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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
VISITING IMPROVEMENT AssoCI-
ATIONS.

Elder Farley Jensen. our Stake mis-
nlonury has returned from Frisco,
where he. In company with Elder w. :.
Foltun. went as homo missionary ana
10 visit the improvement Associations
Of that ward. The Mlncfsyillo assocla-
tlon was also visited By Elder Jensen
during his visit In the western part OF
the county.
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each night for two weeks has put me
In my teens again" writes u. II. Tur-
nor OF Dompseytown. Pa. They're tho
best In the world for Liver. stomach
and Bowels. Purely vegetable. Never
gripc. Only &c. at y. G. 81. L. Drug
Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

The Elein Dairy company warrants
and guarantees all milk sold by II TO DO
absolutely unauthorized and pure, con-
tanning no prescrvatlvcs OF any kind
Samples for analyals may be taken
free Of charge from any Of It's wagons
OF milk lcp0ta.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

The last 1000 Of the beautiful book.
ION 10 Manila" detailing the achieve
mcnts o. the Utah batteries IN the
Philippines, are now offered at 70 cents
Postage prepaid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

IfHf. drcrusCd.
Tho petition N John e. Graham. I0saph 4
Icfk and Ever if lUra, tho ptrfufurs ~ En-,
viii ~ The satHtrUf Martin N lirfk. deceased
Tor CONFEDERATION NJ Che sale N tho fl'iuUtut
described rial r.t4tHuf sHil Iu'Hairut. fli-w Wit.
% portion ~ thp alufh huIf 81 clio n. "A a
~crtluu Z. and s1ufhetst quarter of north.
Nust quarter ami iul 80 " -rftlln q
Township :. south ~ uuEHi west ~ sail
Lake Meridian, salt lake county. Utah. ~
ruruluE ~ The q 3. survey Viz. % strip tHe
huuurrd aud rIgNtY-Ifr rHis long hY nfvs
uyu fNis Wide along Che south a.du 'nf alif
tract. aud bounded un the east ~ tho nlVci
jordan. and south hV the rIHiu N the lao,
lDfnmur Little containing ntnrfy.ri Chit
nrrcai also plrrC 20 land bounded hy com.
mourlng ~ thr southwest cifunr ~ the
uufihc1st quarter ~ section 70 r0Nu.ilu 1
south ~ rtuuu Nrat NJ salt Take Meridian
thence north 80 iniA thence east go rtlt
thence snuth Iail ufs. west 30 90 fffl4. thence
vest 10 r',d- a. phiru ~ heglnnIngi area u 4
acres total nrl iuaii nef,s nnfr uf ioal,
Tor tho SUM ~ sssupu. and uuun tle f1i.
luWina terms. tuaulf rn.h uu ruun rm1tIn ~
appsafs from the return ~ sniu. Nlcd On thN
court. has been tei Tor hearing un saturday,
the 81 h day " Nlrumhi"r. 4. n tsll af y 81
ucluri am, at the tuuutv rnuH Uu1aa IN
the court Room - sni Cuufi, in salt AXE
City, -at Lake County. Utah
Mitnrss the titrk q said Court with The
sal theruf affixed this nh dny a
November a n iHn
(scan DAVID q. DUNBAR. tlnrk,
Nv ALnEiir J. SCARE. poputy clerk
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nusnINo WHEAT TO MAnKrr.

Tho farmers Of the west side Of the
valley are rushing their surplus grain
Co market before the anticipated dfop
In prices, due to the announcement u
the southern Pacific Hallway company
that 1870 pcr ton VIII be added to the
cost N shipping wheat to the coast NJ.
ter December first.
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SORE
In tho District Court. Probate Division. IL
aud Tor salt Lake County, state " Utah
Ia the Matter ~ tlu Tstlto of sntannah
louirsr. deceased

aud Tor SAT- Lake county, hlatH " Utah
In the Matter ~ thu Estate of sumnnah
ioulsvr deceased
The petition NJ licfbsfJ !. rdulger admin.
lstrstnr Of the estate ~ -usauunh iuulgsr
dt1'vas-tl praying fur au nrliuruf salo ~ real
property ~ snld lU7ulunt. Hud that lIl per-
Sous Interested appear before tlu sold court
% shnw Gauss WHY nn ORDER should NOT hs
Tfuntnl To- sell 40 much res shall hD necessary
~ the following drs sriiHd ruul rstltr W said
deceased, 90 wit TART or Doe T. h.uTk lIt plat
~" rnt. Lake city survey. commencing NJ
the southrast curnurof suld i0t i,aud runnlug
thrurD north I've rlds. thence wet i've rod.
thence snuth i've fuils tHrueu uHst ntr uiis
iu point NJ beginning. a|-n no uudi Yldrd ono.
half Interest ln lot % 81 and % block 4 utn.
tful Park addition Z ogden tltN, ltal
liua hrou sut Tor hrHr.ug IN saturday. tho
second day 81 nfrtmhrr. A. u. i-lQ nt pi'n
1clnrs a IN. ~ INC county Court llnu.o, IN
~" count r-nm NJ -uid rtiufi, boo salt Lake
city. salt Lake County. ttaii.
Witness tho clerk uf said rUuft With tho
seal thprvuf afiNod this gitt day u
November. \. ~. isfn
tscull DAVID e. III NWAW. Clerk.
lty AtnruI ]. -rAHr Deputy clerk.
Alexander McMaitcr, Attorney.
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POCATELL0, IDAHO.
Mind Man Hart serious Cutting ARRAY
Jaii on Fire.

Pooatollo. Idaho, Nov. 92.-on Friday
the iIth what might have been serl-
Gus accident, happened to VIM. owens,
tho getleman had occasion TO 20 ~ the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
WEDDING ANNouNcEMENrs.

Tho marriage Of Horny Jenkins and
Miss Hattie Grifiln u Newton, II an
nounccd Tor Thanksgiving day. Also
the marriage of Frank Griffin " New
ton IL announced for the early part OF
December
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BEAVER.
q. Y. Ta,ior to Visit Heavier - iiraneh Or
CANNED -Impro,.m.nt Associations.


Beaver. Beaver Co. Nov. s2.-Stnke
SUPERINTENDENT n. W, storcy, Of the
Y, NJ. NJ. I. Association has received no.
ticc that Elder r. Y. Taylor, " SAT-
Lake city. will be- In our city sunday,
Nov. &C. To- hold meeting with the OH
GERS VI the NJ I. Associations ~ the
stake, Al the officers u the dlncrcnt
wards have been notified, aud u good
time IL nntlelpnte1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
MESA. ARlZONA.
much to be Tbrnkfui tor aud No Com
piaiat- Ia Make.

Special Correspondence.
Mesa Clty. Mnricopa Co. Arizona.
Nov. IA general time 10 health
beautiful weather. with Timely rains to-
assist the fan seeding Tor crops. with
the opening Of new copper mluon and
universal prosperity. Is all tho people Of
this broad and rich valley should COM
plain o. Good fellowship prevails. and
the people manifest disposition 90 con-
form their lives to the day und time la
which they live.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

The last 1000 OF the beautiful book.
ION to Manila" detailing tho achieve
ments Of the Utah batteries IN tho
Philippines, are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

4 branch has been organized ~ the
Beaver branch OF the Brigham Young
academy. which IN called th' Academy
Branch" ~ the Beaver ward. with T..
-. portrldge az prcflding Elder, nnd
Elders Ncllsru and Woodbury. a. his
councillors sabbath school, afternoon
and evening meetings are held regularly
each sabbath.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

bel |
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PROBATE AND auARDIASsuir
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the Respect
I've slgners FOR Further
infOrma ton.
sore

In THO. Districi Court, Probate Division. 10
aud for salt Lake County. state ~ Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT sorIor.

The Lsnwrr Mammoth Mining Company. sc'-
fctaiy's oflcc, salt Lake city, Utah.
NOTICE. Thcfo arr nclluuuout urnl tho
following dc1rruVd siurk un uuoHui u az
scsstneut M 3, levied un tho ieth day %
urtuurr. l-n tlu several amounts snI nurus
M. ihonamoa " Tho rspU.tivu tlia llulIirrs,
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Assussnrst sorior.

Highland Copper Mining 90. Principal
place of busincss, Salt Lake CITY, Utah
NOTICE. There arr delinquent upon tho
following described stock uu account ~ ~.
ssssmcut levied on the ith day " urtnhvf.
isN, tho snFUfal amounts set opposite tho
lONst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Mr.. carl Low. of Beaver was stabbed
In the back with a knlic-a cash some
two inches long and quite dccp-also a
bad cut on the hand-by drunken
Finn" Mr., Low has Eonc Go Beaver
for medical aid
Health generally good here.
Mine and mill atlil IN full operation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

citation acknowledge receipt Of the
following contributions to assist In the
building of tho Pioneer monument.
From Cache stake ............s 4e013
From layton Ward. Davis
. Stakes.ss. e.. ... .....s....... SvV
From Oneida Stake, two remit
t1nco7. SOS ~ and s26il .... 23i.3i
From Salt Lake Stake
Eighth Wnfd.. 90. .........s..S .lp
IiOn't Savings Bank .......... 5000
state Bank W utah ......,.. 10000
Coop Wagon aud Machine
COMPANY . 90 ss..ss......4ss.. 1pV.W
Seventeenth Ward sees. ....... 100
Pleasant Green Ward ........ l.9o
urungcr Ward -, .......,...s... BOO
Herman Ward e. .... ...... 80
Totnl... ..... ...........f 5i2.90
From star Valley Stake. two
rcmlttnnccs. gl2i and $500 IS i9.2j
Ftcm illchncld Ward. san Luis
. FiNht poo GOO taass ssssststtss INV
From Wasatch stnkr o.. ...... is5.b
Previously Acknowledged
From Alberta stake .........g 2G.O1
From rtHr Lake Stake ...... ii5.if
FROM Heavier Stake ........... 2lt.2i
from bingham stake e. ...,.. aiN. 81
From n1Nolirr stake .... .... siG.us
From CuHs|n stake o.. ......... .il.ei
FROM cache stake .. ........" 1871
From Davis Stake ..........ss. fhl.Ni
From Emery Stake ........... 2tt.ni
From Fremont stake ......... 2oG.ei
From iueHuu stake o.. ........ 100
From Julh StHNe 600. ......t.. fli 90
From dunrUl Stake o.. ........ 21.Ni
ff1iu NuuHh Stake 90. .,...... 1850
From MulHd stake o.. ......... aOi.UN
From Mnrironn Stake q. ....... sHn %
From Mlli1d smhr o.. ........ sii.2i
FrnmMDrrau ststs ...s.... Cd. t2tti
FROM oneida STAKE o.. .. .t.... s6ial
FROM rHuvuitch stake %. ..... 1906
From pnrnWau si1ts ........ i5s %
from poruiollu stake .. .t.... 1870
From Salt Lake Stake ...... t.fs3 %
From San Juan Stake o. ..... $3.50
From Snup.t a STAKE .. ......... i.iii.ai
From san Louis stake ..,.... is,en
From Scylar stake .... O.. Gee. iial
From Snowflake o.. D.. ..sss.... abI.ui
Fmrn Star Valley stake ..... isnl5
From 81. George Stake. ..... s0i.t1
From ~. Johns sake .,..... 2si.A1
From st. joseph stake ...,.... 2igii
From summit Siik" o.. ....... 2in.tQ
From Two 10 stake o.. o. ,..... 5000
From Iiutnh Stike q. ........ 1870
IRON Utah stake ,, s. .....,.. i.Oi1.ii
From Wayne stake d.. ........ 2st.s5
From Wusntch Stake o.. ..... 21i.n'
From Weber stake o.. O.. ..... as1.ei
From Eastern states o.. .. .... iGl. 10
From NorthtWcstcrn states .. $50
Total.... ... ........ si2ieo.as
Today's acknowledgements
From seven Stakes. as shown
above .ssss ,ss Gee sssssssssstssi ltflNui
Grand total q. 60. ..".... $4,000. o.
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OUR OWN STATE.

OF ora, Idaho: Charles A. Bingham. 70.
ana Pearl Butler. 20. both ~ Trenton.
Horace Gleason, 20, ara Elizabeth Lar
sen, %, both OF uariL nd. Utah.
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llyC
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they as IN hand and give written ,one To- at eject They
Narcocee mr2encyi Gonoioea
Piles Deafness Kidney
Mayo has
him 10 make
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

x.than Tanner dt'i "hr W
,.,-t,f Of the par mas d ,''u y" o Sr
pa 10 ,n' t,ndg.d a voluntary
.-sript judge Marshall being hp-
49,, the city. Referee Maloncy mas
~. matter In hand. Thv near
81. ~. f1tltion ~ set for November
~ ibg meeting Of creditors is
~ December T. 1899.
mann .fTtEa.
t,r isa9 e.. o.. g., IS 800
|li9, Inner Murray. mSrt-
p o.. .. J00.QJ
-. Van pike. Salt Lake.
80 -. ..... 1000
|. q ~ 80 -. 49,. g6i q
|Hyrih Goldeeis ~ n' ,nds-
afa deneNn'F "a X, fs7ls n
rat. - - " 80 ''''0''
RESOURCES.
a. "a, an
bal pfoperv exempt - - "'''--ii oo
h. % open account a
'Itnpilons houacholi s'ous' o,s IN
tliks. etc e. - % - - - '''' $500
80 a., ~
Toial .,... -. -. go '''''''''''S''''V
pferntcr COURT,
.5re Judge ls0lapp IN second as
h. court
william q. Noyca W. John Grow on
-iEd % A. q, Horn. attorney Tor
ti.aAant This ease was damiascd az
!, 49, Of plaintiff. upon the ground
~ ' %. 'all , '1 ss hsreiofore reoult"d
\. curt
u d. natter ~ the estate OF Aha'te
II iahnsln, court approved "tder OF
|ffi' ioa0lnt and dcctVc ot dFtfluntloh,
Aslfu Larsen W utah Loan y Itust
81 , % ioa' eaSe o. continued to January
(. ~ . ,.,
SCHOOL, FuNpS'
~, s.,,''. .es"o,s b,s Trceived Inc rrst
,.sSf,loBment Of the rchool fund FOR
|.,s 80 frsm he various di.trlcts
-, tso@lys tbeir apportionmcnt by
s.f.-g Ia The slt-efintrpdent's office ia
=. an house. All warrants arr made
An. Tn. srnginte arr as followss
"a gr,.E sol. Eden. Yl2g: FAR
|v..f fiai. Garland. $50. Hooper. fa7t.
'utrI,,Ilie ui5. Huntsville. 1851:
|yas.vils' sil. Liberty. 500. Marriott,
In North ogden. Yloa. Pleasant View,
In, pain Clty. tgst, Perry. SEQ. Pop
IN, IS Ulyerfale. iies. ROY. sg5. Ran
Ian 10 slaierviiie. $50. TAYLOR, tgs:
|rs,,h nos. Wilson. $751;. West Weber,
In. W,rrrn nos Total. tg.ibt.
...,.. -. -,
LlcENhEb ~ WE'D
u,,sse ia we'd yas issued 10 Joseph
-, = s shl Mntsa',t 1e,u' 1hsu 80
~. a Ogden ar,d si ami Hannah
i p,Sl.v u vi yv,l,,, a.,d 10
OGDEN NEWS BRIEFS.
g., al. -. 49,. ,-,....
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The petition ~ Lar Franklin ilmntlns
administrator NJ thu estate ~ Emnaliui
Christina l.nrslu dcecatri. pfaring Tor the
Franklin NrIrfIuH. udnHuistftfur and fu
the dlitrinut.Uu ~ tltn rrsIdnf ~ srlt
estate tn tle rHfslls entitled. has boot
November. \. 10 i.4 af % lu'riusk o. Boo M
The ,ounty CONT HOUSE in tho cont Hanu
of said Court. lu salt Lake city. salt Lake
County. ifnh.
Wltncss Tho clerk NJ ,nld Court with IN,
seal thprUf lfItnd this 18th day u
NuvpmlUf. 4 " $50
Nonu DAVID Il utNuAR. Clork.
hluIltr ]. SCARE. Deputy Clark.
Jane. w. Muyit, Attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23
NOTICE

Fremont Mlning Company. iochtlon ~ rrin.
clpal place ~ huslnuss salt Lake
tltY, Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

NOTICE Thrru are delinquent upon tho
fnlluUinu described stuck. on account ~ as
scssmrut SO 3. levied ou thu 1914 day ~ oct.
ohyf, leo. the sUNurHl amounts set oppu-
site the names " tho respective Shareholder
A. fuluWsg
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p,rITIoN IN BANKRUPTCY.
,,,,,,., sp,;is,ss, A..e.s s,sii''o'
Al rssmp, Instruct Court
school Fund.

-, rarner Jr., ono Of ogdcn's
80 .-, a. the bar. has filed an appli-
IN tho United States circuit
a be- adiudgcd a voluntary
- Judge Marshall being alb
N.Y. ~, the city. Referee Maloncy has
4 XII wattOf In hand. Thv hear
~ = ,hs petition y set for N9 ,,,,.,,. 4,
M ihs meeting Of creditors IS
p r.--l..L.r 4 1850.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

Mrphn Beniz. our very oongcnlal and
competent railroad agent Tor many
years has moved 10 sandy a grand
surprise was given him, IN the \. .. w.
hall. where most 81 the citiEQns met, and
had o worry enjoyable time.
a.. Auprt nv A nptfSErN. pfNS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

In tho matter NJ tho r,tlto u Martin II
Peek. Decreased.

aud fdr salt iaso doauty. s "a y dtai.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-23

r.,t rrpsrty exempt .. 81. ".'12'see w
=, " epen account o.. e.. o.. q. u'Vp
t,.rp,lons. household goods a.. On
49,. 80 =. .. . go. l,O1s,5p
,f3,gil.y 90
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-11-07
Custer JOttings.
CUSTER, Idaho, Nov. srd, 1899.

OO016Aes AOuuOs NV oiuf AoSSs
Geo. Walburn and family, r.
Mahan and John Hickey depart
ed for Wood river one day last
week.
Mr.. White and Geo. Penney
left for Salt Lake Wednesday.
Mr.. White has had charge of the
building of the new Lucky Boy
tramway and cyanide plant.
Word was received here not
long ago that the remains of
Harry Tolman were found in an
abandoned cabin in the Seven
Devils country. From reports
it seems the body was very bad
ly eaten by rats and magpies.
This must be a mistake, for j.
@. Adams informs US the met
and talked with Harry Tolman
in Weiser on Oct. l8th.-ED. M.
Rube Still and partner have
sold several of their new gaso-
inc lamps in Custer.
A contract has been let to two
Swedes to run a drift in the
Lucky Boy mine.
Roy Huffman is having an ad-
dition built on his house. Fdlis.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-11-07
The Beers Are Fighters.

The Beers are winning many
great victories over the British
troops in the South African war.
The latest news from the war is
the staggering blow delivered by
the Beers under Gen. Joubert to
Gen. Whites forces near Lady
smith. Two regiments of the
English troops, comprising two
thousand men were made prison
ners, also six guns were captur
ed by Joubert's command.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-11-07

and B or SAID act. Ii said sections
be void(which we seriously doubt
as claimed by the appellant, the
remaining sections would, under
the provisions of section 16, arti-
Gle 3, of the constitution, be
valid, if constitutionally passed,
as eliminating these five sections,
there would remain sufficient to
constitute a valid act which
would support the judgment of
conviction. This disposes of APP
pellant's first, fourth and fifth
assignments of error.
Touching the second assign
ment of error, an inspection of
the record shows that it is based
upon the idea that the engrossed
bill is different from the printed
bill. This contention is not sus-
tanned by the record. The legis-
lative journals, as shown by the
transcript, do not set forth the
printed bill, but do show that the
bill was printed. The journal of
the senate also shows that one
of the senators who opposed the
passage of the bill claimed that
the bill was not correctly print
ed for the reason that the word
''testifying" in section z, APP
peared as Testimony" in the
printed bill. The senate did not
take this view of the matter.
Upon the record before us the
presumption is that the bill was
correctly printed, and this as
signment of error is notsustained.
Theresis nothing in the third
assignment of error. The act in
question fixes the minimum pun
ishment, but does not fix the
maximum. Section 1 of said act
makes the offenSe a misdemean-
or. Section 6313 r. S. is as fol
lows Except in cases when a
different punishment is prescrib-
ed by this code, every offense de-
clared to be a misdemeanor, is
punishable by Imprisonment in a
county jail not exceeding six
months. or by a fine not exceed
ing $500 or by both" Reading
the act in question with said sec
ton 6313 r. S both the maxi
mum and minimum punishment
are provided. There is no con
stitutional objection to the fixing
of the minimum punishment
only, by the legislature in a par
ticular statute.
The sixth, seventh and eighth
assignments of error are based
upon the discrepancy claimed tc
exist between the enrolled bill
and the printed bill to which we
have heretofore adverted. If the
contention was sustained by the
record, it would not vitiate the
act in question. The record
shows that the bill passed both
houses in the manner provided
by the constitution. If the wori
Testimony" in section z of the
act under consideration appeared
in the enrolled bill, in the print
ed bill and in the engrossed bill
it would not vitiate the act in
Question, as the clear intent @.
the act, considered as a whole
and especially of section z, is
apparent. That intention could
not be defeated by a slight typo
graphical error. 1t is the duty
of courts in constituting and ap
plying statutes that have beer
constitutionally enacted to give
force and effect to the will and
intent of the Legislature. and no
to defeat that will and intent by
giving force to trivial objection
based solely on an immateria
typographical error.
Finding no error in the record
the judgment appealed from i;
affirmed. Huston, G. J. and Sui
livan, ]. concur.-Stotesmdn.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-11-07
AkeeRk NEMs.k

Mr.. Trenman arrived in Chal-
lis last Friday evening from
Salt Lake City.
Hon. Ralph w. Osborn was ov-
er from Bayhorse last week.
Attorney Padgham, of Salmon,
was in Challis last week.
Jas. Marker has gone to Sal
mon where he will drive on the
Redrock stage line.
The Salmon Recorder shows
great evidence of prosperity of
late-its columns are chock full
of legal and other advertising
matter-thereby it only devotes
about three columns to editorial
and local news.
w. Earl Smith. editor of the
Mail, at Blackfoot, was a Chal-
lis visitor last Friday. Mr.. S.
appears TO be a very pleasant
gentleman TO meet, regardless of
the fact that he is publishing an
ultra gold Republican paper.
Mr.. Smith did not favor this
Office with visit, which, by the
the way, is a little unusual in the
newspaper fraternity.
LoST.-On Halloween night,
between the hours of z p. m. and
6 a. m. on the morning of the
next day, from this Office, a lad
der, taken from its natural rest
ing place by ghosts, spooks or
hobgoblins. 1t is still at large.
Last Tuesday night, Oct. 31st,
was what is known as Halloween,
and we must say that this event
was pretty celebrated in Chalhs
by a number of the young ladies
and gentlemen, besides the youn-
ger boys and girls took a hand
in playing pranks. The next
morning showed that many
articles had been changed dur
ing the buildings moved,
signs changed. wagons hauled
away, ladders and gates taken
away. The most prominent re-
moval was an old smoke-house,
which was transferred to the
center of Main street.
In another column will be mott
ced an ''ad." for the New Chal-
lis House, located one door west
of the drug store, frst-class
hotel, where the hungry may be
fed and the weary find rest. 1t
has been established since 1894.
Rates reasonable and the best of
satisfaction given.
Peter Mullen, John Sullivan
and Dick Weighall were down
from the mines last week.
John A. Alger, administrator
of the estate of Jas. L. Alger,
will sell at public administra-
tors sale, on Saturday, Nov. Is,
1899, at the ranch in Goldburg,
all the personal property of said
estate, which consists of 165
head of cattle, 100 calves, hors.
es, besides a vast amount of
farming implements. For par
ticulars see posters.
H. Centuras was out from Gus
ter last week to find a place in
the valley to winter his band OF
milch cows.
Prof. f. B. Schermerhorn re-
turned to Challis last week from
a business and pleasure trip tC
Butte, Seattle, Sitka, Alaska,
SanFrancisco.
J. G. Dcugherty was not con-
! tent with having one of the best
Edison monographs and finest
selection of music in the State,
but has added a new F'litoscope
1t consists of moving pictures
You drop a niclle in the slot, and
the machine does the rest.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-11-07
Notice of Dissolution.
To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN /:

To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
Notice is herebv given that the co-partner-
slip heretofore existing between Frank IL.
Tolman and Cha lies Wadcleton OF Morse.
Custer county, Idaho, doing a farming aud
stock raising business, has hcen dissolved by
mutual consent. Frank Ii. Tolman will resume
said business and will assume all debts aud
liabilities and collect al bills due the late firm.
FRANK Fl. TCI.MAN,
CHARLES WADDLETON.
Dated, Challis. Idaho, Nov. md. 1899.
First pubica ion Nov Z, lSo9. w
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-11-07

3 The management can now
offer unsurpassed service over
the Challis & Salmon and the
Redrock, Salmon & Gibbons
vile Lines.