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Auction sales To-Day.

II WILLIAM KENNELLY.
D. toa, HaNiy ninth street. No. lO2. south side.
iourrv.S, west OF Columbus avenue. lSXlOO.5:
vs. ~' rm, Nrrmania Life Insurance Company
man ''H h'Nl"'e ct al: action No. ] Ship
W"nc,b 'hr2"Iu" n ,Chpatc. attorneys :Joseph A.
ana ~; r.I"T"'; IN" on judgment, SD .;2b2.OI
In,o. ui''r,Nt ."pStsand allowances, S2tB.92 and
ilrorsst 'aA"~' assessments. &c. 1881 80 and
e,"GG,t H.N'y-ninth street, No. 100. south side.
,o,,. ',' W"~t If Columbus avenue, l9XlOO.5:
sa.mn ,rI'rP o'"n" front dwelling: foreclosure
M, rh,,l" PARTIES; action NJ. .: due or lmdg-
'eh'' fIi'%"i Sand interest costs and allow
b. 4 - '"and interest taxes. assessments.
Wnss,t < u" and, interest.
az -. NIu."ly-thlrd street. No. IA. south side.
s,arSS vs." ,' 9lumbuS avenue. 2OXlOO.Sh four
H.. N,'h" 'front.' dwelling: foreclosure sale {:
= ,'.%H >. NV ct al, trustee. ys. W. Price Clagett
,,Tn, ana allowances. S}G5 o. and interest ;
'''N'-~m"niN. &C., SS'i4. - and interest.
ny WILLIAM NJ. Ryan.
t'rn., Il, H.t,"niI", southwest corner 1pJth
sr1l,' '-' w lu's four-story brick fiat with
k'rao, avenue; OuC-Stury brick store on
Mar, i"l"1l"'ur" sale John II. Haaren ".
JANE. =; Sn'l"r at al; II. H.. Glass. attorney:
Slu",,t - hnEoF, referee; due on Judgment.
$}lG1 in ~ ana int"rrs costs and allowances.
So ''''hl Interest taxes. assessments, &C..
~ SSa'..uh', Dam road. cast side, $50 feet north
-, ,11I."C ~'rg"t, lhruught To- CrptOn Auueduct.
I'm, --''\jNp JA22I!b; twn-StOry frame dwell
NIr-..,ii 'rlI"IIr" sale; Caroline Wandcll ",
DEL 49, \ u. lt"meyn 1T al: Townsend Wan
On -" ,nlh"y: Francis {. Cantinc. referee due
bur. n.E,l"ii Including taxed cost and dis
u.s., Im'u'0. SIlilhiO.Sl and interest taNcsand
V,n,,nirhlS, 5000 aud interest.
Inri, L,..h. pam road. east side. J:iJ,J feet
.gi H.. ~ Jiiu"s street. 2T1. 1~X2BOGx2j7N
Ihn a,n,I'"EN I" CrOtpn Auu"duct: frame sta
Nar"i""t VA 'hIi foreclosure sale: Josephine
can, ~. liarrictt" =. ID. Itomcyu at nj;
IGo,ud"t' ,'.lh"v and referee: due ON judgment.
IlIti,"- 'A"l costs and disbursements, Sill
''''A'd htcrost.
". ~ bEYAN J" KESNELLY 4 60.
I.do IL twenty ninth street. No.. l57 north
is,n ,"'i east n seventh avenue. 2JXIll.
lIt -, w"nty. ninth street. Nos. l6a ana 1S1.
IL '.l ehs' OF Seventh avenue, 4OxfSIx2Sx
Se'sE'sl0fy brick factory: foreclosure
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Business

August Strassburg. commission dealer in
hops and malt. has fled a petition in bank
ruptcy. with liabilities $5S.24O and no assets.
Mr.. Strassburg is a brother-in-law OF Jacob
RUPERT. or late years his business has been
chiefly buying hops and malt on order for Mr..
Rupert and also for George Ehret. The
largest creditors are Jacob Rupert, $25.OO0
for money loaned, and George Ehret, $4,000
for money loaned.
J. Alonzo Nutter. formerly n hotel keeper.
has filed n petition in bankruptcy. with liabli-
tiles 500, I12 and no assets. He formerly car
ried on the Sherwood House. at Fifth avenue
and. Forty-fourth street, the Hotel st. Mare.
Fifth avenue and Thirty-ninth street. and the
Madison Avenue Hotel. at Fifty eighth street.
The creditors OF Alexander klinkowstein,
dealer, in wines and liquors at 142 and IA
west Fourteenth street. have agreed to take
so cents on the dollar.
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Amsterdam av. es.. 20 3 1oad At; two two.
story dwellings; 4 Al n WEIGH, owners;
u W BerRer. architect: cost. ......,,... $4,000
Amsterdam nv, q =, 10 1O3d Ut: two.story
dwelling; . 4 A l. i WEIGH. owners: BW
Berger, architect. cost. ....~n..,. ..,... 5000
Anu at and Theatre alley. II " cor. improve.
ment to stores; Charles Reimer, owner;
Cherry 1T. y y, ~ " Oliver at; six story fiat
and stores: ELIAS Feldman, owner; Nj
Smsllheiser. architect: cost. ..,,.a.,.u. $4,000
Duane st.. 1873; improvement to lofts;
hdplph kuttron, owner; Thomas RAJ.
Ar Infect. cost 500
Madison ay and Nbth st, sc cor. and Madison
aN. p. 20 pSth IT: four ~tVe.story natS
and stores; Isaac Marer. owner; John
Hauser, architect: cost. ..,..,.,...... 100. 900
42d At, broadway and eth aV. n W cor; in.
provement 10 motel: G A Cor estate, own.
er: T. parlitt. architect: cost ............. 1000
45th vt. 3O6 r: Improvement to storage
warehouse; J Edit and II Weyanh, own.
ers: Philip aocrlit1. architect; cost. ....... 1900
lO3d vt, \ \, 100 q Amsterdam aV; twO.atury
dwelling; q a A 4 T. WEIGH. owners; d W
Berger, architect; cost -..'"n',...,.. 5000
10Th sl, $3.50 r.; six-story and base.
ment fat and stores; Jacob Is Moersfelder,
owner: q = Pelham. architect: cost aga. 10000
! 10Th Vt, Sc, $40 . lenox av: ~tyc.stnry Hat;
Thomas kirkland. owner: II Il DAVIS.
hItUllttl, cos s4.. rs4 e.. s4 -O,V'u
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! n" M Lqke,,s Hospital va Robert spa rks a.
ri. Rognp aecknam q Dtxou. attorneys; John
an an ma Interest; costs aud aIIowances' SSib II
and inntteerreest taxes. water rates. &c. SDi8.40
ooMS vest Fi'ty-thlrd street. No. $40. sou,h aldo
five lees east OF Eleventh avenue. 2bx1OOJ:
stepben1 brick tenement: foreclosure sale:
reckham, d Dixon. ATTORNEYS: John ii Rnasn
tereste co HHe on Judgment, 81, 1860 and in.
serest; taxes, assessments. water rates S un
Sin9i.Sg md interest. ~ '"'e'' w.
vs. SF'f Noses sweI y Fn iore g. sale Mia J Kerr
ment. y, 2 73and Interest tayes md n!s uus
n'ehts. $500 and interest.
by HERBERT A. SHERMAN.
si,MTaest Fitty-second street. No. 1881. north
l9O.9sxs2 Sxl0U.5: ave.s3ory brdiccSS HHsii 10y
closure sale; John \. Terry OF al, trustees, Ic.
attorneys; join Proctor ClnarIIten,' r ely a. i'9 5,t;
and S;n57a8S and interest: costs
assos snpMaar rs ssggi2;92 and interest taxes.
ny PETER y. MEYER L co,
nast Forty:eighth street. Nos. 42O and 42o.
ITUnntn sue. ga, leet east OF First avenue, JOx
forecloss,MSrSe s sais 'STee story brick iron works;
uune hl2ssiin ct al: Herbert J. Hindes. attor-
ney; dTaId Browne: referee; due on Jujg.
anees. $3!10.so md interest; taxes. assess.
ments. Nc, -S3WjS5 and interest; prior
mortgage. $4,000 and interest. "
ny RICHARD v. HARNETT 4 co.
West Ninety-seventh street. No ~ south
I'VE pay leet west, OF Central Park West. box
looii; four-story brick dwelling foreclosure
SAFE Ina !. Webster VS.. Jacob II. Kirkpatrick
enaL; ward, Hayden x Satterlee. attorneys;
SheIies A: Jackson referee due on judgment
Si!,4Sz"o' and interest: costs and allowances.
81, 900. " &C.
ny JAMES l.. WELLS.
DIN avenue. Twenty-fourth ward. south side,
story frame dwelling foreclosure sale: William
!; True Va: MARGARET Marshall ct al. Miles 4
Johhsoh. attorneys; Robert Mazet. referee:
ana allowances. $2O5.U3 and interest: taxes,
assessments. &c. S+5.21 aud interest.
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hTH AZ. l"I.-F Furnished rooms; ALSO floor for
- business, ~ West 57th; light furnished roomS.
with lItCicu.
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Lis lPendenS.

A. +, II and ~: Simon Fry vs. Walter d Titus, At.
tRrhmeut atty, j Is Rim.
Barrow 1t, II q cor BlerCkCr 1t, 1OOY irrrg: Barrow
1T. " =. adj lot of William Rose, .INH5: 4tI 81, II =.
700 W Fnrdham ay. 'OX irreg: Fnrdham az, II " c0r
4th IT, 6ONlOO, and u parcel IN West Mount Vernon;
Matilda Davis vs. Matilda Stein at al. partition. atty
H. DGNOe.
Main st, " $, extends from Elizabeth av to Wash
inytun aN, 2OOI 100. Main II, u " cor Washington nv,
4llXs3T to Eastrhester Bay \ lrrcg: Main 1t, = W cor
Pilot av, 20Oxd3I; Pilot AN. II y. 200 t Main 81. lOOI
100. city Island; mary ]. HuIton " George W Horton
ct nj; partition; atty, W NJ IN Bots.
SAN II. =. 100 " eth Nv, 95tOs. .: Isabella Ioriny
vs. Adeliur \ Trtppe et al to enforce sprCitir perform.
anccl: atty. Z Barring.
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Orchard st. : " cor Delaney st. 25Is7.0; Harris
MSndelbaum ct al W Samuel Mandel ct al; atty, A
stern.
Rivington Il, + =. 2l,2 . Goerick 81. 37.5I75.GH
87Gx75; Arnold |. Scheucr vs. Charles Brown 1T al;
attys, NeninO X =.
Trinity av. = =. l73 : i5Gth st. 25xS8 .lIxa5x
sT.II; Matthew + Riley aud ano vs. Patrick + Brady,
foreclosure lien; atty, ] = Berg.
saith 1t. III W: samuel SChOlle Va Frances
Blumcnthal ct al. attys. EcdmRn. L. a Nj.
1891 st, 2O1 W; Robert Wallace vs. Ida Hertz, in.
div aud trustee; atty. X Il Kelly.
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Amsterdam NV, : " cor ITHth II, 25Iluu,
Paul corona ~ John shea ........... SIZE 90
CrutunA aY, 1913; Erik Anderson vs. Winslow
EBWIbY ct al. ......,.. -......u..'-,,. aa 20
Same prop: Andrew johnson W. same. - 30
Columbus aN. II " cor SOth ut. 5ONlOO; Cody
Bros W. HenriettA X White ct al 49," i.sI7 IS
Elton av, n " cor IdOth At, JOIlOO: Fredr,k
OJohRnncssen VI James A Simpson and
2ath ct, 434 to 4I5 ". Bernard smith Va
John karst ct al 49,. "a %
Gsth At. a " cor West End Ay. T5IioO: shcy.
lin 4 Co vs. Mary Pierce st al, ....".".. 800 W
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IkeCOrded Lenses.

Bayards 81. 100 and 1903. and BaIterst 73and
bbE.TIc"' Syrs' 35,5et
bt G%st%Se is.cihniil. 10 yrs. 80. C.ooc
Dnwning 81, 10; Francois q SogneS I"
hdnlphc IienouI. = X ~ yrs. ... ..,..... -.
Warren II, 81: the rector. Nr. nf brd''
Church to EdW VI IOlie ~ trus, II yrs l,"u'
81 Az. \ G cor lIad ~; Elias f"ldmall
'IT,rr Duetru. & VS.. ........ $500 80,
3d It, = =, I75 W Az A. 2jHll.lI; James Il
Roosevelt, trus, TO Joseph Lehncr, 20 yrs. 80
ath ST, 4 and u W, BGrIIch Wcrtheinl I"
Henry J KlApprrt.5 yrs ... . 2'A"'
errs, To- Otto Uehlein. > yrs .,-..' so
18th II. 4OI J.; Alfred l. N Bullowa to Gae' go,
aSd st. 100 y; 4 W lAnghorst 10 Maurice -.
IGvth 81, 5.SE Jonas Well to Nicola Arbo.
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Capt. Fred A. Wells. OF Company b. Twenty
third Regiment. u soap merchant. yesterday
filed a petition in bankruptcy in the United
states District Court in Brooklyn. He owes
$19.S35,57 to forty-four creditors and has only
S421. 20 assets.
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Plans FILED for Now Buildings.

10th vt. = =. 30 @ Amsterdam ay. 25I 100;
Bernard Smith Va Abraham Block et al, &C..
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limo, 8 yra.
1vpnth Ct, 322 Il, Jonas Well to Nicola Arbo.
,mnnu' ynn "s,.".
iobth a., 800 Il; same TO Nicola ArbolinO.
l0ath At. S24 "; Jonas We'll TO Nicols Arbo.
limo. r yra
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FURNISHED Rooms apartments to gst

FURNISHED Rooms i apartments to 3st
bachelor apartments, well furnished,
~ handsnm"lS decorated: rooms en- suite pr SINGLE
50 upward weekly; board optional; highest refer
ehc"~; liberal summer arrangements. 27o W, 3Rth ct.
East Side.
Ar l3 LIVINGSTON PLACE ,BtuyvssAnt Parkl.
~ near Fat 18Th ST, opposite 81. ~tirorg6s Church,
DARK Az, TOGO. cor. soth.-Paflor, physician,
! dentist: othfr charming rOums; large alcoye.
suitable party geutlemcu, references; reasonable.
9th ST. Ijp EAST. Well furnished large front
lD room. also medium sized room; all eonVan-
fences: summer rates.
t)I)DSr. "a Fast Handsome rooms. second. third
- story. singlS. en- suite; newly renovated houset
hall roulus, references.
> I'm 81. l2b E~AST.-Dcsirabl furnished room;
-''pIivate house. gentlemen only: moderate terms
to permanent lHrty, references.
DOTH ST. !" ~EAST-Nlrcly furnished large and
-' small rooms. bath. all cuuyenIences; breakfast
optional, references required.
West side.
rTU AZ. IGI.-furni,hed rooms: Also floor for
- business, ~ West 57th; light furnished roomS.
Will, Int
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29
YOUTHFUL IDEAS.

Solemn and Elderly Aas-Young man have you ever experienced con vict0n of sin?
 Small Boy-Nope, but I eat too many green apples las sum1ner.--Indianap- oils Journal
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29
SIGNAL CORPS WORK.
Opera GOna on LuZ0u DescribeG By
 Lieut.. Kilb0uine.


 Washington, June 2S.-Thc war de Dartrent has received a copy of re port made by Lieutenant Charles E. Kilh0nrne, IT,. volunteer signal corps. in regard to the work of the First company Of the corps in maintaining lines Of communication during the hattie at Manila of February f and ,. lie summarizes the work as follows.
 Total number of messages re- corded sent in first division from S:41 ?. Tn. Of the 45h to D. nj. of the 9th. 20. Estimated number sent by word of n0uth and not recorded. 200. mak- ing total of 20 during the battle. Of these. probably One-Jenth 4vere not delivered, the rapid movement of the troops. the small number of men in the squads for carrier work and the lack of horses making it impossible al ways to find the one addressed. but every effort was made to have as eff cient service as possible under the ex- isting conditions aIi the men did their best with an indifer5 nee to danger and devotion to duty excelIed. I am sure, by the troops of no other branch of the service. Casualties in action, none"
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29

hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and , o'clock in the afternoon, each of you
 be hanged by the neck until you are dead, and may God have mercy upon your souls.''
 The above were the words of Judge Davis as he pronounced sentence at Tombstone upon the two convicted murderers of Ted Moore and Con stable Ainsworth.
 The prisoners, when asked if they had any reason to offer why judgment should not be pronounced. replied they had none and when the sentence was passed their faces showed the same stoical, unfeeling indifference that has characterized them during the entire trial. In leaving the court room to re- turn to their cells, says the Prospector, William Haldermar. the older Of the two brothers, noticed an acquaintance seated near the aisle and as he passed him the condemned murderer sniI- lngly said in 3 loud enough tone that 1t could be heard by all in the room, "A good shot, eh?" When the off, cers and prisoners reached the stair way the same prisoner stubbed his foot aga. .nst the carpet, the sole of one shoe being loose. Tfis brought a mo- me1tary stop to the procession. and being little discomfted by the incl dent, Halderman said. we are wear ing out our shoes traveIing up and down these stairs. Tom.'' and a good laugh followed this remark. Tom. who evidently also thought the matter a huge joke, acqULesced and smiled
 The sentence did not affect the con demned men ip the least. When re- turned to their cells both brothers act ed as if nothing had happened and were soon engaged in playing a game of cards.
 While the prisoners were being talk en to jail the-r attorneys filed notice of appeal to the supreme court and the court granted the attorneys until July 20 to file a bill of exceptions As the supreme court does not meet until October it is very probable the execu- ton of the death sentence will be de- layed until the supreme court acts on the appeal; meanwhile the death watch will be put on the prisoners and every precaut.0n taken.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29
RECLAMATION OF ALKALI LANDS
Investigations Which Arizonians Are
 Interested h.

Prof R. H. Forbes, director Of the agricultural experiment station, has returned to Tucson from a trip to Roosevelt, N. M, where he has been watching the investig gat:ons b5ing carried on by Prof Milton Whitney, chief of the division of soils of the de partment of agriculture.
 In that region, as in many other parts of the west including portions of Ar;zora, after a few years of culuva- ton alkali appears near the surface Of the ground and gradually increases in amount until cultivation can TO long CT be carried on, says the Star. This condition often results from m;sdirect- ed irrigation Prof. Whitney is invest gat:ng the best means of managing and removing the alkai from the soil. Tn New Mexico the contour of the ground and the quality of the irriga tion water will apparently make the problem an easy one to solve by suit able irrigation and drainage.
 The results of these investig3 lions when published although carried .on locally, have a general application and may be of general interest to AEi- z0ni2rS
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29
- Hf - IUMBERNEN FEARFUL

San Francisco. June 2S.-Lumilefmen of the coast have been considerably alarmed by the fear that the Canadian joIrt high commission may adopt measurcs that VII injure :hel" inta-- e<ts and the trade in lunb-r bctwe- il this country and Canada.
 The matter has been called to the atJcrJiCn o. the secretary of state. Wha Will instruct AmeIica's representatives on the commiSsioa tc lcok out for the lumhrrm n'S interests.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29
QUESTION OF -CANTEENs.'
Altitude Of the War Department oD
 the Matter.

Washington, June 2S.-With regard tO me question or Uue maintenance Of caEteens at United States army posts. the ac;ing secretary of war said today that as far as the department x con- cerEed the matter is settled in favor of maintaining the present system When the subject was brought up by the case Of the Camp Meade c8nteen the matter was thoroughly Investigated hy inc department. and reports from officers Tn all branches of thp service showed that from every standpoint fhe army cI-teen as ROW operated is infinitely better for the interests of the soldier than the old system of post traders and low groggeGies on the out skirts of the pests. The regulations under which the canteen operates are already formulated, and there will be no need for further action by the de IGrtmert. The assistant secretary re- gardS the Qucstion as closed.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29
WONDERFUL RECORD
Continued From First Page.)

that the European countries in which manufactures have long been estab- Iished furnish as satisfactory market for our manufactured goods as do the countries where manufacturing las not yet been largely developed. Tn rea1ers and mowers, clocks and watches. sewing maohires, bicycles. and the various manufactures of iron and steel. ard many other articles of tke higher grades of manufacture. the European countries in which manufac- turing plans and machinery. and skilled workmen abound, furnish q market for a large share of cur ex- ports thus failing to justifying the expressed fear that a development Of manufa ctures in countries where We are now seeking q foOthoId for our commerce would destroy their value as q permanent market.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29
COOL SEA BREEZES
Will Be Sought by a Multitude of
 PhOeniCianS This 'r1ornfng.

There will be great flight of Phoe- mcians to the coast this morning and the flying season has not yet reached its height Among those who will leave cn the & r.. T. x r. excursion train which goes at , T. m. are: Mrs N. s. Morrison, Miss Lima ard Miss Afl Morrison. C. H. Draper and wife, Mir. and Mrs G. E. Richmond Addie ai1l Wilma Richmond. Ms Nettie Fletcher. Miss Little. Orin King, Miss Ber5ln Smith. Mrs. A. c. Briggs, Mrs. l. T. Williams, Eddie Ielczer. Mrs. |. r. King. San Diego; Mrs. Har- liet EIine. Santa Moric3: AIr. and Mrs. IT. Burris. Julia Day. Ida Williams. Mrs. George NJ Aiken. Los Angeles; Mrs. " H. Hart. Santa Monica: Earle w Sears and Mrs. Lena F. Se7Is. Ms AI Rosenberg, Leo and Albert Rasz Il;erG. Herman Rosen- berg. San Diego: Miss Ethel Crme. Diego; Mrs. Abe HeyIuan, san Diego: Mrs. T. E. Hudson. Los Angeles: H. AI Willis and wife, c. H. AI0rina and wife. Los Angeles: H. E. ScottSbury, Johnnie SCOusburY. San Diego; Mrs. Mary T. OberIuer. and Louise Oberuauer. santa Barbara: T. l.. Monroe. wife and daughter. Retlon do: w. w. Sparks, San Diego: Jesus Aparbl3za. santa Barbara; T. Y. and George KeIIog. Santa Monica; C. l.. Leonard and wife, San Diego; M. M and Louise Houckman Santa AIonica; Mrs. l.. C. Hickey Edith Hickey. Mrs. Daisy Ruff Los An gelos. From Mesa: L. Jospeh and wife and R. NJ. Phelps. wife and lI., 11..,rtc1 S.r,, Ilinc.n
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29
THEY WE'RE INDIFFERENT.

The Halderman Brothers Receive
 Their Sentence Calmly.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29
PUDDLERS FIRED.
Fer Afiiatin@ With The Amalgamated
 Association.

IUttsburE, Pa. June 2S.-Nearly all the white puddiers employed at the Moorehead company's iron works at Were discharged today and their places filled by ragr0es who were brought from other places to the works last night. The firm opposed aftilia- tion of it's employees with the Amalga- mated association and recently large numbers of puddlers joined the union. Quiet prevails in the vicinity. Four deputies accompanied the negroes.
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29

Tt is the judgment and sentence of the court, and it is hereby ordered, that you. William HaIderman and Thomas Halderman. be taken hence to the county jail and there confined until Friday, the 25th day of August, 1899, and on that day, between the
Arizona republican., 1899-06-29
AN ARIZONA APPOINTAIENr I.

Washington. June S.-,Spcc;ai)- ". D. Gales of Leayenworti. has.. has been appointed carpenter U thp Colorado River agency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-07
THE GRIPS TIGHT GRASP.
Has Caused Much suffering Among the
People Of CassIa. Idaho.

The tenacious and unrelenting at
filction knnwn as the grip. has. accord.
ing 20 President "a. u. Halght Of Cas-
nia StnHe. been the source Of consider
able sickness and suffering the last
winter and has caused number "
deaths. The maiady has extended
pretty well throughout all the settle
mentn. n II now. however. relaxing
~ hold somewhat. The winter has
been long and cold. The temperature
fell a. low nS fifteen degrees below
zero and remained practically station
airy for some time. A. result stock
suffered n rcod deal. There were fair
crops Of grain last year and much hay
but both are now almost cShs'istcd. and
the sheep men are compeiie,. 20 drive
their herd. out upon the range where
rraxing IL far from good at this time
OF the year.
A new telephone line has been re-
Gently put through the county. much 90
the convenience Of the people. II ex-
tends from Minadoka 20 Spring basin.
passing through Albion. the county
seat. and oakley IN this last named
place som" me residences are In course
OF construction. and n fine tabcrnnrls
n rapidly nearing completion.
A. to mines and mining therr n con-
siderable activity In and about the
Nipont district over the Utah limo N
fioselder county Tho people n cas-
rla expect to derive eonsiderabl. brne-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-07
FLOODS FOLLOW DROuTH.
both Extremes Visited Upon the PEG.
pie Of California.

y. II. Nye. president OF the Cali.
fornia mission. came Into the city last
evening and 90 News reporter
talked Interestingly Of the Mormon"
mission and other matters Of import
Ancs In the Golden Date state. lie has
rionaricn iAboring under his Jurisdiction
and all ar- doing excellent work.
From the standpoint Of a mission
ary," said he. the prospects are Just
aa bright a. they can be. They have
never been better, The people arr CIV
ms IN the open hand OF warm welcome
and fellowship and acccssionn 10 the
Church are constantly being made. AZ
ter our oonfer.nce II over here ! shall
return TO California. where I will hold
conferences three times thin month, I
will hold one al sacramento on the 10th,
one at Fan Francisco on tho s1rd. and
another at Los Angeles on the aOth."
There has. says Elder Nye, been a
protraoted and serious seouth In Cali.
fornia for morr than year past. caus.
ing great deal OF damage and drpre-
eiaiion and loss Of property. The dry
spell has. however. been broken In ali
hut the extreme southern part OF tho
state In and about Los Angeles. where
but little rain fell when the great down
pour began something over two weeks
ago. For many months no rain had
fallen at all and when Il commenced
II continued for six or seven days and
completely Inundated much Of the coun-
Try. Streams that had been aimoH,
Ing bridges and debris with them.
causing much damaEe. The gain. how
ever. VIII BE- much greater than the loss
and The people are eorreapondlngiy hap
ny as good crops hro now practically
assured over the state.