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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07

Uienenarten Sibt es nift
fueniser ais $500.
Urob aus advancement
miro in Sranfreid) uno Stalien 9es
baden.
Gas einsi9e 9auo, in mels
dem Die milNe 0ioie nidt seSeibt, III
gultralien.
Son Ser seiammten Sdes
prohibition SanaoaS seben 80
Yrcaent nadl Gnalano.
Ole @dlSer 9etsiens urr'
failen 1861 Hro;eut bes @eiammt'
areals oes yanSes.
Bt'hiaiien e%ntfallen
ouf je 10000 G~inl;obuer Der Union
Is, @eiitesfranfe II.
Sir ben llnterbaIt feiner
grmen p~eranssabt SonoOu unsefd6r
e4,500, 900 i'm Sabre.
Sunbertidbrige foil es ser.
malen in europa nur nod "a aebeu.
Son iDHeH llHO 70 Orauefl.
SIN Gngliideu werben sic
PoliSilten IN Der Oauptitaot Wleri.
foS ieit aursem ulterriftet.
8uiiiideS 9soer miro nit
girfenIinbe seserbt oaber itammt Der
ausenebme @eruh bethlehem.
3weds Grbaltuns Ser Sir.
d en- weroen in cen Ser. Staaten idbrs
lid runo $50, $50, 600 ueraus9abt.
OreiSebn 9iIlionen 1ons
men 1oble iino in Sieiem Sabrbuns
bert bislans 81 Gage aefOrrert wurben.
Serboteu mar bas SUI
baliipiel in england sur iSsit
SeinridS oes sld)ten CISCO bis l547).
Mebr 8elb. als irseno elm anoe.
res 3beaterItid Der eugliidau Sprade,
bat SbateipeareS sSamlet" eiuse.
bra6t.
Ole Seele eineSSernorbes
men bsourf, nadl iiameiiidem glau.
ben, iieben Gage, UNI Sen Simmel su
erreiGen.
'Saupt> unb 9artbaar
i6warS fdrben gu lailen, 1T cine
Tradition, on Die Der Sultan Der Siirs
tel gebunSen Mt.
Gunb 1900, 700 Sabr.
rdoer iinb amber pou europdiiben
nno ameritaniihen Sabrifen unb @ert'
itGtten seliejert worOeu.
Der 9r6Bte Bfofen aus ses
itmieoetem 9iieu befinSet lid in
Delbi Snoieu. Serielbe 1T 60 Sup
bod uno II Sonnen idwer.
Nur in einem Unions.
itaate, unb ;fpar in GiiosS afota,
beitebt biirserlide Snitiatioe uno 9ieie'
renonm aweds Changing pOn Geies-
gebung..
Ole Stednabelproouftion
Sirmi ns bamS Gnslanb, be;ifa
fert lid auf 1000, 900 Stiid per
Sag. Gnoere euslil9e St6bte iielleu
tGglib etma 10, 00O,O 900 Stednabelu
her, Srantreid 20, 600, 600 unoO eutib.
LAMB 10. coo. 600.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07

niiie ;uilden Den Siuei J%iatlGnen ollie
seihmuuoen iein meroen, uno OH Dem
Oieienigen, ipelde bel Grresun9 BON
llebelmollen i~initere Yewesgriinoe
baben, anoere Seloer fir iBr peroerbs
li6es 2reibeu weroeu iu6en miiiien.
Snoem b. Solleben 10 Die i0mmts
fiden bisberi9en 5esliisen 3ertriims
inert, labt er Die Samoas 5ra9e aus
Dem Spiel, neil lie nod GsgenltQno
BON unterbanoluu9en III. Gs unterlieat
aber gar feiaem 3meifel. oaB aud oieie
Tragc feinsrlei 9nlaB Si einem u,s
freruolideH GerbdltniB ;wiiten Sen
Ser. Staaten uno Dem Oeutiden
8eid bilost uno OaB lie in irieoli9
freunolider @eiie geihlittet niro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Do5 uerban9nifuoue Ve|tament.
gadt Dem Gnslideu.
Gprteb II n a.
Nad), Dem Gusliideu.

,S6dten Sic oaS, oann lit ods Hdtbs
fel selDIt, benn i4 e%rinnere MID gang
senau, Oab ib in einem berIelben aus
irgeno pel9em 8runoe bes 9ebetmnll
ies bes 3eitamentes e%rpGbnte."
Nie fief beflagte er jebt, baB er ods
nidt bea6tet bate! 49,
nOas bate i9 aans pergeiIen, als i'd
fe ibr 9ab," Iagte er. Isle entbtelten
10 piele intereflante Ginsel9etten libeI
@alton, baB ih g%laubt,, ite ipliroen I'M
sSreube MAIDEN, unb tie lolte melns
Seimatb pabur9, oaB lie tie las, bel1er
tennen unp lieben lernen."
Wpelaioe Cameron >perrietb burf)
feline 8epesuns, pie tief bieie Borte
lie i6meraten. Ginit bate lie gebofft,
haB tire 9riefe linn I'M Der S4reibez
rim ipiuen lieb nGren.
SIS fam ni9t anoers Iein," iagte
CT. vS6ne Speifel fanb tie in Sbren
griefen ben Wusbrud ,bas 9ebetmnib
bes SeItamentes" unb bei9lob, lid
fclblt barber IuftlGruns gu psrlhafz
fem"
9ei bieIen @orten blitte Der Mann,
beiIen 2ebensatbem bic Gbre mar, unn
bas junge Mdb9en, bic lie bDber als
ibr 2ebsn i%tellte, chamber i9tpeigenn
an unb in bieIem 9ltde lag Wtdrga@
ritas 9erbammungsurtbeil.
u@ie i9merst mid oas!" fliiiterte
er. vM}ein armer 2iebling! sic muB
BON Sinnen gepeIen Iein, als tie pisier
8eI6lub faBte." 49,.
.aub i9 beflage es tief," iprah bic
Hare, ianfte Stimme. nGs tbut mir
innig leio, baB lie 10 t6Ori6t banoelte."
,9as mar ibrer ni9t piiroig, DAB
iie berartise Ylane entparf, adnts
i6mieoete unb Gift uno Serratb err
fam, eripiberte 2orb apleItone tpnlos,
@s mar ibrer unipertb uno ibr pOatg
unG6nli9. SD fann mir nur oenten,
baB lire grobe 2iebe fir midi lie IRE
Ieitete unD i6r 9ebenten i%iberpdno."
9arauf pieberbolte 4oelaioe linn Die
llnterreping, bic lie emit nit Mtargas
rita iiber Die g(uffaiiung, baB Der 3ped
Die Mittel re6tfertige, gebabt bate.
Gr b5rte ibr geIpannt gu.
,@pelaibe," Iagte er uno beoiente lih
in Der G~rregung ibres Sorndmens,
,pplen sic periufen, meiner Satin
cine 5reunbin 81 fein?"
Sn pieiem Iugen6lid fam ibre eole,
oroBmiitbise Natur in tbrer gan5eR
!Spbsit gum 4usOrId. sic erbpb Das
f6Dne Nntlib nit ernItem, milbem
2G9eln 81 ibm.
SD ipill Tie pie cine S1tpeiter lie
Fem" iagte lie, uno er ergriff our Ses
iiegeluns bieIes 8eriprehens ibre bei=
ben Sdnoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
49,.

! aprb Gpleitone hsgniiste ii6 nidi
nit balben MaBregeln. Gr telegrus
pbirte iofort na6 Scr. Seale, uno als
Der 6O9it eritaunte Iopptat anlan9te,
tbeilte er ibm bic polle Wabrbeit nit.
Isle f0nnen mir feline S6ulp beis
meIIen," Iagte Der 4bpptat. SD ban'
bette in Mib gamerpns SntereiIe unb
slaubte felt, meine PTli4t gu tbun."
SD fiirbte, paB sic lie in ben Sob
eetrieben baben," eripiberte 2oro Gplez
itone uno lieb bann AUDI bic Sdusbalz
term rufen.
vSie I6uloloI e Dame, bic sic perz
baften lieBen, bic sic au 8runbe rifa
teten uno pdnn in Die peite Welt bins
aus ItieBen = par meme @emablin -
bic Serrin bieies S9lpfes," iagte er.
Damn, Mblorb," perIebte Die uners
19rodene alte Dame, ntrtfft sic Der
@orpurf, pab' sic Der Welt otele
&unbe pprentbalten baben."
limb 3prb HpleItone muBte ibr polls
fpmmen Redt geben.
Scr. 9eale bDrte alien G%rfldrungen
seIpannt 81.
,Sie Sadie lit b0hit feltiam, 2orh
9Dleitpne," Iagte er, naber Wtr. caption
Iatte cine leile 4bnung bappn. Was
mid anlangt, 10 betlage ib meme Ginz
miI6una in bieie Q%ngelegenbeit unenbz
LID uno nerpe mein WOgli4ltes tbun,
Inn mein llnre9t pieoer gu iiihnen,
DAB 2arp Hpleitone ben Snbdlt bes
Seitamentes su tennen niinl6te, fpar
ia b66it besrsifiid; leiper 1T ibr
Duni6 nur auf Soften ibres Ssslsn=
frieoens erfiilt."
2orb &Dleitone brang barauf, BAT
Der gauge Sausftdno BON benz pabrer
@a6psrbdlt unterri6tet perbe.
.Gs barf AUDI nibt Der leiieft
S4atten auf ibren &uf falen," iagt,
sr. Die gauge Welt ion %erfabren, BAT
iie meme 9emublin lit unb Dab i6 ibl
cine 9ebeime Glaulel bes SeItamentss
beri9pieg, Die lie nun ielbIt gu error
56en unternabm SSebermann iol
piIIen, baB Tie rem @elbi6rant mad
benz SeItamente ourhiu6te uno nd9'
Der, INN meinen Namen al I9onen, lie
Der ben l6peren @erpadt bes 9ieb.
5tabls auf ii6 nabm."
Margaritd puroe alio mad iebe,
Gi6tung bin gerebtfertigt uno Der
ipanoelte iib baour9 in ben Mugen be,
9eute balo aus elmer 8erbre9erin II
cine Seloin. sic %erinnerte iicb nun
plDblid pieber ibrer groBen S6Dnbeit
unb hires moieltGtii9en, anmutbiger
Weiens uno erflGrten, baB lie lie ltets
fir cine porne9me Dame 9ebalten bat.
ten. SEPT, ba gQes 81 IpGt mar, puB'
ten lie aabGole liebenswiiroise, berSge.
pinMnDe @isenI6aften bon ibr auf6u'
5GbJen.
Wo aber ipar lie NUM- 9as mar biz
Tra9e, bic ii6, naGbem ibr gutter gu1
.pteoer ber9elteat mar, Naen auf'
brdngte, nnb es bate teiner cine Unit
mort bdfiir. 8on benz Mugenblide an
ipo lie Wtr. Captions SauS talt, tbeil'
nu6mlps unb pie, peryteinert perldHer
bate, ,par &abp HpleItone gang ipurs
los periApunoen. Niemanb bate Il,
0eIeben, WiemanD etpas BON iDr aebDrt
MiB Cameron bate pielia6s, abel
sana sriolsIais 4a4fprl&unseu Guss'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
,. Snrem6urser Settlement

III Der turtle safe Golonie unter;eid-
1 l1eit mir olS Qnfiebler oalel5it nit
!; Sreuoen bieie Grtldrung, Inn oients
LID unIere Sefrieotsuns NIT ben biss
lt9sn 8erbGltniiieu iu bsfulrSen.
, Oont ibrer sInitigen Gage NIB Sant
oes retdeu Sooens bat oteie QnIie6s
! lung III wenigen Scabr.u eiiIsit Ibsrs
aus raldnl auiI9wun9 aebabt. Wir
gilrsmbur9er 9loubeu, oaB m1iI i'll
/ 9auj Barton 9ountp, no bod gltes
Sano 1T, fein b~eiersr gobeu gefiErbeu
iperoen fam. Su Elm paar cSabren
lti,b quite, lolioe @s6Guli9feiten eats
itanoeu nRo Teloer Don Is bis 80
! Nter pollitdubi9 pom Saumwuryln
! geleinigt porbsu. Wir iinb Jest Sdbae
!: reid 9enls, iln cine iltIe Rtr9e,su
] bnilen, uno ein neues S6ulbons lit
] losben po0euoet porben. mir glrns
; ben, pauoluheru nit eiiteln @elpilisn
] anrotben su t0unen, sbe Ite taufeu,
! nn'ere @egeno al beluhsu. sic wers
I ben IS llIe bereuen, unlere @e9euo
J beln6t 81 bubeu, oa lie bort eine CUTE
] SeImotb gritlbeu fonneu. Gs ut
! 9uter Cooeii, 9ellINoeS Wdlttr liIlo
! 9enitgenb Solj fir ben Gebraa9 NIB
! ulelfa1 ai1 gum Vertauie bort. Srn.
! 9obrbauer teunen mir al5 einen i'll
] ieber 8eiisbrms %ebrsnbafteu unb ;nz
! perlaligen 9ei6dftSmaun. IS iinb
, bier mr. nod ein paar Saulenb older
! iibri9. tbeilmeiie nit 9obbeRano,
! tbellpeiIe let@t nrSar. User foutmelI
; mil, Sosere uidt Tdn9er.
Sofepb Siiebntiaer,
Seinrtdj 9IesS,
Imsuit Saunasn,
Gbriitopb 9idJsIba6,
atnton Sless,
Tifolas MntonD,
Whoreas GEM,
Yeter 2dmiot,
Better 1sarr,
Terotuano 4eumann,
Better Wi6clc,
Ttfoias y6euften,
Soiepb Sronabsttes,
SranS @iltsen,
! @erbare 4aempsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-07
Al.

DIS Margarita zines Moreens lsiis
Gpelaioe GameronS Namen fliilterte
uno oaS blei4e NntliB uno Die tieflies
senben Nugen pieoer elm Wenig mebr
bon Der alien Wargarita ertennen
lisBen, fiiblte oieie iiA rei9lih fir aae
bic f6lafloIen NG6tc, Die ie bel Der
&ranten suae6radt, uno fir ale Sorgs
falt, bic lie auf lie perlpenost bate. be-
lobnt. 9lus ben puntlen Iu9en ipra6
aber cine i6mer5lidc Gorge. @oelatoe
ber9te ii6 gu ibr nieoer.
sd bate ni9t Die glbii9t. 81 itebs
len" fliiiterte bic l1pa9e, ianfte
Stimme.
sd peiB es lGneit, metn 2isbling,"
laste &pslaipe, ~uno iA Wsib aud
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
PROFESSOR M'KAY ASSAULTED
NEGRO "RoOTER, ATTACKS THE
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL.
Mercur Football Player Also Had It
In For the Professor-Incidents
Of the Football Game

Principal G. N. Mckay of the Lowell
school was assaulted by James Francis,
a colored man. at the football grounds
yesterday afternoon Officer Sperry ar
rested the negro and locked him up in
default of s25 bail.
No difficulty to speak of preceded the
assault. Mr.. Mckay was watching the
game. and Francis, who was a rooter
for the Mercur eleven. was making
himself very officious in keeping the
crowd back. He ran up to the prin-
cipal and commanded him to get back,
threatening to hit him if he didn't do
So
Mr.. Mckay answered: 'You wouldn't
do that" and the next minute was
knocked down.
Officer Sperr- arrested Francis and
walked him up the street. During the
journey a Mercur player named Law
less. who apparently had been drink
ing. ran ahead and overlook the peda-
gogue. pulling him from his wheel. a
gang of Lawless' fellow players on =
wagon urged him to pitch into the
principal, and serious trouble was
averted by the approach of the officer.
who put a damper on the chagrined
pigskin chaser's wrath.
Francis gave the name of French.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
DRUNKEN MAN PULLED A GUN
THREATENED TO SHOOT A WEST
SIDE GROCER.
r. r. Mallahan, Machinist, Became
Enraged When Storekeeper I'm
dertook to Eject Him.

r. r. Maliahan. a Rio Grande West+
ern machinist, made things lively at the
store of the Sanford Supply company,
corner of Second South and Fifth West,
about 10 o'clock last night He flashed
a gun in the course of his jubilation,
and caused a great deal of excitement.
Mallahan was drunk. He approached
the proprietor of the store c. l.. San
ford, and wanted a quarter changed.
There was a dog tied in the rear of the
room, and while Mr.. Sanford was get
ting the change Mallahan staggered
around until he fell over the dog. The
latter let out a howl to raise the neigh
borhood. and the drunken man swore
he was bitten. and cursed furiously. He
insisted on killing the dog, but Mr.. San
ford ordered him out of the store, ar
guing that he should not use such Ian
guage in the presence of his lady GUS
toners.
Mallahan got half way out the door,
and suddenly whirled upon the proprie-
tor and Hyrum Houston, the delivery
boy, who were doing the ejecting, and
brandished a Six-shooter. Without car
rying out his threats 10 make a. pepper
box of the two gentlemen, he disap-
peared, but was later arrested by Off
Ger FitZmaurice at Hegney'S saloon
across the street from the store. He
had put the gun away
Mallahan will probably be charged
with exhibiting a deadly weapon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
OLSEN HELD FOR TRIAL.
sheepherder Charged With Shooting
An Indian.

Judge ]. T. Mcconnell, United States
commissioners, came in from Vernal
yesterday, where he was called a few
days ago to hear the case of the United
States VS.. James Olsen, charged with
the shooting of Mountain Sheep, a Min
tab Ute, on the reservation on the Sth
inst.
Olsen was the foreman of j. H. Read
er's sheep herd. He was camped with q
Mexican herder named Pedro Sando-
val at an old corral claimed by the In
dian. who ordered them to leave the
place. The Indian became Infatuated,
seized an ak and made for the intrud-
erS. s-r r. ---,,o-5-.- ----z.
Olsen procured a gun and fired at the
Indian, taking out one of his eyes and
wounding him in the neck. The Indian
managed to wrench the gun from OIL
sens hands and fired it at him, the ball
missing Olsen, but striking the Mex
lean in the arm, making amputation
necessary.
Olsen was bound over. to the district
court, the judge fixing his bonds at
800. The Mexican was also held I'M
der bonds of $1,000 to appear as a wit
ness in the case. Both men were
turned over to Deputy Marshal Smith.
who has them in his custody Olsen
will be brought to Salt Lake today and
placed in the penitentiary to await
trial. The Mexican will not be in con-
dition to move for some time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
ST. GEORGE HAPPENINGS.
Budget of Interesting News From
Dixie Metropolis.
Especial Correspondence.)


st. George Nov. 16-Yesterday John
Judd. the eldest son of Thomas Judd, got
tangled up in his bicycle and had the
first Joint of the index finger of his right
hand cut off by the chain;
terday.
William Webb. jr., was sent out to the
Grand Gulch late Monday night horse
back to bring Oscar McMul.in, whose
child is lying very sick. -.
Harry Thurston and Lon Clark left for
the Grand Gulch this morning where they
go to work on Jennings property there
Charles Gotham obtained the contract
for LAYING the joistS on the new school
building and is now engaged in that
labor.
Joseph s. Snow is now taking. full
charge of the Washington roller mill.
George A Millett of Washington bought
a piece of real estate of Elijah Averett
of that place some two years ago and
after paving for il finds than the piece to
which Averett holds deeds is an. en-
tirely different block and lots which are
located on a creek bank
Mrs. Henry LOSER or Panguitcn Is
down here fixing up her mothers AFFAIRS
and making sale of the real estate TO
Adolph Hafen of Santa Clara.
John and Will L4aub have returned from
Beaver river, Ida, where they went and
large company owned the water and that
this only way to get it was to pay a cash
rental which they found difficult to do
so they have come back to their Cd
home in. Dixie.
A mammoth farewell was given David
Forsha. the genial miller OF washington
last night in the shape of a meeting anc
a dance: about thirty of his friends from
st. George went over and Joined in the
celebration
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
Real Estate Transfers.

]. W. Price to George Walton, lot 6,
section So. township l south, range.
John Seager to Rose F. Brown inter
est in Elkin lode. etc, Big Cotton
T. D.. Williams. to F., n. Shelton,
southwest quarter section Is, town.
ship south. range l west ........ 20
+. n. Shelton TO Minnie Norberg.
east half of southwest quarter and
lots 3 and 4. section is, township
south. range / west .........-......--.1, 60
E. G. Rognon TO Laura f. Holt. lots
u TO 20, Al to s. block .; to 9. block
|. East Side addition ..---.-.-.....-..- 10
W. NJ. Elliott to Mamie N Piper. 40
kiss feet southeast from 10 feet
south OF northwest corner lot 8,
olScf BIZ, Ks TO p-f Flora E Sinclair lots ''0
and S. block IL. Highland Park ad-
W. F. Nesieii to Philip Buhre. lots 5.
g. block ?. Lynch & G. subdivision
block 81. plat Conn., d
Rebecca III. Keysor ct al. to E. NJ.
Kessor. 45x91 feet southwest from
northeast corner lot S, block 81
E nii: Brown to Maria Illingworth.
lots Sc and 81. block 2. Coates &
Corum's subdivision Of block 26. 49,
,I piat S Bcnnion TO Minnie Norber. "
northwest quarter of the northwest
quarter section 10, ownship south.
ranged west ----.-..-.--.::.-..- 5,Vcs
Peter Fairclough ct al 10 Fr1sciila II.
Wells. 6x6lH rods southwest from
northeast corner lot s. block 30.
plat F.. 20"
John Mackay to Hyrum Mackay.
part of section "a. township south.
Hvrum Mackay to Joshua Mackay,
30 acres in section 81, township
south range l west .........-..-..-.. 5ot
Annie NJ Calder TO Daniel Mackay
ct AL interest in estate of Thomas
Mackay zss
Utah National bank to lClintona
Griswoid, 147iaxS5 feet northwest
from 2S5 feet west of southeast cor
ner lot ], block 56. plat B.....-....-.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
SALT LAKES CEMENT FAMINE
LOCAL PLANT UNABLE TO SUP
PLY THE DEMAND.
Engineer Kelsey Makes Adverse Re-
port to University Regents On
Home Productivity Retard Work

The regents of the state university
have had the cement Of the Portland
Cement company of Utah thoroughly
tested by City Engineer Kelsey, and
have temporarily rejected it on his re-
port This cement it was proposed to
use for the concrete bases for the uni
versity building foundations. 1t was
found to have great cohesive power,
but the engineer reported it would not
Withstand the action of water, which.
it is stated, indicates the presence of
free lime. and this fault is due, it is
alleged. TO the cement being too new,
having been run out for use within
tweIty-four hours after its manufac,
ture.
There is cement famine in the city,
and the factory here cannot supply the
demand. This accounts for its rush4
ing. the cement out before it is fully
ready. There is large demand for this
Utah cement in Denver, and there 1t
has always given satisfaction.
The board of regents will give this
cement another test in few days, after
il has been exposed to the action of the
weather If it is then rejected the work
on the university buildings will be ma
terially retarded
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
NEWS FROM OVER The STATE.

county road running south from Eisinore
TO a point where it would join the main
road connecting Monroe ana Marysvale.
Inc contract for printing the delin-
quent tax list for Sewer county was
awarded to the Richfield Reaper. at u
cents per description The assessor was
notified to furnish the treasurer with as
accurate description as possible of prop
erty to be advertised.
The sum of 500 was set apart from the
school fund for the purpose of defraying
the expenses of county Institutes 10 be
held this winter
Commissioner Turf was instructed to
secure the services Of some reliable per-
son to watch the grade along the county
road IN Clear Creek canyon and see that
herds Of sheep are not driven through
without compensating the county for
damages. Every year il has cost the
county about 500 10 repair this piece of
road after the many herds of sheep pass
through. each fall and spring. and it is
proposed TO make the owners OF the sheep
pay for this annual damage
IL was ordered that q bridge be built
across the Sewer river below Joseph.
This bridge is most badly needed.
appropriations for this month amounted
TO SS,l6 n. $1,000 of which was to pay a
Loan from the Richfieid Commercial &
Savings bank
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
Publication In Herald Deplored BY
Officials.
NEGOTIATIONS UNDER WAY
MORE PROPERTY NEEDED TO
CARRY OUT PLAN.
Church Has Purchased All the Pri-
vate Holdings on the North Side
of the Block Except One Piece
Statements Hade By The Herald
Were Absolutely Correct.

Leading church authorities were
much put out over the premature pub
LEGATION in The Herald yesterday of the
plan to set off the west half of the block
upon which the church offices now
stand, and 10 build upon it two new
buildings.
An attempt was made to discredit
the story. but The Herald's information
came from such an unquestionable
source that 1t is prepared to assert that
the statements We're accurate IN almost
every detail, if not all. The church au-
thorities deplored the publication, as
they have not yet come into possession
of all the property required to make the
proposed transformation. The plan out
lined certainly has been considered, and
moreover has practically been adopted,
From the same source that furnished
the first information, the following was
given out yesterday: The church needs
new headquarters a great deal more
than. the Deseret News needs a new
building There can be no doubt of
that and one reason the News building
is to be erected first is that the old
building must be removed fromits site
before che new offices can go UP. The
report is true. There will be new build
ings. on the west half of that block, as
described, and the Lion and Beehive
houses viii be converted into a hotel.
You may reiterate those statements as
emphatically as you desire, and safely
So
The Herald's story yesterday was
read with great interest throughout the
city, and the church was highly COM
mended for its proposed course.
The article was not founded on cir
cumstances, as some church people
were quoted as saying The proposition
of Don Carlos Young to build hotel
whatever, with the present.
1t has been ascertained that the
church has acquired, or practically so,
the property of the Mary C. Whitney
estate on the north side of the block
and furthermore it was very DESTROYS of
obtaining the same. An offer of IS, 600
was made, but the heirs held out for
$4,000 and the church finally agreed to
Pay the amount. Executor H. G. Whit
ney went through the necessary legal
process attendant upon the sale several
weeks ago, and the authorization to
sell is now being published.
The acquisition of this piece of land
brings the church into possession of the
entire half-black, with the exception of
a lot owned by Mrs. Mary NJ. Kimball
at the extreme northeast of the pro-
posed parked grounds. Negotiations
for its purchase have not yet been
closed. and the publication of the
church's intention, it was doubtless
feared would have the effect of a high
er figure being demanded for it.
While these are facts in support of it,
the story was not based upon any of
them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-11-19
KNOCKED DOWN BY WHEELMAN
OLD LADY SUsTAINS PAINFUL
INJURIES.
Met the Bicycle Man In the Middle
of the Street and His Wheel
Slipped.

Mrs. Elizabeth Gray. aged SO, who
lives at 553 North First West, was
knocked down by a wheelman yester-
day afternoon and received injuries
which, on account of her age, may
prove quite serious. The accident-for
il appears to have been clearly such
occurred on the crossing between the
o. S. L. depot and the Grand Pacific
hotel. A bicyclist and the old lady met
in the middle of the street. and as he
tried to turn out his wheel slipped in
the mud. according TO eyewitness,
and in the collision. Mrs Gray was
knocked down. The wheelnlan stopped.
picked her up. and carried her into the
Railway Exchange hotel. and she was
taken home in the patrol wagon The
name of the bicyclist was not learned,
as he left the scene early, but no blame
is attached to him.
Mrs. Gray sustained two severe scalp
wounds in the back of her head, and
was bruised and Jared up considerably.