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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
"Tribuue's" Story Of a Ceutreviile
Masquerade a Falsehocd.
WAS NOTHING OF TIE KIND.
%. Alleged character. In Masquerade
Were Never seen How tbc "frib-
uner Gull. ~. Headers.

Special to the News"
ccntrcvnIe. Utah March q, 1901
Your morning contemporary. the local
storm nend." OF Mondays Issue. con.
tains an account-giowing indrcd-of
a Sensation at Ccntrcville." Roberts
and the twins at a masquerade" etc''
and which il fully at par with It's Ideas
and reports concerning any matter
which pertains TO "Mormons" or Nor
uonism."
In the first place. there has been no
masquerade ball given at Centreville
ntly. or even not at all.
There has never been prize given
10 character representing Mr.. Rob.
urta." for the best costume In a bail
~ any kind. at Ccn,rcviile.
No Joke 81 the kind has ever been
pcrpo,ratod here BY couple. OF young
Murmons."
''rhc genuine twins accompanls = By
their mother" have never appe.t.rd at
such n gathering In ccntrcville.
About a month since. chnra ',cr ball
which was pronounced ~ 'cths--
WAS given at centrcvillc under tho uiH-
pieces Of the v. NJ. NJ. I. a. Of tho W.rd.
Two young men, neither OF whom wcrv
members Of the Church. came TO the
hall. apparently the persons referred to
In the Tribune article, one represent.
ing the character Of Fisher Harris. as
reported. the other young san tnidnH
the part " "A "Gcntleman In full dress
The young man with the first named
character. when Informed tf',t bis
character was giving offcnac. at once
discarded n. No claim was made until
after the ball. that the "Gcntlrmnn In
full dress was Hatlrlzlng congrc1aman
Roberts, or he would at once been re-
qucstcd 10 discard hla costume also.
A prize was offered 10 the most
graceful couple In cake wax. the
Gentleman In full dress AMI oils
Indy partner were awarded that rrlIc
by the adjudicating committee; the
for the best sustained character
went TO another couple entirely.
These are the facts In the case. and
any other statement can be set down
aH absolutely false.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
STORY IN sIIERIFFs NOTICE.
Concerns T.. !. Dockery. Whose Wife
Was Len In Salt Lake.

The Boise Statesman OF yesterday
sayai
In another column appears n shcrins
sale notice. back Of which therc IL a
story that has been attracting a great
deal Of attention In this city for some
time. The notice In question Il one nd.
vortising for sale the household goods
OF u. J. Dockery at the Weller house
on franklin street.
Mr. and Mrs. Dockery left Boise In
January. Mr. Dookery was oatcnaibly
going to attend the s,ock-growcra' con-
ventlon In Denver. while Mrs. Dockcry
stopped with her parents In Salt Lake.
IL was understood that they would be
back In a short time. but they did not
come when expected and have not yet
returned. Mr.. Dockcry had some cred
itort In this city and they became very
much Interested after his absence had
e1toncd over a period longer than
could be accounted for Mr. kohny.
who has charge of the Weller property.
was anxious 10 secure back rent due
on the house and nlro desired to gain
possession In order that he might So
cure another tenant. Another person
very directly Interested was Judge j.
~. ltichniTis. who had indorHcd a note
Tor pockery some time aEo for feop,
taking chattcl mortgage ON the
household goods NJ security. Mr. Dock
cry came To Boise with letters OF IN
PRODUCTION from ThomHr NJ. Patterson
and Charles =. Thomas Of Denver, the
latter being the present governor OF
Colorado. when Judge Richards was
starting IN life those gentlemen were
o. grrat assistance 20 him. consequently
when they Erut n young man TO him
asking that he do what he could 20 aid
him In securing q start, he felt like
going ns TAR as was In his power Ia
assist Mr. Dockery. lie had aided him
professionally, since his arrival here.
and when Mr.. Dockery asked for this
accommodation the Judge did not hest
tate 20 grant the favor.
Whrn u became apparent that there
was something out ~ joint nnd when
Mr.. Kohny notified him that he must
have Possession ~ the house Judge
Richards cnd.avored 10 get into com
municntlon with Mr. Dockery. Al that
time the latter was In Denver and
wired tho jrdEe that he would be here
In u few Gays, but he ala not come and
NJ last the Judge communicated with
Mrs. Dockery. who Informed him that
she did not know her husband
whereabouts The last she had heard
~ MIN, ~" tnld, was In u dispatch from
Governor Thomas stating that MI
pockery had left Denver FOR Salt Lake
Hotnr DAYS before.
luugo richards at last reluctantly
placed the sheriff In possession 81 the
nottgnEcd property and II " 60 BE- sold
on Tuesday o. satisfy the claim that
the judge has by reason OF having been
called upon Ca pay the note. u has
been said that Mr. Dockory was seen
~ tFden about week aro, but there
j. no definite Information concerning
hia movements since the date ~ the
dispatch from Governor Thomas to the
missing mans wife.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

G. Elmer and J l.. Tibbitts. 81 salt
Lake city. A. +. Baxter and y. q.
Elmer. silver city; and w. =. Rouse,
Goshen. The company's property Is In
the Juab district and consists OF the
Joe Daley claim q. G. Elmer Is presi.
dent. A. +. Baxter vice president and
n. q. Elmer, secretary and treasurer.
The incorporators OF Placer company
are. j. +. Hanna. Hang Hague. w. y.
Woodland. w. ID. Foster. A.. l.. Morris
and T.. NJ. West. all Of Salt Lake city;
aud l.. n. Hama. Of Pueblo. COLORADO.
The company'a property consists ot leV
acres Of placer ground In the Weat
Mountain mining district. The oiiiceis
are. Thomas Adams. president; w. N
Woodland. vice president. ]. r. Hanna.
secretary. George W. Jones. treasurer
and A. L. Morris. general manager
General ofllcee of both companies are
to be- established IN this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
LECTURE on THE MOON.

PROT j. II. Toronto delivered an inter-
estinE lecture at the University lectur,
hall last evening. Its subject wa.
THE Moon" The lecture was Illus
tratcd with n series 81 stercopticon
Views. which clearly exhibited the sur
face Of the eafth'H satellite. NJ viewed
In the recent Investigations Of this
planet through the great Yerks teie-
scope. at Williams BAY. chicago. The
lecture combined scientific lnstruc.
tlon with entertainment. dealing with
the motions the cclipaes. ana the theo-
fica regarding the moon. and giving
an account of recent tcleacopic cxpio-
railons Of the surface OF the dry planet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
SPECIAL TRAINS
FOR CONFERENCE.
Oregon Short Line Announces Its
Schedule for That Time.
DEPARTURE OF CORNISH.
superintendent Duns Goes Along tor
the Purpose Of Ordering New
EDginc. -itsiirosd .Notis.

The passenger Department % the
oregon short Line announce the fol-
lowing special trains 10 accommodate
the conference travel;
4 special train viii be- put on from
Mccamfnon 10 Cache Junction. on
April 9Th and 9Th Inclusive. reaching
Salt Lake Mt 5'aO .. m. daily. Another
special viii run over the Tooolc branch.
arriving In this city 1T $3.50 "a. m. and
leaving at .. m. daily during tbs
conference. Another special Will be run
from Ncphl TO Salt Lake April 9Th 10
9TH Inclusive. arriving az Salt Lake NJ
$50 .. M. and leaving at 1870 o. m.
An ogden and HALT Lake special viii
10 put on. leaving the Junction city
$3.50 n. m. and returning at ii.i5 y. ~.
daily.
Mr.. Cornish. the president Of the Ore
ron Short Line railway, concluded his
labors In this city last evening md
loft for the east During his stay a
great many details We're gone into. the
results ~ which viii be- laid before the
board of directors az New York. air.
bancroft. the general mannger. rnld
this morning that only the minor mat.
tera were settled and that those Of a
more sweeping character would BE-
acted upon later
Mechanical superintendent Dunn
left With Mt. Cornish aud viii accom-
pnny him a. far ~ Denver, where Sit.
Dunn has some matters 10 attend TO.
From Denver Mr.. Dunn Will s0 direct
~ to the locomotive works at pattcr.
Hun, New jersey. where an order viii
b. placed Tor several locomotives 81
like character Of thoee tested several
weeks uRn BY General Superintendent
Calvin On the Montana division. The
engines are for heavy mountain work
ana viii be- an extra order from those
previously ordered and viii not re-
ulnfe Them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
RAILROAD sorrs.

General Agent Walker OF the Chicago
a Northwestern leaves In the morning
for Idaho
Three car loads ~ cattle We're ship
ped east from Spanish Fork over the
rio orandc Western yesterday
General Superintendent Calvin OF
N. Short Line left this morning for "A
trlp through Idaho and Montana.
Mr. Bnrdslcy. the travelling freight
and passenger agent Of the Chicago a
Northwestern. has gone east on busi-
ness FOR the road.
u, y. Neyins. the general agent Of the
Denver a Rio Grnnde Hallway. who
has been al tho general offices Tor the
past week. will be home this evening.
Mrs. Mathis and her little daughter
June, lett at noon today over the 10. %
W FOR Los Angeles, The trip Il made
for the benefit of the little girls health.
General Superintendent welhy u the
RIO ornndc Western has named the
Neho Hldinr THE Pines" The siding
II at mile post iOo.2 No. 100 n on the
sanpcto branch.
The burlington has put on through
Pullman sleeping cars from Kansas
city Ia lutte ana Anaconda. The
coaches will run daily between these
points. Through tourist cars win run
twice week between Kansas city. ~.
Joe and Seattle.
Several Salt Lake parties have So
cured contracts IN the new Nufth-
western railway In Idaho. and are
pushing the work General Trafiiu
Manager J. N. Bennett ~ the line ok
poets the nrat consignment ~ tho roll
ing stock IN a short time.
There will he stockhoidera' meeting
OF the Rio Grande Western Hallway
company held In this city on April ilth
60 rhtify the new issue ~ bonds hy tho
company. The meeting VIII be merely
a formal one. the real work having al.
ready bcon done az New York city
The western movement 81 troops has
begun In earnest The nrst section 81
the specials carrying tho Ninth a. =.
infantry passed through tho city over
the Rio urande Western ut n am. To-
day, followed by the second section az
. .. m The third and last section will
pass through this evening nt $50. Al
ogden three train loads W soldiers
bound Tor the west arrived today over
/ the Union Pacific.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
STOUT s,iooTISo cAsr.
Trial of J.a.. n.Eia. rhar.ds, rwsnt,
More Juror. Summoned.

The trial of A. ". Jones. charged with
the shooting ~ Joseph NJ. Stuntt II set
for Thursday OF this week In nntici.
fation Of a rush on the present panel
1T Jurors. n yrnirc for twenty more has
been issued returnable Thuraiay morn
Ing. Tho names ~ those drawn arr NJ
follows; 4. Iiannuer. Jr.. John r. Hue
kle, George -, i.oyett, W. ~ Chamber
MILES Romney. l.. q. Hardy, Charles
Kennedy, William J. CaHtletnn. Fred
j. Leonard. Joseph w. Bull. William
Gnneaheck. Henry " liurton J, J. JUDI
son. John Acotnh. Thomas ~ Natt,
John Lpllin. stephen Tucker and
George ~. Aldor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
CONDITION OF FRED JAMES.

Fred James, Of salt Lake. whose
death was announced by telegraph 10
his relatives here ON sunday. II Is now
certain Is not dead nc all. A private
dispatch 60 that effect was received
this afternoon from Fred's father, who
went 10 Beaver to bring him home.
Fred ", however, very m with heart
trouble. from which he narrowly eA.
capped death, two years ago. He win be
brought back tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
SCENE IN SALT LAKE.

The doctor hurried In aud called the
druggist a. one side,
i've Just been called 10 attend the
Croesua baby" be said, "hnd I've given
h prescription that calls fnr nothing
but purgoric when they send IL over
bore you must tell them that II viii
take az least an hour a. put u up aud
the cost win be- $500. That's the only
way to make them think I'm any good.
the mellicine'H any good, ana you 10
any good, aud ! want 10 keep their
business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

Judge iIllca was engaged the whole
Of yesterday taking testimony IN the
suit ~ Anna Marks W Thna w. Tay-
lof,
This action involves the title 10 a
strip of land on west south Temple
street. two feet With on the east ana
north sides and ELK feet Wide ON the
tends Plaintiff claims the property
through a tl.oop mortgage which was
fureclOsad, The defense y that the
rtrip IN dispute vas not Included IN the
mortgage.
The testimony was concluded before
court adjourned and arguments we're
rrt f0r Friday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
RAILWAY CROSSING VICTIMS
Remains Of the hoy Buried To-day
llaun's Funeral Thursday.

The remains of Vlnai Hun. the s..
ycar-old boy who mot such a tragic
fate ON tho Rio Graude Western tnci,
at Murray yesterday morning. with
Charles u, llnun of West Jordan. ns
reported In last evenings "Newa," were
Inferred IN the South Cottonwood come-
tory this afternoon. The funeral scr
Vices were held In the Henry Atwood
house, whore his parents reside. There
was a large attendance ut tho obsequlea
ana general HnfruW was manifest over
the shocking amuir
The funeral services OF Charles ID.
llaun, the other victim. will ho held
from tho West Jordan meeting house
ou Thursday beginning st / u. m.
They, too are certain 60 be largely az.
tended. fnr The deceased was an Old and
hiHn'F esteemed resident Of the place.
THE COMPANY BLAMED.
The Inquest held over the bodies OF
ihu two victims Of tho fatality that oc.
currrd ON the RIO Orunde Western
tracks ut Murray yesterday morning.
Was held late yesterday afternoon hy
Justice of The Peace Hcncr Sanders.
Tho members OF Tho luiy comprising
!. n, Leonard. Fred Carlson and John
Mcnmie after listening 10 tho testl-
Wony oi seventeen eye-Wltnesses of the
accident unanimously returned a YER
Dict of accidental death. but held the
railroad company guilty OF "culpahlr
negligence in not providing "a watch.
man cor other means of protection To
the public az the crossing whrrr The
fatality took place" Several OF the Wit
ncHses examined were very positive re-
sardins their statements that the en-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
MANNION Gets
SEVEN YEARS.
His Attorney tudeavOrs to Get a
New Trial, but Fails.
COURTS scATnIyG REMARKS
Prisoner wa. convicted OF n ue'n"".
Grim. Upon Ms siS.Nc"r-"'u
sicpdsuahtcr.

a.. -
w. 4. Mnnnlon. convicted last WIN
~, a..a,d, ,,,,h ip,eut To commit "a
A.. .t,.,...r.ntd stop.
CRIME hp"h NV ,..,
daughter, was TINS in"fhihk
by Judge Nnrreil 60 seven years W the
s,a,. ,,,,on
-, -, a.. ,,on,yne.d
h'i"fe luhEWoh'
Attorney sam LOWS. who nppr'r'H TOT
Ntanniou. moved for new trial on the
.,,..,,,,,,. a., an. ,,,,,, ,.s,pitt,st the
h'""""H "'"' wv 49,. a.,
complaining witness 7" 'H'hl
the defendant. when he could neithrf
bcer mar .e,. her. AMI that the evidence
- ~, .,rn.,.,,, 4, ,r.rrnut IN. Yer.
WI" NOT H"'N''"' '"
diet.
Mr.. Lewis quoted from me n ,h,,
Constitution. which says n'lenlhn,
rhali be confronted ny inc VIM
against him. ana also quoted Mons'Nl
and worcester VINO dehn" '.nli un s az, ~
meaning face TO face. Ihe ia,t " W.
defendant being fnoNed 20 hh",hsl pn ~,
~ the court foom YVES lhHt ~ nu'n wv
infringement of MS rights ~. " hr Wei,
In jail. sir LOWS qu"ied hunl.t"uH
authorities In support o. ~ pn-l.""'
with respect 10 the lhAu1,l.net "
evidence. Attorney LAWS raih mat 'ne
complaining witness was 700 yuuhh W
years 10 undefHtnnh tue import OF he'
testimony.
HeplyinE hr. Van 'oit taih tni s.V-
ton ", article y OF ths phs'l,u,leh
OF the state OF utah, .nNulhk uelen-
dhnt IN eNcry criminal cas-" 70 y" con-
frontrd by the Wlth'nseh against hln,
was not intfinRci IN thln vaee, iIpn
the fact that the Defendant VAS "rneieu
10 occupy "A different position w. lhe
court room while tir witness Anna
Hell Lave. NTNfIfMInHa FIIln MNinNNH
said that she was afrad To- testlly Tor
fear nor rtrp.fhthsr would Whip h'l'
ana upon THIS showing the court or-
dered the defendant removed !" w.
side Of the court room whete ne cuulu
not face tho witness. The witness then
proceeded 10 give her testimony ana
the Jury passc'i upon the same lie
had been unable 70 NM any case whsle
this question had been iiarrsd upon, but
there we're. however. analogous eases
whcrc the constitutional provision re-
Iuifing that the defendant SHAH he COM
fr0ntcd by the witneaaeH AGAINST MN.
had been construed. me substance OF
the constitutional protection ~ pf.-
served 10 the defendant ~ his beinH ~
and rubjecting them TO the ordeal OF
REORGANIZATION.
Continuing. Mi. Van Colt SAID
Justice THROWN 81 the supreme couft
OF the United States, IN the ease OF
Mnit"x ~ the United states .aid thai
the primary object OF the constitutional
provision IN question wnn Z" prevent
dispositions or cf parte hhhnNlln' hueh
NJ were sometimes admitted IN clNil
cases. being used against the pfiHonef
IN iieu OF personal examination ana
rfo-s-eNhmlnation OF the witness w
which the accused has an opportunity
ret only OF testing the recollection ana
Ill h. ~ a.
hut Of compelling him To stand face Ia
face with the Jury IN order thnt ihcy
may look at HIN ana Judge hy MS de-
mennor upon the sand and the manner
In which he gives hih testimony, wheth-
cr he IN worthy ~ belief,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
COMMITTED 10 TmE ASYLUM:

Thornton i.nmhert.n resident uf Pleas
ant Grrrn. has been committed ~ tho
asylum, Last week Thornton tiled to
take his ufr by means of atryrhninr
and has manifested similar desires Tor
several years past ~ was only about
two months since he underwent an OK
animation. but was discharged ON the
PROMISE ~ his friends 60 take good
care ~ him.
Thornton In % wldoWer, - years Old.
and has thrrr small children
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
TRANSFER OF WATER RIGHTS.

A deed was filed with the county re-
cordcr today transferring 10 Hopcr'
Harmon. trustee. the rights OF 20
grantors 20 waters of the Zig pitch ana
Canal. conveying waters from blg 'vt-
tonwood creek to the farms OF the
Erantora IN the vicinity ~ Mill creek
precinct. The consideration was W:
Harmon has been elected treasurer ui
the Big Ditch Irritation company anu
IL 10 rouvey tho rights ~ the parties 10
the corporntlnn IN payment Tor the cap
itai stock. which has been nNed ut s-e'-
O.10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

Some of the local representatives ~
eastern lines Of railroads have re-
culNed circulars announcing the new
sccond-cinss rates from Chicago 10 var
inuH western points. The rate II 4 add
cd 10 the normal flrHt-clnHa fare, which
means the usual limited trip ticket.
iiy this rate passengers from Chicago
70 Titan common points VIII pay fit,h0
uinIJ uiirdHip V 'dlIi punoI 5uI InJ
chicago today states that this rate has
been made general on all the Missouri
River lines
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
nnopin AcouirrrD.
Prosecution rsiis To Mat. Out Cas-.
Against the Man from Eureka.

The trial OF william nrodic on the
charge OF forgery resulted last evening
In q verdict 81 acuuitial being returned.
William Kohl. IN. trpmpin.ninE witness.
admitted under crors-eNnmination that
he had signed n statement which said
hia account at the bank was alright.
This was after the alleged forged check
had been paid. Under this state ~
facts Prosecutor Putnam ala not cani
20 proceed any further and at his re-
quest the court instructed IN. Jury
a. bring In verdict ~ not guilty.
iiro.lie was then discharged from Gus
toby
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

Judge cherry today took up the case
Of the Salt Lake Dramatic nfsucia-
tion W -. J. Williams. Daniel Iiarrins'
ton and John !. Bynon.
Plaintiff uceka a. recover from thf
defendant Williams the sum Of $3.50 al
legged ~ b. the balance due upon
certain contract whereby ihs dciendaht
agreed to pay the Thcatcr people ieop'
FOR tho exclusive privilege of print
INK and distributing programs IN the
aait lake Thuntcf from september ].
1922. to September !. 1925.
The defendants Harrington aud ny
non went ton Williams bond, condi-
tlonni. IN the sum ~ 500.
Williams. w hiH answer. sets NJ
chuntefici aim Tor ti.Gtn
Plaintiff u represented by FlrEulon
a Cannon. ana the defendants by At
iorney Harrington aud Edwards.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
ORE AND BuLLIoy REPORTS.
MCCORMICK 4 c.
T. II. JONES & &C


Denver. Colo, March si.-cattle-I.c.
ceipts. aea. Market active ana nrn;
beef steers. $50 q fi.O0. COWS. flsi "
N.gi. feeders. freight paid to river $40
Va ttis. HtockerH. ditto. ftOo ~ Ns0,
bulls and stays. sass u flas.
Hogs Receipts. coo. Market ic lower.
Light packers. $3.50 " y3Go. mixed,
$3.50 ~ fael. heavy, sass u ts,50,
SHEEP Receipts, 400. Market un-
changed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

In tho ease Of George J. Thomas VI
W. \. Henderson. an additional ten
days was allowed plaintiff ~ amend
his complaint.
The ease Of the State Hank NJ Utah.
etc. W W. \. Williams was today con.
tinned by consent, with the privilege ~
calling u ~ Mt the next setting OF
Jury cases
Tho ease ~ tho Ahcllnc National
Hank w Y. !. Parker was ordered
stricken from the calendar BY Judge
NhlrrN lnhnN WIN lnnNn W r.lnalAin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
KELLY a cos -srw QUARTERS.

his iirn has catered 10 corporations
hnd business firms OF Utah for over "A
quarter of u century, and IN now lOcnt-
ed AZ " West second iouth. The now
premises are htted with the latest
mechanical conirivnnccH for executing
rruia and books Tor Ranks, Railroads,
Mining CORPORATIONS. County, state,
Court ana Commercial work. Tel. 10,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
SALT LAKE TEMPLE.

=. Tho salt Lake Temple viii close on
open on Monday. April 10Th. iSsa
For the accommodation OF viritora IN
the General Conference, baptisms viii
De attended 10 on April 10th, the day az
re-openlng. and other ordinances dur.
lhg the remainder ~ the same week
LORENZO SNOW,
President,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

Not one child dies where ten for
merry died from Group. People hnv.
learned the value of One Minute Cough
cure and use II for severe lung Ind
throat troubles. II Immediately stops
coughing. II never fails. II. G.
schramm, Mccormick building. corner
Main street. First south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
TWO MINING INTERPRETATIONS.

Articles OF incorporation Of the Joe
Daley and the West Mountain Placer
Extension Mining Companies were flied
with the county clerk. the former with
a capitalization Of $4,000 and shares at
10 cents each, and the latter with 100000
shares AZ cent each.
The ineornorators OF the DAILY are; q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21

The uuckcyc controversy came up be-
fore Judge iiilcy today on motion
10 dismiss the Injunction recently OBJ
tninad by John Beck against George
Cfismon IT A. The motion was OVER
ruled and the restraining order. 10 pre-
vent the holding ~ IL stuckhOidera
meeting was allowed 10 stand until the
suit has been heard on IT. merits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-21
SALT PALACE MEETING.

The promoters u tho Salt Palace
about To b. erected In this city. who
secured an appropriation Of 5000 from
the Legislature To assist them In their
enterprise, win hold u meeting NJ the
Kenyon hotel tomorrow evening a. fur.
Their discuss and perfect plan