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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-07

HIS CONDITION Is CRITICAL.
word from the Hospital Late This
Afternoon L. 10 THAT f.nset-
1its Isorsc RULED.
trrom rueaday's paily)

A shocking accident occurred yeater-
iay afternoon about f.is.onNcst lcinple
between First and Second Houih
streets. OF which Samuel T. Hkidmofe
~. u the unfortunate within.
tkidmorc. WIN u n mail strficr. was
returning TO the postofiice after making
his run M the eastern part % tls city,
and while driving down West Temple
street @nd.avurcd 70 PASS quickly be-
tween two wagons one % which was
going south and the other ~ fih In
order 10 pas between the two vehicles
Mr.. skidmore gave his horse n sharp
rap with the whip WHOM - cnfagsd
the animal that u became unmanaGc-
nbif and made n dash dawn the street
and ran with a terrible force into tho
wagon southi throwing the wheel "
the mail cart high IN the air. causing
the carrier 10 fail upon the hard pave.
mcnt. rkidmorr aliFhtcd "n MS head
and fractured his skull AT the base Of
the brain.
Onicer Dillon. Councilman caiiister
and others who vcfe near the scene OF
the accident. carried the injured man
60 iiilra drug store and sent FOR DR..
Hennel and ltoot. who had him removed
10 the Holy Cross hospital II was also
discovered that tho right arm Of the
unfortunate man was broken.
The runaway horse Kept on until u
reached the DOoly block where u ran
into a WAGON. which resulted In the
bursting OF q blood vessel A. the ant.
NAL was hopeles.ly Injured Onicer
l,oberts shot Il through the head.
late this afternoon word cane from
the hnsnitai that Mr.. Skidrnore'a con.
ditinn was about the same. hut that
soue hopes for HIS recovery were be-
lag entertained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-07

Eliza Ray nicd suit for divorce
aFainst John RAY today. alicRinE that
the marriage occurred In this city Jun,
22nd. 1876. and that aimee the nuptial
knot was tied. defendant has treated
plain'n IN a cruel aud inhlman man
ntr.
Various ao,s Of cruelty are -, out
IN tho complaint. On two occasions.
within the past elghttcn months. DE-.
fcndani Il accused Of threatening 10
take his wifo'r life. while at supper
one hiaht. during the month of Octo-
Der. 1891, dCfendant. II IL ailexcd.
threw n meat bone at his wife there.
by brulaius icr face and causing h1r
great pain and suffering. on numer.
Gus occasions. u Il ALLEGED. Ray struck
bis wife with hla clenchei nsts. and
hlackcned and bruised one OF her
eyes.
Plaintiff pfayr fof decree Of a..
vofce. the cintody OF three minor chill
dfcn and allmony.
Ray IL employed a. marker at the
Standard laundry.
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STATE AUDITOR REFUSES.

State Auditor Richards has refused
20 pay the half salaries Of Thomas
Chamberlain and ~. Hoiton. es.tro,r-
uferr Of Kane and lioselier counties
for the last quarter Of the year iseA BE-.
cause u 4 altered that these officials
did not comply with the law which re-
collected before the aist day OF pccom-
ber.
III 4. a great Inconvenience when ~ :
money does not come In promptly. M
Richards says that IN the noxcifer
case the money was not In until the
midie Of January. The State school
apportionment II being made out. and
county II throws everyone behind. Tho
amount In the iioseifcr case II siti.so.
In the Kane case. so.
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INSURANCE CASE REVERSED.
saprsm. cour, Decide. 40 Important Poln,
10 . Decision.

10 . Decision.
The Supreme court has handed down
an opinion IN the case of LodoWlck v.
Crofoot. receiver " the Omaha Fire
Insurance company, appellant. VI
George W. Thatcher Of nj, reversing the
Judgment Of the lower court and ORDER
inT a new trial. The statement Of the
ease shows that on April -. 1852,
Thatcher subscribed for $500 worth Of
tho Omaha Fire Insurance company'n
capital stock and paid $50 In cash
therefor. the balance 81 the purchase
price OF this stock subscription being
represented by a prominsory note given
Jointly by him and Y. r, Jorselyn To
the Insurance company and due on de-
mand. on March u, 1897, tho innur.
aucs company became insolyuui aud n
receiver was appointed. who immedi.
aicly thetenftc sued the makers of
the note for the face OF the obligation
DemurrlnE. the defendants set IN that
the cause ~ action was barred by
the Utah statute Of Limitations and
also by the Nebraska statute. The de-.
murror was sustained. and from the
Judgment ~ tho 'lrHt district court
the plaintiff appealed.
The court holut tnat the unpaid stock
subscriptions Of the defendants con.
ftituted trust fnnd against which the
statute 81 Limitations does not bar the
maintenance ~ an action 10 recover the
amount SUD for by the receiver
The opi> ion was written by Justice
Miner chief Justice nartch and Justice
Haskin concurrinf,
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QUO wafranto proceedings have been
commenced IN the Third district court
~ n. a. NcMilien ct al AGAINST Glen
Miller 81 al. asking that the plaintiffs
and one of the defendants ~. T.
Ritchis. be declared The legally constl.
tntrd board ~ directors OF the Alma
Gold Mining company
= W center Instituted attachment
proc eedinra yesterday afternoon
against The conE'omerate Mining com-
pnny OF colorado and q. L1vlFniuo, 60
collect tho sum Of $1,000, alleged 20
que piaiutin ~ commission upon
the sale u eertaln mining property In
bingham,
The eannete Mining company has nj
20 commenced action against Allan
a. Samson 20 quiet title 70 parts Of tho
Protector 4 SAFE Guard mining claims,
situated In the West Mountain minmg
district Damage amounting 10 ,aO0
are also asked for.
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February. 1891. and his appointment
grew out Of the suit OF George Z Gris-
com 81 nil receivcrn Of the Iennryl-
tnnia Lead company VI the tennryi-
vauia Smelling company. which was
bought by the plaintiff a. recover 1884,
p5f.i5 JUDGMENT went by default.
Mr. Cfilcer. since the entering up Of the
Judgment. has paid t29.q>O.s2. Then
Wells. FARGO a CO. secured a juigment
has been paid.
In tho present transfer Of the prop
erty II r. provided that the unusii por-
lions ~ the two judgments shail con-
stifuie liens.
During Mr. o0ccr'r incumbency hc
hn. received q. ~. $50 q. and he paid out
t.,ts.s1ioi. leaving n banlance Of 49,
1875
Mr.. oficer says that there is n ruf-
rclrnf sum on hand 70 pay on all the
indcbtcdncss and Will leave quite sum
70 the ntockhoidera
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Defendants Wife Testifes In the
( Stout Shooting Case.
HUSBANDS WHEREABOUTS.
slated Tbss Jones Zen Home n Few
Minute. Amer seven ON the sseu-
Ing December esh.


N Is lust one week ago today since
thu prosecution IN the Stout shooting
Qhse commenced putting IN its teHu.
Examined on hehnf Of the state ana
II was confidently expected at the out
set that within ten days = conclusion
would he reached and the quit or M
npcence Of the ACQUIRED. a. ~. Jones.
determined by the jury. hut tho end "a
not yet In rlght and the indications are
that the TRIAL will run into part 81 nest
The defense. II IA said. has twice ~
hany witnesses ~ the prosecution.
Then u IL thought that the cxamina.
ton Of the defendant Will consume AT
least two whole days. Then the prose-
cttion will likely call mote witnesses In
fqtuitai. all OF which will take more OF
Ida flfua
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PRIMARY ASSOCIATION MEETING.

Tho annual meeting Of all stake off-
held on Saturday. April sth. 1899. at
y. IN. In the Assembly Hall Of tho J. u.
=, business College. Tompleton build
lnE.
An Important and Interesting pro-
gram Will be rendered.
LOUIE u. FELT. President
MAY ANDERSON. Secretary.
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srpnmAL ,o,ar ITEM.
On Favor Of y. \. rssn-D. %. wells Ad-
mittsa 10 tyssti.s.

In the federal cohft today D. n.
Wells vas admitted ~ practice before
United states courts.
Next Monday was get aa tho time for
Joseph y. Stout 10 piead.on the charge
of making a false report " the comp
trolicr Of the treasury.
In the case o. y. l. Fem Ct al W u.
v. Elncaid 81 al. q suit nEaint the cor.
poration 10 obtain a decree nnnullins
the sale by tn company OF nifty nharys
Of ia capital stock TO John H. brur
. director Of the company tho
United sthten circuit court rendered
the following fcciaiuni
"a decree win be entered resembling
the raie complained OF. directing the
delivery up' aud cancellation " the GER
tliCate for the nfty hharcn. and re'ea.
tabliahinr iirur In his pvsition a.
creditor o. the defendant CORPORATION In
the sum of s3.ooo. together wi'h interest
thereon n, l per cent per month from
November -. 1855. less the sum OF tiss,
received by him ~ dividend ON the
shares"
The decision leaves the pinintins In
.alUn - a majority OF the stock.
and they can therefore SO On and elect
uirueturr. II they viii.
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GOING TO EUROPE.

Hon. A. W. Carlson OF Y. c. NJ, l. and
wife contemplate "A visit 10 Europe In
the near future. AIR. and Mrf- Carl.
son win leave for the old World on
Thursday morning next. They expect
10 be gone three or four months and
while On tho continent viii visit Ant
wcrp, Paris. london and other biz cit
ties. They viii also visit some Of the
hArUa
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A nInrmpAY rnInurr.

Thou great and mighty chicftnin.
Thou highly favored son.
Whom God delights 20 honor
We honor. and. m one.
We bring n loving tribute.
In memory Of the time
Thou nfsi bcheld the light Of day
In ohlos sunny CLINE.
In tina, wondrnu. Council.
Where Intelligence was rife.
Thou waa chosen NJ a ruler.
A king IN mortal NE. !
A. was told an ancient prophet.
Thou vert known ere thou vert horn,
Ana ordained 10 lead Gods people
Near the great Mliicnniai morn.
We're rra,eful that TO us was sivsa
To live upon the earth.
Among the true and noble ones.
Yea. spirits Of great worth.
Who were chosen az Gods rulers
To come In latter times.
when the righteous shall be RathtriI
From near and distant cilmes.
And thai by divine appointment
And the favor of our Lord.
In the sacred, holy Temple.
Where u taught Ills holy word
We've been rriyiicecd to erect the.
To listen 10 thy voice
To grasp thy hand In friendship
Ard With thee here rejoice.
We've listened 10 thy counsel
And the great truths thou has taught
our souls have cheered and aiaddsici.
We've drunk each precious draught,
A. the earth drinks In the rain drops
And the nowsrct the dew.
Thou hast given IN living water
From that fountain ever now.
Thy words of Inspiration
Have nlied our souls with peace.
Exalted ~ IN spirit.
And brought u sweet release.
Prom earthly care and sorrow.
Planting noble thoughts and pure,
In our breasts. with a renewal
OF courage 70 endure.
with the Saints In their afiictions.
when the heart-strines were ialJ
bare,
Thou hast been n towering pillar;
Hast gladly horne thy share,
when prison walls ercifcied thee
Thou rtlii were true tn God.
Never murmurinE nor fiinching.
beneath opprcasion's rod.
Now. TO thee. beloved President
We bring our warinest love.
Our HEARTFELT true devotion.
A type Of heaven above.
May thy days on earth be many.
And accept the sweet nnsurAnc~
That tot thee we'li ever pray.
MARY A. fREh,Zf.
In nehaif Of the Temple Workers.
singing by the choir:
who are these nrrayed IN white,
brighter than the noon day.Sun.
Foremost Of the sons Of light.
Nearest tho eternal thronef
The closing number wasi
Shall Ne NEE, beyond the riverf
The bsnedlciion was pronounced BY
Elder Elijah v. Sheets, after which the
entire company. as they passed out
rhook hands with tho guest Of honor,
The musical program. which was cog
Quoted BY Prof. q. J. Thomas, war "
llrhtfully rendered. and the entire olfa-
fi1n was enjoyable Go an extent Nat
could no, BE- expressed In langunge.
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~. Louis, April IA special 10 the
ulobe-Dem0crat from Tampico. Mex.
says
The forests for miles around Tam
pico are a burning furnace aud as far
na the eye can see there Ia continu-
Gus streak of flre and smoke, apparent
W drawing nearer and nearer 10 the
city.
Fears are entertained that the IRE
win reach the Wafers-Pierce oil ue.
pot. cndangertng the lives OF scores OF
people.
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Some time before Joseph had exolnlnei
celestial marriage TO him. Now. durlng
his thlfty.secoud year he received four
ives
Himself and family reached the val.
leys of the Rocky Mountains m rs
where they have Increased 10 hot.
He has taken many interesting mis-
sions since then TO the aznasleh
frinndf and European countries.
lie IL exompiifylns the sonpist that
was revealed to him In early life.
As man now is. uod once wal,
AZ God now Is. man may be.
President snow. We meet on The
occasion Of your birthday to tnsaigc
In that interchanrc of good feeling nat
flows 20 freely here. and hope thai you
will enjoy everything that II done for
our love and good wishes accom- any
the same.
You AZ among us today crouned
with locks Of well earned silver vhlth
shine with celestial sheen. bu, We
would like 10 zee you oftcner. for your
chair. without you. looks Lonesome
May nothing ever be too great Tor
you. nothing too small: and thouat the
reaima Of Immortality do hold rnch
that u precious to you. We hope hat
the claims Of thla life VIII be strong
years sci. in uhe enjoyment Of ali your
attributes.
nfoiher know. We would like ~ *.
press q GOOD many more things but
our share % the time n up. 20 we
viii stop by saying. LubnuoofI nive
wfili but not goodbye.
Elder f.e Role SNOW sang. Drea- %
Paradise. sister Lizzie Thomas.Ed.
ward accompanied on the Wolf by
u. 81 Young. tr.. sang q solo. Thu tot.
iowina original poem by Sister MAJ a.
ffecfc. was read by Sister Mabrile
Snow!
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sKrrcn or pnrsIprNr sNow.

Sister Hester 7. Cannon read an ex-
ceilsnt sketch Of President SNOW, pre-.
psfsi ~ her Tor the occasion. II was
The third day Of April. isit and an.
other bit Of humanity takes up n.
snods on this terrestrial sphere OF ours.
hh ADVENT wux a welcome one. FOR he
tas TIE nfst boy, and hia four older
ssiru were Glad Of the change. lie had
70 klse place To brother, then another
" We course Of Few years. though,
IVY he had learned 10 read BY this time.
sna nolhihx else 20 pleased him ~
Aaief books His dark eycs would
tsow a. he thought ardenily OF tho
eshsuss'. he should make when no
s.ms 70 W ? man. His flAtsr. Eliza n,
~ an lnkllnf OF these ambitions, and
W. essiy way 10 give hia activities
must b a soldier.
Next We sec him In eolleeo--h. haa
ne military spirit Iuficlently An cheek
70 thotoukhly enjoy his student NE. he
ana some u his rlnsa.matea Leeulns
p.cheloru halt" Meantime. Eliza nj
"a discovered the truth OF the Oospei.
ner ufother had written her from roi.
~ his elr.Ailffaeti0n with the pre-
.innk feisionn Of the day. She in.
auees BIN 10 come 10 Klrtiand' where
thofuy, AZ the age OF tNentv.t,yo
papiIed Into the Church.
soon after this commence hia eare.,
~ missionary work. In which he IA "a
lralons That he thinks he viii never
m.ffy, but devote his whole NE 10 me
,syhss,.ion o. nnbclleyerH. lie prose.
n,ss N The region round about. win.
.a psrA' OF scrip. and makes many
There :. short interval in
, n.n " hslps his fathers family
~ NY sltsouri. he having severe
p sec,. y, ,li,sss during the migration.
hir missionary work. In Missouri ana
surrounding states. and gnsrd. 49,
ssaf o' ne time teaching a dlstrl.t
h.,urninH 70 his people once NOR,
~ nhu. them In Nanvoo ana yielrit,
s rnsrs they had been driven by lie
hi.fouri mobocrats. " Wv
woN COMES bis mission 10 England
s,.,s when he enjoyed many of me
ing IN tongues. N'''' ''nA
Az The end " three ysars n. a. ia
.sus.o again, having bro,ieht ,c,,.,',
s.vn EnrlAnd a company Of Two hund /.
'eI ana nifty salntn. w "N'''
vae a,sr he was captain In the Nau.
,hsr s,'h, also taught school again,
"a, -as out on an electioneerlng tour
~ w Prophet Joseph Who was
iin,ssaA w ior the Presidency OF the
y, Nv. pnNs,rs Returning, he heard
ssaas r,"phers mariyrdom, ana mueh
'Ita H. reached Nauvoo.
~ :" u'A uine he had not married,
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LAW or rsIlow SERVANTS.
Supreme csart Dse,.lsa In y Railroad
Dansas salt.


Tho Supreme Court delivered an
opinion yesterday In the case OF JOG
sterhani, appellant. W the Southern
Pacific company, Affirming the usAi
court
This was an action brought by plain.
tiff. a section iabofcr. 10 recover from
the defendant company the sum OF w.
ts9.s9. damages for alleged Injuries -
ccived through being hurled on a rail-
road vclocipede near fniiNadr. Ne
vada. In July. 1877. by one Of the de-
PENDANT compAny'H engines.
The ease was tried before Judge Nor
roll. who granted a non-auit on the
ground that tho plaintiff was n fellow
servant Of the engineer In charge OF
the engine.
opinion. findn that the ron-suit was
properly granted and holds that com.
mon track walker, engaged IN keeping
a railroad track In repair. u a fellow
servant with the engineer running an
engine over the rafne track.
chief Justice narioh eoncurn In the
tcrlalof.
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Inn UTAH JUNK Co. HIGHEST oAsn
of all kinds aud rubber. cariosd lot. .
speciality. ebaI Isltl go. bet Maln aud
rate, salt Lake CITY.
nQN@sn nv CARLOAD Lots TnE UTAH
EVERYBODY LIKES 4 SIcE FLOWER
foui seeds has fotrd mauyf this al ficulty
i uEsfcome rhsn yuu plsnt Voc olef- Mlpds.
mann 90. SEEDS head Tor catalogue
wR,flaN JUNK AND INITIAL YARD.
deaier u taE,, scrap ron. bottles meta,
niarAsi pri.s paid ~ \ state street. salt
Iaks Cltr. Utah.
IN ouiusrrS-ES a 90, PRODUCE
dsslsrsi eheess, sreAniers and dairy butter,
lr Msadov ties Creamery Co Nv -outh
Msst Temple stfsst salt Lake CITY. Utah
Telephone at
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nrcrn i pIscnAnorp.
Ead OF tho Penn. sm,lilss Company. Dif-
fereness

Frank oaicer receiver u the Penn
sylvanla Smelling company, has been
dlrcharecdi all differences have been
adjusted and the plant now goes back
INTO the hands OF the smelling combine.
The purchase price Of the plant Is
100000,
SIR. o0leor was appointed receiver In
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omrcr cuanurD WIN LARoKsr.
A wsrran, i..ssd for ~. Arrest by jus
tise Nisisos.

In Justice Nelson's court y warrant
has been Issued for TIE ar
rcat Of Samuel orlce for the
crime of petit, larceny. The complaint
alleges that on March sfnd. and on
March n. he foionousiy az rtenL take
and carry away nve hundrcl pounds
OF hay belonging 10 ucorsc G. Laiibcit
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THE COUNTY's CASH.


County Treasurer Lynoh's report Tor
the month of March was submitted to
the board Of county commissioners
yesterday afternoon. II makes the fol-
lowing Hh0Nlngi
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n you are. you should buy round
trip ticket and sell the unused portion
to Cut Hate Oroaheii. Conference
tickets bought and sold. biggest
ticket office In Utah. No. 2sl Main
street. Kenyon Hotel.
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II. Mckenzie. iss W. First South. IL
having a carload OF the very latest
styles In Monuments and 1feadstonrs
coming In March. Any one viii DO well
TO call or write for prices.
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Total. unsecured debts ......t,,os;.7s
The assets arr certain real estate.
etc. valued At t.i.s.00. anu property
claimed 10 be exempted valued at
.tl.0s
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Wa, Given BY Temple Workers on
His 85th Birthday
WAS A PLEASANT AFFAIR


-. .....s s,h aurtxfffafy OF tle
me .,sn,, ~" far,nro snow
on'h ., .'.,.,aav afternoon In
vas oslebfa,. ~ ' Ts"nie under the aus
s p's.s " q The oiicsfs and workers q , ma,
ssersd eulldinr; ~ o'eleeS They
Elephants a..t,npi,s ,o,e them were
numr.rd ~ ln ~ N liichrris AMI the
fs 70, .al,, !. ~ ouoi,im u The twelve,
also B,shop wi ,..anon ~ A. ths guest
Llcd Nh. es SNOW. entered. ac-
81 honor i,ss, ~. n,s.,,,,.s,i.rs' Presidents
evmpehr,s'r =. W. 40 Joscph y. Smith.
ueoits y. .-.,.'.s,x srose 10 their feet
N, VIZ ''"''-'
anu t~nk -.
We thank thee, o God. tor a i,iophs'
To guide " In ihes. lal,e, ua,. .,
We thank Thee for s.nuln, W. r 49,
To tighten our minds with its rays
NJ. t.,a., Adoiph
v ris,s' W" '"' "
N.1.un. ,.t.v 4, or,isr Elder
Refre,hmenu BONG ~ a hl".slna np.
vc'Ise no'hn ~. ,,,axided fDr the
On w, s''' '"''-'
ec.ason, Az. ,.,,.,,.hm.nt Of the
Is'.N'nH W.. ~ rr,rrafn OF 81.
inns, Van an, III ~ vhirh wns the slnEing.
sf.nss' ~, o. Xxx, AZ
BY he Temple eho'', ''
Come listen 10 a Prophets voice
And hear the word Of God.
... -, u,rs,nrxr aSow.
Apphhrs " f"HS'''''''
p,hop John II. winder. who conduct
III ne rrocccdlngn. then read the fol.
iov,rr nilr.sk. which bore the sigma
turss u the oiiioefs and workers OF tho
Temrls,
San address BY the officern and work
r'-' n ralt Lake Temple. President
fofrnso Snow .-neloysd Brother, this
being The slrhiy.nfth anniycfsary Of
yp1r tlfth. The undersigned. oiiicefs
and wofkffs o. the salt Lake Temple.
Who have labored under your preslden-
eson not permit this occasion to pass
Tnsy. Individually and collectively. en-
terrain for YOU the wafmsst affection
eomblnsd with tbs highest sentiments
u ssfrem.
@Th>y have witnessed IN you many
noble shafac,<fistlc< worthy " their
emulation. And. above and beyond all.
they recognise In You q devoted servant
VI he Most nlrh. chosen. from before
the Foundation Of the world. 10 preside
own Ms people.
This hflsf conrrafu.afory address n
aecnmpanlei By the best wishes OF the
Undermined for your welfare and ~
aIl bslcnrins 10 you. the preservation
n your health and life and the con
tiauation 10 you u all the gifts and
orsrrs Of your sxaited calling"
m afdrrss. At thr close of the read
nj. uas placed In rarc made by
ufo<hrr WIN. Foster, from n boxeldsr
M uAich uas growing In thi. region
n 1911, vhrn the Pioneers entered Salt
LAkr Valley. On the IA was a plate
made from unaiioyci Utah silver. on
which tina following lurcflptlon MAS
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Always
Reliable
IS HEWLETT
BROS. cos.
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Three Crown Baking
Powder. Triple Flaw
oring Extracts and
pure Home Grown
Spices.

Office and Factory at 7ii s.
State Street. Visitors take Rapid
Transit ears at Knutsiom or
Thcater Corners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-07

"A very fnc temcnt'--presldent
Snow. "a Very Able Artlcle'-i'rcsl-
dent Cannon. iiy mall ten centa. Ad-
df,ss. Charles Ellis. GAIT Lake city.
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-07

''KnuEnEn rnoToonAPHsf PLATING
Cabinets o. pei. dussns stamp photos = Tot
~. Iis south Main, \ I. ,ltS.
JC~r urENLD-A LAnDE sfOuk Op
leather ghootnAk lfs supplies meas lad 81
oLildfen'e shoes isrmof's shoemaksf SITS
cheap Mai ofdsrs Prom pity Tiled. n. u
chHstlauson 70 Ms,t 'flr.t routh
OnlrHADEj woob wOnk 81 MACnts.
err for building material or farming land
Ma 81 sixth street.
A vAffED .AHaoiiTAiENT oF axe.
ond-hand tob, display and body type. Az.
ply 10 the DESERT News, kait Lake CITY.
TnE nEk iifNE siiuK co, LAii0tsr
south haln sirost. salt lake ciiy.
Al WARREN .pAtLs sEcoND.iIAND
Store .it ttatg largest assortment. lower
prlees THAI ANYBODY. soc me before buying
HALEY sons tsrAh isAai GRASS
and sarden seeds q East second south,
NFw AND sfcO> D-nAND FURNITURE
cafpesA stoves ranges WAGONS hugflos
harness tte, At Weber,. 10 rtnis street.