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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
AND THERE ARE OTHERS,
(Albany Journal,)


The result of the special election in
the first congressional district of the
state Of Maine yesterday, where the va
cancy caused by the resignation of the
Hon. Thomas B. Reed was to be filled,
is one of the straws which indicate
which way the wind is blowing.
Amos l.. Allen, the Republican candi-
date, was elected by a majority of 400,
which is only about 100 less than that
which Mr.. Reed received last year. Mr..
Allen in his campaign speeches stanch-
ly supported the administration. Pro-
~portionately, his majority is greater
than that of Mr.. Reed, as there was a
considerable decrease of the total vote
from last year.
The Democratic candidate, the Rev.
Luther F. Mckinney, made a strong OPP
position to the administrations Philip
pine policy the issue of his campaign.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
Another Mind Relieved.

Pa, what are allied forces.
. A mans wife and his mother when he
attempts to say Il good word for the
woman in the case. Now run upstairs
and play with your little hose-cart.-
Chicago Times Herald.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
| SIGNIFICANCE OF THE IOWA
ELECTION.
(Chioo uo Trih,,po


In Iowa, where it was an out-and-out
fight upon the Mckinley Philippine pol
icy, the Republicans in an off year have
voted the splendid majority of at least
10000, and perhaps considerably more.
Three years g they gave Mckinley
65, 452 majority. Two years ago they
gave Shaw for governor 1855 majority.
That they should have more than dou-
bled that majority this year and nearly
equaled the Mckinley majority, when
the only issue was the Mckinley Phil
ippine policy, shows the sentiment of
the people in an unmistakable light.
They stand back of the president as
firmly as the rock of Gibraltar. The re-
suit in Iowa should be studied by all
those who wish to ascertain what the
people Of the west think about our SOW
ereignty over the Philippines and the
doctrine Of expansion.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22
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and growing circulation among the Nintelfi-
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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-11-22

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the United States and Ter.
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notice.
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Regulations Established by
Cattle Sanitary Board.
Bill Of sale, animals not bearing vend-
or's recorded brand.
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recorded brand.
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die animals bearing owners record
ed brand.
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die animals not bearing owners re-
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Execution.
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Sheriff's sale.
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Lease.
Lease Of personal property.
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gaming table.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-23

viii read portion of the sSth sec.
zion OF the book Of Doctrine ana Cove
nantB.
Now, verify ! say unto you. that
through the redemption which D. made
for you ~ brought t0 pass the rcaur-
roctlon from tho dead.
And the spirit and the body s the
soul Of man.
AMI the resurrection from the dead
81 the redemption Of the soul,
AMI the redemption N the soul l1
through Him who quickGncth lll thi7ra
IN whose bosom 70 De- dtCfcod that the
poor and the meek u the earth shall
Therefore Il must needs be- snncuned
from nll unflghtouusnraH. that II may
b. prepared fYr the celestial glory,
For after 10 hath nlled the measure o.
ita creation. it shall Do crowned with
glory, even with the presence % God
tho Father
That bodies who ore uf the celestial
kingdom may possess 10 Tor ever and
ever Tor. Tor this Intent was 10 mudt
ana created. and Tor this intent are
they fnuctlfcd.
Ard they who are not rlnctlncd
through the law which have given uu.
Go you. even the law u christ must
inherit another kingdom, even that N
a terrestrial kingdom, or that of
tolcrilni Kingdom.
For be- who la not able o. abide the
law ~ "a celestial kingdom, cannot abide
n celestial glory.
And he who cannot abide the law ~
n terrestrial kingdom. cannot abide a
terrestrial glory.
He who cannot abide the law ~
celestial kingdom. cannot abide "a telca-
tlul glory. therefore he w not meet Tor
q Kingdom N glory. Therefore he must
abide q kingdom which n not a king
dom u glory,
Ana again. verify I aay unto you. tho
earth ahidcth tho law Of a celestial
kingdom, for 10 nlleth the measure of ~
creation, ana truuaErcaHpth not tho Jaw.
wherefore II shall b. annctnrd yea.
Notwithstanding II shall die. 10 shah be
quickoned again. ana shall abide the
power by which n o. qulckrnod. and the
righteous shall inherit u,
For Notwithstanding they die. they
also shall rise again n spiritual body.
They who are Of celestial Hplrir shall
receive the same body which was a
natural body; even ~ shall receive your
bodies. and your glory shall b. that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-23

We are told today by the servant Of
God that there must b. rspcntanco on
our part OF this neglect. ami N there is
ng! the Lord VIII be angry with ua and
VIII withdraw His blessings from US. He
revealed this law IN great plninncHs
years and years ago. and now u u
again brought plainly 10 our attention.
ana we must obey Il or take the conse-
quences. think that every faithful
man and woman In this church will
take to heart what President Snow has
said, because n we reflect upon our
past history we know very well that
the preserving care of our Father which
has been over us has been due 90 our
ohcdiencc-paftlai obedience. IL may be-
said. In some respects. The Lord has
had mercy upon US because we are Ills
covenant people He hath turned aside
the wrath Of our enemies and lie hath
delivered US from the Vaccinations and
nuarcs that have been framed Tor our
destruction. A most wonderful history
D. ours. and Il will be read hy genera
tons yet TO come with feelings akin
90 nmnkemcnt because u the manner
IN which We have been delivered. This
IL due 10 the fact that we have been
and are the people o. God. Now. how
ever. we are told that this dcllvernncc
Will not continue unto w. this salvation
viii not be extended further unless We
repent u our neglect In respect To- the
payment 81 tithinr. We should take
this 60 heart. ard profit By 20. We
should prepare ourselves. too, f1r some
thing grcater. II ~ my duty. u u the
duty % every member % the Church
who desires celestial glory % seek TO
advance and 20 obey al the rruulre-
ments that are made from time TO time,
going from one degree of obedience to
another until we come back into the
presence ~ our Father and God
! pray God 10 nm you with His Holy
Spirit, ana also every speaker. that the
word ~ the iord may be declared with
great plnluncHa unto ne. ] know u r.
the word ~ God that has been spoken
to Ne. know Il u tho will VI God that
we should obey this law more perfectly
than we have yet done and boar teHtl-
muny 20 II this morning. And ! know
that President Snow, In making this
call upon US has been Inspired ~ God
10 give unto us His word / pray that
We may receive Il. In the name u
Jesus. Anon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-23

have uthe1 some things honestly, but
not all. That Il all right NO fnr a. Ii
goes. II ! get thousand dollars and
pay one hundred dollars, that IL my
t,thlnE ON that amount. II may not be
the uthing on my whole Income. but u
u the tithing on that particular amount.
nhd II u proper TO call Il iithing. But
there are great many who do not
pay tithing. At the end Of the year they
calculate a. 10 what they think they
can ahord, then pay a certain amount.
tithlng at ALL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-23
A WORD OF WARNING
Remarks Lake stake Conference Assembly
HnI, Salt Lake City Sunday, September 10, 1899, by
PRESIDENT GEORGE Q. CANNON.

Abl Celestial IawTh Poor and the Meek Shall Inherit
the Which Governed by Law Also Preserved Perfected
and Sancined by Wanng-ENcmpry Obedience
rhng Only Path Of SaetNced Of Repentance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-23

glory by which your bodies nrc quicken
ed.
Yo who are quIckoncd by portion or
the celestial glory shall then receive Of
the same. even fuuuosH,
Ana they who ARE uulckencd by n
portion Of the Terrestrial glory. shall
then receive Of the same. even a full
ness
And also they who nrc quIckcuod by
n portion % the celestial glory shall
then receive Of the same. even o full
ness;
Ana they who remain shall also b.
qulcEcn,d, nevertheless they shall re-
turn again Go their own place 90 enjoy
that which they are willing To- receive.
locuuHn ihDy were not willing 10 enjoy
that which they might have received
For what doth 10 PROFIT a. man NJ o. rlft
lH bestowed upon him. ana Doc rocclygth
not The EIftf Hchoid DO rei1icoa not
in that which o. given unto him. neither
felgicea lh him who ~ the givDr of the
Aud agaln. verify I say unto you.
ih1t which ls governed hy law b. also
preserved by law and perfected and
Huucuhcl hy the same
WORD OF wARNrNG.
There Ia good deaf IN this revelation
that miEht Do road with profit but I
d1 not wish 90 occupy too much limo.
We have hal subject gltru unto boz
by Che servant ~ The Lord on which to
address The people. This subject has
occupied The attention of President
SNOW aud the Elders who have accom-.
panied him. Tor many weeks. in their
addresses unto the people, and ynaicr-
day u was spoken upon hero with exc
cCydinF great plninncas I was peculiar.
ly IMPRESSED with the force with which
President Snow presented o. and I
think u u great Importance dint u
should be brought home Co tho minds
n the inttrr-duy Saints I feel that
thu lH an unusual occasion. Words
have been spoken by President SNOW.
who has the right 90 speak md 90 warn
co. concerning our situation. which
should De- listened 60 with attention aud
HrfiUuHuUHH by ull the Lutfcr.day Saints.
When the prophet M God warns a. con.
cernlng our conduct, and tells ua the
consequences NJ urHItCtlug duties that
are ~ Importance. and that N this neg.
lect o. prrsrvDrod IN we shall receive
SERIOUS punishment and tho anger OF
our Father viii De- kudlrd against ur.
! think u b. time Tor 20 people who De-.
llcvn uH we do 10 listen at
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-30
FIELD WORK Is COMPLETED.
COrxTr ASSESSORS OUTSIDE MEM
FINISH THEIR TASK.
Tax Assess0ent far Present Year
Nearing ConpletioH-O0ce Depu-
ties VIII Vow Begin Arvanging

The field work OF the county assessors
office for the present year was finished
yesterday afternoon. Since March As
SCISSOR Bailey has had large force of Eacn
az work calling upon taxpayers. notebook
and pencil in hand. Iixsiyg and Appratsing
their personal property. One by one they
have finished their respective districts and
been discharged. until yesterday the last
assessment; sheet was turned in and the
last outside deputy discharged. I; VIII be
year now before the assessor is abroad
again.
But this does not mean that the axsess-
of's office viii be the scene OF sao;hfai in :
activity from now on. As a matter N fact
the busiest months Of the whole year for
the inside deputies Is now beginning. They
viii be busiiy engaged from the beginning
OF next mon.h until the meeting Of the
board OF tax eQualfza ton. In August, in
arranging. transcribing into huge fo.los and
indexins the mass Of data gathered by the
field deputies and now carefully preserved
ct the assessors Office in the form Of saous-
ands OF loose detail sheets. as the lists fill
ed out by the deputy and signed by the
taxpayer are called.
When these detail sheets have all been
Transcribed the big books will be turned
over To the board OF equalization. which
viii hear and consider complaints OF tax
payers who think themselves misused by
the assessor. 1t does no good now for any
taxpayer 20 complain 10 the assessor. for
the matter Is cut of his hands
From the board of equalization. which
Is composed OF the county commissioners
and three members OF the city council in
the case Of King county. the assessment
rolls with all changes made. are transfer
red 10 the county auditor. who extends
the taxes upon the rolls in accordance with
the levy made by the board OF county com
missioners. From the auditor the rolls so
10 the county treasurer. who proceeds 10
collect the taxes as levied.
The detail sheets are not destroyed now
ever They are carefully arranged In al
phabe;ical order, bound and indexed ana
delivered TO the treasurer. who Keeps them
for the purpose OF convincing taxpayers
,ha. their assessments have not been al
tered since leaving the assessors hands.
IT, is a wise plan. said che OF the en-
moves Of the treaSarer's Office yesterday. IN
spea king OF the matter. 'for II we did not
preserye the sheets We could never con-
vince some people that they had nor peen
sadly wronsed. But when kicker IS con
fronted with list and Valuation Oh ms
proper,y ever hie own signature ne Seher~
al,y uavs without more pariey
The assessors work this year mas pse"
confined 70 the valuation OF PERSONAL prop
erty. Real estate assessments VIII no, JIG
altered until mex, year.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-30
TO AND FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
steamer Queen Sails and the wai1a
WmIsn Arrives In Port.

Yesterday was steamer day at the Ocean
dock. The waiia Walia arrived from San
Francisco after very pleasant voyage up.
with about lao tons of freight and the
following pa ssengers:
II. W. Stone. w. w. Llt:leiieid. X. d.
Hadsey. j. J. Mccaferty. Ms Midd.er,as
H. f. Ritter. f. II. Latham: r. c. Ren'
Mrs. Mclaughlin. Mrs. S. Elicit. F. Ger
her. l.. W. West, Rev. II. W. Powers.
Mrs. NJ l.. Pitcher. Mrs. e. j. Evans.
Mrs. Had!ey Mrs. r. Simon Mrs. e A.
Turner. Mrs. w. b. Boyd r. r. Basse and
wife, II. e. Cawyer. A. Michaels and wife.
j. NJ Shannon, T, VI. McNa.en. Mrs II.
y Thornton and son, E. n. Lei6. G.. A.
Schumsn. Mrs. s. G. Lacy. Mrs. Pouse and
child Thomas Larkin. Capt. Jones, Lulu
A. Iun,bsrs. c r Schivan, 4. G. Nsr
shan, Mrs j. II. Bestwiek, g. o. Yergy.
c w YowSiev: six for Alaska and sew
en,v-fonr Storage.
The steamer Queen lief, NJ II O'clock for
the same port. She carried -, tons OF
freight Her passenger list was IA fol
lows:
4. f. caipperne,a. Miss l.. r. Hsskln.
Miss y. Murphy. a. J. Mcpherson. r. 8.
Chapman Mrs j. J. Gordon Mrs. Mine
Mrs C. r, Never. Mrs. II W. Bar5es. II.
J. Leonard II. II Thompson. Mra. N.
Anderson. r.. 81. Crssweil. Mrs w f.
I.anxton. W f. Iangton. A. H. Casne. w.
J Murray ". A. Murray 7. n. Dempsey
Sara Mmne-. Charles Munes. w. ]. Grit
fin. Mrs. Curtis Miss Griffin ". Jennings,
q. " purdy. T. II Pierce. +. MoYe.s. ],
Nieman. II. chris.ianson, a. q. Frank.
Mr.. Duncan. Capt Meem and son. Joseph
peIsany. W r.. Barnett; Alex Decney, and
thlfty-rsne sssconf-ciass.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-30
FOR \. c. |. 0. CONVENTION
COUNCIL ArPR0PRuArEss MONEY! TO
ENTERTAIN DELEG ATEs.
Aneaas Pledged ~ the Chanber -
Commerce II RaiseA-OPa1oanee
PssseA Appsspraasssg Fusas fer
water Maths - other Dosineos.

By an orifin1Scs passed last night. ire
csuncl appropriated 500 20 be used to-
gefser with funds raised by Subscription 10
entertain the delegates 10 fhA meeting Of
the National Wcmen's Christian Temper
anee Association to be held in Seattle In
October.
Al the time tire convention. ,arough the
efforts Of Mrs. Marion r. Baxter. voted to
meet In Seattle. the Chamber OF Commerce
guaranteed 10 raise N.too for tie purposes
Of the convention The &s0s appropriation
made by the council win complete the xcm
promised
Ordinances approprtafing &i1.33 for the
laying OF water mains were passed.
Under Suspension of the rules. HIii's
ordinance arpropriaring 500 10 make up
the entertainers; fund for the National
w &. T. L. Association was passed and
sigred by President Rsnehart. /, Ia un-
derstood that Mayor Humss will sign the
ordinance. The warrant viii be drawn
payable to Mrs. Marion b. Baxter.
Reasons for the appropriation are thus
stated In the preamble 10 the ordinance:
Whereas. nearly every educational re
iigioas. industrial. commercial. fraternal
and political organization In the United
States has been invited annually for
years past TO convene IN this city. and
Whereas. the National Women's Chris
ttan Temperance Union was invited 10
hold Its next national convention in this
city and
Whereas, said Nationa, women's
Christian Temperance Union through its
executive officers. designated the city OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-30

Steamer City of Seattle sailed last night
for Ska~wey. She ives due TO sail at 10
O'Clock hat was DELAYED for some time
on account OF some freight which was
expected on the North Pacific from down
Sound Following Is the list of passen-
gers Mrs -. Ssorr. II, Sto-r. Mrs. r. r
Cooper George CsrSa. w F. Jones. w
r .ffs,o. Mrs w. F. ffisinp. 8. D.
White. Thomas ] Dorley. Mrs. J. r. Blu
tin ]. r.. Butin. F. ". Huebeil IT. Pen
mock James puyvar. r $ Toman. West
Merits. Fannie Sediock. Judge ". H.
Rrinser Jess Brinker. Capt E W. John
son Josiah Collins. Miss Ruth Howard.
W. p Granger. Arthur Hawks. J. ST
Clair Bracket Mrs Brackeit. Dora
White. George y Hawks. George =
Hodges A. V Pickett Mrs McCantIess,
W Crsn. III I Miller. j. T. Hansen
chris Hansen. T J. nrumhll. r vina. p
Leonard. J H. Corhin. r. G. Austin. Dr
Mefsmtre. Mrs. A = Alternately. e. W
kifpnel II. c. Bnrk. Mrs. IL g Burk
w II Stanley Zan OF. r. T Keller
M.shl Scarf {. ~ Richardson II Te-
Roller. J II. Blake O u Atwood 4. C.
Austin. Miss FsStslle se'Doanesi. Mrs
Ickuli@- III Hariin. &. n e Hardin II
Hamilton James Hamilton. Or. Kelly
Robert M Mann. NJ r Miller. r T..
Ferry. Miws u Chadwick. Mrs Chada sck
Miss Chadwick and twenty-five serond
class
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-30

Seattle az the place for holding said an.
ngai convention. and the Chamber az
Commerce promised 10 assist The city
federation in the entertainment OF said
delegates 10 the extent OK ii M; and
Whereas said Chamber of Commerce,
has raised less than $1,000 Of said 81 $40.
and
Whereas. This city would he greatly
injured by allowing this or any other ma.
ttcral organization 10 fat In proper en-
tertasument, and
w herees. this IL the first and only ma
tonal Organization that has ever signi
fsei It's willingness 10 meet IN this city.
and
whereas, twenty thousand letters
have been prepared by the city fedora
tion. under the susQices of some Of cur
leading business men, sattcrngly aases-
Using our fair eity~sts marvellous r..
sources. advantages ard opportunities
ana are no~ ready fer mailing. ana
WHEREAS. ten thousand Of these ie;-
tiers contain r request 20 publish same in
local papers. the city Will receive an ad~
NertlSerfssnt such has never been ac
corded any other city hv This organise
ton and said papers. when received viii
BE- kept on III. by said city federation;
and
Whereas. our nsigheorsng city of PORT
Land specially raised s. ae FOR the enter.
tsiument % The Sat!anai Editorial Asso-
citation 20 be held in that city July next.
now therefore etc"
McAvdlc introduced a resolution forbid
ding any eontracfsr frors requiring or
sserrn3tsins his employees from working
fnoEe than eight h0ar~ per day ard dl-
rsctlnx the board II puai.e works 20 ran
cel aav contract in which the iaboyegs
arr allowed - work longer than eight
hours per dan
Referred ta COMMITTEES cF iaAcr
Ordinances we're pa~s~f providing sar ire
laying az water mains ara m kim &ppTa.
prlstaans therefor as io.iGw&s
Directing lhs bard IL paasgis va kz . Az
30 ssst az fssSse-saen ira <ssss feet Of ten
incA mstn sn broadway fFeu M al ~ssr,
street so EAST Republican. and appropssa-
s1ns s. Vss Therefor.
Authorizing sh~ beard &c 3xv q Ten srss.a
uta}a ag Western avenue frGaa NkvE-nga 10
Columbia streets. an esg Inca uAfa IN
gags.aaas street. frsgs Western avsnsse -
FTss Avenue. sats AZ essht nrh zair 81
Pest street fr.'r a gsnSs 20 Yexssr way
Apprupstatias 81. 80 5herefx~
Anfs0F'ss.x the sassgs - isy j 50 is-h
ggsaan aa Tm@1ss-ghSYs sysnfss fraes IA l.
ser street - Ess. AaFsaa. ana % ~.
Ns7sea between T~eagy uFet ard Tases -.
fAir4 avenue. &n1 snpe- ps4aang - =
therefor
tfa aatrsaRcss SAT anp~o3r1 stfrx s4ea
te az @>t feet - sstss yea 70 o. sAc~ss
scensA ss8s. Referred