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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25
THE TRADING STAMP.
Not Of Any Advantage To Legitimate
Business.


The business men of cnhucs have
decided To dn away with the trndirr
STAMP. n II Possessed amy value AZ
trade puiler. that was nuilincd when
nearly hii IN. merchants IN cohucn be-.
KAN to give trading stamps. There ID
no patent on the trading stamp. other.
wise u might be valuable under certain
conditions. ~ II II. however. N ono
merchant commences to give yellow
trading stamps there IN nothing what.
ever 10 hinder his competitor Fivinr the
green Kind. ur a competitor of both VI
them dollng out the purple stamp. Al
Stamps look lilk" to the customer
aud the result u that when thay an,
IN general nee. trade iinws right On iuft
NJ usual except thni tho merchant !.
sacrificing Huudiy portion ~ his profit
for nothinu. Trading stamps hnyp mo
Legitimate place IN u legitimate com.
merclnl transaction. The merchant
who ram afford to- fool with them. can
nnor1 to make his ftnre attractive 10
his customers 10y u substantial icduc.
tion In prices. There " no denying that
fact. and the man who can't afford
them must make M what he los.s
through trading stamps by decreasing
the quality ~ his goods ~ Increasing
his prices and In the latter event the
buying public surtalnr IN" loss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25
SAYS He Is A PeTTIF0CCER
writ OF usudat. Received from a. y.
supreme Court In Case OF Pratt
~. Parsons -Othrg Matters.

Attorney u. y. straup caused quite
sensation In the supreme court this
afternoon by calling Attorney Thomas
MarrioneauS, formerly stsnographcr OF
the Third district court. "a pcttifogser
of the worst Kind. unworthy 81 u pro-
fcselonai standing at the bar" Mr.
Marrioncnux WAS not IN court when
the remarks wst" made.
The ease ~ Joseph \. Potter w the
Ajax Mining company appellant. was
before tho court. nnd Attorney Struup
WIS making hir argument In behalf OF
the respondent. lie said that ON the
iith OF october. 1891. Potter com
Henoed action in.the fifth judicial dts
trict against the Ajax company nilcg-
lux that he had hron injured In the
defendant compaiy'H mine and praying
for $4,000 damages. Prior 10 the COM
mencCfnunt ~ the action plaintiff en-
tered into an agreement with =. -.
PAGE and Powers. Straup l.ippmnn,
by which the lnnsr were to receive a
portion OF the Judgment AZ compenra-
tion for services rendered. While the
case was pending. Mr. Strnup said
that Marrion.Hux. pretending 10 act
a. the special agent OF the London
went to payHon. where plaintin resided.
aud caused him 10 execute the releases
given the defendant company and
! the Insurance company, ana
then procured u dismissal uf the case.
/ paying plnintlm the sum Of ~ 40 and
getting the clerk of the court at Nephi
to enter an order ~ dismissal nc the re-
| quest and on motion of plaintiff.
Mr. Straup further stated thni Mar
| rloncauN told plaintiff not To rny any
thing about the settlement tn anyone
ANA to Keep away frum the Attorney.
A motion was later made To set aside
| the order OF dismissal. which Judge
/ Higgins sustained. hut continued
I Attorney Stmup. I'VE had 10 meet the
/ alleged releases and order OF dismissal,
/ for they were admitted IN evidence"
chief Justice Bartoh Inquired OF At
torney Rtraup n the charges he made
were part of the record and tho an
sWcr was they were.
And what ~ more. your honor" said
Mt. Straup the appellant made no ra-
I ply 10 them In IT, brief"
Attorney Straup then cNcoriatod At
torney Marionenux for his alleged un.
| professional conduct.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

IN beautiful and lasting impression
lcf, here by tho elder Mayor rendition
81 puddnhead wiison, allied with
keen drairc on the part of the public
10 give "a suitable greeting 10 on. %
Salt Lakes gifted daughters, drew a
great and brilliant audience to the
Theatcr last evening. The success Of
both tho play ana the players was OF
the most emphatic kind. aud the heavy
sale for the remaining two nights OF
the engagement indicates that the scc-
ond SEASON Of Mark Twaln'a play will
b. but little N any behind the phonom-
email nrrt one In May, iss6.
Doubts had been very generally cN-
pressed that Mr. Edwin Maya could
play against the memory 81 his dis
tlnEui-hgd father with any degree Of
credit. Those who saw him last night
doubt no longer. II l. Simply nHtonlHh-
Ink that one actor could present
80 faithful a copy OF another. Frank
| Mayo created The stage version ~
| I'uddnhend WilAun as entirely as MARI
/ Twain conceived the original story
every detail ~ the business with which
/ the play " crowded came from
the elder Mnyor brain, and his son
follows u with n truth. a fidelity. and
a uutufulneNn almost Startling seq
Nev cold which almost deprived him
| OF the nfs ui his voice formt,. the oniy
| drawback. but IN face. feature. figure
ana dress h. MAS In all other ways a
second edition ~ his father. II IN not
! putting II too strong Ia fny that Ada
/ pwyer stood fully abreast ~ the star
/ In the public estimation. She was me-
| corded nm ovation on her entrances and
| u series ~ recalls after her strong scene
| In the third act, each time receiving
some very handsome floral tributes,
nnd once very nearly having the dca-
/ crnding curtain seriously hurt her az
She came forward In response To- the
calls Miss pwyor gives picture OF
/ ltnNy no the author drew her. and Ger.
| tnlnly Mayo .nade no mistake when he
l took her ~ his ideal at the character
/ Her laugh alone formed an index to her
| role and the various lights aud shades
/ Of the character, from the Hrmi- playful
/ inood when she changed the lucket on
! the Infants necks. To the almost rav.
] ufr one when she reveals hUrhelf u
l her cuwnfdly H0n-wTro admirably por,
I tnyed. Mr. Cnmpaus Tom stands out
! ~ it always ala, "a most while ana nkliii
! ful piece of acting. Ar. Mncknyfi
] Sherid almost caused us "a forget
! Criawsll. what higher praise could b,
| uttefrdf Miss Seymour presented D
| pretty pictur. Of ilowy, and the hent
] lurNmun. Major Swan. was ns laugh
nhle as ever The Jury scene was OK
cellenuy portrayed and not many people
know that some ~ the rkillfully dis
guiscd counirymcn we've salt Lakora
We win he given a great musica
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25
RAILROAD MOTIFS.

". H. sheppard, the western general
passenger agent ~ the chlcaRo un1 Al
ton. came 10 the city this morning,
improvements On large scale are
being mad. at Saltair Beach. EScur-
rioniH,E on their first visit VIII hardly
know the place.
I.lve stock Agent Gregory. ~ tho
D. and ". a., came In this morning
from southern Utah, where he has been
picking NJ two trninloadn uf cattle,
which VIII he shipped east
samuel Henry. the genial general
freight agent of the Western. lcaVoa
IN the morning Tor the coast. lie Will
be absent for about two weeks, visit
ms the larger coast cities from Port
land tn Las Angeles.
\ Chicago dispatch says that the
Santa fe Railroad company has or
dcrcd several automobile coaches to be
used In transporting tourists from
Flagstaff, Arlz.. To the canyons OF the
Rockies. The coaches win be- run by
gasoline engines.
James Fulton. the newly appointed
agent of the Phillips and Judson rNcur-
sion Co, returned this morning from
Portland, In charge nf siN through pas
senFerH. He Is showing them the sights
Of the city today.
John H. Hughes. formerly ~ the
Hughes Produce company " this city,
but now "A heavy shipper ~ fruit frm
Washington. came In this morning. lIe
states that the produce Of the orchards
OF the new state has been shipped cast
this season, lie states that the only
reason for this Il that the fruit In
spectors OF the State are upheld by the
officials, and that Utah, with vastly
superior climate. could do the same IL
the proper steps were taken. The fruit
crop OF Washington this year has been
Immense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25
mola. soa,h.rn raeine Lands.

Deputy g. =. Marshal Hardy went
M To BoNelder county last week and
elected Biil johnson from the landA ~
the Southern Pacific, placing another
man On the plac" 10 guard n, Accord
ing to letter Just received from the
man N chsis-. Johnson mad taken al.
vantage of the time required by the
man to go to corinne Tor supplies 10
set his baggage out OF the cabin. when
the aEtonlHhed carctaker returned he
found william In full possession.
johnson has been up before the Fed
crni court here several times on this
matter, and was ordered 10 gci on the
land. which he promised L. do. nut
seems % have changed his mind, and
L. atiil holding the fort. Marshal MI.
Ter ~ at hiF wits end a. know what
To- do
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25
cornr NOTES.

In the case 81 John Beck Va the Pa
ellie Lumber company, Judge Hiles
granted a motion today nliowing Rich
ard J. Taylor and Arthur \. Street Ia
Intervene In separate complaints.
Robert Brcunsbnch. a native Of Ger
many, but now Of salt Lake. was al.
United to citizenship by Judge Hiies to-
day.
In the matter Of the estate of james
l.. Ellison. deceased. the petition for
order u sale " real property was dis
missed today.
The case OF a. l.. Fikrtnd w RoHannR
Covlngton ct nj WAS continued today
for the term.
christian Faurschou. late Of Dem
mark. but now ~ Salt Lake. was nd-
United to citizenship today by Judge
Hilcs.
Judge lilies made an order today re-
Installing the case Of \. !. Lynn W the
Wnsatka Mineral Springs company ct
al. The dismissal was entered ycster-
day. a continuance for tnc term was
also granted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25
SPRlNGvlLLE SUGAR WORKS
Enthusiastic Meeting This Afternoon, Discuss 8
the Subject.
tnort WIN ue Wade 10 Street ~ Ias-
tor, 10 tuiise III. %. ,t,rop
oi 1900.
anecInl 10 I'D pe.errl NeNs

Special 10 the Dessert News
springyllle, Utah. Jan. 25.-A biz
melting was held here this afternoon. In
the interest Of the sugar factory. which
appears tn bo assured IN time 10 work
up the beet crop OF 1900
Manager cutler and Air Austin rame
dawn from LuhI THIS morning. and
looked over the proposed site f1f the
factory.
AZ .. M. meeting was held w the
spnngNille court house. at which nnly
800 cltiEens were IN Attendance. Ar
titlrr stated tho conditions ~ The
SUGAR market, and gave "a brlof sketch
uf What the Utah sugar company WAS
doing at Lehi lie stated that Two
thlups were essential ln lOcating a fac
tory al Springyille. namely. io1 acres
of land, and a supply of eOO0O 900 gul-
Ions Of water each q hours lie nlNo
asked the people tn use their Influence
90 secure Immunity from taxation fhr
the factory for nvr years.
The meeting agreed ununimousiy To
pursue this course. ana hpartilv enc
durs"il Mr.. cutters suggestions.
The committee ON factory MeHsrs.
Alex. llohertfnn, u. A Deal ana \.
W. Finley, win continue their labors.
and report al a Subsequent meeting.
All feel that Mr., Cutlera HuHgestinn
that a factory can bee built IN time To
use the beet crop Of 1900 should be
carried into eject at SprlngNile
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25
BRISK TRADE IN THE EAST.
Henry aud II. ". DInwociey Hack from
n business Trip.

Mr., Henry Dinwoodey ana his son.
n. ;. Dinwoodcy. have Just returned
from an extended business trip -aai-
ward. reaching az far ~ chicago ana
Grand ltnpids II was the first time
that Mr.. Henry Dlnwoodey had been
East to visit old business associates
for many Year,, ana h. states that on
account of the renewal Of 30 many Old
friendships, the trip was morr like one
Of pleasure than Of business. Both gen,
tlemen stated 10 New representa-
tive this morning that they found the
Indications " trade revival eyery-
whefo evident ON all sides the face
tories we're working with added forces
over time, The tendency NJ pricoH was
upward, and there N M doubt IN their
minds that the public will have 10 pay
more for furniture during 1899 than In
ISIS. Plate glass was especially on the
advance, and the rise IN many In
stances would reach nH high nH 20 Per
cent. Mt. Dlnwoodey said they had
made their purchases for the I'm.
woodey company Tor the spring trade
on "a liberal scale. believing that the
trade outlook here WAS most favorable.
and that a heavy years business would
be nrh'red IN with the advent ~ the
spring mouths.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25
POLICE NOTES.

James Young was up before Judge
Ttmmony al the police court this after
noon, charged with cruelty TO animals.
by leaving horse tied In front OF
foungborg's saloon on Monday after
noon until o'clock la the evening. IL
was shown that the horse only stood
a. the post from about o l. m. lie was
discharged,
John smith, charged with assault and
battery. forfeited Si0,
NJ. Dominica, an Italian, who had In
dulged too freely. left st. for his fun.
John Jones, sport. made the city
richer by s2j for keeping gambling
h1uFe.
Tom owen and jos. Morris, charged
with peddllng without license, were
given six hours To leave town.
Dan collins ana j. 4. Murphy. who
We're trying 20 steal u ride 10 Milford,
We're allowed to 10.
Towel schionning the boy who In
charged In Justice Nielssn's court with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25

An Ola a. =. Mar.har- Case to Go Through
The lonris AgaIn.

A writ ~ mandate from the Supreme
Court, reversing the judgment ~ the
Territorial supreme Court by Htipula.
ton ~ counsel, In the ease 81 Arthur
irntt " T.. H. Parsons, appellant, was
received ana illed IN the State supreme
Court today and the case rrmnnded To
the Third district court. The Judgment
provides that Parsons shall recover
from Pratt the sum OF 1915. taxed as
costs
THIS was an action at common law
brought hy Pratt to recover the ball
ance of uu account amounting To 81. %
81 Parsons was United States mar
shat fur Utah In isSs, and In July OF
that year appointed Pratt deputy. IL
was agreed between the two that Pratt
should take charge OF the First district
court VA ogden and that he should re-
ceive percentage ~ Tho earnings on
thr business transacted, including IA.
net earnings uf certain teams, vehicles
ana deputies, Prattr share ~ the
earnings, M 10 the 18th ~ March,
1880 amounted 10 s9.iO0.7G. Parsons paid
nun N,fds,s1 when he brought suit fot
thr balance.
Parsons In his answer set out that
ltatt was owing him si,saOai, ON ac-
count ot moneys advanced. for which
sum he demanded Judgment.
The case was tried before Judge Mer-
illi anu a jury OF twelve In March
1875. Nine ~ the Jurors concurred ia
nreing verdict In favor Of the plain
I'M Tor the amount claimed. Judg-
nlent was accordingly entered. when
defendant appealed. The error as.
signed was the action OF Judge Merritt
N receiving the "erdlct. II being con-
tended that at Namon law the lawful
jury was composed OF twelve and the
unhnlWity ~ these In finding verdict
was an essential attribute,
The ease was appealed TO the Ter
Fiiorlnl supreme court ana the lower
court affirmed Then II was appealed
o. the United states supreme court.
Pending IT, hearing In the higher court,
a number NJ cases with similar quea-
uuns involved were reversed. when VIII
Hams Van colt a sutherland Rtipulat-
90 that reversal be entered In the
Pratt ease,
The onse viii now be tried over again
before Judge cherry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25
PERSONAL.


r. kewlcy u down from Logan.
Mrs NJ. Budd II down from ogden.
,f.,,.. ,,,,..,,,..,, ,,,,,,,,. ,.,t,,h,
,,,,-,, = -. -. ,,...,.
~" '''''"'' - "'N' ''''' vs.
a. IL T"ir u """h NUN TAIN wy
y. ". Dent OF omaha " ut the Ken
S"h'
". ]. Richardson OF ogden II at the
walker
James johnson came In from Provo
'"N' "'s"''
". 81. Nesbit came In from Eureka
''r' h'kn''
y. ". Anderson Of Park city IN at
'he 'u'''h'
". q. Lamb and wife are down from
fnfk 'i'N'
q. q. Erli-on OF New York is at the
Nhu'Ai"'n'
VIM. nix ~ Ronctte. Utah, Il at the
Whii' House
NJ. Mills and wife OF New York are
nj the walker
Frank Hart " ogden Ii spending the
day In the city
ID. ". Ellwood. a Milwaukee capital
is'' u IN inc e''y'
A. Mathis. ~. Louis travelling man, IL
at the knu'Hford'
u. g. Madison came In from at. Pleas
ant THIS morning
O.w. Dunn. a San Francisco business
man. " IN the city'
". Fisher. "a Wells. New, atockman,
" nj tho walker
Peter MrIntyre. nm Dreson mining
man, IL In the city,
=,
man. h in The civ
:,
~ u, Thomaon.hn old newspaper man.
j. ~ 'romley nt ogden " spending
the day IN IN" city.
Arthur ulhson OF Fremont Neb', II
a hnuHtorh guest
4 II p,ur,ina of IN. shnrt ttne IL
down ftom Pocatelio.
A. A.. gampsnn. Al Boston travelling
man n M ths watis,r '''''"
Cleo. g.. sutton n troy.,lny ma, a.
In from san Francisco.
ia i,,,n an n,i,in, h,,sin,s. W. "''s""'
I
Mr.. and Mrs. Congon ~ Hartford.
'''''' ~ 'N""'''" SsH'
Geo, J. barret and wife. ~ Baker
| Guy, oregon, are cullen guests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25
,umi,sr Company wins.

Tho case ~ the Pacific Lumber com
rany vs. Fred Wamboldt and Louis En-
sign was tried before Judge cherry TO-
dny, and Judgment rendered IN feNor
Of piaintif.
The plaintiff sued the defendants 70
recover IN a note secured ny rha'te'
nortgnre n was alleged that the So
rurlty became valucls-s to platinum bN
reason 81 destruction BY hre.
Defendant Ensign. answering 70.
himself. alleged that the plainuu hnl
ample opportunity to avail itself or
the security " u had not been careles.
and negligent. Ei,sign also cnnt"ndrl
that plaintiff should have terfel"-'
the mortgage md that the acunh NsH
not brought aud commenced In accord
nnce with law.
The court found for the plalntin In
the sum N sg2 and Gusts and 80 attor-
news fees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25
IN TuE qua VALLEY.

bishop WIN Ii Preston IL In receipt
Of ~ letter from y =, Carpenter. of
Thatcher Arizona, IN which the writer
rays;
I'VE have an Industrial organization
throughout our finke generally. tho
Bishops aud couusrlurH In each ward.
with Presidents WIN, H. Johnson ana
9, NJ Layton ana Sister Elizabeth ".
Layton nH stake authorities residing NJ
Thatcher These hook after and give
any Information which newcomer ar
emlgranl may dcFire In regard 20 max
inr homes.
"fhrfr has been very large imni-
grafton "a tho Niiln valley this winter.
! know NJ none a present hut have
been located either on rented land on
government land There is some lana
for sale, varying in price from SO to
$50 per nuir. according 10 location.
ANY who wish Information can grt
y direct by writing 10 a.. NJ. Layton,
Thatcher Arizona
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25
TO SEAT ROBERTS.
Joint Memorial 10 Congress Proposed
In the Idaho Legislature.

Special to the Dcscret News.
Boise. Idaho. Jan. 2i.-Rcprcscniativc
Aycutt gave notice IN the Legislature
this afternoon that tomorrow he Will
Introduce Joint memorial to Congress
praying for the seating of Delegate ~
". Roberts and giving In fun the rea-
sons for such memorial. Public zen.
timent ~ Overwhelmingly In favor of
the memorial. and II win pass both
houses and be signed by the governor.
who il IN sympathy with Roberts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25
Jury Couldn't agree.

The jury IN the sio.cOo damage suit
Of Sarah madeline Rgainst me salt
Lake Rapid Transit company failed TO
agree on verdict and was discharged
last night FROM a iurthcr consideration
OF the ease.
The Supreme court listened t. argu-
ments In the following cases today
Harvey ". iirown, appellant. W. Ham
ilton a.. Park IT al. g. y. ami 4. e..
l.0ofhourow Tor appellant AMI judge
McDowaii and Moyie. Zane and costi-
nan sor dcfendhuta.
Joseph y. Potter ~ Ajax Mining com.
pany. appellant. Powers. straup a
Iippmnn for respondent. mud Judge
Howat for appellant.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25
MAY LIE IN
PIGEON HOLE.
Clark's Bill in Congress Concern
ing Polygamists.
no DISPOSITION TO ACT NOW
,onurc-.m-n Inclined 10 Walt riii
the question Come. ~,
10 settle u.

Special to the News"
Washington. u. g., Jan 2ith. isss-
Representative CLARK dowal. In this
mornings Post urges the passage NJ
hin bill against poiyramisis serving In
Congress. and says 1t may as wei ~
not b. passed this session.
Most members NJ Congress believe
however. that II will be- time enough Ia
act next Congress. when the question
" Mr i,oberts'r eligibility will be set
Tied. Clark's bill will therefore prob
ably be allowed to lie IN the pigeon
hole during this Congress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25
STOLE TWO FINE TURKEYS.

Thieves entered upon the premises M
Alex. cowan, aGi West sixth South
rtrrci, Tuesday morning. and made on
with two line turkeys which were
perched in "a tree: likewisr about eon
pounds of coal, With which tu ruok the
t.athrred beauties. Mr., coNun ~
little suspicious.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25

TIL. Aamirsrs nigh rrsi.. ~ nrii sin'-
ImietlaI rnlles.

London. IAN. ss-uamliton Erown.
editor ~ the british Realm, received
a letter today frum Hear Admiral Dew
~. dated Manila. Dee i5th. In res
pnnrc To- request for an expression
Of opinion on 0reat Iiritnina impsr-
iai pnlicy. The admiral siNs:
"After many years 81 wandering !
have come a. the conclusion that the
mlThticrt factor In the civilization ~
the world II the imperial policy " Eng
land
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25

- - II-.-,-
Washington. Jan. ETH" senate
committee On foreign relations dir-
,,,,.....t a.. .it,,,tt,r az ,b, p.ase trenty
a.,
IN uh lhi"iinHl way F'N'hh Fl'"'
LnllUn To- the proposition that n vote
shoui1 b. taken Immediately. There
was apparcutiy "a division ~ opinion uH
10 whether ibg nppoalnE senators Wrrr
really ns auxious for 4 vote ~ fhry
rrnfeasad 10 he hut the declaration was
made bv Inc friends Of tho treaty that
they were not opposed 10 an early vote,
and tVbii. uy formal Instruction was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25

many W the Mountain ice company ,
This case was an appeal rom = JUS
,na,,t lar ri. rendered by Justice Nc
waster in favor 81 the piaintlfr, The
Seeendant sct up counter claim. az
Ieaine that II had paid the plainuns
s,f ss In excess ". It's indebtedness
judgment for the plaintiff for ss''ie
was returned. ,..,.,
Tho Gaze OF Aaron Kcysor W DaNiu
Mckay ct Al was continued Tor uhe
term by Judge cherry today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25
Ar CllRISTENSENs.

Beginning Of the third term 81 the
Juvenile classes children under twelve
years of age. Friday, January 2ith. I
y. m. Beginners from " to 10 years,
saturday January 2sth, ? y. m. Adj
vanced Juveniles, saturday Jan. 18th.
y. m. The classes Will be held open
until the second lesson VI eachterm.
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Lieut.. mesl.,r rr..n M,all..

Maj <. x. Hooper, the general pass
cnrcr agent of the Denver q ITO
Grande Railroad. came In from Denver
late last night. accompanied by MS
wife and family. The trip u made at
this time to meet his son, Lieut.. Hooper
oi the Colorado volunteers, who reached
the city this morning from Manila
The younr man left his position IN the
passenger department OF the u. a II. q.
10 ~ to the front When the iirrt
American newspaper was printed At
Manila. the lieutenant had the advcr-
tiasment 81 the Denver A Rio ufnnde
put IN prominent place. The rrunit-
III family are nt the knutsfofd They
win start for home either this evening
Or In the morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-25

The Scmi-Weokly News" IN the
great country paper of ths lntermoun-
tain region. II circulatea In every city
and settlement In Utah. ana IN most Of
those OF Idaho. Wyoming. Arlz ma.
Colorado. New Mexico, Montana Me-
vada, Western Canada and Old Mexico;
as an advertising medium Il Is unex-
cclled