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EVANSVILLE.
Irrigation Enterprise Ward Conference
Missionary usnaas,-A Mn.iesi tsent.
Special Correspondence.

ruetlnl correspondence
Grantsvilie. Tooeie Co. March h.
william G. Rydalch Il sick and con-
fined TO his bed with weakness ana old
age.
Elder Nahonri stookcy has Just re-
turned from n mission TO the Eastern
States. lie was accompanied by his
wife.
The annual meeting ~ the Htockhoid-
crH Of the EVANSVILLE Cooperative
Store met last Monday. The secretary.
John r. Flinders. read the report 81
the business which was very rauHfac.
tory. The usual dividend was de.
ciarcd ana the election ~ officers for
the ensuing two years resulted as fol.
lows. For president. chaH. !. Andcr-
son: vice president. Jas. l.. wrathaii.
directors. Gurtnvc Anderson. John W.
clark. ". e.. Rydalch. a. l.. Hale.
secretary and TREASURER. John r. Film
derr.
Doctor Walter ~ Rtookey has Jus,
returned from ~. Louis. where he has
been studying medicine. and has decld-
ed Ia locat. here and practice his pro.
fcsslon. lie Il going In partnership
with Doctor Phlppr.
PIPE LINE CANAL
Work has commenced on the pipe line
OF the South Willow Irrigation COM
pany, which IL 10 cover a dlstnnc. Of
four miles. The contrac, wan let TO A.
y. Dorcmus OF Salt Lake city last
spring Tor the sum OF 81. 200, and about
half OF the line was finished last SUM
mer, ana the Intention IL 10 finish the
contract by next fall, The pipe II II
inches. made OF Portland cement and
gravel. and II II estimated that double
the land VIII come under cultivation on
account Of the great saving OF water
effected By this enterprise.
WARD CONFERENCES
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SoIior ~ sAln.

Notice u hereby given that under and
N accordance with the power and au-
thority granted by thar certain trust
deed made April 10. 1885. by Charles
moaE aud Margaret llong, his wife, 90
william NJ, bradley, Trustee. TOT Tho
Utah Title Insurance a Trust Com.
iahy, tho holder OF said trust deed aud
the Indebtedness secured thereby. aud
t"Hnrdod IN Hook ID Of Mortgages.
IaF"H iil.s NJ the records OF Salt Lake
County. Utah the undersigned Trustee
win oner Tor sale ana sell Ia the high.
est bidder for cash NJ the west front
entrance 90 the city and County Build
Ing, being the front door Of tho Salt
LAKE county Court House In the city
~ SAT- Lake, County OF Salt Lake and
state o. utnh, on March goth. 1899. at
II o'clock noon ~ said day, ali tho real
= state hereinafter described. or 80 much
thereof ua II necessary, to pay and dis
charge the Indebtedness secured hy said
trust deed ana taxes paid out by the
holder ~ said Indebtedness and inter.
ct thereon. reasonable attorneys Zee.
CONFORMATION 20 the cost OF this no.
licc ANA expenses 0f sale
The snlc viii be made al the request
of the holder ~ said indebtedness ana
hecAufr ~ default In the payment OF
the principal Indebtedness at maturity
and the interest thereon.
Said real estate Is situated IN salt
Lake County state Of Utah. ana ~ par.
ticularly described ~ Commencing at
the northeast corner Of lot one ~.
block nineteen 0al. plat IF" Salt Lake
city survey ana running thence south
i've 90 rods; thence west ten O0l rods;
thence north ave (D rods: thence east
ten tl0l rods. tn point OF commence
mont.
Together with all Rppurtcnances
thcrcuntO belonging
WILLIAM NJ. BRADLEY.
Trustee.
Dated February suh. 1893.
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OUR OWN STATE.
LOGAN.
John bartholomew. . fs-Sesr-Oid hoy.
tIss Both Legs Crushed.

sonu UaFtUotomo"s it-hesr-Vtd 10y.
tias Both Legs Crushed.
Special by Deserct Telegraph.
Logan. March iG.--A shocking acct
dent happened yesterday afternoon 70
John Bartholomew, o it-ycar-oid boy
OF Providence. While hauling gravel
n bank caved. and falling on his lower
limbs crushed them In frightfui man
ncr. The right leg had 10 be ampu-
tnted just below the calf ~ the leg and
the left leg was laid open over the en-.
tire front OF n for length Of six
Inches. the knee cap being split. This
limb, II Ia thought. win be saved. The
unfortunate victim was also bruised
considerably on the upper part Of the
body. Another boy happened to be-
with him at the time ~ The accident
and gave the alarm Ia men who res.
cued him. Drs. ormsby attended him.
SUGAR FACTORY FOR CACHE.
A move has been insugurated to Sc
cure the erection Of sugar factory
In Cache county. A subscription utt
is being circulated In Logan by MIR. J,
r. Stewart and viii also be- carried
throughout the entire county for the
purpose of raising u sufficient sum To
commence the building Of such an e.
Establishment. Farmers here are fairly
well satisfied with the results Of last
years beet growing test. and II ~
thought viii subscribe literally toward
the new enterprise.
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PROVO.
sanford W.. sanford aud Consnt ~. Cooant
Divorces Harden CITY Gossip.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. March ia decree OF divorce
was given To plaintiff In the ease ~
Maud Sanford w cyrus q. Sanford
Plaintiff was awarded the custody OF
the minor child. sla a month alimony
and costs. Defendant was given 80
days IN which TO serve notice OF inten-
tion 10 move for new trial.
In the estate ~ ~. y. Wing. deceased.
the petition TO sell personal property
The case OF Kate q. vorcc W Thomas
Barratt ct al was heard, yesterday, by
Judge DuNcnberry, and taken under nd
yis.msnt Plaintiff sues 10 obtain Ger.
tain shares ~ water which IN claimed
by reason OF n purchase ~ land on
Provo Bench from Mr. Ihrratt.
Estate OF VIM. Holt. deceased; nnni
account approved, distribution ordered
and administrator discharged
A condemnation suit has been com
mcnced by the Rio Grande Western
Hallway company against Joseph u.
Jonrs and Belle Jones, his wife. asking
that n certain strip of land on the north
of Provo city, the property NJ defend
ants. be adjudged necessary 10 the
plaintiff for n right of way for the
Provo canyon branch of the company'r
RAILROAD, and that damages for taking
the land be nascsscd against the plain
tin Plaintiff alleges that the land u
worth less than siOo. and that defend
anita have been offered that amount. by
plaintiff, but refuse 10 sell for less than
$500
PrudelIa conant has commenced suit
for divorce against Warren ". conant.
on the grounds OF failure to provide,
She asks for the custody 81 one minor
child, SO per month for the support 81
the child. costs OF court ana attorneys
fees, The parties in'ermarrlsd n
Provo, November y, 1889. MT, tonant
IN now out OF the state,
Fannie ~. Moore has commenced suit
against VIM. Bowen Of al 10 quiet title
10 certain real estate In section ~,
township \ south. range east near
Spanish Fork, II II alleged that cler-
teal error was made In the description
IN advertising the property Tor sale,
and the suit Ii brought to remedy this
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
There ar. saveral eases OF scarlet
fever In the Fourth ward
Or. A. y. Lombard and wife OF Eu-
reka. are visiting friends In Provo
A daughter has been born TO Mr., and
Mrs. VIM. Mitchell OF the Third ward.
All well.
The time OF giving the old folks the
atricai entertainment In the opera
house has been changed from satur-
day, March 25th. TO Friday March 2'th'
DIR. Robson went to salt Lake today
with the stomach OF the Shotwell child,
upon whom an autopsy was held IN
Spanish Fork Tuesday evening for the
purpose Of having the contents an
alysed DR.. Robiaon and Or slater.
who assisted him, found no evidence OF
poisoning. No far as their examination
went
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SALEM.
Returning tidsr- Holding Gospel Meetings
--ti.e Creamery Plant.


Special Correspondence.
Salem. March ii.--This thriving place
once rourished under the name OF
pondtown. and was the butt ~ good.
naiured iokeB from It's more populouH
neighbors on either side. but IL nov
forging rapidly 90 the front and boasts
some neat and quite handsome resi-
drnccs built 81 pretty, llght.colorcd
brick. trimmed with red sandstone.
Great Improvement IN noticeable In the
homes of the people. The town has q
large brick amusement hall where they
are now preparing 10 give the aged an
entertainment at an early day. In the
center OF the town In large pond fed
by springs. with good water power
that now lies Idle. The citizens might
utilize II for n lighting plant. ana put
the electric tights into their homes.
A creamery plant II run here regular
~. creating an incentive 60 take care
Of the cows ana bringing revenue 10
the people. About 100 pounds ~ butter
IL manufactured each day.
Salem has splendid large brick
meeting house. Of which the people are
proud During the last week Gospel
meetings have been held. A number
~ returned missionaries. 81 whom th-y
have quite a number here. have been
holding meetings. two by two. after the
manner the Elders are wont 90 hold
forth In the world. They have been
source of great attraction and an OPP
portunity for Improvement
since the water from Spanish Fork
was brought out 90 the south. around
through this district. |, has caused an
astonishing amount Of Improvement.
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Those who are losing their hair or
have parted with their locks can have
II restored by n remedy that II sent
free to all. A Cincinnati Arm has cUn-
cluded that the best way to convince
people that hair can be- grown ON any
head II tn let them Try ". AMI see for
themselves. All sorts ~ theories have
been advanced to account for falling
hair but after all. II IL the remedy We
are after and not the theory. People
who need more hair. or are anxious To
save what they have or from sickness.
dnndruff or other causes have lost their
hair should ut once send their name
and address TO the Altenhcim Medical
DiapenHary. si1 Selves luilding. cin-
cinnnti. o.. enclosing four cents IN
stamps 10 cover postage ana they will
forward prepaid hy mail. a sufficient
free trial package ~ their remedy 10
fully prove It's remarkable action In
quickly removing All trace 81 dandrun
nnd scalp diseases and forcing a new
growth % hair. Tho remedy II not a
new experiment and no one need fear
that u " harmful. II cured John
Hruner, Postmaster ~ Mlllvillc. Henry
Co. Ind. and he strongly urges every
one Ia try n. 4 Methodist preacher.
Victor 4. FaiFhuS u Tracy city Tenn,
was perfectly bald on his forehead for
many years. but has now ilne growth
Mrs. g. W. Cartleman, ~ Main H.,
Riverside. Cal. reports her husbands
shiny head now covered with soft fne
hair. and she. too. has derived wonder
ful benefit. Among others who have
used the remedy are Geo. Deifcnbaeh.
Geni AFt. 81 the illg -Four II. II. NJ
Dayton. ohio. whose wife was entirely
cured ~ badness.
The president of Fairmount College.
sulphur. KY. Prof. H. Y. Turner waH
bull for thirty yenfr and now has "A
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Notice II hereby given that In accord
ance with and under the power aud
authority granted by that certain trust
deed made September n. iss2. TO the
undersigned trustee. by Sarah A.
Ilardie and John r. Hardlc. her hus.
5s3 Of Mortgages. Of the records Of Salt
Lake County, Ut h. the undersigned
trustee VIII offer ! sale and sell to the
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 OF
the county court house Of said Salt
Lake County. on March 18th. 1899, at II
o'clock noon of that day. all the real
estate hereinafter described. or ~ much
thereof as necessary. to pay and dis.
charge the Indebtedness secured by
said trust deed. being 5000 net prin.
cipal now due with Interest from March
"a, 1895. TO the day OF sale at the rate
OF per cent per annum. 800 u the
principal indebtedness having been paid
on February 9. 1926. and also to pay
reasonable attorneys fee. cUnponaation
TO said trustee. cost OF this notice and
expenses Of sale.
The safe viii ne made at the reaucst
Of the holder OF said indebtcdnesa nnd
because Of default In the payment III
said Indebtedness at maturity
The real estate above referred 10 ia
situate In Salt Lake County. state of
Utah. and IL bounded and particularly
described NJ follows.
The ives, one half 80 Of lot Noscv..n
CD In block forty.nve Ni Plat IN"
Salt Lake tity survey, said premises
being otherwise described ne c1mmonc-
ing az the northwest corner 81 said lot
aforesaid. ana running thence south
twenty 900 rods. thence east i've 80
rods. thence north twenty C2Oj rods. and
thence west nve 90 rods. 10 the place
~ beginning. together with all appur.
tenances and privileges there unto be-
longing.
WILLIAM n. JACOBS.
Trustee.
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CLEVELAND MINiNG coMrAsy -
ELECTION ~ oIIiCLits.

Notiee.-The stockholders % the
Cleveland Mlnlug company, having
neglected 10 hold tho regular annual
meeting, Tor the election uf officers on
the third Wednesday 0f February.
1899, notice h hereby given that a geu-
rrul meeting of the stockholders IL
hereby called and viii be- held Ut tho
Office OF w. j, ilallprun, No. IA West
Third South street, salt Lake city,
Utah, on Saturday, ths sth dhy u
April, 1893, at o'clock y. m,. for tho
election OF a board of directors ami ofii-
GERS for the ensuing year and also for
the purpose of taking action rron tho
following proposed changes in the aru-
cles NJ Incorporation. tu-witi First, To
amend article d su that tho same shalt
read as follows The amount OF tho
capital stock of the corporation shah
be- nye hundred thousand tiu0Q0ll dol
lars, divided into i've hundred thousand
1909. 00ol shares, uf the par value N one
40 dollar each. second, 10 amend nrti-
Gle 10 go as 10 read 49, follows, The cnp-
ltal stock ~ said corporation shall not
bee assessed a. exceed ave thousand
tl50O0l dollars In any one year, and
for the transaction OF such other bual-
ness us may come before said meeting,
By order of the Board OF Directors
]. T.. ELpREpGE, secretary.
salt Lake city, Utah, March 9Th.
1888.
First publication. March 9Th, 1893.
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HELPER.


A special TO the Tribune from Helper.
Carbon county. gives the particulars Of
a bold robbery which occurred at that
place at 1880 yesterday morning.
March Is. 4 stranger walked into Ike
GlaHer's store, and said he wanted a
suit Of clothes, undcrclothes and a pair
Of shoes. After he got what he wanted
he took up the parcel and walked ont,
when questioned about paying the hi
he drew large tt-caliber gun. nnd
started away with the parcel,
SIR. Chaser secured n gun and fol.
lowed him, ordering him 10 hall, upon
which he turned and began Airing
Chaser returned the IRE. both emptying
their guns, the bandit making his "a.
cape for the time being.
A posse headed by Glaser and oth.rs
was quickly formed and soon We're IN
pursuit and overlook the freebootsr
about two miles out Of town, he beIng
on foot, In the meantime he hnd rn,
loaded his gun and met his pursuers
with hot resistance. emptylng his nm
again. but while he was reloadinr h.
was shot In the arm, fracturing II Ind
~, and was unable 10 finish loading
The posse then thought they hnd nm
easy victim, but when they drew nsa,
he rtill made a vicious night with a
dagger he had In his posseaslon ana
wan not taken until he was knocLaS
senseiess with the butt Of a gun
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JOHN WELLS.
Secretary.
srro,AL srooKnoLprn,' nrrr,so.

Notice II hereby given by the UNDER
signed, being the owners u oue.fourth
o. the capital stock 81 the rreasur.
Hill Mining company. that special
meeting OF the stockholders of said cor
poratiun viii be- held az the ofiice ~ the
company. 2i2 ATLAS Block. Salt Lake
city. Utah. on Thuraday. che 18th day
of March. iss,. at 10 o'clock a. m. %
said day, for the purpose ~ consider
inr the question ~ Increasing the cap.
ltnl stock Of the corporation from fes. 900
To topo. ana for the purpose OF con-
Hidcriug the question 81 selling tn.
property of the company or of devislng
other means Tor the purpose Of paying
It's debts. for the purpose ~ rlectlng q
new board ~ directors. and for the pur-
pose ~ transactinE such other business
a. may come before the meeting.
u. y. WALKER IN.
SHARP WALKER.
W. N. DODGE.
Stockholders Of Treasure Iiili Mining
Company.
Dated saii Lake city. titan. February
iath. 1899.
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He said his name II Antonio Caro-. n
Mexican, and that he was from Raw
Inns. Wyoming. where h. had been
herdlng sheep. The stolen property
was recovered.
The wounded robbcr was placed on q
train and taken Ia Price. An cxamlnn-
tion NJ his arm by Dr. Hickman at
Price showed that the bone between
the elbow aud shoulder II "a mass "
rplintcfH caused by the bullet fired by
one OF tho posse and that nmputati0n
would be- necessary. lie was placed In
charge ~ sheriff Alfred. who brought
him last night 10 Salt Lake. when he
was placed In 81 Marks hospital,
afternoon.
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MOAB.
SNOW Return Of ~. sheriff from The
pirt, DssiI Country,

Special Correspondence,
Moab, Grand CO., March 1--we were
visited during last evening by very
severe snoWHtorn, which lasted u few
hours, but az this writing. ~ o'clock
M, N. SNOW has almost disappeared .
with the exception of a little on the
north slopes, and the sun II bright and
warm.
The infant daughter Of Mr. and Mrs,
". l.. Taylor was on the 10 inst, called
from their midst Ia the great beyond,
sheriff Tyler ana his deputies re-
turned a few days ago from their trip
10 the "Robhcrs' Roost Country" where
they had hot engagement with a
number ~ the gang. The night lasted
for several hours, but On account NJ
the smnilnesa ~ his force, the sheriff
was unable a. acomplaiHh anything
except 10 rot better knowledge of the
country. II will require determination
on the part OF a strong body ~ truHty
men 10 wipe out the unlawful element
I'm the Dirty Devil country,
Dirt h dying from several rhovels
and eXcnyhtlng for the foundation OF
our proposed new meeting house II be-
ing pushed with viEor.
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HOLDEN.
lingering winter -sarpri.s rar,ls.

Special Correspondence.
Holden. Willard County. March H.
Winter has returned again after brief
spell OF spring weather and ~ sudden
~ aH to catch some OF our farmers
with their grain In hut not 'layed on
or finished ready for irrigation. cat
tie are stiil commanding good
price and us a consequence there are
but very few cattle for sale In these
parts. ana steers older than yeariinss
are very seldom seen,
Surprise parties are again tho rage
here as IN common this time OF year
The family OF Brother and Sister Raw
llnnon arranged pleasant surprise on
them by all collecting at the old PEG.
pies home before sunrise, on March
sth. W. their picnic, and were prcpar-
Ing breakfast before the old folks wer.
up. II was the occasion OF the Glrd
birthday Of Sister Itawlinson. her hus.
band being 81 They have four chill
and twenty-slS grandchildren re-
siding here, besides a son ~ oak city
one In Colorado and son and two
daughters on the SEWER. all ot whom
are rearing families.
The health ~ the people Ia very
good at present.
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Notice II hereby given that at a
meeting OF IN. board Of directors Of the
Bullion Heck Tunnel Mining Co. held
at salt i.ak. city Utah. February "a.
1883, an ass ssmcnt u ons-half ~ 81
one % cent per share was levied on tho
capital stock of the corporation, pay-
able nt once To- lirlant 4, Young, Hecfo-
tary and treasurer No, COS Mccormick
block. Salt Lake city. Utah. and any
stock upon which the assessment shall
remain unpaid on tho .ath day OF
March. 1893. VIII BE- DELINQUENT and adj
N payment II not made before. will be
sold on the iith day Of April. 1889. at
the hour % I pm, NJ the Office 81 the
company, No. ios Mccormick block. Salt
Lake city, Utah, 10 nay assessment ana
costs OF advertising and expenses OF
sal.
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DISSOLUTION Soricr.
Salt Lake city utah

Salt Lake city. rtah,
February ~. is99.
Tho partnership heretofore existing
between J. \. rcery. ". A. Smith and
l.. ~. Carver. under the name and style
of The pcery Storage Company. and
doing business IN Halt Lake city. Utah,
~ this day dissolved by mutual consent.
i. =. reery having retired from said
partnership. ana his Interest In said
having been purchased by
W. A. Smith and l.. II. Carver. In IN.
future the business viii be run under
the name " pcreret Storage, by W. a.
Smith and l.. ~. Carver. who assume
and will pay all the debts u said COM
pany. J. \. pEEllY.
w. A. SMITH,
l. ~. CARVER.
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OUNNISON.
sudden Death OF Neons kthei sorepson-
Demise Of ret~r q. Chri ,tsnssn.

special Correspondence.
Gunnison. March 1.-THE funeral
ceremonies over the remains OF Neona
Ethel, beloved daughter OF George ami
conhtnnc. sorenron, occurred yester-
day from the cenierfleld ward meeting
house. Her sudden death. which hep
pened about o'clock on the morning
OF last Thursday, the 9th. and the con.
ditioh OF the boLy since that time, was
somewhat peculiar. and led many To-
believe that deceased was only In a
trance or Htupor. County physician,
DR. Morey OF Mt Pleasant, was sum.
moned and after nm examination stated
that her death was the result OF heart
failure. To satisfy the grlef-atricken
parents that life wna extinct. the corpse
was kept Into tho sixth day. De-
ceased was n little over sixteen years
Of age. being born November -. iSS2.
at centerheld Chen Gunnison). She was
u promising young lady OF the ward In
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SPRINGVILLE.

Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
sprinRyiiie. March ls.-iiotwcen 10
and II y. m. last night four men were
stopped and told to deliver their money
on the corner OF Main and wood
streets. which command they quickly
complied with M the demand was
backed by the party presenting a gun.
The amount Of booty obtained was but
two dollars In cash and pocket
knife. II was quite dark. but the par
ties thought they recognized the man
AZ one Albert clark. n resident of
Springville. They notified tn" city mar
rhal. and went with him tn clafk's
residence and had the accused arrested.
CLARK admitted that he held them up.
hut claimed that he did II for joke
and Intended to return tn. money.
Clark was brought before city Justice
Ncphi Packard today and was placed
under $500 bonds 10 appear next Mon,
day for a hearing.
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PRoBAIn AND GuARDIASsuIr
NOTICES.
In the District Court OF Salt Lake
County, State OF Utah
Phebe Eleanor Bynon. Plaintiff.
vs.
william Henry Bynon. Defendant.

The state Of Utah, 20 said Defendant,
You are hereby summoned To appear
within twenty days after the service OF
this summons upon you, II served with
ia the County In which this action II
brought otherwise within thirty DAYS
after service aud defend the above en-
titled action and In ease Of your fall.
ure so TO do. Judgment VIII be rendered
against you according to the demand
of the complaint, Of which "a copy ls
herewith isrVcd upon you.
RICHARDS a NARIAN,
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff.
pated February 2Sth. 1893.
4. q. Address: Mccormick Block.
salt Lake city, Utah.