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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-25
OUR OWN STATE.

school be extended to the family Of our
deceased brother. In their great be-
reavomcnt.
Resolved. That this school attend the
funeral In n body.
"Resolved. That our superintendent De
Instructed ta procure. and furnish. for
fhe school "A suitable noral tribute for
the funeral.
"Resolved That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes u the school
and an enFrosscd copy uttcsicd by the
auporintendont and secretary be pre-.
secuted TO the family Of the deceased
Brief. but eloquent and timely re-
marks were also made by AasiHthnt
superintendent John a. Ellis. Hon. ID.
nal Pecry, bishop Robert McQuarrlc.
aud Counselor John Srowcroft upon tho
life and character Of the deceased.
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ne I" n,m,,i.rlss-Locai New. Biief''
sc.eiai Correspondence.
80, July ga marriage license
N..tiad Yesterday 60 Gcotge p. hea-
va ma Miss Rose II. Price. IL
III III salt Lake CITY
THE rwENTY-FURTH.
IN. Pioneer day program heretofore
..ircad was carried out yesteruly,
I. his city. and Neutrality-suspicious. w
hIrationa In other parts OF the '"uh-
oH ~. ,..ra many poodle
u6pisn 10 make the day one Of en-
A.Uf rhp uNcttlasH sn ss.. .s...
Xxx 1ryltion consisted Of music and
iHN and were listened to with IN
and attention. The games w
,ugrnoou were hotiy contested ana
,sv valuable prizes went 20 the WIZ
The celebrations In other places
I, M county were succosstul. husi-
Ip the city was almost entirely
.....,licd. None Of the leading mcr-
h,,1s houses was open during the
g,tpd few people were on the streets
f9rif.da OF citizens went early up TO
n.i.g canyon and spent the day there
n the several resorts,
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Tho board met In regular session yes
,.'iav morning az 10 o'clock. Az the
,rsmhnra were present anu the tnio"-
III matters were disposed OF.
". 3. Parker. county commissioner
g unvis county. requested the board
r. admit Mrs. Elsie Fuller OF south
us5paf na an Inmate uf the county
IN house. The request was granted
~. comprnsation OF Weber county TO
h. hereafter Used.
"a HAS ordered that all claims against
Weber county must be nlcd In the OF
ace u the county clerk not later than
II o'clock ~ OF the Saturday preceding
tbe Monday on which the same are 70
10 allowed viz: July ~. 1859.
William Roberts was rc-ndmitted TO
iba county poor farm and the board
adjourned for one week
WORK or BURGLARS.
The r.uidenco of y. NJ. Allison Jr.,
"a Twunty.hfth street. was burglar
l4ed Saturday niEht and gold watch
stolen. Burglars also entered The resi-
dUncp of Abe Kahn. corner OF Madison
avenue and Twenty fourth street, but
an not carry away anything.
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS.
The committee Of the local posts q.
A. n went to Salt Lake this morning
h complete arrangements FOR the rc-
union az saltair.
Tho oregon Short Llnc announces a
raj, q one fare on the 1905 y. m. train
today, for those who desire 20 attend
the funeral " Prof r. -. LOWS.
Andrew Jensen. assistant church
historian. was In ogden yesterday ar
ranging f0r reunion u the scnndl-
uHyInHs % Weber and Salt Lake cuun-
tIaa ut Lagoon on Friday. the 2sth inst
Tho speakers on that occasion will be
city Recorder Edward II. Anderson,
carl Peterson. Peter Anderson and
August carlson.
willard A. Wright. a former switch
man In the Union Pacific railroad yards
here. got himself into trouble last week
hy passing a worthless check on "a
ft1rokcgpcr. His wife made good the
amount and Wright was released,
when the Hhcrin u salt Lake county
wired sheriff tnync 90 arrest and hold
Wright Tor passing n fraudulent check
% salt Lake. The Hhorin arrested
aim. Yesterday his wife paid over the
amount necessary 20 cover tho amount
which he had obtained. and the charges
against Wright were Withdrawn.
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PROVO.
Probate Busines. In Court Mrs MAY
stephens obtains Divorce

Special Correspondence.
Provo. July 22.-The following busi-
mes nhas been transacted before Judge
Boothi
In the estate of Sophia Mcneil. de.
ceased; hearing OF petition OF letters OF
administration, set Tor August 9TH.
In tho estate OF Samuel Rudd, de-
censcd hearing on final account ana
petition for distribution taken under
ndviaomonJ
In tho egIate Of Thomas Price. de-
ceased. decrao entered that notice to
creditors had been given,
la the estate OF John Daily. dcfenscdi
Anal account heard and approved.
In the estate OF Robert Edwards, Dc.
ceased; petition TO set aside all the real
estate FOR the widow was granted.
The divorce case of Mary stephens W
Edward stephens came up for hearing
Plaintiff was. by default, granted "a
decree OF divorce with custody Of two
minor children. 81 per month alimony
and t25 attorneys Zee. Plaintiff to pay
the costs.
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NOTICE ~ lHIuby glyuu thnt NJ meeting
OF tIU hulHd uf dluriHr, hold uu thr 1881 uuy
of July isf. 1000 assessment of uHO=uHlf VI ONO
cent Dor share wHH lHElrl uU tlH rtu''ul
stock uf Iiu corporation. payable UumrH
ulHtuIy tu thvaurfrtufNl l'uIW 900. NrlurnIHk
Bleak, salt Lake tlty. tab. And any stHrt
uuuu which tIIs ASSESSMENT WAy remain uus
rIII ur Che 10th dos OF August lsiI. viii br
lyImIuruf mud advertised fur n'r 900 public
auction. bud uuIuus payment o. mudu before
.aIll be- sIld UY Che lIh day 90 september
tssi. ut lgugIura noon. fu uHV tHu uTluUurUI
t.stasmrui IH.Dt IUr With IIu costs ~ nIa
yurtIsIuH aud ya UHus.H Uf sIln
q. lll-kIn. Acting Secretary
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Al the head Of the canal. southwest
of Cnrdston. IN Coils p0stonice. aud
Tor miles around there are ranches lo-
Gated upon which our people are build
Ing up fine homes. The 81. MARY y
river az this point II about the size Of
the Weber or Provo rivers In Utah, and
the country Is rolling hills covered
with a rich growth OF grass. Prairie
fires of the past have destroyed the
brush on the slopes OF the hills The
soil N rich ana the grain looks we'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-25

Last week marriage licenses were Is
sued to Jonathan Ferris and Aimira
Rnnklcr. aged respectively 60 and as
years. OF Marysvalc. aud 10 George n.
Wnteres. %. and Harriet Fisher n. OF
snlinn. The former couple was mar
rlcd by the county clerk the latter by
ImaIlnn ENnmu mf anllmn
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NUI- IN T"|IIIH'" WIN Nv TT| W 0TITT
II ohio Hoard uf U.rufinr mudt 1000 90. Nih Jay
~ Nuy. Ian. sn many -uNrts of rI"u uHn"I uf
such stuHk ns mHY uU necessary "lIl NN HI.u
Ht tlu office uf thu gnumnT 20 No. % N.
FIRST south 10 salt luhu tItFr UTAH 900 600
sth day 90 August, l7Jl 900 tnfIN'h puf, ln
nav tnu dulluuurut assessment lNrrrHn. 20
sptlur with tho cu,t uf uQFeulsius aHN Nh-
peusr Of salo. ~ %. CALDER, sug'y
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AUd. IH accordance with law aud on order
NJ tIy board uf Directors made uu tho elth
day % MAY. l-l Hn many Shares ~ each par
rrI % such siuHa Ha may hU unrHssnrv. will b.
slld nt thu uiNrruf thp company Ht 30 Ili id
Mccormick huIlInH salt lake city Utah on
thn 18th utY uf july. isu, Ht u.rlnct b. no.,
tu pay tho Delinquent assessment thereon,
tuguihut With thu cost uf advertising aud
expense NJ sale
" g. WELLS Secretary.
First publication July e t,.9.
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SPRINGVILLE.
A Quiet Day-The Circus-rroEress % Pipe
Line and sugar Factory.
encetnt Corroapondeuce.

SprlnFville, Utah County July a.
The Inhabitants OF SprlnEville ARE hnv-
ing a quiet time today IN visiting each
other and taking IN The circus and witt
Messing the grand parade aud balloon
ascension which was considered "a
grand success. The streets of SPRING
willie are fun " young people from hero
ana adjacent towns, aud the question
forces itself upon the attention. whence
ARE an the people to ind homes Ia tho
near futurof
We are having fine growing weather.
and farmers are getting ready for the
second cutting Of lucofn. The health
Of the people was never better.
The pipe for the sugar factory IN laid
M far as the depot Work ~ progress
Ing nt the factory In order to be ready
for the incoming crop of becta,
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
CARDsToN, CANADA.
a nusy nurg - Headquarters Of Alberta
Stake-Town OF Calls.

Cardston. July iC.-rhis town m quite
busy place. The two stores hero do
rushing business; no two stores Ia
salt Lake do more In proportion TO
stock. II. $. Allen conducts one. and
j. l.. Low II superintendent OF the Coz
op., with Walter Ncodham ~ salesman.
The town has two hotels. "a drug store
und a newspaper Office. W. n Rose
has lust started lumber yard. and
there are a number OF new buildings
going up.
This is the headquarters OF Alberta
stake, and IN located ON Lees creek,
tributary OF the 81. Marys river. part
Of tho town being on each side OF tho
stream. The fields and farms an lio
10 tho west ana south OF the town. on
"a rolling plain.
William Wood. formerly Of Salt Lake.
conducts n butcher business here. uls
vegetable garden II something 10 be-
proud Of
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Highland goppcr Mining Company. rrincio,
ilace OF business. salt Lake Clty. utah

NOTICE There nre delinquent up1n ia
following described stock. uu' account ID a
a,,n'-ncni levied un Zoe 18Th day ~ MAJ
l-fl tlu several amounts sOf upnlsito III
gamr' oi tho respective shnruhoIdori =
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LOGAN.
james Peterson. Of Mink Greek, Pleads
Guilty 60 Lsfceny.

Special per Dcscrct telegraph.
Logan. Cache Co. July 2t.--lnmcH
Peterson formerly u Mink Creek. ap.
pcnrcd before tho Justices court and
plead guilty 10 the charge Of larceny
lie was held over 10 the action u the
district court for sentence. IN default
Of furnishing one thousand dollari bail
he was romunded over 20 sheriff Crock
EFT for safe keeping.
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MUTUAL CONFERENCE Ar FTgu
LAKE

Many Of the young people OF the
county are now az Fish Lake where Inc
V, NJ. and Y. l.. NJ. l. A. conference il
In session Elder seymour -. Young.
Business college. Prof Newton Moves
uf the Ephralm stake Academy ana
other people from the north are attend
ing the conference, as IN also President
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EIGllnI SNlll[ Turkish BlIl

Aud Treatment it0UmH lu charge Uf o.
competent Physician. who will diagnose
and prescribe fur patients needing mrds
lgH uld. NJ you have tufurrh IYHuDus
HIH. IiurumuuHm. Nervous Trouble. uf
kidney Disease. come and hr cured
ANY Kind ~ bath YOU want Massage
for both sexes. swimming lessons Tor
ldIrH bY the mntrun.
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FRISCO.
serious Accident -Lightnlng's rfeaks-
hit by scorpion.

Special Correspondence.
Frisco, Beaver Co. July 2i.-tce Car
ter. ron OF phlio Carter Of Grconvlllc,
this county while chopning cord wood.
about eight miles out, was In the act OF
whiting a tent peg when his knife
slipped and run into his leg some seven
or eight Inches above the kncoi the
blood gushcd out IN n stream the thick
ness Of hiH small finger. a strap was
tied tightly above the wound and his
companion started for help. This hap
pened about 2 pm. and the injured
man ala not reach town tlll 1880 In the
morning. about eleven hours after the
accident, IN very weak condition from
loss ~ blood. u was found that a
blood vessel had been severed and the
cords could not be- reached by any In
strumcnt present. honce the wound was
padded and wrapped. Some three
hours after. while doing he took n
fright and made a jump. when tho
blood guHhed out again, and II was with
great difficulty that n could be stopped
and he became exceeding weak II ~
now four days since. and In trying TO
have him move today 10 change his
bed. he came near fainting twice, but ~
Improving.
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MAGRATM, CANADA.
Geographical Center Of Mormon Settle
meuts- Opportunities for IN. Industrious,
annnInl cnrrnannnhnncn.

Magrath, Alberta. Canadn. July Ia
This town IL the most centrally located
OF an the towns being built BY the
Mormon colnnista 10 Alberta. 10 H.
twenty miles from Sterling, about tho
same distance from the coal mining
town of Lethbridgc. ana about twenty
Ave miles from CnrdHton, II 81 located
ON "A sluping plateau ON the banks OF
Pothole creek and n surrounded with
rich, grassy plains. The soil ~ fertile
ana the place b. quite Inviting. Goa
wells can be got; and now there are
seven houses on the townsite. while the
lots ara being selected quito rapidly,
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RlCHFIELD.
Circus wen ratronised- Case OF sunstroke
Mutual Conference AZ Fish Lake,

Riehheld. SEWER County. July ga
Campbell Bros circus was the great at
traction here ON Friday. People from
all nelghboring towns came Hooking In
10 see the elephant az an early hour In
the day. Not less than three thou
sand people attended the circus. no il
Is safe 20 say that the showmon took
IN not less than three thousand dol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-25

Just before the opening ~ the show
on Friday,whlle the people were crowd
Ing around the tent In the heat OF Inc
day, small boy from Monroe, about
ten years Of axe, received aunstroke.
that came well nigh pro,mg fatal.
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seogmiller and the suporlntondency OF
this stake.
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SoIroE

ln tho District court, Probate Division. Ia
aud ION salt Lake County,
state Ut Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-25

In the Matter OF the Potato N Abraham II.
Cannon, Deceased.
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0o&o1h
.Enzz1rzEn,.-u--->
DRY GOODS STORE.

Shirt Waist Sale this week. q, use. soc, S3e
and up. all at a reduction Of 50 per cent from
former prices.
LADIES' AND AlSSES SUMMER SKIRTS
new arrival, on sale at 9se and up,
LAWN WRAPPERS at co.
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THE DESEUET SAVINGS BANK.

putECTORs:
w. w. Ritter. PRECEDENT
Moses Thatcher Vice President.
Elias a. Smith. Cashier.
James Sharp. John H. Barnes, John Q.
Cutlrr David EccieH. a. " Carlson.
George Homncy. John H. Wndcr. -. a..
Perry, " H. EldrCdrr, W w. james.
Pour por cent interest paid On savings
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AT HALF PRICE Our entire stock Of
Ladies Tallor.mads Jacket Suits Offered at sos.
on the DOLLAR
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LfaHTNTNG,s FREAKS.

a fash OF lightning cut pretty close
20 some 81 our buildings the other day.
Mrs. WIN. Osborne was In the net ~
stirring tho coal In her stove. when she
was knocked down and one ~ ~ her
body uumbod. Her husband assisted her
NJ and after some rubbing restored
partial feeling. but she folt the effects
NJ the shock Tor several days after.
The same discharge seemed 10 have
electrified the kitchen ~ Mr.. Joseph
Dunn. for upon entering II some timo
after. the family could not handle the
kettles about tho fs1ve. and In tho
evening, several hours after. TO Htep on
the floor or touch the walls. the shocks
would be- strongly felt
BIT BY a SCORPION.
The little daughter OF Joshua Dunn
was utung BY u scorpion q fow days
since. She had Just gone out tho door
when she fclt something on the back Of
her neck. She reached up with her
hand TO strike II on. when the insect
caught her finger hut after a Jerk or
two. u loosoued IT. hold. Antidotes
were Immediately applied ana nothing
serious has 90 far resulted.
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OGDEN.


-. rrepty Fourth e County bu',ns''-
fh unrgi.ries Local News niiefs'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-11-02
CONDITION OF THE viCE-PREsIDEyr
Little Change alphabetically No
Hope for His Recovery.

PATERSON. y. j.. Nov 1.-The Vice -Presi-
dent. according to the statements OF his ply
sicians. passed a fairly comfortable day. al
though at one time he grew perceptIbly
weaker. In tho latter part Of the forenoon his
condition was encouraging. and he seemed 10
take a lively interest In the news OF the day
read to him by Mrs. Hobart. There Is no eff
fort made. however. to conceal the fact that all
hope Of recovery has been abandoned and that
Mr. Hobart's death is In all probability near at
hand.
Letters and dispatches were received to-day
at Carroll Hall from Franklin Murphy. ,Sen-
ator Kean. Senator Scwell. former Postmaster
General Gary OF Maryland. former Secretary
Of War. Russell A. Ager. Senator John II.
Gear OF Iowa. Lispenard stewart and many
other prominent men,
The bulletins issued during the day BY Dr.
William X. Newton follow:
"a. NM. Hobart spent fairly comfort
able night and IL able 70 take little nourish-
Inent this morning. There Ia little change
from Yesterday"
Il T. N.-Since tho last bulletin Mr.. Hobart
interest Ia current Affairs. There Is no change
In his condition except that he Is trifs
weaker"
DAY. with prospects OF no serious change now
before morning.
"NP. M.-The Vice. President has passed a
comfortable day and evening, and there is
every probability OF a comfortable night"
The few callers tonight were friends OF the
The consulting physicians who have sx-
amined Mr.. Hobart are DR.. T.. q. Janeway and
DR. Francis Delareld OF New York and Prot.
agreed as to the nature and treatment Of
malauy.
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TREASURY SURPLUS GROWING.
For the Four Months Ended Oct. 81 10
Amounts to s7,Ot9,012.

WARRINGTON. Nov 1.-The Treasury surplus
OF about S3000.00O for the nrst quarter OF the
current fiscal year was more than doubled
during the month Of October. The surplus for
the four months ended Oct. 81 was S7.040012
Although the disbursements on account OF the
military establishment must be unusually
heavy during the next few weeks. the Treasury
officials behave that tho surplus as 1t stands at
present will not be entirely wiped out.
The receipts OF aie Government in October
were very heavy. being SAT .533.5SS from all
sources. as againet s36o3O051 In October OF
last year. The disbursements were $44,14.-
028. the surplus for the month being. there-
fore. $3.359.5G2. In October OF last year the
disbursements were s538S2.273. a deficit Of
about sl4. 10000 resulting. The receipts dur
ing the last month from the several sources
were as follows: Customs. SlS.SO7. 800: In
ternal revenue. S2G.455.453: miscellaneous.
S2.27O.328 Tho expenditures on account Of
the War Department amounted last month to
Sl2477, 39J
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PItZA DaSf DEDICkTED,
Puerto Principr's Tribute to the Memory
of Charles A. Dana.
SPECIAL Gail. Dsspa'c. to TIT. sus.

SPECIAL Gail. DSSpd,sh 10 TuE sus.
HAVANA. Nov. l.-Despatchcs from Puerto
Principe report the dedication in that city yes
terday OF the Plaza Dana. In the centre OF the
Plaza Is a block OF marble bearing the inscr!p-
ton:
Attribute Of the Cuban People
to the Memory OF
CHAkIfS 4. DASN.
The l!lus,rcus Statesman and Tiroless Defender OF
CuhNn Liberty.
Secretary Of State Capote has written TO
Bishop Santander informing him that he cam
not sell the Paula Hospital without the author
!Haton Of Gov Gen. Brooke. rs under
the Spanish law the Governor General ia ths
guardian OF all charities whether OF tho Church
or otherwise, The Secretary adds that IL tho
sale has already been made II is void
The yellow fever Statistics for October show
that at the beginning Of the month tneg" wels
in the hospitals twelve patients who had been
attacked by the disease in September. Tia
new cases In october numbered Is: deaths.
% recoveri-s. 20 under treatment II; NpnD-
ish cases. RI; deaths. 10; American rusH-. -;
deaths. =. The total number Of d'a'hs for the
year is O3. October WIS, AS usual. tho worst
month. The disease is now decreasing,
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MIS-. Stanford ~ BRoaD STREET.
Meets Huntington, Croker and Hubbard
About Pacific Improvement Matters.

Meets Huntington, Croker and Hubbard
About Pacific Improvement Matters.
meeting was held yesterday afternoon in
the office Of G. I. Huntington. 10 Broad street,
at which were pres mt. besides Mr. Hunt
ington. Gen. Thomas II Hubbard. represent
Ing the Hopkins-Searles interests in IN. South
ern Pacific Company: George CrocEer and Mrs.
Leland Stanford. u was understood that
matters relating to tho Southern Pacific Rail-
road and the Pacific Improvement Company
were considered. Nr. Huntington denied n
report that the sale OF Mrs. Stanford's stock
TO the Huntington Speyer interests was dis
cussed. The meeting he said related to
an adjustment Of the accounts between the
different interests"
Tn. four interests - Huntington. searlcs
Croker and StRufnri-Own each One-tOurth OF
the stock Of the Pacific Improvement Company.
whose assets consist OF railroad stocks ana
various improvements along the linz OF tn"
southern Pacinc. The interests named hnv"
c!ic stock. but 1t is understood that the Hun
tington interest. with which Speyer 4 Co. is
identified. acquired the CrocSer holdings some
time ago. AM. IL has also been reported. would
acquire Mrs S'antord's holdings.
Mrs. stanford. who has been in Europe. re-
turned 10 this country by III" steamship Cam
pania on Saturday last, and is AZ the Fifth Ave-
nus Hotel. On hoard tho same vessel was
Edgar Speyer. brother OF James Spsyer OF
hondholders In Europe Mrs stanford is ex-
pected to remain IN this city for about a week
at the expiration OF which time she Will leave
for California