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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-04
AFTERNOON SESSION.
This afternoon there was a much bet
r attendance. Professor J. A. WiGt
e spoke on 'Lucern Crop, Growth an
imposition" He gave the results {
SITS made at the experiment station
gard TO cutting and curing. Their
as an animated discussion at tn
{ Sc of his remarks.
CASTLE GATE BRIEFS.
Tramps Becoming a Nuisance-A
Boy Injured.

Castle Gate. March 2.-Jos. Hammill
a young boy who works as a driver in
the Mines got his foot badly bruised
today No bones were broken. and it is
expected that in a few days he will be
around again.
Yesterday being st. David's day, the
CGmbran club Of Castle Gate celebrated
the event in an appropriate manner
There was dance in the K. of P. hall,
which was interspersed with songs and
recitations of q national character. The
'leek' was conspicuous everywhere.
Tramps are becoming a nuisance in
this burg. One of our residents had his
house robbed today. and purse con-
tanning small change was taken.
The missionaries working in the in
terests Of the Y. N. NJ. l. association are
in town. President Chidester, who has
charge of the district this evening gave
an interesting talk of the educational
opportunities that are afforded the
young men by becoming members of the
NJ. l. a. Another session Of the asso-
citation VIII be held tomorrow evening.
William Paire is now confined to his
bed by IA severe attack OF rheumatism
Quite number of young children are
sick just now. Two of this number
are very low.
Charles Lind has purchased the Rose
bud ranch, two miles out of town. and
Il Is MS purpose as soon as conNen-
lent, to make extensive improvements
thereon. He also intends to go into the
chicken raising business.
The Sons of Italy" are going to give
a grand ball on Saturday evening. The
Castle Gate orchestra has been engaged
to furnish music.
The Bald Mountain Mining company
stockholders are locking glum today.
The assessment card has come
II. G Williams is up at Scofield look
ing over the p V. mines.
d. +. Thomas, who was in the place
of w Paire as stable boss, got a Sc
we're kick from a horse the other day,
causing bad bruise on his left hand.
He will be laid off for some time Lutte
Larsen is now acting.
a few more emigrants from Italy
landed here this week
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Colorado.

A free silver magazine. called the
New Nation, is to be started at Denver
Among the directors are Edward Bel
lamy, Rev. Myron w. Reed, Eugene v
Debs and Edward Boyce.
Walter ]. Adams and another young
man named Spangler were arrested in
Cripple Creek on the charge of hold
ing uD u stage running from George
town to Middle Park in September last
The boys stopped the stage for fun, as
they said and did not attempt to rot
the passengers or mail. but the govern
ment does not regard it as an amusing
matter
Daniels & Fisher. one of Denyer's de-
partment stores. has bought up all the
greenhouses in the city, and will estab-
fish a floral trust.
Louise Matthews, aged %, daughter
of a well known physician of Hiawatha
Kan, who has been attending the Den
yer high school. died Tuesday morning
as he result of a criminal operation
Frank De Garmo is said to be the cause
of her downfall, and DIR. Harvey Had
ley, she says, performed the operation
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Wyoming.

Cheyenne Sun-Leader: 1t will be re-
membered that short time ago, while
riding to the VoIker fire, H. A. Clarke
Clarke's nose was broken and cut and
a number of teeth Clipped off. Mr..
Chaffin was cut up some and bruised on
the forehead This bruise has been
giving him great annoyance, and yes
terday he had the place examined by
Dr. Conway, who extracted half of a
tooth from the place. The tooth was
returned to Mr.. Clarke and Mr.. Chat
fms apology was accepted.
The Grand Hotel & Opera House COM
pany of Rock Springs has filed articles
of incorporation with the secretary of
state. The capital stock is $4,000. The
directors are August Kendall. A. NJ.
Sullivan and W. H. Reyell. The COM
pany will build and operate a new
opera house and hotel at Rock Springs.
Ranchmen of Northern county report
no losses of cattle from storms during
the present winter, but that the raw
ages of wolves caused considerable loss
and is a serious matter. Two weeks
ago a band numbering 80 big wolves
crossed the country from south of
Douglas to Glendo, killing grown stock
as we'll as calves. The loss has been
especially severe among dehorned cat
tie. as they can make no defense. The
practice of dehorning will be abandoned.
A large number of stockmen are bring
ing in dogs and training them to run
with stock for the purpose of protec-
ton. A cross-breed between a stag and
mastiff is found 10 be the best wolf
fighter and ranchmen are getting packs
as rapidly as they can be brought into
the country.
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the reservoir site on what is known as
Silver creek, between Moroni and
Wales. The site is owned by Mount
Pleasant parties, but as all the land
lying under the proposed reservoir be-
longs to Ephraim people, the owners
of the reservoir site are anxious to dis
pose of il. The construction of a small
dam will cover about 300 acres of land
to a depth of six or eight feet, and it
is estimated that it will irrigate from
1,500 to 1000 acres of land.
It is reported that the church author
tiles have ordered q postponement of
work on the Sanpete stake academy.
The new building is very badly needed
by this growing institution, and the
people are hoping that the decision of
the authorities may be changed. The
present building is inadequate. Many
pupils had to be turned away last WIN
ter on account of insufficient room.
The Golden Rule Cash store has
moved into the Quinn block Work on
their new store building will be COM
menced in a few days.
A Herald representative has been in
town looking up subscribers this week.
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dropping to Ole under the liquidation, and
Ma. which had opened sc lower 10 sc
higher. at L05i2 TO l.0l. dropping to lOo94-
Liverpool was weak and showed Ad de-
cline. California reported crop prospects
excellent after the recent rains there. and
bushels About an hour after the opening
the market again turned. A little support
IN july by the most prominent bull inter-
ests brought shorts into the market with
moderate buying orders Reports from
New York that half the California car
Unent also caused some buying, and a
general Improvement in vaiues ensued.
July advancing TO g13s and May to 1864
After II O'Clock the trade quieted down
and prices slowly dropped. Selling of
Nay was prominent about noon on re-
ports that the president had been for
mally advised that the Maine explosion
firm which has sold heavily for two
weeks was again prominent all day and
made that end of the market rather loggy
toward the close of the session. After
mid-day. however. July again showed
some snap Near the close realizing
mostly by professionals. became TO heavy
Tor the dull market TO stand up under,
and gradual decline took place. July
closed al SiA and May at LOG.
Corn was strong. though not especially
active. May closed i4Ggss higher.
e The market FOR oats was fairly active
and good deal of strength was shown.
May closed say higher.
Provisions were very strong. though
trade was rather dun.
At the close. May pork was 221sc higher.
lard 12isc higher. and May ribs 10c higher.
Buying by packers was the cause of the
strength.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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MT. PLEASANT CHANGES.
Wool Companies May Consolidate
Equitable Coop Resurrection.

w OO1 SCQlldl41SS
Equitable Coop Resurrection.
Mt. Pleasant, March "a half in
terest in the Mt Pleasant drug store
was sold this week to Lyman Aldrich,
a young man of this city, A. II. Mai
ben was formerly sole proprietor CT the
business.
Representatives of the Coop Wagon
6 Machine company of Salt Lake.
have been in Mt. Pleasant during the
week reorganiZing and strengthening
their agency here. of which Mr.. n. S.
Nielsen has charge. The commoGious
ware house near the depot belonging to
the Mt. Pleasant Wool & Live Stock
Commission company will probably be
leased or purchased by the company.
and Mt. Pleasant made a general dis
tributing point for this county.
The two wool companies of this city,
both of which have done large amounts
of business for several years, and were
important factors in disposing of the
wool dip TO the entire state, are dis
cussing the advisability of joining
forces under one management. 1t will
probably be done.
A portion of the furniture ordered
some time ago by the city council. for
use in the council chamber. has been
received.
The stockholders of the old Mt Pleas
ant Equitable Coop. which made an
assignment some years ago, are con-
sidering the idea of reViviIlg that insti-
tuition. They possess a rood two-story
brick building in this city.
Rev. Gillian, pastor OF the NJ. E.
church, goes to Nephi this week, where
he will hold quarterly conference.
J. II. Seely, James F. Jensen and
JOSEPH Proctor. prominent stockmen Of
this city, returned today with two
carloads of thoroughbred stock from
Kansas. Others are interested with
them in their commendable object of
improving the grade of cattle.
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. IN. AND
for SAL Lake county, state of Utah
James e Robertson. PLAINTIFF. VS.. Albert
Sumnors--The state of Utah TO said de-
PENDANTS: You are hereby summoned to
appear within twenty days after the
service of this summons upon you II
served within the county ia which this
action is brought. otherwise within
thirty days after service. and defend the
above entitled action: and in case of your
failure SO 10 do. judgment will be rem
dereG against you according 10 the de-
mand Of the complaint. which is fled with
the clerk OF the district court. The said
action is brought 10 foreclose a certain
mortgage bearing date the 14th day OF
January, 1898. given to secure the payment
OF the sum OF $500 and interest from the
7th day OF February, 1895.
JAMES F. SMITH
Plaintiffs Attorney
p. o. address. IS Eagle block. Second
South and West Temple street. Salt Lake
CITY Utah
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Idaho.

The Bruneau and Mountainhome tel
ephone line will probably be extended
to Mountain City. New, the coming
summer.
A stage line is to be started between
HALEY and the gold belt.
1t is reported that Henry Newhammer
of Caldwell, who left for the Klondike
last August, was frozen to death at
Dawson.
Burt Westfall, II years of age, whose
parents live on the Skidmore place, a
few miles from Roswell, was thrown
from a horse on Saturday. the 10Th ult.,
and sustained a conclusion of the
brain. He remained unconscious for
nearly q week.
Articles of incorporation of the Sill
yer City Electric Light company cap
ital stock $4,000, have been filed with
Secretary of State Lewis. The direc-
tors are John Crete. sr., John Tortiff,
John Crete, jr., Fred Crete, jr., and
George H. Handy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-04
LOGAN LOCALS.
Eisteddfod Was a Great Success
Temperance Ordinance,

Logan, March S.-The city council
held a short session last evening. An
other meeting will be held this evening
ITO pass the ordinance prepared on the
temperance question, and it is expected
that there will be a lively old time, as
the temperance people intend presenting
their petition, to which they have OBJ
tanned something like 1850 signatures.
The temperance people, it is said, are
mad all over. and if the ordinance
should be passed when they arrive this
evening there Will likely be some warm
talk
The Eisteddfod was a complete sue
cess financially. as we'll as artistically.
The receipts approximate $1,000, while
the expenses are somewhere between
SEQ and $500. Hereafter the E:steddfod
will be a permanent institution here.
Mr.. NJ. L. Ensign of Brigham City is
in Logan visiting his daughters. Mes
danes Isaac Smith and L. A. Merrill.
Attorney ]. z. Stewart, jr., leaves
Logan today for the missionary field in
the northern states.
The visiting delegation of Cambrians
returned to Salt Lake today.
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Married at Noon.

Yesterday, just as the clocks were
striking the hour of noon, Rev. Samuel
Gates pronounced the words uniting for
life viii L.. McCabe and Miss Ella
Larson. The ceremony took place at
the home of the brides parents and
was attended only by relatives. the only
exception being the groom's best man,
Eugene Holbrook. A sister of the
bride, Miss Lizzie Larson, was brides
maid.
Others who witnessed the ceremony
were Mr.. and Mrs. Andres Larec .
Rev. Samuel Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Tracy. Mrs. S. II. Tracy, Miss Ger
trude Tracy, Miss Irma Tracy, Mrs.
Chris Karr. Miss Emma Larson, Miss
Irene Kari, Mr.. Percy Kari.
After the ceremony a tasteful we'd
ding supper was served. Mr.. and GIrs
McCabe have the best wishes of a host
of sincere friends for life long happi-
ness in which The Herald most hear
tily joins. They will reside at suite
of apartments in the Stayner block.
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Building Improvements.

There is a great deal of building go
ing on in and about ogden and several
built.
Yesterday workmen were busy tear
ing out the old front of the building at
1854 Washington avenue and owned by
David Eccles and Adam Patterson.
The building is to be occupied by the
Hess bakery.
C. W. Cross has for several weeks
been gradually improving his place of
business, making it practically new
building. A new front is beng con-
structed, the ceiling raised and the sec
ond story being fitted up for Office
rooms.
a new and handsome residence is to
be built at the corner of Washington
avenue and Twenty seventh street for
j. L. Carlson.
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New York. March 3.-Some of the bull
traders bid up prices of the stock market
specialties this morning and carried the
general list in an effort TO renew the bull
campaign. But there was no outside in
terest and the efforts of the leaders were
not seconded. The market drifted list
lessly for the rest of the day, sometimes
up and sometimes down. and some parI
OF the early gains remaining Tor most
stocks at the close. Buying OIL New York
Central IN the last hair nour on the re-
ceiDt of the news from Albany that the
assembly had passed = measure assuring
the Legality OF the bond issue necessary
for the consolidation with the Lake Shore
caused stiffening OF the market in the
closing dealings
SMALL TRADERS.
There were long periods during the day
when business was almost Stagnant, and
prices moved very sluggishly. The mar
ket was in the hands or small traders and
reflected no condition of general business
beyond the feeling of uncertainty regard
ing the Cuban question. Large operators
and the general public are evidently out
of the market by reason OF this same I'M
certainty. and the room traders seek to
move prices by all sorts of rumorS and
surmises, many of which originate in the
board room and are denied before they
get beyond its doors.
EXCHANGE DULL.
The exchange market continues dull, d
weakening OF the rate on Paris being the
feature OF the day. There was some talk
that further gold may be shipped from
Paris before The end of the week, but
further immediate shipments from Lon
don are considered unlikely. Conditions
OF the money market remain unchanged.
Prices were pretty well maintained In
the bond market, but the volume of deal
ings showed a very marked decrease from
the recent average. Total sales, g, 200,
000
u S. new As and SIS were 4 lower bid
today.
MONEY MARKET.
Money on call steady at 2921z per cent;
last loan, 2 per cent; prime mercantile
paper, 5%sH41a per cent; sterling exchange
easier. with actual business IN bankers
bills at 4.S4Ia for. demand and 4.S21s for SO
days posted rates, 4.SSQ4.S51a; commercial
bills, 48lis.
Silver certificates. 55leG561s; bar silver.
"a: Mexican dollars. 45.
Government bonds weak, state bonds
dull, railroad bonds firm.
SALES OF STOCKS.
Total sales of stocks today were 294 100
shares. including: Atchison preferred.
3.519; b. & o., 3.055; Burlington, n,9S4;
Manhattan. 1900; Metropolitan. 1890;
Minneapolis & St. Louis, 500; New York
Central, 16, $50; Northern Pacific preferred,
$3.50: Rock Island, SOB; st. Paul. 2l.SL;
Union Pacific. 1910; Tobacco. 1850; Peo-
pies Gas. 6,595; Sugar, $3.50; Western
Union. 6.445.
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Ogden Briefs.

W. N. Cleveland of Morgan was in
Ogden yesterday.
The Evening Press did not appear
either Wedne sday evening or last night,
but is now established in it's new quar-
tiers in the Peery block, and will issue
tonight as usual.
The Bittner company is making spe-
cial inducements to insure a large at
tendance Monday night, when the play
of Friends will be put on by special
permission of the author.
The Southern Pacific passenger train
from the west was six and half hours
late last night, the delay being caused
by freight wreck, in which, fortu-
nately, no one was injured.
Employees of the W. w. Mcdonald
Grocery company have accepted the
challenge of the employees of Alex.
Brewer to a match target shoot, and
the match is TO take place Wednesday
next at the Ogden shooting gallery OH
Twenty fourth street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-04
COALVILLE ITEMS.
Children Have An Cuting-Scarlet
Fever at louisville.

Coalville, Summit County. Utah.
March "A marriage license was is
sued yesterday to Mr.. George T. Mil
ner. aged "a, and Miss Grace Maxwell,
aged %, both of Peoa, this (Sumnit)
county.
which was more like May than March,
the three departments of the district
school here in Coalville proper, Joined in
a pleasant outing for an hour or TWO
upon the hills first, then through the
park They had a most enjoyable time
and found not a few of the early
flowers already in blossom.
There are two families under quar-
antine at Hoytsville on account or scar
let fever having broken out with them.
One is the family of Mr.. John Bowen.
who is absent on a mission, and the
other that of Mr.. Charles II. West, the
postmaster of the place. DR.. Hosmer
reports both doing well.
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POULTRY FARM STARTED.
Eastern Men Will Establish the In
dustrY at Lehi.

Lehi, Utah, March S.-Messrs. Halter
way and Campbell have taken up some
SIS acres of land at the Jordan bridge,
near Lehi. They have one flowing well
on it and will put down several more.
to provide water for irrigation. The
gentlemen expect to go into the poul-
try business. Houses will be put up
Immediately. They are rustlers and will
make the business profitable one.
They are from the east and know what
their business means.
Z. Campbell has closed up his saloon
here and will move to Mercur in few
days.
The NJ. 7. A. has rented a neat room
on Main street and will remove the Ii
brary there in a few days and will
also open up free reading room. The
library has been in existence for a
number of years. but has been moved
about a good deal 1t is at present in
the basement of the court house.
On Thursday evening the Nashville
students will entertain the public III the
opera house and on Saturday j. T.
Williams will hold forth at the same
place in "Peck's Bad Boy" They will
give the children a matinee in the af-
ternOOn.
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{ OGDEN BUREAU.
Business and Editorial Office 524
Utah Loan and Trust Building.
Telephone 29S.
Ogden. March 4.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Robert King Swallowed a Dose of
SrYchnine

y
Robert King took dose of strychnine
last night. and was saved from death
only after several hours of work by DR..
Dickson. King was roo1ning in the
Thomas house. PSI Twenty-fourth
street. A little before midnight Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton, whose apartments adjoin
his, heard him grooming, and tried to
get in to him, but the doors were
licked. They succeeded in entering,
and found the man in spasms. Physic-
ians were sent for, but six were called
before DR.. Dickson was sent for and
came By this time nearly an hour
had elapsed, and King was almost dead.
At a. m. the doctor pronounced him
out of danger.
Kings home is at st. Eliza. Me. In
his pocket was found vial of the
poison, and he admitted having taken
it, but gave no reason for it. He is a
sober, industrious man, aged about IS.
OF powerful physique. He has been
here for two winters, and was attend
ing the business college. while in sum
mer he worked The only motive so far
suggested is that he became discour-
aged over the slow progress he was
making in his studies. He had about
SIS on him, and seemed to be comfort
ably established.
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sHEEPsKINs AT LONDON.
Compared With Previous Sales, Prices
Were Dsarer.

London, March "A sale Of sheepskins
was held here today. There was q good
attendance and good quality was in
the offerings and the low stocks Com
pared with previous sales. merinos were
I'D and finer grades sometimes I'D dear
er; cross breds l<dd2sd dearer. with fine
showing firmness and Punta Arenas I'D
higher.
The offerings today amounted TO 400
bales. The following are the prices OBJ
tanned for clothing and combing:
New South Wales 1S9 bales: S1.d6S5kd.
Queensland. 4S7 bales: 5dGSSsd
Victoria 113S bales: 2dIs5sd
South Australia. 800 bales: 2zfdG61sd.
West Australia. 42e bales: 3iadGi65sd
New Zealand. 159 bales: 2lzdGsAd
Tasmania. 2lS bales; 3%dd5ssd.
Punta Arenas. 535 bales: 3SRd651ad.
n quantity of Cape of God Hope and
Natal sheepskins will be sold tomorrow.
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Montana.

Insanity will be the defense
of Thomas ]. Riley, who killed Banker
I.argey ut Butte.
y company has been incorporated,
with q caDital of a million, to build a
railroad and operate coal mines in Gal
latin county.
]. Z. OBrien, foreman of an ore
sampler at Anaconda, was caught in a
belt and instantly killed last Tuesday.
Peter Eeddersohn, a Missoula dairy
man. has purchased machinery for a
creamery plant, which he expects to
have in operation by April /
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The Discovery Of the Day.

Aug. J. Bogel, the leading druggist
of Shreveport, La, says: DR. King
New Discovery is the only thing that
cures my cough. and it is the best seller
l have" j. F. Campbell. merchant. of
Stafford, Ariz., writes: DIR. Kings New
Discovery is all that is claimed for il:
it never fails, and is a sure cure for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
cannot say enough for its merits" DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds is not an ex-
pertinent. 1t has been tried for a quar-
ter of a century, and today stands at
the head. 1t never disappointS. Free
trial bottles at q. c. NJ. 1. drug store.
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The Ruined California Grape Crop.

The partial loss of the grape crop this
year, caused by the heavy rains, is es-
timated to exceed $1,Oc0,000. Farmers
and vineyards ali over the northern
part of the state have suffered. While
this is true. it is equally a fact that
lost and failing strength may be re-
stored by the persistent, systematic use
of the great national tonic, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, which renews and
tones the activity of the stomach, liver
and the bowels, counteracts a tendency
to rheumatism and kidney complaint,
and prevents malarial disorders. After
exhausting diseases have run their
course, recovery is greatly accelerated
by the use of the Bitters, which i'm
proves appetite and imparts renewed
vigor TO the debilitated physique.