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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

Whereas on the esnd day " August. A. u.
81 60 James T. Little a deed %
trn.t Ia tho pr1pctiv hcrehaiicr de.-
aud are seized ~ the granted premises IN fua
simple. aud shat sald property 4 frecof all
incumbrancc,.in trust. hoNuyvr 90 sccuru tho
~ ihousand t-iopto1 doiinrs " evon date
thereafter payable two years after. data
Signed BY said Angus NJ. cannon and sarah
Ana wh"ruas u /. provided In aid deed 81
trust among other thinas that II default 10
made In the payment uf said note. or any
part thereof, % any interest that may accrue
thcron. ~ the sane hornmus due aud pay
able. then the said deed shall remain IN fnrrr.
ana the said trustee, or IN the Htunt among
9iner events. oi nj. death. the shgrir u salt
Lake County. ttah.ur any Of his dcputles
then acting fpr him. A. successur of said trus-
tee, may prucrcd ~ sell said properly. or any
part thereof. az public ycndic, Ia iho highest
bidder Tor cisii either Of tho parties to-hid
deed 81 trust being a. iilsfty To brrnin. tho
purchaser az such salol a. tho banking
Lake tiiy, Utah. after hrst giving twcnty
days PUBLIC notice ~ the time, terms and
spld, by adycrtsomgnt 10 some newspaper
printed IN the English language and pnb-
llshcd In said salt Lake ,Hy. Utah, and out
payment, "a provided In said dcrd ~ trust.
And Nhcrtas. said note Wa not PAID on tho
Sa,s ~ hi',s a,s MT a, nnY time sine ~
on said NOTE thu sum of iVo ttnusand. Eight
hundred aud hfty-aiN dollars aud eighty
cents casa so aud Interest thereon frutn the
Md whcEcas. 10 aid Jane. T. Little,
February, isH. Ia salt Lake CITY, Utah,
aud the undv-lgnrd l. tho shcrln 81 salt
Lake county. Utah. aud tho said succcssor Ia
by the ncscrct savings Hank, the holder OF
said note. to make sale Of the said premises
A. provided Ia said deed ~ trust
Nov thcfvfuru notice i hereby given that
thp undersigned. John .. iiowoils sheriff u
sat Lake County. Utah. successor To James
T. Lutte In trust aforesaid, by virtue ~ tho
power ~ sale contained Ia said trust dc,d
aud Ia pursuance uf the aforesaid request ~
the n,srfvt savings iinnk, the holder ~ said
note, VIII, on the 10th day OF D,cnm her isp9
Hank. situated On the northeast corner ~
tho streets, At the junction ~ East Tcfnplt
aud First South streets. salt Lake city, UtAh.
at The hour ~ y o'clock. noon, on that day,
for cash. the property above rcforrcd 20 aud
described ~ follows, To witt
commencing at point seventy -uight n nd
one hnlf 0s'tl feet east Of the southwest cor
ncr Of 10y three 90 In block -evonty-visht 90.
plat y, salt Lake city survey, and run
ming thence east forty-thrco aud ono half
tbAl fecti thence north ton nol rods; thence
wrst fotty-thrcc and ono half lJtl, thence
Eouth ten n0l rods TO tho place u boz
anInE AZ aba Of ,hs '2rcg2ins properly sl,s-
stat. OF Utah that upon said saiu the said
trustee viii make deed ~ the said premises
and property 50 vested In him 70 the pnr-
chaser Ia accordance with said deed Of
used As la said dc,si ~ trust rccitod
JOHN u. HOMELI.S
sheriff " salt Lake County Utah.
Dated Novombor9 isU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
OUR NEICHBORS.
STONE, IDAHO.


special Correspondence.
Stone, ONEIDA CO., Idaho. Dec. b.
Last week the Improvement association
had n dance FOR the benefit Of that or
sanization. There was good turn out.
IMPROVED CARE OF SHEEP.
Mr. william Wight. OF brigham city.
has his sheep In the hills near by. lie
will winter one Hook IN this valley. and
he II now erecting sheds to protect
thou from the had weather In early
spring. lie Intends raising early lambs
and catching the market nt It's prime.
The water ease IN which Mr.. Conant
IL defendant and nearly all the rest Of
the settlers In Curlew valley are plain
tins, Will come NJ In brigham city on
the 18Th Inst. for "a hearing before Judge
Hart. II the decision In favorable to
the settlers, ~ they have every reason
1 heic"c 4 viii b., a reservoir viii
likely he built and several thousand
acres more land brought into oultiva-
tion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

The last 1000 OF the beautiful book.
ION to Manila" detailing the achieve
ments Of the Utah batteries In the
Postage prepaid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
SOUTHERN PACIFIC Rx.
LOGAN.
Old ,, - Missionary Farewell
TOMS To he Entertained.

MA ,'f'' - Missionary Farewell
|, '0'h' To he Entertained.
u, w s,l Dec, ca dark c,o,,d ro,,
y ~ MHhft The domestic harlem ~,
II v Ia, Hwen Mnt4on. ON the
r. q resti nlphth Sven changed hia
tts'f rrnn, vl'e from this county 10
~ u M als considerable nor
Skes. M Vnls and ohnttolH in the
Sftty no,, ul'npscd of some OF MIA
4 AN ~ rs II transplres, ngnlnst
lofrng.," me partner of Ma invs
~ abv lie also fniled 10 sn,
n q N. sunl Whatever for mo .,,',,
eiHhss :, VITO nnd 7.months'nI, s ~
loahdon sn u,', named has continued
II ior ssi ~ Desert and fall 10 mo-
Illa MaIso, ",ie and child. Now
~ u the ", nls wife, appeals 10 The
rs ald n,',.st district court To no.
4 nofe IN .iilHon from dlsposlnr ~
I'M 10 s,in,, property, and 10 com.
4 4 henel, NY provide for tho s,in-
4 Ne coat and baby, az we'll "a 10
r. The mi, uhis suit aud attorneys
-. ' was illcd today.
.~ sssloNARY FAREWELL.
/, hairy mn 1aini party was given In
|,'l Of Eidi i last evening Tor M"
n tloddarJ Joseph NJ. Downa
h Ieufth nv ana Lehl Bondrero ~
4 lev av."su' this city, who icove
HioftAbls ior The missionary fieId
Iesnea. sum was realized Tor he
T.sREY.Burr,
' Godfrey, 90. and Mar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

The last 1000 Of the beautiful book.
"on TO Manila" detailing the achieve.
mcnta Of the Utah batteries IN the
philippines. are now offered at 20 cents.
Postage prepaid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
on pIsnor oPENsMAw.

Yesterday the funeral services ~ our
late friend ana brother eX-llshop Ell
Opcnshaw was conducted In the school
house. under the direction Of Bishop
John ". Holiday. commencing ht ii
a. M. and though the previous night
brought so much snow the house was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

n.ta.e d Rowland n. woodman.eo dceca.e.

Creditor. viii present claims with vouchers
10 the undersigned Nc tho Office Of A. Minor.
No. rli Whittlngham niocit. First south g..
salt lake CITY. Utah, on or before tho i0th
day Of september, A. ID, isn.
EMILY N, MOOnNANSEf
AdministfatriV OF Estate " Rowland II.
Mnudmnnses. dtTra4rt
natc Of nrst publication. Nov. 10Th. A. ID.
isla,
A. Miner. Attorney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
scRIMMAaE wirn A WILDCAT

4 few mornings since. when Mrs.
Allen ~ this place. vent TO let out her
poultry. she found a strange animal
In waiting to which she at first paid
but little attention. hut ar soon M the
lady struck him with a stick. He then
seemed to forget his want Of a break
fast ana rprang az her, luckily missing
his mark. his next move was to spring
on the roof Of the chicken coop. Mrs.
Allen now screamed Justify for assist
ance. \ gentleman who IN boarding
with the family ran out. and securing
the lover ~ ducks and chickens. II
proved TO be- a wildcat measuring three
feet In length.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
OUR OWN STATE.

garct =. Guitars. 10. both OF Charleston.
were licensed to wed today.
TO ENTERTAIN THE OLD FOLKS.
The county committee on old folks
reunions Is working theoretically to
provide entertainment for the elderly
people during the winter. Circulars
have been sent TO each ward committee
urging them TO prepare at least one,
and II possible more diversions for the
entertainment Of the old folks. and are
confident OF success In their efforts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
SANDY.
Work at sm.it.r Booming Pine schools
Rurai Postal Delivery.

Special Correspondence.
sandy Salt Lake Co. Dec. s.-Thc
city council met la regular session last
night, The mayor ana all the council
men were present. Appropriations
were made for salaries ind cur
rent expenses for the month ending
Nov. 3Oth. 1899. TO the amount Of $500.
The treasurer reported that he had ON
hand the sum u si.Oi5.G0,
The report Of the recorder showed
that the city was In a good healthy
condition,
WORK BOOMING AT THE sMELTER
The Mlngo smelter has put on force
Of men tearing down the two old fur
nncpa with the intention OF building
two larger ones IN their places. They
have now three furnaces running and
with two Additional ones Will make
Sandy boom, They are also overhaul
ing the old roast furnaces with the la
tcntion of starting them In the near
future. The capacity OF the engine VIII
also b. Increased
Tho people are feeling quite Jubilant
over tho prospectn ~ the street car line
being extended TO Sandy. the company
viii fnd that u viii be tho best pay
ing road that they have.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
our pnDlc tcuools arc ploNpcflnk anu
are IN good shape. II II expected that
We viii turn out large number OF
graduates this school year our prlnci-
pal, u. l.. McCarty. with his assistants
are working hard TO this end. Sandy
employs noyen teachers. with n school
population OF 5l7. The salaries OF
teachers and Ianitors amount to siO5
every month.
RURAL DELIVERY.
We expect the rural delivery TO start
from the Sandy postofiicc. win
begin M the nenr future,
this route comprises East Jor-
dan. West Jordan and part OF Muir
ray. running as far north ms the High
land hoy Hmelter and west To what Is
known NJ tho old Red Wood line. the
the south line " the county road run
ming, east and west from West Jordan
school house TO Bishop COTS store,
East jordan to State road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
SANTAQUIN.
Funeral OF bishop hii Opcnshaw-Ciose OF
u Noble Career.


Special Correspondence.
santaquln. Utah Co. Dec. THE FARM
ers here are Jubilnnt over the fall OF
snow We had on the night Of the 9TH,
when ten Inches OF the beau
tlful fell In this vicinity, max
ing a warm covering FOR the
many fields of fall wheat that were
already cheering the hearts Of the gran
gers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08
MnaISisriiXrons SALE


NOTICE Is hereby Given. that In pursuance
Of nu order % the District Court IN aud for
salt Lake County. state 81 Utah, made On the
ssctngd day ~ llcecmbcr, isa IN the matter Of
the istatu ~ rustnuah iouifcr. dccrassd,
the undersigned, tho ndmiaistratur " said
Estate. Will soil nc private sale 20 thr highest
bidder for cash, vnld coin " the unltci
stnies and subject tn confirmation by said
day ~ nccctnluf. isYa. ~ y o'clock 81. at No.
o. u street. salt Lake Gay, Utah. all tho
right. title and intcfci: aud s'statc % tho said
hor duath. and ali tho riglt. title and Interest
that tho said estate has. Nv oucratinu ~ law
~ otherwise. acquired Other than or IN nddi-
tlon 20 that ~ the aid susannah louscr NJ
the time % Der death, ~ and 20 III that GER
tain lot, piccc, ur parcel of land situate. lying
and being In said cry aud county ~ isalt
Lake, Hate Of Utah, and bounded aud dr.
Fart N f.nt one az. Heck twunty.slx ca.
Plat ~. " salt Lake city surrey, cnmmnnc-
inx al the southeast cnrnor ~ said lot one ~.
aud runnlng thence north i've ~ riis. thence
west nvr ~ rods. theme. south i've ~ rlds
ihcncc east nycfN rods TO tho point u bcsin-
Mug.
Also tho fqlipving described land situate.
lying and being ~ tho County Of Wcbcr.
IN undivided onr-haif Interest M lots
Twenty-Five tiH, twcnty.thfr. ca aud
twenty -four, nio,b one d Central Park Ad.
Terms nnd oudIilons Of saici cash. rnld
cnin ~ the United states. twenty pcr cent ~
the purchase mnnry To- be- paid 10 tie Admin
lsiraiof on lho day 81 sale balance on rpn-
must b. In writing and nddresssd 20 ncrirrt
=, IauiErr' No. "a street. salt Lake city.
Utah. ......... .......
Administrator ~ tho Estate ~ susannah
Iuulrsr. deceased.
salt Lake city. Dcromhar Z. isn
AlcNandcr McMnster, Attorney for Estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

The Relief society OF snowvlllc. Of
which tho sisters here form a consplcu-
GUS part, have been to tho expense Of
putting up now ordinary. this do
pletcd their treasury previously over
flowing; 20 10 replenlsh their vaults. on
THANKSGIVING evening the sisters had a
dance and oyster supper. the large
school building In Snowyillc was crowd
ed, there was good music and plenty
for all, extreme sOclnbillty prevailed.
and mirth and merrimcnt Were enjoyed
by all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-08

.e,.c of the Dcserut News ~
n, lfateh ys W Twenty-foufth strerh
~ (. a. Yeats aud sntscflptip WI
n tdysfu'iiRse News i delivered by car.
IL , vsssii lake CITY. .-.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-05-20
.hAtt,&ET QUOTATIONS.


Cnlcngo.Catt'e. common to PRIME
*3m TO 1910; hogs, shipping srade as
wv 10 S4Co; sheep' ia'r 10 enolce, @5oV
10 5000; wheat NO. red' oSc 70 NC;
corn. NO. = DC 10 die; oats. NO. SOC
10 :H' rye, No. ooc 70 oIe' outtrE'
r9o'ce creamery, nc 10 lDe' eggs ttes ~
iie 10 .oe' po'"'oes' cho'ee' JUG u 7oS
per Dusne'' ..,o
a. ' sn snipp'ng' S'~ oS -
so.oO' noss, ehoice i'ght' 800 10 $sy;
S '.sp common 10 Shoiee, S..oo 10 Tt" J
' WHEAT no. rea' nc 10 &c; cor t, No. DO
WINE, S1e 10 ooe' OATS NO. "n''e' sue
10 o'r; , .o-o .
90 o. '.o",srSat''e; sooo ~. 20 So.'o' so ~:
SIw 10 S''U' sneep, $ooV " $-',
v wheat M. 90 .oc 10 :se' corr, mo- .'o, |.
y rsa DC ~ ot =, Sa'S' No. 10 -'''
~" G,. ~ PC TO 1oe; 40 xo . a. ,o. hon.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-05-20
CITY BUILT 1N A DAY.
Prairie In the Morning aud Organized
Before Niuhtfn11.

Prairie In the Morning aud Organized
Before Niahtfail.
The greatest town.building record in
Oklahoma has been won by Mountain
View, Washita County. The other day
the town site was q prairie. The same
day 1t was surveyed and plated and a
large portion of It sold and settled upon.
Wnshita river was bridged and a vast
amount Of accumulated freight was moved
and located. The town was organized and
ofiicered and all lines of business and pro.
fessions started. The town in one day be.
came q city of nearly 500. with w. T. V.
Yates as Mayor, Senator g. w. Bellamy
as treasurer. and Col. John Kerfoot as
police Judge. with a full complement OF
councimen and minor officers Of an organ
lied town. Some Of the lots sold rs high
as $500 within thirty minutes from the
time the surveyor drove his stakes. Noun.
tain View Is the western terminus OF the
Rock Island extension across the Conan.
che and Apache country.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-05-20
FOR The EAGLE.
4 COLLATION. Of News from
All Over the World.
Feast Of Political, Commercial
and General Intelligence
for Eagle Readers.

Formosa advices give details of q terri.
BILE massacre in the vicinity of Taiko, a
town In the central district. Thirty un.
armed villagers were ambushcd by about
sixty savages, who killed 20 of them. Only
one escaped. The cause Of the massacre
IL said TO have been dispute between saw.
age tribes over the paternity Of a child
and the death of its mother. The reputcd
father OF the child denied the charge and
refused to make compensation to the tribe
TO which the mother belonged. An appeal
to head hunting was the only way by
which the injured tribe could prove its
righteousness to Its ancestors. After the
massacre the savagcs INDUCED in feast,
at which the heads of the murdered vii
layers were cOnspicuously displayed.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-05-20
BUSINESS CONTINUES STRONG.
Heavier Volume of Business Reported
In Most Lines by Dun.

In Most Lines by Dun.
IL. q. Dun 4 Co.'S weekly review of
trade says: ITO speak truly Of business
TINS week, one must free the mind of
stocks. For severe decline in manufac.
turing stocks has created an impression
mat 1t has some relation to productive in
dustry, but 1t has none. There was no
change In the money market worth men.
tioning. and the volume of business shown
BY payments through the principal clear.
ing houses was 71.5 per cent larger than
In 1SO2. the year Of greatest prosperity
hitherto. which Is more than double the
gain anybody considered possible u year
ago. Never before reaching 100000 tons
per week, the iron manufacture reports
May ] an output Of 25O,ODJ tons weekly.
Greater than In any previous year by 0.S
per cent, the actual shipments of boots
and shoes from the East reflect heavy
business. with general advance in
prices. Hides at Chicago advanced about
l per cent. Cotton Is a shade stronger.
Prices Of wool are said to have been gen.
orally advanced. with higher demands
from the interior holders. Failures for
the week have been 165 In the United
States, against DAG last year. and 20 in
Canada, against "a last year.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-05-20
NINE SINK IN A SHIP.
Schooner Nelson Founders In Lake su.
periOr Captain Alone EscaDes.

Schooner Nelson Founders In Lake Su.
perior- Captain Alone Escapes.
The schooner Nelson, deeply laden with
cargo Of coal, foundercd In terrific gale
In Luke Superior of Grand Marais, Mich.
Nine lives were lost In this, the seasons
first serious lake disaster. The captain,
Andrew Haghncy. Is the sole survivor. u
dispatch from Deer Park announcing that
he driftcd ashore near that place. The
Nelson, which was owned by the Mitchell
Transportation Company OF Bay City.
and was fitted up ut Toledo. Ohio. this
spring. was, with the schooner Mary Is.
Mitchell. In tow of the steamer A. Fol.
som. The bonts were on their first trip Of
the season, and had taken cargOes of coal
at Ashtabula, Ohio. The Folsom and
Mitchell turned back and did not sustain
serious damage.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-05-20
BIO LOSSES ny FIRE.
Chicago Property TO the Amount Of
&4OO,ODO 10 Destroyed.

Five large lumber firms and woodwork
ing establishments in Chicago were hcnv-
lily damaged by fire which started In the
sash. door and blind factory of John A..
Gaugcr 4 Son. The loss will reach 500.
900, and three establishments, employing
100 men. are totally destroyed. The prin-
cipal loss il that of y. T.. Gundcrson. sash.
door and blind manufactures. estimated
nj S21O.O0O. John y. Gnugcr X Sons
loss is $50, 900 and Louis Schaefer's wood
turning establishment was valued ut S.
OW. In addition to these plants the Rnth-
bone. Hair n Ridgway Company, lumber
dealers. suffered loss of S12O.WW and
the Pilscn Lumber Company 100000. The
fire was caused by the explosion Of a
steam pipe.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-05-20
Hnxti Accenta Frnntier Line.

The Haytinn Government accepts The
delimitatiOn OF the frontiers by President
Heureaux Of Dominica and the presidents
Of both, republics will NEE, In conference
ut Mole 81. Nicholas. President lieu.
reauX's visits through the country have
Gained the people by his personal guar
antec of the redemption Of paper in July,
aud his popularity continues.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-05-20
rRAINMEN OUTwIT A SHERIFF.
Unsuccc ssfui Attempt to Attach q
Train In ohio for tack Taxes.

OHsc buCH boASSs
The Toledo and Ohio Central extension
railroad, which passes through Bishop
willie. Ohio. owes the county about $5.OuW
back taxes. AS II south.bound local was
passing through Amesyille. the sheriff Of
Athens County and his deputies held 1t up
and attached it. Strong chains were pro-
duccd and the engine and ears securely
bound to the track. The crew Of the
north bound. however. knew a thing or
two, and. getting wind Of the proposed
hold-up. stopped. The mail car was taken
from its usual place ut the head Of the
train and placed at the rear, and so the
train proceeded without further Interrupt.
tion. An excursion train was due In a
few minutes. but the conductor. getting a
tip as TO the proposed scheme. shot
through the station at the rate Of a mile a
minute and pulled into Morgan County,
where the sheriff could not follow them.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-05-20

their places will be taken in this service BY
the Hartford and Pensacola in Pacific
waters. Not counting these ships. ten ves-
sells will soon be engaged In training boys
TO be sailors. landsmcn to be seamen and
seamcn to be expert gunners. The Am.
phtrite and Lancaster will soon come
north. and the men who have undergone
training in gunnery exercises for the last
six months will he transferred to other
ships. and new classes will take their
places.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-05-20
wife saved His Money,

Daniel Mahoncy sued his wife Mary for
5000 ut Kansas City. They were separat.
cd. but were not divorced. Mahoney
claimed that his wife had saved the money
from his earnings. The case did not get
to trial. Mrs. Mahoney's lawyers simply
demurrcd to the case, saying 1t had nc
standing In court. because a husband could
not sue wife, although either one nigh;
sue or bc sued by third party. The
judge dismissed the case.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-05-20
Wrecked by the Wind.

A heavy wind. rain and hull storm
spread devastation IN its wake through
Ohio and into Michigan. Several persons
were injured and many buildings wrecked.
At Canal Dover. Ohio. u school house was
blown down and nine children seriously
hurt. Forty houses and barns we're I'M
rooted at Detroit,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-05-20
Trusted Attorney Fiees.

TruffOrd n. Jayne. Il prominent attor.
ncy, society man and churchman Of Min.
ncapolis, has been missing several days.
lie left the city presumably on business
and when 1t became necessary to open his
desk u letter was found stating that his
accounts with several estates In his charge
were wrong and intimating TINT when the
letter was found he would be dead by his
own hand
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-05-20
War Over County Feat.

Hearing that II force Of 800 citizens Of
Elkins, ". Va, was on the way to Bcv.
crly to remove the county records pending
the settlement OF the question Of the loca.
tiOn Of the county seat, citizens fortified
the county buildings and prepared to re.
sist the Elkins people. The latter turned
back ON hearing Of these preparations.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-05-20
OUTPUT or kLONDlKE.
Estimate OF This Years wash.Cp Il
Placed at $4,000 600.

Placed at $4,000 600.
Consul Brush reports TO the State De.
partment at Washington from Clifton,
Ont. respecting the Klondikc output for
1900. as follows: "An authority whose cs.
timates have heretofore proved conscrva-
tive. brings word from Dawson that the
wash-up from tho Yukon this year will ag-
gregate $10.OOO.OOO. apportioncd as fol-
lows: EldoradO. S2.5OO.OOO: Bonanza. 81
100000: French Hill. S1,JOO,OOO; Gold
Hill, $1.5OO,OOO: Big Skukun,. S1,OOO.OOO;
Little Skukum, $1,OOO.O0O: Dominion 81.
OOO.OOO: Hunkcr. and quartz. $5,OOO,OOO;
total. $1O.OOO.OOO. The figures leave ont
Of consideration u number Of important 10.
cations. including sulphur creek. Stewart
river. Upper Klondike aud Scroggle
creek"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-05-20
PARsON SHOOTS SALOON MAN.
Riot In Oklahoma Between Prohibi.
tiOnistS and LiuuOr 1Dca1ers.

tiOnists and Liquor Dealers.
There was a riot between the prohibi.
tionists aud the liquor element ut Alva.
Ok. and dozen citizens have been nurs-
ing wounds In consequence. The pastor
Of the First Methodist Church, the Rev.
Alexander Ross, entered Gene Hard.
wick's saloon and commenced shooting at
him. Hardwick quickly returned the fire
and both fell MORALLY wounded. Others,
partisans on both sides, quickly gathered,
and before the officers could get the crowd
under control six others had to be carried
away. They were wounded seriously.
The prohbitionists have been making ev.
cry effort to get the saloons closed, but
hive failed