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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-12-08

THE United States will produce
about 210,OO to 100000 bales OF hops
this year, against an equal amount
last season. of which fully one-half
went to London, as the records place
shipments at 10000 bales. Last
year the United States brewers were
fully supplied with hops from preced-
ing crops as we'll as extracted hops,
bought during 1897. when they were
cheap. 1t is positive that the con-
sumption of beer has increased the
past year, as it has been announced
that there was a II per cent increase
in beer consumption in 1878, and
1899 so far has been more prosperous
than former years, and a conservative
estimate, based on the same figuring,
can safely place it at Is per cent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-12-08

Wherever the Contest has been Based Purely
Upon National Issues There has Been Show
Of Weakness over lS96-This is Specially So
in Ohio-The Omen as Read by Supporter
Of the Administration. the Washington Post.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1899-12-08
The The OLYMPIA
Equal to any Hotel Of the
Northwest Coast.
CONVENIENT OF ACCESS
For passengers by railways or steamers.

A paradise for families and day hoard.
ers and home for Commercial Travel.
ers. E. NELSON TUNlN,
''-Oprietor.
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Whereas % Tho lend day N August 4. u.
irt.. Angus ~ cannon and sarah ~ Cannon.
,Sd 10 James r. L diii,iss '' dse s '' n
trust to the nrnpcrts hoteinaaticr des-
simple, and that said property j. frcenf All
Membranes u trust. however. 70 sccuru tho
~ thousand ,lloao9 dollar. Of sven S an, s
thufcaft"r payable Two yuats after date
N,ta ~ We l,.',s.i VIM iiank
NJ. Cannon
And whoroas. II I. provided In said deed OF
made In the payuent oi sail untr, or any
nift thorcuf. or any Interest that may nccrun
aide tiion the sald del shall r,,maln In f,r,,
aud the al 81 trustee, ar IN The osrnt. among
9tncF events. ~ lii. death. the sheriff " salt
then acting for him. as succcssor ~ said trns-
lvt may pfgcred - sell said property. or any
deed 81 trust bclnr 90 llirrty To become tho
plfcha,"fs az such .alei AZ the banking
Lake cry, Utah. after nrst diving twenty
days publlc nulice " tho time. term. aud
nldl by advertisement W s1me Newspaper
printed In the tngltsh language aud pnb-
l.hed iu.-aid salt Lake ciiy, Otaii, and out
ot the proceeds ~ such sale. ~ make curtnlp
payments as prvidcd In said dced ~ trust.
Ana whereas said note was not paid IN tho
aatc u hgcnmc due nor ~ any time sins cit
bcrame due, and thofo T. still due aud unpaid
on said npto the sum Of nv Thousand, eight
hundred aud uuy-slN dollnr- and elgnty
cent, l.s.s,d 20 and INTEREST thereon from tho
18th day Of February, i-f.
And whetcns Tho said james Y. Little,
trustee, died ON or about the 18th day OF
fohfunry. isr. In salt Lake CITY, Utah,
anal III" undersigned i the sheriff OF salt
Lake county. Utah. and the said successor Ia
ny the nes"rut savings Rank, the holder %
said nptr To make "a sale II tho said pfemls.s,
a. provided In said deed ~ trust
Nov therefore notice II hereby given, that
the undersigned. John D. iONon,. shofir ~
sat- Lake county, ltai, successor % lanes
T. little lu trust aforesaid. by virtue ~ thr
ppMrr ~ sale contained In said trust deed
uuu ia pursuance ~ tho aforesaid request ~
the nvsrfrt saving Hank, the holder ~ said
note, viii, on the nth day " Decum bcr lsisl,
Hank. situated on tho northeast corner ~
~" streets, al tho Junction ~ East Irinnln
ana lirst south streets, salt Lake Dlty.l tab.
NJ the hour ~ y O'Clock, nuon. on Tint day,
onpr Tor sale aud sell g. the highest bidder
ior cash The property above referred 20 aud
described ~ f0llnss, 90 wits
tufninouctng at point soyenty-olght nd
ono inf liHfD fCet east OF tho snuthNost cur
nor of 10y thrrc go Ia blo'k seventy -oighi 40,
plat ~" salt Lake city survey aud rum
uA'l f'cti thence north ton u0l rods, thence
west torty -thrrc and ono half NIAli theme.
alnth ten llOl rods TO tho place ~ be-
ginning NJ ~ tho foregoing property sltu-
state Of iinhi that upon said sale the saI
trustee VII make a deed 20 the said promises
ANA property W vested IA him 10 the pur-
rhhser' ~ hccordnncc with said deed Of
trust i and ihs pfocsc,s from said sale viii DO
JOIN !. HuWELLs,
sheriff uf salt Lake County Utah
Dated November > i.pp
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NOTICE on STOCKHOLDERS MEET.

NOTICE Is hereby given that a rcnorai
meetlng Of the ntnckholdcrs Of tho nrand
nulch Minlng cumpany.n corporation under
pany's onco. Sa Is CSmmoreIai bpl seSS" li 4,
SAT- Lake city. Utah, on the gind day of
lVccmbof. lsnl, AZ o'clock u. IA. Of said tlnY
Tor the purpose 81 considering and vOtin.
upon the following proposed amendments Il,
pnuY, In wits
no amend Article . by snbstitntlna tbs
word, 10000 shurcsof the par value II !! 10
each Tor tho words 1900 shares " $500
&, "remncud Article u road as follow.
Tho unirrrs % this company SHAH consist ~
president, vlru- president, u board N soycn
W nltwlor. s'Wrrtary aud q treasurer,
company" ~
% 10 repeal Artlclot.
To anUnd Article 70 read AS follows,
Tho dlrctnrs shall be- elected Nv I'M .t1,.su'.
holders. Tho president yicc-pr,,idenf 80.
rotary and treasurer shall be elected hy tho
bnfl ~ directors, tho prusidcut and Vices
president from their number and an el,c-
t"ns slni, W Ky ballot Tho term OF oilice
llthelr successors shall 10 elUrtedand snail
have qualified. Tho annual meeting OF sto..l-
holders tor the election Of officers aul FOR
1n ,, 'fan.icll9n % such othor business a.
" tho company In salt Lake CITY. snit iaItg
county. ltnh, un tho ilist Monday ~ lrh-
iuufl Va "leh year 90 O'Clock D. NJ. l'nur 20
inNnluelH ul INC h.hfu ot directors shall con.
mess,
40 repeal Articles.
q ~ rcpoai ArticioiS
Aud Tor the Transaction Of such other bust.
Ing,
THOMAS ". JENNINGS. Pre.lionL
JAMES u. JENNINGS. ~ccrotnry,
dated lhH 3l't day u November isgi
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE



NOTICE lsbcrchy given that in pursuance
OF ma nrler Of she District Court IN aud for
Nnlt Lake touuty. state Of Utah. made on tho
sgtond day ~ December, isqp. IN tho matter OF
the Estate or susannah Ioulgur, Decreased.
Tho undersigned, tho administrator ~ said
Estate. Will soil at private sale 70 tho highest
bidder. foe cnah, gold coin OF ihp United
ftairs AMI subject 70 confirmation by SAID
day. ~ Drccmler i.pi. az y O'Clock NJ. nj No.
o. IA struut. salt Lake CITY Utah. all tho
right tiilu aud Interest and estate 81 the said
fuanunHh iuulguf. deceased, AZ the time ~
her death, and all tho right. title aud Interest
that the said estate has. hy operation Of law
or otherwise. acquitted other than or In addi-
ton "a that ~ the said Snsanrnh fouiger at
the time ~ her death. IN aud 20 Oh that GER
end being Ia said CIV and County n sait
Lake iitnto ~ ttnh. and bounded and dcs-
crlbcd ~ follows. tusWlti
Part ~ lot one ~ lilock twcnty.siN co..,
iqat ~" salt lake CITY survey. Commence
Ing nt the snuthoHst cnrnrrnf said Lot one 10.
and running thCucn north i've ~ ruds. thonrs
vest hVu % rods thuncc south i've - rods.
thence east h,oiN rods tho point u Ocsin-
Also the following described land situate,
lying aud boiling IN the County Of Weber.
An undivided onr.haif Interest IN Lots
twenty-five rsn, twcnty.thfc~ en- aud
twenty -four. lllosk one CiC,ntrni Park Ad.
dillon o. ogden clty, Weber County. Utah.
Terms ami conditions OF salci cash. gold
cnin N the lnitoi states. twenty per cent ~
the purchase money 10 b. uuld 10 Tho Admin
lsiraiuf on the day NJ sale, balance on com
must b. in writing aud addressed 20 iIcrbcrt
Utah .-
Admlni, irntnr sf the Estate ~ rusannah
Salt iako CIV. Dcccmburi 4, i.a
Alexander McAinsier Attorney Tor Estate
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II was thrilling escape that Charles
Davis Of Bowerston. o.. lately had from
a frlghtful death, For two yeaTs a He-
Consumption, Then he began TO use
DR.. Kings New Discovery and lately
wrote: III gave instant relief and of-
fected n permanent cure Such won-
derful cures have for % years, proven
It's power to cure all Throat, Chest and
Lung troubles. Price 80 cts. and hoo
Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles
free at Y. e. NJ, l. Drug Dept.
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TEASDALE.
First Thanksgiving Celebration o. Gnye "A
Dance Ia Honor OF Ills Bride.


Tcaadalc, Wayne county. Doc. a.
The people OF Tensdaic celebrated their
nrst Thanksgiving lust Thursday. The
program consisted OF meeting In IA,
forenoon In which The house wns
crowded; addresses, Rotations. SONG.
aud select readings wcrn the order III
tho day, The afternoon was taken M
by a dance FOR the little folks. ana die
way the little tots enjoyed themsclysg
was q sight 60 see. In thu ovenine
there was dance Tor the adults. There
were visitors from TorTcy, Panguitch
Sewer and Thurbor
Mr., a. A. clark, former resident of
our little town, who was married a
short time ago to Miss Katie nymor
OF Lyman, brought his bride TO WHIT
friends In Tcasdale the pust week. The
Tcasdnle young folks extended 10 MN
their thanks for the free dance he aays
them on Wednesday night.
FIFTY pupils were enrolled I'm tho
Tcasdale school for tho first month
endin gDcccmhcr lst with am avernigc
daily attendance Of a.
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people from an directions made their
way toward tho house of brother Luci-
us Judd and family. The Judd family
not knowing anything about It, were
sooner had the visitors arrived than
they vet tD work ana In few minutes
IN" tables were loaded with nearly
everything good for tho inner man.
After dinner the time was aucnt in
singing. rccitlnE ana playing pnrlor
.1'"es, until early m the evening,
wheu the party dispersed being highly
satisfied with the days enjoyment,
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OUR NEIGABORS.
KEMMERER, WYOMING.
strike Trouble Anticipated Many Want "a
Compromise and iseturn to WORK.

Special correspondence,
NonmoTor. Wyo,. Dec, G.-Tho miners
are ptlu ON strike and things are rath-
or quiet yet though trouble ls feared,
80 quite a number OF men want 10 10
% work and an ATTEMPT viii be- made
ty tho company 20 run the mines to-
morrow, the an, There Is "A very large
force OF dC.utica sworn In To keen tho
peace bat they. are poor examples as
they are Eding around who0ping and
ycllins and firing on their guns Ia the
air: most OF them are cowboys nom the
Rlg pmoy country up on Green river.
There o. some talk OF compromising
matters auu going 20 work, but II iH
hardly urui able. There rs clash
looked fcr tomorrow. n the Italians
anu uau-Wmpathlgors attempt 10 work,
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IiEBER.
Death OF Mrs Mary Mcdonald Hamilton
u Pioneer of Wasatch.

Special Correspondence.
llcbcr city, wasatch County. Dec.
G.-on Sunday last Mrs, Siary Hamll-
ton. vito OF John Hamilton. died Ia
Buysyillc ward. The funeral WINS
held Ia the Stake house today at n
a, M, Bishop G.. Wnllquist conducting
the ceremonies. The speakers wtr,
the three Patrinrcha John Duke. John
NJ. Murdoch and Thomas Hickon 81. /:
Bishop Murdoch OF Charleston and
Mayor 4. q, clyde also spoke words OF
comfort TO the family.
Sister Hamilton was "A pioneer OF
this valley, moving here with her hus.
band IN the spring of 1859. She was "a
member OF a large famlly. the Mellon
aids, who cmigrntci from Great Brltnin
In the days uf Nauyoo. while tho
Prophet Joseph Smith was living. Thc
Mcdonald family arrived IN Utah I'm
the year 1850, aud settled IN Sprlnif-
VILE Utah county. Most of. no
family moved % Hchor In the years
1850 and 81. Sister Hamilton lenvss
n husband ana q large family OF sons
ana daughters 10 roycre her memory.
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PLEASANT GROVE.
Martin CARTS Larsen Thrown from a
iiors. and seriously Hurt.

Special Correspondence.
Pleasant Grove. Utah Co. Dee. L.
Martin Curtis Larsen was thrown from
horse here a Few DAYS since aud nl-
most killed. tho lad was badly bruised
about the head ana face and remained
In an unconscious state for several
hours. The boy IN gaining slowly and
viii recover.
Brother John j. Hayes. IL very M
ana nls frlonda are much concerned
about him.
The American Fork Coop. people are
moving into their now building. They
uunrtpra
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07

Victims TO stomach. liver and kidney
troubles as well 10 women md an feel
the results M loss of appetite. polH0ns
In the blood. backache. noryousncss.
headache and tired. iistlesa. rundown
feeling. But there's no need 10 fcci
like that J. w. Gardner. ~ Idavlllc,
Ind. SAYS: Electric nlttcrE are Just
the thing FOR man when he don't caro-
whether he lives or dies. II gave me
new strength and good appetite. | can
now eat anything and have a new lease
on lifc." Only ~ cts. az y. G. NJ. /.
Drug Dept, Every bottle guaranteed.
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SOUTH JORDAN.


Hprclhl Noirthponufnco.
South Jordan. Salt Lake Co, Doe.
Tho Becfutead family nrc having
q reunion here today. The tribe IN get
ting quite numerous In the State,
There are it0 mcmbers living In Tho
Jordan wards, and they are scattered
IN the various counties throughout the
state, and adjoining States. n IL oatl-
mated that 900 VIII meet here today.
\ program VIII be carried out and a
general time Of fcasting and enjoyment
" Gntiriintcd. The Iicckstead family
have been among the foremost IN Utah
20 dsYclopo the country. -Four " tho
family did noble service In the 'Afor-
mon battalion. and as pioneers i'm
these mountains they have been ener-
rc,,c
George and Alexander nnls have
brought out the store buildings and
merchandise ~ Thomas T.. Page OF
llvertnn and VIII carry on the trade nj
the Oh stand. Mr., Page viii leave for
mission rcNt week to Turkey. Tho
new meeting house at Riverton " being
covered. When completed this struc-
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NOTICE on DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE j. hereby glyon that tho partnor-
snip hoNtufnre existing hvtWoOn us, undor
tull consent dissolved, All lndnhtcdngs =
owing to saiu firm has hoeu nsslrnod IL Nj IA =
Miller Ihn good viii " said coal business,
aud tho right IA usp cur advertising niirns,
coal that suits was IN tho i5th div OF Ortos
hor, lsey, transferred To Thomas Harris. our
succrssuE 49,
4, q. MILLER. 81. w. MILLER
w a. Wi6nE " D. WiGifT"
Dvceia Der, lsgl - ~
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AMERICAN FORK.



American Fork. Utah Co.. Dec. -
The SlNty.scyonth quorum Of seventy.
the members Of which quorum realde
mostly In American Fork and Alpine.
held "a reunion In Grants hall here
last evening. quite a large number OF
the momhorA of the quorum with their
wives were present. There were also In
abundance Elders =. q. Kimbnll and
Joseph w. McMurrin OF tho First prcsi-
dcncy Of the Seventies. Aftcr "a Hump-
tu0us supper provided by the Grant
family the reunion exercises were COM
mcnced, brother James g. orr Of Al
pine was sustained by the quorum and
set apart by Elder McMurrin 10 IN
tho vacancy In the quorum caused by
the death ~ Brother >, w Brown.
Timely and Interesting remarks were
made by Elders Nimbnll and McAIurrlu.
Elder klmball expressed himself IN ia
FOR Of lurge part Of the quorum being
sent out Into the missionary nold and
stated that Il was his opinion that
Seventies should be In readiness 10 take
a mission every slN years. After
general good time IN which songs. reel
tatlonS and speeches were In order,
those present departed for home feel
Ing that an enjoyable ilmo had been
spcnt.
/sldcr John Hunter. who has been
AWAY from homo for nearly twenty
nix months on mission 10 South Caro-
llnn. was present nt the reunion In good
health and spirits ana expressed him
self as having had great pleasure In his
missionary labprs.
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u. u. nlanton Of Thackcrvlile. Tex,
In two years pnid over $4,000 to doc
Then they wanted to cut u on. but be-
cured II with one box OF Bucklrn'a Ar
Mica Salyc, Guaranteed cure for Piles.
q cts. a box. Sold by y. g. N. l. Drug
D4nf
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The last 1000 OF the beautiful book.
ION to Manila" detailing the achieve
ments 'of the Utah batteries IN tho
philippines. arc now offered az 90 cents
Postage prepaid.
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The last 1000 OF the beautiful book.
ION to Manila" detailing the achieve
mcnts Of the Utah batteries IN the
philippines. are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
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INDIAN VALLEY, IDAHO.
Thanksgiving nay on the Frontiers A
Day Of Epioyment.

Indian Valley Idaho Dec. 5-Thc
Lntter-day Saints In Indian Valley
celebrated Thanksgiving day Ia "a
manner that VIII long BE- remembered.
They all agreed ON cooking good sup-
ply OF food. and having good time.
After all preparations were made the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07

Marriage licenses wcrc today rccurcd
by Thomas +. Griffin Of Newton and
Jennie L. Ballard. or Cache Junction.
TNt-r g. Fieldstcd and Matte Parsons.
both of iiackfoot, Idaho Thomas a.
crnghcad and Almlfa Convey. both or
Smthneld
fnc boy arrived In tho family Of
Postmaster Squres this morning.
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The last 1000 Of the beautlful book
"on to Manila" detailing the achieve,
ments % The Utah batteries IN tho
phliipplnes. are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid,
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ROAD THROUGH THE "NARRows."

This Morgan county portion OF tho
road through the narrowa In completed
and bids are now being received for
the ersutlon OF the bridge over Weber
river. Special Supervisor d. lleimer
the locality this week and determine
tho exact location OF the bridge.
There IN little more work ~ be
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The last 1000 Of the beautiful book,
ION TO Manila" detailing the achieve
ments OF the Utah batteries In the
Postage prepaid
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IMPRESSIVE OBsEQuIEs.
ga Hg,c and Affecting ADDRESSES a,
AZ fun.r,l Of Miss Ruby Blair.
.,eour, ,ase. Iiig Damage suit
..u.,rny Discharged - We'd
d,nss News r.ctes.

a. VuhN lflnlr. uuuknttI u Hls
~ 80, uioir. were held In the
All ward meeting mouse yVh'erunS
e,,,,on. Bishop barnard WHITE pre-
mo seryices werc opened by
t.hs ~. ,.,.uu, choir .lnving
NJ Cops lu''l''''
f.ur Dear Loving lthby HAS beit
uss Bee Farley singing the
~ III, FAR offered PRAYER.
- hoh' -. -. 4. r.,,tn,,,,
sfly and TenueIS 'cbur !" .",''"s
=, ssst sang. Pres. g. r. Middleton
n, orsf sneaker. he spoke at
"a u' a.. ,,,..i,ross and codiiit,
| rnh upon Wv ''''',''''
rsi that had ever boch win the ne-
- ard her many good qualities,
,.., A., veli nut into the daily
,i hish' ~ -, t,.nh.,, ~
| u 4 all young l"u'eH' i'e"''' ~"
ssta then sang the behutitul solo
"a, rrsads the Path OF Duty" FL
nc q Peterson. then addressed the
p.nbhge upon me pfin n,p or I'M. th9
isr',ilan,,, Sil ,i w. H ~ nnd n,shnn
fiAe faiihiul ehllu ,.'i VI 1o ' n's" ~,
Mt va. the eun'iuuihs rponn'I' ~
y to lndorte nll 'hat ny, nv o'unn H" rs
~ sllogiteu H'N "'""'''"'
BY ,,, A.. - .n.
~ teeiua 'uu .n nh
so uele .s",',u' n',' Ntiu.
~ " IIvi' opu,v Vs' .s'a,.
Atisna tAns Wv ~, H."
M i hlls, e,,t,su m; 1,h ""' 80, H.
~ ine u'Nvu', W., ~ ... ,',''.',H
~ il,h 49, w '. w ~
~. ihel N''' s,ll'Ieu W VI. '",ls
~. si9nnil. wv a ~, was "Vu''
ah ~ E'u,t saiilu.i pi,ii, ,... 49,,
N aofal Offerings were pfotuse ana
A4llpl tpuvl,ll's ,uht''- ~ ~, i"Nli's -
liahv. ii9in iiic',uA' NJ nl.evnt
y ~. W. w ~ s,oa.,s. q" l'..i,s'
p,ls.niA,,s w Wv nV,'nser i rs
gll,t slilAlnt ui'uv' irpl. ,"op >
w NJ neai '' ~, a,.u Mui,nl, apu
i.l.,i W. 49, .st.v.', ~ Nillvn we
1871 va NJ 9lilo,k the Vhpiistvih
" NV ~. ~ '''h "''' Wv W '"N'i
-aAs h'n'"'iH'
DISTRICT COURT.
,.,
~ Necarty the following cases
~ W.
liilee p l.aherteauk vs. Morton V.
-NH ana samuel 7, Meyers, adininlH-
~ " .hs ,Hint, OF =. u. Snwtellc.
" tiisnianis for the SUM OF si.e6i50
w laiefest ana ssuO attorneys fees,
~ ~ eesls OF SUIT, also that a de-
~ 2 Issued that the sheriff may sell
wan rial estate at public auction.
~ hal NE proceeds ~ rnii sale may
itlllel on the Judgment prayed for.
~ A. Dally W John Daily The
a1ia asks that the bonds OF mntrl-
~ be dissolved, giving as cauiu
..is to provide.
\. Rslroah comnsr W. 1 !rs ,,d shSr,
20 action sets forth that ON October
~, N.N, she was riding on one OF
MlsnaantA trains between Soda
~ and Pocatcllo and tho
On which she was riding
~ WIN another train. throwing
,Llnuu against a stove and caua-
~ severe and permanent bodily
W, she therefore asks Judgment
s.lN The defendants In the sum OF
'E cdm asgr % OF ~, sISrl pee s, liar;
Y i'asnd that the ahcrin be per-
Nllhuraw execution herein
v, 70 correct his returns endorsed
Y, case OF Edward Calvert va Ann
aio', to a bSet c ron s WINNIE oyey,, ST,
aw 49,, On Nv Jay before Judge Me-
afisg ~ nj. ,.sH,a nVNe beeh SUD-
si ls,n eHamlnod nv about dozen
- ~ OF divorce was granted by
N Ei sotl,pp to Merry Hutchinson from
ti,loly IN fhs ohiiu" was srhhteJ
-. w ''''u'
Y,,,,. ~ " M
XIV NV x licenses were granted to
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SPRINGVlLLE.


spnngyillc. Utah Co. Dec. AT the
city council meeting last night the cleo
trio lighting franchise asked for by
Mcssra. Bacon ana Woodhoufc. repre-
rentlng the electric lighting company
OF Provo. was refused, The vote ~
the cuuncilmcn was unanimous IN favor
OF "a resolution to the effect that the
franchise Doe not granted
This action n due largely to tho very
pronounced sentiment here IN favor Of
municipal ownership of public utilities.
II " also due N some measure TO tho
attitude u the electric company, which
was not Disposed TO do anything In
return FOR the franchise, and with the
greatest reluctance could be Induced To
state the rate schedule. The action OF
the council Is generally approved by the
citizens.
No new cases OF scarlet fever are re-
ported here. but uno death has occurred
that OF an Infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Wallace Bird. The quarantine N still
rlglily maintained. and the disease IL
closely watched
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07
oNLY ONE CASE on DTpnrnEnIA.

ftN II hut one case Of diphtherla
IN Mtwun now ana preparations are
h'i's tudo FOR the quarterly and ~ l.
a, CON "uutCs 10 DO hold nj the close
~ this NJ iHk beginning Saturday even.
inv ana continuing sunday and Mon
day
Prepare ions are under Wnv IN all
~ tue wards for the local SUNDAY school
jubilee ~ b. held December i5th. have
lnE been POSTPONED week Tor COM
lHfnurV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-07
MAnKET ron POTATOES.

a market has been secured Tor a
large amount OF surplus potatoes. at
remuncmtlvc prices. Hon. William ".
Noylnncc, who won't TO Butte, Mont,
with a shipment ~ fifteen cnrlnnds Of
Utah county potatoes. has returned and
II well pleased with the results 81 his
venture, 4 ready market was found Tor
the entire shipment and at prices that
ranged Ca @ cents above those pre-
vuillnR Tor the OREGON aud Washington
potato. This speaks volumes for III,
extra quality of the Utah grown
"epud." and Mr. Rnyinnco'a enterprise
IN opening up new markets for this
products IN 60 be- commended.