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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24
The Power Of Co.openiiar.

PiraNan riah. Dec, 20, 1895.
To the Editor;
"Co-opent.on is destined 60 grow in
10 mighty tree beneath whose
branches universal labor shall one day
ind Shelter ana alternately exercise
and rest"-Thorrton.
Fory-two years ugn tNcp.y-eght
POOR NrAycrs In Toad Lane. Ruchdalc,
England. mot together ~ ulk over ,he
condition u the working clnraes ana tTy
fu ma some remedy f0r ihc amrll1rl-
tiiu Of abe race. After many meetings
ana much serious talk obey came 90
ihr conclusion mat unity "a rtrrnrih,
and W shay would put together thrlr lit
ne rawlings thcy could buy direct from
the producer, sell az q lower nKurr ana
have prom; on sher Investment. Their
capital amounted 90 $40. Lftlo ala
they think some NJ these poor men
would live to re monuments erected
more criurng than statues ~ bronze
or pillars ~ stone. And yft such a.
enc fact. This $40 brought No pflft
tho FIRST year. but the second Il ala.
Then commenced Fhe MON wonderful
success the world over SAW In cn-optri-
ton. 1,us nucleus ~ 1891 has grown
u mighty giant, doing banking business
~ iso.Oo1,01l a year, yielding pr4ni
TO ANN NliHtfN ANNNINRNAN NNNNf ct HANNN'HNNN
yearly. owning stately warehouses Ia
London Manchester. leeds, Newcastle
on-Tyne. Glasgow, New York ana other
foreign countries. Four atcamships
bring the produces frlm all curnrfs %
the eaigh. Thry have 400 stores IN
the United Kingdom, work thcr own
ulinfs, own ftreeiH ~ dwellings, almost
townships These cooperative Hocis-
tics subscribe 90 hosp tails, chlrltlrs and
churches. They own libraries, ncWH-
r1oms. ard have cfiHblshsd nrirncs
classes and founded a'h0ltWhlp1 In the
university. IN me past fWuuty-hye
yeira they have done a business ~
over cl.s0o0OcoOo, giving these 100000
gn1 more members "a profit ~ nearly
Giii.Oo0 O00 uhfrr ure no dnneH In
this M ghty army, but they do the work
and put the pront 20 fhrir own use,
not give % 80 middle men, Here YOU
have ehe naked truth ~ tho mighty
power OF corporation. the principle =
aprudlng throughout the counties ~
Europe. In every city. town and vii
laFe "a France, building soriotiHa are
established, In this country. New Jor-
F.y. Maryland ana Mlssichusptts. the
good work TX spreading Mcn ana broth.
r0n IN riah' can we noe De united In
temporal mattCrs a. wen as our broth
rem In Europel
\ suBsCBGBER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24
Will Recognize Holidays.

Very cemmcpiibic aotim has been
taken by the merchants WIKI rsfcrsnr"
O. tho ho.idayz. in r,rponss g. the ci-
foisa - the U,ah clerks ars,clatlon,
thhry-nve " thcm having s'gn.d On
agTermgG ~ rsUrs NJ ,H .hlyf
Ohfls.mas and New years hr.h fllirE
ou sunday ghis ycir. the ts VIII
gonerally be- vi0so1 va " aily. b'ctm-
bee gg.h. aui January 2ri, ~ move
mrfs aiio Includes cioflrg On MIiaiiug-
.ar'a birthday. Fourth 20 JAY, Labor
day and Thanksgiving day.
Fo.i iNitg are abe i9grt ~ j. y.
Gardner. Tho Lace liouse, Davis Shpc
Co. T.. a \. Clan. ~. ~. Dusky, Nofs
York cash sgnrc, brown. Terry a
Woodruff CO.. y. T.. T.asitl Co, The
Paris MllMryfy company, VI 1narxh IN '
o.. jerome HlrFchman, T.. o'lir.ily.
Marshall n McCffady, rucccsts1rs O. ".
T.. Noble Mercantile CO., walker Brf.
Dry Gauds Co. y. Ausrhach 4 lirp.,
RohinH0n ~, =. .Solomou iirls., The Hat
Box, cutler HOS. CO.. I. y, LOWS. B1r-
son " CO.. NeWmin-Nosi she 60. The
siegcl ClushinE Co, u. *. Thnmss Dry
Goods Co., ", L0ugmUrr q O., Umh
Mtrosr.iir c.. The Re-. Hive shoe Co.
George MullUi a CO., H. NJ. Friedman a
Co.. Fred Layton llr,t,r. Tho S,giIi-
care. Barnes Hardy Co. Emporium q
AT AMI Farcy Go.ls, iiowrlng a Go.
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The OLD INDIAN CLAIMS.
Held Up by Refusal on he Pari Of the ktiof-
neY Genefal % Certify Them.

Attorney Gua,nvo. Krocger has re-
ccived a letter from Washington. -. G..
which puts a quictus upon thr indian
doprcdatlons claims. at least until ar
ter The close ~ tne present Congress.
A. was stated In the "Scwu" some
time agn. the ease upon which the
others hinged had been decided by The
United stntos supreme court Ia favor
" the petitioners. This decision was IN
the nature OF a confirmation Of "a judy
mcnt coming M from % lower count.
the Supreme Court standing four To
four-0ne judge being disqualified from
acting In the ease.
At the time Of the rendering ~ tho
decision there were various Judgments
against the United states held BY
claimants before Tho court or claims,
which were only waiting this decision,
to be- paid. The United states attorney
general now haiks an proceedings hy
refusing 10 certify tn these judgments.
giving nH his reason Tor 40 acting, fhat
In view of the fact that the judgments
were sustained by u divided court he
IL going tn lay the matter before Com
rrcss for acu.on upon the questions IN
dispute.
Western congressional delegltlona.
and especially tho one from ltah, ar"
o. be- potltluncd tu help. by their vote.
the payment 81 these claims which
means ~ much 90 20 many ~ their
constituents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24
ANOTHER DOCTOR.
Conoc SHAY Agree with some People aud
Not with Others.

Untl year ago I was a most In
veterate coffee drlnlSsr.
have always assiduounly abstainod
from all other forms of stlmulants
Including s0bacco. ana hence could
easily iOcaiige the cause for the num-
cruus abnormal symptoms became
subject 90. | grew nervous and irrlt-
able became easily excited ana eNper-
fenced q decided loss ~ memory. toe
rether with many O.her symptoms. In
dirltlng an unduly stimulated nory-
Gus system. Ny appetite was poor,
Thousands o. others, I could no, bring
myself To believe chat my favorlte bev-
eragc was tho cause OF my abnormal
conditions.
About a year ago package OF Pos
tum Cereal came 20 my Office. and I
concluded 20 Try ~ was vury much
dlfapplinted wish the trial. The llquid
being lgh. .oolored. weak and insipld
II lacked the strong fiAvor had been SO
long accustomed So.
/ concluded, however, l would have
10 cultivate q taste FOR u, and hence
persisted In drinking the aimos, taste
less mixture for several weeks, until
finally | became disgus,ed with II and
quk 10. l noticed, however. an I'm.
provein,ni In any nervous symp-
Shortly after this my attention wa,
called % your specific announcement
AZ 20 the length 81 time the mixture
should boil, | took She subject IN
again. following the directions *.
plictly. anu the result was iruly graf
flying. The color, she aroma, m,
taa:o and everything teNoopt one nery.
racllng f,ImulnnD was there. and
was completely sMlShed. The nery-
GUS fympoms entltcly We nj, and an
ther abnormal conditions vanished.
Tho experience In my own case natur.
ally led 10 a conclusion az % the ears.
VI ,ha disorders with many " my m
TENTS. and ! have had occasion 4,
numerous cases 60 Insist upon tbs
Abandonment of come eniliely. ana
Che substitution ot Postum Food CT.
Or. Geo W. Hogan, ii3 T.. Long y,
Columbus, Ohio. T'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24
UrAH's MILITARY POST.
Men viii Have a Fine Christmas Dinner
Their Bill Of fare.


C,i,a .mas day will bc very qu'l
on. "a she military clty.Owi9f i1 sac
regimen. bairg undcr orders go move at
uuy time shcrc l. - one al the paH
FROM ;ora ou;saic VIA she Intention o;
spending the hGldays, rnless guests
arrive hy ntc gra,r today therc will
d. absolutely IA glusis as IA oiilcrui'
quarters.
Christmas viii be spcrs 10y NJ ~ ".
ohHare ~ rau1 viii um ~ the DWELL
ers On she circle uu,l BY q feast lr tho
quurtcrH - thr mUH ThiH Chrlo.mIs
d.Nf anlug eho ilfttr will %. -
suti aniir. The pr fiis ~ ihn oas'.
sDcu are divided nm0rg She various
cmrlucs utl pue ag.I fhc company
furl. - which tho ctnM4giCr N the
cur.1dAu This q she fuf1 from VIII, n
NOR y o. drawn O. supply the Fprcai
f.r flr men upon Hggh oC,s,issns ~
Cirrlpmnr.
The pImbcr " god ihlrrs drawn by
one company Nfd .. = a sample M all
Oh. roft) IL ~ fttiowg orr hundred
. unis - turkey. rScT,y-nve pounds
~ crirry. elk quarts IT ciuuhCrrl r..
four harlcf 81 rurkhh silnd. swcn.y-
flve ciru - lohfiers. io1 urangrs. odrr
sto % buster ana s-u huf,irsd cigars.
This n 10 a1ilt,1 80 .hr regular r1-
eions ~ thc army IND will make a vlfy
orfi.tahie sTr1Id for orv hundred mCn.
F0r The uh.iircn - an meu a Chiist-
mas frre ctlchr1f VIII be- held this
cvoriug. On Christmas day Chaplain
AflefuW1ieh Will hoid services ~ .hc
oh1pCl iles,dCs Oils f,r.hing VAT % sh,
usual routsnn ~ army life Will saks
ulagp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24
THE RAILWAY OUTLOOK
ACTIVITY IN UTAH AND The WEST.
lion. A. W. McCunes Line Of Road Move-
ments Of tn. Rio Grabdc aud south
era Pacific Also others


Tho coming year bids fair 81 uu.rlVnl
anv yrar In t,,o I,r,d.. t,,. tsa number
- 40. r., t...t.
"''',' 90 iA'i'A" Fiht "'h ~ "u'',
thtousAnut TIE wc't Tie air Ga iul
90 riiuues VI new unfs thnf are 90 h.
t,,n. rt,...l .,,t ~ ala u,.. tb,t no..
tl h' ~ ntl u. Among ihe i4ttrr De-
ifc huntington. whch o. looking W-h
longing tvai nom an otr.fat. To- dine pa
ono ,., 4..lt ... 81. -...t
~ 'ih n.hN.r SD Silt blkf. mon WIS
"p'h up i1r 1ur.f1 h.tN the mtih
.nc 'i tl' linton lArihc hnl ihn " 10
Nt'hur 'A JUS MIS- y. revived WIN
'.t'b ,l'l ilt ituit than tN.l
H'tNl' voc ~ ,h lt.thh 0. AIsp tN'ins
tl VOC tfNA. thc tflf-, h.fliNa most
~. Hi.rt Nlit row nave terminus
500 '.nN .l '"l.Idu''
"h 'hNhE 'e'k At present itAn 81 ID
pr .ht s,.i' "i niu,h hcifi,A in ii.l.
~ nuiidiis: Alf.iiN ih' l."h nud
'.'nl H pushing Hf WY i' 90. .iHih
''li Ih. 81 noe % ne
.iH. Ntth its own tltk, Ndt Mill '.r
lNui a l'u'. pi.h %. "lt in' i.h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24

The following circular was even utr
so letdty 90 she general ouicfs ~ .ne
~. y J.. u speaks Cor .tHeif. "gtu Lake
tiN uiih, Dee -. 1865. Mr. D. q
Mtus1r i- appointed superinisndsfe ~
-" itlhI division. vice Mr N. T. Van
li1n. o., resigned, AppuInimer. ~ ~.
i've Dec. %, is'N y a. Calvin. general
.upnrlWcnl .u- Approved. VI. W..
bAucrlii, Nirr prrti. aud B. neral man.
5Fer Il hlH creased flIsati1n At
Pcrateiia.
lave stock Agert Iluinall ~ the CO.
lniudp Midland rfuru.d last night
itun mp o. the 4 sri4. he reutrta
~ ii here haf been good flu VI snow
all over DE country. which makes the
fhngr available flr irUep. Who Viii nov
uiHr iu ine shape.
la the Oregon shoy Lin, and fhe
no mamie Western = neral Offices will
p clnsad from toby 40 pu. 90 Tue.
hiy morning, In order to give the boys
their Christmas holiday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24

day ari crncrastn. mad ghis rot
been dOre she wJrl would M p-t sef'
been in ihr midst 10 i1is great dark
utsa ara igp rafi.a which chlricicr-
lgcd the middle ngcs IN conclusion
.he speaker referred r. feeling terms 60
tie great ptau.iplcs " haptiun Tor tha
nd nri the c,rrr.ty 81 tine marrnE''
She htdrla Of fir Fit.s ar .meritd
together and the hCsris 90 p1rcits ara
EiiSr samuel W. Rismris. 20 speak,
irg a short time. said hc ffft u. sac
Prophet Justph ir Nluvs, iu ne GiN
90 isi2. ard hCci hn sp1k nrd
prlqhfsy; a made ur everlasting Inn
nrsssion upon hi mIr1. AL r1nv'rrc1
him mat he s,ccd slca a. falc with Ouo
- 4ha grtairsi pf,phta who over
lived rpnn she faec . thc earth. When
fhc rrurh frhTu uruily called Tor
voiufteCrr - Cf1ri uie an exp dltlnn
90 70 uud explore sha Rocky M1urellrs
w9sh Wow 80 fulif'g a r-w locltlon
flr the S1lrfs The spCakcr was oue W
chose wa0 rttn.ndci. ara n, firmly be-.
iieVed that she ~ phW HIN aelf would
havs ftd thr rNpct .1n. had % silr,.
utr IN his ilv.
PrcRdoni Smith ihcn called f,f those
present whl had FHu thU Pruhrs
J0scrh Smith. or been personally uc-
duaif.cd with him. Hf had ever seen
him IN lifa, 10 raise 90 fhclr feHi Tho
following twenty-five fgspOnd di
Thomas Sanders. Thcl CuTls. s. W.
Richer, Charles Il. Bbrlck n. G. Pen.
der. \. y. Am. a. q Halo, James Kip
per George w nui,i. samuel BaicnAn.
John Mcdonald. lalsc Manning tcul.
orod). Jane Clrrlngton Young. Mary
knlrhi nassetts. Elizabeth W. Jsn.
oliyfr !. Workman. Mary y. W. Park
or. Jane ". smish, naihshebl W. Smith.
Jnmu l.. James. iiOl,n VI. Smith. John
Smleh. Joseph y. Smith, Frrd keslcr,
gurin y. Smith.
In rcspouEa 90 another request, rCla-
tivcs u she Prophets rose TO thcir
feet
ON mo'ion the mccglng was then all
journsd for one year
The choir sang Praise 10 shc Man,
ere. after which tn hencdictlon was
pronounced by Elder John smith.
ANDREW IlsNSON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24
THE ANNUAL lswGoRAToR.
Army Of llsfdwotked Clerks are Remembered
By Ihelt Employers.

ACCORDING 80 the general custom. the
leading merchants OF che cltv today
rl,af.,.d ~. 49,. =, MI .,,,,,,.,..'.
W Wv "."'tH ~ '"''' '"P'"'''
N,'h the annual CHRISTMAS box mat
In viflOtls business houses partook OF
A diyeraitv ~ sh,n..t AMI fnrns eash
,....,,,,. ,,........ ,,....,-.,.,.'..,,''.
1890 h"N'N'i' p'tu'lh'''N"s'
over 40 .nr n. e, NJ L. Fnug little
'hNtlgp', that rnilJfd a muAiyil cllnk
uloE being ahak q, was handed 90 each
ana every empluyc, from caah-boy g.
enc ne1r walkorn.
Mex door af the Coop Furniture
~ re. turkeys were In evidence, ana gNo
~ shf O.dca, employees resolved rcspec-
f'Nely a handsome cooking mnBe and
Nurdnohs.
j, u. 0artner's clerks Will app ar on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24

Aiiu,art Lrlch. who was called e
thc bedside ~ tss fa.hcr az Ceprliit,
waEhng,on, win reach she foy ciis
evening.
The c1ucrrt tour OF the Twcrry.
f1ur,h lpiartry band had been ahif,.
dontd. The few cuDcsfgs held inar
money flr ne band ana al rnguve-
meas we're accordingly clncclod.
There are between nifty ard sixty
Elek az .he hospital x the f,at all the
time. 1cie rrplm u the post physician
shows rhae most q the s,cknars owes
~ urlg'n 10 the cuban fever VIII lurk-
!ns in ihc bs'od q tric b5ys.
The walks Ia front - the ofilccrs'
quarters are ~ clear Of snow ~ In the
summer. recruits from the guard house
welding thu broom c0ne,aSly.
by she buTst,E o. pipe the r,yrt,,
ori OF the fort was deluged with wal,r
yesterday.
1horc was I'm Informal Npp al the
Tort luH. glH. at Nhlch many IL the
society people q the city were pr,sens.
Tho opln'cn = rrcwln,g amour the
pnlccrs that che r-aslmeng II al likely
Go De removed fNm IT. presefs qtar-
feTs for some time They argue .ist
every regiment that Il called nway H.
sens Fhn chfn"e of call Tor the TWpn-
fy-foufgh. aul there has boon many
calls 10 the past month. All are sati.-
Ned wt the outlook.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


There were nineteen blr,hs In Salt
Lake city reported for ,he pas; week.
fhAiy-two marriages and eleven
desthH.
BIRTHS AND DEATHS
The rcpog Of the board OF health for
tho week l. rs follows. Blrh. %.
males II, females n: deaths n. males Q.
femaiea .. bodies brought from OUT.
side places for iusormont here. .; con-
tagluus diseases. nars outstanding. N,
",Ns ring 10 cases " scarlet fever and 1
Iphihssii. There were NJ infectious
difeaaos reported.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
Following are thc mirflnga iconros
Issued by County clerk Dunbar Tor the
week;
William u. sldiaway. q. and Jane
Miller, ~. both ~ SAT- Lake.
Franklin q. pfIco. %. and Emma Oh
Hln. sam. age. hi.h of Draper.
Anus Fuller. 30. and Sarah Han
ven. a. both Of MIN Crolk.
William T. Akin. 20. and Ala Foul
gcr. ~. both VI Salt Lake cl;y.
liars q. Larson. &c. and Eibl john
ON. 10, hoeh ~ Murray.
John a. MIN. %. and Nancy BRADY,
u, hl,h N Union.
~ rhama. !lrd. %. and Ella cahoon.
-. both ~ Murray.
William ". snyder q. OF Fairfield.
Wan county. and Annie DuckWarih.
-. % Sail Lake city.
Henry. " Campo. -. and Helen l..
Duncan, u. bo.h aof salt Lake city.
Albion w. Cains Ir.. 20. anl Ida NJ.
llngman. -. BON of Salt Lake city.
G,Qrgr u. Moore. 20. and Alccp.a 4.
Lcwis. Sam age both Of Pnyson.
Emil kohlcr, p, ~ Midway. Wa
sntch county. ana LlzEles Kupfer. ~. OF
Salt Lake city
brigham sodefbnrR. "a. Of salt Lake
cl,y. aud Cafollnc Larson, same age.
Of Garland. BnNeidrr county.
nayard NJ. C1Hgrovi, -. and Matilda
]. Garff. q. both " Draper.
George Taylor. 20. ~ NH Crock, AMI
Rachael Reynolds. q. OF soush Cotton
wood.
Alma NJ. carbluc. q. Of IT, Anthony.
Idaho. and Tillic Harding, SAM aEe. u
Willard,
John stczncggcr. 20. n Mnnti. and
Rachael King. 20. of iiouniifui.
Eli J. Ron. n. OF Logan. and Eliza
10th j. Bywater. ~, Of sak Lake
Clly.
deorgc W. Altman. 20. OF sait Lake
city. aud Iona II. Maddox. 81. OF clif-
son, Idaho.
Davis IL. wicket. n. Of Echo. sum.
nit county AMI Mary condie. -. OF
Croydon, Morgan county.
Jlmea ". Oborn. 20. ~ Union. and
Martha \. Vance, %, OF falrvicN. SAN
ps.e county.
Jos IN e. Say, 20. and Allcc r..
Bailey. q. both ~ NH Creek.
william Benhc Jr., 20. and Elizabeth
II. Wood. ~. b1.h Of Logan,
Vance V. Wilson, -. and Kate Me
Comb. %. h0ih ~ Eureka.
John q. Pierce. u. ana Annie 4. At.
cree. %. both " salt LAX city.
Henry q. Davis. -. N Slt Lake
city, ana Eiile Thompson, u, of Beaver
CITY.
Roy homer. q. and Allc . N. Lewis.
10, both 81 Mexico.
Clarence l.. iuilsm. ~. and Mary u.
Zrll. "a. both " Salt Lake city.
oscar J, Reese, "a, and Elizabeth
slmpf IN. ~. both N Slit Lake city.
charles Luudluls'. -. ANA sadie PITTS.
20. both ~ Salt Lake cay.
Russell :. Wilbur. -. of Mercur. and
Eudora Richardson. ~. OF bingham.
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Nu,,arrlll eone-ns lOa,x H.t..

when Professor Muzzarcin's Frcnch
studefgs last darht appeared IN the
class room 10 sha Tcmpicton building
x was In she air thas something had
napperi J. whas It was bsclme clear
when profcsFor De Loery. ~. She High
scho9i, anrqur,ed mat N. Muzzareill
hid ieft thc cry ana TIE ella .fes with
vlt stating whether he lf.frIs1 90 re-
tufn ~ ret ln ne nflr future. NJ
H' L.cly also stated sh1t eha ciarsts
w!li b. c,ciirucd AMI cac sickets
paid IN rdvanre be iilr rod. The pro.
fesf's thtn went or wth h's lrfifuc.
tsra 10 Fresh Pronunciation. and
judging from what c0I't b. learn A,
,ne piri1n prevailed o. sac ciofa " tho
nolr fhai the th1nge OF ttalhers Ia no
ioss TO the mudtns.
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ate myself from you an ls certainly a
matter Of dcen rcEret.
Whatever Fucc - ] may have had
ln the public schools ui Salt Lake ls
due partly 90 your 10 -hfm ,-i-npera-
fion. IA ,hc teacher IT,. % ia the
child. Then O. ll aisu duo 90 thu great
crterprlfa and public spirit " the
hlards " oducl.lon during thr last
clEm years. aud lastly 90 th0 public.
whlc1 hns given iia support 80 rlhly
ANA sNif-aacrincingiy
My -dniinuinco here o. o.. u.1.-.
hlry ~ thH futur0 aticcsus OF tbs
ahpola Success is n0' due GO any ou-
indIvhluai. ard ., VIII certainly ha COM
tiuuCi under SIN one una WHOSE
standard you VIII follow. AMI D ask for
my aucec 1r Poe lur lnduFtry ana
good will ihf' l,u have Ho generously
given ruc. aud predict fnr him. n
rivcn TIM; holp. and immediate sue
cess %
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FAREWELL RECEPTION.
Host Of Teachers Meet Or. Mlllspnugh al the
knulsfofd.


\ splendid reception was rendered Dr.
Mlllspaugh LAD nlght at the Knuts-
ford hotel. and There was a large at
tendance Of city teachers ami other
friends Of the retiring superintendent.
The parlor floor Of the ho,oi was an.
rroprlhtely decorated, and prescribed a
brilliant appearance. President Cotton,
~ the school board, made a short adj.
drgsH, c0mmcndatofy ~ the work ~ Dr.
Millapaugh, ana al Us Gloss A. <. Mar
I'm, IN a neat speech, presented tl the
auptriniendoni, "a behalf ~ M tcloh-
ere, a handsome gold watch, ON the m-
side ~ which was ;he following ,n-
sravei inscription
DR. j, i. MILLSPAuGH.
In remembrance nf a priceless fellow.
ship.
Isl0-tSas
Pfcaonfod by the Teachers
OF salt Lake clty
schools,
Emotion nlmos, prevented a raply.
but with some difficulty Dr. MlllsDaueh
managed tu say; ~ hope YOU do uuf
expect mo 90 say muti. / read Inc
program" he said, 90 az I certnin.y dld
not run across this uumhe r. .. A. 10
iioluiely impossible FOR me 10 a:taaiH 70
cxprCsa my thanks f1r Tho emo IONS
shat auaa In my heart. l have known
you long tEme; some ] have known =
quarter Of q century, some who an,
standing here I knew ~ lb,tlc children
ANA have followed their growth with In,
terasi and anccSion, and now TO separ-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24
THIN I. {. MI. BANQUET
SPEECHES AND APPROPRIATE ToAsTs.
How People with Funny Names Pound
Their "Mates''-The Ansir Wound
Up with - Jolly Dance

Smiling faces and merry. ripping
laughter characterized the banquet
given today by ,hc factory
amusement association Of u.
G. NJ. l. TO the employees OF that big
in..sutlon. Employers and employees
o,irgled In Jolly Christmas feast. and
there was good will and - Merry
CHRISTMAS" plainly depicted on every
countenancc.
The big tables were set In the room on
che Tr,lrd floor Of thc factory building;
and what a load OF good things were
there, And after these good things
,vrre DISPOSED ". "Mr. shoep.rlng'
y,,,,,id congratulate a Mrs. Last on
coming out unhur; from u Eight
.aueeze." and tho latter would sympa-
ssiye with tho former IN she hard pull,
10 haI cxpcronced. while "Air. Awr'
20. tgobraidCd by "Mrs. Bristies" be-
,at,.s he had not demolished The ALI
.hsrs was on the sable. ana ne got
b1ck' by Informing Mrs. BrlHtes' mat
she was aitogt ,hcr "too poiu.td' IN her
And 20 she merry chan new round.
,trh flying fragment 7ickling the hcaf-
ara 20 laughter or renewed.
During the morning there were snort
an echos by Mr. Rodney Hillam and
Superintendent Wcober.
MORNING PROGRAM.
The "tffce De rcslp,ancc" IN the pro.
r,,,n ~. tbs utrrir,g Twas she dhiuer
given at 1850. Here s. eie fnenui
oysters Raw W ',ewed.
ceiary. Cheese, f'eki7@
A,..,,,. parwauos.
lee cream and Cake.
' M. .,i,,,r. "a. sown 4, the tah..s In
~. t.",is.. A.. d,s'vn "a I, SEQ
p PAR ~ sl ~ NM ~ ' TSo miru,r u
~ 49, ~, ves uflaue AMI Wa !n thls
diSw'" va. , ui,1u Nv " a. n TN ~
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w. - IA. H.. "a ,aeh ~ MI 'tdt ,Nas
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49,. vf,',h v,s wri.g'n
t-' ". - "N,t-, Ty.-
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=" 80 la. ytotr 80.
49,, "a -. g,t abs an Z,
f.',.,ls, tbe tiir. ~ which W,is VIZ.
~, .Se nm "Mfs. Eyslu." Wa o..
aurtd so mate With ihe liy dpwlrg
MIR. Eyris.' - 'Nhcn all wtft f.lt-
81 aroufh zoe hour.i.us ID. ri 'nerr
~, re,,'s ~, r,sr bsafl Tho r. ~.
i,t,,c- man. vs,,re vs. warr rlafch'.i.
.,.,,,,,,hsr' y,N Nestsr. .,fti MOI ffnt 4
sci, uui. Irst ~ sirinr.
Ttr',,i wy p,irti,s Hammer AM
NS'die. c,nmp. nl,.Uab.S. We. s,ic.
i'nn'r - H. min, Il 'usfrs ar,i
NJ ~ 80. - rief,sufrlt. Ttirr.
-, -. c.t..,t. .vsf. N = s.uiI Ia.
r,sl mir I'm. ~ "plfes''
nuri,.r M htnotrt fh. fsii .o,tn.r
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Tor Sweet chmllY.

Today me salvation army lssses were
,' on go streets In the Interests VI
we poor 90 this city, Posting them
serves 90 The busy clrncfs.thfy made a
mute appeal fo ghe paastr-by 90 spare
~ qu.i'lr flr the beueht ~ humanity,
sAph lady displayed a hrgc sign. with
=, hs9saiy tpN In the Sentrr and .
"Amvwork az eVergreens The plaeaid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24
Case, plsnl,sed.

The two indictments for grand lar
ccny which have been standing agaSst
Hiss Teresa Reeves have been dis
missed In Justice Nlelscn'a court.
Ike Jones. who was committed TO Jail
for contempt. has been released upon
hia promise TO settle tho Judgment
against him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-24

Judgo w. u. KlnF. rl1h's Congress
man. has returned hume from wnia-
luffou, accompanied by his wife. Tho
judge helng " oiuai 4te for senatorial
h1unrs.Nlll remain here until shat qusa.
Ton n settled by the Legislature