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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-08-29

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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1899-08-29

Section 2. That all of the provisions
OF the constitution relating to SUFFRAGE,
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MORE TROUBLE FOR SPAIN.


racomn, Wash, March is--Advicea
by the steamship Victoria from the
orient state that spanish avaricc and
misruie have again stirred up rebel
lion. The insurgcnt Mor,s. of Palawan
Island. on the edge " the Philippine
group. north u liorneo. murdered the
Spanish governor OF paiawan. residing
ut Port Royalet and Killed nis Rssist-
ants. His head was severed from his
body and carried back into the hills
to incite u rebellion among the natives
who had previously feared apaln'a
power a church and other spanish
buildings were burned. after which tho
rehellinua Mufoa fctrcatcd 90 tho hills
Of fulnwan. carrying with them scv-
cinl dozen men, women and children.
all Spaninrds. ~ prisoners
This news comes from singapore.
where " was oabled from inbuan.
capital of british North B1furp. II
was brought there by tho British
steamship i.abuan. whose master Cap
tain Pfuft. learned that oneruua taxes
and other burdens Imposed hy the
Spanish had caused tho natives to
strike blow for freedom. Die also
found that the Spanish mail stcam-
ship which called at Port Huyalet ~.
ter the massacre did nothluE except 10
make Inquiries. Port brought away
the governors wife, several other
women and children, % priest and
twelve soldiers. who were landed at
gnndnknu.
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PARK VALLEY.
i,oncr to the ssed Pioneers.

Special Correspondence.
Park Valley. Box Elder Co, March 10.
In keeping with the spirit OF the
times, the good people NJ Park Valley
ana Rosette and Bishop 4. Goodiine
OF Snowvllle. assembled, according 10
previous arrangement. on SATURDAY
morning. March I. 1890. at the Park
valley school house In honor ~ The
golden wedding Of Pioneer D. n.
Mecham. an old veteran Of the Nor.
mon Battalion. and his universally he.
loved and respected wife Martini
owing To much sickness prevailing In
the valley many were absent Even
the hoary-headed veteran In whose
honor the occasion was gotten up. was
confined nj home. being too IN to at.
tend the festivities which considerably
fair.
Grandpa Mecham las We love 10 call
HIM was presented by members nf his
family ana friends with q nne oak. up
holstercd swing rocker. and numerous
other individual presents. aud Grand
ma Mocham was made the recipient OF
"a solid silver goblet. gold lined. dcli-
vntely engraved ana Inscribed to.
Martha Mcchnm. with our love"
which was presented by her co-labor-
err. the sisters Of the Relief society.
over whom Sister Mcchnm had so ably
presided Tor nearly twenty years. but
owing 10 ~ health and declining years
was honorabiy released at our last
ward conference.
nice little program was ably rcn-
dcrcd. Including speeches and the read
ing N several letters u regret frpm
absent relatives and friends. In his
address bishop Goodiine ouiogized tho
many excellent traits ~ the aged
couple. which years of close acqualnt-
nnce enabled him to de- truthfuily.
During the long years 81 the recent
raid. be II said to their honor. their
door heartH and home were ever
open to receive the wandcrcr and re-
fuEoc.
A bounteous feast had boon prepared
Of which all partook freely. after which
an adjournment was taken. To- meet
again IN the evening. 60 go forth In
the merry mnzcs" " the dance. who're
umndma Mccham fairly outcome herr
self dancing. liy way " closing Will
add. Hrandma has been ana " Htlli
yofitnblr angel ~ mercy and love- IN
the homes NJ the sick and afflicted. her
aged husband being her worthy peer
In like offices. May their numbers In
crease.
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OUR NEICHBORS.
WESTON. IDAHO.
a Large irrixstinr Canal Enterprise WIN
Make Homes for Thousands,

Special Correspondence.
Weston. Idaho. March a.-Ycsierdny
I had the pleasure Of attending meet
Ing Of the board of directors and stock
holders OF the Interstate canal and
power company Incorporated under the
laws Of the state OF Idaho. The capl-
tai stock il 100000 Ia shares OF $40 each.
Ten per cent Ia be paid In cash the
balance IN labor. The company have
had the advice ~ the state engineer,
and also have d Salt Lake city SUR
Veyor who has gone over the sholc
route ana croHs-Hectloned about seven
and one-half miles. chester Can Is
superintendent OF construction. Three
hundred shares have been taken up
and the people all along the route
would do Well o. rally 10 the help OF
this gigantic scheme, nH II VIII bring
under cultivation several hundred thou
sand acres Of excellent land, and make
homes and forms for thousands OF fam
illes, The water N 60 be taken out OF
Rear river nt the NarrowA about two
miles above what II knows nH Ten
Mile Ford. which II eight miles below
Soda Springs. Thence the canal Will
carry the water about seven miles and
EMMY into the Portneuf river. About
nine miles below this point tho next
branch OF the canal win receive IL and
convey the water through Marsh val
ley and then into Cache valley TO this
Hear river near iNt Jam OF the both
well canal. or N the people ~ desire
the canal can be taken 40 us 10 water
many thousand acres In and around
Plymouth, or square Town Rs Il Ia bet-
Ter known. In Box Elder county. There
viii be several latterala taken out OF
the main canal
some idea may be formed Of this i'm
mense undertaking, when Il IL known
that twenty-Heven foot dam II 10 be
built M the narrows above described
the timbera Of which are now being got
out of the mountains, ana the lava
rocks Weighing all the way from twenty
10 thirty hundred pounds each. So that
when built the dam win last indefIn-
itely. The canal Will be sixty feet
wide. forty In the bottom. and ten feet
deep. ahOutl0OmileH long flowing through
the valllea OF GENTLE. Marsh and Cache
The immensely OF the work discouraged
u few OF the stockholders. but when The
directors informed them that men OF
capital had offered 20 pu; ~ III, ,ash
$500, 000,) and build the canal within
two years, and rent the waters out 10
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ANIMALS BRING INFECTION.

Evidence that colds arr Infectious Il
furnished by what We observe among
our domestic animals. Cats seem 10 be
specially susceptible. Probably they
often brine home from their nocturnal
rsmblcs those mysterious catarrhal at
thcka which - rapidly run through the
house. n II an old saying. The eat y
rneoEinE. We shall all have colds"
Sheen, too. are liable; whole flock may
suffer and may show that curious
eruption around the lips thcrpca
iahiailal which We all know only too
well az one Of the most unpleasant nc
compartments OF bad cold In the head.
ON the Australian sheep runs. when the
ahenfing season comes round. the men
who conEregutc az the sheds are fire.
quontly amitten with an illness Of
catarrhal nature. which rapidly takes
hold of them and often Affects some 70
per cent. Sometimes u becomes very
serious and may even develop into
fatal pneumonia. 70 all appearance Il
Il caught from the sheep. Spectator.
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PAYSON,
irrigation
Entsrtsi 81 Ne
tn'stpfiss.

tn'sfpri.s.
Special Correspondence.
PaySon. March 1.-THE old folks Of
PnySon were yesterday entertained by
local talent. An interesting program
was carried out. consisting Of dram
ntlc performance, both parts We're much
appreciated. The opera house was well
nlled by the aged. the widows and or
phtnr, ana the wives OF missionaries.
business here II quiet. yet an excel
lent showing was made In this dlrcc.
ti0n the last season. New business
houses have sprung Into existence.
while u spirit Of enterprise Is appar.
cnt.
The city Of Payson has been making
a new ditch around Spring Lake carry
Ing the water Ia the upper ditch from
that water source. The lake was
drained out aud the old wooden nume
replaced with an iron pipe aud nttlngs,
~ that the water can be held back until
needed for irrigation. In draining the
lake quite "a lot " carp were taken.
Efforts are also being made 10 ntotc
water up In the mountains In reservoirs
which win allow more land 20 be
brought under cultivation around Pay
son.
The school teachers Of Pnyson visited
spanish Fork today 10 attend a teach
crs' institute
Many orchnrdlsta here are digging
up the old aud worthless apple trees
10 make room for something more prof
liable.
The farmers Of Pnyron met last
night 10 organize farmers union.
quite a lengthy meeting was held and
n partial organization was affected.
but they adjourned To meet again ON
Monday night.
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the farmers. the proposition aroused tho
apathy OF the doubtefs.and rcsolution
10 soil tho enterprise TO capitalists yyna
unanimously voted down. A. the
state Of idaho have Appropriated ali
the water for this canal, ana the COVER.
nor OF the state urges the people to
take advantage of this generous oifer
The ps.ople would be very unwise to
neglect such a grand opportunity. The
pcopIe should own and build the canal
themselves. 1t may take " few years
Ia complete the gigantic undertaking.
but when done. as Colonel Sellers has
Il, There II millions In IL
BUSINESS ENTERPRISES.
The town Of Weston IL situate ON q
blum In northwestern Cache valley. AMI
IN beautifully located. II has a line
church and school buildings. Prof. T..
Rox and Miss V. SCARBOROUGH are the
teachers. beautiful homes ana farms
are seen FOR miles around. with two
stores. The Coop does business ~
between fifteen and twenty thousand
dollars yearly. Otto GaHmnn u the
manager. At the close ~ the year 1893
the directors declared a twenty per
cent dividend. part In stock. This IL an
other proof that with proper manage
ment cooperation can be- made 90 pay,
as promised by President Young.
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
Nephi Jensen. "A section hand on the
Denver division. dropped rail on his
foot last evening. breaking II In two
places and he Will he taken 10 the hos
pital In Salt Lake.
TO REMOVE THE RAILROAD
DEPOT.
The railroad depot at Cannon. Il IL
said. In to be removed from this vii
dcrncsa a. Weston, thus saving this
miles ~ frcirhting by team. The Wcs-
ton people offor 60 furnish the depot
grounds and $500 IN labor. " the short
i.ine will move the depot.
OLD FOLKS ENTERTAINMENT.
on Friday the old people were enter
taiuod In this ward. the young people
we're busy an day Thursday preparing
tables and lOading them down with tho
good things of the farm and ranch, and
with eve y lux ~ that coild b. thought
nf for the comfort Of the old folks. iiiah.
op clarke ana the Suunr iadir- aud
gentlemen % the committee do nothing
hy halves. The leader u q whple.soulcd
man. and everything In and about his
ward shows II. Besides the Humptuoua
dinner. line progrum vas rendered.
After which the AGED engaged In "a
dance and related their experiences
M early life. In the evening % bail
was given 90 the married people In the
ward. The committee Of young people
lid all In their power 10 make the day
one NJ happiness for thus. who had
built up the waste places N Zion and
Hmoothed the pathway Tor the young
men and maidenH Of Zion Presents
wcre given the oldest persons.
PROSPERITY OF THE PEOPLE.
n our friends who feel such concern
Tor the Mormon people could pass up
and down these inter-mOuntain States
and see tho finc farms. pleasant homes.
the people rich. prosperous ana happy
aud nincty.rlrht per cent owning
their own homes and farms. they would
save themselves much trouble and wur-
~, and might with profit let their
sympathy be- applied nearer home
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CLEVELAND MINING COMPANY
ILIUIION ~ OIEICIHs.

Notice.-The stockholders OF the
Cleveland Mining Company. having
neglected TO hold the regular annual
meeting. FOR the election OF officers on
the third Wednesday OF February,
1888. notice IL hereby given that a gen
oral meeting OF the Stockholders is
hereby called and Will be held at the
office OF ", J. Hallornn, No. II West
Third South street, salt Lake city,
Utah. on saturday, tho sth day II
April. 1899. at ) o'clock y, m. Tor the
election of board OF directors and ON
GERS for the ensuing year, and also Tor
the purpose OF taking action upon the
following proposed changes In The arti.
cleH OF Incorporation, to-wit; First. to
amend article G so that the same shall
read as follows. "'rhe amount of the
capital stock Of the corporation shall
be- nve hundred thousand $500, 00O dol
lars. divided into i've hundred thousand
$1,000 shares ~ the par value OF one
ul dollar each second, 10 amend nrti-
Gle 10 80 as To read ns follows. The can
ital stock ~ said corporation shall not
be assessed To exceed i've thousand
tS5,O00) dollars IN any one year; and
Tor the transaction of such other bust.
ness IA may come before said meeting.
By order of the Board of Directors
J. L. ELDltEpGE. Secretary.
Salt Lake city. Utah. March 9th.
First publication. March 9Th. 1893,
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DISSOLUTION sor,c..
Sal, Lake city. Utah;

Salt Lake city. Utah.
February ~ 1899.
The partnership heretofore existing
between ]. \. Icery. W. A. smith and
l.. n. Carver. under the name and style
~ The pecry Storage Company. and
doing business In Salt Lake city. Utah.
IL this day dissolved by mutual consent,
!. =. Pcery having retired from said
Partnership and his Interest In said
partnership having been purchased by
W. \. Smith and l.. II. Carver. In tho
future the business viii be run under
the name of Dcscrct Storage, by W. A.
smith and l.. ~ Carver, who assume
and will pay all the debts of said COM
pany. ]. \. PEEHY,
W. \. SMITH.
l.. N. CARVER.
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OUR OWN STATE.

tend the system into sanpete and
SEWER counties.
Rev. George Lindsay Of the Phillips
Congregational church, Salt Lake.
preached In the Congregational church
here last evening, exchanging pulpits
with Rev. Goodwin.
President &. q. card. OF Alberta.
carada, and Elder Jacobs. viii speak
on The Advantages Of Alberta fof
Settlers" In the following places this
week: I..hi. Tuesday evening.
Provo. Wednesday and Thursday even.
ings: springvillc Friday evening
Payson. Saturday evening.
Hon. Moses Thatcher viii deliver q
lecture In the Methodist church Wed.
ncsday evening, on Mexican Anti
qultics."
Harriet a MciSendrick have moved
their mercantile business from the Ex-
change block to the Cox building on
Seventh street. near Y street
Flowing and other spring work has
commenced.
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1nu.r r,osr WHO nav rnI,p.

suffered from catarrh Of the worst
kind and never hoped for cure. but
Ely'a Cream Balm seems To do even
Chicago. M.
l suffered from CatArrh: Il got 30
hrd ! could not work. | used Elya
Cream linlm and am entirely wcll.--A
g. Clarke 3il shawmut Ave. Boston,
Mass.
4 10 cent trial size ar the 20 cent
size ~ Ely's cream Balm win be
mailed. Kent by druggists. Ely
Brothers % Warren fl, n Y
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Terrific Wind aud snow s,orm-serlou. A.-
eident.


Special Correspondence.
Loa. Wayne County. March loon
Thursday Lna experienced tho tloHt
terrific wind ana Hnowrtorm that n has
iur u number ~ years.
Yesterday the Lou Dramatic com
pany presented a play entitled Under
ne spell 10 a crowded house.
To-day the Fremont Irrigation COM
ny roid at public auction about amy
shares of water rirht FOR delinquent
taxes.
The Y. l.. NJ l. 4. and Relief socloty
viii entertain the Old folks over nfty
on March 18th.
Mr John Lane. who failed 10 appear
NJ a witness In the ease ~ tho state
Thomas. was fined g. and cost
for contempt N court.
~ !, burgess. principal ~ tho dis
trict school, viii return TO his home In
Pnngultrh the fore part OF the week,
having hlled his contract IA teacher
here.
W. u. Taylor. nn aged and respected
Citizen OF this place, met with pain
iul accident yesterday, While curry
ing horse II got frightened and kicked
him In the face breaking his Jaw aud
cutting his face In several places.
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COALVlLLE.


''''H' HNf'sff
Special Correspondence.
Cuaiyille. summit County. March
1.-THE summit Stake hous. u nov
nearing completion and Will ic ready
for dedication by the next quarterly
conference held In summit stake. The
building b. credit to the stake ana
it, completion viii be- qualification
tn tho saints. ~ u was frat COM
mcnced eighteen years ago. Fine
opera chairs have been ordered. ana
the worthy sisters ~ the stake afc yet
tins up fair" to pay for them The
sisters have done "A great deal for the
completion Of the building and have
always been successful IA whatever
they have undertaken.
Last sunday evening the cuniuint
session ~ the " M. and Y. l.. NJ, 1. A..
was especially Interesting, a. Prt.-
dent Ciun delivered a lecture on faith.
proving his subject by his own prncu-
cal experiences IN the missionary field.
The lecture was very intcrertinK NJ
well as very convincing 60 the large
number Of young people In attend
Rnrc.
a pleasant surprise was rendered
prcat. clun on the Sth Inst. In honor Of
his Gsth birthday After n pleasing pro-
gram Of songs. etc. the guests were
served with rcfrcrhmcntH by hrH. w.
W. Clun,
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Notice ~ hereby given by the UNDER
signed. being the owners ~ ono. fourth
" Ng capital stock u tho Treasure
Hlll Mining company, that special
meeting N the stockholders " said corr
poratlun Will ne held NJ the office u thu
company. 2is Atlas Block. salt Lake
city, Utah. on Ifursday. tho 10th day
% March, 1899. at 10 o'clock a. M. OF
saii day. Tor the purpSrc Of consider
lng the question uf liner, asing the cap.
ltal stock of the corporation from t25. 900
10 tt0.000, and for the pun pose OF con-
ridering the question ~ selling tho
property OF the company or Of devising
other means for the purpose u paying
IT, debts. for the purpose u riectlnE a
new board o. directors. and Tor the pur-
pose Of tranHacting such other business
a. may come before the meeting
u. 4. WALKER JR,
SHARP WALKER,
W. II. DODGE.
Stockholders OF Treasure I'M Mining
Company.
Dated salt Lake city. Utah February
18th. 1889.
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Notice ~ hereby given that IN accord.
hnco with and under the power and
authority granted BY that certain trust
deed made September ~. 1883, 10 thu
undersigned trustee. by Sarah A.
llardic and John w. llardic, her hus-
band, and recorded Ia hook SEA, page
tss u Mortgages, Of the records OF salt
Lake County. Utah. tho undersigned
trustee viii offor for sale and sell TO tho
highest bidder for cash At the west
front entrance TO the city and county
building. In Salt Lake city, salt Lake
County. Utah. being the front door %
the county court house OF said salt
Lake County, on March 18th. 1850, at ~
o'clock noon OF that day. all the real
estate hereinafter described. or ~ much
thereof as necessary, 10 pay ana dis
charge the Indebtedness secured by
said trust deed. being 5000 net prin-
cipai now due with interest from March
"a. 1898, 20 tho day OF sale AT the rats
OF ) per cent per annum, 500 VI the
principal Indebtedness having been paid
on February 9. 1896, ana also TO pay
reasonable attorneys Zee. compensation
90 said trustee, cost OF this notice and
EXPENSES OF sale.
The sale viii ne made at the request
Of the holder OF said Indebtedness and
because OF default In the payment VI
said Indebtedness at maturity
The real estate above referred 90 IL
situate IN Salt Lake County. state VI
Utah. ana In bounded and particularly
described AZ follows.
The west one-hnlf % % lot No,sov,n
90 In block f0rtN-ivo til Plat "h,"
salt Lake Ciiy survey said premises
being otherwise described nH commence
ing AZ the northwest corner % said lut
Aforesaid, ana running thence south
twenty 900 rods. thence east fye 90
rods. thence north twenty 900 rods. aud
thence west hvo 30 rods, 20 the place
0f beginning; together with AN appur-
tcnhncea and privileges there unto boz
longing.
WILLIAM n. JACOBS.
Trustee.