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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-05-11
Madison Dairy Wagon.

After May l, Hexom's dairy milk waR-
on will make the rounds of the city
morning aud evening. Leave orders for
milk or cream with the driver Of the
dairy wagon and it will be delivered any
time of the day. Rates reduced soon
for the eummer season, also telephone
connection soon. CLAUS dENoM.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19
LECAL NOTICE.

Whereas Joseph N. Stout IN Indebt.
cd 20 the Utah National Bank on snit
Lake city. Utah, In sum exceeding
$4,000.
And whereas said Stout heretofore
Transferred, delivered ana pledged Ia
the undersigned 10000 shares ~ no
capital stock NJ the Yankee Oirl Mlning
company nnd $3.50 shares OF inc rnn.
llnl STOCK OF the Mercur West Din oold
silnlng company, "a collateral securl,v
TOT the payment OF said ana other In.
debtedncss. with authority To- the m
defrlgned with or without notice Ia sell
or cnute TO be- sold said stock either M
public or private sale or Rnles win
power 10 the undersigned Ia deliver The
property sold ana ~ transfer the same
on the books Of the companies. and.
Whereas such Indebtedness IA now,
long past due ANA the said banl, has
requested the undersigned 10 sell ,D,id
Stock 10 pay such indobtedncsg.
Nav therefore notice In lIlrebv sylvan
that the undersigned win soil ~ nui,.
NC SAFE AZ p M. on January 20 1889
az inc front door 81 the office NJ ID N
feefy Jr., stockbroker. No. 10 wcst Zoe.
ohd south street, Salt Lake city, t'tnh.
inc haid stocks To the highest bid.I.,'
Tor cash. The sale viii cease ,vhen
SUFFICIENT stock Il sold to realize The
said sum OF $4,000.
Dated January TO- 1899.
wALDEMAR VAN Colt.
Trustee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19
TyPE-sETTERs AS FARMERS.
A Suggestive Experiment Full Of
Hints TO the Unemployed.

Seventy composlsii In New York
city We're out Of work aa the result OF
the Introduction OF the typescttlng
machines. Some OF them were also out
Of health from confinement In the close
air OF printing offices After conHulth.
ton ~ To what course they should pur-
sue. these men agreed TO undertake
an experiment Combining their re-
sources, they hired a tract u lhnd out
side the city. employed an expert and
practical market gardener 10 superin-
tend II and then went to work under
him as lnhorerH, No far AS the work 81
the farm went. but ~ Joint masters
OF the proiit. The experiment has been
q success. The men have gained a good
living, they have q prospect Of proht,
and everyone among them who was IN
has reEalned his health.
This experiment IN worthy OF nttcn-
tion. In ordinary agrloulturs, IN COM
Ictitlon with the great wheat or cora
fniAtrH, or aH isolated and scattered
hired men" without experience or sym,
pathy Il r. unlikely that these men
would have succeeded or have been
happy. As market gardeners, workina
together near great city. producing;
things which We're In daily demand and
guided In their work by skilled supef-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19
HOLIDAY SEASON IN MEXICO.

colonIa Jnafcs. MeHIeo.

January 10. 1879.
The HOLIDAYS have come AMI gone and
things have resumed their normal con-
ditlon. but In addition to the usual
balls. concerts and other amuciuents
had nj such time, we have q custom
bnrc which I consider worthy ~ Ter.
tlctiiar mention. refer 20 our annual
distribution amoue the p'ur inc
widows and orphans and N" wives ~
absent misslunafiea, N Hour, ff"f'fies.
mont and money. on December -ith
tho presidency 81 the female Relief ~.
clety drive around town ~ @ convey
nnce laden with the articles above mem
toned. which they distribute with a
buuntlful hand 10 those o. w'irt fn'h
things would be acceptable. dnd .hus
many are wnde 10 rejoice Nhu thrr'
wiac might fare but tncaterly IN
er.stuaa This donation u rot a part
Of the faat-day Offering fund but " a
special contribution NJ ali who ferl dis
poaad 10 assist IN 30 Worthy an object.
nv IL also the fund cuntfihutci q puy
presents FOR the children IN. Christmas
eve. when santa claus distributes tinm
to al the expcctani aud excited crown
our academic winter tern has just
commenced. with good corps NJ six
teachers and several hundred rnlilf,
quite u number of whom are frrm Dias.
Duhlnn. paeheco, Garcia AMI Chuiehu.
pa. and possibly some from DtNucn. In
snnnrn. Nr. Gay e. Wilson has thus
FAR proved an able and cpnHr'ercluus
head ~ the academic faculty. among
whom Mr. \ Richardson. ~ teacher ~
Spanish. supplies much needed apurcc
" instruction, being very prvhricnt W
that language. I vii here remark hat
many young men In Utah would y" well
H. become verrcd In spanish. NOS only
In speaking u CORRECTLY. but IN bc,ns
able 10 keep all kinds ~ nuHin"ia ne.
counts to write notes. fpUcipis hnd nll
kinds ~ business and lefui PAYERS. To
such ~ viii do this Mexico nfforf 10 flnv
field for advancement. We have one
ro qualified Mr Edmund itlrhnrlapr.
who recently graduated with high
hnnorH In tho College Of Jurisprudence
In the city ~ Mexico. hut there II r'om
for oihera. IN the past al nur legal
business has had 10 pass through the
hands ~ Mexican lawyers, which u not
"a advantageous
Many ~ our mon arc absent father
south. helping 10 build the rniisund pi'i-
iected from Chihuahua city o. .ueryrn.
quite number having grading tnn-
tracts upon that fund. Those who -.
main NJ home nrc busy preparing fnr
the work ~ summer. building. ~ mad-
ina other improvements Gnnd holith
prevails here and everything POINTS.
ro far M We can Judge. 20 i,rl .'rrpus
year, !. ". MARrfNtAr,
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IMPROVE THE FAIR RouNDs
A Suggestion that State and city Unite
ON The Proposition,

Monday evenings News" contained
an article under the above heading. In
timnlng that certain improvements
VIII have to be made upon the Tenth
ward square or the title TO IL viii re-
vert 10 salt LAX. city.
Some ten or twelve years ago Salt
Lake city offered the Tenth ward
square TO tho Territory for a fair
grounds On condition thu, 10000 be cN-
pended ON erecting buildings and max
Ing other improvements
~ N generally understood that the
Territory spent considerably more than
10000 ON improving the square, and
when the grounds or buildings have
been used Tor other purposes than the
grant Htipulntcr, the city has been
more 10 blame than tho Territory or
State. There have been no Territorial
or State fairs held In any other part u
the state consequently. the sixth see.
ton. which N next In Importance 10
the expenditure OF the tsV.oco, has not
been violated,
The oncnuive sheds ON the east side
Of the square arv aa useful Tor the pro-
lection Of live stock az the larger build
ingr are for the protection Of other ca
hlhila. II viii be- difficult matter to
prove that the conditions OF this grant
have been violated In such manner
~ TO cause the title 10 this property to
revert To salt Lake city.
The square N located la u very denlr-
able resident part ~ the city. ana N "
much greater value 10 salt Lake city
than II Il 20 the state. for no matter
how much money may Ice spent upon
n. the Tenth ward square can never
he made "A suitable or convenient fnlr
grounds for the state OF Utah, conHo-
qucntly. the city made AN great u mis-
take IN granting the square TO the TER
fltory ~ the Territory AID IN accepting
n. spending 40 much In Improving ".
lnAamuch ~ both parties 10 this grant
have made n mistake. why not cons
promise the matter In way that shall
be beneficial 10 BOTH A suitable tract
OF land with ample room aud plenty
Of water, In "a good location. whore
property II not ~ valuable, should be-
procured for a state fair grounds. Utah
has an abundance 10 exhibit. hut Hhe
hna no suitable place 10 make un ox-
hlhit. ana nH long NJ this iH the case
State fairs can never BE- a success
Utah rhnlli. and can have nj good fair
grounds M other States have. and In
duHtriul fairs should b. encouraged and
patronlzcd more than they have been.
let the city Keen the Tenth ward
square and let the State have fuiis-
bile, convenient and beautiful fair
grounds, hut lct fll parties concerned
unite 20 conaummate the deal Ia an
equitable manner
y, sTucKY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19
STEPHENS LATEST MOVE.
Young ucn'. aud Young Ladies'
cis..e. WIN be Organized Dawn
of New Musical IRA.

Prof stephens Is about TO inaugurate
n System which II taken up by the
young men and young women of thc
Mutual Improvement associations VIII
prove Of benefit to them. HIS object u
10 bring together the mass ~ young
mon who could sling II they would ana
systematically set them To USING ther
voices lntclllrcntiy In singing together
sid separately, aa he proposes 10 90 "
uAcy will but attend. land every scpar-
-.e organization should zee TO u that
n representative number ~ their BODY
docs attend. and from the very inst
n viii not only bring into existence a
chorus Of young, Vigorous men, INC
like OF witch c0u not No fnNnd 10 Any
community IN the world. hut a welt
drilled chorus ~ f01 young male voices
viii be- lnspifinR Utah has not henih
unr hnlr that Size II viii arm the
,.inr men In advance with vne N the
hest Accomplishments needed 10y the
travelling missionary. the power 70
sing ncccptnbiy songs and hymns 20 the
ttirpose This should receive special
attention FROM the very first. tn, TAB.
ernacic choir will have niinott unlimited
material 10 draw upon fur future ma
tcrial 10 keep up IT, ftrenEth nutn"r-
lcnily and muslcally \ taste nni
love for the refined practice ~ singing
win be cultivated by the boys. that VIII
add n much needed healthy polish 10
their vigorous. but sometimes over
,lnred natures. scarcely less Interest
Inn or rnre viii II be to witness .
yntlnR ladies' choir that VIII MI the
great Tabernacle choir seats TO over
flowing. There ~ something angelic
about the effects " harmonleH from a
chorus Of women when wei moiulatel
and IN tnnc. that even the richness anu
depth II q male chorus cannot vnua,.
II n nimurt unac,uuntnhlc that WIN
the ability and love for singing our
young indies nosscnn that IN their meet
ingu their singing has been 80 Hhiftless
and unworthy " them. This contem-
Mated organization 81 them VIII be- ~.
rcctly used io Improve thcm. nnd aimed
no that the Hlnrinr ut their mrctinH
viii become uf higher order. beautiful
and harmonious. That the movement ~
it, success viii be proved In Salt Lake
win spread throughout the community
there II little doubt. and " mean.
new musical cfR There " not a Singer
IN Salt Lake. choir mcmbc. or uthof-
wise. who should not lend Prof. Steph-
ems every assistance IN their power N
properly innuEurrting this Important
move. and getting all results possible
from n ~ their nfat meeting undirn
Friday night 81 next week. 1880, ana
young men al O'Clock Saturday nirht.
choir hail. on Richards street. should
he too small To- hold the applicants for
membership. Every association should
nee to n that u " fully represented.
that II may reap the hencht.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19

Notice II hereby given that the an
nual meeting N the stockholders Of the
Dcscrct and Sait Lake Agricultural and
Manufacturing Canal company VIII be
east South Temple street. Salt LAX.
city. Utah. on Saturday. January %.
1899 at 10 o'clock a. M. for tho cleo
tlon of trustees 10 serve during the en-.
suing year. and for the transaction ~
such other business NJ shall come be-.
fore the meeting
l.. JOHN NuTTALL. Secretary.
Salt Lake city. January 10. 1893.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

Utah Asphalt and Narnlah Comnanv
Situation OF Principal Place Of IIunl.
ness, No. go Mccormick lllock,
halt Lake city, Utah.
Notice ~ hereby given that al m meat.
lnR OF the board ~ Directors Of the
Utah Asphalt ana Nnrninh COMPANY
held at Salt Lake city. Utah, EoVcm.
bcr -. ISIS. an assessment of one,hnif
D % one ~ cent per share was taviri
on the capital stock VI the corporation.
payable to iirinnt n Young, secretary
No. W, Mccormick block. SAT- Lake CIV
Utah, and any stock upon which the
assessment shall remain unpaid On lilo
llnqucnt and advertised for sale az pnb.
llc auction ana " payment u not made
before VIII " sold on tho 9Th day Of
February. 10, az the hour % 1 10 NJ.
~ the once 81 the company. No. a.
Mccormick block. Salt Lake city, Utah.
20 pay Assessment and cost OF adycftls.
ing and expenses Of sale.
DRIASr q YOUNG,
Secretary
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NOTICE ~ ASSESSMENT 40. 4.
bonneville Mining Company.
city. Utah. Mines situated al
Lake Side Mining District,
Tooole County Utah.

Notice n hereby given that nj n
meeting of the Directors 81 the Bonno-
Nillc Mining Company, held Jnnunry
II, 1899. 20 No. ~ north Main Street.
Salt Lake city aHHcnmcnt No. a. Of
onc-hnlf cent per share was levied ON
the capital stock of said company. pay.
able Immediately 10 the treasurer OF
the company at Salt Lake city, Utah.
any stock ON which this Assessment
may remain unpaid on the Goth of
February, 1889, win be delinquent and
advertised for sale az public auction.
and unless payment IN madol before
VIII be sold ON March 18th. 1893. 10 pay
tho delinquent nsHcaHmcnt. together
with cost or advertising and expense
OF sale.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
No. Is north Main street. Salt Lake
city. Utah.
Dated January II. 1890.
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IMPORTANT FIND.

II seems almost incredible. says the
London Saturday i,eylcw, hut We have
u ON authority which IL n really linz
found In "a street ne omdurmau the lei-
tor which Gordon wrote To the Muhdl
IN answer to the demand FOR retreat
or surrender. The letter has been cx-
amlned by an the uhleEt experts. ANA
h beyond doubt In Gordon's handwrit-
ms. We understand that II II now IN
the hands NJ the queen As might he
expected. an idea Of surrender II
fcoutCdi the Mnhdl u reminded of his
owl doings. and his destruction AT the
banda ~ English soldiers u prophcsied
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19

meeting nf the stockholders Of the Grant
goid Mining company viii be- held ut tho
Once q the company Homo lire In.
q 10 n Enst Temple street. Halt Lake
city, Utah. on Tuesday. January u. isle.
at I O'Clock II. ~. Tor the election Of Of.
ncers aud for the Transaction Of such
THOMAS W. SLOAN.
Secretary.
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Co.OP. WAGON 8 MACHINE co The
annual fneeiinr ~ the stock holders of the
go operative WAGON 4 Machine Co. wi l
ho held at tho eump.ny'- onirr In SAL Lake
. o'clock y ~ The putpO.ss tot which said
meeting !. called arei Iocicct difcctof. Tor
the ensuing yVnfi 81 receive the annual ~.
parts ~ the president aud secretary. aud
w. transact any such other business a. may
lawfully come hcfnr. snitl mortinv.
MELVIN u. WELLS. secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19

In pulmonary trouble the direct nc
ton OF BALi.ARp'S HOREHOuND
SYRUP upon tho throat. chest aud
lungs immediately arrest the malady,
by relieving the distress. cutting thn
phlegm and freeing the vocal and
breathing organs. Price 20 and " cents.
y. c. N. I, Drug Dept
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

HOME FIRE INSURANCE co.-.Tho
annual meeting Of tho stockholdefs q thp
Home Firc insurance Company % IGN
Will be- held at the cumpaiy'B ofilcc, No.
~ Mnin Street salt Lake CITY. Utah. on
Tucndny. February :. 1870 1T 2 o'clock
D. M. f.hc purposes for which said meet
Ing n called, are TO elect DIRECTORS. y &c.
year and 10 transact nry such o'hcr
business % may lawfully come heiore
'' HORACE O. WHITNEY.
Secretary.
Salt Lake city. Jan. g. 1890.
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Co.or. FURNITURE &C, Notice Is here
hy given that tho stockholders 81 the Coon
furniture CO. Will meet ~ their office, u 10
" ruuth Maln street. on Tucsday. lcby Z.
isuA a. di.D y m, for the election Ut nine
directors AMI such other business a. may
come hcfotc the meeting.
% H. PETIT. Secretary
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SALT LAKE LIVERY AND TRANS.
FEy Goa special meeting OF the
ntUc kholdcrH Of the Salt Lake Livery &
Tranrfer co, win be held Thursday,
jan 10Th. 1899, at y, M. at the compa-
ny'S Office on West Temple street. Salt
iiikc city. Utah, FOR N. purpose u
elvctifg Board OF Directors for the
curu.ng year. and for such other buAi-
ncSr NJ may legally come before H.
GEO. Il. oDELL. Scc'ty.
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lntcndence. they have shown good
sense, and reasonable success has fol-
lowed. II In not nloar why shoe work
efa who have been dethroncd ny ma,
chincry could not go back to the soil.
That ls surely the tendency these days.
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NOTICE TO onnprroms.


Creditors VIII present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned. at law
Office OF Morse a. Whittemort. i0i Me-
tornlck Bids. ON or before the 11th
day OF May, A. -. 1899.
JAMES w. HOGAN,
Administrator Of Estate OF Agnes Hog
gan, Deceased.
Date OF first publication. January ~
a. ID. 1893.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19

The petition OF James II. Jennings.
letters OF administration In the estate
OF Clarence u, Jcnningu deceased. has
been set for hearing on Saturday. tho
slat day OF January. A. y. 1893 at $3.50
o'clock n. m, at the County Court
House. In the Court Room OF said
Court. IN salt Lake city. salt Lake
County. Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this nth day OF
january. a. u. 1892
Iseall DAVID G. DUNBAR. Clerk.
10y GEO. u. BLAIR. Deputy Clerk.
Williams, Van Colt a Sutherland. At
torneys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19

The worst after effects OF lniluenza
arise from deranged functions OF tne
liver. Clcnr the blood at once with
HERHINE. for Il will strengthen tac
liver I" Withdraw ifnm circulation the
NJ. l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19

itEnER J. GRANT co.-The annual
meeting ~ the stockholders ~ Hebcr ,.
ths 0dice Of the COMPANY. No. ~ Laln
Street. Salt Lake City. Utah. on Tues
day. January 7int. iNPl nj , O'Clock y. "a.
hoard ii dirsctdra 10 serve for the cnsu-
Ing year and 10 transact such other husi-
ness aa may legally come before II.
JOHN sTHiNOifAM,
Secretary.
Salt Lake CITY. Jan. !. isaa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19

TARIER's nUcllEYE PILE ONT
MENT II the only remedy Tor blind
bleeding or protrudlng piles. induried
by physicians. cures the most obstinnt,
cures. Price 90 cents In bottles. Tubca
"a cents. n. G. N. l. Drug Dept.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.


the following described stock on nc.
count OF assessment No. 4 Of y cent per
rhntc In the capital stock Of said COM
pany. levied ON the s2nd u November.
1898, the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective share
holders ~ foilowg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19

In the District Court, Probate Division.
IN and for Salt Lake County. state
OF Utah,
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DRIANT q. YOUNG,
Secretary.
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Legal. NOriCE.

Consult County Clerk or the Respective
higners for Further Information.
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ny ordcfuf the board ~ directors OF tho
Ca-~in MinluR Company. At u mrctinR hell
January 18th. ispl Toe uhte Tor declarii,,,
III. stock uciinpucnt has been rOstronrd
until Thursday. February .nd. ituA and n
b. advert lsed fUf sale aud sold AZ nubiir
emotion Ia the .Oilicr uf The naufOtarv isl
Mair street. Monday. February with. ia al
IEssE NJ. rox. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19

Childrona Jersey ribbed natural
gray Union Suits. heavy fi.cccd 10 but
ton across the chest. former prices
~ 10 Gic each according TO size.
they 10 this week IN all Sizes. at
2oc
Ladies' medium heavy feeced Jersey
ribbed gray Union. suits, sizes 20 9.
regular zoe quality. 40 this week at
4Oc
Ladies' extra heavy neeced eoru
Union Suits. best cotton winter UNDER
wear In the market, IN all sizes.
standing 500 grade. for this week at
69c
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DELINQUENT Sorror.

The Nqrihfn Spy Mining Company. prin.
cipnl Place " business, Mccormick
a Co.'s Bank. ralt lake City.
Utah.
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Notice j. hereby given that Mt n meet.
ing Of the Board OF Directors OF said
company. held ur. the 10th day Of De-
ccmber iNe. an assessment tof one al,
cent. per. share was levied on tho capitai
inediately at the Office OF the secretary.
No. ~ Main Street Any stock upon
which this assessment may remain nm
raid on tho 18th day of January isgl
shall be delinquent and advertised Tor
sale nt public auction. and. unless pny-
incnt II made before. Will be sold on tho
y. m, TO pny the assessment. together
with the cost OF advertising and cxntnse
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19

In the Matter OF the Estate OF Clarence
T.. Jennings. Deceased.
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Aud IN accordance with law and an ~.
18th day of November. INK uo tunnv
shares ~ each pnryei 10 such rntk ~
may be necessary VIII he sold nj TIL aar.
corner uf FIRST Souih nni East Tcmnis
streets. Salt Lake CITY. Utah. on Mon.
dny. January =. isq9 NJ l o'clock %. M.
a. pay the delinquent assessment ihers.
IN. together With the cos, of advertising
'' \. iiASAuER iR..
Secretary.
Corner Iira, South and East Temple
streets. Salt Lake city. Utah.