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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-16

Mt Ephriam. This amounts 10 about
81 for each ifihabitnnt. There are about
ten Students from here attending that
Institution OF learning vt present. and
Ccntcriicld has seven, making In all
seventeen students from this burg.
TO BUILD A SUGAR FACTORY.
The sugar factory boom Is now on In
dead earnest. The committee II active
Is at work 10 create an Interest in the
movement. Invitations have been sent
out TO parties In Sanpete and Scyicr
counties. to attend a meeting 10 be held
at Gunnlron on the afternoon Of the
18th inst. and II II confidently expected
that representative men from both
counties will be present. r. II. cutler,
manager OF the Lchi Sugar factory. will
also be here. aud an interesting time IL
assured.
several cases Of scarlctinn are report
Cd at centerfeid ward. and each one IL
promptly uunrnntincd to guard against
the further spread OF the disease.
The erection OF several new dwellings
nj that place are contemplated the COM
Ing spring and summon II has three
stores and pool hall recently opened.
and ls fast assuming cosmopolitan airs.
SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
Architect Watkins Of Provo will be In
held ON Saturday with plans for the
new school houses to be built this sea-
son We have II from good authority
that he win suggest the erection of
central school building. IN lieu NJ three
OF the i've buildings Intended. lie Will
be- prepared 90 submit plans also for
this building. N the taxpayers 30 de-
eide. In that event the question Of To-
cation win he the bone of contention.
Mayflcld school district voted "a one
aud c-hnif per cent tax NJ the meet
ing held yesterday. for the purpose u
building q central school house.
The farmers VIII begin work In tho
fields by next Monday N the present
mild weather continues
Work on the foundation for the new
Coop building will start up next Mon
day.
The business men here are Interest,"
Ink themselves IN getting a new paper
started at GunniHon. II ~ said that Mf.
Howard OF the saiina Press u intend
ing 10 move his plant to this place and
publish q paper that viii Put the pres
cnt sanpcie papers In the shade
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HEBER.

There II four feet Of snow on the
level at Woodland. II looks as n We
shall have water enough next summer
A most pleasant time was spent at
the residence OF Walter wlckham last
Thursday night by about forty-nve OF
his relatives and friends. who met 10
greet him In honor OF the anniversary
OF his birth.
The y. NJ. and Y. l.. NJ. I. associations
Of tho iieber west ward held a conjolnt
meeting sunday evening In the stake
house, To which the public were invited
Notwithstanding the extremely cold
weather the room was made comfort.
able and the meeting was well attend
ed. The program was both interesting
and Instructive,
Monday morning the Thermometer
registered a. degrees below zero, at
noon Il was 20 degrees below, at y. IN.
II got up 10 near the zero mark and
soon after snow began TO fall. very
gently at FIRST but Increasing as the
temperature raised. II continued snow
ing until about 10 y, M. Wednesday
evening. During the three days OF
continuous showing Is Inches OF snow
FELL
wednesday, evening barn belonging
70 President Abram Hatch collapsed.
There were 40 head of cattle and a team
Of horses In the barn At the time. but.
strange 10 say, none OF them We're In
jured, The weight OF snow on the roof
Ia supposed 10 be the cause OF the coll
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NEWTON.

Under the auspices OF the Y. l.. ~ l.
a. of this ward was given pleasant
bow dance. The gentlemen bought the
bows aud with each one received ita
cNecutrix. Some OF the bowc were very
beautiful, and showed skin In making.
Beside Others thcfre were present nt the
ball. the Misses Hart. OF Logan. aud
the MisFcH and Mcrarr. MauEhan Of
pctcfrhorO. Ah-
ON last Friday evening auperinten-
dent Hansen OF the Sunday school gave
a pleasant social party at his home.
10 all the ofilcerslnnd teachers Of the
ward Sunday school. Songs. games.
rccitationH and refreshments were In
dulged In during the evening and much
enjoyed by the guests.
Next Saturday evening the Y. l.. and
Y. NJ. NJ. !. a. VIII give an entertain
ment ana bali. The plays are well Sc
lccted aud with new scenery, diligcnt
work by those taking part, II IN sure To
be q grand success.
Elders Ballard and Saulrca Of Logan
visited us last sunday aud gave gem
uinc auiritunl feast
The telephone VIII soon be extended
TO Newton from Mendon. connecting
tho west side with the outer world. A
meeting was held IN Newton recently
at which the citizens decided Co unite
In obtaining the telcphone.-I.ogan
Nation.
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Provo.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Feb. iG.-rhc following orders
were made In tho Fourth district court
yesterdays
Estate % II. u. swascy, dcccnredi
Tuesday. Feb. eSth. set for hearing pc
ution to lease real estate. and for hear
ing final report of special administrator.
Walter Smith was brought down frum
Provo Bench today, charged with dis
turbing the peace at party given
there Tuesday evening. other arrests
may follow. as the officers have deter
mined TO protect the people from n
class ~ young men who think they are
tough" and are on the road towards
making frpt class hoodluInH unless
they are checked. Young Smith has
not yet had a hearing.
4. N, Johnson, aged "a, and Priscilla
l. King. aged "a. both 81 Provo, have
received marriage license.
Tho following Halt i.akerH are al the
Hotel ltobertn. ~. ]. AchiHon. w. L..
Green. =. \. Mock. JunIuH Young and
Sam Heat.
J. W. DanFnrfeld ~ Salt Lake has
moved TO Provo aud has entered Into
Partnership with Vim. 4. Silver In the
printing business.
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L.EfiI.


Special Correspondence.
Lchi. Feb. 10. iSs9.--Another old
peoples party was held at this place
yesterday In the Lehi opera house. AZ
II n. m. the hacks and convcyahcca Of
different kinds commenced delivering
the old veterans at the hall. and ere
long little gronpe could be seen
throughout the hall talking OF old times
ana relating one anothcrs experiences.
AZ Il o'clock about i25 old people.
ranging from s. to DC years old. sat
down TO very delicious dinner which
citizens OF the ward during
which time the klrkham-Gaddic band
played some very nice piccer, which
made the old people feel we'll aud hap
Following the dinner very ex-
cclicnt program was rdndered. consist
Ing Of songs and "reminiscences. The
o. folks choir. under the leadership
Of Prof. Glib, sang n number Of songs
that had been arranged for the occa-
sion. and among the speakers were
Mrr. Israel Evans and N. T.. Aired.
The former was one % the first to nil
CRATE from Missouri to Nauvoo at the
time the Saints were expelled from that
state, and ala. an old pioneer u Utah.
having immisrntcd In the year isli.
during the early forticH, referred TO "a
number of Instances relative to the
prosecutions OF the Saints OF that time.
wee 7. J. Keith waA the cldcdst
man present. being rs years old. and
Mrs. Isaac Fox having passed her Sird
birthday. had the honor OF being the
oldest lady present. Since their last
party which was held ON the 2sth ~.
June last twelve Of Lchi's old veterans
have passed away and fifteen We're I'M
able Ia b. present on account of slick
moss. The committee. however. pro-
vided a line dinner for those fifteen.
which was delivered 20 their respective
homes BY members OF the committee.
Thor were twelve present out of the igi
who were personally acquainted with
the Prophet Joseph Smith. After u
very ENJOYABLE time the party closed
with number Of the school children
presenting RED RldinHhood." Not
withdrawing a number ~ these old
people have reached good old age
ry expressed themselves with de-
sire 10 yet live to participate Ia "A NUM-
Der 81 such parties.
f.ehi has had n permanent old pco-
pies committee for nine years, aud this
was the eighteenth party given under
their supervision. The party was "A
success In every way and the commit
tee are 10 he complimcnted for their
untiring EFFORTS In getting up such en-
joyablc parties for the pleasure Of our
old people.
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NEWSPAPER WAITS.

.. 49,. a. 80. =. 80.
pht-'Molkc, ARE yes sun alive"
Mike iron bolowl."fia, thanks 10 the
good saints, I'm sun awe, but I'm NJ
Gfimaon--"What N the matter with
fluhsy3 ! never heard a man talk an
fast ~ he does" liapley-"fcHi he
has begun 10 take boxing lessons 80
Boston Transcript
pr.,tv s,ro,g -...r,., ,o,a ME,
what ! Thought ~ him" I'm good
plain language, ! prrsumef" well
yes, In fact, some ~ my expressions
were positively military "-Indihnapolis
Journal.
Oh. ..s.....,,...... 49,. . a..
,,sn,,, "a 80 eip's l,aS
IS .nsminats. How do you account for
~" He suppose 10 II hereditary.
Half my nnccftorr were males and the
other half females. TIT Bits
o,, -, A.. u,,,. ..,,. a.,
~, ~ nnh N'M,- W. WI VI" oll Alfl,
R"u uun HV" Mhnt YOU want, ask
'or w. Mou!u ue "u' 81 pace " q mui-
~ p'hn,, i ,, ~ iius .l,
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I-OA.

It would be a religious act to lynch
the cartooniat who attempted 10 make
a likeness Of Representative Mansfield
for the Tribune.
The residents Of the eastern portion
Of the county seem 10 BE- pushing the
construction Of n complete system ~
irrigation with an cncfEy which means
success and q great bcnent ~ the coun-
w.
At the recent tcachcrr' institute. held
IN Loa, the first session was devoted TO
the reading ~ the constitution and by
laws. The afternoon session began at
2 y. M. ana the first number was "a
take on arithmetic by Il. A. Day. which
was followed by general discussion
on the SAME subject by the teachers.
Next came a paper ON KoHacau'r Emile
by =. g. Peterson, n. X. Young gave
an excellent talk ON How TO Teach de-
ography. The singing was furnished
BY members OF Mr.. Burgess school. In
the evening an entertainment was given
by the Lon schoola.-i.oa Advice.
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TfiURBER.

In one respect at least Thurber In
tends TO get ahead Of every town
In the county. We have brough In
Iron pipe To carry water from the
mountain springs to the hcw townsiie
and the other night the Inhabitants
mot and unanimously voted James
Grant In NJ superintendent % works
with power TO dig trenches and lay
pipe. This work II being pushed with
great viTnr under Mr.. Grants
supervision and he declares that moth
Ing but convulHion OF nature shall stop
the work. ana he promises the Thur
bcrltes pure water TO drink In two
weeks. and In one month more he viii
have the water plpcd Into every house
with faoilitis for hot nnd cold water nt
an times for waH.>g and bathing
ioa Advice,
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found. lie lcft here suddenly and soon
after the report came from Colorado
that he had been arrested ana convict
cd of passing countrcfcit money aud
sentenced to n term ~ six years. This
seemed Ia settle In the minds of many
the source Of the countrrfcitH In ctr.
cuiatlon here. II has since appeared
that he had dies and manufactured
bogus coin while residing here.
on Wednesday last Deputy u, =.
Marshal smyth came here and arrested
u. H. Allison Tor passing bogus money
In the course of business. AZ his pre-
liminary hearing on the day following
" was shown that he had on two or
three occasions made change win
spurious silver. hut no evidence was
produced 90 show that Allison knew
the character ~ the coin passed by him.
The court. however. held that sufficient
was shown tn Justify the holding uf
Allison 60 await the action ~ the fed
cral grand jury ana was bound over
In the sum Of ti.O00.-Orand Valley
Times
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LOGAN.
special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Feb. is.--Marshai Farr made
what he thinks II very important ar
lest this morning. when no nnbbcd
li4rum cowloy and Joe Kidd. two no
toflouA young men Of this city. who
we're wanted on a charge OF assault
and battery committed last November.
since which time the pair have been
absent from here. A great many bur
Elafins have bean committed IN this
vicinity during this winter. the Clark
htnn Coop. WAS entered and n quaint.
~ n merchandise taken about febru-
ury lat r, u, Davis store In this city
was robbed shortly before that time.
Tho Providence Coop. ana Cache VAT
icy brewery We're burglarlzed row
rNoulnRa ago, and last week a young
calf belonging % Mr. Hyrum De Wit
Of this city was slaughtered az his
iredlng ground Just west OF town, and
NE hide and carcass carried on All
those Expectations the officers say wcrr
committed by cowlcy and Kidd, and
uey have plenty Of proof Of u,
Those two young dcnperadoea lad
ih".f rendezvous at the ranch Of Mi,
Jo.i nh cowlcy ON the west side 81 the
valley No one lives on the ranch Ia
W. winter and hence II served as an
admirable hiding place, from which the
young criminals sailed forth ~ nigNl
" rob and plumber, They were routed
OUT o. this place yesterday, and a
search revealed a large quantity OF
goods, some OF which have been identi-
hei hy Manager Low OF the Providence
Institution. Jewelry said to belong To
w. T. II, Davis was also found, ~
addition TO tho calf belonging TO Mr..
y Witt. brandy bottles stolen from
,he Cache Valley brewery have also
oeen Identified. and II appears that the
vnlrrfe have a very strong case against
the eulprits, They were arralgncd he.
Tore Justice Smith today on the old
ehhfge OF assault and battery and Kidd
hleHded Euilty. was sentenced TO pay n
.he q $40, In default Of which he went
70 laN, cowley cntercnd plea % not
sulllY and wiii be given a hearing at
,velook. both are young men ana
sseir raised here, but have been Of
hnaers for long time.
Ihe senatorial deadlock II becoming
We uferome 10 people here. and 'h~
minority TINT IN holding out against
~" hne Ia being severity criticised, ns
~ expect them TO do the giving
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OGDEN.


Special Correspondence.
ogden, Feb. 1.-two inches ~ damp
snow fell Tuesday night. which the
warm weather yesterday turned into
water.
A marriage license was issued yester-
d,y TO James Niles. aged i5. and Susie
sullivan. aged 81. OF Salt Lake city.
The Republican Ladies' club Of Plain
city has been reorganlzed, with the
following as permanent officers. Presi-
dent Mrs. George Miller. vice prcai-
dent, Miss Florence Dix: secretary,
MI. william Gampton: assistant sec-
rotary, Miss Louisa Richardson. treas
ursr, Mrs. Willard Carver.
lord Charles Bcrcsford came In from
San Francisco yesterday morning on
he southern Pacific trim. and went
e,at via the Union pncinc. after stay
In ogden OF two houts. Lord Bcrcaford
comes 10 the United States aa the rep.
resentative OF the associated chambers
81 commerce Of England. to make an
Investigation relative 20 the future
development OF trade and commerce
with the Chinese empire.
John McManir. late superintendent u
the Montana division of the Oregon
short Line. with headquarters at Poca-
teiio. II In the city.
job Plngree. contracting agent for
the ogden sugar factory. IL rtlli at
WORK securing contracts from the farm.
ers Tor raising sugar bcets for next
ssason's run. Thus far he has con-
ifactci for about 2.j01 acres In this
and Hoxeidcr and Morgan counties.
and expects a. secure the planting Of
GOO acres. lie believes that after this
year. provided the factory shall have
anccesHfui run. the farmers ~ Weber
county viii themselves supply all the
toeia the company can use. ~ that "
WIN not be necessary 10 call upon the
farmers o. other counties.
2, DISTRICT COURT.
Yesterday. before Judge Roinpp. the
case ~ the Commercial National Bank
81 county Treasurer 4 u. chambcrr.
came ON for hearing ana was argued By
A. u. Haywood for the plaintiff and
county Attorney ifaivcrron for tho de-
fondani. The suit was brought TO Sc
cure writ Of mandate TO cn1oin the
county trcasurer from selling certain
stock ~ the banks stockholders for
taNcr The court took the matter un-
der afvltercnt
Marriott Irrigation company W Hear
River 4 ogden Waterworks company
ct nj. defendant N. I. Drnsdaie granted
plnlnt ~ North ogden Irrigation COM
y. Tanner Jr. W ogden city: contln-
ued until March siHt.
\. 2. Johnron W william NJ. Thomp-
SOM stricken from the present calcn-
dnr.
Complaint was flied In tho cas-" ~ +.
r. UiiiiRnn W linton Pacific Railroad.
demanding so. 900 damages for lnsH ~
both legs aud ties for medical attend
nnre.f
To-day Judge Rolapp viii hear tho
case Of the Carpenter Paper company
W Pryor. Judge lilics will sit IN the
ease of Sidney stevens VI w. j.
stevens.
March 10th has been set for hearing
on the application for mai discharge
~ William :. flcwclling, an ogden
bankrupt.
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EPHRAlM.

Special Correspondence.
Ephraim. sanpcte County. Feb. ID
on Friday last the old folks OF Eph-
rain were rendered reception and
banquet. one hundred and nfty-threc
persons partook of the bountcour repant
prepared for the aged the widows, and
wives of absent missionaries. Every
thing was done by the leading citizens
of the town to make the occasion a
Grand success. a very Interesting pro-
gram was rendered. after the excellent
fcpnst had been done Justice to. Bro
'thcf Thomas g. iinddcn. 10 years OF
age. recitcd 20 my Father" also u
composition 81 his own. 20. my
Of age. rendered one 81 the songs OF the
program. President canute Peterson
delivered n speech on "tftnh'n pio-
nccrr" There were twenty-five widows
present. ana twenty-five people over
seventy years ~ axe.
There are about 2Oi students attend
Ing our stake academy. Tn. school IL
In a nourlnhinT condition. Iiy early
spring the work on the new building
VIII begin. the plans are now being prc-
pared for u, II Will be located IN n
beautiful building spot already ricely
laid out with shade trees. lawns and
walks. containing -four acres Of land.
situated almost In the certer OF town.
The public spirit OF our citizens was
tested u short time ago. when nearly
5000 were subscribed Tor the erection
OF the new academy building. with the
promise that II u i pushed To COM
plctlon the amount would be- doubled.
The invitation In extended to all the
members OF the Church In this stake 20
show their interest In the education of
the young people. Citizens also not
members ~ the Church are showing
their interest In education by subsorib.
ing to the academy FUND.
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Place OF business. Draper. salt Lake
County
Notice There N delinquent ON the
following described stock. part OF tho
assessment levied on october ~, 1875,
the amount set opposite tho name Civ
ca below.
John Geo. Newboid. No. Of certificate.
ics. shares. 10. amount due. ge5li
IN accordance with law ana order
~ the board Of Directors made on tho
shares ~ said stock ns may be- noces-
aary will be- sold al the Draper Ward
House on Saturday. February Goth.
1879. az y. M, 20 pay delinquent as
sessment thereon, together with cost
OF advertising and expense OF sale.
JOSHUA n. TERRY. Secretary.
office az resident In Draper precinct.
February 4. 1899
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Notice IL hereby given by the UNDER
signed. being the owners ~ one.f fourth
~ the capital stock ~ the Treasure
I'm Mining company. that special
meeting " the stockholders ~ said corr
pnfatlnn viii be held al the Office ~ tho
company. 2is Atlas Block. Salt Lake
'tty. Utah. On Thursday. ,ne 10th day
~ March. 100. at 10 O'Clock "a. m. %
said day. Tor the purpose of consider
INK the question ~ Increasing the cap
itni stock ~ the corporation from $4,000
a. 10000. and for the purpose Of con-
ridefinE the question 81 selling tho
property or the company or " dcyialng
other means Tor the purpose Of paying
ia debts, Tor the purpose ~ rlccting a
new board ~ directors and for the pur-
pose ~ trannactinR such other business
~ may come before the meeting.
D. y. WALKER in,
SHARP WALKER,
W. ". DODGE.
Stockholders Of Treasure iiiil Mining
Company.
Dated Salt Lake city. Utah. February
ilih. 1859.
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MOAB.

A paper Is being circulating among
Moab citizens FOR a donation In road
work TO be applied on the road 10
Thompson road. work 10 be done dur
Ing February goth. There ought 10 be
liberal response o. this. especially
from those who expect 10 haul freight
over the road this summer.
There appears a. be IA considerable
amount of bogus money In circulation
here for some time past. mostly In the
shape OF silver dollars. Last spring "a
young man by the name OF Elliott came
to Moab and remained here several
months and II was while he was here
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OUR NEICHBORS.
LIMESTONE, wYO.

Last Tuesday a very sad and fatal
accident occurred at the home Of Ira
bacon on the Limestone. His boys
were playing In an old log house.
which was used for a play house and
whore Mr.. Bacon kept his gun. one
NJ tho lads took the gun down ana
was playing hunt deer and would pre-.
tend 10 shoot as the other boys ran
about him and when u came Johnnio'H
turn 10 play shoot he did II In earnest.
the charge striking his little brother.
George, y years old. Ia tho breast, just
over the heart, from the effects OF
nile boomerang.