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OUR OWN STATE.

set TO hear petition to sell personal
Kate q. Worse VS. Thos. Barratt ct al:
defendants giyen ten days to answer
tin.
Excelsior Roller Mills w McAdam a
Hunting. default entered for $685.
&. II. Decker W. McAdam x Bunting.
default entered for sgd03.
In the case Of Charles Diggs ct nj vs.
Rudolph y. Hunter. defendant has filed
motion for a new trial OH the grounds
that he has discovered evidence which
will establish that the assessment work
on the Waterfall mining claim was
done for the year 1895.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
A son has been born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. II. Graham. All well.
There Is now more snow In the noun
tnins than for many years previous to
this.
John c. Williams and ]. =. Haywood.
OF Salt Lake. are guests at the Hotel
Roberts.
A daughter has been born to Mrs.
Nettle southworth Plgman. Mother
and child are doing well.
Elder VIM. Fawcett Of the Fourth
ward has returned from three years
mission to Australia.
Mllt Jones. son OF Mayor q. 8. Jones.
II In from the Utah mine IA Tlntic. In
which he has been at work. lie II suf-
fcring from fever
Marriage licenses were issued ycatcr-
day to II. y. Heaps. aged 20. ana Eva
Dittmore. aged 81 both OF Linden G.
y. Hun and Mrs. NJ. a. Jones. both OF
Salem.
An excursion train was run over the
Oregon short Line today for the con.
vcnicncc Of Brigham Young Academy
students who desired 10 attend the Leg
islaturc and Ind out how United States
Senators were elected.
4 mining deed has been recorded con-
vcying TO u. W. Nicol and u. II. IBaa-
tian Of salt Lake, the Daylight mining
claimn Nos. to !. both inclusive. stu
ntcd In Camp Floyd mining district.
The gruntors ARE ~. ". JAMES. Minnie
James and n. Mathews. Of Salt Lake.
The teachers Of the public schools OF
this city will recommend to the board
Of education that the schools be opened
mt . o'clock In the morning. instead Of
1880 In order that they may have
better chance Of completing the work
mapped out for the year. The work Ia
laid out for school year OF 70 weeks
ana the Intention o. the board IL Ia con-
thu" the schools for only ~ weeks, ON
account OF limited finances. this makes
Il necessary for the teachers and pupils
10 do extra work or fan behind the
program.
Several deeds have been MED for
record from the Mount Nrbo Land and
Irrigation company, conveying water
for irrigating certain tracts OF land.
the water to be furnished through the
canals OF the Land and Irrigation com
pany. The consideration named " from
so OF $50 per acre for the land TO be-
watercd. In addition 20 this the pur-
aero M maintenance tax. The irrl-
eating season ~ from April LIST TO octo-
Der LIST. and the quantity OF water the
company agrees % furnish IH $500 Gu
bic feet per acre each year.
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY FEBRUARY =, 1892

afternoon by her mother. Mrs. Benson
NJ which a large number Of her play
mates were present. She was y years
old.
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Y. H.
Tanner. who has been suffering from a
very severe attack OF pneumonia. is
Improving and Is now thought TO be
out OF danger. Mr.. Tanner came down
on a special train Tuesday. bfingins
Dr. wilcox with him. but finding the
child so much better, re returned 10
salt Lake Tuesday night.
Mr.. J. u. Farr who has been work
Ing very quietly all winter on the Faw
Track with crew OF four men. came
down from the mine Monday TO get
fresh supply Of provisions and tools
Mt FAIR II highly eiatod over recent
assays which he has secured. one OF
them showing 1893 In gold. " ounces
silver and a trace OF copper. and de,
claroR that this property Is destined
10 become one OF the bonanzas OF the
state. The Fawn Track II situated
IN the south fork OF North creek. about
ten miles from Beaver In what has
r1 for n number Of yenfu considered
n heavy mlncral-bcnrlnE belt
THE BRANCH ACADEMY.
4 brief recital will be given by tho
music department next Friday even
ing. These Will be given twice a
month.
The students generally express
themselves az very well satisfied with
the way the school Ia carried on.
Great EFFORTS are made To give the
students all possible advantage
The lecture last Friday evening
given by the Rov. Mr.. Parker was one
OF the best OF the season. We think
that were the world made up Of broad
minded people who express themselves
na our friend does, much more good
would be accomplished.
Word Is received from Provo that
Dr. Karl q. Macscr viii be here TO
speak TO the students next Saturday
evening. Al who wish 10 hear him
ore invited 10 attend. such educn-
tors cannot visit US too ottcn.-licavcr
ulade.
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is the question of the day. TO patronlze
the best taliors. haberdasncrs and hat
tiers is TO be smart" As everyone
knows. the word is Of English origin:
II is applied TO all sorts Of things. but
Il really mems all that Is bright. CO.
quettish. II can never take the place
OF chile which has no equivalent OK
preston In any other language. vir-
muitre attributes the word chic" to
one Of the ministers during the empire.
Vie, II seems. had sent two ballet dane
ers to SUP ut his expense AZ a famous
restaurant. Being modest. they supncd
economically and only spent u francs
Ipon receiving the bill the minister
shrugged his shoulders and took occn-
sion that evening TO remark to the
dancers, You lack Chief
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LOGAN.


Special correspondence.
Logan. Feb. AT the next regular
meeting OF the Cache county Educa-
tlonai Institute which will be held at
the Agricultural College on Saturday.
Fob. nth. the following program VIII
be rendered:
Lecture. The Teacher .............
Priest. W. ]. Kerr. OF the u. Y. G.
Mental Arithmetic, How 10 Teach
it..Prof W. \. Langton OF the A. g.
Simple Experiments In Science.
............Prof. Snow OF the A. G.
Systematic Voice Culture.
..........aIlss Mocnch OF the a. c.
Discussion. Bury Work In the
Primary Grades. ...............s
.......Miss Mccarroy OF Richmond
\ new steam laundry VIII shortly be
started here by Mr. J. W. Murphy. who
halls from st. Joseph. Missouri.
Dr. o. W. Snow. n we'll known dem
list OF brigham city. has moved to
Logan. and Will make his future home
here.
Mr.. Ralph Smith. an nrrd and well
known resident OF Cache county. died
this morning at his home In the Firth
ward.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riagc on the 2Sth OF this month OF Miss
lottle II. Goodwin and Mr.. y. whit
ncy ltimball The bride II n daughter
Of the late Judge VIM. Goodwin. and
the bridegroom IL the son OF cx-Mayor
n. W. kimball.
We have experienced very sudden
change In the weather within the past
twenty-four hours. A considerable
quantity OF snow has fallen, making
rieighing possible again. and cold
snap has set In.
Peter Larsen and Annie G. G. Olsen
OF Hyrum were granted n marriage H.
ccnHc today
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LEHI.


Spetldl correspondence.
Lehl. Feb. t.--ycrttrday meeting
was held In the. Central school house
to consider the ndvlsablllty OF lcVying
q SPECIAL school tax. and also 10 talk
up the question OF establishing a
ninth grade ut this place. Al 2 o'clock
about 200 parents and those Interested
In school work had gathered at the
above place and the following speakers
expressed themselves on the questions
AZ Issue; Prof. chllds, principal Of the
district schools. the trustees, MeHsrF,
J. l.. Glib. J. u. Gaddle and J. r, Rooa.
and Messrs. Geo. Webb and Samuel
Taylor.
The trustees gave brief report OF
the financial condition Of the l.chi
schools showing that the State and
county tax was not sufficient a. run
the school TO the end 81 tho year and
while there was no expression taken M
10 how those present felt on this ques'
ton. the sentiment was In favor NJ
levying special tax To enable the
school TO run the whole OF tho year.
Prof. childs then spoke on the mat.
ter OF establishing n ninth grade de-
partmcnt stating that today thirty
i've pupils from Lehi were attending
the II. Y. a. at PROVO and the y. l..
College. some Of whom, had We a ninth
grade, could get the same course at
home, He also said n great many OF
Lehi'a young people were very desir-
Gus OF cohtinuins their school work.
but could not afford 10 leave home 10
attend 10 any OF the colleges.
The Lehi people who are Interested In
education are very enthusiastic on this
question and undoubtedly. before nn-
other school year begins. Lehl VIII
have ninth grade department.
ON the special train this morning
bringing the academy students from
Provo TO visit the LEGISLATURE. Messrs
Geo. Austin, Mosl,h Evans and others
come up 10 visit Zion.
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FILLMORE.

Friday County Clerk e. Anderson
Issued marriage license 10 Geo.
Crane and MfH. Ann Honkinann. both
% kanosh. They left this week for
the north ana VIII be- nnrrica IA the
Salt Lake Temple.
Tho hall In the old State House IN
almost G. nplstcd, The new floor IL
laid, the stage up and tile stairs lead
ing M from both the north rooms
Finished With some nniahlng touches
u wiz be ready for use. The mnsons
are row engaged IN laying the stone
wan In. the lower hallway. The coun-
81 could not have put the peoples
money 10 any better advantage,
The speakers at the ward meeting
sunday afternoon were; Mr.. knight.
u salt Lake. ana McasrE. Holboum,
kirkhnm and Richardson. Y. N. N. l.
a. misHionarlos. The house wan packed
anh the Sermon were interesting and
instructive, more especially for the
y ma In the evening coniolnt meet
ing was well attended with the Hame
sTeakcrs. The services were inter-
spersed with music, songs ana rcoita-
lions.
FARMERS INSTITUTE MEETING.
Quite number turned out 10 the
regular meeting OF the Farmers' Insti-
iute last Thursday evening. 1wo new
names were added 20 the list and the
hN'"N f"h'"N ." fhhhillk uttuMhls
very instructive lecture was given
by y, =. bishop ON profits OF dairying
ana feeding. Another lecture by
MAYOR Geo. q. Veile on raising pias
feeding nrilchokes, etc, was instruc-
and Interesting.
A number OF questions were asked
and "~-wH-ed ana the meeting adj
J0urned for one week.
NO WORD FROM GILES.
The whereabouts OF ]. :. Giles In stIli
unknown. No word Of any kinn
been received from him by his family.
From what can be learned II IL almost
certain that after leaving Fillmore he
vent almost direct 20 Salina. then took
the railroad.
The Fillmore Mercantile Go. store. or
ter known nA the old Dairy store.
closed Us doors last Saturday and went
out OF business. Mr., Giles was man.
nEer and part owner OF this store, ana
when tho news reached certain cred
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Several days later he sent two other
titls To the same restaurant to supper.
These girls spent 900 francs ON their
meal. when he paid the hill he
shrugged lbs shoulders once more and
remarked TOO much chic"
This anecdote really proves nothing
beyond the fact that the word was in
vogue ring the first empire. That Il
was used during the second empire l.
proved ~ its use In "prre Duchcsne."
Hctiert w speaking OF one Of the
DIRE. remarks.
What chic liberty gives to womeni"
The Parislans are 10th to pnrt with
utuif all sufficient word OF chic" but
the brawny Triton. with his aggressive
nssettivoness, has given out that
smart shall be the modish word. and
smart" II ia.
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Provo.
Special Correspondence.
ATTEAiPTED SUICIDE.

NpeclM correspondence.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Provo. Feb. i.--.yeaterday afternoon
about ) o'clock, Henry smith and his
ron found n man In n vacant house. be-
longing To Mr.. Smith. situated near the
settling basins OF the waterworkH Hya-
tom. nt the mouth Of Provo canyon.
The man was stranger ana was ly-
iuE In u IRE. which had lately been
started: some OF his clothing was
burned. but he was not seriously hurt
nom the IRE, Hia throat, however, had
deep, broad cash cut across the wind
Pho and his LETT wrist was cut, A
bloody razor was found near him. AMI
nn the noOr were large pools OF blood.
Glowing that the man had bied freely.
Air Smith moved him from the ire ana
put u out. and at FIRST thought tho man
was dead. but found upon examine
tion that he was stlll alive. lie then
dressed his wounds the best way he
could and sent to Provo for the officers.
Deputy sheriff Knowldcn and County
Attorney Evans. who had Just come In
rom Salem. accompanied Millage
jacques. who had brought the word, To
mo Smith place and brought the man
with them to the city. whore he was
placed IN the county jail. and his
wounds were dressed by Doctor Allen.
iie recovered from his unconscious con-
lltinn, after he was brought 10 the Jail.
lnng enough 10 say that he was NJ, j.
Kelly and that he had come from Mer-
cur ana had walked from Provo to the
place whore he was found yesterday
lie said that he was orazed from drink
when he cut his throat and that imam
elAl troubles were partly responsible for
nls acts, The theory Of tho officers IN
mat he cut his throat and then made
we IRE, intending 10 burn the house
over himself.
Kelly ~ about 30 years OF age; he was
uteHhed In medium Hight gray cordu-
10y SUIT ana had on dark macintosh.
s,.ne reoelpted sales slips for merchan-
use, bought from Martin Mnhnken OF
M.rcur, were found In his pockets.
4, pocior Allen says the man win live
ne mas not lost too much blood before
y" was found, Neither the Jugulnr vein
vt me carotid artery was cut but other
''ge blood vessels have been opened.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
The following business has been
Usn.aeted In the Fourth district court,
~ johnson w Thos. edward was
,n,lnued I'LL February 9th, on motion
=, defendant. upon payment of $40; de-
Nnuhnt excepted to the order reuulr-
w MIN Ia pay $40.
g.. ne cas-" OF =. =. John w j. W. Hogan
a.. oelns tried today a postponement
~ made yesterday. on account OF tho
ent. s'"'H "'' "e''s pr's-
Estate OF b. T. Wing; February sist
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ltofs that he had turned up missing.
they sent Representatives here to look
after their interests.
Tho store Is now closed for good but
JrsseGiles informs us that they viii try
and settle all Just claims against the
store without any law suits.
Judge Marshall Monday ordered the
removal rs United States commits
sioner Of 7. =. Giles, late county clerk
Of Willard county, and who tiisap.
peared ON the night Of January 18th.
II u expected that r. G. Caiiistcr will
be appointed to MI the vacancy.-Ani-
lard Progress.
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sor,

To the Stockholders u the crown
Point Gold and silver Mining
Company
\ meeting Of the ftockhoiders OF this
company VIII be held on Friday. Fob
ruuty 9Th. noxt, at 4 o'clock u M a.
Room Dos Mccormick Building. Tor tho
purpose or clcciing officers aud tho
uanHactipu of such other business ns
may properly be- brought before ID,
CilAS. W. sTAYNER,
President.
1899.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

HOME FIRE INSURANCE co.-Ths
tiih.ual meetirg Of the stockholders OF the
in3me fifc Insurance Company N Utah.
~ nc held at the companya ofiice, No
~ Nihn street. salt Lake city. Utah on
u.sday, February I. 1889. at 3 O'Clock
Y. Vt. me purposes for which said meet
Nv. Wy y called. are TO elect directors. = sec.
'AaTS hnd treasurer for the ensuing
l.hi anu 70 transact any such other
~, ~ lhess a. may lawfully come Jofors
HORACE O. WHITNEY.
o., ,,. Secretary.
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Notice IL hereby given that NJ m
meeting 81 the Directors u the Ronno-
VILE Mining Company. held January
~. 1893. 90 No II north Main street
talt Lake city, Assessment No. I. OF
one-half cent per share was levied on
the capital stock ~ said company. pay
able Immediately TO the treasurer of
the company az Salt Lake city, Utah
Any stock ON which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 10th on
February, 1853. will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction.
and unlcaa payment N made before,
viii be void on March 18th. 1899. to pay
the delinquent assessment together
with cost Of advertising and expense
Of sale.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
No. ~ north Main street. Salt Lake
city. Utah.
Dated January ". 1879.
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BEAVER.

a birthday party was given to Mr.
william Ash last evening al his
fathers residence AZ which large
number OF his friends were present.
The event being his card birthday.
Miss Levinn Harris was given a very
peasant birthday party last Saturday
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DELINQUENT NoricI.
Utah Asphalt ana varnl,h compa

Utah Asphalt AMI Nnfnish Company.
Situation NJ Principal Place 81 Bual-
ness. 80. i0s Mccormick Block.
salt Lake city
NOticc.-Thofc are delinquent upon
the following described stock on nc-
count Of assessment No. /. levied on the
18th day ~ November 1925. the sew
oral amounts Het opposite tho names
of the respective shareholders. a. fol-
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COOP FURNITURE Cn.-Notlce Is here.
~ given that the stockholders ~ the to.op
Iuthlluf. -. vii meet ~ their ufcs 81 10
q routh Main street on Tuesday, Tebv 4.
NV NJ va y m. Tor tho election OF nine
directors and such other business - may
como before the meetinr
%. u. PETIT. Secretary
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,
Consult County Clerk or the Respective
sigueTa for Further Information.
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

Estate OF Agnes Hogan. Deceased.
Creditors VIII present claims with
vouchers 10 the undersigned. az law
office OF Morse q Whittemore, i0l Me-
Cornick Hldg., on or before tho 18th
day Of May n II. 1899.
JAMES W. HOGAN,
Administrator ~ Estate OF Agnes Hog
gan, Deceased.
Date of nrst publication. January II.
A. u. 1898.
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DON'T LET THIS OPPORTUNITY PASS.

s,oS Wifi S ir r sI sr54a and bon
OF nr " OF IRE u worth ayG liars to
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.
Estate Of Mary v, Hicks, Deceased

Notice 81 hereby given by the UNDER
signed administrator ~ the estate us
Mary Y. Hicks, deceased. 10 the cfedi,
tors o. aud an persons having claims
against said deceased TO exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within
four months after the first publication
OF this notice 10 the said administrator.
at room 6l5 Mccormick Block. salt
Lake city utah.
HENRY $. HICK.
Administrator Of the Estate OF Mary W,
Hicks, Deceased,
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soricr az ASSESSMENT NO. =.


Principal place Of business. Salt LAX.
city, Utah. Mines situated nj
Lake Side Mining District.
Toocie County. Utah.
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Notice.--rhere ~ delinquent on the
following described stock, part ~ the
assessment lowed on october H., isss.
the amount set opposite the name siv-
en- below;
John 0eo. Newb1id, No. ~ certificate.
los. shares, 10, amount due. t25.i5
IN accordance with law and order
~ the Board OF Directors made on the
aiHt day ~ January. 1889. a. many
shares ~ rnid stock as may be neces.
aafy Will be sold az the Draper Ward
1853, at =, No., Go pay delinquent as.
HctFment thereon. together with cost
of advertising uud expense OF sale.
JOSHUA T.. TERRY. Secretary.
Office M resident IN Draper precinct.
February 4 1899.
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AN ALL-sUFFICIENT WORD.

tFrom the wavcrly Magazinc.1
In Paris one Is no longer "chlc." one
II smart" To be or not 10 be smart
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DELINQUENT NOTICE..

Place OF business. Draper Salt Lake
County,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-09-15
SHORT ITEAIS

A pretty marriage was solemnized
at st, Johns church on Fig street yes
terday afternoon. The contracting
parties We're Miss Mary Coughlin, Of
Cedar avenue, and Anthony Lynch, Of
Pittston avenue. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Father Fleming.
After a short reception they left on a
ten days wedding tour Upon their re-
turn they will reside in a newly fur
nished home on Cedar avenue.
Mrs Clarence Mcclure, one of the
most prominent young women on this
side, died at the home of her father,
Patrick Mcdonald, 629 Pear street. on
Wednesday afternoon. Her death was
a great surprise to her many friends
and relatives. The funeral will occur
this morning, A requiem high mass
will be celebrated at ST. Johns church.
Interment win be made in the Cathe-
dral Cemetry.
Gustave Flick. Of Pittston avenue, IS
visiting at Port Mott, n. Y.
Mrs. Herman Senker Of Stone ave-
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NORTH SCRANTON.

The funeral of r. f. Mullen, who was
killed i'm the wreck on the Lackawanna
road, took place yesterday afternoon from
his late home on North Main avenue.
High mass was celebrated at the Holy
Rosary church. A large concourse of his
friends and relatives attended The floral
tributes were many and beautiful. The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmeu, of
which order he was faithful member,
had charge Of the funeral. After the SER
vices the remains were laid at rest in
the Cathedral cemetery The palbearers
were: Messrs. NJ j. Leonard, Thomas
Mulherin, Anthony Ruanc, Michael Gil
bride, Michael Finnerty and Harry Conk-
ling.
Last evening Miss Lizzie shill, of the
West Side, and Mr.. Joseph Reese, of
North Main avenue, were quietly mar
ried at Olyphant by Rev. Peter Roberts.
The ladies of the Providence Presbyter-
ian church will hold an unCqualed party
this evening at the church parlors The
party will be known as a vacation after
math.
The ladies of the Puritan Congre CATION
al church will conduct a festival Nov. 3
ana TO- An active committee has charge
of all arrangements.
Misses Mary and Celia Devers, of Mary
street. are spending their vacation in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. buckingham and Miss Lottie Clay,
of Elmhurst, are circulating among North
End friends
Miss Stella Williams, of Wayne ave-
nue., has return ed home after n few days
visit with friends in South Gibson,
The Home Missionary society or the
| Providence Presbyterian church will meet
| this afternoon with Mrs. Guild, at the
| parsonage. The Ladies Of the Aid soci-
ETY. will meet this evening in the Sunday
school rooms. The present social fea-
| lures will be interspersed with music
and the serving Of ice cream and cake.
| The entire congregation and friends are
| invited