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SPRINOVILLE.
nransh Of Lshi sugar tsesssy ~iii be
naiit This season.


springville. Utah Co. April Eyes
terday the location and grounds OF the
proposed branch OF the Lehi sugar
Factory at this place wvr. stakcd on
by Manage Thoa. II. cutler and su-
perintendentn Austin and Wales. They
also took measurements OF the water
from Bir Hollow creek 10 see how
much water could bo depended upon
for the use Of the plant.
The branch viii be no far completed
this season as 10 receive the crop of
beets grown this year, The bees VIII
be ground only this season, tho ivfin-
ing 81 the juice VIII be done ~ Lehi.
II IL proposed 10 transfer the juice BY
means Of a pipe line running from
Rpringyille To Lehi. This move II nee
,ssary because the railroad people say
they cannot furnish cars SUFFICIENT 10
transport the bcota promptly when
harvested. The beet growers OF spring.
VILE are promised that next year they
will receive the same price Tor their
crop as the Lshi grower receives.
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FILL.rlORE.
1'aehsrs tInstituts Mas Aima GARDNER
Murd.redr-- Grave Suspicious.

speclal Correspondence.
Fillmore. Mallard Co, April 5.-The
tlchcrf u Willard county met here on
Saturday and held an institutei they
We addressed By Profz. clun and
lrlmhall OF the II. Y, academy, The
Enthusiasm manifested by the teach
~ Il Indicative OF the good work they
nre doing In our public schools.
The pUstofiice Ia TO be removed from
~ present site 20 n point lower down
on Main street The building II now
occupies has been purchased by Alma
ihuuce.
conjolnt Mutual was held last nun-
day evening az the tabernacle and an
excellent program was rendered. This
VII be the last con1olnt meeting this
fsafon.
ALMA GARDNER STILL MISSING.
The friends OF Alma dardner know
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tiEBE:R.
Return from Altoona stormy weather.

Special Correspondence.
Iiebcr city. waaatch County April
a.-Ichn 4. Fnrti. wife aud mother. ar
rived home on Friday last from Ari.
yona where they have been visiting for
three months. In Thatcher. Graham
county. They are highly pleased with
TINT country ana feel very kecnly the
sudden change from Arixcna summer
weather TO our Arctic winter.
sunday last wur very stormy and
wet. very few Quito meeting. rs II was
showing nearly oil day March had
twenty days stormy. making three
inches OF water. .HIffF
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RIVERTON.
Runaway and smashup-shssp k'i'Ias
CANNES.

Special corcrspondenee.
RIyerton. Salt Lake Co, April Son
Sunday a horse attached 10 buggy
broke lose from the hitching post In
front OF the poHtoffice and started Tor
home al a lively rate. In turning cor
ner In the road homeward the vehicle
was upset and badly damaged.
Yesterday morning. James pansie OF
thia place found three Vicious dogs IN
his sheep corral feaa,ing on the 70.
mains OF one of his thoroughbred
lambs. Fourteen of his me nheep were
more or less seriously injured, three or
Tor damages wlli probably be the re-
sult unless the owners OF the dogs set
tie the costs pcaceably.
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savc your money, aud when you ~, /,
Dollar. deposit q VIII, l,on's saving, hsss
and Trust 20 Y Nsin street rho 90.
pfvsldenti Geo. v. cannon, Vice. mr.. n,
denti George ", Cannon. cashier Inssnh h
smith, q webher. iieber J, Grant lame,
peorrc Reynolds, H. n Clswson. 4. I"hs
Nuttall. Anthem H. Lund.
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CASTLE GATE.


Special Correspondence.
Castle Gate. Carbon Co. April -
Peter Carbardi Rut badly hurt In tho
mines here yesterday afternoon by a
lot % coal falling On him. His left Arm
and nght leg were broken. his scalp
was badly cut and he also sustained
other injuries. lie was taken TO st.
Marks hospital last evening.
a driver by the nanr " John Hamei
got one 81 his fingers jammed this nf-
tcrnoon while working In the mines.
Master Eugene Coz. while assisting
his father to load surnc freight on a
wagon. had tho middle nnFcr OF his
right hand mashed.
The stockholders ~ the T.. v. Coal
Co. accompanied by Hupt. W. q. SHARP.
were here this morning Inspecting their
property. After looking around bore
they went below Il T. presumed 10
sunnyrldc To look at the coal claims
IN Whitmore'a canyon.
Mrs. W. II. fAwicy and family left
herr this afternoon for Cleveland.
Emery county.
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WIN Buiid Road to assnison -ssoehmsn
IN Clover.

Fillmore. Mlliard County. April -
.nc county commissioners were In ncs-
sion on tho ard and 9TH inst. Very 1T
expect 90 commence the construction
OF n wagon road from fcipio 10 uunni.
son bVforc long. the last Legislature
having made an appropriation 70 build
the same.
The Kelly BROTHERS have taken the
contract TO run the mail from Fillmore
90 Clear Lake. the present contractor,
Marvellous Webb. having Tub-let the
ramc
Stock men are turning their cattle
on the ranges since the recent storm,
Airs. Gabriel Huntsmnn has been sick
for the past week With a severe attach
81 In grip An members OF the family
were tciceraphcd for. but at present
she In improving. I..
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l.()A.


Special Correspondence.
Loo, Wayne Co. April 3.-Farmers
are busy putting IN crops. 30 they can
get what hlRh water comce. THERE Will
not be ~ much hlEh W. Ter ~ common.
as there Il less snow In the mountains
and the johnson Valley rrservoir That
was completed last year viii stop some.
On account of no snow falling In the
valley. crops have 10 be watcrcd before
they start 10 grow.
Three young men. Farley NJ Origg
Jr., Allen Taylor and John fsazcnby.
left this morning to fiii missions In the
Southern States.
Thomas Forsyth starts Wednesday
for England on a mission
George chnflin Sen. o. Teardale. died
NJ Bitter Springs April let lie was re-
turning from the placer mines on the
Colorado river. when taken sick Mt Bit
ter springs camp ground. miles from
any Inhabitants. The Particular are
not known ar yet.
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nothing further Of his whereabouts. II
and ieft sheep camp near Ssceoia. 10
Ing into tho mountaina. His conpans
ION. Mr ETsn. who was charrcd with
having shot former companion in the
yafnc business. has a brother living 81
Fillmore. who IL very indignant 10
think that his brother. James Esan.
had been accused OF murder,
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LAYTON.


Layton. April 1.-The news o. the re-
lease at Pennington today 81 the two
men suspected of the murder o. Thomas
n,ndail was varioufiy received. Some
Of tho people took u ~ being all right.
others have grave doubts about II.
II IL Understood that the officers have
n substantial clue. II IL hoped they
have. A. any event they are working
v.ry hard upon II and II IL 20 be hoped
that u will result In something tangi-
bic, they think u Will.
petccilye Franks was here until last
nirnt when he went home. lie has.
however, not given up work on the
case and viii keep In communication
with the Davis county officiaia
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cAMERoN-At Evanston. wyomlns;
Cameron. horn At 0uiidford. ireiaui- ~
1855 Was baptized into the Church y
Jesus Christ u Lnttcr-day Saints near
Glasgow. Scotland, at tho age OF elEht
years. Emigratcd 10 UTAH IN hes.
moved TO Evanston IN ls72, aud was
faithful TO the last, She has lett nus
band. two sons and one daughter 10
mourn her loss.
Miilenniai star. please copy,
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wIIITTLE-At Evanston. wyomlng.
March q, 1899, James white sr.. fof-
merry Of Bolton, Lancashire. engiand'
aged 70 years. months and twenly-
seven days. leaving a wife, three sons
and two daughters. Ho was baptized W
ists and was faithful Lattcr-dhy
Saint TO the end. honorod and respected
BY all who knew him.
Milienniai star. please copy.
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Cuts. wounds, burns. rprains and
bruises quickly heal ~ you apply BAL
LARD's SNOW LfNfMENT. Price.
70 cents and 20 cents. Y. e. NJ. ]. DRUG
Department.
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LOGAN.
business Bsfors County Commissioner =
raner.isof Mrs. Lewis aud Oliver retev-

Special Correspondence.
logan, April t--rhc county commits
sloncrr have been In ncsaion again to-
day, and among other things disposed
" the following items Of busineass
The salary ~ the county game war
den was fixed at 81 per month. Lars
e. Petersen was appointed justice Of
the peace u Hyde Park precinct. and
~ Petersen, Justice Of Hyrum precinct
Andrew Anderson Of Mendon was made
county bee Inspector. and Prof, icd1ok
81 the A. 6, WA appointed fruit tree In
spector for the county.
II has been announced that the fuhrr-
NJ Of Mrs. barbara Crockett Lewis Will
be held on sunday at " o'clock. In the
Tabernacle.
Leopold uodowsky. the famous plan
lot, appeared at the brigham Young
College last night before large audi
rncs. lie gave very satisfactory per-
fofmance.
A farewell party was rendered Elder
George Nielsen of the Fifth ward last
night. Elder Nielsen leave. tomorrow
quite a nice purse was raised Mt the
party 10 help him along In his journey.
An appropriate program was rendered.
and dancing was INDUCED 10.
Oliver Petersen. the unfortunate
young man who lost his life In run
away on Saturday. will be buried to-
morrow.
A large number Of Loranites are
making arrangements To attend Confer.
encc In Salt Lake.
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cAsTLE-In this city. April .. 1880. %
yembsr -. isi7. In Hartford. Conn.
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cssasy aud Court nsslasss-sssas tsssssy
PROPAGANDA

Logan. April 3.-Ths board Of
county commissioners were In seyuion
Saturday and today. Among the bus
ineas transacted was the raising Of the
salary Of the deputy county clerk from
tscp TO 1900 per year. The following
ormoni. dreenviilc. jno. Biusham.
Trenton; william Hope. Richmond.
The board meets again tomorrow.
Mrs. barbara Crockett Lewis. who
dfopf'cd dead yesterday from effects Of
a cerebral embolism, was born In
Nauvoo, Illinois, On June 9Th, ists. she
has resided In Logan since 1880. conse-
this county. She was married to
bishop II, N, Lewis In isd1. and "a the
mother OF ~ children. nine of whom
survive her. Preston Lewis. one Of
her sons. 4 IN the Southern states mic
sionary Held. and funeral arrangements
can not be perfected until Il Il known
when he viii reach here. The de-
Saint.
Mayor A. A. Allen Jr.. Of Hyrum.
leaves for the missionary neld In the
States this week
Mr.. c. G. Amuasen IL home again af-
ier spending the winter months In San
Francisco.
The following probate orders were
made by Judge Hart today Eliza A.
Carr was appointed administrators Of
the estate " Abel W. Carr. deceased.
Letters Of administration OF tho estate
nf Richard Jeffop were granted to
Thomas Jeapop. whose bond wus nxed
al fi.k00.
President Judd and Secretary Wright
Of the State board Of horticulture. came
up 10 Logan on buaincns today.
Under the auspices Of the musical
faculty OF the II. Y. College. Leopold
oodownky, the famous pianist. Will
appear there this evening.
PROMISING SUGAR FACTORY
PROSPECTS.
Reports from different parts OF the
county indicate that large sum OF
money Will be- obtained for tn. purpose
% establishing a sugar factory In
Cache. People who are circulating
the subscription lists are receiving
much announcement. aud II Ii probabi
that upwards N tig5. 900 win be raised.
Some ~ Lognn'H business men have
announced their intention Of subscribe
inf heavily. and Il certainly looks az
" the project Will be successfully car
tied through.
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csess or'isss- cesaiy nasins.-wors Of
"s'disns-tstiaE fish ual.wfaiiy.

Provo. April b-'fhe following orderu
hAse been made In the Fourth district
Estate Of Emsiine Bird. deceased;
sset error In description Of rcai estate
Estate Of Henry a. Dixon, deceased,
peuuon Tor supplemental decree 20 cor.
", .tivr IN description VI real estate
ureina Sophia Christensen VI chris.
Van L. Christensen. April iith sci for
hearinx petition " defendant for mod.
nceilon u decree.
An order was made changing the
VINE o. attendance q Jurors, subpoe.
n.sd fer the April term. from April
18th 70 May 10Th.
Netice VI appeal has been nled by
pl-.nun IN the case o. Kitty A Iline.
~ Russell ). Hines II viii be relnrin.
orfcd that a suit for separate main.
uhanes was brought by plaintiff
tAihst her husband. n. \, Hlnoa. on
w siuunda u cruelty and failure Ia
Ev.iae, The application for separate
nslh,.h.hee vas resisted BY defendant
sno MED a crbsa.coniplalnt, asking for
1919 ~ divorce On the grounds of
,i.v me dlsmee wak granted 10
lf's.t oia DIVISION OF the prupeftv
- VIC iaftiea, amounting 10 about 10.
~. made from which plain,in win ap.
COUNTY BUSINESS.
Ihs board Of county commlssioner.
ssYpfopriated 100 TO commisionsr
nnnshes for highway funds. ara no ~
ceninisioner Davis Tor potr fund w ="
siAIy openshaw was apnainto,
day w '''0'S Once at ~ pcr
iiyfum chswell was apnol,,o,
eouniy nih and game eoinmlssieS e,I's 4,
49, Jay for actual aeryieee ron
-.,,ls.s Communication Of the r. a w
.s company, regarding tho chan.
~. county road In Provo esnva s'
80 ,,r,fed 70 Commissioner nay,s
a'a ,.uyhss for report. Jaws
~ JUSTICE KINGS COURT.
ceas'y Fish ana Game Commissions,
W. has entered compialn,s IN i,,s
IN mays court against Nathan nv
IT NJ boyee, John FreshWaier $3.50 ~,
N'ns. u, charging them WIZ VIZ
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This IL all the information upon the
subject received BY the mother up 10
this time. and the poor woman In dis
traeted with grief Alma In her only
son and sole support, n man % correct
habits, with fair educ.ilon; he u
trusted and respected by all wherever
he Ii known.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

General Merriam has returned to his
home in Denver
w. w. Cleveland, a st. Paul lumberman,
is at the Millard.
John r. Norris OF New York Is a new clerk
at the Mllard hotel.
Oliver Rodgers, a prominent business man
of Lincoln, is in the city
Mrs. w. d. Townsend is visiting relatives
In Chicago and Indianapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Smith have taken
apartments at the Her Grand for the winter
John w. HOsier has gone to Chicago to be
present at the fall festivities now being held
there.
l.. 8. Taylor, In the sales department Of
Armour & Co., Chicago, is a guest of the
Millard.
George l.. Towne of Lincoln. publisher OF
the Nebraska Teacher. was In the city
Saturday.
w. A. Green of Chicago, representing the
-Four Coffee company, Is a guest at the
Her Grand.
II. L. Parsons, a genial knight of the grip
hailing from New York, is registered at the
Her Grand.
w. r. Chadbourne OF Mullen and C. T.
Pettibone of Kansas City, both engaged In
the cattle business are in the city
Mr. and Mrs. III. ID. Clark OF the Evans
hotel at Hot Springs were guests at the IleI
Grand Saturday. They will go east for
trip.
Edward l., Miller is in receipt of a tele.
gram from Dubuque, Ia, announcing the
sudden death of his brother, John Miller
well-known hotel man of that place. Mr..
Miller has gone to Dubuque to attend the
funeral.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
The MOST CONVINCING REASONS
WHY CATARRH sUFFERERs SHOULD
USE A CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDY
FOR ITS TREATMENT.

Every symptom, every sensation, every
feeling experienced by people suffering from
catarrh points to a bodily and constitutional
disturbance. The nose Is stopped up, all
sense OF smell and taste is destroyed, tn,
breath is bad, bowels constipated and tn,
whole system is deranged from the continu,
Gus passing Of mucus from the throat into
the stomach.
In spite of such symptoms, many psopl,
employ such treatment as snufing salts, in.
hallng the fumes OF penetrating prepara.
tions, balms, salves and other local applica,
tions for the cure OF catarrh This Is radi,
cally wrong, as such treatment does NOR,
harm than good In point of the fact that tn,
curative elements in such remedies do nos
touch the affected parts, but pass along int,
the eustachlan tubes and in many case
cause total deafness.
aCtarrh is an Inflammation OF the mucoul
lining or membrane Of the organ affected
and this inflammation should be reduced b.
a change in bodily conditions and not be en-,
couraged by constant irritation. The mos
modern method of treating catarrh is b,
using Gauss Catarrh Tablets. They ar
taken internally and positively cure catarrl
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Every druggist sells Gauss Cstarrh Tab
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08

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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
DEMOCRATS GET TOGETHER
Eighth wnrders Organize n Club for
the Cnmpnign-List of Officers
Elected.

The democrats of the Eighth ward organ
lied campaign club last night and elected
the following officers: President, Joseph
Butler; vice president, Henry Farmer; sec
retary, Ed Smith; treasurer, j. E. Fitz-
patrick.
When speakers were called for w. S.
Felkar remarked that he felt called upon
to say few things. Mr.. Felker talked
fully an hour. He discussed all the political
issues from the time of the free soilers
down to the present day. He predicted dis
astrous things il the republicans continue
in power, going so far as to intimate the
destruction Of the republic by war. This
destruction, he opined, will be brought
about by the manipulators OF trusts and
combines. Grover Cleveland was roasted to
a turn, and was characterized as a man
who Twas not a democrat-not enough Of
a democrat to make patch upon one side
of a respectable democrat Why Cleveland
was not and Is not a democrat was not
explained. The war tax was designated as
a plan to rob the people. The speaker de-
clared that he had been robbed by the gov
ernmeut The robbery occurred at the time
when silver was demonetized. He owned
some lots at Twenty fourth and Binney
streets. The property was mortgaged and
because the debt could not be paid in silver
at the ratio of 16 to / the mortgage took
the land.
Mr.. Felker declared the Filipino war a
failure and held President Mckinley re-
sponsible for the deaths that resulted from
the blowing up Of the Maine, the war with
Spain and the deaths Of both American
and Filipino soldiers.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
Dispute Right to Grant Permit.

Judge Gordon took under advisement
Friday afternoon the case against III. A.
Waterman and John Mattison, charged
with maintaining nuisance by obstructing
a street The thoroughfare in question Is
Boyd street, east of Thirtieth, where the
two men have constructed an office build
ing and a set Of scales, a permit to do so
having been secured from the city council.
The complaint was filed by Attorney Clair,
to allow private individuals to use public
streets for private purposes: He insists
that the street was dedicated by j. Il. Boyd
in 1870 and that the city has since spent
considerable money In improving 1t for
travel.
The contention of Waterman and Mat
tison, who represent the North Omaha
Fuel and Feed company, Is that the street
Is not in use, never has been. and is not
likely to be for period Of six months, the
time the council has granted them the use
OF 1t. Their attorney made a motion to dis
miss on the ground that the complaint is
illegal The building OF the structures was
not a criminal Offense, 1t is contended, be-
cause there was no Intent to commit an
injury. There is legal technicality which
may be a factor in the case. It is that the
complaint is filed by Attorney Clair and
the law provides that II must be filed by
the party injured The Judge said he would
announce his decision next Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-08
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