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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-17
LIST or LETTERS

Remaining unoailcd for at the post.
ONCE, Salt Lake city. Utah. January
~. 1899. To obtain these letters the APP
plicant must call for Advertised Let
teri" and give the date OF the list. II
not called for within two weeks they
will be sent TO the Dead Letter ONCE.
IADIEg' LIST,
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RIVERSIDE.
a surprise on III. Dl.hop-rruit Tree. In.
lnrsd.

jared.
Boxeidcr County News;
Last week the Y. l.. N. I. association
got up surprise for our Bishop. lie
was invited To attend a meeting on
some special business, ana when meet
ins time come he dropped In and was
surprised 10 sec the house arranged for
hmuHemcnts instead of meeting. tp-
on inquiry II was learned that II was
intended M n surprise, but there We're
only "A few present. The others had
gathered mt private house and had
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BRIGHAM CITY.
Amu-ement- In Boseider The Russian
Count Discharged.

Boxelder County News:
Between forty and nfty Of the friends
OF Mira Frank Bowrlng surprised her
last Monday night In honor ~ her
birthday. Frank was there and the
party was great success Picnic ana
games were In order until midnight,
The brigham city Dramatic company
VIII produce Santiago, or For the Red,
White and Blue. Saturday afternoon
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SPRIN0VILLE.
stockmen's Mass Meeting Lectures and
Amusemsnts.

sprlngvllle Independent:
on Saturday afternoon at o'clock,
a mass meetinF Of sprlngvilie stock
men win be held at the Maecabee hall.
opposite Psekard'a store. for the pur-
pose OF considering the feasibility or
importing carload OF purebrcd Short
horn cattle. Stockmcn here wish to In
fuse new and better blood Into what "
commonly termed the scrub stock" OF
the county as "A means OF Improvement.
Men who wish to Import pure-blood
cattle. sheep or swine now have an OPP
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PROVO.

"',aEreemrnt on the Light Question-so-
eiabie Mt the Asylum,
Special Correspondence.
Provo, Feb, 17.--The endeavor to
reach an agreement between Provo city
and the Telluride Power Transmission
company for the latter 90 furnish cleo
uio lights to the city. which has been
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E|eQQlt sulphur Turkish Both

Ana Treatment Rooms In charge OF
Competent Physician, who VIII diagnose
and prescribe for patients needing med
Zeal AID n you have catarrh, Dyspep.
Kidney Disease, come and be cured
ANY Kind o. bath you want Mnsaage
FOR both sexes Swimming lessons fof
iadics BY the matron.
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Notice II hereby given by tho UNDER
signed. being the owners OF fourth
u the capital stock of the Treasure
liill Mining company. that special
meeting Of the stockholders Of said corr
poratlon viii be held at the office OF tho
company. 80 Atlas Block. Salt Lake
city, Utah. on Thursdny. che 10th day
" March. 1899. at 10 o'clock a. IN. OF
said day. Tor the purpose Of consider
INK the question Of Increasing the cap
ital stock Of the corporation from $4,000
10 10000. and for the purpose of con-
sldering the question NJ selling tho
property ~ the company or ~ deviaing
other means for the purpose Of paying
It's debts. for the purpose OF rlccting a
new board NJ directors. and for the pur-
pose of tranHncting such other business
as may come before the meeting.
-. y. WALKER JR.
SHARP WALKER.
". II. DODGE.
Stockholders Of Treasure Hill Mining
Company.
Dated Salt Lake city. utah. February
18th. 1899.
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ASYLUM pArIENrs' socfAnLEs.
LOGAN.
Farewell Party TO o.. =. tioyd-Petition To-
he Presented to Legislature.
Special Correspondence.

epeciai Correspondence.
- go
Logan, fep' i"'-Ih' iatcWeh party
rendered Elder ". r. Lloyd by the
Seventh ward sunday school. laat even.
49, -. .,.'.....'.,,....,, ..,.....'.
'"H VS. p'''''"'''' H"'''' NV
tendance was very large. An elegant
supper was pnrthkcn OF by the guests
.,d an ,,,.r,.,in, ,,,,,a,, 80. ran.
=,
uetcu nv tohVNhi
Song 49,. Sunday School choir
pr>vcr Elder "a I, Hansen
r,,tlns sunt' a. u Inortensen
poti -. Mas lizzie snulrrs
Address .'AfissIonary Experlenees''
-. -. -. MIR ~, Ipeen
oua,te,tc Mr.
A. IIcndrlckscn ana COMPANY.
puc, J
IIendfieks.n and oscar uiorkman
i,emarks -, .........,E. r. Lloyd
DancInE occupied IN. remainder of
the evening Wv
cry COUNCIL. ppocrrDINes.
The regular meeting OF the city coun-
ell was held last night. and the follow
Ina business transacted. Dr. .. ,.
ormsby was appointed and confirmed
ns city health officer. a resolution was
presented and unanimously passed.
which VIII be presented 10 the Leginls-
turc. asking that body To amend section
si5 OF the Revised statutes OF the state.
80 that the offices of city recorder and
city auditor can be consolidated IN
cities OF the second class, the draft Of
bill embodying this Idea n attached
TO tho resolution. The resolution points
out the fact that the law icquifcs the
recorder TO pc III once nufink pusln.sn
hours. ana hence can perform the dulles
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and evening. Feb. %. ut the opera
house The events connected with this
play we're enacted during the late
Spanish American war. The chnrnr-
tiers are strong. comedy superb.
The v. NJ. NJ. T. 4. ball at the opera
house Tuesday night was success In
every respect over hundred tickets
were sold and the ball room was crowd
ed TO ns utmost capacity. The bah
room was beautifully decorated, but.
owing 10 the fact that the electric
lights failed early In the evening. the
decorations did not show 10 az good adj
vantage ns they otherwise would have
done.
The scandinavian Dramatic COMPANY
OF this city reports very enjoyable
time while sisiting Logan and Hyrum
last week and the members express
their admiration for the treatment they
received from the management Of the
Thatcher Opera house and also from
Professor Tanner. who escorted the
company through the Agricultural COLI
icgo. They were escorted to and from
the depot by many " their Logan
friends
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COTTAGE MEETINGS.

Another commcndnbie WORT that has
been started IN this ward II the series
of cottage meetings held once a week
In the homes OF the people under the
auspices ~ the Hishopric. whore the
first principles OF the Gospel are dis.
cursed. These meetings are conducted
somewhat similar 10 those held In the
world by our Elders. ana are having
nm excellent effect.
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ASSESS mrSr SorrcE.
Independence Gold Mining Company,
office 30 ~ 20 East Third South
Street. Salt Lake city. Utah.

Stfcet. Hali Lake 'ity. utnh.
Notice II hereby given that NJ n meet
inE Of the directors. held ON the LIST day
81 February, 1889. an assessment Of one
sixteenth of one cent per share was
levied ON the capital stock OF the cor
corporation. payable at once 20 Charles
NJ. Freed, treasurer. at the companya
office. Any stock upon which this as
ferHment may remain unpaid on the eth
day of March 1899, VIII be delinquent,
and advertised for sale NJ public auc-
ton, ana unless payment II made be-
fore. win be sold on the eth day Of
April. 1889. at " o'clock noon. 10 pay
delinquent assessment. together with
the cost ~ advertising and expense Of
sale. liYMAN a. LEIPsIGI1R.
Secretary.
Location Of Office. 30 Ia 20 east Third
South street. salt Lake city. Utah.
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DRAPER.
specia, Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Draper. Salt Lake CO.. Fob. ii--un-
der the auspices " the ward teachers
n very respectable number NJ the peo-
pie of the ward gathered ut places dcs-
ignated. md at 1880 y. m. repaired to
the residence OF Patriarch William Al
len. and gave him a very enjoyable
surprise. II being the 5sth anniversary
N his birth. a very pleasant evening
was spent In hitting speeches, songs
and rccitntionr.
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a SPIRITUAL REVIVAL.

This winter hnH been notable ono
IN the confines ~ Draper. There has
been a genuine spiritual revival with
the most OF the people: the general
meetings and sunday schools especially
have hecn better attended than ever
before Much ot this II attributed tn
the good work thni the Mutual mis-.
Hianarlca have performed,
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PANGUlTCH.
ew utsr There Creating u water sup
Ply.

Ply.
Special Correspondence,
Panguitch. GARFIELD CO.. Feb. tive
hear W much about heavy SHOWS all
around Ne, that II may not be aniss to
tell your readers that our valley and
fonds ARE dry and dusty. und thu
weather " halmy ana Hpringlikc. We
have had but one anowstorm to apcai,
of this winter. the snow falling about
" Inches. The storm king must b.
getting IN his work pretty soon or our
farmers Will not sing his praises very
loudly next summer.
STORING WATER FOR mRIGA-
TfON.
our water company has been
Strengthening the dam NJ the Pam
Euitch Lake, using cement on the front
To prevent its leaking. There n propo.
Hltion on foot TO buy out all present
claims near the lake. In order to hold
more water when this u done " n
thought enough water can he STORED a.
water all the land on the west side II
the Scvicr river M far north ne Glove
land. and make homes Tor hundreds of
families.
several Of our young people have
boon committing mntrimony this win
ter--nn arrests.
Scnrlotlnn has had n great run among
our children. \ few deaths have oc-
cured
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AURORA MINING AND MILLING
COMPANY. General office, salt Lake
tity--Thc annual meeting Of tho
ntock-holdcrs ~ the Aurora Mining and
Milling Company viii be- held at No. Is
North Main Street, Salt Lake city. on
Monday. March 9Th. 1889. FOR tho pur-
pose OF elcctlng officers FOR the ensuing
two years. and the transaction Of any
other business that may legally come
before said meeting.
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
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rnE nrsaIAN corNr.

At noon today Justice Anderson, after
giving due credit to tho prosecuting at
tnrnoy and complaining witnessed for
their action. which wur commended.
decided that sunicient evidence had not
been introduced to connect Mr. .,ovy
with the direct charges made In the
complaint and accordingly ordered that
he be discharged.
The Interest nroufcd IN matters per-
tanning 20 Mr.. Novy. commonly known
now as the ilusrinn Count. has In no
wise nhatci. during the past week. aud
n IL safe to say that no public uucatiUn
Of recent years has received pa much
discussion here ne has hla proposed
scheme for cnriching our citizens.
Large crowds have boon attracted Ia
the court house each ~ tho numerous
times his case has come up for inVcsti-
cation.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOIItI~.


Consult County Clofk or the Respective
hlgners for Further Information.
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BUCKEYE MINING CO. Notice Ia
hereby given. that the regular annual
netting of the Ht1ckholders Of the Buck
eye Mining Company. hnNiusf beon
passed, q stockhpldofH' meeting N aid
held. at Room sos Mccormick Hook.
Corner Main and First South Streets,
Salt Lake city. Utah. on Monday. tho
18Th day " March. 1899. at n o'clock
am. for the election ~ Board 81 pi-
rcctors Tor the ensuing year and tho
transaction u such othcr businc1n 10
may come before them.
GEORGE CRfsMON,
II. X. SPENCER,
GEORGE WOMNEY,
PACIFIC LUMBER CO,
GEO n. itOMNEY.
MOSES w. TAYLOR.
Stockholders Of the Buckeye Mining
Company.
Dated February 10th. 1899.
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NOTICE-To tho Stockholders OF tho
hu,lion-beck and Champion Mining Co..
u Corporation.
You arr hereby notified that tho reru-
lar annual meeting 81 tho atockholdcrs
ot said corporation viii be held az tho
nihcc of the company room No sOi
Iemplcton building. Salt Lake city.
utnh. on Monday. the sixth day u
Mareh' ls9'' ~ The hour u 10 q. ~. for
ensuing year and for the trangaction OF
fuch other business az may properly
come before the meeting.
iy order % the board II directors.
w. J. nEATfE. Socy.
Salt Lake city. Feb. ~. 1892
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

To the Stockholders Of the Crown
Point Gold and Silver Mining
Company.
meeting OF the Stockholders OF ,hl.
company viii be held ON Friday, Feb.
iuaty zith. next, at o'clock y. M, AZ
Noohi svs Mccormick building. for the
purpose OF clectinR oficcrs ana ths
transaction Of such other business AZ
may properly be brought before II,
CHAS. W. sTAYNER.
President.
salt Lake city. Utah. Jan. s.th,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-20
The Shoe Trade.

The Shoe and Leather Reporter, OF New
York, says:
Prices of all descriptions of merchan-
disc. from hides to shoes, present an un-
broken front, except as one variety or
another has scored a small advance. Cal
culatiOns have been made 10 such a
nicely respecting the stock of hides IN
sight and likely to be placed upon the
market, that holders of leather are not
anxious to sell ahead or TO press sales
of what they have. The rise of last week
In union Is fully maintained and prices OF
some grades Of hemlock middle-weights
have been increased. In calfskins and
glazed kid. there IS an added degree Of
firmnoss on account of the small supplies
and enhanced rates of raw material. Or
dcrs for shoes are readily placed at the
advance. Jobbers, as well as retailers,
are paying 1t more and more. as a mat
ter of course. 1t Is a generally accepted
proposition that shoes for fall will neces-
sarily cost considerably more TO pro-
duce and that manufacturers have cut
all the leather which they had purchased
at lower rates than are now prevailing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-20
Squire VINCENT Is NO MORE.
WeiI-Known HenricO Gentie""h
posscd Axyay Yesterday Morning.

Mr. Gilbert c. Vincent, one of the best
known residents of Henrico. died yester-
day morning at AGO o'clock at his home,
near Seven Pines. Mr.. Vincent had been
III only few days and his death was a
shock TO his many friends
Mr. Vincent was born in Albany county,
y. Y. % years ago, but-had resided in
Henrico for nearly quarter of CEN
fury. Before coming to Virginia deceased
was engaged in the newspaper business
He farmed after locating I'm Henrico, ana
taking an active interest In politics. was
for several terms elected magistrate
for his district.
He heard a great many cases during
MS term Of service on the nsagisterial
bench. At the time of his death he held
the position OF postmaster at Seven
Pines lie was a devOtee OF literature ana
a poet OF local reputation. He was a fre-
quent contributor TO the press OF TINS
section. He is survived by wife and one
son. Mr.. w. C. Vincent.
The funeral will take place from the
residence this afternoon at ! o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-20
Presbyterian sunday-ScbOol Ami
Xegsury,

Sunday afternoon will be a great occa-
sion with the Presbyterian Sunday schools
Of this city. and vicinity. At o'clock
there will be held in the Second PTesby-
terrain church the anniversary meeting Of
the Presbyterian Sunday School Union.
very interesting programme has been
prepared. including short addresses by
Rev. w. S. Jacobs. of Columbus Miss
and Rev. NJ. c. Hutton. Of Georgetown,
Tex These are noted Sunday school,!
takers. Those who attend the meeting
may expect a treat. An interesting fea-
ture of This occasion will be the bringing
of flowers by the children. Each one has
been asked TO bring flowers or growing
plants. and after the services these will
be distributed in the hospitals. The Coven-
anter choir will lead the singing, and
the senior Covenanters Of Companies
and will act as ushers. and will 90 TO
the hospitals with the flowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-20
Property Transfers.

Riohmcrd. CoinmoGwe&itu OF Nngiria
70 Daniel G.,nnan. 20 u feet or nor,h
side OF laval street, % ia feet east OF
Shocks alley.
samuel A. Blunt TO Mary Studdi-
ford, L. inches on east side OF Laurel
street, lac 2l-2-i2 feet south OF Albemarle,
40
Joseph w. Henry and wife 20 Henry Il.
Taylor 50 fee, OIL Buchanan street, north
east corner OF Williams. $3.50.
Mary S. Stuadiforo to Matte L. Ruskell,
t5l-2-l2 feet on east side Of Laurel street,
i3a5l-2-l2 feet south OF Albemarle, $lGOO.
Paul Wigand TO Elizabeth Wigand his
wife. half interest In GO feet on Clay
street. northwest corner OF Graham, s.
Charles +. Northam's administrator and
Mary 4. WORKMAN 20 Ennion G Williams,
70 feet on Grace street, southwest corner
Of Second. SlS9O
Henrlco: Mary a. YaIbroGgh to John
J. Doran. 90 feet on o street, northwest
corner os Thirty-third. S5lS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-20

youpe Woman Appears on inc sUe' 81.
uo,.a ms an American Soi'ier'.

,rho,o came' near bcirg two sir!Kihg-
,ook,ng characters In the Police Court
Yesterday morning. One, OF course was
Justice John himself and the one VINO
fa,ed bat slightly was Gertrude sun
a. Gertrude dresses always after inc
80, fashion Policeman Newman OF
,he Third District. found her IhN'su"s
,s.o,,ocn On tho street dressed as az
A,,c-,coo businessman. as 10 INC love,
,,o~tic.s OF her anatomy. ana GUN"
above in the brass and blue q an ANU
con soldier In mis- pictAitsN"' 60
snug attire she was sas.ns VIZ"
sheets TOO many in the wind aho' a. 81.
policenan thought liable 70 cdPS'r ~, ."
any minute. She was taken 10 the u,.u
station ard locked up theGe iui D',"s
drunk. The embarrassment OF ''Nlns -,
20 the Police Court yesterday mo- i'i"e
her adjoining garb was over CONT "s
ting messenger 10 60 TO the nou9V -
she lived and get her cn"nee
~ costume. She came 20 court yesteI""l
norninc therefore. clothed IN the Ia'ts'
fashior according 20 the feminine s'u'
~ the race. Justice John asked hef "ila'
she vas doing with soldier clothes on
she said she had fought 'hiough uie
cuban war and was going oui 10 hShl t"v
l. Nl
Philippines now rs that 50 queI'eu
lns,,ce John. in that sharp, sarcastic way
~ his "TH give you an interim or thirty
days nj Hotel de Eprs. II you IKE. 800.
NontRomery Davis and Roy Whlte
nroved as efficient a two participating
negro boys as The police have gotten on
10 In a long time. These youngsters
are the most regular attendants on the
auction sales on Cary street every morn
lng vet neither ever buy anything. Ihey
work a trick together. Montgomery does
The work OF getting the contents OF a-'
yllyer-certihcate lined pockets. Waiie Roy
receives them In case Montgomery snouid
be searched. The other day they were
slmo.t caught In the act. The suspicion
,sainst them was so strong that JIhtc
Jobn sent them down for twelve months
Jef Edwards was drunk on the street
md was fined ST.
Yesterday morning, before court con-
yeped. c. ". Cox. a young man, looking
IKE a hara-working-or at least hard-
Norked-man came 10 the officer present
md asked that he might be sent 10 jail,
as he feared he would commit suicide lie
bad been on n spree. and was so nervous
and so respondent. that he feared ne
could not control himself.
The remaining cases were unimpoftaht'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-20
WILL NOT ATTEND THE JUBILEE
Governor Tyler and stan Cannot Go
A Libel on virginia.

Governor Tyler has decided that he and
his STAFF will not go to Washington next
week to attend the Peace Jubilee.
Tho Governor had arranged that he ana
his staff should attend. but there are at
present so many matters requiring his
attention that he cannot leave the city.
The intention OF the Richmond Howit-
zers to go TO Washington is unchanged.
This organization will occupy first place
In the line OF volunteer military.
TOO RIDICULOUS TO DENY.
Governor Tyler yesterday received from
Rev. ] Brelivet a priest Of Paris, a copy
OF an illustration which recently appear
ed in the Inustre National, OF that city,
purporting to represent a young woman
being punished at the whipping-post in
Manassas. Va
The girl. who, the paper says, is Is
years of age, is represented standing at
the post, her hands confined in pillory
arrangement above her head. She is strip
ped to the waist. A Sheriff, or other Off
Ger. in a vivid red shirt. is applying the
lash A crowd of men and women. fash
ionably dressed, are interested spectators
Nearby are two army officers. mounted,
seeing that the work is well done. The
coat OF arms of the United States sur
mounts the post.
GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION.
The description OF the engraving de-
piores the evidences found in America
Of return TO barbarism, and says the
scene described occurred a short time
ago in the public square at Manassas,
Va. The girl the article says, was the
first to receive this character of punish
ment under a law passed by the "As-
sembly Legislative"
Father Brelivet, who says he is a
Frenchman. but was for twenty years a
Catholic pastor in this country and for
five years editor of a Catholic paper for
, children in New York, states in his let
| ter to the Governor that the illustration
| is a fair sample of the matter regarding
America served up TO the French people
every day by means of illustrations and
| otherwise. Governor Tyler will take the
| trouble to write a denial to Father Breli-
vet. though, as the Governor stated, 1t
I is difficult TO contradict anything so ri
| diculous.