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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-13
PAYSON.

TIL. Pnynon Coop has declared nm
annual dividend Of is per cent; y per
cent Of which will be- paid over the
counter and per cent held In reserve.
4 few Of the young mon OF this city
mot Ia the Hancock hall Monday nivht
and organized nm athletic association.
The officers elected were Harry Upton.
president; Albert Mcclellan. secretary;
q. w. Jackson. treasurer; and Addc
ruthcil Zckc Dean and Harp Upton.
trustees. W. II. coombr and W. n.
Fairbanks Jr.. wcrr appointed COM
mitcc on electric lights and fuel. and
Icke Dean. Willis Rogers and e. W.
jackson a comittce To draft n conHtl-
tuition and bylaws. The Hancock Hail
VIII be ntted up with tho necessary
paraphernaiin. na soon aH u can be 40
cured.
4 large number Of relatives and
friends gathered at the home NJ Mir.
and Mrs. \. ". Mcclellan. TO witness
the marriage OF their daughter Ivy A..
and Lee g. stark. which took place At
I o'clock Tuesday. the nuptinl knot be-
ing tied by bishop stewart Of BenJa-
min.
After the ceremony the wedding feast
was next In order. and " II needless 10
say that the large crowd who We're
seated around tho festive board. found
the good things prepared for them.
most pleasing TO the Inner man. The
tables wer" set three times and each
time were well iilicd with owners OF
good appotises.-ulobc Header.
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the "Mormons' here to have their meet
ing house moved to "a more centrally
located portion OF the town. The town
continues and VIII grow eastward. and
the largest portion OF the members Of
this church reside In the upper part Of
the town. The present site was no
doubt suitable at the time
Of its erection, but II "
almost unapproachahlc now, and
the climbing OF the Jacob ladder
like steps II positive danger during
winter. aud big deterrent to old pco-
pie and women with children. n
would certainly be 90 the advantage NJ
everybody concerned to have the meet
Ing house uptown; but Il will require
n united cffort on the mart Of all the
people. And II II hoped on bishop
Iontensock'a return. which will be
soon. he will be able 10 arouse the
needed enthusiasm and get the work
naoing. n would be- n big help and
decided start In this good cause N some
public spirited citizen would donate u
lot as n building spot
The rcmhera Of the ward choir
especially and the whole ward generally
regret the moving To sAiina uf our
able choir master. John Hood. During
the short time he has been here the
choir has shown "a marked improve
mcnt IN tune. rhythm nnd volume. and
both members and visiting friends were
always sure OF n musical treat sunday
nights at the Mormon church. The
hest wishes of many friends go with
genial Jock" ana his family.
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WOODRUFF.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Woodruff. Fcb. p.-on Tuesday. Feb.
9TH. an old folks party was held In
THIS plncc,and was one Of the plea ant
est events of the season. We have
tonly ~ being entitled 10 badRcn) und
an Invitation was extended TO all Whu
had reached the aEc OF " years. The
following committee We're chosen In-
der the direction Of the stake commit.
VILE. Joshua Ashton. Jhbex Ice. Atln-
laide Lev. and Annie 4. Neville.
Among the invited guests were John
VI. Baxter and Byron Sessions OF hc
stake presidency. Bishop \. McKln-
non and wife of Randolph,
Bishop James Kennedy and wlfr
~ Argyle. Morgan Grant and VITO of
Randolph. Elders Alvin Walters. Joseph
Waldron. JAMES Duckworth and Gco.
Mitchell, NJ. I. a. missionaries. Arson
.. cnii and John e. Gray 81 the Sta.
committee were also present. Diaa"r
WIS served at I o'clock y. M, after
which short speeches. songs and rect
tntlpns appropriate 60 the occasion
we're enjoyed by all present stuart
Dickson related rome Of his expert
encea with a Missouri mob. Sister
Dickson also raw, an account Of tho
liaun'n mill massacre. her father. moth.
sr ana family being there ON that ter-
fihle day, In the evening many ems
jpycd Themselves IN the merry dance
Stories and anecdotes wcrc also related
aud the time passed too swiftly away.
The Woodruff band rendered roNoful
selections during the day
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OUR NEICHBORS.
DIAMONDvILLE, WY0.

Special Correspondence.
piamondvlllc. Feb. io-it Is stiii I'M
certain when the coal mine here will
resume operations. The IRE II still
burning. but the company has a- large
force of men ~ they can handle IN
thrrc eight hour shifts trying TO o. o,h-
cr the IRE. Their progress IL slow but
said TO be- sure.
The IRE IL said to have originated In
the nfth lever, the wnrkinen have 80
yet mnrely reached tho third level
They have n Two and n half inch hnse
connected with large water tank on
top ana viii of course use u 10 cNtin
guirh the Gre when they get 10 n. II
IL very indefinite when the mine VIII be-
ready Co hoist coal again as none
knows what they win yet have 10 con-
tend with. one Of the men who N ,n-
ployed trying tn VNtlnguiHh the ilro Hnid
today that " the mine resumed opttu-
tionH IN Ave or six weeks they would
do we'll.
The town of Kemmcrcr.one mile wet
81 Diamundvlllo. was Incorporated BY
u vote Of her citizens of thrve 10 one
IN favor ~ incorporation The citizens
~ kemmercr may well be proud of her
progress aud prospects, Her wpndrf-
fli resources developed within the past
eighteen months have placed her la a
position that inny we'll be- onyioi by
any cities ot the great West. EiSh,
teen months ago there was no sign Of
ANYTHING but rngebrufh, now thef" N
a fine round house. an elegant deT0t
with eight double tracks In the yards
and splendid wntcrworks system. II
Il now mn Incorporated city ana Will
elect city officers on the Goth OF Fobru-
AIRY. 1888.
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TAMIL.

Next Thursday. the 18th. there will
be scandinavian picnic party at the
sued
Fanny Brown has resigned her POSI-
Ton ~ roHtmistrc-s Df Freedom. and
Mrs. Cornelia Taylor has been appoint
ed IN her place.
The second crop Of ice bids fan to
average few inches thicker than the
ilrst. The men who were too slow TO
MI their Ice houses Rt the first harvest,
are not 80 much out OF luck after all.
The boys ala splendid job wcdncs-
day morning before breakfast ~ plow-
Ing the snow from on the sidewalks
all over the city. They should be well
paid for their work. ani should receive
the thanks Of the citizens besides.
Councillor ncusicy reported on tunnel
favorably. the ground In the end ~ the
tunnel becoming quite soft and damp.
indicating that water Il near nt hand.
The tunnel ~ now In 200 feet.
The concert given In the Assembly
hall on Thursday evening by the mem
beers Of the South Ward sunday school.
was a grand success IN every way. The
hall was fiicd TO OVERLOOKING and the
vast audience was well pleased With the
entertainment.
a member OF the State board OF cdu-
cation IL soon TO be appointed to iili
the vacancy caused by the resignation
Of Dr. J. r. Millspauch. Petitions are
being circulated throughout the county
asking Governor Wells 20 appoint
County Superintendent a. 9. Nelson.
The Republican party 81 this county
viii assemble In convention at Manu
ncNt Wednesday FOR the purpose "
placing the party In Sanpetc officially
on record M endorsing one ~ the two
nsplranta for tho position ON the State
land board made vacant by the cNplra-
tlon 81 the term Of Thoa. Recs q Wales.
The codcHt weather known iu Mnnu
for some years was on last Monday
morning. The thermometer ranged
from ~ TO e degrees below zero. The
most accurate Instrument " tho spirit
Thermometer at the Dcaerot Telegraph
company's ONCE. Thin Thermometer
registered q degrees below zero. II was
certainly a bitter cold morning Sam
pete Democrat.
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NEPtil.

bishop Parks will lecture on geology
at the y, NJ. l. A. meeting next Tues
day evening. There viii also be muAi-
cal numbers.
Elder Andrew Jcnson lccturcd at the
tabernacle sunday evening In the In
terest OF tho Y. NJ. ana v. l.. ~. la.
"a travels In the Holy Land" The
lecture was an Interesting one through
out.
We do not think that the farmers
win have much cause for kicking In re-
gard 10 scarcity OF water this year rs
from reports received NJ this office the
people viii sooner have cause 10 grum-
bile about having too much.
FREDERICK W. cnAPPELL
The now year has brought many dis.
trrRsing situations TO the people NJ this
city. II brought visions 90 prosper
Gus new year and everything was indi,
this section. hut with those Indications
before us We were destined 90 pass
through a period OF sickness, disease
and death. and the hand Of the silent
messenger beckoncd 10 first one ana
them another Of our people To the other
shore Among those who We're nudden-
~ CALLED away was Frederick w
Chappeil. II seems hard when one looks
back retrospective and see HIN one
sunday leading the tabernacle choir,
aud singing the solo of that heaven In
spIred hymn, Rock 90 Ages, Cleft for
me 10 that other Sunday--one week
honce--where he lay cold and silent In
HE tomb. nut the Lord giveth and the
Lord tnketh away. nrother chnppeh
was hard student and one who burnt
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pEsEREr EVENING NEWS. MONDAY, FEBRUARY la, 1899

ruts In hard roads. II IL impossible to
avoid these ruts ana they win cut the
edges OF new tire away IN very
short time. This brings up the question
a. 10 whether our legislators Will think
II worth their while 10 consider the
matter and follow the example of the
California legislature Of two years ago
upon the subject Of wide wagon ties. l
enclose n scrap which I found nmone
editor. which would well repay repro
duction on this subject. The absence
OF good roads IN one leading cause
augmented Of course by their length
Of the poverty Of the people Of SOUTH
crn Utah
THE ROAD QUESTION.
"Ciubs are being formed In various
parts OF the United States In the In
tcrcst of good roads. Agricultural an-
fociatlons, bicycle clubs. trnnspOrta
tion companies and other societies are
taking up the question. and the sub
Jet " scientific road-maklng u being
Investigated.
Utah has ~ much need 60 wake TN
on this question rs any other part %
the country. The liEhtncss Of the soil
here renders tho roads masses Of
binding dust In tho summer and
treachefous mud-pattsa In the winter.
The evil ~ aggravated By the irfigut-
ing bitches that cross the roads at ire.
qucnt Intervals and the overflow from
canals and bitches
what a saving there would be- In n
single year IN carriages. hugEios wax
ons and carts. besides horcnssh aud
personal comfort. n Utah had good
roads connecting the principal settle.
ments' In remote parts ~ tho terri
tory travelling n often % horror. In
miles upon miles there viii often he
The roads arr In their native state cN.
cepi such changes ~ have been made
by travel"
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HINCkLEY,

The Hight snow fall Of last week hna
been followed by a blizzard OF unusual
severity. The mercury stood about AZ
zero all day sunday, but II failed 10
prevent the people from turning out In
strong force To sunday school at iO q.
and ngan 20 conjoint session OF the
i. ~. 81. !. H. nt 1880. ~ wchave
a live ward organization. a lilshop ana
aids that teach by example, as well as
prccept, we have all the ward affairg
In good running order. al are fcolins
We'll and contributions 10 the fund fIr
the completion Of the stake meeting
house az Doscr"t Is being generously
responded To.
In the conJoint session at 1880 n
lecture was given ON The FAN OF
Man" An interesting sketch ON the
'Iife Of the seventeenth President OF
the United States, Andrew Johnson"
was given BY John IL. Hutchinson.
bishop Pratt gave an excellent address
on the Current Topics Of the Hour. +"
hut probably the chief feature OF the
evening was the reading OF the "Hlnck-
ley star" by the editor, Mrs. Fanny
Scott, This IN "A monthly product ION
OF original home talent. and In this in
stance was indeed creditnble 20 tho
editor and her corps OF writer's. as the
articles were all Well written and r'ad
In such foreoful plainncss as 10 giva
special emphasis To the home thriiats
contained therein.
President I, n. Hinokley Jr. gave
notice 10 the adde's that ON account OF
their remissneaH In attending our
civil government class. n measure hal
been presented before that august
providing for their dlsfranohIse.
ment. should they fat to come out in
full force next "Wednesday sNonlng,
tho cause for which Roberts fought
and 70 gloriously failed. viii probably
be consummated.-Mill Progress.
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SPANISH FORK.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Sanlsh Fork, Utah. Feb. n. iSr-
The people OF this city felt some
what cold part OF this week. but On
further consideration seem to enjoy T..
Few days axe your correspondent
at Provo stated that Air. ~. ]. Norton
sen had left this State and was head
Ina for his native land. Denmark. AIR.
Mortcnacn wnH here today the state
mcnt tan therefore be classified aa an
The farmers here say tina, the la,e
all the gold mines In ALASKA.
. esssa ---H aaa Hst ss t.s- spanish
ron nuivuiiEeU tcia. AtutuiaE a. tIr
advise Of the city authorities donated
$3.50 TO the city treasury no n result
OF allowing two boys OF minor aye
Ia frequent his saloon. Tho boys. each
one OF whom. contributed the same
amount for the part they took In tho
play. one OF the fircwatcr maRic'auH
handed To the city treasurer $40 Toe a
sunday practice.
Miss Vine Iloughion and Ezra Hanson
Joined hands In the Salt Lake Temple
last "wednesday. 4 happy social
gathering took place at their home tho
next evening In comnemoration Of the
event.
Some OF the leading sunday school
authorities were here last Sunday at
tending their official duties. iirp.1cr
George u. brlmhall spoke to the Y NJ.
and V. L. conJolnt meeting IN the
evening.
Dr. Warner. who has bccn'for several
wears here. said yesterday that hg hal
never seen 20 much sickness here M
nt the present. most Of u being result
OF Ia grippe. which IN coming out In
several dinorcnt forms !, =. pneumonia.
bronchitis. etc Several deaths have
occurred this week. chiefly amongst the
young.
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PANdUIrcH.


! zee In tho lat issue there II n
statement made IN regard TO tho coal
neldr Of Tfopic which IN all o. X, only
the size Of tho Neln.
They have passed up the side OF tho
mountain where the coal was In sight
ON the surface with "a cut Of about 30
feet wide. keeping that width for
about 40 feet, then surfing "A tvn-foot
tunnel. ANA hnvf gone In 10 feet far
Their. which makes u about 90 feet
FROM the surface,
II brings them 10 firnt-clans coal.
hard ana black and free from slate,
dirt or other Impurities.
II works flnc on the forge and also
burns free In the stoves. Mr. ]. ~
Pollock IL using Il Ia his blacksmith
chop and says u IN finc coal.
They ate working the bottom which
II nine feet thick with n inches 81
slate on top. then there IN 4 feet Of
coal capped with about 20 inches Of
slate ana then feet 81 coal capped
with two feet ~ slate and Htlll another
vein Of coal one foot thick. this being
the top vein Of coal. and II IN capped
with a heavy sand rock.
The vein ~ wide and permanent ana
dips To- the north.
They are now prepared TO furnish
nrst-class coal NJ the mine for ys.6O
per ton.-Pnnguitoh Progress.
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LEttI.


The North Branch choir Il holding
TWO practices n week preparing for a
sacred concert TO be given soon
Two special sessions Of the teachers
We're held this week to consider meth
vds OF teaching arithmetic. Many are
IN favor OF maintaining ninth grade
apart from the eighth grade work.
several Of our teachers viii visit
schools IN the county on Monday next
n course OF domestic science will be be-
gun IN the eighth grade this week
The school patrons meeting held ON
last Friday was well attended. The
sentiment ~ all who spoke was In Ia
Nor OF improving educational conditions
even n II should become necessary to
pay little higher tax.
The Relief Society ~ the ward held
It's annual meeting last Saturday at
which the yearly report was read to the
members. The report shows that this
society Is In splendid condition and
that during the past year II has done
"a noble and generous work for the poor
OF I.chi. During the year u has given
10 the needy ii0.25. In addition 60 this
account Bishop cutler has dlaburscd
1850 for the same purpose making to-
tai OF $3.50, 1s.-Ilanner.
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OGDEN.


Special Correspondence:
ogden, Feb. f3.-On Monday. the 10Th
inst, the public schools will take up
at . instead OF $3.50 o'clock a. M, as at
present.
Funeral services over the remains Of
the late Mrs. Bessie Pagan Of Terrace
were held from 81. Joseph's Catholic
church at . o'clock y. m. yesterday.
A Lincoln memorial service was held
at the Congregational church last
night. The house was well filled with
people. who listened with interest and
pleasure to u very fine address by Rev.
Clarence Brown Of Salt Lake city.
The published reports OF the condi-
ton Of the national banks Of this city
show large reserves and n very salts
factory condition Of business.
sheriff Laync and Deputy Sheriff
skecn took SamuelHon and Davis, the
men convicted OF burElarlzing Wheel
wright Bros store. 10 the state prison
saturday afternoon.
Mrs Motcaif VIII entertain the His
toricai club ut her home. the state
school for the deaf ON the afternoon OF
the 18th inst. Middle Ages" will be
the toplc for discussion.
superintendent Noble. Assistant Fitz-
gerald and Master Mechanic Luckctt
returncd this morning from a "Trip OF
Inspection over the Salt Lake division
DISTRICT COURT.
In the Second district court saturday.
In the case Of Boyle a Go. W n.
Tanner Jr., plnlntiff was given until
February 18th TO nlc bill of exceptions
on motion for n new trial.
he case OF the State W H. =. Brooks.
charged with endorsement of the sum
n 500 from one Goslin. was called IN
Justice pcrrin'a court saturday after
noon ana continued until tomorrow.
on Saturday Judge Roiapp granted
the petition of William and Ella Chan
nell 10 adopt n l-ycar -old Rlrl. a found
ling, which had been under their care
since she was deserted by her parents
four years ago.
saturday evening Judge Iiolapp
handed down his decision Ia the Ease OF
the Peoples building. Loan a Saw
ings association VI q. u. fowble. or
definE that the plainun turn into
court 10 much ~ the money realized
from the sale under foreclosure ne was
In excess of the judgment obtained,
the amount to be held by tho clerk until
further orders.
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rlOR0AN.

At the last session Of the commits
aloner's court and city council. Dr. Oa-
good was appointed quarantine and
county and city physician. His appoints
mont VIII be- welcomed by the entire
community NJ Morgan county.
There was n pleasant surprise In tho
meeting house at crnwden last
Wednesday evening. George To0nc.
who leaves for n European mission was
the honorcd one. Elder Tuonc only re-
ccivcd sixteen days notice. but VIII be-
equal to the occasion. His friends
wish him q successful mission.
south Morgan Will hold their yearly
ward conference next Saturday and
Sunday. Saturday morning will be de-
voted To the . lmhry association. aud
the afternoon 10 the Relief society.
sunday morning will be- devoted to the
sabbath school. afternoon the ward IN
general and nj night the ". I. Arsocla-
lions. A good time " expected and an
who wish 90 attend viii b. woicome.--
Mirror
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DRAPER.

Special Correspondence.
Draper. Fob. io.-Thc young ladies.
under the management Of Mrs. j. ".
Itawlinr. Tiida iiuborE ana Ethel En-
Miss. gave grand character ball In
Hidcouts opera house. The costumes
were well gotten M aud all present On
Ioycd very pleasant evening. Some Of
the leading costumes were Uncle Sam
and Liberty. by Mr. aud Mrs. Rawllna.
The Farmer John ~. Hoberg, DANISH
maiden was well represented by Miss
Tiida Boberg. and Miss Mary iiobcrs
made u good hit IN the "Old Maid"
Miss Lilly HawlinH. 'rhc MIX Mait."
Miss Nora christensen. as Topsy, was
excellent. Miss Efiic smith. Jane Green.
and Amy Ffitzgcrald represented Frost.
McnfrH. Carl Christensen and 6, W.
Brown appeared az Princes, black ana
rcd. Miss Nina Mickolron and Miss
Lottie Smith NJ Flower Girls. clowns
and many other curious costumes were
noticeable.
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INDIAN VALLEY, IDAHO.
Special Correspondence;

Special Correspondence;
Indian valley Washington CO.. Fob.
ia few Of our people nre located
IN this out-of- thr.way nook, but we
have HH YET M ward organization. but
hope soon To have enough here TO make
one. We have u good sunday school.
however which In doing well.
We have facilities here for the maxi
Ing ~ n prosperous community. l'lon-
~ ~ water, aud land 10 be had cheap.
many improved farms nre for sale
ranging IN price from $500 10 81 300
The best grain and gardens can be-
grown with little or no water.
The streams abound with fish,
salmon. trout. whitehHh, suckers. etc.
Good health prevails. The recent
coid snap was the most severe IN TWEEN
ty-onc years. our winters are usually
milder. with snow and rainfall.
GEO. H. HORN.
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TRUSTEES SALE

Notice Il hereby given that In accord.
hncc with ana under the power and
authority granted by that certain trust
deed made September "A. isss. 20 the
undersigned trustee. BY Sarah A.
lIardic and John y. Hardle, her hun.
band. and recorded In Hook "5.A." page
.bd OF Mortgages. ~ the records OF Salt
Lake County. Utah. the undersigned
trustee win offer for sale ana sell to the
highest bidder for cash at the west
front entrance 20 the city and county
building. IN Salt Lake city. Salt Lake
county, Utah. being the front door %
the county court house OF said Salt
Lake County. on March 18TH. 1899. at "
o'clock noon ~ that day. all the real
estate hereinafter described. or ~ much
thereof a. necessary. 10 pay ana dis
charge the indebtedness secured by
said trust deed. being 5000 net prln-
clpnl now due with interest from March
~. isss, 10 the day ~ sale at tho rate
OF per cent per annum. 500 of the
PRINCIPAL Indebtedness having bccn paid
an February 9, 1896. and also 10 pay
reasonable attorneys fee. compensation
10 said trustee. cost of this notice and
expenses of sale.
The sale win be- made at tho request
" the holder ~ said Indebtedness and
because ut default la the payment Of
said indebtedness at maturity.
The real estate above referred 10 10
situate IN Salt Lake County. state OF
Utah, aud IN bounded and particularly
described az foliowH.
The west one-hnlf 90 OF lot No.Ae
90 In block forty-ilyr Nsl Plat IN"
salt Lake city survey. said promises
being otherwise described ~ commence
inH az tho northwest corner OF said lot
Aforesaid, nnd running thence south
twenty 900 rods, thence east i've 90
rods, thence north twenty (20D rods. and
thence west nye 90 rods. 20 tho place
~ beginning. together with all appur-
tenancca and privileges there unto be-.
longing.
WILLIAM ~, JACOBS.
Trustee.
Dated February 10Th. 1909.