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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-28
THE HERALD BULLETIN.

PAGE ONE.
Gold Democrats Somersault.
Barbecue Ends Disgracefully.
Asphaltum Leasing Defeated.
Some Bond History.
PAGE TWO.
Mckinley at Waldorf Banquet
Dog Livery Stables.
PAGE THREE
Indian Creek Gold.
Two Divorce Suits Filed.
Fiction Utterly Routed.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial.
PAGE FIVE.
Council Committees Meet.
PAGE SEVEN.
State News.
Features In Stocks.
News of the West.
PAGE EIGHT.
In Railway Circles.
Board of Education.
In the Social Realm
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CANE TO AN END.
Proceedings of the Last Days Ses-
sion Of Cattle-growe1s.


Denver. Colo, Jan. 27.-The National
Stock Growers convention, after three
days of harmonious and important de-
liberations. came to an end today. The
organization of the Live Stock assOcia-
ton of the United States Of America
was completed today by the selection of
an executive committee. Tie other cat
tie centers of the country, il cOnsidera-
ton of the splendid efforts of Denver
in making the present convention a
success, waived their claims upon next
years meeting, and the vote was unan-
imous that it should again come to
Denver.
The closing number on the rro-
gramme was the last barbecue to be
given in America where buffalo is to
appear on the menu. AmOnS the rare
viands were niCely-coOked elk and
opossum, besides beef. mutton and pork
in great quantities. The barbecue was
held at the Union Stock Yards, and the
Burlington railway ana the street car
companies carried from 5000 to $4,000
people to the grounds.
ASSOCIATED PRESS ACCOUNT.
So great was the crowd that the six
tons Of meat served was hardly enough
to scclsfy ALL and before the crowds
could be served. the tables against
they were SUI St-ie, SA'N-
and, brushing aside police ana military
guards, the crowd Overran the grounds.
helping themselves to What was in
sight Governor Adams and Mayor Nc
Murray were present but their expostu-
lations were unheeded. The crowd was
good natured, and no on was hUrt IN
the stampede. but, there being no pos
sibility of restoring order. the mana
gers declared the barbecue over The
mistake made by the baroecue COM
mittee was in issuing too many tick
cts, $4,000 having been given out
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
At the morning session. TIE organiza-
ton of the Live Stock Association of
the United States. which was partially
completed last night. was taken up
again, and the executive committee Sc
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Idaho Horticulturists.


Boise, Ida. Jan. 27.-The Idaho State
Horticultural society. which has been
in session for three days, today elected
officers for the ensuing year as follows:
President. A Mcpherson, of Boise:
vice president. Robert Schliecher, of
Lewiston; secretary, Robert Milliken,
of Nampa: treasurer, Z. NJ Gwinn, of
Caldwell: trustee for Third district o.
f. Smith. of BlackfOOt
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Ohio Militia and Cuba.

Columbus. o., Jan. 27.-The Ohio
National Guard association today
asked congress to grant Cubans the
same beliigerent rights which the pro-
posed confederate states of America
had. They also asked congress for in
creased appropriations to the National
Guard of the state.
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BARBECUE ENDS
D|SGRACEFULLY
LudicrOuS Conclusion of the
Cattlemen'S Meet.
FORTY THOUSAND
HUNGRY PEOPLE
Rush Like an Immense Pack of
Wolves Upon the Provisions.

Police and Militiamen Utterly Help
less-Nothing Else Talked About
In Denver-E. n. Collister Select
ed As Utah's Representative On
Executive Committee-Denver the
Next Place of Meeting-Resolu.
tons Acknowledgements
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BRAVE MISS BESSIE.
Act of Cool Courage Performed By
Justice Fields Daughter.

ACI Oh OOO1 courage EeIIOImeu D
Justice Fields Daughter.
Waterbury, Mass, Jan. 27.-Miss Bes-
sic Field of California, daughter of
Stephen J. Field, the recently retired
justice OF the United States supreme
court, performed an act of signal BRAY
cry last evening. As a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles z. Lamb, she was enter
tanning caller. Attorney Joseph Alder
son, jr. PoTtieres caught fire from a
lamp, and before the fire was discover
ed the entire room was in flames. She
saw the fire first. and without warning
her caller, jumped, at the risk of ignit-
ing = light dress she wore. and tore
the drapery. and at the same time
picked up some blazing rugs and threw
them out o. the window. Then, with
the assistance of the guest, the fire
was extinguished.
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Mr.. Deliver CRep. Ia.) an eloquent and
witty reply.
GILSONITE LEASE.

Mr.. King (Dem. Utah made a point of
order against the provision in the bill ex-
tending the time TOR the allotment OF the
lands on the Uncompahgre Indian reser-
vaoion and the leasing of the gilsonits
lands on the reservation under the direc-
uon OF the secretary of the Interior
After some debate on the point of order
il was sustained.
The provision authorizing the secretary
of the interior to lease the coal and other
mineral lands of the Kiowa Apache,
0omanche and Wichita reservations in
Oklahoma, also went out on "a point of
order. Without further amendment the
committee rose and the Indian bill was
passed.
PROSPERITY DEBATE.
The house then Immediately went back
into committee and took uD the District
of Columbia appropriation bill. The gem
eral debate drifted quickly into the ques-
ton as 10 whether prosperity had come
with the .Dingley law.
MI Greene tPOp. Neb.) said that not a
single farm product except wheat and
wool was higher today than a year ago.
Mr.. GrosVener (Rep. Ohio, as the latest
evidence of prosperity called attention
TO the IL cent per ton advance in the
wages of coal miners agreed upon at
Chicago yesterday. That increase he said
affected 20c. 000 miners.
Mr.. Swanson (Dem. Va.) submitted
some remarks on the situation in the cot
ton industry in the south, attributing the
depression in the country to the excess
stvely high tariff duties. At sos D. m. the
house adjourned
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
Coalville Man Meets Death In a Dia-
mondville Mine.
Especial to The HeraIdl

Coalville, Jan. 27--WoEd was received
here today from Diamondville, Wyo.,
stating that Andrew Puggmuir, of this
place, had been accidentally killed in
the Diamondville mines.
MIR. Puggmuir was 30 years of age
and an upright, hard working man. He
leaves a widow and eight small chill
dren, the eldest IL years and the young
est months old. This family is entire
~ unprOvided for.
The remains will be shipped here for
burial. No particulars Of the accident
were given.
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cific. which has practically enjoyed ;
monopoly of the trade.
BIG LIVE STOCK DEAL.
Texas People Buy $3.50, 900 Worth of
Wyoming Calves.
(special 10 The Hsrald.)

tsl-SOleII 10 I IIS III etIu-J
Cheyenne. Wyo., Jan. pa live stock
deal of considerable magnitude was
closed here today. Messrs. Boyce &
Powell. representative of the TX 1. T.
Cattle company, Charming, Tex, signed
contract with the Heresford associa-
ton, which has large ranches near
Cheyenne, and raises blooded Here
fords. for the entire crop of calves for
the ensuing three years. The contract
price is about $50, and. as about 1000
Gales are raised each year. the deal in
wolves about S150.0OO. The calves will
be shipped to the TX. l. T." ranch in
Texas. and raised and bred there. 1t
is believed an attempt is being made by
the ''X. I. IT, people to get corner on
the Hereford stock
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Frisco Bartender Murdered.

San Francisco, Jan. 27.-At 6 o'clock
this morning Charles E. Withers
murdered Nathan Phillips. a bartender,
in the Empire theatre, q Ellis street.
The crime was apparently unprovoked.
Withers was inflamed with drink and
in an ugly mood.
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AN AUTHORIZES FRUSTRATED.
Eallie Erminie Rives Unnerved BY
Hostile Criticism.

New York. Jan. 27.-Hallie Erminie
Rives. the youthful southern author and
cousin of Princess Troubetzkoi. formerly
Mrs. Amelie Rives Chandler is patient
at a sanitarium in Brooklyn. Unnerved by
hostile criticism of her recent work
Smoking Flax" and overtaXed by the
effort to get out another volume dealing
with south ern problems. she was removed
from the Waldorf yesterday and taken
TO sanitarium for treatment and rest.
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Killed In a Saloon Row.

Tracy, Cal, Jan. 27.-Thomas Caffery
was shot and mortally wounded by
Joseph Byrnes in the formers saloon
early this morning. Five shots were
fired, three taking effect. one in either
arm and one below the heart
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Engineers Back DoMns

London, Jan. "a majority of the en-
gineers have voted in favor of accenting
the terms of the employers. The exact
figures have not yet been divulged. but
the proportion is said TO be about % 900 in
favor of acceptance to 11,000 against it,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-01-28
GOLDRUGS TAKE
4 SOMERSAULT
Two Gold Democrats Won For
Teller Resolution.
LINDSAY OF KENTUCKY;
SMITH OF NEW JERSEY
Today the Senate Will Vote On the
Silver Resolution.

of Daniels speech-Argu-
ments From the Standpoint of
Law-Lindsay's Contention That
the Opposition Raised False Is
sue-Wolcott's Retort to Aldrich's
Fling-Cockrell's Magnificent Fin
ish.
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MINERS RESUME WORK.
Trouble In Colorado Coal District
Will Be Arbitrated.

Denver, Colo, Jan. 27.-The miners
in the northern coal district, who have
been on strike for a couple of weeks,
Will return to work today, and depend
on the state board of arbitration TO
settle the difficulties existing between
the miners and mine operators.
The operators and men both agreed to
abide by the decision of the arbitration
board. which will be rendered as soon
as the investigation is Completely ~. Z.
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Whole Villages Devastated

Odessa, Jan. "a hurricane has
wreaked immense destruction in this dis
5rict. Whole villages have been devas-
lated and the damage 10 shipping is
enormous.
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FORTY THOUSAND THERE-

600 people damned around the tables.
These had come on the street cars and
were impatient at the delay
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Battling With the Snow.

A thrilling article telling how the
mountain railroads keep their lines
open. Win be published in the Sun
day Herald.
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From this time every 10 minutes
train loads of people arrived at the
stock yards until there were at leas
20. 600 people on the ground. Prepare
tions had been made to feed about H.
coo and the committee found that the
crowd was not being satlshe1 fast
enough. The walters, 10 in number DID
their best TO distribute the fool, but
the people were damned % deep around
the outside of the big enclosure ord
those that had gotten all they neeced
were held at the tables, being unable
to get out. It is alleged also that some
Of the walters had lmbibed too freely
of the beer and their actiOLs We're
necessarily slow.
At o'clock the crowds Impotence
became so great that the tables wcte
pushed over at one point and s,:'al
crowd gained entrance. This gave the
cue to the whole crowd and the tables
were overturned at once.
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Royal Diadems.

Some OF the famous crowns worn
BY the emperors and kings Of the
world win be described in the Sun
day Herald.
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POLICE HELPLEss.

The rush for the carving tables and
piles of bread was something fearful
The police and a company of militia
were utterly helpless. The carvers in
fear for their lives sliced great chunks
of meat and threw il among the crowd.
The bread which was piled in cords on
the grounds disappeared in a few min
utes. even the roasting pits were
charged and great sides of half roasted
meat were carried off and hacked and
pulled apart by the hungry crowd To-
night nothing else is talked of.
The management and the delegates
to the convention are disguised and it
is not probable that a barbecue VIII
be a feature of the convention next
yea~
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POsToFFIcE APPOINTMENTS.
lLLOWSTONE STAGE Permit.

+. J. Haynes of Minneapolis. has
been granted a permit by the interior
department to establish a line of stages
from Manti, Idaho. into the Yellow
stone National park This viii enable
passengers to enter the park from :.
railroad line on the south. Up to this
time the only stage routes into the
park have been from the Northern Pa
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

At the morning session. TIE organiza-
ton of the Live Stock Association of
the United States. which was partially
completed last night was taken up
again, and the executive committee Sc
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-11-18
The War ROnda.

The Chicago Tribune Of March. 1898,
has the following to say:
1.-THE comptroller Of the currency,
Charles & Dawes, was sent by the pres.
ident to New York to meet the bankers
and reassure them that an issue Of 8 per
cent bonds would take place. regardless
of the opposition of the Democrats and
Populists. AS a result Of this rcassur-
ance large orders for plates to be used
in printing national bank notes we're
placed with the comptroller, aud al.
ready the bureau of printing and en-
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Notice 10 Owner Before Tax Deed
Shall Issue.

Notice 10 Owner Before Tax Deed
Shall Issue.
10 ID. Nj Taylor and to all whom it may
concern:
You are hereby notified TINT on the I'd
LAY OF November. 1896, the following piece
OF real estate taxed IN the name of q. M.
Taylor and situated III the county of PEN
nington and state Of South Dakota. as follows
the southwest quarter Of northwest quarter,
and the north half OF southwest quarter, Sec
ton 10; southeast quarter OF northeast
quarter. section ~, all i'll township 1 south.
range 9 +. b II. NJ, was sold for taxes uue
and delinquent tor the year 1895 by the
treasurer OF said county to Pennington county
and was by sa d purchaser duly assigned to-
Emma Buckingham. who j. now the lawful
holder Of the certificate of purchase; that
said taxes due and dell,,q ent IN said ed day
OF November, 1896, was 81 50, with in
tere.t and penalty, $I.24. making a total Of
same at the date Of service OF thi, notice., is
SO p. making total amour, Necessary to ne
deem $1,000. together with such ltterea as
may accrue after tins date and the cuss Of
service Of thi notice; that thi, sum musa be
paid and that the right Of redemption LII ex-
Eire and decd to SAID land he i,suul within
sixty days from the completed service ol tins
notice.
Dated at Rapid City. 5. d.. t rs TN, day
OF Nov. 1895
Mrs Emma Hu. Aluunar
FIRST Publication N .vc,nr IItn
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A Tribute to Greenbacker..

A Tribute to Greenbackers.
In a recent speech Tom Watson, while
reviewing the past Of the reform agita-
tions that led up to the Peoples Party,
said:
At last some of the people realized
what was going on. The G%reenbacker
arose and appealed to the nation. His
voice arrested attention. His challenge
to debate could not be met. His was the
triple armor Of the champion whose
quarrel is just. Therefore he was denied
a hearing Politicians reviled him,
slandered him, lied about him in the
canvass, cheated him at the polls. The
paid newspapers covered him with
abuse and ridicule. The very people he
was fighting for were made to hate him.
Yet. truth being mighty, he contin-
ued to wax strong. Force couldn't crush
him, and they resorted to fraud and de-
ceit. The two great political parties
whose class legislation had cursed the
land pretended to be sorry, promised in
their platforms to be better Greenbackers
than G~reenbackers themselves, and some
Of the Greenback leaders were taken up
to the top of a small potato hill and
shown NANCY little offices, and the con.
temptible leaders were greatly tempted.
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craving is working night and day to
get the plates ready"
This sentiment Of The Tribune was
carried out to the letter, and that, too,
by the aid of Democrats. And especial
~ after they had estimates from the
leaders Of the administration that the
expenses of the war would not exceed
$3.50, 900, 900 q year were it to last that
long.
The war is over. It lasted four
months, and not one dollar Of the $780,.
900, 900 issued has been used, but the
lease Of life to the national banks has
been assured.-Journal of Knights Of
Labor.
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Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Rapid City, 4. D.

OSSVOCS 90 1000
!: NOTICE il hereby given that the fol-
Loving named settler has filed notice OF
his intention to make final proof in sup
port OF his claim and that said proof
will he made before the register or re-
cei:er ut Rapid City. s. d. on Dec.
10th, 1898, VIZ: William p. Pierce,
Homestead Entry No, 1924. for the
northeast quarter, section %, town
ship 4, north range IL. +. B. H. M.
lie names the following witnesses to
his continuous residence upon
and cultivation o.. said land, viz: Floor
Vand+rstnop. OF Sm,thville. S. d.;
Charles NJ. Esliek. OF Elm Springs, S. D.:
James FiAugher, Of Rs'zeIl, $. d.; BRIT
Si>ley, OF %Smithville, S. ID.
A. K. GARDNER,
Register.
FIRST publication November 4th, 1898.
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LARGE VISIBLE DECREASE.
Notwithstanding Big Exports Wheat
Shows = Decrease.

CHICAGO. Nov. ia decline Of sc In May
and 70 in December marked today's trading in
wheat. A surprisingly large worlds visible
decrease was the factor and nentralized the
effect of an excellent cash demand and heavy
export sales. Corn declined kGssc. Oats
show no change. Provisions declined about
2z.. Closing prices:
WBEAr-Dec., $3.50; May, 6s1sc.
CoRN-Dec., 8lAG8lsSc; May. 33L<
OATs-Dec., 24G2i1Sc; May. 24Ac.
PoRK-Dec, t7.75; jan, $3.50.
LARD-Dec., $4S0; JAM, $4.S5.
RiBs-Dec, A.42154: JAM, $4A715@l.s0
Cash quotations.: No. 2 red wheat. 6S1sc;
No. / northern spring, 66l1@67lac; No 2 corr,
&c; No. 2 oats, 251I< g251ac.
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STATE OF OUT DAKOTA,l
County of Pennington.
P. +. Mcmahon auditor, being first duly sworn doth say
and correct statement of the financial condition of
and that the auditors exhibit is a true and correct
treasury during the quarter, and that the statement of
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day Of
fsEALl
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least 80 feet hortl. of creek bank and
a certain section line road nnu
north aud south between sections 10
20, % and 80 Il N. r o. f.. B. II. M.
where Rapid Greek crosses said line
and extending to a point at iodst 80
1eet south OF creek bank where said
creek recrosscs SAID section line, and
further that upon receipt of aforesaid
deed the County Auditor be and is
hereby instructed to notify the road
supervisor to at once pruseed to con.
struct Said runway for stock said deed
ed highway. BY motion the following
resolution was adopted. Resolved:
That the County Auditor Of Penning
ton County be instructed to make due
and legal calls for the general election
to be he d on the eighth day of No.
vemher 1898 for the election Of state
and county officers and it is further
Resolved, that said county auditor
give due notice that the question of
changing AMI defining the boundary
OF Pennington county will be sub
United to the voters of said county
which said change will cause if carcied
by said vote the boundary lines Of said
Pennington county 10 be as follows,
to-wit; Commencing at a point on the
boundary line between the states ct
Wyoming and South Dakota at the
Southwest corner of Pennington
county thence east along the boundary
line between Custer aud Pennington
counties to the Cheyenne river, thence
southeriy up the enter of the main
channel Of the said Cheyenne river TO
its intersection with the n~urtherly
boundary line of the Pine Ridge
Indian Reservation; thence east along
said line to the township line between
ranges seventeen (l7) and eighteen (lS)
east Of the Black Hills Meridian;
thence north along said township line
to the BIG Cheyenne river; thence
westerly up and along the center Of
the main channel of the Big Cheyenne
river to the junction OF tie Belle
Fourche and Cheyenne rivers; thence
southerly up and along the main
channel Of the Cheyenne river to the
boundary line between Meade and
Pennington counties; thence west
along said boundary line and along the
boundary line between Penning ,on
and Lawrence counties to its inter-
section with the boundary line be-
tween the states OF Wyoming and
South Dakota; thence along said line
to the place Of beginning.
BY motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn
on the current expense fund for the
same: -
Tom Sweeney Hdw Co hdw -,
and plumbing ISL 40 allowed
dJ ...... .............. 49,. s 50 90
WIN F. Tracy, commissioner
SERVICES. 81 w
A J Mccain commissioner SER
vices 81 ~
Fred j Cross commissioner
service Co gen'l fund...... 80 so
Chas P little report on tax to
be cancelled, treas. sal. fund 20 40
Wy motion board adjourned to meet
at 8 O'Clock a III Nov. Is 1898 to canvas
the vote as required by law and to
transact such Other business rs NAV
properly cOne before them.
Attest: VIM. 4 Tracy.
+. +. McMalrOn, Chairman.
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50 quiI tobacco ca~..y 90 ,,,.,..
- &c. 1ull OF Life, nerve ami riyor, take No-lo.
BAG, the wonder-wocker. Tint makes weak men
strong. All druggists, SOC or 81. Cure guarap
iced Booklet aud sample free. Address
sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New Yor,s,
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South omaha Live Stock.

SOUTH OMAHA, Nov. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., e.
600; steady to strong; native beef steers, 1880
$50: western steers> B.75D4.A0; Texas steers,
q. 5OG3.9O; cows and heifers. sS.OO03.90 cam
ners, $2.25G2.8 ~; stockers and. feeders,1S IS. 40@4.bO;
calves. &4.O0@7.OO; bulls, stays. ETC.. $2.2603.76
Hogs- Receipts. $500: 5lGl0 lower heavy, $S.Y2llf
tg3.4o; mixed, s8.8.k@a85; light, ~. 8Og8.421I<
bulk Of sales, sA3!l1.@3 37hr Sheep-Receipts
2,9OO; steady to. lower: native muttons, t3.70
4.40; western muttons. $S.t09l.25 stock sheep~
tAOv93.6O; lambs, $AOO95.25.
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Wy motion board adjourned to meet
at 8 O'clock a III Nov. Is 1898 to canvas
the vote as required by law and TO
transact such other business rs NAV
properly come before them.
Attest: VIM. + Tracy,
7. f. Mcmahon, Chairman.
County Auditor.