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PROVO.
Report Of Committee On 0ash's "ialse
star"-Iunersi of Matthew Meaeham.

Report Of Committee on Gash's "Talse
star"-Iunersi of Matthew Meaeham.
Special Correspondence.
Provo. July THE committee cone
hsting OF 81 NJ. Warner J. W. ~.
whltccouon. W. X. Henry, j. Beck ana
y. ". sharp, appointed by mass
meeting uf non-"Mormou' citizens 90
read and report on the book written by
A. u. cash. against the 'MormonH.'
entitled "rhe False STAR have
made the following report ON their la
borsi
provo city. Utah. July 3, 1899.
"Gcntlomeu-WC, your committee.
appointed TO investigate and report
upon the book entitled. Tho False
Star" recently published by a d..
cash. beg leave 10 submit the follow
"Ist-Wo have made careful exam
lnuuon OF the contents " the book. and
md 10 90 De- clumsy attempt 10 get
Tor the author some cheap notnrlptyt
by publishing n crude, uudlgesttd and
indigcstlblc mass Of falsohopd, sour
rll0uH aud Indecent IN the extreme.
"2ud-The evident purpose of the
book ~ 60 advertise the writer, who
appears 60 have mistaken an itching
10 appear In print Tor a feeling OF pa
trlntiam
"srd- rho erect N the cffort Is 90
prove concluslvely that the author De-
nm migrate. and seeks 60 smltg tho
hand that fed him.
"tth-rhc nearest approach the pcr-
Torrance has 10 any merit o. the fact
that u ~ written ln such a vallniuouH
style. and L. 80 entirely void or any
truth. intrreat or attraction that but
few persons are likely 10 be- found with
patience enough 20 read Il.
"ithaHMe recommend that n be do
nuuncod nH false IN matter, Indecent In
form, ana malicious In design. For "
IL not only libel upon the Mormon
people. but ig an Insult Go the lntclll-
rencp N every person who knows the
facts and respects the truth
County superintendent of Schools
James L. Brown and Prof Lars u.
Eggcrtacn. principal N the Sprngylllc
city school lcft Provo today Tor Los
Angeles. cal. Co attend the convention
% The National Educational assogln-
ton. Prof. Errcrtson iH down ON the
program 10 deliver O. short paper.
In last evenings News" in report
report read that the defendant was
bound over boy Justice King. ~ should
have stated that tho defendant was
discharged.
LAID TO REST
Tho funeral services over tho remains
of Matthew Moachnn were held In the
First ward meeting house this after
noon and a large number were present
to pay their Hast respects to the do
ceased. The speakers were. Mayors 3.
s.. Jones, David John. bishop 3. y. Egg
gortscn, Bishop j. W. LOWS. Bishop
Andrew iSnudaon and Elder John Giles.
Bishop Knudsen dedicated the grave at
the cemetery.
HELD FOR ASSAULT.
Albert T.. Davis tho man arrested
last evening on q complaint SWORN 20
by william Bullock, charging assault
With a knife. during o quarrel over tho
price NJ boarding two horses Tor the de-
PENDANT. was brought before Justice $.
X. King and entered plea ~ not gull
IS. Ills case will come up the forepart
NJ next week. Davis was released ON
$50 bonds.
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FlLLrlORE.
Fourth charlottesville o. SUNDAY school
Jubilee Wedding Announced.

ANHHh' NNNNNN NAhNNi
Jubilee Wedding Announced.
spoclsi Correspondence.
Fillmore city. Utah. July C-Thc
Fourth Of July celebration passed on
very pleasantly. The parade Ia the
morning was a grand success; every
person did an within their power to
make Il surpasB an previous efforts "a
that direction.
Yesterday Mrs. John Hansen was
burning some rubbish in the back yard
OF her premises, ana the fire accident
ally spread 20 tho shed ANA corral. "A
short distance away, and consumed %
same. The alarm was given. and tho
many friends who came TO her assist
nnce. prevented the house from being
destroyed In the confederation.
Patriarch John Aahmnn and John
Cooper both Of Fillmore, visited the
khnosh sunday school ON the end inst.
IN the Interests OF the sunday school
jubilee, recently held no oak city.
The county commissioners were in
session last Monday. Very little bust.
ness was transacted.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding OF Mr. George Melville to Miss
Nellie Ashman. which VIII occur at tho
groum's residence on july 18th.
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LARGE HONEY CROP
KANOSH.
How the Fourth was observed In that
uustiinr iurE.

How the Fourth was observed In that
uustiinE burE.
Special Correspondence.
Kanosh, July i5.-Our little town was
boiling over with patriotism on the
Fourth. \ very nice program was car
ricd out without a hitch. The musical
exercises. under Professor pugh. were
very finely rendered. The Goddess uf
Liberty, typlhcd by Miss Mary Alice
George. was chnHte. and her speech cf-
fectivc. The boy orator." carl Hop
hns. warmed the audience with putrl-
otic fire. George Crane read an original
poem, Remember the Maine"
We also had a horse race, and the
transient with the sheep wagon from
Tlutlc cleaned our boys out" a base
bah game between the married and sim
gle men was won by the former; so also
was the foot race. and the wrestling
match, which took some concclt out OF
aspiring youth.
The chlldrcn'H and adult dances were
well pntrunizcd aud tho day was made
memorable with patriotic Joy.
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LOGAN.
4 Lawn rste Ul,eu In Honor of the old
Folks

Folks
Special per poHorc, telegraph,
Logan. July s.-Tho old folks party
In the Second ward last night was "a
huge success. II was held ON Marshal
Fairs lawn and big crowd OF aged
people were present. An excellent pro-
gram was rendered and plenty OF rec
treatments We're served. John Cromp-
ton, 30 years old received q prize as the
oldest man, and Mrs. Ash. no. was
awarded the prize Tor the oldest
woman, A nice prize was offered Tor
the person wha had been longest Ia the
Church. ana Il was finally awarded TO
Mrs Knowles. who became a Latter
day Saint 90 years ago. The hffair was
one OF the biggest events Of the season.
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q

T0f0u1tt1 WIS tlkOn UIf0T0 IuHIIOo
u. H. Henley this evening Tor prulimin-
nry hearing. and was bound over to thu
district court upon the charge Of at
tempt 90 commit manalaugnter. Dep.
uty sheriff Thompson this evening took
T0rquntto 60 Brigham city, az the
offcnse was committed IN Box Elder
county
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In tho matter ~ tho estate 90 Francis Arm
strong, deceased
The petition uf Isabella r. Armstrong uUd
William T. Armstrong praying Tor the ud-
mission tu Probate NJ "a certain document,
pufpurtug tu be- the last viii and testament
% Francis Armstrong dUHvlsrui and for che
granting NJ letter. tpstlmuutly 90 said urtl-
tl1nrrs, hus boon set fIr hearing Ou saturday.
the eth day NJ July. A. u. l-.1, nt l.ln u'c.ntk
d, on. ht the County Court House. iu the court
room " said Cuuri, lu salt Lake tity, salt
Lake county Utah
Witness tho clUrk NJ said court
lsEAt1 with thO seal thereof unINul
this gtth dny NJ june A. ID. i-.u
DAVID g.. DUNBAR, Clerk
liy r. q. REEnAlla uuputy Clurs
Young q M1ylu. Attorneys,
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10 the ton. There Will be- no more
work nt the milne until the litigation
over the property has been settled.
Tho parties to tho litigation are all
residents Of Provo. Some twenty TO
nifty men employed directly and In
directly Ht the mine have been thrown
out 0f WORK, nud the report is that
there IL much bad feeling towards Mr.
Lcsicur in consequence OF money that
is due them Tor work % miners and
for hauling
About four miles of the track Of the
Rio Grnndo Western % finished from
Mounds station Gp towards -thitmure
canyon, and lt 81 expected that track
laying viii begin next week some time.
BUILDING BOOM
Price has genuine 5dfT1ing boom
and " nothing unforeseen happens this
year Will witness moro improvements
than any like period ln the history of
the town. The Emery County Mcr-
camille company H burning brick Tor q
large twu-aiory building Tor mcrcun-
tile ana banking purposes that will be
hy fnr the largest nH wen nH the best
building iu Carbon county i0vii0. two
stories high with basement, vaults.
Grunpry, Dtc.f Louis T.owonstoln has
started work on his two-ftory brick
business house. with hnromout. ware
house rrnnery and tho Ike BESIDES
these, "a number of now fuHIltncuH are
building. Mrs. a. y Armstrong OF
Provo has lntoly located hero with "a
stock OF millinery goods which gives
the town another good business house.
News comes in FROM tho agency nt
white HoCNs Tint the Indians arc
through with their harvest dance"
and have gone back Goo their homes.
AZ last accounts the dissatisfied white
River ttcH were Ftlll talking ~ gong
back TO their rCaaryutun Zoo Colorado.
which move they declare they Will make
ns soon aa tho water IN the Green river
has subsidized.
STAGE ACCIDENT.
what came near being a bad accl.
dent occurred Co the incoming Price
ana Neruul stage on Thurduy evcu-
lng some ton miles 60 the east of this
city. The vehicle went into % rut ana
turned over on tho slide. a woman
who registered NJ one ,f the hotels us
Mrs. II. Hampstead of Little Rock.
ArtnuHaH. was thrown under the wee
hlclr aud pretty badly scratched up.
though h0r Injuries are not serious.
only the presence Of mind of the driver
prevented the horses running away.
The road ~ generally in bad condi-
ton. though the FUN appropriation of
tho county has been most juliciouHly
expended
LARGE HONEY CHop.
The honey rrop OF Emery add ulntuh
counties viii this year break AN pro-
vioua records. that ~. judging by the
large shipments of five gallon tin cans
that are going out from horr IN both
directions by wagons and which come
90 Price by railroad There has been
nothing 10 equal tho quantity hereto
fore.
FINE WOOL SHIPMENT.
charles Grouse or the Browns Park
country d. somewhere ON the road bo.
tween Price and Ngruul with %.
pounds OF wool which De will ship Co
Boston from this station 10 o. " %
very nno grade and lH understood 60
have been sold nc IL figure around 10
nta.
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NutloU u hereby given that at meeting ~
tho Directors uf The ilssuru Mining Company,
held June 90 10. salt lake CITY, assessment
Ne. 4 ul uuushnlf cent Der shnrO was lowed
uu the capital stock uf said CnmuHuy, payable
Immediately tu tnu secretary ~ tho company
ut salt lake tltg Utah Any stock on
which thl. assessment may fumnln unpaid on
the sith uf july, lsH wiIl hu delinquent aud
advertised iur sale nc public auction. and uu-
less payment IL made lsfurv, viii b0 sold on
August No. len, tu pay thu Delinquent usstss-
mvnt together Win cost ~ advertising aud
expense of sale
No. GREEN, SECRETARY.
M go East enl South ~, salt Lake City,
Dated juno 90 ir.O
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OUR OWN STATE.

was ovcrtnken before he had gone
mile. by GEORGE Smith, a member OF
another gang.
sonia, the injured man. was sent 10
the hospital az OFdgr. II was az ufhL
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NOTICE ~ hereby given thnf Ht r. meeting
% tN" dir tor rf thH Highland Mining uud
Millue company hrId July Nth isr. ussUs-.
mont Nu OFF unr ULount uNf share wins levied
uu ul' tHu outstanding capital sinFk ~ tiu
corporation UINNu.vuu Ur before tlu -tn ulY
~ august irfi tu Che secretary and treas
grUr mo Dis office i-l ~ H.. salt Lake tlty,
Utah
remain uuuHIl Uu thc said s'h day uf August.
l-'', VIII hH lullruurut Nuu advertised Tor
sale. no public auction. aud uu'n payment
j. mudr lHfIfU. NIlI hH slIl uu fhv nth dny ~
August. isI| Ht Z u'r'nFE pm. Ht thU Office 10
lhr secretary aud treasurer ia % st., Salt
Lake city. Utah o. uHy the delinquent as-
syssmrnt together Win the Cutt ~ adYrftis-
Ing aud expense ~ sale.
o. D. ANnEn+ON. Secretary.
10 o. 81. salt Take CITY, Utah.
First publication July dh. t-n.
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And Zoo accordance with Law ana un urlor
~ thu huuuI No directors mulvuu tNr Alh lul
uf MAY A, %. lrfg sl many shares nj tnfu
parcel uf stock us may uu necessary ulN uH
qnld lt the uniDy ut thu company UnI lll
NrJurnIga liurh. salt Lake tIty state OBJ.
ttuu. uu the ltU dizzy ul JulY, I-H, ut ihH
hour ~ la W. M said uuN tu pay urHur
uurnt assessment thereon together Win Ono
tIsts 90 advertising aud tho expense VI sale
TllOS. g. TAYLOR SECRETARY
Room an Mcturnirk Block, salt Lake tlty,
Itub.
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Principal place Of business. salt Lake CITY
ltuh.
NOTICE d hprchy given thHf at meeting
" Tho directors ~ Che Loser Mammoth Nn-
nf company, hrId un Friday. tho uth day uf
Iuuri l-Ii. uu assessment NJ ls Dor share was
levied upon tbu capital stock 0fthe rumunrv.
lANuuIN ty Its secretary ut bis office funm SD
ifuEit's tulldlns snlt Lake city. Utah. nt
Any Stock uuuu which this assessment may
remain unpaid un Che iist day lf July is.9.
Wl.I D" delinquent aud advertised flr sale Ht
p1n.lr auction, and unless payment ls mHdr
Wture. VIII Do sold uu The 18th day % August
lrfl iu uty thD luIluluUut usspssmout, tl.
egturr With cost ~ advertising aud expenses
~ sale SAMUEL j. pAtL -as'v.
sH lruFfrs. iuiIdiur SAIL Lake CIV. UtIH.
lmiDu elIi Lake CITY. june lHh. l.lt
l'rt publication. July it, i-u
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Notice Ia hrunY FlNvu that nt meeting NJ
ihu llllul uf Directors % UU DiIuml Nu.
Hu uHs"-sWput W five aI HUuta Dor SLATE Wla
lrNItUuHuu tiu capital HiUHN NJ tnu gumulut.
payable iH Ifs su'lttIrF. Hf lIIs H1IHr ErI ITu.
HuI i"'HH iN" 500 dizzy 20 July i-H Any
HfH'. upon which fnls assessment uIv remain
unpaid Uu tNH Nth dos OF July. lsf. uui hH
drIuIuUul uUl udyUriis0l Tor sHIr Ht runIIr
auction. Uud unless payment Is made Uuflr.
WI|I Nr HHIu Uu f.t .NIh IHF NJ Au.u.f IrU. fn
uIN fnU ul.IuNIrHt HeaiHssutuf together With
costs NJ ulrtftlaIuH luu ntuHHHHs uf atIu
-AMiNI .. pAll. secretary
goo frIsruss liUHat Nf'f lake city. Utah
Dated ~H.f lHUH tItN. Juno f|fHIaI
llrt publication. june tufh tsH
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PRICE.
BulldinR noom -- stage Accident 90 Zine
Honey Crop Fine Wool CLIP.

Price, July THE third car OF cop
por oro from the Copper Globe proper
IS Of -. V. I.csirur. located some
seventy miles south ~ Ferrun, n eN-
pected In here at any time now FOR ship
ment TO the sampllng works at SAT-
90 to 90 Der cent copper, with some
nve or ak dollars In gold and silver
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pELiNourSr Noricr.

Highland copper Mining Cnmnany. prinet,,i
flhco W business, SAT- Lake cry, Uiah.
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The Lower Mammoth Mining C1mp,py. IA chr
p"fail1ni location ~ milne. Tlutit MINI
Ing District IuHh county. Utah
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Principal ularutuf business salt Lake city,
Utah MIuiHs situated ut TlutIs
Mining District inab county.
t.Fnh
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Principal place ~ UuH.uuss. Salt Lake city
Utah Nlups situated Ht Lake -lIu
Milling District lnuulH county
l.FHH
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Ia the District Court, Probate Division lu
aud for salt Lake County state of TITAN.
The representative., 1899-11-16
EDITORIAL C0MMEn,-
ON
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~-Kinn<apoks Journal
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The PIONEER LIMITED leaves Mime.
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Pay 70 aEy ticket agent, or address.
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The representative., 1899-11-16
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The representative., 1899-11-16
The Peterson Improved Electric Belf.
The Egyptian
Water Cure
... Secret.

That has been sold, by
others, to millions OF our
citizens for $4.00, and is
worth many times that
price to suffering rum an,
ity, will be given free to
purchasers Of these Belts.
Send for illustrated cir
culars and price lists,
which will be sent free to
any address,
The representative., 1899-11-16
Edit O rial Endorsements.

=. Under date of Aug. 81 we received a
letter from Hon. 1gnatius Donnelly,
editor-in-cbief of The Representative,
in which he says: Il see you are adver-
tising Dead Shot extensively. Send me
one-half dozen boxes. l THINK 1T IS
GOOD" '' ''''
Such orders from prominent men who
have. used Dead Shot are the most con-
vincing testimonials we get. a.s4s.-
DEAD SHOT REMEDY CO.,
4-. Minneapolis, Mimi.
The representative., 1899-11-16

With the initiative and referendum
the people get any reform majority
will vote foI. Now we get any law the
mllllonaires will pay for. Read Bond
and Industrial Slavery" Price Is cents
The representative., 1899-11-16
DEAD SHoTl

The quickest and surest cure for
catarrh, hay fever, colds, burns dys-
pepsia and piles is Dead Shot Ga
tarrh Cure. It is natures remedy,
Florida pines and Colorado ozone
combined. Never fails. Box $50.
Dead Shot Remedy Co., 632 Boston Block
Minneapolis, Mimi. !
The representative., 1899-11-16

Shall money control this govern
ment?' twill be a great issue in 1900.
Direct legislation would settle this ques-
ton and settle it right. Read Bond
and Industrial Slavery Price rs cents,
The representative., 1899-11-16

KOS \ rs inches. Three
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This outfit includes 3 fx5
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printing frame, ] rubber
slide plate, double holders,
one metal ruby lamp. one
glass graduate, l dozen
arlstotype paper. / dozen
assorted EN- mbossed card
board mounts, and dozen
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jar mounting paste, one
1t ounces, one box develop
hate OF soda, and a book OF
This outfit includes every
picture. II you purchased
this 0utlit, $3.50.
The representative., 1899-11-16
/ can do SO without your consent.

4 can do SO without your consent.
AS ! say, Republican and Democratic
capitalists may alike arouse with their
aristocratic ""stars and stripes" the evil
passions OF the thoughtless, in order
that future generations of simple-mind-
ed children may read about what great
men those plutocrats were. But as for
myself, 1 am still willing to cast my
vote for Christianity against present
commercialism. ! still deny that "the
means justifies the end" And l write,
with Jesus, on my referendum vote:
"All that take the sword shall perish
with the sword H. B. F.
ANOTHER HERO WILL BEAR THE
The representative., 1899-11-16
GOD BLESS THE FOLLOWING NO.
BILE LETTER

GOD BLESS THE FOLLOWING NO
BILE LETTER.
Emmett, Idaho, Nov. II, 1899.
Mr.. H. B. Fay, Minneapolis, Mimi.
My Dear Sir: Yours of the 9th lit.
to hand. Contents noted. In reply will
say, will do what I can as division or
ganizer in marshaling the oppressed
and great common people into a body
of valiant workers., that we may sue
cessJully mete out justice to ALL
The enemy is we'll intrenched, and
many o. us may not live to see them
routed, but we may by our efforts have
the world better by having lived in it
and our children enjoy freedom instead
of atject slavery.
Hope yop Will be able to find others
throughout olr state who will shoulder
this burden and bear the toll far better
then I am able. -.
oYours to command,
70 a &c &c THOS: J. COONROD.
The representative., 1899-11-16
Organization :
Department.

DIRECT letters for this column to DR..
ii. B. Fay, Al Washington avenue south,
Minneapolis, Mimi
l ONLY ASK, READERS, THAT
YOU, BY RETURN MAIL. SEND NE
A POSTAL GIVING THE ADDRESS
OF AT LEAST ONE TRUE BLUE
MID-ROAD POPULIST IN YOUR
COUNTY OR WARD. CAN YOU DO
LESS FOR LIBERTY? WILL YOU
NOT DO THAT?
The representative., 1899-11-16
duce at all, or not SO economically

I
duce at all, or not SO economically.
Applying these axioms to the discus
sion as to China in the path of. the
Philippines, we-can confidently assert
thatn onr.ebestr course. to I. pursue is to
| continue, as we have begun: First, to
REMOVE. THE INCUBUS OF LOW
PRICES THAT NARROW OUR DO
MESTIC MARKETS, which, as we have
already shown, is fully 40 times more
valuable than any trade with the Orient.
:. Il wish to add right here that we
must continue agitatfng the issue of
greenbacks for the building of our rail-
roads and ships, after the manner SO
we'll descHbed in former letter to. this
paper, by that sturdy Populist, Hon. S.
w. Powell, saltwater MINI. H. B. F)
Second-The 5O,OOO,OOO people in
South America, besides those of the
West indies, Lying at our doors, all in
the sameageneral longitude, eliminating
great distances for costly transporta-
tlon, andi producing what we cannot
is~a far Emore tempting market than
could be. built in the Orient. (, That mar
ket Hon. James G. Blaine would have
obtained through reciprocity. That mar
ket even now is worth to the outside
world double all China buys. With
that South American trade for handle
with which to retaliate, we would need
no immense standing army and navy to
force any amount of natural or desired
trade in any such product as tea or
Manila hemp.
(The above considerations seem SO
plain to me that l cannot forbear re-
peating that, in my judgment, pluto
cracy, has designed this whole agitation
to successfully postpone the coming
industrial revolution at home, by Great
ing new false issue or sham battle to
preserve. the /. Democratic party. The
readiness with which Bryan and his
following drop their free silver cry
for this same agitation proves it. H. B.
F) =
The representative., 1899-11-16

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Among the late improvements the following: Metal
shutter, mounted metal, affected by warpnr or
shrinking shutter board Portrait Attachment taking
cabinet pictures Device for making panoramic pictures
free with all Adakes The multipex attachment
taking or pictures Of object different fsrn
positions plate, 81 90 extra. Adake MIL
Regular, 4x5, with II metal plate holders ~