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Mesa free press., 1899-07-28
Piles of Pain.

Many kinds of piles-itching bleeding-all
painful, terrible tortures, but all are quickly
cured by Cascarets Candy Cathartic. Ali Drug
gists, 10c, 25c, Soc
Mesa free press., 1899-07-28
1t is simply Iron and
Quinine in a tasteless
form. >. Sold by every
druggist in the malarial
sections of the United
States. No cure, no
pay. Price, soc.
WHOLESALER.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb, 6, 1899.
PARIS MEDICINE Co., City.
Conference.-The wish to congratulate you
Groves TastelesS Chilli Tonic. On exam
lining our record Of inventory under date OF
Jan. LIST. we find that we sold during tho Chill
season Of 1898, 266O dozen Groves Tonic. Wo
also find that our sales on your Laxative
BrOmO-Q uinine Tablets have been, come
thing enormous: having sold during tho late
Cold and Grip season q, 200 dozen. 49,
Please rush down order enclosed herewith,
MEYER BROS. DRUG co.
Per 6chall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
ELDER wo0DI1SsEE's FUNERAL

The Fourteenth ward assembly rooms
at 10 o'clock today wofr filied with ui1
friends assembled to pay their respects
10 the memory Of tho late Joseph
Woodmnnacv. who had lived To the rlpH
agc ~ " years, The decorations and
beautiful
The Fourteenth ward choir rendered
musical selections. aud Elder Auroilus
Miner offered the orcninf prayer Re-.
marks were made by President y. u.
Richards. detailing his acquaintance
with the deceased who had been q
father Co his ithe doccnsed'Hl orphan
brothers ana sisters. gathering them o.
the West from Iowa. Elder Richards
spoke highly of the deceased nH close
uriEhbor ana ~ u generous i.attrr-dny
saint. and nH n merchant.
President Angus N. Cannon followed.
lie had been acquainted with the dr.
ceased frum 1859 a. his death. and know
him 10 be good man and wise cuun-
Hellnr. ne being associated with him IN
the Snlt Lake Stake High Council TOR
a number NJ years, Elder Woodmunaes
was retiring In his disposition and
habits. and was slow 10 avail himself ~
the high scat IN the synagogue. iie
never pnfaded himself or his religion
with ostentatlon Elder Cannon WAS
rntlrflod that Elder WoodmhnHec'H ne
would entitle him To come forth In the
morning N the FIRST resurrection clothed
With Immortality and the means II
eternal Increase.
President George q. Cannon was the
next speaker, lir endorsed the remarks
~ the previous speakers. and reminded
those present ~ the necessity OF iiyiug
- that We may be- Justified ~ our roe.
ord, Notwithstanding that the Saints
have the promise ~ coming forth IN the
morning ~ the first resurrection. each
and all win have 60 account Tor tho
deeds done In tho body iilcHaed arr
they whose deeds Ro 10 Judgment before
h--d, President Cannon congratulated
Elder WoodmnnH.e upon the rest inns
he had been permitted a. enjoy and ev-
huftru hiH family and friends to live
worthy uf the fellowship OF Gnd ani
It's people
bishop George itomney closed the
services by Offering the bonrdlction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
COUNTY BUSINESS.

AZ meeting " tho board of county
commissioners this morning nrputy
shorim John Montgomery Jr. was con-
htmed deputy county treasurer. The
appointment was made by Treasurer
.. II. Lynch ana was done with tho
consent Of sheriff Howclis Mr Mont
Fomery'a duties VIII ha 20 l0Vy aud COLI
loct delinquent personal property iaY.s.
ana VIII not necessarily Interfere with
his work In the sherifts office.
In the matter of the taxes ON Becks
Hot Springs for the years 1896, 9. and
\, an Onor ~ Mr.. Bockr TO compromise
the payment OF same fer 5000 was nc-
copied. The original amount was MP
proSlmntely is.0Oo. which was claimed
10 De excessive,
The request of County Attorney nut
nam Tor an appropriation OF So. 60 cove
90 the expenses ~ bringing witness
mere from Evansville Indiana. to TESTIFY
M the Rowan forgery case, was grnut-
ed and the amount placed on the np-
pfoprlatlun Hat
. a number " county ilquor dealers
peuilnncd the board TO reduce thrlr
licenses from the present rate OF SIS
pef quarter 10 $50, the old rate. They
claim the present amount of business
10 not Justify the raise and says 70
causes hardship on the mon cngnFei
W mat class OF business. Laid oyer Tor
The petition OF residents OF dlstrirts
Nos ~ and 70. asking Tor a change ~
boundary Hue was, on motion OF Raw
llns, denied.
The report ~ ex-Aulllor raine. CIV
ing the financial statement OF Salt Lake
county Tor lAps, was received aud or
dered MED with the county clerk,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
OPPOSITION TO ROBERTS.
Inspiration Of he Ai,ieIs on Him comts
from Utah.
Ease IA rarie, aud Advising
Congress.

Special 90 the News"
Washington, H. e.. Fob. s0.-Foiiow-
inE In the steps OF the womana Chris
tinn Temperance Union" tho National
Council ~ Women" and Congress OF
mothers" the Daughters u American
Revolution" now In session here. pro-
pose 20 consider the Roberts case.
Tho inspiration Tor these attacks
TONES from Utah. a delegate of ID.
A. H." said to News" correspondent
today "i,ohcrts'a case VIII surely
form tho basis Of u spirited discussion.
although Some of tho delegates are
strongly opposed TO any discussion OF
the subject Mrs, Allen, wife OF the
o1'tepfrs"niatlyc. OF Utah. Introduced
one resolution rOndemning Roberts al
a meeting NJ the national board, but
IN the pressure Of business n was
tabled, The registrar general. Miss
susan liivlerr llvt1el. opposed the mos
Ton I" table anu she has declared herr
ser 40 nrmlN Ia favor of AN expression
ct op,,nion against allowing Roberts 10
take bile seat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20

the street with McCune. He said be-
fore starting across that McCune sug-
gcsted that when they get ~ the next
corner they shake hands. Mr. McCunc
going west and Mr.. Law south; when
In the middle " the street. witness said.
McCunc told him that he was $50 short,
hand and puy him the remainder later.
amount h. left In your hand7
Witnosa-l only had his word FOR n
Witness then said that Mccuue took
his departure west towards the Kenyon
corner and that Frcyer stepped W to
witness. who asked
You saw that man shake hands
with me7"
Yes "
You saw what he left In my hand7"
(opening ~
Yes"
Witness then asked Freyor 10 70 up
with me IN my room and toll the chief
NJ police what h. saw aud h. said nii
right chief Pratt Detective Sheets
Sergeant Hilton and another man were
IN the room explained 10 them what
had happened and turned tho money
over 10 Pratt after counting ". II was
currency -four twenty dollar bills
don't know whore the money Is now.
Some little discussion then followed
with reference 10 the location ~ tho
rooms from the stairs. after which
Chairman Shurtlin announced that n
was time for the Joint assembly Ia
meet. and IN motion the committee
arose 10 rcCuuvcne az $3.50 n. m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
MRS. NELLIE ). WELLS FUNERAL.

~ noon today the Elghth ward
meeting house was crowded with the
family and friends Of the late Mrs.
Nelll' Sheets Wells, who assembled to
pay her the last tributes u respect.
Evcry seat In the building was allied
and even the aisle was crowded. The
speakers Of the occasion were Elders
stephen Alicy. John Cartwright '. u.
v. McInllister. Chns. W. penruae and
Heller y. Grant. tho remarks being NJ
specially sympathetic and confolatory
mature. Tho opening prayer was Of
fefed BY Preat Angus NJ. cannon ana
the benediction BY Bishop Geo. ROM
MY. The music ~ the occasion was
furnished by male rrfTiet consisting
N.esrH. Piper whitney. Goddard
and spencer. srsfe fWfnn Jr. Of
ling ~ accompanist The floral
uHtrinrH tcnuVffu g Illtfda were un-
urnhlly beautiful and long process.
sion - carriages followed the remains
u the loved one ~ their last resting
piece.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
ANNUAL MEETING
OF DALY-WEST.
Harmonious Throughout and Off,
GERS and Directors Elected.
WORK STARTS UP AT ONCE
And Dividends commence In June
John ,. DsIy u President aud
Manager

The consolidated interests OF tho
Daly-west Mining company held thir
annual meeting this afternoon with n
representation OF 1915 shares out u
10000. voting. The meeting was har-
II. &. Chambers. CHARTS Read. Al
len Fowler and q. ]. Salisbury
were elected directors After the meet
ing proper. the directors got together
and elected John !. Daly president and
manager, n e. Chambers vice prcsi-
denti Allen Fowler. secretary. and ..
J. Salisbury. treasurer
Inc company VIII resume operations
at once and u IN anticipated that 10
VIII commence tho payment 90 regular
monthly dividends In June. The prop.
grty was shown 10 be In excellent con-
ditlon,. and Ia a position to market a
large tonnage " high grade ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
HOME FROM MANILA.
j. i. Grant Of Battery H. Utah Artil.
lery, Reaches This City.

Joseph +. Grant the son 81 Captain
Grant of Battery n, Utah Light Artll.
lrfy, came homo this morning from
Manila Mr. Grant enlisted with his
father In the Utah batteries and has
followed the fortunes of the Utah con.
ungent since leaving the city last
spring.
The young man left Manila Just be-
fore the hast trouble with the insur-
GENTS. lie said that before he left the
fUplnns were becoming insolent, and
trouble was expected az any moment.
The American officers We're constantly
on the alert and had 80 disposed their
IotNes as a. command the city and take
Agulnaldo's adhewnts az a disadyan.
tagr' no matter from what quarter
he attacked
INC vows representative was al
the Grant residence shortly after the
young man reached home and was Civ
en- an opportunity 10 witness side
view OF the Joy In the household at the
return oithe son and brother from the
war The young fellow had forgot
none ~ the family and the children
We're Wild with excitement as the sol
dier brother delyed into the trunk OF
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DEATH OF MISS 4. \. GILBERT.

Miss Amelia Jane Gilbert. n the
Nineteenth ward. passed peacefully
away last evening at the residence u
Mrs. Dorius. 81 Nufth First West
street. Miss Gilbert has hcen suffering
fuf som" time past with consumption.
She was born ht Brussels H.. AuEuat
md. 1871. ana came west for her health
some ycafH ago. Since residing w Salt
Lake city nhs has become ondrafcd 20
the residents Of the Nineteenth ward
by reason ~ her winning manners and
patience under suffering. Miss Gilbert
cast her lot with tho f.niter-dhy Saints
Two and u half years ngu, since which
y Rod she has been inatruwentnl In
bringing others into the church.
The funeral services viii be- held In
the Nineteenth ward meeting house on
Wednesday at .. M. when an who
knew this estimablo young lady ate
Invited 10 attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
ON TRIAL FOR FORGERY.
The Deendant's claim - Lawyers
Don't Likc 90 work for Nothing
-WiE secures Divorce.

The trial Of VI. r. Gillen. on the
charge Of forgery. commenced before
Judge Norfell ana a jury today with
Ray Van Colt prosecuting and J. NJ.
Hamilton defending.
The Information contains two counts
and accuses the defendant OF fOrBinB
the name u Joe Dodrich to a check
on Mccormick q Company Tor 500,
which. 1t u alleged. he passed On ON
a siiOOnkceper named james OIteil-
Icy.
Dcdfich u a contractor ana was en-
gagged building smelter at Mcrcur
last year. Gllien worked TOT him ana
claims to have received the check from
q man who represented himself aa be
ing Dcdrich's foreman. In payment Vt
salary due him.
The case had not reached the Jury
at press time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20

H"unty on starsb-Art Institute uiII
Two interesting, N not important
bile, were introduced In the Houa. this
afternoon. Che was by Mrs. Horne.
u u an act 10 provide for a state In
htltute of AT, ana prescribing ita man.
ncr of appointment. powers aud duiieE.
TIE bill was referred 10 the coLmit.
tee on education, The other " by
Welch ~ Morgan. and IL certain 10
bring about q Political conflict between
Democrats and Republicans on the iioor
~ the House. II IL entitled. AN act
To encourage tho manufacture OF starch
irum potatoes Ia the State OF Utah"
Tho measure, Of course. contcmpintcs
the giving OF bounty. II IL brief and
reads nh iolloNri
Section Whenever any person, firm
o. corporation within this state shall
have produced starch 81 u standard
Hefchantahlo quality, In quantities 81
not less Than ten thousand pounds
frum potatoes grown within the state.
such pvrnn. nrm or corporation may
receive q bounty Of one cent FOR each
pound ~ starch ~ produced. In tho
manner ana under the conditions pro.
Vid'd for ~ this act.
Section Any person. frm or cor
porauon desiring 10 take the dement's
OF THIS act SHAH present 60 the state
BOARD OF examiner statement. ycrl-
ned by such claimant or agent. show.
inE that such person, frtn nr corpora
ton has produced starch ~ "a standard
merrhantnhls quality from potatoes
grown within the state. which state.
mrni ahnll show when and where such
starch was manufactured and tho
amount ot bounty claimed. Aud tho
state board of examiners are hgreby
authorized 20 examine an such clnims,
ana 'h-nHNrr II may ind that starch
Of tho quality herein mentioned has
been manufactured In accordance with
the provisions of this act. II shah audit
ana allow such claim 90 the amount
~ one cent Ter pound for all starch 80
produced, and shall certify such claim
70 The state auditor. who shalt draw
hth warrant upon the state treasurer
In favor u such claimant for the
amount no certified 20 be due by such
board.
section Sin ease that different per-
sons, urmn or corporations shall pre-
sent claims under the provisions of this
pct the Same hhnll be- acted upon by
He board IN the order In which thoy ate
presented, and whenever claims 10 tho
amount " ten thousand dollars have
been audited md allowed. ~ required
b. the provisions Of this act. no fur.
Ihcr sums shall be paid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20

The Venlre Issued out OF Judge
Cherry's court February 10Th was no,
tuih.l ny shetlr Howclls today aud
hmlncd on their volr dire and accented,
John James, Harmon Cutler Lew
ANteN. William II. Cnllister. Edwnrd
liatcman. Samuel G. sudbury, Richnrd
u, Millelt, James n. Glenn, Joreph
urlfiith. William ~, Boyd, John j. an
laoher. Nephi y. Holden. stephen q.
Mexican, samuel T. hail. Scott Girls.
rell W. '"'
Those failing To respond 20 tho enll
or their names were; George Naylor.
Byron Cummings and Charles White
Those excused for the term were,
samuel J, Paul. James l.. sllvers. chas
NJ Wood, Peter ;. condle. and John
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20

Charles Vivian. convicted last wool,
~ the crime OF burglary. Appeared b.,
fore Judge Norrrll today Tor sentence.
but on motion of Attorney James y.
smith action was postponed until
Thursday morning, Mr.. Smith gaye
notice that he would ME a motion Tor a
new trial and arrest In Judgment. has.
ihs the same upon the grounds that he
w possession OF nuwly discovered
evidence ana that the verdict ~ thc
Jury was not Justified by the Testimony
ndducei az the trial Tho defendant II
one OF the three men accused OF bur
slarlslng The store ~ Harness Hardy
company y. W. AsmuH. an alleged az.
complete, secured nm Rcquittal, while
IN the ease of William Morrison. anoth-
or co-defendnnt' the Jury disagreed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
40 FAY. 40 wonh
xounE Attorneys object to- Defepdins
IrIInInal. fof the DIOR, Ihsrr !. In u.

The young attorneys " this city--and
the older ones too, for that mnttCr--dn
not take very kindly Ia the methods uf
procedure In the criminal court rcuuir.
INK them 90 defend prisoners without
remuneration. In cases where a de.
PENDANT u known a. be- without means.
with which a. employ legal AID, II II
the custom ~ IN" court To- appoint
younger members ~ the bar 81 defend
the culprita and trust to luck Tor any
compensation. In nearly all tho cases
on the calendar for the present term
- court tho defendants claim ~ be
dead broke" nnd the result has been
a number ~ attorneys rot l1ts ~ work
m which there IL no pay ami worry little
glory. Tot conviction IL In nlno case. out
Of ten the result. ATTORNEYS are not
seen now entering the criminal court
unless they have bushes. there. fnr
reason Tor this IL fear that tho court
pecuniouH defendant. This morning
Attorney George y. Lawrence asked 10
De released from "a cnAH now pending. al
the same time stating that he had al.
ready defended threo prisoners nni
thought some other young and rislnr
attorney ought 10 be given IN opppr.
tunliy ~ displaying his talents and
Judge Sorrcll said he had anpolntci
AL the young attorneys he could thlnk
~ ana had also called In u number ~
older ONES. His honor somewhat Lu.
mofously remarked that he triri To br
fhir ana impartial In tn distribution
~ the patronage a. his command and
II h. had overlooked anyone he would
only be too glad 10 appoint hirl " Mr.
Lawrence would but name him SIC.
Lawrence suggested stanley pnoe.
VERY Well" said the court, "pnter nn
order g. that effect Mr.. clcrk" Str.
Price was accordingly appointed 60 a..
fend ~. Weber. known In certain cir.
cles ~ the man ~ many crimes" and
VIII be Ho notified.
There was some talk among the At.
iofneNn today " pctitionius tho I.rnia-
lhtur' 70 provide a FUND which shall
be used 10 rccompenso them Tor tlfir
time and services IN defending prisouers
suffering with tho common complaint of
impecunloaify
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mechanics Lien cs.e Decided.

Judge Ilics rendered a decision today
In the case Of Morrison. Merrill a Com
pany " Samuel T.. Vance Ut al. report
cd IN Fridays issue OF the News. or
derinE that judgment be entered In Ia
Nor u plalntif hs against Samuel v,
Vance. for 1855. also judgment Tor de-
PENDANTS and intcrvcnufH, tarthy n
Dumb.ck. for 500 for plumbing. also
judgment for lntcrvcnor. Mary Nelson.
Tor 81 TOO NJ demand In her complaint
OF Intervention. A foreclosure of the
several liens against the property u
also ordered. the mechanics lien of
Dumbcck IL made prior In point Of time
ana right To Mrs. Nelson's mortgage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
DEATH OF JACOB OLSEN.

Jacob Olsen. formerly resident ~
sandy ana a Norwegian BY birth. died
1t the county inhrmary this morning.
The cause OF death was due 20 COM
pncntinn ~ diseases. chief among
which was lung trouble. The deceased
was admitted 10 the lnnrmary several
months ago. lie WIS % sick man then
ana never showed signs " any Improve
ment The officials nt the Institution
where Olsen died, when told he had mo-
living relatives. hut shortly before his
death he Informed Superintendent
Whipplc that he had a brother In Nor
way nllinR a mission, Thu deceased
was u years old The body was taken
10 charge by Undertaken Joseph u.
Taylor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20

Emma J. Stewart obtained a decree
Of divorce from William Stewart In
the equity branch Of the Third district
court today, The wife testified that Hhc
married the defendant In January. ls''.
and that for some time past the dcfen.
dant had drank heavily and had failed
90 contribute anything towards her sup
port. Plaintiff further stated that Tor
some time past she had maintained
herself and three children By runuing
"a boarding house at Murray. corrObor
alive testimony was Introduced and
Judge liilcs gave plaintiff a decree and
the custody " the children. and also
awarded house and lot. together with
the furniture, situated In Sandy.
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ArrrnNooS SESSION.
Law Admit. influence ot Liquor and the
Possible sptinEinE the Montana senss.
linn


Ihe committee was -omewhat tardy
but got directly 20 the tentcr Of the
rlufErH without delay Attorney Evans
simply asked the witness how long he
hah hn"wn yhlef ifalL ana he replied
since last Friday night.
plcKsoSs cnoss. ExAMrNArtoN.
Attorney Dickson Immediately took
wiinrss IN hand on cfoss-oNafuinatiOn.
ne asked
Whht II your full Manner
AIM. Ailrr. Law.
not your name shelton
Law II the only name ever
knew
nut ! ask YOU " your proper name
" not sheltonf'
That was my fathers name. hut 7
was adopted by family named Law
ana have born their name since child
hood
What " your .oocupnilpnf'
Mining farming ana merchandise
inH
Wherv nave you been engaged IN
mining
bingham. Colorado and Mercur"
How long since you were In Hing
hamT'
was thete In 1899"
where ala you mine IN Coiorndog"
ihN niue Mountains
"ilow long have you been engaged ia
farminRg'
Three yeatH."
Whcfcl'
"ln Cache county"
Are you tax payer thercf"
am
what did your taxes amount 90 last
Year,
something over tit'
These were your own taNes7"
No, my mothers"
Whnt about your own"
They were simply personal"
How much did you pnyg"
don't remember"
"Dne dollarf'
don't remember"
Two dollnrHf'
- don't remember"
Merely a nominal sum-
THAT IL all"
to yog to aebaush yourself by accepting
Evans objected 70 il's form Of tho
When dld II occur 70 yoi 10 corrupt
ber ~ the i.eRislaturef'
shall I answer thntf''
Eynns-Therr IL no objection 10 the
question In that form.
law-iast Friday.
'in tn. Joint senslDn.s'
Not before thntf'
1T had not taken any depth before
that"
Witness here said he ala not rsmemher
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20
on THE OLD EXCHANGE.

This afternoons call on the Salt Lake
Exchange found listed stocks generally
nrm me- compnlred with the figures OF
the morning. Eagle made sale at
ior cents. after which -Four Aces was
readily dealt In down to ss,a. Gcyscr-
Marion sold at ~ cents, Galena at %
and lower Mammoth above and below
= dollar There was lively bidding for
Northern Light and business was done
around n, while the stock remained
hfnly bid for at the close. Figures
were posted ns follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-20

liyrum Edwards and wife have filed
a petition Ia adoption In the probate
court praying that they be- permitted
70 adopt Joseph 1. Hammond. the one
year-old son % Alice Hammond. ms
other things allege that the mother de-,
serted her offspring In October, isas ana
hn. since neglected 10 provide for IL.
The jury In the William Morrison
burglary Gaze failed to agree on a YER
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diet and tho probabilities ar,
the defendants will be riyrn
another trial Morrison is owe ~ 'ra
three men accused of burglarlsinr the
store ~ Harness, Hardy \ 60.
The motion 10 aunah the Information
against a. u. Jones In the Stout shoot.
ing case was argued before Judge Nnf.
roll late Saturday afternoon and taken
under ndviscment An early decision
IN looked for.
The Gillette iierzoR Manufacturing
company nlcd an action against The
Portland Cement company today to cul-
lect tiU,13 alleged 10 b. the balance
due plaintiff ON the contract price u
certain steel bins furnished the defend.
ant In July. isgS.