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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-13
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

AZ Cripple Creek. Colo, yesterday.
Col, W. j. Bryan was presented with n
loving cup made OF silver and gold at
ratio OF iG TO 1.
Fire In the Rltcr-Conoy manufnctur-
Ing plant In Allegheny. Pa. last night,
caused loss OF about 100000, fully
covered by Insurance.
Since the opening Of tho Nlordlkc
season, fl,00O,000 In gold has been de-
posted In tho United States assay Of
fee IN Seattle, Wash.
II seems probable that the first race
between tho Columbia and Defender,
under the auspices OF the Newport Rae
Ing association, win be sailed on July
2ist.
L. NJ, Crawford. manager OF the
Crawford opera house, Topeka, Kan,
has iiled a petition In bankruptcy In the
United States district court. Liabilities
S3SS,7a0.
Ex-senator Arthur p. German OF
Maryland, u III at the Hespcrus hotel,
Magnolia, Mise, and his wlfo and two
daughters are nj his bedside His con-
dltion Is not considered serious.
The Democrats OF Wisconsin are atlu
divided. while the state central COM
mittee fnvora the nomination uf VIII
liam jennings bryan az O presidential
candidate, National Committeeman Ed
ward c. Wall does not favor the nc TO
Issue, and many gold Democrats are
with him.
AZ the hearing before the u. $. civil
service commission, al Concord n. H.,
ON charges OF violating the civil service
law, made against Senator Galllnger IN
which Mr. Galllnger ana senator
Chandler almost came 10 blows as stat
ed In the News" yesterday. Mr., CAL
llngers attorney also called Mr..
Chandler liar and the investigation
broke up. Senator Chandler viii ask
for the removal Of Mark =, Brewer.
chairman Of the commission, on the
ground OF undue bias against the CONF
plalnauts In the investigation.
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TEXAS APPEALS FOR AID.
Hope that Every City in The Union viii
Respond,


washington. July 12.-Rcprcscntatlvc
NJ u. Hawley OF Texas. who ~ now In
Washington. today made public the
following statement with reference to
the Hood situation IN that State. The
disaster which has overtaken the COM
munitos IA southern Texas lB without
parallel IN our country. Al some points
the precipitation was three and one
half feet In sixty houra. resulting IN a
n,od Of enormous proportions. covering
an ARIA N many square miles t.
depth " from nve 10 twenty feot md
"a lons OF from t25OOO.OOO % yl0.0JoO0o
mo less than twenty populous towns
have ben Inundated. uH well 40 thou
sands or wcll-c1tabiishcd and wcil-or-
dcrcd farms which today are ia "a
complete state Of dcHolntlBu. prac-
ucaily every work animal and every
milk COW. together with All stock cat
he and every VcHtiEo of vegetation, has
been swept away, leaving the country
completely devastated.
within tho influence of this awful
disaster reside over 10000 peuplc. all
most half o. whom nru IN a state of
hclplrasncus today. except nn they may
be- provided Tor by those who are gem
orous and able 60 nHHlrt them. Texas
IN alive 60 the situation and o. doing
lta utmost 60 relieve the suffering. II
IL not easy. however. Tor tho state
alone within the time necessary 10
auccor those people who come TO Il
for relief.
"Whon tho great tohnHtOwn food oc-
cured Pennsylvania could have easily
taken care OF their own n given time,
hut rs time, az u n now, WINS the oH-
srntinl factor they were obliged TO
appeal 90 a generous public cvcry-
who're. and from everywhere the re-
lief was Immediate and on n gcalr
commensurate with the disaster.
TO this public tho food district ~
Texas appeals today TO supply the
nccoEsories OF life Until tho horrors NJ
the Hood shall have passed and tho
people shall be IN n position 60 again
address themselves 10 the task of rec
establishing their homes.
For this purpose % ~ urFud through
out the press. the different commcru bal
bodies and municipal authorities of eve
cry city ~ the Union. that this appeal
b. answered.
For tho distribution N this relief 70
aystcm n being organized throughout
the Hooded district. Immediately under
tho direction ~ the governor of Texas.
a. whom all contributions should be-
addressed, az Austin. Tex and under
whose care every dollar win bn Jude
cluusly aud effectively expended"
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Principal Place NJ business. Salt Lake city,
Utah. Mines situated AZ Lake @idu
Mining District, rooolu County,
Utah.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Of meeting
u the Directors N tho bonneville Mining
Company, hold July D. 1907, nt No lO5 T. end
stock NJ said company payable Immediately
tn tho secretary uf the company o. salt Lake
CITY Utah. Any stock on which this a.
sossmont may rrmnln unpaid on August 4.
iHll, Will he delinquent and advertised for
sale ut public auction, and unless payment "
made before, viii Bee sold ON sept. 9TH 1904 10
pay tho delinquent assessment together with
costs OF advertising and expenses of sale.
H. GREEN secretary.
No iOi East end South ST.. salt Lake CITY,
Utah
Dated July 9th. fsl1.
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OUR NEIGRBORS.
ALBERTA, CANADA.


Pioneers.
Special Correspondence.
Mountain View, Alberta, Canada,
July 2,-Dominion Day was celebrated
here In good style under the direction
Of the Blshoprlc.
The people assembled at the meet
Ing house nc . %. M. when n process
sion was formed under the direction Of
tho marshal or the day. J. 4, IOfhnn.
Sem. headed by the Pioneer wagon OF
jos II, Gold. 10 represent entering
Fish Greek In 1899. These were fol-
lowed by u float which carried "a num-
her Of children. Then about a dozen
couples OF young people uf both sexes
on horseback. followed by carriages,
hugEies. wagons. etc After parnding
the village they returned 10 the meet
ing house. whore after a rouaing hur-
rah for Canada. a program was rcn.
dercd consisting Of speeches. Grafton
by Rev. McCtae. songs. REGULATIONS. ctc.
The progress OF this region was illus
trated By statistics read by Jos II.
Gold, which showed conclualvely that
grain raising Il decldcd success.
In the afternoon a ball game was
played, single W married mon. In
which the former were the victors.
Foot races by the children and q wheel.
barrow race by the ladies was "a
prominent feature ~ sport. followed by
"a dance for the children. and IN the
evening dance Tor the older ones. An
enjoyable time was passed by ALL
The weather was an that could be de-
sired
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EPHRAIM.
Lively school Election -Jorgcn Olsen Gone
to MS Rest Rain.

Lively school Election -Jorgen Olsen Gone
TO MS Hest i,ain.
Special Correspondence.
Ephrulm. Utah. July ii.-Ono or the
livelioHt school trustee elections ever
held In this county was held here yes
tordny. Peter Grvnvca. Jr., the ch0lco
of one part Of the people and p g.
Andersen. tho choice Of another part
we're the candidates over 400 votes
woro cast everybody turning out To-
the poles. Peter GrcaNeH Jr., was
elected. receiving n majority
DEATH or JORGEN OLSEN.
JorEcn Olsen. known no Cooper OF
sen. axe 81. passed away from this lifc
yesterday Brother Olsen has been sick
Tor some time. The funeral service Will
De- held IN the tabernacle Friday, the
iith. at " M.
FINE RAIN.
a very fine ruin yesterday nnd today.
Grain crop looks finc. The mcurn crop
~ light AZ compared with last year.
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ETNA MINING AND MILLING CON-
puuy. Principal Place Of business, salt Lake
CITY, Utah. Notice ~ hereby given that nt IA
meeting NJ the Hoard ~ Directors ~ tho
Aetna Mining aud Milling Company hold July
OH, islu an assessment M % cent DER share
was levied upon tho capital stock of tho cor
uuratinn, payable Immediately "a tho SCORE
thrN, ~ the ollifo % Tue company, Rooms Iia
OF Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday August ilth. 1870
VIII Doc delinquent and ADVERTISED Tor sale nt
public nurtIunt uuu unless payment IL made
hUflrV. viii be- sold ON Monday, tho 4th day nf
mont, together with cost ~ ADVERTISING and
expense ~ sale
ny order Of tho Hoard M nIrrct0rs.
W. 4. OLSON, Secretary,
salt Lake City, Utah, July i9,h, lsg9.
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Principal place NJ business, salt Lake city
Utah
NuTiCI a. hereby given that ut meeting
n thr dlrDtiurs ~ the Lover Mammoth Nlua
lng COMPANY, held uu Friday, the llth dAy ~
June. lsifi uu assessment ~ b. per SHARE was
levied upon thv capital stock nfthu company.
payable tu Co., secretary ut bis unlcu rlum llu
Progress building, salt Lake city Utah, ut
once, and before tho dist day uf july ts|A
Any stock upon which this Assessment Wny
rumqlu unpaid un the Ilst day NJ July, ls'N
Will De- Delinquent aud advertised flr sale ut
public auction, and unless payment ls made
before, WllI hu sold uu tnu 18TH day ~ August
tslu 90 Uhy tho delinquent Assessment, tu.
guther with cost of advertising and expenses
~ sale SAMUEL J, PAUL Sur'y
GO Progress Building salt Lake tlty. Utah.
Dated snlt Lake CITY, june aOth. lsJl.
iifst publication July ist, i-1
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RICHFIEL.D.
Assessed Valuations Of SEWER Co.-staks
Tabernacle Heavy Rains,

HN'N NaluhtiouH OF SEWER tOs-htnkn
Tabernacle Heavy Rains,
special Correspondence.
iNthuold, SgNler Co, July 1.-THE
county auditor has lust completed his
..p'll 20 the State board OF oquallzn-
you showing tho assessed value OF
Bpltrty In scvier county. as follows;
H.H estate, iiil, 2GG. improvements on
wv estate S3ib,g3l; horses and mules,
a.glV cattle, Sl3Ifls sheep, NOi.i9g;
Az l9s 's'ooei bees, 1915, merchandise,
4N-li machinery. tools, etc. Sb2.731.
.3u,y ana solvent credits, G36, 800; per-
g'lal property not otherwise enumer-
i'l. lthbl; grand total for the c0un-
70 fLNlil0N 10 this nssossmrnt we
w 20 add i27O.iI2 for railroad and
one ph lines, making the entire
s.i,Nni upon which the county will rec
Nv. ~, revenue, fl.hii.bSO. The property
r,' In the county falls S3635i be-
vast years assessment
STAKE TABERNACLE.
a. large force Of mon IL at work olenn-
a7sr'p we grounds and scrubhing the
w nl The tabernacle and mnklnr gsn-
nv PREPARATIONS Tor the dedication.
rE5 Nte organ arrived last evening
INK, wa. nut IN place ready Tor use to-
r.,o,t '.9i, pnyneH Is here and viii
''" until after the dedication.
HEAVY RAINS.
Oh l'sloflly ana today wa exneri,rc,d
NV heaviest rainstorm OF the Var
s,1 ~ ram fell IN sheets causint ths
49, ll Dee completely covered with
I'm throughout the city For "A
van, hood, such as we had tyyo
Ii new o, was feared. but fortunately
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Washington. July l2-In the list NJ
appointments IN the volunteer enlist
ment sent yesterday the following first
llouteunnta were omitted!
Grant Gillespie. first Lieutenant Sixth
Missouri volunteer Infantry.
Alfred Huahrouck. first lieutenant
20ist n. Y. V.
Lindsay =. Ruckcr first lieutenant
Fourth Texas v. l.
Alfred e.. Thompson Jr served on
stan ot Gen, wheaton. Spanish war.
VIM. ~. plummer, second Lieutenant
Second MaHanchu1ottH volunteers.
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HEBER.


Horses Ruled uarn and sheds nurucd.
Special Correspondence.
Hebar, Wnaatch Co.. July IA ter
rifle thunderstorm struck this town last
night at o'clock doing considerably
damage. The lightning struck q tolc-
phone post 90 which the team NJ John
Watson waH tied. ahnttering the post
killing one horse and iniurlng the oth-
or 80 10 viii b. of no use. Several ada
cent poles worc also split In the busi-
ness center ~ town the barn NJ Henry
l.. McMullen was aot on FIRE but tho
blaze was soon oxtlnguiHhed by himself
and upithhorf. In tho extreme north-
eastern part " the city the barn and
sheds Of Judge Thomas 8. Watson
were struck by lightning and complete
~ destroyed by IRE. burning 20 clnderl
two horses and seven sets Of harness.
Loss. 81 900. The i've cows wore gotten
out by q. r. Nilsson. r. near nclghbOr
a. was niao tho wagons and huggicH.
This nfc was not discovered until about
1850 o'clock and at ~ o'clock the whole
barn and sheds were aH nn electric
Hight 90 the whole town. The rain came
down IN torrents; such herve ana vivid
lightning and thunder was never seen
here before.
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Seattle Waahn.. July i2.-The steamer
Humboldt arrived from Alaska today
with 100 paHonrers from Dawson. who
added over one hundred thousand doll
lars to tho gold receipts from the Nlnn-
dixie. HurHer Charles Carroll 81 uu-
thorlty Tor the statement that nearly
$4,000 was iu tho fiumholtH treasure
box II was distributed among the
following individuals:
T.. NJ. Daulby. 10000. Frank Wright.
$4,000. Mrs. W, -. Folsom. $1,000. N.
Wright. 5000. j. y. Peterson. 1850.
o. NJ Gilbert. 5000 y. n. Winding,
$500. u. a. proHscr. $1,000.
In addition to tho Dawson gold. pur.
ser Carroll had consigned 10 him 81
100 IN gold bullion from Juneau.
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Coiorndn Uirl suIrIIIrs,

Spokane, Wash. July i2.-Aiice Rla-
tine, "a dance han girl. lcapcd from the
steamer Alberta outbound from Port
nm. ana was drowned yesterday. She
Killed herself because she had uuurrclcd
with Horace peyoru. the man with
whom she had been living. Her mother
lives ut Grand Junction, Colo. Alice
was 20 years OF age.
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Whatcom. Wash, July is.-whlic G.
II. Shubbc aud u. ~ Mcmillan were
coming ncros9 from Stunrt'H island last
Monday thetr steamer ran through the
largest school pf salmon over seen ON
the sound. II was five miles wide and
Of unknown length. The salmon were
so thick that the little steamer had
diciiulty In getting through
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Mr.. A. N. NOEL Of Ashervlle. Kansas,
says he spent good farm d0otoring
himself for chronic dlarrhoen hut got
no relief and was afraid that he must
die. He CHANGED 10 get hold " a bottle
OF Chamborlain'a Collie, Cholera ana
Dlnrrhoen Remedy and was permanent
~ cured by Il.
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Ana iu accordance with law aud lu nrd0r
" The bunrl ~ dlrUgtur maurun thr 9th day
NJ NHy a, d. is.1 sl many shares nj zach
ulrrU. ri HIUrh us may Dee Necessary VIII nn
sold It thH office ~ the company fuum lii
NyDumiCk liugh salt Lake tity, State of
Utah, uu Che -th day Of July, lF0, 1t thH
huur ~ l@ m. NJ stld daY Co pay uUiua
uuvut assessment thereon together with tho
costs uf advert sing Hud tho expense ~ suIF
IlluS o. TAYLOR. SECRETARY,
Room ut Mccormick block, sllt Lake ely,
Utah.
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Aud lu uouHriuuco With law and nu ururr NJ
the hulrl VI directors muuu un thu -uu uuY uf
juno, A. D. l7H, so many shares " zach unr.
uu. ~ sIurk us may Dec necessary VIII uU sold
90 tho office ~ tho company ulWs 300 and
900 Progress huildiug, lll suuth NHlu sire. O.
sat lAAu tlty, state Of Utah, uu tho 'ul Day
uf July, lsIt, &c tuu nuUruf Hu'rIuHk 49, m OF
said day tn uuy Delinquent assessment tIUru-
uu tuFvthvr with tNu costs ~ advertising mud
thu expense ~ sale Illu~. KANE
Secretary.
llolms 300 and 800, pwerrss HuUI.us 10
south Main street, salt Lake tItJs luh.
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Tho undersigned viii srll az private saln
tho following described real estate situated
IN the CITY unu county ~ salt Lake, stale OF
ltuhi The east half ~ thu west huIf uf Tod
tNu Oh, block thiuy-nYu taL plat "N" SAID
Lake city, survey being two aud uue-hulf
rods frontage aud tNuuty ruls dopth rou-
tanning nur 4luurn rods. Ou ur after sutur.
day tho Sud day uf july l-r, and wfittru
bids will hr reviewed 100 nurklu Is sons so.
&i5 south Main stroct salt Lake city uahi
terms uf aulprhsh,
JOHN n BUCKLE
Administrator
Dated salt Lake city, Utah, July Il, Isll
Allen 4. sanford, Attorney,
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Aud. lu HeUnul1ucu with law unl an urIHf
W t." lluHfl uf uIruHfufs made Ou tHu rth 1ty
such sfu'a Hs mHv hu urUutsurY. Wifi boz su.u
90 ODE office M thu rumuIuY ut SEQ. o. ne.
llrsi south 20. salt lnLU civ Utah. uu thD
sNn. N ~ Nu'nti. l.' tt O'Clock pima Goo
gHtlrr Win tuU coat OF advertising aud rNa
tunau OF sale u. %. CALDER -UeY
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OUR OWN STATE.

The election FOR school trustee passed
OF quietly yeatcrday-Wm ogden was
elected TO succeed himself
Preparations are being made TO give
a concert for the entertainment OF cone
ference visitors next Saturday cvcn-
ing.
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NorIoE no CREDITORS.

Estate of George Robert IS Gurbott. decreased
Creditors viii present claims with vouchers
% the undersigned at The Jaw office ui Nuu-
dcll 4 Adams Mccormick building. Suit iH.u
CITY, Utah, uu or before tho END d uf
october a. D. ls1l
ELLEN W. JACKSON.
ExocutrlV NJ tho Estate Of ,GrIrgu Iuuort 81
Gnrhrtt Deceased.
Maddpll Is Adams AfturuUYs fHr Estate
Date ~ nrt publication june @ud A. u.
1sNl
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COALVILLE.
school Election o. Period of Prosperity
sheopman Fined.

Sheopman Fined.
Special Correspondence.
Doalvlllc, summit County. July IA
A. the school election held yesterday
VIM. D1rruth was chosen by the elect
1u 90 serve as trustee FOR the term OF
lhreg years, Mr., CuTuth has served In
ihls position before ana has given eN-
'clent service TO tho public,
Tho merchants report an increased
volume NJ business; the crops bid fair
W BE- large and everything points TO a
period pi prosperity for the people.
lirher Kitchens OF Hcnefcr was tried
before Justice West OF Hoytsvillc today
on iho charge Of bcfoullng tho waters
W spring Creek. lie was convicted ana
lnel 80 and costs
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In the District Court, Probate Division. lu
aud ilr ~nlt Lake county, state NJ ltth.
Ia tho matter ~ Che estate ~ MARGARET
LuuluE McMurrlu, deceased.
The petition NJ Iu,uuh 49, NrNurrIu md
Iumr. l.. MrMurrlut UNDTufura 10 thu estate
~ Margaret LrtluE MgNufrlui dUeUusd,
praying Cor the settlement 10 hulI account M
said executors and Tor thr distribution NJ the
residue ~ said estate tu Tho pgrHuus entitled,
hos huvn SGT for hyarlug uu Wednesday tho
18th day " July A " lsnn, ut N.n o'clock
aim, ut Tho county Court House, 100 the Court
Room NJ said Court iu salt Lake tity, salt
Lake County, Utah,
Witness tho Clrrl, ~ said Court
tHEALl With the seal thereof uuiNud
thIs tst luy NJ IuIy. a N. NO.
DAVID a. uUNHAlg CLERK
ny GEORGE g. HLAth Deputy clerk
Wuddull A Adams, Attorneys.
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Highland Copper Mining Cofnp.pv p,i,cf,,t
iIace " buslncss. salt Lake Jlty, Uiah.
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nrrrnrr's SAM on rAurrrIoN.
In tho Third Judicial District Court. state o
ltuu, County 90 salt Lake.

In the Third Judicial District Court. state 90
ltuu, County 90 salt Llku.
Harlow Ferguson. p'gluilu, ys. RusuIIn0 Glib
som, miuur uud james Johnston, hvr
general guardian, defendants.
Notice rs hereby given that pursuant tu
order NJ Court lu thu Hhnyu entitled action,
the undersigned rufrruU. uu fHr ltn day u'
August, lsy, at tho hour ~ o. o'clock uunu, at
thr west fuut ulur No Ohio County Court
House, Doe slIt Lake t|fY Utah, Will sell 600
public auction. to tHu HIGHEST bidder fur ru.h.
hll thu following described property, tn-NIl
Al uf lnt mine Nu Iu block ono ll Five Aero
rlHt a. UiH Hold SURVEY pNuuutIug thUt
portion " said Dot described ns follows. tn-
wits Commencing ut the southwest clfuHr
OF said lnt hlur .4', block ono Co., I've AHu
wat ~ 1914 rlulu survey and RUNNING
thence North seventy NHI foot. thDuHu
East uluv ana ono half Uhl rulsi ihyuru
south seventy i've 6h frut and thence West
nluU and ono hnlf Wl rods 90 thu place " bee
ginning. AN stunt" lylng s4d Doing in thn
JOHN ID. CuMMOCk. Rcfcpe
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,
Consult County Clerk or the Respee.
tive SiRncrs FOR Further
Information,


In tho District Court Probate Division. 90
aud Tor Snit Lake County, state W uuh.
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The pleasant method and bcncfg ini
effects Of the wcll known remedy,
sYHur or EtGs, manufactured by the
CALiroHSfA Fro SYnUr Co, Illustrate
the value Of obtaining the liquid lnxa.
tive principles Of plants known 10 be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them la the form most refreshing 10 the
taste and acceptable 30 the systcm. IL
Is the one perfect strengthening lnxa.
tive, cleansing the system oilcctually.
dispclling colds, headaches and levers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome hnbitual constipation per.
mnncutly. It's perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub.
stance, and It's acting on the kidneys.
liver and bowels, without Weakening
or irritating them, make Il the ideal
laxative.
In the process OF manufacturing nrs
are used, rs they are pleasant 10 the
taste. but the medicinal qualities Of tho
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known TO tho CALIFORNIA Ttg SYnur
Co. only. Ia order 10 get its beneficial
effects and 10 avoid limitations, please
rcmcmberthc full name ~ the Company
printed on the front Of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
San rHANctsco. CAL
IoutsvfLfr Ky REV York u "
rnr sale by al nfugristn.-pricr rnc. per bottle
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Principal Place Of business. Salt Lake civ.
state ~ Utah
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SAN rftANCtHCo. CAL
LOUISVILLE. Ky. NEW YORK. q y
iinr sale by an nwgrian.-i'riCr rnc. per bottle
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At Cripple Creek. colo. yesterday.
Col. W. j. Bryan was presented with
loving cup made OF silver and gold at
a ratio OF iG 10 1.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-04-13
MAYOR SpENSlEY.

The people of Mineral Point elect
ed James Spensley mayor because
they have confidence in his broad
Judgment, his sterling integrity and
experience in public affairs. They
expect his administration to be IA
business one, and they have no fears
of disappointment. He had no de-
sire for the position and accepted 1t
only in response to persistent de-
mands as a duty he owed TO the
community with which he has so
long been identified.
No conditions or alliances hamper
him. He is entirely free to exercise
his Judgment uuintiueuced by any
political obligation. He is a man of
experience who is not likely to em-
barrass any interest by attempting
impracticable things. He Will deal
intelligently with conditions as he
finds them, and administer the laws
faithfully to secure equity and JUS
tice. In short. he can be depended
upon to do what he couceives his
duty without fear, favor or prejudice
Nothing more could be asked, and
nothing less should be expected of a
mayor.