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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13

to them. Came to utnh In lsl9 Lived
fOr some time In Salt Lake City, but
soon became permanently located IN
Kaysyllle. where he has since lived ana
labored
Served In the Utah Territory Leglsla-
ture, and five terms as selectman for
Davis county. In the Church was Bish-
ops counselor during the terms Of TWO
Blshops-Allen TAYLOR and Christopher
Layton. He has since served faithfully
as a teacher where his services have
been especially valuable.
on Jan 10. 1878, he was ordained a
patriarch by Apostle Franklin d. Rich
ards. and has since given a great many
blessings
Like her husband Sister Hyde has la
bored diligently In the Church as pres
ident and member Of the Relief Socie-
~. Their characters are without spot
or bemish. President Jos. +, Smith
once said OF Father Hyde that "he Is a
man In whom there Is no guile
They have a numerous posterty scat
tered throughout Utah. Idaho and Wy
omlng. consisting OF eigkt living chill
dren, fifty-one grandchildren and sixty
three great grandchildren.
Father Hyde has also an additional
family Of eight children and three
grandchildren.
One remarkable but commendable
fact is that among Father Hyde's sons
and sons.ln-law are four Bishops and
one Is a member OF a Stake presidency
One son, the late Chas. c. Hyde, Of
this place a young man highly respect.
cd and Of brilliant attachments died
here several years ago
His children with the exception Of
two sons were present last evening, and
enjoyed an event which they will long
remember and cherish.
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rI0UNT PLEASANT.
sunday School Jubilee The Poor Well
Cared For.

Special Correspondence.
Mt. Pleasant, sanpete Co.. Dec. Is
Yesterday was a great day In Mt. Pleas
ant IL was the celebration OF the NJ
tieth anniversary Of the Sunday school
Inauguration In Utah Supt J. c..
Jensen handled the matter superbly the
additions 10 the prepared program from
the sunday School Union Board were Of
an interesting nature, such as pointed
short speeches. etc The music and
singing Of our now efficient choir under
the leadership Of Prof. Chrlstoffersen,
gave Zest and pleasure 70 the large
audiences at the two sessions.
The Joy Of the day was enhanced at
the close Of the afternoon session. when
Bishop c. y Lund announced the WOOD
and fuel dance FOR The benefit OF the
poor Of the ward regardless OF creed.
The poor was the key note Of the APP
peal, the people sensed and appreci-
ated this further evidence Of the
Bishops care for his ward and viii lib,
orally respond.
1t is surprising how the Bishop has
found time Go minister in sickness.
deaths, and other ailments, with his
other Church duties, which are many.
In this large ward. Patience. GOODNESS
and well balanced judgment accom-
plish much.
We are on the qui yive for our forth
coming choir dance. at which we are
promised the aid u Prof. Stephens from
Salt Lake, This will give eclat TO O
merltorlous project--a new organ,
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PENNINGTON.
Jury List for 1900 Sent to Asyium-sult
for Divorce.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Pennington. Utah, Dec 11.-Messrs.
Elijah Laycock, OF Kaysvllle, and Levi
S. Haywood OF Bounuful, the jury
commissioners appointed by Judge
Rolapp for Davis county met at the
court house, Pennington, TODAY and
selected the following list of Jurors
for the year 190O
Centervile Precinct-Alfred Spencer,
A. b. Cherry, Fred w. Walton Farley
r. Parrish, Raguel Barber Horace
Drake, Isaac Mills, philip earn, Will
liam Barber, John Duncan, l.. a.
Dalrymple, Samuel Ribgy.
South Precinot--Caleb McCllntock,
Fred Cleyerly, G. S. Hatch, Alma G.
Brown, A. l., Burnham, Frank Mann,
S. Ii. Ellis, James II. Hornsby p.
Hatch, Edwin Pace, j., Hyrum Hogan,
VIM. j, Parking Jr.
West Precinct--l u. Barlow. 81
Walker X. Pack, Stephen c. Hatch,
George w. Johnson, Fred Kohlor,
Thomas II. Argyle, Fred II. Hammond.
George w. Parish
Bountiful-Willard Can, Orson Ses-
sions, William O. Putnam. Richard
Sedgwick Frank b. Smedley, John
East, John Willoughby, Ira Waite,
jeremiah Wiley. Thomas Harrison
Enoch A. Holbrook. James Smedley,
James Briggs, Il, n Moss, John Coop
er, John s. Goodfelow, Willis Perkins
Cyrus Page MILFORD Barlow. VIM. j.
Holt, John zahler A. L. Buckland,
Joseph +, Hepworth, Joseph II, Ar
gyle.
Pennington Elias Van Fleet,
Charles A. Miller. B. F. Knowlton
George Spackman, James D. Wilcox
JOS. A. Tibbetts. Geo. S. Rogers,
W. V. Halght David Hughes. John S.
White, Jr., Thomas Abbott. James
Cowley. NJ. c. Udy,, George A. Hess,
Ira f. Steed. Geo. NJ. Leonard. iona
than Hughes, John Walsh, ]. II. VIII
cox.
Kaysvlle-Walter Dummer, Christie.
pher Burton, Jr, John +, Basker +.
W. Layton, VIM. l.. Galbraith. James
Criddle, Heber Colemere. Robert
Blamires. James y, Bennett. Ben. T.
Barber, George Webster, George r.
Bishop Fred $. Crawley. John G. Lin
ford, Albert Beazer James Smith, Al.
bert r. Smith, George II. Draper,
Frank Williams, Samuel G.. Layton,
John II. BOnnemort Samuel Rush
forth, Heber c. Blood T. H. Robins. II.
e. Galley.
Layton-Chas W. Robbins, Chris.
Weaver. NJ +. Adams. Arthur Green,
Mark O. Roberts, j, d. Craig, John
II. Layton, Jas. H. Hill, Thos Evans,
VIM. Young, ]. II. Morgan, ]. Z. Wig
gle. Jos. Sandal, A. w. Watt, Albert
Flltton. a. j. Egbert
Syracuse-John l.. King, James T.
Walker David Cook. Jr.. Jas. H. Baird
Clearheld-Peter Christensen, John
T. Knighton, David Galley.
Clinton-Joseph Parker, VIM. Il.
Stokes,
South Weber-George w. Kendell,
Thomas H. Peek, John J. Jones, Angus
Bowman.
South Hooper-Rasmus Christensen,
James Stephens, George Stoddard, Jr.
SENT TO INSANE ASYLUM.
Minerva Crosby Of Bountiful. was
examined by Doctors Strngham and
Gleason yesterday for her sanity. and
adjudged insane. She was ordered
committed to the State insane asylum.
DIVORCE SUIT.
Helen ]. Gamble has filed suit for
divorce against her husband. Walter j,
Gamble: alleging desertiol and failure
TO provide
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KAYSVlLLE.
RosEL HYDE FAMILY REUNION
sixtleth Anniversary Of Happy Marriage
A Worthy and Honored Couple.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Kaysville, Davis county Dec. 13.-It
was a grateful family that gathered
from far and near at the old home
stead here last evening and affectionate-
~ greeted Patriarch Rosel Hyde and
wife on the Goth an versary of their
marriage.
The presence Of youth seemed TO glad
den the hearts Of the venerable pair
and make them feel young again, Six
~ years of wedlock with success
through all It's sunshine and storms az.
forded a beautiful theme for the songs
and speeches that were given. W. A,
Hyde spoke on behalf OF the children
and an original poem by Sister Martha
Hyde Hunter was read which was fol-
lowed by q response full of reminis-
cences and blessings from the aged
patriarch This was the intellectual
and spiritual feast presented while an
abundance OF the bOunties Of earth from
the generous hand OF God formed the
physical feast.
Bishop Barton and his counselors. ],
r. Barnes and r. +. ROueChe. were
present and added by their assistance TO
the success of the event. A few other
intimate friends and relatives also at
tended.
Rosel Hyde. the son Of Heman and
Polly Tilton Hyde, was born May 90
Isle, in York, Livingston county, New
York He came from sturdy Yankee
stock, his grandfather having served
seven years In the Revolutionary war
Became identified with the Church Of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints by
baptism May Sth. 1896, Was united In
marriage 10 Mary Ann Cowles, daughter
OF Austin and Phoebe WILDER on Dec
18th. 1888 at Payson, III.
From opportunities enjoyed, not COM
mon 10 many, this notable couple have
evidence and history Of value pertain
ing TO the Latter-day work. Until 20
years of age Brother Hyde was reared
within a short distance OF the Hill
Cumornh. He had an intimate knoWl-
edge OF happenings incident TO the COM
ing forth OF the Book OF Mormon. and
knew from the spirit and trend Of
events that Joseph was moved upon by
some supreme power Was In a posi-
ton to know Of the powers that Operat-
ed against him at this early day. the
intent Of which was apparent IN their
evil and slanderous purp0rt. Saw proof
sheets Of the Book OF Mormon before
Il was published. Was Intimately
acquainted with the Prophet Joseph
from 1894 TO the time OF his death. and
bears a strong testimony Of the divlni-
~ Of his mission and purity OF his
character
Sister Hyde Joined the Church in
1884, and lived for some time In the
family Of the Prophet during some OF
his greatest trials and imprisonment.
She also Is In a position 10 know Of
the purity and uprlghtness OF his char
acter.
In Illinois three children were born
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-13
COFFEE The CAUSE
OF Heart Trouble.

Three cases Of heart trouble that
have been relieved BY stopping coffee
and taking Postum Food Coffee. have
come under my notice. First. my own
case, / suffered greatly from palpita-
tlon and iregularity OF the heart. Ny
physician ordered me TO leave or cot.
fee, and when took up Postum Ford
Coffee In It's place, the heart trouble
was soon entirely cured. and / find the
Postum TO b. just as the doctor said.
not only harmless but very beneficial.
- gentleman friend had much the
same trouble with his heart I sug.
gcsted that he try Postum, after the
first cup at breakfast, he said, 1
don't want any more Of IT, Inquiry
proved that It had not been properly
boiled so / prepared a cup FOR him.
strictly according TO directions, and he
pronounced II delicious and better
than coffee Mrs. ----, OF Paducah,
suffered much the same way, and has
had the same experience in recovering
from heart trouble by the discontln-
uance OF coffee and taking up the use
OF Postum. For private reasons. | re-
quest that you withhold my name from
publication" -, Princeton, KY.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.


NOTICE Is hereby given. that in pursuance
Of an order of the District Court IN and for
Salt Lake County. state u Utah, made 90 the
second day ~ December, 1897. In the matter OF
the Estate q Susannah lOulgef deceased,
the undersigned the administrator ~ said
Estate, vl.l sell az private sale 20 tho highest
bidder, for cash, gold coin OF the United
states and subject % confirmation BY said
District Court on saturday, the sixteenth
day OF December lsg, No u o'clock NJ, ~ No.
6s * street, salt Lake City, Utah, all the
right, title and interest and estate " the said
S1saunah f0ulgef. deceased, at the time OF
her death, aud al the right title and interest
that the said estate has, by operation u law
or otherwise. acquired other than or Ia gddl-
tiOn 10 that OF the said Snsannah lpulger nt
the time Of her death IN aud to al that Ger
tain lot piece OF parcel ~ land situate. lying
and being In said city and County Of salt
Lake State of Utah. and bounded and des-
cribcd a. follows to.wit:
part ~ Lot one %. BLOCK twenty-six CO.
Plat I'D, % salt Lake City survey, commence
ing az the southeast corner Of said lot one til.
and running thence north hye l1 rods, thence
west five % rods. thence south five % rods.
thence east hyel5) rodst TO the point Of begin
Also the following described land situate.
lying aud being in the County Of Weber,
State OF Utah. to-Wlt:
An undivided one-half interest m Lots
twenty-five t.sl tWenty-thfee C3 and
twenty-four, Block one ~ Central Park Adj
dltion o. ogden city. Weber County, Utah.
Terms ana conditions Of sale: cash. gold
coin OF the United States, twenty per cent ~
the purchase money tn be- paid 20 the Admin
isirator on the day u sale, balance on cOu-
nrmatlon Of sale by said Court al bids
must be- Ia writing and addressed 10 Herbert
j. foulgcr No g. X street, Salt Lake City,
Utah. . .
HERBERT J. F0ULGER.
Administrator oi the Estate Of susannah
lOulger deceased.
salt Lake CITY, December Z. lag.
Alexander McMaster, Attorney for Estate,
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
ING.


NOTICE Is hereby given that a general
meeting " the stockholder, Of the Grand
Gulch Mining company, n corporation under
the laws ~ Utah. viii be held 20 the COM
panys Office No 81 Commercial block. In
Salt Lake City, Utah, on ths 2,nd day u
December ls'9. al 9o'clock @. m. OF said day,
Tor the purpose ~ considering and voting
upon the following proposed amendments 20
the auic'a oi Incorporation OF said c0ms
10 amend Article 9. BY substituting the
words '2loOlu shares OF the par value Of go
each for the words "2ie0 shares OF s2a.oO
each"
.. Toomond Articles % read as follows.
''lho officers az this company shall consist u
a president vice. president, q hoard OF seven
l) directors secretary and a treasurer
each of whom shah BE- o stakeholder ia the
company
40 repeal Artlclel,
Ito amend Article ~ read as follows
''Ihe directors shall be elected by The Stock.
holder. The president YiCe-prtsideut. sec.
Rotary and treasurer shal DO elected by the
bl4rd of directors. the president and vice.
president fr1u their number and an elec-
tiuns shall lc ~ ballot. The term Of ONCE
Of 400 az she officers shall be- one year and
until their SUCCESSORS shall ne elcrod and shall
have qualified. The annual meeting Of stock
holders flr the election ~ officers aud for
the transaction ui such Other Business ~
may come before 10 shall be held az the Office
of The company 90 salt Lake CITY, salt Lake
county. Ctah, on the first Monday A. Fob
uary in each year az . o'clock a M. fo0f ~
member, Of she hlard " directors shall con-
sttuie O quorum fJr the Transaction Of bust
moss
5.-To repeal Articles
G-T"f, ieai hfacloi&
And Tor Zoe Transaction % such other busi-
ness ns my properly come before said meet
ing
THOMAS W. JENNINGS, President
JAMES T.. JENNINGS Secretary
Dated THIS .i.t DAY II November 1854
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just Saved HIS Life.

II was a thrilling escape that Charles
Davis OF Conversion, o.. lately had from
a frlghtful death. For two years a Sc
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Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles
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OGDEN NEWS.
-, DECEMBER 70, 1899
EPISCOPAL CHURCH BAzAR'
f., In 10 Pul in Healing Apparatus A Fine
Holiday Display.
uu.iaes.-Adjeurncd I'm Respect
10 Hon. II. d. Hiehards-Board
Of Education.

-, rplscopal bazaar opened up in
stayner block this morning, It Is
= Aorre Of the ladies' Of the church
,bs Good shepherd. II was got
:, raise money TO put in a heating
.,st1s at the church. The building
!" ,,apged in booths and gaily decor
IA riylng il a very attractive appear
,,lth rs many pleasant ladies in
1,,ee TO attend to the booths. A very
y. selection OF things suitable for
rs.tnas and holiday presents Is
.."aved The ladies' IN charge OF the
-.ry work are Mrs. Ensign, Mrs.
-.,.trong. Mrs. Brough, MISS Leda
ersn and Miss Emma Olsen. The doll
'",b IS in charge Of Mrs j. ;. Lewis,
H. y N. Allison and Mrs. Rynolds.
~ wells. Mrs. Hume and Mrs. Ep-
..-.on have charge Of the apron and
~ department The candy department
IN charge OF Mrs kimball, Mrs. w.
adams. Miss kimbal. Miss Lou
rlmiall and MISS Bannister. The fruit
I'd preserves will be watched over by
M Mason. Mrs. Fleshner and Miss
i5sms The children's department VIII
I. interesting TO all showing q klon-
iks mine In working order ana e
arc lake; this department Is in charge
4 Ms. Halgh and Mrs. Proutt. Tea
,r5 waters are in charge OF Miss Kuhn,
Ne Klesel Miss Parker and Miss
gemmer. Take In the bazaar and help
"a push the good cause along.
DISTRICT COURT
The Second district court adjourned
n respect TO Apostle Richards funer-
Il Ink afternoon, from l 20 o'clock;
*, me clerks Office. Apostle Richards
mas probate Judge Of Weber county
nom 1855 TO 1853.
IN court this morning Judge Rolapp
lizard the arguments In the demurrer
a defendants In the case Of Thomas
Nelson VS. Evans and Rogers and 1t
vas sustained.
George Cline, who was found guilty
ha Friday Of stealing a horse and
baggy was brought up for sentence and
oven one year In the penitcntiary,
The old county tramway was loaded
% TOR G. W. cars and will be TAX
% to Altus, whore Corey Bros. have
q contract to build a l,2OO-foot tunnel.
HE Corey Bros. leased the tramway
from the county to do this work, 80 as
% be able 20 have cars TO run the dirt
Gt on the dump.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The board Of education met last even
ING and transacted the following bust
less.
The finance committee report receipt
from county treasurer on account Of
10 taxes, SiS.50O.
The superintendent presented his
monthly report showing..an average
daily attendance Of 1855 pupils.
Treasurer's report for November pre-
tshiei showing disbursements OF Sll. $40
Cash on hand December /, 1899. ST.
n
The clerk was Instructed to draw one
bali months's salary for the teachers
. be paid after the close Of the schools
N The Christmas vacation. The board
Zen adjourned TO meet next Friday.
One lone drunk was run In today by
te police. He was a Frenchman; name
Unknown.
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DEATH OF MRS. CATHERINE
ZONES

On the 9Th OF December our settle
ment mourned the demise Of one OF
our aged slster-Mrs, Catherine
Jones. She was born In Carmarthen-
shire. South Wales, June 3, 1890. She
was married TO William Jones In South
Wales. She was the mother OF nine
children, three OF whom still survive
her. she was baptized into the Church
OF Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints in
1850. and was widely known for her
hospitality TO the missionaries She
emigrated TO Utah in 1876, with her
family and has been a faithful worker
In the Relief Society for twenty years,
Mulennial Star please copy,
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Pad Dear Tor Ills Leg,

3. D. Blanton Of Thackeville, Tex,
In two years paid over $4,000 to doc.
tors to cure a Running Sore on his leg.
Then they wanted to cut 1t on, but he
cured It with one box Of Bucken's Ar
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nqut
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HOOPER,.
Thriving Settlement 60 Jubilee - Death OF
Mrs. Catherine Jones'

speclal Correspondence.
Hooper, Davis Co, Dec, l0.-Our set
Element IS IN a thriving condition; all
our organizations are alive and up to
date. We have just held a grand Sun
day school jubilee, which was a credi-
tahle Affair.".
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-
ROY.
New Ward In Flourishing CondltIon-Flne
Jubilee.

Special Correspondence.
Roy, Weber Co., Dec. 10.--Thls ward
Is about seven months old, yet It Is in
a thriving spiritual condition. This fact
was emphasized yesterday In the grand
jubilee oelegration given by our Sunday
school. The program was well rendered
throughout and was much appreciated
by the large concourse Of people who
attended
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PROVO.
business - Jury yenire - Wedding
bells-smallpoS situation.

hells-smallpoS situation.
'ps'lal Correspondence.
,. s.yyo' Dee. l2.--Following Is the bust.
rS rr Transacted in the Fourth district
,.r ~' =. a. The opening Of the December
a M ~ court The petit jurors report
30 case Of b. b. Richmond vs. Upper
m Union Irrigation company. came
49, 49, nearing, and a Jury was em-
jB,.i'u Inc case ig UP on appeal from
Nlee Booths court vhsre nlaintIff
+ an, sl verdict for $50 damages. II
nv esel that the water from defend
p,e,. Vdnai Hooded over plaintiffs
H. doing a great deal OF dam
F5r, ~ MS crops, This happened last
Ia s1s nearing occupied the attention Of
\. court an day.
n,.Ss VS. Henry G.. BlumenthaI rape.
~ y, Tor the term.
Ca. case OF Robert Gabbitus VS. Rio
dI~s,..ss western railway company was
iTSsea ~ consent.
10 ~, t,Honas VS. Sprlngyllle City, set
~, VA Dec. 26th.
IN ,Sa John o. Adams was excused
i,,s, , we, jury venlre was ordered,
pny''' December 18th. as follows:
hr. halph poulton, William Pro-
sb ! Nshl-Honry Davis; Payson--Ja-
Cn,S., S'haefrer; Sprlngyille.-D. NJ
zlrsr'aLl Joseph w, Allen; Santaquln--
h San Jones; Spanish Fork-John
WEDDING BELLS.
b., W. b. searle and Miss Rose
/, ~ tSete married today at high noon
+ u nome Of the brides mother. Rev.
n,sy g.rroawin performed the cere-
|nnsi,.I me newly married couple left
Bslt T.neiy after the ceremony for
Ae City where they will spend
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THE sMALLPoX SITUATION.

The smallpox excitement IN this coun-
~ Is decreasing. Quite a stir was
caused By the report spreading 10 the
effect that the dreaded disease had in
vaded the home Of Dr. S. II. Allen, and
It has kept the doctor busy denying the
rumor.
PalmQulst the actor, who is said to
have the disease at Spanish Fork, Is
reported TO be progressing nicely. He
had not been compelled to take TO his
bed, on account Of the disease The
young man claims that he has not got
smallpox, but that for the past six
years he has been in the same condl-
ton each winter and Is affected with a
blood and skin disease. The doctors
think differently.
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ON biol MANILA. g0 CENTs.

The last 1000 of the beautiful book,
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Philippines, are now offered at 20 cents
Postage prepaid.