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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29
JENKINS BRINGS SUIT.

n. n. Jenkins, the plano dealer. flled
a suit against Patrick Phclan, stephen
Hays and w u. Travis. In the Third
district court today 90 recover the sum
Of $1,000 for alleged breach OF contract
The complaint alleges that on Juno
y, 1899. plaintiff entered into an oral
agreement with the defendants where
by Il was stipulated ana agreed that
defendants would lease TO plaintiff for
the tern. VI three years and eleven
months certain pfcmlacn known as 2O6
south Main street, nc a rental % flj5
per month, also that lease cmbody-
INK the same terms would be drawn
up on or before July ist.
Relying upon this agreement plaintiff
says he went TO work and ordered "A
large number OF pianos and organs Of
nne quality and also expended $500 In
repairing and otherwise fixing up tho
store room. on July LIST plaintln says
he rendered one month'A rent and at
the same time demanded the lease.
Defendants. Il u alleged. refused to ac-
copt the &iji. and also refused to exc
cute the lease. Wherefore plaintiff de-
mands damages Ia the sum OF 5000
and for $500 expended on the promises.
II viii be- remembered that ON June
22nd. Jenkins planted a suit against the
defendant W y. Travis. to recover
5000 Tor assault. This action II still
pending. Travis, Il VIII be recalled
ordered the plano dealer out Of the
store, He refused TO ~. when tho de-
fondnnt. II II alleged put him out by
force, Jenkins his since remained out
and now seeks redress In the courts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29
sCANDINAYIANS AT LAGOON.
Have n Big Day aud Fine Time at
That Resort.

Another blg day has been spent at
Lagoon. this time by the Scandinavian
societies OF ogden ana salt Lake; the
crowd wna large and good naturcd.
about 1000 went out from Salt Lake
ana iio nom ogden. The day WIS
spent IN boating and chatting until
about o o'clock. whom u program was
given on the stage In front OF the grand
stand. under the charge uf Andrew
Jensen, The program was au fnlluwHi
Music by Mngnua DiHsn'H orchestra,
musical piece entitled High / Lift the
Golden cup" by the Hnrmonien
choir. led by Olof Nclscn. A speech In
the Norwegian language was made BY
Peter Anderson of Ogdon. Tho Bwcd.
lah contingency OF thr audience wa
addressed In thplr native tongue by
G.. a. Cntlquist. Egbcrt Anderson
amused the people with u swedish song
entitled "a Iiitio Nook lotwcon the
MpuntalnH.' Judge n. N. i,olnpp Of
ogden was introduced as one who wa.
born Ia uCrmuny, educated In Dem
mark ana who has become "a Lead
Ing jurist uf Utah, lie spoke Ia Eng
llsh and Danish. An address Ia Nor
wcgian was given by Carl T., Peterson
OF ogden, and the closing selection was
sports began with "a mirth-pruyoklng
race between a tat ana lean man. Junn
iiugmnn and j, $. Jensen were tho con-
tUstantH Jensen. the man Of superior
nyoirdupoiH won out lie was pre-
scented with "a large watermelon as "A
prize The boat race over u i0O-yard
course. between Salt Lake bankers ana
salt Lake city Council, was tugEcd out
by T.. W. Madison and T.. s. Fernstrpm.
The former won the race, The proc
gram Tor the evening began at 1880.
opened by the four MulunH in an
amusing entertainment followed hy nu
artistic concert rendered hy tho Swod
iHh chorus and tho Norwegian gvu-
urmpn'a aud ladies' quartet club. An
original connie paper was read by
Daniel Jensen OF Mil Greek. who told
In very elaborate article how "'rhe
Great scandinavian Problem had been
Solved. The last number was "a pantu-
mime-"P ierrotH satallllugo, riyou 10y
"a local company OF ScandinUviana, rrn-
dcrinR Il IN the exact way iu which II
IL given In the Copenhagen riyoli. The
remainder Of the cvrniug was given ul
Co dancing and huNtluW
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duccd on the system by the use Of
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ny searching investigation Il was
found that over NJ per cent Of the PEG.
pie who sent Tor sample bottle were
10 much benefited by its use thar thoy
purchased large sized bottle Of their
druggist. which In most cases cured
them. while In some rare Instances Il
took az many Ne two or even three
bottles TO effect a permanent cure
Dr. David Kennedy Favnrite Rem
sdy IL sold by all druggists az u.vv per
arEe bottle. or six bottles for $500.
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Hewlett Bros. Co.
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

II was learned at the ofiice Of Hon.
II. J. Grant this afternoon that he
would IN an probability como down
from Soda Springs ON ~ sleeper which
leaves there tomorrow evening.
Park Keeper Arnold schulthess was
feeling high spirited today over the ar
rival OF another fawn. This makes
the second deer born In Liberty Park
this summer. The attention ~ the
irrvprcFaible g. VI. owen has been
called to the matter, but az County At
torncy Putnam ~ NJ Brighton, nothing
WI be done, It II thought, until he gets
back.
a deed was nied for record today by
which a. n. Holden and wife. Of Glen
dale Ohio. conveys 10 the United States
Mining company. the Mc1inula claim,
a portion Of the cluster and all VI the
After Thought. situated In the West
Mountain mining district. The con-
alteration expressed Ia the deed " ~.
though the deed bears revenue stamps
covering a valuation OF $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29
WOMEN AT THE LAKE.


The excursion Of the Relief Focletlgs
OF Salt Lake county TO Slltur drew
about 1900 people out thcrc yesterday
There was nothing In the weather or
the water 10 detrtct from the pleasure
Of the day. and old and young alike
gave themselves over 10 fun and frollc,
The dancing In the afternoon was par
ticularly enjoyed by the old folks. The
fancy fairy dance, IN costume, by q
company OF little girls from Farmers
ward. was done IN excellent style, The
cake walkers, from the same ward, osu-
tributed no little towards amusing the
crowd. Miss Murdoch Of the Twgntleth
ward danced the Highland Flung with
the incompatible grace OF the scottish
Lass which was followed by Thomas
Dobson OF the Eighteenth ward. who
treated the crowd TO the Sailors Horn
pipe. Everyone was delighted WIN the
dog show. many OF the old folks having
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29
WHY HE WAS NOT THERE.
Prof Tanner Says lie Could Not he In
Two Places at Once.

Prof. J, NJ Tanner Of the Agricultural
College at Logan. was In the capital to-
day and In answer TO the question
why he was not present at the sessions
of the n. Il. A., said: II was delegated
TO attend the association OF Agrlcul-
turnl Colleges az san Francisco and tho
n. n, a. at Los Angeles. The pro-
grams % the two associations AS ORR
ginally planucd, made IL possible for
arrival In san francisco tho program
VI the association OF agricultural coll
legea was no changed as 10 conflict with
the meeting Of tho N. -. A. at Los
Angeles. Others were In the same pre-
dlcnmcnt as myself lie called on the
president and explained the conflict the
new program would create. lie thought
that we owed our nrst duty 10 the as
ISOLATION ~ Colleges with which We
were directly connected.
As soon Hs I decided that I should
remain, | communicated with head
quarters OF the n. ~, a. az Los AM
geles ana asked the secretary 10 inform
the first delegates from Utah that
called, that l was delayed, and TO sug-
geHt to them what was necessary to
do In my absence, which I felt was
quite iugtinablo, ! was Informed when
I reached Los Angeles that none of the
Utah delegation had called at head
quarters 10 mako any inquiry about
my absence, and that Supt, Cooper VI
salt Lake had been selected az director
for Utah Tor next year.
Il knew that certain persons from
this state expected 10 be present az the
n. y, A., but I had no assurance that
they had arrived and 1 did not have
thcir address, 30 1 did what | thought
10 be most reasonable and most certain.
I sent communication 10 hendQuar-
tiers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Mlss Mary Young and Wesley Young.
who have been In London with their
father, John ". Young, during the
past nine or ten years, vii he home
next week.
A pleasant event ~ the week was the
party given by Miss Aniida Mcknight
on Monday evening at Pleasant View.
a large number ~ friends were present
and an enjoyable time spent by ALL
W. W. Phelps and family are spend
Ing n few weeks In Provo canyon.
Mrs. NJ. G. Phelps and daughter LII
Han lott for Butte city Tuesday 90 visit
relatives and friends Tor the summer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29
MedICO- Electrical Institute.
DR.. LUTHER, Licensed physjria,

Commercial nisck. room. iof-iot. "A,
flee hours to-is y. M, 20 y. M,
Special scientific treatment Of IA.
vous and SEXUAL diseases. strictly roa
fldontinl. Antiscptic medicine ssit
prepared. Static machine Tor eioctri.
dry Baths for rheumatism. and wesk-
ness u the spine. for general deb1ltv
cpilepuo ehorca, hysteria. enurosla n6s.
Ozone produccrD Elcctric-cnoin met No.
teries. tthe Worlds Fair prize outdt
ear massage battery TO cure denfnoss
Ladies aud children attended by MRe
DIR. LUTHER, trained nurse Of in1ny
years experience.
Private instructions and lessons aiye,
10 etudents IN Medicine, Anatomla md
In Elcctro-TherapeuticH, at evening al.
ter business hours.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29
AUDITOR SWANS MARRIAGE.

Auditor George a. Swan Is expected
10 be- at his post again on Tuesday next
after "a couple Of weeks vacation and
rest at Castella Springs. The gentle
mans many friends We're greatly sur
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29

II YOU want good results IN baking.
you must have good baking powder.
There is no use trying to got along
with an ordinary or Inferior brand.
Three Crown was formerly a high-
priced powder, II was the best on the
market and made many friends. II u
Hull an excellent article. We have re-.
duccd the price. You got a fun pound
can for what your formerly paid for u
half pound. You understand the nd-
vantage this gives you-nrat- class arr
ticle az the price Of accond-ciasa aru-
Gle. The saving a. the thing that Inter-
ests you most
Three Crown Baking Powder ~ sold
and guaranteed by all Eruccrs for p
cents per pound. Ask for Il and refuse
all substitutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29

New stock Of building material. al
greatly reduced prices.
McCONAUGHY LOOSE LUMBER co
ga s.. First West.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29
RcmoRs rnoNOuSorp "RuMoRs."
Report that m. salt Lake and Los An
Eelos Would sell Denied.

The report that the Salt Lake
and Los Angeles company cou-
templatcd selling the line to
the Rio Grandc Western. or TO some blk
Eastern road that " nguring ON an eN-
tension to this city. are pronounced
runners, pure and simple, by those Uou-
ncctcd with the company one OF tho
officials stated today that thcrc was
no truth In the report whatever. There
~ apparently no reason why the COM
pany should dispose Of tho road. II
has had, 10 far, the most HucccHaful
ueaaon that has been experienced since
the road was constructed. ana tho In
dioatlons uru that the buslnvsn wili not
decrease.
II Ia stated that the company has
had under consideration for several
days the question OF Increasing IT, roll
Ing stock by the addition OF six passeu-
ger coaches and one more engine This
would Bccm rather ttrnngo II the com-
pany contemplated selling. N tho
equipment ~ not increased this season
II In safe TO assume that II viii be- next
year, prividod the business outlook N
as natterlng as u the present time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29

prlsed a few days ago tb hear that Il,
fore Mr.. Swan took his departu,a .
ceremony was performed In mi. ~
that made he and Mrs. Catheri,. Y
Whittemore man ana wife. TIM H., -
were made one by Deputy Clerk o.,.'lln
T.. Blair. but the wedding was -, ~
quiet that outside Of the imna.ii, 10
members OF the family no one nm.
anything about H. The brido.el,ci Y
proprietress Of the Grand Pacific ~. =
established years ago by her flrgt 49,
band. Benjamin p. whittemore "u'-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29

Monday, July 3lst, everybody should
Bartholomew Educated Horses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29

mINIAs,l

Prime roaEts of beef and spring lamb
try Progress Market i39 West Sec
ond South. Phone ISL rings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29

Y. NJ. c. a. road race ana water
sports at Lagoon, August LIST See
prizes at GARDENERS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29

General BagFage Agent j, q. Camp.
bell OF the Union station ut Denver iH
visiting Salt Lake FOR a fcw days ac-
compunied by his daughter
on August Ord the Oregon Short Line
viii run three separate excursions ~
Garfield Beach viii be the First Bap-
fist church, The Ladies' Republican
club TO sulmlr and the Ogden Fourth
ward 10 Lagoon,
Within u week or ten days two ~ the
7bO-olasa engines viii leave the shops
AZ Paterson, n. j., Tor the oregon short
Line.
Superintendent Baker Of tho Pullman
Car company at Ogden came down from
that city today
Capt pnlzlul and wife leave Tor
colorado Springs tonight via the RIO
Grundc
The oregon short Lines excursion 90
Ogden and ogden canyon tomorrow
morning promises 20 be- "a gigantic uf-
fair The excursion n fur the opal
Club. the train leaving here nt giS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29

Regular services Of the church Of
Jesus Christ Of Lnttor-day Saints will
w. held tomorrow nj 2 o'clock IN the
Tabernacle, Sunday schools IN the
various wards at 10 n. m, ana meetings
IN the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29

Notice, for publication IN this column on
Saturdays should be- handed In not later tnnu
noon " that day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29

LAGOON, SUNDAY. july 3oth.
bartholomew horses. They do ov-
erythlng but talk"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29
oRE ND puLLION REpORrs.

Following are today'a ore and bullion
receipts nn reported by the institutions
below indicated.
n. II. JONES & co.
bte &c &c 's ssss sssss'ssNl l,auV
bullion u.s.s, 60, ''' &c. '..s's.' How
Total ",,' 90. 's,,' '.''' ','.'A2''aOO
HAMBERGER a. MrMILLAN.
Bullion Gee. .,... 80. ...... ...,.GSi33
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

July 20, 1899.
Todnya clearlngH q, e. o., IS 2NG9as. %
Same day last year o., 80 q, a2d,iA3ds
Weeks clearluEH sss..s o. Q, l,tbl 1851
Same week last year o. .,., I ii5,B25.1i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-29
BUSINESS NOTES.

There have been very few changes In
local financial conditions during the
present week. Money remains plentiful
and local dividend paying stocks con-
tinuc TO mount New heights have been
reached by several OF the favorltos,
notably H. g.. NJ. l.. pcHeret National.
Dessert Savings, state Bank and ogden
Sugar co. The latest authentic quota
lions, giyn by Broker Cutler this morn
ing nra nH follows.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-15
WHAT WILL BE DONE TO 1T
INSPECTOR HOLMES EXPLAINS THE PANT
ING OF The POSTOFFlCE.
He Says he Found the Natural Wood Finish
Could not be Restored. How The Bull
ding Win Look When Finished.

The inspector of Government build
ings, Mr.. ]. c. Holmes, came in yester-
day to look after the work on the Public
building here. When seen last might IN
regard to the painting of the Georgia
natural pine of the downstairs interior
MIR. Holmes said that when he was here
before he had made a careful eXamina.
ton of the wood and found that the ma
teIial used in finishing ut at first hand
had SO deaaened the fibre that it was i'm
possible to SO remove the stains and
discolorati0ns as to restore the native
wood finish. j have been in the bust
ness ID years" he said, and experience
has taught me this. / am as anxious
that the building should look we'll as
your people here and feel sure that
when the work is completed it will make
h handsome appearance and your people
will be satisfied
Mr.. Holmes said the natural wood
above the boxes. which has not been dis
colored by usage, would not be painted
hut would be freshened up merely. The
wood work below will be painted in ilni-
tation of natural wood and in such way
rs to harmonize with the wood work
above. The cherry of the box and draw
er fronts will be sand papered and pol
ished
The plasterfng down stairs i'm the vesti-
bule will be painted some light shade Of
green and the doors and facings will he
painted to harmonic with the natural
wood The ceiling and walls OF the in
terror down stairs viii be painted a
tight buff, the intention being to tighten
the building throughout from the prevail
ing sombre colors. Upstairs also the IN
tel.iors win be finished in light colors,
cream or other.
It win require about five weeks ye.
to complete all the work projected.
Mr. Holmes added that he was aware
that the work had been rather sharply
criticized, but he was of the opinion
that the criticism arose mainly from a
nisapprehension of what was to be done.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-15

in the town of>Iloilo. They have three
towns in possession here-lloilo, Jara
Molo. We are quartered in the finest
buildings in the town. We never had
such fine quarters before When the
filipinos left their places they went
running and they didn't have time to
carry their household furniture, so we are
getting the benefit Of it now. All the
large buildings were furnished well with
some very fine furniture; pianos in every
ono. All the companies have pianos and
lots of other instruments, so we have
plenty of music. Our quarters are very
nice We have fruit grove around us
and all kinds of fruits, cocoanuts, pine
apples, bananas, oranges, lemons,
chickeorcs, mangoes and several other
kinds ] don't know the MAMIE of yet
Our quarters are something hike music
school and we have every kind of instru-
ment from a mouth harp to piano IN r.
We have a set of Spanish band instru-
ments that they captured in Manila, SO
we are we'll fixed for music.
We havn't done any scraping lately,
but will pretty soon, | think. They will
take Santabarbor next, a town about /!
miles from here. The boys are doing
provost guard here now around the
town They have little shooting every
evening" The natives will slip up and
fire ut our post and then chase off
hut some time the fellows gets one
There is Il high tower here We cam go
upon it and see the Filipinos working on
their trenches. They are about two or
three miles from the town. The soldiers
are building a bridge now across the
lara river, so they can get the guns and
teams across The Filipinos destroyed
the old bridge that was there. SO ! think
by doing this we will go to Santabarbor
soon.
1t is not so warm here now. ! don't
think it is rs warm as it is in North
Carolina. We are having the rainy sea-
son and it rains every day. We don't
have to play very many concerts it rains
so much.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-15

Sarah Davis and Lucindy Hawkins
We're each fined $4.25 by Mayor Pow
ell for an ARRAY.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-15
$4,000 MEMBERS.
The Membership of the Odd Fellows
Fraternity Growing Rapidly.

The Membership of the Odd Fellows
Fraternity Growing Rapidly.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Busbee leaves this
morning for Detroit, Michigan, TO at
tend the annual session of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, which
convenes on Monday next. Mr.. Busbee
is one of the Past Grand Sires of that
body, having served as its presiding Off
Ger in 1S91-'92 The order is in a very
strong and fourishing condition, as APP
pears from the following extract from
the advance sheet of the annual report
of the present Grand Sire, Alfred $.
Pinkerton, of Massachusetts:
December 31st, last, our subordinate
lodge membership was S30,961 and the
number of sisters enrolled in the re-
bekah lodges numbered 190,007 These
figures in combination exhibit total
membership of 1,020,96S, and enable us
for the first time to honestly claim fra
tcrnal affiliations with over a million
persons.
1.-THE above figures show an increase
of 1901 in subordinate lodge member
ship, and of 1884 in female member
shin of rebekah lodges. A total net gain
during the last calendar year of 30,22o.
1.-The number of subordinate lodges has
been increased by 100 making II, AIS
now in existence, while the 5,053 re-
bekah lodges indicate an increase of 257
During the past year 65,5SS persons
have been initiated in the former class,
and 51,671 in the latter.
.,rhe total revenue during 1893 was
SIS. 7f;G. 800. SO. The total expenditure
81. $50. 1926. Surplus of revenue over
expenditure 81. 1S3, 6S0.60.
"S7.613 brothers and 5,707 widowed
families shared in the $3,422, 9S6.50 dis.
tributed in relief"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-09-15
Grand total Of taxes .$13o,0o1. AS

There are i'm the county 7.454 polls.
There are this year three several poll
rates in the county. The tax ON each
pon in Raleigh township is $500. Out
side of Raleigh, nut in the road district
# is 50. 10. Outside Of Raleigh and tie
road district it is 500 fiat.
The tax and property totals for last
wear were as follows: