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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-02
s. w. BROWN DEAD.
Honored Citizen of Alpine-Life of
Sterling Worth.
tSDeclal Correspoadence.)

Especial Correspondence
American Fork. April Yesterday
morning, after a few days sickness from
pneumonia. Samuel W Brown of Alpine
passed away. He was in American Fork
Saturday and was taken home very i'll,
and this is the sad end of the sickness.
Mr.. Brown is one OF the honored Yeter-
ans of the state He was born in Birm-
ingham, England. in August of 1915, and
was the son Of Henry and Maria Brown
who emigrated to American in 1852, in
a. O. Shoots company, when young
Samuel was but I years OF age. AT Kan
sas City the parents and three children,
James Henry and Julia died of cholera.
leaving Samuel W. an orphan. The little
fellow walked across the plains TINS same
year. and finally arrived in Salt Lake
City in September. He walked about the
streets until he was picked up by an
aged lady by the name of Corey. He
found his way to Alpine in 1854, where ne
was cared for by Bishop z. J. McCol-
Tough, who gave him common school
education. He was married May 80, 1871,
by Daniel H. Wells in Salt Lake City,
Miss Jennette Young Wilken being his
bride. He was a painter by trade, and
did fine work in this line. He worked for
some time in a. lumber yard in Salt Lake.
then clerked in the Alpine Coop. for sew
eral wears afterwards going onto a farm
where he has since resided. He has always
been an hottest. conscientious and public
spirited man, and stands high in the Nor
mon church in which he was born.
He was at the time of death president
of a seventies quorum and had been
teacher in the Sunday schools Tor years.
In public life he held several Offices,
having been city recorder. a member of
the city council. mayor for two terms and
a member Of the school board for fifteen
years He was one of the Black Hawk
Warriors. and served with much honor.
He left a wife and eight children. They
are Samuel r. Brown of the Provo
schoSs; David ]. Brown, farmer at
Alpine. and Catherine A.. Thomas w,
Cyrus w. H.. Cleveland, Fren and Erma,
all of whom are at home.
The funeral viii be held at Alpine to-
morrow at 2 p. m.
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Utah County Teachers.
(speciaI Correspondencel

ISpeCIaI OUTTespUHutHCt.I
Provo, April 1.-The Utah County Teach
ers' association met today in the Parker
school in Provo and held its regular third
and fourth spring sessions.
In the morning Professor e. /. Hinck-
ley gave an interesting lecture on geology.
This was followed by a drill in vocal mu-
sic, led by owen Rowe, after which a
joint meeting of the three departments,
to listen to a presentation of work in
fractions by Professor w. NJ. McKendrick
of the B. Y. A.
In the afternoon two lectures of exceed
ing interest were delivered by Professor
w NJ Stewart of the u. of U. and Pro-
fessor w. NJ. Wolfe of the B. Y a. the
latter's subject being Biology"
Sessions five and six will be held on
May G. at which date DR.. j. E. Talmage
will lecture TO the teachers.
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.ALST LAkER AT TEMPTS SUICIDE
W. A. TAYLOR TRIES UNsUcCEss-
FULLY TO CUT HIS THROAT.
Said to Be a Salt Lake Man and Has
a Family Living Here-His
Wound Not Serious.
(special CONSEQUENCES

Provo, April Last evening a man
from Salt Lake, by name w. A. Taylor,
tried to commit suicide near Spanish
Fork, while walking along the Rio
Grande Western railroad. He is tailor
by trade. and with his scissors tried to
cut the jugular vein on the right side
of his neck, but failed. This action on
his part was caused by drink. For
three CIR four days he has been on a
spree, and was crazed with liquor. The
cutting of his throat seemed to bring
him to his senses, and so when a gang
of section hands rode by he hailed them
and was carried to Spanish Fork. There
his wound was dressed. Today he was
brought to Provo, where he has rela-
tives and friends, The wound is not
serious, and he will soon be we'll. Tay-
Tor is q man about so years old, and
has a family in Salt Lake, with whom
however he has not lived for several
years.
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Taylorsville Happenings.
Special Correspondence.

V5UgCIdI CORRESPONDENCE
Taylorsville, April 1.-The young ladies'
apron and bow party was a great success
last evening. the house being tested to it's
utmost capacity.
Prof d. 4. Allen will give his popular
illustrated lecture under the auspices of
the NJ. /. a. April 8.
When Mr.. Alma Matthews and his wife
returned .l nome atter paying VISIT TO the
their house had been entered during their
absence and thoroughly ransacked. Moth
ing of value was missed, but the parties
ing themselves to the best they could
find. The neighbors' children observed
two strange females around the premises
during the day and thought they were
gypsies. MIR. and Mrs. Matthews think
they got off easy, not losing anything
besides the food.
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Nenhi Residences Sold.
fspecial Correspondence.l

ISpeclaI OOrrespOndence.J
Nephi, April Nv. L. Cook, the official
stenographer of this judicial district, has
leased the pleasant residence of Zee Whit
aker. and viii move his family here about
the middle of the month. Mr.. Cook has
for years been recognized as one of Bea-
Ver's foremost citizens, and his locating
here. is a valuable acquisition to the COM
munity.
Charles Andrews will vacate the old
homestead which he and his family have
in a few days. and Judge higgins viii
move into the premises. Mrs. Andrews
and part of the family will make their
Mr.. Andrews large business interests re-
cuire him to be here, there and every
where.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-02
TROUBLES OF LUMBERMEN.
Mt. Pleasant Dealers Clash With
Uncle Sam.
Especial Correspondence.

Especial Correspondence.)
Mt. Pleasant. April IA government
timber inspector has been in Mt. Pleasant
this week looking up the amount of tim
Der cut during the last year by local luIn-
bermen. AS there have been no permits
issued by the government for over year
to parties in this vicinity, air timber cut
on government domain for custom pur-
poses was cut contrary to law Several
mills have been run during the year and
many others have handled the timber
and. with a few exceptions, they are all
liable. Some may succeed in getting clear
on account of having used no timber ex-
cent some that was cut a year or more
ago, before the expiration of the permits
Nearly all, however, will be obliged to re-
imhurse the government for all the timber
used.
This is the second time local dealers
have been caught in this way. as Trey at
tempted several years ago, some of them
to cut timber without per1nlssid,l, ami
We're compelled to pay for it. They con-
sidered, ut that time. that the govern
ment agents acted very unfairly with
them. but the inspector here this week
seems TO give better satisfaction in his
consideration of the cases.
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SHIPMENT OF ANTHONY.
Twenty Tons Consignment From Pr
ute County Mines.

Junction, March 81-Another consign-
ment of twenty tons of anthony passed
through here today on the way to Bel
knap from Anthony. Unnoticed by the
outside world that little camp, reopened
by Brice &, Co., the gold manufacturers, y
has been doing a thriving business this
winter. There has been on an average
of thirty-fve men at work. and from
forty-five to fifty tons of ore has been
The ore is found in pockets, and at times
is discouragine to the miners who mine
it by the ton. It's. a case of now you've
got it. and now you haven't" Neverthe-
less everything indicates an increased out
put this summer.
Mr.. Penney. the superintendent of the
mine. passed through here on his way to
his horne in Kanosh. having received word
this his wife was very sick.
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Children Dead at Vernal.
Especial Correspondence

lSpeclaI OOTrespUNutHCe-I
Vernal. March 31.-Mr and Mrs. S. L.
Cotton are mourning the loss of their
beautiful little daughter Mildred, aged
year and 10 days. The little one passed
away last night after a short but severe
attack of whooplng cough, which devel-
was an unusually bright and attractive
child and the parents are almost pros
trated with grief it being their only
child
ward, are also mourning the loss of a
baby girl, which died last Monday of
whoopng cough.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Collett is not expected to live.
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SUED FOR ISLANDER.
Willard Mans Action Against a Salt
Lake Woman.
lSpecial Corresnondence.

Provo. April 1.-The first papers in the
$4,000 damage suit in which Charles Kin
der is plaintiff and Margaret NJ. BIyth is
defendant were issued from the law off,
ces of Warner 4 HoutZ today. Kinder is
a resident OF Oasis: Mrs Blytii is of Salt
Lake, and owns considerable property in
that city and stock in Willard county
Plaintiffs case is based on certain al
legged scandalous charges made against
him by defendant and he, for his several
causes of action. alleges:
That on the LIST day of September, 1893,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-02
GETTING TO FRONT.
Several New Enterprises For Brisk
Little Nephi.
Especial Correspondence.

UcpSUIdI OUIItSpOUutHCe.J
Nephi, April Three weighty propo-
sitions have been sprung upon the commu-
nifty almost at one and the same time,
and progress seems to have broke loose
after many days. AT pubic meetings held
during the past few days it has been de-
cided that the town shall have Al electric
lighting system. a $1,000 opera mouse and
a 5000 creamery. The two a.ter have
the financial guarantee all set 49, and the
fore it Will be an accomplished fact.
There are several new private business
enterprises recently opened up and others
contemplated, and a ''get-out- way
or-you -get-run-over" appearance gener-
ally seems to pervade the town.
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Two Deaths at American Fork.
Especial Correspondence

American Fork. April Edward Hall
sell died at his home Thursday morning
at. 2:40 O'Clock, after an illness of about
one year from consumption, and the fun
eral was held yesterday at 2 p. m. Those
who spoke were James Gardner. l.. D.
Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Anderson lost
their 4-months-old boy Wednesday of
bronchitis. The funeral was held at
D. m Yesterday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-02
On JekyII Island.

cleveland Plain Dealer.)
William-Hullo. Tom.
Toan-HoWdy.
A spell of silence.
William-How s things7
Tom-Slow.
More silence
William-Have cigar?
Tom-Nop. Don't smoke.
Silence again.
self?
Tom-Fi.s' rate.
Silence once more
you, Tom?
Tom-Who? Me?
William-Yep.
Tom-Nop.
William-Good-by Tom.
Tom-Good-b
They. exit in opposite directions.
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I. G. Beesley Dead at Provo.
Especial Correspondence.

Provo, April Last night at 10 o'clock
Isaac John Beesley died. He was a son
of Councilman Thomas Beesley and was
43 years of age. Deceased came to Utah
with his father and mother in 1854 and
has lived in Provo since that time When
a, boy of 16 he was struck down with
cerebro-meningitis. and never fully recov-
cred from that pernicious malady. Ser
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Going to Grand junction.
Especial Correspondence.)

Springvile April 1.-James Weight a
leading young beet culturist of this city,
has been offered and has accepted a stu
pany. His duties will be to give the farm
ers of that section practical instructions
in the planting and culture of sugar beets.
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vices over the remains will be held at the
Methodist church tomorrow at/3 p. m.
This afternoon the remains of the infant
son of Bishop Evan Wride were laid to
rest The little fellow, but 10 days old,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-02
No Hello Girl Now.
(Special Correspondence)

Especial Correspondence
Springville, April 1.-The central station
Of the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company in this city has been discon-
tinued. This move is not meeting with
a cordial welcome from SpringVille peo-
pie. 80.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-04-02

V A z 4
YOU
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The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-09-09

The building for Lee Gulhre's new bil- Hard plrlors along side of Che Board of Trade saloon, has received i,s plate glass front, and its other repairs are under way.
 The Clancy Cafe and oyster plrlors are re0pened under new management Wm. Gahord will leave nothing undcne to give satisfaction Co all patrons 0t this popular restaurant. 0Stf
 Keys Found.-Ring with half dozen keys. Inquire Laumeiste, Bros. meat market
 Now is your time to stock up fol win ter special prices in groceries an this week at Gordon & Co. s, corner Broadway and Holly. S-]Id
 For Rent-Fumshed or untumished rooms for housekeeping, by Brick tOnl1s, the carpenter, north side Of Fourth avenue. east oi Broadway. S3t m
 D. Burns, the cattleman of Bennett, is at ths Fifth Avenue.
 Water is so low in Lowes river that scow shooting at White Horse rapids has become quite dangerous.
 Now Is your time Co stock up for win ter. Special prices in groceries all this week 9t Gordon X Co. s, corner Broadway and Holly S.3IU
 Now Is vour time Co stock up for win- CT. Spe cial prices in groceries a.l this week at Gordon X Co. 'S, corner Broadway and Holly. S3IU
 AWiSe old philosopher said it Is hard io tell who do us Che most harm, our friends with ihe best intentions or oui enemies with Che worst.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-09-09
NLurge New stock.

Trucks and jays have cen busy H,ely hauling u,w supplies into Che store and warehouse of Peterson X @. who are de- termiuel to keep on hand Che largest and choicest stock of groceries and ou'a,,ec'S supplies that can possibly be procured, These gentlemen have @ thorough knowl- edge ot tht business and know what the j'bbers anI ouihiier> need. Ihe., store is therefore the plate Go get the tes, supplies at ths lowest rates. Peterson X Co.'S large retail store is on Sixth avenue near state street
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-09-09
A.A Gutter shoes st claysoa's.

Rev F. L.. Stephenson, a Chu-th O England minister from Atin, came JoWi last night accompanied by his wife an. child. on their way south.
 High grade goods and your mouevt worth a; Cheney, Boston Store.
 For Rent-Fum.shei or unlumishe, rooms for housekeeping, by Fouaas X Swanson, the carpenters, south side O Fourth avenue, ca,, oi BgolIwlV S-}i-tu The Clifford SiNon Is Che tastes, bon between Dawson ana S0gWIv, and con meets with lli steamships. AL M,GuIi SkagVlv ageD, O, Dominion Stym5j Line, third joo- above depot building
 To the ladies. New flIl goods iost ts ceiyei. Fife Alaska Co.,, opposite post office 27-S-Im
 DliIl steel and miners tools at w. L, Greens
 Monarch Shirts ot ch,ney's Boston Store.
 WauteJ-Iwo good clIkers. Apply a, F. H. Clayson x Co. Fourth and State street.
 Newest styles of p1r.0r hanluet and table ImpS. Northern Commercial Co.
 Cheney's Boston Store-Fumishcrs.
 Latest novelties in China and glassware. Northern Commercial Co,
 Dogs Wanted. Inquire of E.J. Brooks, Hotel Astoria. 27-S
 A fresh stock of Mlrgus zig hl; been received by the CommsSlry.
 lf you want your freight to go through c Dawson with certainty, celer.tv and security, send lt by the great Canadian Development Co, 3iStm
 Black shoes, tan shoes, hand sswei. light leather Solel shoes; in fact all kinds of shoes at CllvSou's.
 Support Home lniuStrv-The Pioneer cigar factory of SklgW1y, wholesale ci- gar and smokers supplies. C
 Buy your tickets for AtIin at the Pacific Clipper Line office on Broadway, 7-I5tf
 Drop in atMaguu on's bowling alley, Holly and State 0-5-Im
 New crop Eastern Washington hay just received at Lilly Bros.
 Woman cook wanted at Bishop Rowe Hospital. 3OGw The new double breasted waStcolt suits lt Cheney'S Boston Store. The Occidental hotel Is the best hotel in Alaska for the general travelling public. !. Best accommodations and reasonable prices. . Boys linen collars. Cn,ney's Boston StSTe.
 New crOckery and glassware of all kinds lust received at Northern Commercll Co, The meeting Of the Bond of Directors 'i the Y. N. C, A. which was to have 'een held in the annex last night has been until next Friday evening. Preserves, jellies and jams at your own 'uce, and groceries, boots, shoes, under wear and canned goods less than cost at 'urkhardt X Co.'S. Try them. 3ISIm
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-09-09
Fire on Hr,HdWpI.

At6 o'clock last e,euu. sJ0veN.as iu Che Rainier ho'el on Broadway tetveen Third and Fourth avenue, burned out causing much excitement and brng.ng out the fire department on tfe iun. One of the guests of Che hotel climbed to then and poured a hlcle,ful of water down ife pipe and thereby eN,.rgush.ng Che fare. A large number o. people hurried 60 the scene, and mu,h anxiety was a09.ru, on account ot the stiff breeze that was blow ing at Che time.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-09-09
LOCAL NEWS.
,iaPPcnings oT the Day in and
 About Skagway.

RlilrolJ ,lrS at ClvSOn'S.
 An kinds ot iron at Greens
 Ex,n sized shirtsat Cl1ySon's
 Extra sized rants at Chysou's.
 SolI silk oysrshiriS at CllysonS.
 Crclkery and glassware at Greens.
 New designs in wall paper at Peoples.
 Marguerite Ciga,s at the cou.missary.
 Swell oII pan,aloonsa a, Cheney's Bos- ton Stogc
 Cisss, roSa,,o anj r,res at ths Com mi>>lrv. o-"
 Charcoal for >llr at Sk1gwlv HIriwar Co. Seventh and State.
 Ar,u, Brotherhood bItges at Eimse's, on 6,h avenue, io-S} 7-eoi
 Lilly B,os. for Rex Hams, Ba,on, Flour and Feej. wholesale and retail 7-IQtt
 Leo D1mar, of the Bennett Sun, came down cn the train last night tor a short business trip.
 The leading ,loth.ers and mems fun- ishe,S. Cheney Boston Store.
 Carpenters were at wo,k v-,,erjay re- pairing the foo, in tbe oif,e ct the Bnn- ni,l hotel. Mr. E. L Bmn.,N, ,h- pro- pue,o-. intends Co paint tis loo- and otherwise decorate Jhe m,eao, oi Che ot- fce.
 Best s,l-,hel work done lt Rev City Steam liuu-N on BoIlNIN. OnN steam lIItN u Alaska. e
 Parker X Asge->. wholesale and retail commission j-I.e'>. Fourth avenue be- tween Main and >.I,e. --2S e
 The ba,k Shirley, whi,h hl> been un- loljing ,5ll gelr sylvester wharf fo, the pl>, month. has jis,hll-el he- arso and now Hes a, ,n,lo- ou, .u the bay. Tine high wind yes,e-lly made her ck and rolhslvi,v
 Pomq, -e ht,e, sr-eiv. The Nugget Express, See them before sending NoJr packages. Om,e 1Gp I-p1t. StSu
 lf "og want Co gel, voa- freight through quickly, give Q Go Che Canadian Develop meni Co lrt lvo.t cI.clteS. }i-S-Im W. p. Allen is absent in Bennett on bus. mess connected with ,he Nugget express company.
 The Dominion Steamboat Line is the quickest Between >llgWaV and Dawson. o- Che >'Ites. AL M-GH..S, SlacvIv agent. sI Stm Nrs. M1i0- Wooden down from Tag i>h Post on th- train lbs, night. She wa, accompanied ty h-, son and v..l SpenJ a few dly> .u ,hs ,i,v. Ms. Wood has re- ,vntlv returned from a trip ,o Dawson in c1mplny V.,b Mrs. I.l-- Johnson.
 The Clnllln Development C1mranv hIS more steamer, on che Yukon tbln any other c1-roat.on. Give them your freight. Bi,k.-'uy vog- t1o, ot jhe HlIne> Brisk l.yL Get god 1r.',r. Slye money and pl,rOU'l. a home industry. Only so per thousand. ,r-,.ll riteS ou large quantities. Nun-.a- Trading Co.
 S-25-Im The American r..or, on Broadway yc>,erilv received cbo.,r shipment oi imported Wo5.-n> ,ui1te f.r business and dress suit, iU l.. >tyl.s. S-55Gm. Agent H. G. Di.ty. of tbe CnaIln Plc.hc Navigation company. received word lJ>, night thlt tour officers auI eighty eight soldiers from FJ-t SeIl.rk win arrive here tomorrow, eu route Co eastern Canada via Victoria. Ihev wiil go south on the . next trip co th- steamer Duute which Is ! due next Monday.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-09-09
Hnld nll.t.

The undersigned will accept dust in trade lS follows:
 To the W h0'esale trade SI5.so per oz. To the tsil trade sI6 per oz.
 W. l.. GREEN. Hardware. Holly s,ltet between Main and State, SklsWlv. 7-2S-tt
The daily morning Alaskan., 1899-09-09
IMPORTANT

An elegant set of dishes or glass water set given with each package of comet Baking Powder This baking powder is considered strictly pure. Sale wlll continue from 2 a. m. Thursday until 10 ?, m. Sat uTLay Seven hundred and siXty.four packages of fresh fruits and vegetables, butter, eggs and cheese received OF the City Of Seathe and Fsrallon. Watch this space for our special sale next week.
 JOIN KALEM,
 Wholesale Grocer, 5,h and Broadway.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-16
FTTZWILLIAM MS.
WANTED MONEYS WORTH.

These queer new-fangIed names that they get up for summer drinks confuse the country folks said the
 clerk at the soda fountain. 'and. hon
 estly, 1 dent much wonder. A man
 carrying . big, old fashioned valfse came wandering in here the other day
 2t the hottest part Of the afternoon and sat down by the corner. He Pul.ed out q red bandanna handker- chief, and while he was mopping his forehead he looked the place over from top 10 bottom. l could see he was try ing to make up his mind what he could get the most of for his money, SC I said nothing and waited for his order. Pretty soon he noticed that sign hanging in the corner of the f0un- tain: Fresh vaccine received daily Is that there vaxsen fresh?' he asked. Yes, sir says 1, thinking he must be g country doctor. Got it in today?' Yes, sir I said, just arrived He thought of quite a while and then he suddenly pulled cut his pocketbook. Q, we'll he said, I reckon v kin gimme glass New Orleans Times-Dem0crat
Arizona republican., 1899-06-16

in town the guest Of aIr. Edward | Turner
 'Ehon3as Lynch. Nj E., who is oper- ating some very promising pr0Dertf es n the Black Rock district, leaves to- night for Phoenix and will proceed from there to Denvsr to spend a month in Colorado, combining business win pleasure.
 Mrs. Turner Of Front street is spending a few days in Phoenix.
 MT. FFanc.s E. Jacobs of Jacobs of Jacobs NeNeil &, Co, Is again en- gagged in surveying some mining claims in line Black Rock district.
 ! II. Costella of Buffalo. N. Y, is spending a few weeks at his mine, "The Trilby' ir the White Peach dls- tTicc. He is also looking over the properties in the surrounding country as his operations at ''The Tr.lby" are progressing so favorably that he feels great confidence in the strength and richness Of the veins in the immediate country and naturally desires to ac- duire more. This section is fortunate in having interested in 1t a gentleman of MT. CostellO's judgment and means. and if more were indCced to take hold in the manner MT. Costello has. back ing up their judgements with ample capital we would shortly have a de- velopsd mining section that would al tract the attention Of the mining and financial world.
 E-T T