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The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-10
EsrRAY NOTICE.

have In my possession tho following de-
treSpass
One old lackass. blind In one eye and crop on
left ear, no other marks or brands visible.
II above described animal Is not claimed Il
will be sold TO the highest bidder at the estray
pound Ia Sprlngville, Utah County Utah. az /
O'Clock pm, on saturday, the 18th day OF
May. 1859. at O'Clock pm.
Dated NJ Springville, Utah County, Utah.
the Sth day OF May. 1890.
hHEaf PENNINGTON Poundkeeper
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-10
PROVO CITY OFFICERS.
NEIGHBORHO0D.

Judge John e. Booth went TO Salt
Lake yesterday.
N. G. Lrrsen was over from Spring
Vile to spend Sunday.
d. ID. Houtz went to Manti Monday
morning on professional business.
CkCu paid for wheat at the Provo
IHOII Roller Mills, opp. depot.
Earl b. Allen is going 60 deal In Ice
this summer. Buy your Ice Of Earl.
Deputy Sheriff Williams went up the
canyon yesterday on county business.
Music borks bound Ms they should he.
#. Z. Crouch, opp. poslofflce. Provo.1
Judge j. s. Boyer was over from
SprlpgvllIe on legal business Monday
A good EIght-day Clock ut Barrett &
McKendrIck's Bargain Store foe 81. 20.
Go to L. Titus under speckart's meat
market for short-order meals--his spo-
cialty.sd4
The wife Of Lige Cox, the barber.
presented him with 49, pound boy
last Friday.
A geptleman's good Straw Hat for
50 cents at Barrett Il McKendrick's
Bargain Store.
Mlss- Nora Beck left Sunday for
Eureka CDR weeks visit with her sister.
.A'ss zina Beck.
r j. w. N. Whitecotton has been In
Salt Lake and Manti this week on
lc..ssI business.
Full line Of patent medicines. cough
sa!nedies. etc. always on hand at the
Elkhorn Pharmacy.s44
Mrs. o. +. Malmherg and children
went to Santaquin yesterday where
they will spend The summer.
Used by refined people east and west
Copper Plate Roman Type. TO be /
found only at The SHELTON Co.
Egg food, will make your hens lay,
romethsng every egp producer wants
Get II at the Elkhorn Pharmacy "a
r. d. Kelly. the well known caterer,
furnished delightful lunch last Sat-
urday afternoon 10 the county teachers.
Geo. +. Howe Of Provo is world |
heater on bicycle bargains. He has a
foil line OF ladies'. gents and boys
wheels
Mrs. Jesse knight expects 10 leave
shortly for an European trip In com.
pany with Mrs. A. w. Mcclure and
daughter.
The choicest wines and cigars aud all
kinds OF beerat bottom prices. -Smoot
Drug Co. r. S.--we have license TO
fell liquors.
For bargains In groceries. hardware.
crpckeryware, glassware and sporting
goods go 10 Geo. Il. Howe, 2s Center
street. Proves
County Treasurer Malmherg put on
an extra force OF four assistants yester-
day for indexing ana issulng first
notices to taxpayers.
Deputy County Clerk Robson is back
At bis desk after severe siege OF
sciotica. He Is still pretty sore but
Is rapidly improving.
Our new Copper Plate Roman Type
has arrived. Tho latest style In type
for Cards. Invitations, and all fine
printing. The Shelton Publishing Co.
Judge Howart. OF the well-known
law firm CT Bennett. Hardness, Howart.
Bradley & Richards. came down from
Salt Lake Saturday evening ON legal
Business.
You can buy all kinds OF field and
garden seeds OF Geo, e. Howe, Provo.
Special prices made on orchard grass
and Kentucky Blue grass. Seeds in
quantities.
The small SONS OF Jerry Ciuff and
John \. Field returned home repent
ant and hungry last Saturday evening.
They got ms far as Indanola before
they got tired.
Nnllce Of the apprlation w Antoine
Erickson OF the waters OF Anderson
canyon sprips ID Salon precinct was
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-10

s II Chase. o + Hunter, Salt Lake;
VIM Sumner. ST. Joe; II p Jensen and
wife, Manu; Geo p Davidson, Louis
Vile; j f Levpn, Union. Oregon.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-10

In matter Of estate and guardianship
~ Vernon Ray aud Arthur ID. Bird.
minors, guardianship granted TO Mary
A. ID. Bird with S70O bond
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-10
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

District Judge, Warren N. Dusenberry
Clerk, George HaverSnmp.
Court Steuographer, Mont Roberts.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-10

slos IS on book account aud SAC on
promissury note.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-10

Smoot Drug company VS.. II. S. Pyne,
Judgement for plaintiff for sl4s.55,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-10
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY.
BY request OF county attorney, Jury
ordered not TO appear until May 18th.
In matter Of estate and guardianship
Of Vernon r. Bird ct al, minors. May
9Th set for-hesring petition for letters
Of guardianship.
Allen G. Campbell VS.. Philip S.
Morse ct al, by stipulation to be heard
May 10th, as OF this date.
Clara L. Mccormick VS.. Utah county,
demurrer heretofore heard aud taken
under advisement Is overruled.
w. III. Culmer. superintendent Of
Parette mines and Geo. Meere OF Heber
city appointed county examining board
for mines for Wasatch county and
VIM. o'Neal aud Rock Pope for
Uintah county.
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Elizabeth Brereton, as executrix Of
estate Of Rachael Breretou vs.. Chas.
Hanson Ell al. default OF defendants
filed.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-10
TUESDAY.

W e. Clark VS.. o. S. L, motion for
new trial overruled,
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Case OF Arthur Carter vs.. Matilda
Carter filed. Plninnff asks divorce on
grounds Of adultery. Thos. John is
plaintiffs attorney.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-10

e A. Henriod Excused as juror for
term.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-10

In matter OF estate Of Johanna c.
Nelson, deceased. sale OF personal prop
erty confirmed.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-10
FOURTH DISTRICT.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE FOURTH
DISTRICT COURT.

Booth on the Bench Today = Suits
Filed-0rlers by Former Judge
Probate Orders and Settings.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-10
MONDAY

promissury note.
MONDAY
In matter Of estate and guardianship
~ Vernon Ray aud Arthur ID. Bird,
minors, guardianship granted TO Mary
A. ID. Bird with 500 bond.
TUESDAY.
W e. Clark vs.. o. S. L. motion for
new trial overrued.
Elizabeth Brereton, as executrix Of
estate Of Rachael Breretou vs. Chas.
Hanson Ell al default OF defendants
filed.
"WEDNESDAY.
Booth, j., on the bench.
In matter OF estate of Johanna c.
NielsOp, deceased. safe OF personal prop
erty confirmed.
In matter OF estate of Nephi Kindred,
deceased. lie t,rs of administration
grained TO Annie Kindred, bond $500.
State vs. John Leighty. defendant
ordered to appear May 10 for arraign.
ment. 3
Criminal cases will be set tomorrow,
May 18th.
c. b. Larson VS.. Ras Clawson ct nj
hearing on motion for new trial con.
tinued 10 Nay 10 at 10 am.
e A. Henriod REUSED as juror for
term.
Case OF Arthur Carter vs.. Matilda
Carter fled. Phinnf asks divorce on
If adultery. Thos. John IL
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G. Il. Larson VS.. Ras Clawson ct III
hearing on motion for new trial cou.
tinued 10 Nay l2 at loan.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-10
WEDNESDAY.

Booth, j., on the bench.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-10

In matter OF estate of Nephi Kindred,
Deceased. ieitcrs of administration
grained TO Annie Kindred, bond $500.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-10

State vs. John Leighty. defendant
ordered to appear May 10 for arraign.
ment. $
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Criminal cases will be set tomorrow,
May 18th.
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BY request OF county attorney, jury
ordered not to appear until May 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
THE LIONESS AND THE LAMB
President Kruger Has Become Wonderfully Fond Of the English
Nation and the "Boes" Are Down Him For It.

erected, just outside the city and com
manding it completely a large fortress
1t is a remarkable structure, considering
that it has been erected in three years
and IS fortified with no fewer than 100
of the most modern types of riled can
non. the fortress stands on a hill and
has one feature that marks Il as singu-
lar among fortresses the world over In
stead Of fits guns pointing away from
the city they an bear directly upon the
town. And chat is why the editor Of the
Rand Post can speak with so much ac-
curacy Wen he alludes TO "razing the
town" The fortress was built 10 COM
mand the city-nOt defend II.
10 is an very well for conservative
Brtons TO pooh-pooh tic idea OF the
Beers rising against the English colon
lists on the ground that they have Meth
or an army or "A supply = arms in the
event of a force being raised, The fact
remains that the Boer fortress AZ Johan-
ncsburg IS well fortified and garrisoned
as any force of English troops would find
10 their cost If they attempted % storm
st. Pretoria the capital. which is TWEEN
fy-6vo miles moth of Johannesburg is 80
fortified as TO be practically impreenable
and the Boer army is an admirably
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

its 10 the country store. and the mem
DRY of the school days, how it all comes
back 10 the mind as the pen writes OF
country life The country store. now
boyish imagination and enthusiasm
would kinoie at the name. Tor that was
an institution OF the very greatest I'M
portance i'm the estimation OF Juveniles.
II the storekeepsr wasn't an.oracle he
was no ordinary mortal and supposed
10 be the custodian of numborless pos
sessions i'm the way OF knowing how
things ought to be done.
Many changes i'm rural life have taken
place since the period Of 'befo' de war
some Of which may not be for the better.
but In others no doubt II is and so while
we cherish kindly feelings for "auld lang
syne," 10 the great future so full Of po-
tent forces we turn and In our rural sec
lions bid Time God speed in its onward
march. T.. =. =.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
RURAL MUSINGS.
Winter i'm the Country Has It's Many
Charms

CuRTsTA. VA. Jan. 20-SpeciaL-
In mid-winter in the country there are
sights that please the eye, sounds tha1
are music 10 the ear. and pictures paint
ed by Naure's artist that art cannot
rival. Rural spots in winter afford no
little pleasure TO lovers OF run ana
amusement and the employments are
not without their advantages and ENJOY
ments.
At this writing winter is seen to best
advantage for she has spread an Icy
mantle over all outward objects ana as
one looks upon Natures shroud so deity
woven and so beautiful to the eye feel
ings Of admiration are excited even II
the general effect smacks Of the ghostly.
Looking upon the scene the other morn
inc az the cheerful notes Of the song OF
that quick. nervous little bird, the wren,
was heard, the whole scene seemei
changed by the song OF the little bird
whose form could not be seen. for II mad
8, much of hope and gratitude and good
cheer in IL that l felt an ecno in my own
soul
Tiny though he was yet he was one Of
tho Good Fathers teachers and Ike other
teachers. the flowers and the grass, MS
lessons were valuable, clean pure ana
wholesome.
THOSE higher IN the scale OF being may
Law "a heart the lessons from Cod
teachers which so effectuaily rebuke the
,,r,,p,bline complaining spirit A bright.
,boerv song In winter when all around Is
drearv. desolats and uninviung. ~ wise
and timely. and what philosopher Is
Our little bird teacher -
i, inc winter Of human life we need
h,iaht. CHEEKY. inspiring songs put alas'
ltfnan creatures. unlike Gods teachers
sometimes do not give US such' III inc
sprlng the woods and hills ana Vaies are
resons Mt with happy songs out III .ne
lev winter such are scarce and wheh one
80 brsva little teachers daunts
w.nter's storms and sings we appfe0i"'7
IT, -. s,r
Ia rural sections one who has love lot
lie curious and the interesting mis- IN
tie names of localities, villages anu
streams opportunities 10 indulge MS pro-
clivities. The study Of rural nomencla-
ture would reveal no little in the poetic
and legendary line, while matter OF MS
torical interest would not be lacking.
Taking a sample, near here are TWO
streams called respectively Big ana Li'.
tie Blue Wing. How poetic that SOUNDS.
The appelatlcn suggests thoughts or the
aborigones OF this great country, WHO
were famous for curious and musical and
noetic nomenclature. To followers Of the
chase and spOrtsmen in such name
there may be something ominous OF game
much OF which is shot on the wing. BE
This. as II may the Blue Wing has
poetic name.
Rural hospitality Is delightfully."- free
from ostentation conventionality and
ceremony. What a crvisins - chine,
snare rio and sausage. and big roaring
nres by which 10 sit and talk. Flying
sharks. ..azlrg logs. falling cinders. what
a picture II makes which memory loves
20 recall and dwell upon.
Feeding the stock, running srraHds' w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

men and children at johannesburg be
given twenty-four hours 10 leave, and
that Che whole place be then razad and
that the perpetrators of these turbulent
proceedings. # caught, should be thrown
into the deep shafts OF their m' rs, with
tho debris Of their machinery for costly
shrouds and the whole OF Johannesburg
Will eXult If the Afrikander Ward IS con
verted into gigantic rubbish heap. as a
mighty tombstone for the Shutdown au-
thors Of the monstrous deed
That the military forces Of the Boer
government are capable of razing the
town Of johannesburg IS perfectly appar-
ent 70 those who have watched the pro-
gross Of events in the three years that
have elapsed since Jameson Raid. No
Indian Scpoy bound 10 a lannon's mouth
was ever more certain Of a most horrible
death than are the residents Of johannes
burg az tho moment war against Them is
declared They may not. 80 is true DC
bound 20 '.c lannon's mouth But ihcv
might as wel be. for they arc penncd in
hv Boor fortresses MS so many rats in a
tran
With that tireless energy and c5ntin-
ual ploddrg. which has ever been a char
actoristic Of the race the Beers have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
THE PROPHECY FOR THE YEAR.
BY Farmer Peter smith. The " i>c
old Man of wyoming"


To the Editor:-This prophecy was
sent to this paper by Farmer Peter
smith who is well known as a prophet
in his locality. lie predicted great
many Of the events OF The last year. lie
always writes his prophecy the first
week of the first month of the yea.Aanl
boasts that he has not failed for twenty
years TO prophesy correctly coming
events.
My prediction for this year is a b g
European war with France and England
Involved with Russia.
The United States will annex cuba Dy
a nouiilar vote OF the Cubans after Lat-
INK nrst declared Cuban Independence
and evacuated the Islands. The Cuuans
will annex themselves
The Queen OF Holland will marry ~nd
the Crown Prince Of Germany Will DC
betrothed.
There will be cabinet changes and
several cabinet officers will resign their
portfolios.
There will be a month OF record
breaking weather during the year and
great zeal OIL rain will fall all over the
United states.
Dry goods will be cheaper and food
will be dearer.
There will be several important inter
national marriages with hitherto I'M
known honors bestowed upon American
women.
4 new cabinet Office will b. created.
The army will be reorganzsd ana
more important post created for the
head Of ne army.
One man viii control the American
turf and there will be a great wheat sen
sation In early fan
Cut out this prophecy and read n the
first day Of 1900.
7 see an overthrow of the Spanish gov
ernment which will be adjusted without
OPEN war.
The President Of France VIII resign
Queen Victoria will die and m.
Prince Of Wales will be crowned with
great magniiicence.
The King Of Denmark VIII die and
the Dowager Empress of China will he
dsgraced throughout Europe and Asia.
wave Of great prosperity T. coming
TO- the United States. financially.
new political party will b. founded
and there VIII be five presidential can
didates in the field including the Pro-
hihiuonists and the POpulisis.
The government win take control n
the cables and canals that are being
built I'm tho colonies.
Carriages will run without horses IN
every city in the United States
Women will dress like men. IN derby
hats and listers and there Will be no big
sleeves.
Three Of the famous old men Of the
United States WIZ die and Europe viii
lose her Oldest queen.
will give you a penny for every mis-
statement. PETER SMITH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22
The Soutl and Populism.

Editor Of The Times:
Sir.-In yesterdays Sunday Times ]
read the article on People and Politics
with tho greatest satisfaction. 10 rs so
infrequent that / find a candid and logical
editorial in a southern newspaper that
though a sOuthern-born man. ] have al
most quit reading southern newspapers
II we had such a paper as The Times
published and circulated throughout every
State I'm the South there would be some
hone OF checking the POpuiistic dema-
gOguery that has driven nearly every
southern man Of ability out OF public life
IL we except General Wheeler. and I
make tho assertion without fear OF sue
cessful contradiction, the expressed opin
ion OF no southern man now in Congress
on the great subjects before tho country
would have any perceptiDe influence on
the nation This was not true. even 100
DAVIS not very long gone by But so much
has the South lost by trailing after men
Of small intellectual calibre merely be-
cause they were introducing new and
(sad 10 relate) false idols 10 worship.
On the subject OF the army and expan-
sion fully agreed with the trend OF your
argument IL our southern people viii
think for a moment who are the promo
ters OF the opposition TO the treaty OF
Perhaps three as well known as any
others in their party are ex-Senators
Boutwell, and Edmonds and Senator Hoar.
Of Massachusetts. Against all three or
these | would raise respectfully the ques-
ton OF age limit. Senator HOar was never
sound on any point except his own abili-
Nv and right TO settle the affairs OF the
universe. Instead OF these antediluyians;
rather let the nation follow the broad
and brainy men of to-day, VINO nave Doth
the wisdom and courage OF our ances-
tors. Jeffersons purchase Of Louisiana
was considering the time and size Of the
country. a much holder proposition than
anything proposed by President Mckinley
Iy4NH
soIid South Mr.. william Jennings Bryan
onnoses. Well throughout the present
Generation we may expect that amiable
and volatile enthusiast to be on some side
OF every popular issue, and on wh ..,,nior
sui SUI 80 rational people to take the other
ILL., ~ THOMAS =. IVY.
Newport News. Jan. IL, 1899.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

equipped and effective force Of 5000 men.
these are things that cannot be brushed
asida They are quite as important ana
bansoms I'm the Strand. Like the sand
v,icb men they are always with us-that
is II we are interested in the South Airi-
can question.
I'm south Africa consists Of 1000 men
and they can be modified on the Trans
yaal border I'm three days. II u well
known the English coionists, and their
svmpathlzers still have in their posses
sion the 5000 rifles which were bought
by them before the Raid and this IN
spite Of the fact that the president Of
fercd reward of $4,000 for intofma-
ton a. 20 their whereabouts
There IS little likelihood that In the
closing years of President Kruger's life
De will ever have more difficult problems
Of state 90 face than tho adjustment Of
some such am affair as the trouble oc-
casioned by bis recent edict against
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

piano playing and the washing OF pet
dogs on Sunday which aroused the wo-
men of johannesburg into a fine frenzy.
But after his death-then these 5OV"
rifles are likely to come out OF hiding.
and hundreds Of Engand's mothers VIII
he mourning for their sons lying dead
ont under the Southern Cross.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

ct am certain" says Judge swartz' OF
columbus. O., that the Legislature did
nor intend TO include them in the Anti
Trust statute They neither tend to mo-
-anoIles. 10 corner the market or suovert
the ordinary heaIthful conditions OF COM
u net They are open TO all within the
Class in which they are organized on
,ar,as or conditions common TO all In
~. lass or division OF labor. There IS
no,h,ns in The AFFIDAVIT tending TO charge
criminal conspiracy. In my opinion tnere
IA nothing in the statutes bringing LABOR
organisations within the list OF comoIh-.
tons prohibited as organized u restraint
a trade"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-22

After fighting each other for ten years
the Central Labor Union and Central La
nor Federation went out OF existence as
separate organizations on Sunday last
ana amalgamated az the Central Federted
Union Of New York: Tn. Central Labor
Federation consisted 81 the soclslis,
trades urions. which rsvoltef from me
Central Labor Union ten years ago The
new body represents . membership Of
about 100, 900 In its afiisated unions.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-12-01
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
Unknovn Psrsoas Placed Dynamite He
meath an Undertaking Estabiishnsnt
Near Ierrs Hsute. Ind.

TEnRK HAuTE. Ind, Nov. 81 Farm
erburg. just across the county line, was
she scene OF a terri &c explosion Sunday
night about . o'clock. Some unknown
persons placed dynamite beneath the
undertaking establishment of w. J.
Wood, OF that place, and the ex-
plosion wrecked the building aud
broke window glass throughout the
town. Wood promptly applied to po-
lice headquarters in this city for de-
tec,ive and IL is thought the perpetra.
tors OF the deed will be run down. The
building and its contents are a COM
pleie wreck and the loss will be heavy.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-12-01
STATE ODDS AND ENDS.
THE LOUISVILLE RETURNS.
They Have leon Csrtinsd BY the Couuty
Board OF Ianvas,srs and VIII Gao
Before the state Hoard.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. s5 The last
OF the official returns have now been
certified by the county board of can
vassers, and probably within a week
the state election commissioners at
Frankfort will begin their task of de-
termining which ticket was elected
November Z. The jefferson county
canvassers Thursday heard argument
of counsel on a motion to throw out
the vote of the city of Louisville on the
ground Of alleged intimidation by SOL
diers who were called out by Gov.
Bradley election day. The republicans
took the ground that the board had no
jurisdiction, being empowered simply
to count and tabulate the votes. This
view was sustained, and the matter
now goes to the state election board.
where no doubt the motion of the dem.
ocrats will be renewed.
A number of additional indictments
were returned Thursday by the fed
eral grand jury against alleged vio-
lators Of the election laws