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New-York tribune., 1899-07-31

Mr.. McAneny answers that the member referred
70 Was Mr. Cannon. chairman OF the House Appro-
priations Committee. and refers Mr. Gage to The
Congressional Record" for June o. 1898 for the rest
Of the Information asked for.
In showing the number Of persons appointed
under this and subsequent exempting acts-pers,rs
whose employment has already been continued for
second year and now seems apt 10 continue in
.3ehnitey-Mr. McAneny referred for purposes nf
comparison TO the number appointed in the Treas
under the Civil Service law and Mr. Gage asked:
WI Mhs, q, Is MS purpose In making this statement
b h ~ oe anu IL 10 lnSinuate that vacancies
20 law?' Mr.. McAneny replies: II hardly need
original competitive appointments-were presented
20 give comparative idea Of the number OF oriCi-
hal hal appointments under the war acts In mention
Ing these, Immediately following. | give the total
rs ninety-four. adding. exclusive OF promotions and
raansfer trans REGARDING such places as may have been
he methods you mention. were not in question"
COMPLAINS OF LAXITY
Mr.. McAneny on June II referred to the failure
OF the Treasury Department TO put end TO the
growing practice Of appointing persons TO classi-
led places in violation OF the rules. by Withholding
payments Of salary to such persons In accordance
with the practice now followed in the States OF
New-Eork Massachusetts, and Illinois. and wher-
showed that the civii Service e Commission had
proposed TO Nj: MI: Gage-the adoption OF an adequate
ofeial recommendation on the subject had been
he cSroe f o e 9eSs ba6 Sn@ hst n
salaries should be paid 10 all persons certified by
Department officers, whether their appointments
Mr. Gage said: ''The Controller Of the treasury,
while related TO the Treasury. Department. is the
once said The only way 10 change the decision OF
the Controller OF the Treasury is TO change the
oontroeIr. From his decisions the Secretary has
Ar. McAneny concurs with Grant. and retorts:
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II YOU HAVE PAIN IN YOUR DlCE.

Let us give you piece OF advice. Pain
IA the bAna 20 Do uu almo tlufalenlo sign
OF kidney dl1eor'i "a uurlr nisn BE- mo
condition OF your urine, 81 you have
pain IN tho back then look o. the com
Niuon OF your urine. II a. chally done.
Take o glass tumhicr and an Il with
urine, after Il has stood q hours. n IL
has a sediment, u u is milky or cloudy.
" u II pale or diacolored, Huiugy or
rory, your Kidneys ana Bladder are
~ q dangeroun condition and need I'M
mediate attention, or the consequences
may prove fatal
Dr., David konncdy'R Favorte REM
edy II the one medicine that really
cures all diseases of the kidneys. Liver.
HINDER ana Blood, Rheumatism. pyH-
prpHln ana Chronic Cunnupntion and
eorrpcta the bad effects OF whisky and
peer ON tho system. Il ~ wonderful
how Il mnhul that pain IA tho back
disappear, how it relieves the desire TO
urinnte oftcr, especially az night and
drives AWAY that aoaldiuB pain In pass
Ing water ana In a remarkably short
time makes you well and strong. d.
David kennody'H Favofito Remedy IN
hold AZ an drug atorea Tor tl,O0 a bot
Tie, or six bottles Tor $500.
II you would like TO try this wonder
tul medicine you can do no absolutely
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a free trial bottle, together with a
pamphlet OF valuable medical advice.
VIII be sent you ny mail. postpaid, pros
yidlng you mention the "NcWs" when
you write. The publishers OF this paper
guarantee the gcnuineneaa of this lib
eral offer.
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" water flowing into Homtiful. This
case was appealed from conviction
had ln Justice Haywoods court 100
bountlful precinct
October aith-O MpGrnw vs. oregon
Short Line railway. ddmaEe suit for
oiccting the plalhun from defendants
-fain at Pennington.
october 2sth-Frnnk Fitzgerald va
Orsron short Line railway plaintiff
sues Tor $4,000 damages Tor alleged
unlawful cicctmont from defendants
train 90 Woods Cross
october KayHville city va r.. n.
Ellison. three cnsen. the defendant is
charged with doing business re lay
ton without obtaining ~ merchants
license from the city uf kuyavile. ap-
peal from Justices court of Kavavilc.
October 3ist-1oscph Oherndorfcr vH
Israel Can 20 90. action tu recover on
official bonds NJ defendant Cnll ur COM
stable.
The case Of the State vs ray w. umn-
don. disturbing the peace appealed from
Justice itiuhurdH court, Pennington.
hos been continued Tor the term By
ltlpuintiun.
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COUNTY TEACHERS MEET,


Tho teachers IN tHc county schools
met with County Superintendent Van
Cott. In the city ana county building
this morning, Mr.. Van Colt offered "a
number ~ suggestions In regard "a the
tfuancy problem. II could be- largely
prevented hy appealing 10 the pride of
the pupil. Emphasis was laid upon the
subject OF reading the most important
subject. thinks Mr.. Van Colt in tho
primary grades lu the season of nu-
tumn thoy should read OF ripcning fruit.
N harvest. etc. q De reading should be-
suitable TO tho season OF the year.
children should be- kept busy. the only
way Co keep them out n mischief on.
der aud system fhuuld be used IN dis
MISSING ana taxing up a. school and ln
tho conducting % rlusfcN supcrinttnd-
eut Van Cot discussed many methods
in regard to teaching the primary
grades. iie oppressed himself ua being
highly glatlhcd ut the progress made
Ia the county schools, and commended
tho efforts of the teachers who nr.
working faithfully ANA asdduously ln
petlcoilug their schools.
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NoIIol o. sIoclnoLprrs MrrrIso


salt Lake Ciiy. Utah. OCT. o. is1.
The annual meJiIng uf tho stncsboIdcrs M
iln rnlut joe MIuiuE NuWpluY. fHr duo rlnI.s
uuu ~ uricor aud tho transaction df SUCH
ettf luslursa ua may cuuIu hufurs thpm Will
" h'Ih 90 We uWar W thp company iui MHlu
Mr.gl SOU lhku city, un Monday, November
%, isn, ats D.. m.
AZ ihr same time nnd place and immediate.
"a iu'luHlur sHid annual mDUflne ID stnHE.
holders mtctlns VIII hu held 90 vote uulu
tnr adoption ul tlu following amendment o.
pauyf
Amendment 10 Article XIV Oh! the Article,
nnuYf
That Article Nv DO nnd tho same b. horo.
hy amended nY adding 90 slld article the
Nuru, Tho Directors shall also have plurr
60 srll und e. make contracts fiIr aHlr ~ ANY
vf hl W tho fual anu urrsunnl property 80
inia company ut such pr.cla mud upun suph
btu. and conditions o. ihry may derm
cApclcht nnd ior tho bost Interests ct thIs
HusuoctfullY.
NM. s. BuRTuN, Secretary.
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EN- ROWE no PHILIPPINES.
One Of the Most Popular Majors Of the
Volunteer Service.

Major Samuel W. Aiulor OF tho Forty
sixth United strus volunteers ~ a
guest of hls cousin. y. %. Miller. man
aver n the Commod1fe mine. in Denver
The major b. ON DIE way to san Fran
cisco to Join his regiment and the com-
munl viii leave FOR The Philippines ncxt
month, and Will dulhtiefH make il brief
stay 100 Salt Lake where DO has q num-
her uf warm frienda Tho regiment
was rccrllted lu Massachusetts by
Major Mlllrr and ls known Ia New Eng
land aH MillcrH regiment 0u account %
tho great popularity OF tho senior ma
lur The visitor graduated from West
Point twenty-five years ago. lir VIII
leave Tor tho coast this morning
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EPHRAIM.
WIN Establish Ttre Department Wait OF
CHIEF nevins, Ut salt Lahe.


Ephrnlm Saupotc CO.. oct. la-Nfr
James nevlnc, chief uf The fire depart
mcnt nf Salt Lake CITY came her, to-
day Cor the purpose uf giving tho city
council advice regarding the best nre
apparatus suited tu tho circumstance
uf Ephruim city Tine Mayor y. r.
Hansen, Couucilmcn w. j, Armstrong
and e. 10. nurluH ana Mr.. y. g. pctcr.
fUu, met Mr. bvyinr at tho depot and
escorted him Co the Union hotel for
dlnnrr After dinner Mr DUyino was
taken through che business part of our
city examining the water fupply aud
the distance % wBn from the huildiugs
After duly considering The matter in
hand. Str. urvluc advised the CIty OF
sphrsim Co buy mounted hand engine
and about 600 feat of hose, also thrcr
for four 3-rallon chemical engines flr
v2tluvuIfhlng fires
Ephwlm To- much in need 90 nnmo
means Of protection ln case of nrc. lu-
der the present conditions she business
part OF our city could Doe destroyed %
nrc broke out with no means at hand
Tor checking &c.
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NoricE or sAtr UNDER pGrp or
TntsT.


NOTICE. =, horby given that Dhcfes,
Charles n. Cannon Hud luu cannon hi. vito,
"a ihr ~ gay II. Nay iN., BORROWED v
fieno1 nnd made executed aud delivered in
said "flHiy thrlf note uul agreement Doc
that amount payable boo lnaftlinrnts afHuff'-
90 secure ihU sHIl motto aud 900 payment 70
tll ihr lnsinllWUntH nul ui Dog fines aud Hs.
lions NJ said BOB sirtf. un fhn sifnu ftafn nIafu
rfHHuttu and delivered fn tnU uudHHllfnld
uc1rge 81. rannnu. uulur their hlnd. Hni
81 trust wa recorded Iu ihu office N tl.e sale
Lake county iJeIrIrr lu Nuuk 300 Of Mort.
s3Fcs pAs ~ un gov i,th dnygf My i-a
hY nufnrlud tu and mndr o. flri ~ ibis uIiiru
Whereby tInf 1lutfgl INUlHfc y. tanuou.
f Hsmsi is .sd ava ~ ' tfu.i sna i1 20 Bs.
nl1 teisn4 forever 300 Che property hrrein-
Aud ubero,5. che said Charles M. Cannon
and Ida Cannon. his wife. urH nnN ln dufuult
Do paving tnu lntnrnsi. lusiIIImunts aud nnrs
1na th.na y now doe thu aeIrtJ thu sum %
Whpftlt at tlu same tiur soc laii Charlie,
~ Cannon Huu llH DHuuIn hI. Wife n'rlsId
D. .NIus uf tnU lsfh tuTItH 20 stock % tlH
shId 'nclgiy ns additional security fur said
Inlu with Authority 600 aDii fhr same ln cusa
uf default % amy ut hn provisions OF sud
NOTE Hui Hgrtcmnut urtaciUr1t
sos therefore. pursuant tn thr terms ~
HHll nr % uf trust 900 800 no tIU front uuIr
uf llr Dli1 nud glatl liuiliInf. Iu tnu tty
tlraHh da, q uet1lsr. a. b.. isli ne iie boaf
% o. u.m.t ~ public auction, O. tHU h'IhDHt
bidder nl tle right ilun mud lltrrHt tnat
$50 nld Charles N cannon and lIn cannon.
llf wife hnu uu thr 18TH day ~ Mnf, iF1. ur
that They may afterwards hufr trQulrHd, 90.
% and N ali that pioo,. ,or par-el ~ lald Ia
salt Lake NuuutY Utah. particularly de-
scTihHl Ha follows. tusWltf
Commencing ono nnd Ten cicrrntha "a to.tu
rldH uufih frIm tuo southwest CORNER uf lut
thrcH fn. lu lIurh en- n0 plat 49, slIt Lake
tItN HurftF. aud fIuulHg fhUurr uurfn fhruf
uud uuu hHf H'fI rIuH. UluuHU east DiIht nl
rulsi ihHIrr south thHr Huu uunshlN u'H
fUd. tlrucu wet uI9ht o.I rods 90 thU place %
hHaiuuing.
A's1 tauItH share nf stack of iho lih
FrHIrs of atuHh DO tIH slII EiIu's Uuurnt
iiuldlnF sor|uiy. p'UlfUl la Ifuarsli1. aud
nll upnlY th" p1ucr'als NJ said sale N dlrrct-
rd lu said duuluf trust
GEORGE 81 CANNON.
Trustee
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Principal pIlio Of Il.IaoI' saIt Lake w.
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OUR OWN STATE.
PROVO.
Court Cases hoy Hurt In risy Wants
segregation roiiucs.

Court Cases hoy Hurt In risy - WAITS
segregation roiitics.
Special Correspondence.
Provo oct goth THE following bual-
ness has been transacted in the Fourth
district court before Judge Booth.
The pUtlilun Tor detachment nlcd by
property owners N ts.fi. being outside
" the plated portion of the city was
heard by Judge Booth last evening and
was taken under adviscmeut until oct
The petition of citizens living north
~ Fifteenth street. which De- outside Of
the plated portion of Provo city, ask
INK To be- detached from Provo, occupied
the entire tlmo uf The court to-day ana
went over until saturday.
The sunnifh Fork Coon. was given
Judgment hy default against g. W..
stewart fur Sc'u principal 80 attorney
fees. and ti2 costs.
The estate ~ John iinri. deceased.
Geographic Wiil admitted 90 probate. and
4. =. awude appointed executor with
bonds lf $500
John y. Adkins Administrator ~ the
estate of thHH nwHh. dHcorae1. was
Oulercd tn mako report within 90 days
The estate of t'cl stewart drrtnrsd.
J. ". Davis. william 10. Smith aud
Amos Warren were appointed npptlla-
sra.
Tho case Of Yorraa1n vH Taylor was
hy agreement continued without date
from oct. e.
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LADIES' AND MISSES
UNDERWEAR.

ladies fIhhoi vests ...,. ......2.c
Ladies' ribbed vests neeccd ..,...atc
Ladies' union suits ...... ,..,...Clc
Misaes union suits ..... .. .....glc
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NEw nOoks FoR rupLIc LIRRARY

The following books have been added
Go the pubdo library during the week.
"AutobluFuphy 0f Farley T.. Pratt"
First twenty-five volumes HHrpef'H
Mnglsine. June 1870. 90 December isGs
CyruH. Introduction 90 the study OF
American Archaeology"
Hazlctt Lectures on tho Age OF
IsfInHHHfD "
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
ANACONDA, MONTANA.
Terrible Loss Of Lifo In tho Recent niis-
nrd serious Toss ~ Cattle and sheer.

Terrible Loss OF Lifo in tho Recent niis-
Eprd serious Toss ~ Cattle aud sheep.
Special Correspondence.
Anaconda Mont. oct 20.-Uop0rts
have Just c0mc Co hand 90 the effect
that ht leist twenty sheen hcrdcfs and
hunters pcurhrd ln the blsEtrd which
N.sltrd tho ranges of northern Montana
lust wU.b a low COY thH bodies have
boon found. hut most of tIe uuforun-
atcH VIII remain under ihs SNOW until 70
mrltr next spring. ThIuy-cIghi inches
f0il lu nr many hours and the wind
piled 10 Into lmpnfsHhlo drua
The luHH of fhrep ana cattle win be
very serious The snow wac 90 deep BOO
some ~ Tho northern towns that the
people were unable tu leave their
house, cor Two day. Fforakooper had
Co tunnel through tha rnaw from their
residences to their fhoua Chotenu IL
threatened With % fuel finlnc.
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lilo animal meeting 90 600 afHctNniuHfI u
fir Pride ~ che Wusf Wluluc Company. which
SHOULD hatu been bold Uu tha ntst Monday in
lrhrulrY lsn having passed mretinruf tln
fuse " r'erilug hnlrd az siv uirust0rs ~
serve ufiI tnn next ruaninu ANIMAL pleetlun
ana unfN thfIr sur.uHsurs snnll have UHUu
uulY rlrgfel nnl qualified. ANA iOf She tfdus-
action ~ other NuslursI HH mnv ufuurfIV
come huinu tin meotiug, is hereby called fdr
Monday. prinhgr ttl lsl 10 ..n0'rlncR y. No.
fu-ult Room iit tltY and county uuIdirt
salt inkc CIV, Utah H1il meeting will also
nruf uuun iin capital stock nf tho rrfn1ra-
Uuu. ]. ri. DO N-IN. Secretary.
salt lake OltY, Utah. sopt VIII $50.
Meeting adjourned Goo "Wednesday Nav. 1
~ 4. ifN-TN. Secretary.
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DrsEREr EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY OCTOBER Fl, 1882

debaaomcnts have been Increasing for
yoars. DO dolnf nil That lias Within its
power To- smother that sentiment hv
throWirf oNsuu'ius lu tha why uf re-
form Their stock arfumnut being that
prohibition uOrt not prohibit drinking
Neither do laws against thiovinr nre.
vent theft. but they certainly restrain
crime
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Tho nouublIoans of thla city met In
convention last Monday evening TO
nominate UItv Ticket A. tho meet
uF 10 was explained that ua Mnntun
would nkely como in ths taxing limits
of thr riIy that town would want rrn-
rrs'niatlnn. The convention therefore
adjourned until Saturday evening TO-
give Oh Republicans of that town "a
chance 60 ho represented, also.
The Democrats hold their convention
saturday evening october etat
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PENNINGTON.
Court Calendar - Cases SET for Hearing In
Second District Court.

npfDlui CORES pon0cnco.
Huntington, Utah. Oct e0.-County
CLERK Thomas n. Philips has prepared
the calendar Cor tho October torn of
the SECOND district court. which will
omen nt Pennington on Thursday. Oc.
tohrr edth, ui o %. n.. q iH nos follows.
october .eth--li. H. Driver a ul W.
The Union Llrht and Power company.
"a civil action % recover possession Of
tho gao ulun line running from Lake
Shore 90 sam Lake city
Andrew jackson myers Va Anna
Mycr1; divorce.
state ~ utHh va John Doe David
smith; a criminal action flr hef0uling
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SRw1I5
DRY GOODS STORE.

EXTRAORDINARY oPPoRTuNI-
TIES FOR TINS WEEKS SHOPPERS
Ladies' hlgh.Erade Tailor Made suits
Of Scotch MiNturee, in new shades
lined throughout with Tsnota silk, "a
$500 Suit for Si4.26
Electric Seal C0llarotta. long tabs and
Tails. at S2.oe
Imitation Mlnk Scarfa with 3 Tails
and Heads. at S3.25
Rainy day Skirts NJ an wool plalds
black mixtures, in dark gray. perfect
nL at SAYS
Fleece lined porOalino Pottlcouts. deep
corded Huflv, bright col0rH, at 9Bc
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SMIThFIELD.
Nominees Of tho Republican Convention
for City Omcer..

Special Correspondence.
Hmlthnrld. cache CO.. oct. Gothic
Republicans held their city convention
lowing ucfott
Mayor Newton Woodruff. marshal.
Robert Thornley, recorder George
Thomas; treasurer. Mrs Emma CazIeri
iuHtlcn uf thr peace Dr. g.. a. H1ynton.
r1uuCilmcn. James CIntwrll, Hans n.
Peterson. Joseph RoHkellcy ID. j..
Woelg. Samuel IcnhuHon,
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AMERICAN FORK.
Republican Uauens Nomiuatcs CITY Tichet
nishop Robinson l. Feeling Worse.

special Correspondence.
American Fork. Utah. oct u-Tha
Republicans NJ this place held "a cr roe
meeting ln the Theatre lnat yV fu
for the nomination of tiHpu
city Ticket 1'ho following Ticket Haa
put up.
for mayor. james Vs. Preston. rr.
curdor John 81 Th1mtU" Goo laufcr.
Annie e.. Hindley. iustir fho rolcu.
g.. A. Ulagleri marshal ..i.un ilowley
couucimrn. Wliiinm Mathews. Thomas
E Steele. potHr Atkinson. John Chnd.
wick. liichnrd g. Steele.
The Democratic party hold their cau-
Gus tuuirht fur The nomination of u
Democratic ticket
The friends N Bishop ". ID Robin
son win regret 10 learn that hs has
been feeling very much worse the past
fHW dnNH.
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Aurora Niulug Company, principal place %
hus|nrsa. Salt Lake city. Utah Mines
Situated 40 MsBstnlU Plutc County
Utah.
NOTICE 4. hereby given that nd meeting
~ che nrrr'ur uf fHn AurHa MinIug tome
pAufs bold september Ith. iNi1. nt so. %
Nurlh MAIN Ht SAT- Lake DliAs aeu'smrut
Goa 90. capital sturk ~ sHid company. naYs
an'U immediately 60 thr Secretary uf ihh
tumtauy Ht y North Main street, salt
lake tIfNs Utah. ANY stock uu which
THIS assessment may frmuiu unpaid nu
thu lsf day of November WlU hu decline
ls u ,a 4i MAY. l ry,l.l, , a,. . asg ,n va
De- sn'd un November IHtH. lslI, tn uaF mo
delinquent assessment, together With cost %
advertising uuN Nurusu uf sale.
JAMES Do. HIlEllAtI. sfaV.
au \ Main &C.. salt inku CITY.
Dated. sale lake cts -cutcmuarel i-aI
first Modification. september 1A lrHt
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lake Dty. october sih i,n
Sealed proposals Uul ht u.apIyrd I'd tlls
nIIHu until Nd O'Clock u.n. nl saturday. Oft
alHft lt1 Tor ihu work. of constructing % nina
rtHur 1u thu Mouth siiuui IIIrI eluIh Ftfust
IHlurHu ~UHuUl iHrf and SIXTH Iurf afrirf..
pool uu tlu u1giH eide uf irst south sirOrf lis,-
tarrH ilfsI Mti and Nnrlni Wgt streets.
n.rntalus Co p.uns iu Goo uiy EngInucrs
Instructions OBJ bidders together with
sroelHnulut aud forms Tor contract md
fhu ufnrU uf thH huari.
GOO rsht o. rscr,cl 60 reject amy and ali
lIIa
liY order uf che BOARD on Public Works
o. a.. kELsIN. Chairman
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Adam O.. -iHIgull'rrfuu Ger lasuOfl Do 100
AuuiU o. Nrluu7n .nn tuE lsslcdl 20 200
And lu accordance With law aud an order
ui thN llntf4 " ullr tuis made on t1U lth
uAru unr'UI uf surh sfn'h uf may De- uu't's-
snry. VIII lu snld Ht che uniru ~ thu soefu-
tarY uf said corporation. k1um Nu 10 Duln-
nrrrllI NIura. salt lake CITY. UTAH uu
"Wednesday, thU 18th day uf urtniar isN. 10
o'clock d. u. ~ said dly. Ca JAS Tho dellu.
Uurut assessment iuunthrr With tho rnsfs ~
advertising aud thn UNuFuHu uf sale.
JAMES u JENNINGS
Secretary hwnd Uulrh Mining Oumnnuy
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LEHI.
Death OF SIR. }. a. wallace onbsr,. OF
Typhoid.


s'A'HAAAaA ~ 'AA RI N'''NNNN| ANNNa
Lchl oct 2O-Mu. J.. a. Wallace
Gilbert of MerCur formerly NJ Mount
Pleasant. dird nt the home ot MI. r. 10.
Edwards Yesterday in her 9Th year
Mrs. Gilbert Dr. "a sister OF Mrs. o. N.
Edwards, aud was here only 900 short
Visit pvriouH Co going to Mount Pleas
ant Just aa she was ruIur Co leave
llohl fpr mo Inter place one uf her chill
drrn took Hlck with scarlet foVrr. aud
% iH supposed that Hhc nycr1our herself
during tho sickness nf hHr child. and
about u week or ten days aFo was taken
with typhoid fever which eliminated
10 her death Yesterday morning. Mr
Gilbert was a. tho time OF her death
IN iieddluH. california. whore be- had
gone with n company from McrCur Go
erect n Min no that district Mr. I'll
bort ~ expected home this morning
Mr. Gilbert leaves n husband ana three
small children and a host of friends to
cherish her memory.
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SPANISH FORK.
safer Roadway In Canyon - Growing Sen.
timcnt for Prohibition.

Special Correspondence.
spanish Fork, oct. 20-The RIO
GrundO Western has now finished
about three miles of new road In tho
mouth ~ the spanish Fork canyon.
and turned over the old grade 90 the
county Tor wagon road. which makes
IL much Hnfcr for travel than Il has
been ln the past
NEW CATTLE TRAIL ADVISABLE.
Every IAN there arc iots of stock killed
ON the railroad when coming down IN
the valley from the summer range.
hence % appears that 10 would be-
beneficial 90 the stock owners Co make
q road mp the Maple Canyon and thorp-
By avoid LOSSES and other incon-
venionccs,
SENTIMENT FOR PROHIBITION.
There is strong growing sentiment
among the people ~ spanish Fork In
favor of prohibition but the old ring
under whose fostering care am sorts OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

ifln'lpal lllfr ~ linslnUss. SAT- Lake ClY.
Ulh.
NOTICE o. hnrchY givuu that 100 % moot
lnE uf tho Hoard of Directors ~ thn Lower
Mammoth Mining Company, IpIl uu Thur.
day, thu 18Th day of Ociohor. irf. au ussus..
mont uf rrnfH per SHARE WIS lutluU uuIu
thU capital stuel uf tuU tnmruuy. d. yuhIf 81
Nuilulug, SAT- iuhr tlfY, ltnn. ut nurn. uuu
hNiufr thn liih ulN uf NuFUmnUr lHlI ANY
Stock upou which This u4srssmUni mHY ru-
Wh|u unpaid uu thU iiii dty uT Nutruih.I
lelt. VIII lg dulnWuvu and advertised lur
sole ni public auction. and uulrss pas mrut Is
muuU huiuru WIZ De- sold 90 tht athduy nf
monl iosgthgr with rusis of advertising aud
rkunuau % sale.
SAMUEL j. PAUL se-y.
Aul iugfrss lu.ldlug, saN ialn tlty. Utah.
Dated SHh Lake tlty, Utah OCT A.. $50.
lirst publication, October %, iHl1.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-21

WWT W0TH7HH UIIV Winning U0mNlny.
Odlco and Principal lllrp ~ business SAT-
takU City Utah
NOTICE d horribly given that at a meeting
uf iho dlruriurs held uu tht 18TH day nf sept,
1870 an assessment Of q NJ 0 crut npr shhrr,
was lrN.rl uu all thu shares uf the capital
stock ~ thn corporation. uHYuh'n un 1f Doe
fore the Nfh uHF uf NrtuhUr. isHi fu rho
Lake tItY. Utah Am stuTE upon which fhn
lHatasWUut may rumllu unpaid un tlH 18th
day ~ uftnnrr lrt. Wan uu delinquent and
uHyrrtlsui fHr sAIu ut public auction nul
unless Inymrut Is made hUiuru sl many ~
fhn shnus represented hy each crrtilrntu NJ
ihr stnHI. sn delinquent ua may nH necessary
HIIl Den HnII uH tnu ifth usY % NuVrmhuf.
lHfl nt laur'Oca nom. tn ulY thc delinquent
ussuHsfurut together with thH Crst uf hnNrr-
Using uuu rNurnsU 90 sale.
THOMAS D. TAYLOR sccy.
lN ururr OF thr lilarl uf DIRECTOR.
salt Lake CITY. liuH -Hut 20 lsn