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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-03

with all modern appliances: we have
three iarre school houses we'll flied
with scholars, with twelve efficient
teachers. The principal does not be-
long to the dominant Church. our
Tabernaclc has a new roof and has re-
ceived new dress OF paint. the interi-
or has undergone somewhat OF n
change. being all newly papercd and
painted. The First ward Saints have
laII tne foundation OF beautifully de-
signed chapel. Our Xmas passed away
very pleasantly. the two ward Sunday
SCHOOLS met In the tabernacle, where a
very interesting program was rendered,
SANTA Claus made his appearance. dis
tributlng $50 presents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-03
BRIGHAM CITY.

Special 10 the 'Sows."
brigham city Jan. with a light
south wind this morning the weather
has moderated. .ook FOR snow or rain.
saturday mornng We had light
fall Of SNOW. iIrh, on our almost bare.
hard frozen rtcetr. and we hear the
merry Jingle ofslcighbcils from early
morn tlll far mo the nlght. The past
season has been prosperous one FOR
all. and aithougi very dry fall sea-
son, We hope 10 good crops the com
Ing year. our ffilt and vegetable crop
was exceptionally good aud " even on
the Increase nrge orders for fruit
trees Of choice vifieiica being filled reg
ularly.
our business buses report good holt
DAY trade nnd he Few vacant stores
heretofore seen ARE rapidly filllng up.
There are no vaant house In the town.
Booth & Pcircc have commenced on a
new brick building near the poatQifcc
block 10 be- occ,nicd by Dr. a. W. Tay-
ior ana Barber ]. Y. Hansen.
The pnat weei has been one OF gem
crnl rejoicing. he opera house and
different wards trying to Guido each
other With theatrical performances.
mnsqucrndcs, surprise parties. balls. So
cials and an abundance OF good things
10 cat. we have celebrated TO our
hearts content. children. young people.
and our fathers and mothers having
separate and special gatherings. The
New Year wc uHhcrcd In with the
beating of drums ana firing Of guns.
New Years dn- passed peacefully and
quietly, Everybody happy and full Of
good viii. VIII the exceptions Of bad
colds the health Of the people ~ good.
there being no cases 81 any disease re-
ported. The comfy commissioners met
Saturday evening to transact any un-
finished business and meet with the In
coming officers to-day at noon In Joint
asspiou
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SANDY.


special 10 the News"
sandy. Jan. a.--T'he new year brings
the announcement. that improvements
amounting to many thousands OF dol
lars are TO be made at the Pcnnsylvnn-
"a smclter. Now system Of tracks. blnr,
hoists. etc" are to be put In. Electric
power from Hig Cottonwood ia to sun
plant the steam power now In use. The
people are hopeful that they will now
DC able 10 secure electric lights for
dwellings and stores. The Pioneer
Sampling min stlli continues nj tho old
stand handling Its share OF ore from
the mining camps Part nj the city
" now supplied with pure water ~
means OF new system OF waterwor,ts
which VIII be extended M soon ~
weather permits. scott's creamery N
turning out an excellent article which
nnds y ready sale. The walls OF the
new Latter-ihy Saints meeting house
were put up last fall and win be rooted
In the spring. New Years passed quiet
~ q live pigeon shooting by local
gunners being about the only amuse-
mont INDUCED In. Merchants report
holiday trade best for years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-03
FILLMORE.


Special to the News"
Fillmore. Jan. s-Thc new year has
dnwncd upon us here filled with bright.
news aud hope FOR a prosperous ending.
The festive Christmas schfon has
passed with the usual picnaantncrs:
amongst the social gntheringu OF our
people. We have had sunday school ok
hlbitlona. and the teachers of tho dis
trict schools have Wed with each other
In entertaining the parents OF tho stu
dents with Intelligent exercises. dia.
plays Of acquired knowledge amongst
The little onca. which has made the par
entail hearts, beat with pride for their
offspting. A better dressed and better
fed horde OF little ones cannot be found
than these ~ our city and vicinity.
We are NJ peace with all mankind ami
wish our friend the "DcHcrct News" u
prosperous and happy New Year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-03
OUR OWN STATE.

home I'm bed In the grip Of the deadly
grip. officer Pratt Of the police de-
partmcnt next door showed NJ this
morning after q spell or the same dag
nosis. several Of the other officers arc
niso diligently using their pocket
hnndkerchiefs and manfuliy sticking 10
their posts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-03
RIcttlELD.

Special to the N VS."
RichAeld, Jan 9-Rlchneld. the
county seat ana metropolis OF SEWER
county, II maxim rapid strides in de-
y 'lbl munt ana Improvement, and Is
fast forging To M front as a business
ANA commercial renter for Southern
Utah. Situated ihar tho center OF m"
sevier valley, which for richness al
son, Is unsurpasfd In tho State. Il IL
surrounded By half n dozen smaller
hnmlets that draB their supplies fran,
and market their produce here. DurInw
the past year conlderable building hns
been done and dams are being nnde
for n number Of todern resldenees nnd
business blocks = DC erected In 1899.
The city. whichlis Incorporated. bns
population OF UPWARDS OF 1000 peopls
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PAHWAN.

Special To the "Nws."
Pnrownh' jan There n little
sickness here NJ lre'ent. and the gen
erpl health IN hirly good. Our fine
rolloi min bulldog IL now ready for
the machinery. witch II expected In a
few days. with nty leffel water wheel
ric' our Coop tenn saw mill. and
the stenm saw nd VI WIN. Wilcox IN
this place are dolly rushing business
saving railroad tes. Red pine Ia Inc
only Kind OF ties accepted. Many OF
our young men find employment IN
hauling them 4 tho railroad grade
about forty mllesfrom Parowan' NM
price n quite lw, but II h cash
Grain sells there rom 90 cents To 81 no
The business Outlook Is fairly good.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-03
SpRINuVILLE.
Special tothe news.

Special tothc News"
springvi,c Jan. 3--Labeilc Spring.
who, the lone of the sugar beet. the
most PLEASANTLY situated town In all
Utah, ralts more bects 60 the acre
ana OF grcAter sweetness than any OF
our nclghbp,s. This h the best spot In
MI the West for o sugar factory, cap
ltnllsts takrlnnie. springville fruit II
known Ear aid Wide; 10 II sprinEville
honey, Sprlitvllle N the town ~ com
fortnhle hor,s, not one IN forty-nlne
years hos non destroyed by nre.
SpHngville clntidus one of tho boat
hotels west 4 Chicago. ns many n
travelling mnnlwill tell YOU that Reef
steak Harrison or Black Bass George
holds this reputation
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SALIVA.
Special to the News ?.

Special To the News"
salina. Jan. s.-sallna. n small town
Of about 1880 inhabitants. IN situated
In tho northern part Of SEWER county.
II IN noted mainly for It's cattle raising.
OF which nearly every energetic man
owns n small bunch. also FOR the Guilt
walton OF It's lands. OF which there Ia
IN abundance, wheat. oats and hay
being missed In large quantities. with
many kinds of fruit ana vegetables.
The lands are irrigated, ns rain seldom
visits these parts. The winters ARE
long. but seldom very hard. the sum
mcrs short and pleasant. The present
winter has been mild: very little snow
NJ yet. The health % the people good
only two or three deaths reported with
In the Inst four months. Since the
extension ~ the Rio urandc Western
railway snllna has been somewhat
duh. Notwithstanding that Il seems tn
be on the way To prosperity. Many new
public buildings are being built and
business men seem 10 have an air
~ good times. The new town
hall. which was built year ago, u "a
credit To the town: also the school
house. whi'h N large and modern
There are fwo hotels doing u thriving
business, tVo churches. the Mormon
and Presbyterian. Salinn engages live
teachers IN the public school aud has
about thrcc hundred pupils, There n u
good drug store, furniture store. shoe
store. meat market. eight general mer-
chnndiae stores, two telegraph Offices
md other pieces Of business, not omit
tins lta two saloons. which run In full
blast.
Christmas eve some OF tho boys were
out for n good time, ana nuceeeded IN
getting n wagon and horses. and tear
ing down Main street, The marshal,
whom they 10 not fenr. attempted To
ftor thcm ty SELLING the horses, but
was thrown down and tho boys made
their escape The marshal carries
black eye AMI lame leg.
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NEPitI.


Special to the News"
Nephl' Jan. a,-Groeting-Nephi has
MA prosperous year during 1898,
ihiinera received a bounteous harvest
" grain, lucern, etc; dry farming waa
inc best ever known In this locnllty,
sheep men have realized good prices
iof wool and mutton; cattle have
Drought high iiguresi stockmen are now
sfalnlng several hundred head for Inc
hp!lhg trade Merchants have done n
pet,er business than for years past.
quite number OF elegant buildings
N.Y. peeh erected, Banker Geo. q.
dence on the Hague lot. Main stras, 4,
equals any building south OF sat Lake,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-03

horo arc reported over Is and over y y
years Of are. and between % ana
wido,e. legally and through death
Rugincss has not been 20 brisk with me
stock here for fary years ms tom w.
middle to the Inst 81 Dec. over Yen
thousand ties have been cur N .n'
mountains and delivered at Milford lmls
fall. Ave 10 ten bnds leaving dniy' Ihs
roster of the Btnvcr branch of the "
Y. academy shows iSe pupils enrolled
The schools In the city have an ~
Tendance Of I've hundred. Beaver
county II out OF debt and has good
purse In the treasury
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-03

oregon Short Line RQI|vuy.
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nsiised train Tor GARFIELD Beach
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"rraIns south Of suab run daily cS-
"pally except sunday.
CITY. TICKET OFFICE, under Ma
sonlc Hail. 80. 80 west Second rouih
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General 'rfhfTic Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-03

Ing themselves to work for the good "
the VI i,o'c people. regardless " roiiicni
Affiliations. The new board then adj
iournod until tomorrow at II DO m.
Wien they will organize. The now Of
ficcrs take charge OF the tuu1tys az.
fairs under most suspicious circum-
stances. The statement OF the treas
urcr showing the financial condition. OF
the county is rs follows
AMOUNT on HAND.
Gcufai fniI D.. o.. .. q. - 400 70
salary fund. g.. 60. .... 2.e2S &c
jury and witness fund 81. :. e. 90 y
Iour FUND.-. 90. ..s ...... .... 1,uv5Vt
Sinking fund ... &c. &C.. .....s. wv ~
interest fund 3. oil. o.. 81. 49,. aei "
Redemption Of property o.. go. l,oes.55
Total O.. SD 20. 60
or these new officers. the three COM
mirfioncIs and sheriff are Republicans
and the rest Democrats
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-04
Fatal Accident

Yesterday afternoon Gilbert Briggs re-
tie following dispatch.
Y~eringtOn, New. Sept. I'd.
Charlie Odds is badly hurt by the ex-
plosion of thrashing machine engine, and
the engineer killed.
Signed HTRoHysoUs.
Yesterday afternoon the APPEAL re-
ceived the following:
Yerington, New, Sept. I'd.
A man supposed to be William Duncan
of Carson, formerly engineer of box fac
tory, was killed today. Has he friends
or relatives 10 come for body.
Signed A. A. PINKERToN.
Acting Coroner.
An APPEAL reporter made inquiries
about duncan and was unable to find
any one who knew an engineer by that
name.
Duncan Humble, ar engineer, was ON
ployed by the V. 4 T. r. X. at the wood
yard some time ago. He went to Blue
Lakes this spring and was afterwards a
Gardnereville, from there he went Il
Mason Valley and no doubt this is the
name of the engineer who was killed.
He leaves no relatives in this part 0
the country so far as known.
Charlie Odds, the fireman who was in
jured, is a nephew of Mrs Briggs of thi
city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-04
(From Sundays Daily


F. J. Steinmetz has returned from Cali
ornia.
Hughy Willis arrived from Bodie yes
tetday.
Miss Grace Atherton was a departure
yesterday morning.
Valentine Stanton was a departure yes
terday.
Miss Stella Mcdonald departed for
OvertOn last night.
Empire has a school teacher in every
county in the State, except Storey.
Mrs. Sam Cohn and children were pas
sengers for San Francisco last evening.
G~uadloupe BrambiIla left last evening
for San Francisco.
Miss Mabel Herman departed last even
ing for San Francisco, where she will
visit for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. TyrrelI were west bound
passengers last evening.
Roy Crowell left last evening for Stan
ford where he will enter the Univ ersity
Governor S,d,er WAS an arrival YES
terduy morning.
LOST-A bunch of keys. Finder
please return to this Office.
Mrs, L. Cooley of Hawthorne, is
visiting friends in this city.
" H0''1 MA" - .! Law
= '0 - guests u MIS- "
O'9'
were arrivals v,sta,dav rorpipo fron,
! California
VIM "'i',I' ol ""o"I'T"S' WIS re-
t wy NV" i"0. 'NN"i"S II" 1i''le
NNoio'"S 20 N'7P"ONHS7 lIoH N6h'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-04
From Sundays Daily
BRYAN COMING.
He Will Speak in Carson
on Friday Sept, 9th.

The following dispatch indicates that
Carson is to have the pleasure of LIST
ening to a speech from William Jen-
uings Bryan on Friday of this week.
Raymonds, Cal, Sept. 2ud.
Mr.. Sam Dayis:-Wm arrive at Car
son via Lake Tahoe on Friday, Sept.
sth. W. j. BRYAN.
When Bryan passed through Reno
last Tuesday evening he was invited to
speak in this city. He said if arrange
mcnts could be made by which he
could speak in san Francisco one day ear
Tier than had been arranged some weeks
ago he would speak in Carson in the after
noon, and also in Virginia City if posi-
hle. Controller Davis went to san Fran
cisco and laid the matter before the DEM
ocratic Comm ttee but they gave 10
promise of a change in their program and
it looked. when Mr. Davis left San Fran
cisco. that the chances Of his coming to
the capital were very remote. The dis
patch from Bryan indicates however
that he intends coming here for he Will
speak in san Francisco on the 9th instead
ufthe 7th and this will give him time to
arrive in Carson via Lake Tahoe on the
afternoon of the Sth and take the evening
train for Reno. 1t will he impossible for
him to talk in Virginia City on the same
afternoon as he wished.
The local committee will make suitable
arrangements for his reception here. He
will be accompanied by Mrs. Bryan and
her three children.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-04
STRIKE YOU?

Muddy compilations, Nauseating breath come
from chronic constipation. karl's Glover Root
Tea Is al absolute cure and has been sold for City
years on an absolute guarantee. Price IS cts
and so cts
For sale at Nevada Drug Store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-04
To Be Relieved.

At the conclusion of the Dewey
celebration at New York, Admiral
Sampson will be relieved of the com
mand Of the North Atlantic squadron.
This action is TO be taken at the re-
quest OF the Admiral, who has already
had much more than his portion o.
sea service in his grade. After d
short leave,o absence he will be as
signed to shore duty, probably II
command of one of the navy yar1s.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-04
Born

In Oakland Cal, Sept. /, 1899, to the
wife of W. T. Sharp. a daughter.
Mrs. Sharpe was formerly Miss Ester
James of this city,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-31

painful night ride, with .other
wounded, reached the hospital at
Manila. He wrote on the 29th say
ing that up to that time no fever
nor other sign of blood poisoning
was noticeable. The treacherous
brass-compound of the Philippine
bullets makes them especially dan
gerous to the wounded, but Harry
was fortunate in that surgeon was
near when he rolled over and the
bullet was taken out promptly.
He says the wounded are well cared
for and every attention paid to
their wants; that for some days they
are fed on light food, as rice, milk,
corn starch, ETC., to keep down fever
or inflammation
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-31
REAL ESTATETRANSFERS,

Till Tibbetts to Alvin and Hug h
G.. Duncan, sci of section 30, Kin
tire. s., 400.
Katherine NJ Mason to George A.
Buxton, e4 of set of section 5, Delhi,
81. 500.
Winona & St. Peter Land Co. to
CIlas. L. Mulliner: 81 of mel of sec
ton %, Shutdown, $500.
Betsy ]. Skoden to Koenig &
Pechtl, tract in nwi of nwl of sec
ton 26, Lamberton, $3.50.
Walter Z. Davidson to- Carl Tim
norman, sci of section II, Three
Lakes, $4,000.
Mary j. Noble ct al, to- David D.
Forbes, undivided two ninths of lot
l and tract in lots 2 and 3, of sec
ton 6, Underwood 5000.
Archie Noble as Guardian and
Archie Noble to David D. Forbes,
undivided four-ninths and undivid-
ed one-half in same tract as above.
Johanna Miner to John Martin,
lots l, 2, 3 and 4, block l, South
worth s addition to Belview, s4OO
Ole P Skjeggeby to liver Iverson,
mel of sci of section 10, Swedes
Forest, $500
Mae E. Clark to Daniel Clark, WI
of nw4 of section 80, and tract in sci
of net of section 81, Redwood Falls,
$1,000.
Winona & St. Peter Railroad Co.
to Benjamin Seweli, swi and 81 Of
sci of section %, Westline, $3.50.
Winona & St. Peter Railroad Co.
to Michael Skones, Cd of nw4 of sec.
ton 5, Waterbury, 81, O31.
John Mccarthy to VIM. Thomas
undivided / of sw4 of section %
Westline, $1,000.
Winona & St. Peter Railroad Co
to Gustave J Peterson, WI of net O
section Is, Westline, 1850.
Kate NJ. Austin to W. D. Lines
lot 4, section IS, Redwood Falls
S419.
Winona & St. Peter Land Co. t,
Nels 0. Wog, WI of mel of section
II. Charlestown, $500.
Winona & St. Peter Railroad Co
to Fred Murset, nw4 of section 81
New Avon. $1,000.
John Kaufenberg to Charles Bou
shek, sch of section II, Vesta, So. 200
Winona & St. Peter Land Co. tc
Peter Christensen, nw4 Of section
10, Brookville, 81, 900
| Winona & St. Peter Land Co. tt
John G. w. Wagner, 81 of mel Of
section IL. LamDerton. $500.
Redwood Falls Building g. Loar
Association to John H. Bowers and
Thos. c. Jones, lots l and 2, block
10, Hitchcock I'd addition to Red
wood Fails, $40.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-31
I'VE ARE SEVEN"
commencement Exercises at the
Court House Monday.

The graduating, exercises of the
high school class. WILDE held at the
court house hall on next Monday
evening. The baccalaureate sermon
will be prerched on the preceding
evening by Rev. John Sinclair of
st. Paul, at the Presbyterian church.
There will beno class day exercises.
The court house hall is large en-
ough to accommodate most any crowd
that will assemble for the purpose
of taking in local commencement
exercises, and hence there need be
no fear of a jam. The program for
the graduating exercises is as fol-
lows:
Selection .......................M Male Quartette
Invocation. ............ Rev. F. J. Barackman
SalutatOry-Oration, The Magnet
ism of Mystery. Myrtle 1. Cooper
Essay. Fate of Marie Antoinette
MAY H. Knapp
Vocal Solo, Selected ........--..... Ethel King
Grafton, Unnoticed Gems -. Otto A. Wilson
Essay. Folk Lore Emma NJ Westfall
Vocal Solo. Selected ............. Ethel King
Grafton. Victims of Success.
Edmund J. Westfall
Essay. Benedict Arnold. Nellie I. DeGroat
Piano Solo, Selected. Miss Isham
Oration-Valedictory. Character.
the Goal of Progress. Mary E. Hemphill
Presentation of Diplomas
Closing Selection .......... Male Ouartette
BenediCtion. ..................Re Rev. G.. H. Way
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-31

l have been a sufferer from chronic
diarrhoea ever since the war and have
used all kinds of medicines fer it. At
last I found one remedy that has been
a success as cure, and that is Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. E. GRESHAM, Gaars
Mills, La. For sale by Hitchcock &
Go. 38-4t
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1899-05-31
For Sale.

164 acres inside of city limits, suitable
for garde ming or small ft0ft. Five acres
under the pillow, balance fine young
timber. Inquire of w. s. Clay
son. N-t.f
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-10-14
rnpnn AMERICANS KILLED
Ana Two wounded In Battle with
Filipiuos.


Manila. oct 14-Major Cheatham,
with a scouting party. while proceed
ing along the west shore OF the lake
on Thursday encountered force OF
rebels strongly entrenched at Muntin-
lupa Major Cheatham reports that he
drove the rebels from their position.
and that in the engagement three
Americans were killed and two we're
wounded Rumors are I'm circulation
I'm Manila that Major Cheatham 4 iscOv-
cred three American prisono, who
had been bound. gagged and shot by
the insurgents These rumors. how
ever. are not confirmed.
One Sandago a lieutenant Of the ma
tive police. has been arrested and lodg-
ed In Jail his subordinate having re-
ported 90 the authorities that he was
endeavoring TO enlist them IN q plot
10 turn the police against the Ameri-
cans In the event OF an uprising.
Reports having reached the provost
marshal that arms were concealed at
the headquarters Of the Dominican
friars. a large building adjoining the
palace. detachment Of soldiers made
a search OF the building They found
a small stock OF Mausers, revolvers
and ammunition. which was cOufscat-
cd despite the protests OF the friars
that the arms we're not intended for
unlawful use
General Schwan. with the infantry,
has reached Bacoor The troops are
greatly exhausted. having had one of
the hardest marches Of the campaign.
From Malahon to Perez das Marinas
they marched through roadless rice
fields. The Fourth infantry. from
linus, Joined General Schwan az Perez
das Marinas The Filipinos had de-
serted the town upon learning OF the
approach of the Americans. leaving
only the women and children behind.