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rlOR0AN.
FARMERS union Organized Prospects for
nigh school.

special Correspondence!
Morgan, March 1.-The farmers held
q convention In the court house. Feb.
~, according 20 appointment aud COM
pleted the organization OF their union
hy clcctlnr the following officers to
look after their future intcreatH. snni.
Francis ST., president: -. ~, Ander-
son, secretary, DAM. Hclner. treasurer.
and Hon. W ~. Rich, general manager.
The tillers ~ the soil nrc confident that
IN" organization VIII soon develop into
u strong, financial business.
Judge I,olnpp VIII be here March Ord
10 hold court.
Tho North Morgan md South Nor
gan school districts are making special
arrangements for tho uniting OF said
districts An excellent building. for
high school nurpoHeH and Of modern
structure. VIII then be erected. This
VIII enable our young people 10 receive
an advanced education without leaving
home.
Plenty OF rain and wind at present.
There IN also an abundance Of snow In
the mountain districts. Much high
water II expected this season.
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HOLDEN.
Prosperity and Enterprise Of the People
Cattle Industry Dry Farming.

Special Correspondence.
Holden, Willard Co. Feb. 2s.-Storms
have again given Us mud. and indica-
lions are that more II coming. We think
Holden u the town of Willard county.
Water " plpcd 10 most OF the houses
50 We have good water TO drink: while
for good homes there IN a greater num-
Der than In any town In the country
In proportion TO the Inhabitants The
principal business here " stock raising
and the present high prices OF cattle
tend TO make the people prosperous
iearllng steers have been bringing az
high as twenty dollars each, and pro-
portionntely good prices on other kinds
of stock The persent season gives
promise OF greater prosperity The irnw.
back here has been the scarcity OF water
for agricultural purposes; yet each year
more land II brought under cultivation
ana now attempts at dry farming are
being MADE ana partial success have
attended the Efforts, ana others are en-
courag"d TO try. Many are looking
anNioualy to sec what the bonneville
Reservoir and Canal company are 40.
ing To do, aH the great amount OF good
land and unoxcelled climate make this
a most desirable locality. II this com.
pany falls In its plans the feeling OF the
people II that the State should take
hold OF this Reservoir question ana
construct It, and the people make the
canals.
The people OF this town fully apprc-
clate the Deseret News; at least four
nfths OF the people take the paper. This
j. the banner town Ia tho support 0i
the News The people feel united In
their Efforts and In their religion, and
are blessed with prosperity. Good
school are maintained and well pa
tronized. and an excellent Sunday
school helps the moral and religious
sentimeut
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Notice IL hereby given that nt a
meeting OF the Board of Directors OF
the Gold Lenf Mining company. held
February lith, 1893. an Assessment OF
onc.half Of one per cont per share was
levied upon the capital stock OF tho
corporation. payable February g1th.
1880 90 John Wells. treasurer of 90
company, at No. 70 north Main street.
salt Lake city, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess
mrut may remain unpaid March aOth.
1899. win be- delinquent. aud uu March
2lsi, 1880 viii be advertised Tor Haio
at public auction, and unless payment
e. made before VIII be- sold on Anil
18Th. 1883, at " o'clock noon 10 pay thr
delinquent assessment. together with the
cost ~ advertising ma capehao ~ aid.
ny order of the BOARD Of Directors
JOHN WELLS
Secretary.
dated Salt Lake city. Utah. February
18Th, 1893,
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riOUNT PLEASANT.
Twin Greek aud Cedar Greek Reservoir
Company.

Special Correspondence.
Mt. Pleasant. aanpote County.
March IA very Important meeting OF
the Twin Crock and Cedar Creek I,eH-
crvoir company was held Feb. 2sth In
the Social hall, for the purpose OF elect
Ing officers for the next two years, and
10 discuss The Importance OF pushing
work on said reservoir, ana also TO dis
farming ana irrigation, A lively inter-
est n being taken on these lines by the
leading farmers. This reservoir was
begun about two years ago. and the
secretary gave In his report showing
that about s2.l00 has already been spent
and Il ~ estimated that II win cost In
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Notice u hereby given by the under.
signed. being the owners ~ one fourth
~ The capital stock ~ the Treasure
liiil Mining company. that special
meeting ~ the stockholders " said cor.
pprniinn win be held az the ONCE Of the
COMPANY. 2i2 ATLAS Block. Salt Lake
city, Utah. On Thurndny. ,ne 10th day
N March, 1899. nj 10 o'clock n. m oi
rhid day fur the purpose Of consider.
INK the question ~ Increasing the cap.
lihl stock uf the corporation from t25.ON
% 10000, and Tor the purpose OF con-
riicriuH the question Of selling the
property NJ the company or Of devlslns
other means Tor the purpose Of paying
IT. debts. Tor the purpose OF eiectlng d
now board ~ directors. and for the pur.
ppse uf tranSactlng such other business
"a may como before the meeting.
y. =. WALKER Jii..
SHARP WALKER.
W. II. DODGE.
stockholders Of Treasure I'M Mining
Company.
DATED salt Lake City. Utah. February
i1th. iss9.
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Notice o. hereby given that at a
meeting ~ the board OF directors OF the
bullion Beck Tunnel Minlng Co. held
at Salt Lake city. Utah. February "a.
1888, an assessment OF onc-hnlf 90 81
one % cent per share was levied ON tho
capital stock OF the corporation. pay
Block. salt Lake city. Utah. ana any
stock upon which the assessment shall
r'mnin unpaid on the 2gth dAy Of
March. 1893. viii be- delinquent and al.
vrriiHod Tor sale az public auction. and
n payment H. not made before. win be
sold ON the iith day of April. 1893. at
tho hour of pm. M the oiiice OF the
company. No. COS Mccormick block. Salt
Lake city. Utah, 60 pay usaesament aud
costs Of advertising ana expenses Of
sale.
BRiAST =. YOUNG. Secretary.
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Notice ia hereby given that under ana
In accordance with the power aud nu.
thurliy granted by that certain trust
deed made Apfil TO- 1895. hy charles
ll0nr urd Marrnrot iinar his wife. Co.
William ~. bradley. Trustee. Tor Tho
Utah Title Insurance a Trust com.
ihnN the holder ~ Hald trust deed ana
the Indebtedness secured thereby .und
recorded in book I'D ~ Mortgage.
fuFeH ll1.s ~ The records uf Salt Lake
county. Utah. Tie undersigned Trustee
viii oncr Tor sale and soil 60 the high.
cst bidder Tor cash nt the west front
entrance tn the city and County build
lng. hrlnr the front door uf the Salt
Lake county Court House IN the city
~ Snli Lake. County ~ Salt Lake ana
state ~ Utah. on March goth. tsq1. at
y o'clock noon ~ said day. an tho real
estate hereinafter described. nr ~ much
thereof nH ~ necessary, o. uuy ana dis
charge the Indebtedness secured by said
must decd ana taxes paid out hy the
holder 81 said indcbtcducsa and iutcr-
rat thcrvun. reasonable attorneys fer.
compensation 60 the cost of this uu-
tiCU ana expenses uf sale.
The Fnie win be- made M tho request
NJ the holder ~ said indebtedness aud
because ~ default IN the payment ~
me rflnrirhl indebtedness at maturity
and the interest thereon.
snid real estate ~ situated In Salt
Lake county. state Of Utah. and II par.
ticuiafly described aH Commencing NJ
III" northeast corner NJ lot one 40.
block nineteen tpl, plat ~" Salt Lake
city survey, and running thence south
i've 90 rods, thence west ton n0l rods.
thence north nvr 90 rode thence cost
ten dol rods. 90 point Of cumu,Gao-
mont.
Together with all nppurtennncos
thercuntn belonging.
WILLIAM ~ BRADLEY.
Trustee.
Dated February stth. 1893.
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CHARLESTON.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Charleston. Cache County Feb. rs
The people here are enjoying good
health and n fair degree 81 prosperity.
The stand taken Nv the Deaeiot News
In defense OF the rights Of the people
and the attitude ~ the Church " very
highly commended by the people here.
and IL cndcHring the paper to the hearts
u the people.
Winter stiil hangs on, with plenty ~
snow. The season gives promise ~ be-
Ing very late one. but portentious of
a bountiful harvest
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&@2/9SMMA,
BANKER.


February rs 1899,
The partnership heretofore existing
between j, =. Peery. W. a, smith aud
l.. II. Carver under the name and style
OF The feery Storage Company aud
doing business In salt Lake city, Utah,
Il this day dissolved by mutual consent.
j. =, Peory having retired from said
partnership, ana his interest Ia said
partnership having been purchased By
w. a. Smith and l.. ~ Carver, In tho
future the business viii be run under
the name OF Deseret Storage. by ". A.
Smith and l.. II. Carver. who assume
and Will pay all the debts Of said com
pany. J. ). PlEERi.
w, A. SMITH.
l.. III. CARVER.
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RECALLED TO LIFE.
Warmers Safe Cure Gives Mr.. Vansett Better
Health Than Ever.

~ secretly feared that losing my mind' The man
who uttered these words Is respected citizen Of Phadc
rhia. who has passed bodily pnin
and mental torture endure and still live
the midst of exrcm, bodily weakness the dreadful
shadow OF insanity Mere death has horror
with that.
c. A. Nansctt is retired shoe manufacturer residing
zoos Million suffered many years hdnr,
trouble vainy Warmers Safe
Cure Although he IL Older than men. he 10 better
health than he hoped 10 attain.
years ago" he says u had o. complication Of dis
that puzzled the docornnd matters made
by worry my business when got or bed. was
ahaly that only by the Of smuans could Keep
feet NY head achcd continually; my appetite
and nothing tasted right felt lame NIL and the ncsh
my bones Unusual excitement annoyance
ieft exhausted nabby old sponge. could
sleep aud the least noise sounded like cannonading
thunder During the day drowsy and could TX
thoughts subJcct sheer ~ will kcrt going.
secretly feared that losing my mind
trip abroad seemed 20 do good. but hnd not been
back three weeks when my trouble returned I an
intense itching Of The skin nlrht noted physician tuli
me had Brghts dscas" n stage far advanced that
although medicine M ght prooug my life. would do wen
Put earthly Hu1ifs IN order.
y did dare tu tell wife. had accounts or
BRIGHT disease being hy Warmers safe
determined 70 thiH remedy last Unknown TO
family began taking H. ard realized It, good Of
feet To max" long story short. Il made well aud in
Va Ia Warmers SAFE cufc my old axe o. healthier than my
with great force cirarrcss Mr. Vanscts fear oi mad
from the blood. poison
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PROBATE AND uuAHnIANsnu.
NUlttlS
Consult County CLERK or the Respeetiys
signera for Further Information


The undersigned win soil NJ prlyat.
sale the following described real estate.
Commencing go the southeast corner OF
lot one, block No. plat "a" SAT- Lake
Guy survey, salt Lake county. Utah
running thence north six rods uud
three feet, thence west six rods ngd
-FOUR ana une.tnnrth igel thence south
rods ana four and uue-fnurth feet Ia
the place ~ beginning, uu on before tho
9Th day ~ March, 1888 and written bids
win be- received 10 the ONCE OF Silver
brothers, iil West North Tompi.
Street salt Lake city ltah; terms ~
sale cnsh, ten per cent 10 accompany
the bid. balance ON confirmation Of
sale. JOHN A. SILVER,
y, 81 BISHOP,
Executors,
Dated Feb. "a. 1889
Moyle, Zane a. Costlgan. Attorneys.
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Notice " hereby given that the rcRu.
lar annual meeting OF tho Htockholderi
81 the Sint cold y Silver Mining Com.
pany viii be- held pursunnt 10 require.
iucnts N tho articles Of incorporation
OF Hnii company uu the third Monday
M March. 1922. March 2pi at tho gen.
cful office ~ said company. koomi
80. I'll, Progress building. iia South
Main street. Salt Lake city. Utah. at
O'Clock y. m. ~ said day Tor the cleo.
ton u BOARD % nvc Directors 10
serve Tor the ensuing year. and for tho
tfnnanciinn 81 such other business AZ
may properly come before such meet.
Ing.
THos. KANE. Secretary.
Dated February T.. 1893.
First publication February n. 1899.
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tiEBER.
The stake Tabernacle Pine Sandstone
QUARTS. -wassteh Agricultural society.

The stake tabernacle Pine ssnasion.
ousrri.. -wsss,eh Agricultural society.
Special Correspondence.
Hebcr. waHatoh Co.. March 1.-The
service In the stake tabernacle. Feb.
20. sunday. the speakers were the two
returned NJ. !. missionaries. Robert and
John q. Duke.
THE STAKE TABERNACLE.
our stake house IL one VI the best
In the state. II IL built of red rand-
stone. laid Ia courses; Its dimensions
are iONl00 feet. 80 feet to the ceiling.
with a tower 100 feet high 60 the top
Of vane. The seating capacity OF the
building IL 1900.
SANDSTONE oUARRrEs.
There are mountains Of this rci sand.
stone near here, ridge OF u about
one mile Wide. commences hhif mile
east OF iiobcr. and runs east az the base
Of the mountains Tor at least eight
miles. II IN quarfied out In layers OF
various thickness and az smooth as
board. \ great many OF our residences
are built OF this stone. and add much
TO the beautiful and substantial APP
pcarancc 10 tho town.
The old folks committee are prcpar-
Ing an entertainment FOR tho old folks
Ia tho near future.
SIXTY INCHES OF SNOW.
There has been nearly one continuous
snowulorm for the last week. Only
let up few h0urr In middle OF the
day. Tuesday. Six inches Of snow fell
today making "a total snow fail for the
month Of February OF 60 inches. which
equals inches OF rain. IL was raining
all last night
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PROVO.



Special correspondence.
Provo. March g.-Tho u. q. W. Rail-
way company IL now advertising for
bids Tor grading another eight miles
uf road, through Provo canyon. from
mile post No. Z, near the mouth OF
Provo canyon. to mile post No. Nc.
about one ana a half miles below Deer
creek. bids TO close March 10th. and
sent 10 the Office % chief Engineer
Yards Office IN salt Lake. Whcru Hpcrl-
hcationr may be seen. llidr may be-
made for the eight miles or for the
INST four and second four. the nrHt
four are 10 be- completed June iHt and
The second four June 10Th, 1883. This.
With the six miles from Provo 10 the
mouth OF the canyon, already let. win
make fourteen miles too be- completed al
nu early date, \ special from Ralt Lake
yesterday reported Colonel Dodge as
saying that the company lntcndcl.t %
push through the canyon no soon as
plssible he, however. refused TO give
any Information Ia regard 20 what
route tho road would take through
Wnsatch county. chief Engineer Yard
hlld he was IN hopes 10 have the first
piece Of grading uhe piece from Provo
ln the mouth Of the canyon completed
before the high water season COM
mences.
MITES AND PERSONALS,
Miss Mary a. Forbes Of American
Fork and Mr.. Gus MullinGcr OF Own.
l1uha, Minnesota. were married yestcr-
Gay by Rev. J. y. I<irbyo of the Meth
oiist church,
4 complaint has been made In Justice
Kings court by Fish and Game Com
missioner Newell. charging Marion
Draper ~ Provo Bench. with unlnw-
iully killing two deer near CareyA
ilim Oh Provo Bench, on February
'lh. Defendant VIII appear Tor
hearing today.
lHn INT ward gave "A very enjoyable
entertainment In the amusrmont hall
t.'erdny afternoon, In honor OF the
o.l iolks \ fine dinner was served
ana an Interesting program Of music,
M Ihhi speeches aud dancing rendered,
ne occasion was greatly enjoyed by
hll who attended
d, Professor r.. :, Iiinkloy delivered an
interesting lecture at tho mother meet
Nt MA last evening at the residence
90 NJ and Airs, j. N. George. Ills sub
N.I was "l'rcsof walton Of Ne"
hlsa Louie Whitaker, one Of the In
sNuNi9fa Ia tho domestic economy de-
ls'rlment OF the Brigham Young acad-
,luy, has been recommended To dow
lnof Wells for appointment 20 schol-
aighlp IN the Dread Institute, OF Wor-
''ater MaHs.
Miss Maude May Baboocs. Of Salt
IKE city. VIII give an elocutltnary
'linl al the Brigham Young academy.
l,WdaN evening, under .ha aufpiccs
OF the literary society.
frank fenfunce ~ Lehl, who was
Unrd ibO by the Justice OF the peace for
Nnllf rclllng liquor. hns appealed 10
'ne Fourth district court
.rl NJ Breeze. W. j. Moore nnl J. J.
thomas, OF Salt Like are Registered
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Canadian officials on the Dalton trail
have seen NJ 60 change the boundary
line to suit themselves. They have adj
vanced a considerable distance into
the story which has reached here. have
planted the British iiaE within aoyon
miles ~ IIaincs's Mission. the cntrepot
Tor the porcupine district. The point
To- which the Canadians have nd 1incod
viii throw big area of the recently
discovered mines 81 tho porcupine dis
trict into British territory " the new
boundary N allowed o. stand.
News IN also brought by the Tees
that n number of miners were frozen To
death on tho Atlln trail during a tor
riblc cold snap on sunday ana Monday
week. The mercury fcll 90 81 below.
ana no less than eight unfortunnt.s nrr
said 10 have Huccunbed 10 the cold.
Their names could not be learned. Sew
ornl others were badly frozen.
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AURORA MINING AND MILLING
COMPANY. General office. Salt Lave
'ity. Tho annual meeting ~ tn,
rtnck-hulderF N the Aurora Mining ant
Milling Company viii be held at No. II
North Main Street. Salt Lake city. or
Monday. March Oh. 1880. FOR the pur.
pose N ciectinv officers FOR the enauinI
w" years. nnl tho transaction ~ AM
other business that may legally com,
before said meeting
JOHN WELLS. Secretary.
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West Buckeye Mining Company.
Principal Place ~ business. salt Lake
City. Utah.

AlN2t wan
NOTICE II hereby given that at a
meeting OF tho board OF dirfctorH of
West liuokoyo Mining Co.. held az salt
Lake CITY. Utah. Feb. n. 1888. an as
HesHmeut 81 a % one cont per share
was levied ON the capital stock uf tho
corporation. payable at once TO a. n.
Miller. SECRETARY, 2is state street. SALT
Lake city, Utah and any stock np0n
which tho assessment shall fomnln un-
paid ON tho a3rd day VI march, lW9. win
be- delinquent and advertised Tor nals
at public auction. and % payment !.
not made before. VIII be- sold on the 10Th
day OF April 1893, nt 10 u. m. NJ az
state street, SAT- Lake city Utah. 10
pay assessments and cost uf udNcriia-
lng and expenses NJ sale
a. T., MILLER, Secretary.
Dated salt Lake city. Fob. 20. $500.
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A very sad accident happened at the
home ~ bishop johnson. on the morn
Ing OF 80 9-'h when his youngest
child. n little boy some two years old.
In some way caught his clothes on
IRE. az "A place whore wash water was
being heated, ana before assistance
could b. Wondered, the child was burned
w seriously thnt he passed away be-
fore noon ~ the same day. Bishop
johnson and his family have the SYM
patty OF the whole community In their
great sorrow,
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san Francisco. March s-The cruiser
Chitosc. built by the Union Iron Works
for the Japanese government, has hcen
formally delivered O. Captain Sakurii
who viii be her future commander.
The vessel now flies the Japanese nag
ana IL considered tho finest ship In the
mlkndo'a navy. She has developed n
speed of %. 10 knots while manned by
her own fifcmon
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Last night nm old cripple by
the name Of Joseph Arnold. who
lives In the outskirts of
this city. while In a sort OF
mental alteration. cut Mis- wrist evil
IDENTIFY with the intent OF sovcrlng the
arteries. In this. however. h. failed the
wound he inflicted on himself being
very slight This was quickly observed
by his daughter. who Tor "a long time
has been alone there with him. attend.
Ing ana caring FOR him. which she
manages to do In the most efficient
manner. Or. Warner was sent for. who
dressed the wound. The victim IL over
20 years of are and almost AN imbccile
both Ia mind and body.
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MOAB.
a Son Of bishop johnson nurn.d TO
Death.

Special Correspondence.
Moab. Grand CO.. Utah. March l.
~ this writing our Italian climate IL
being slightly fractured by a cool
northwest Wind; however. our winter
up TO date has been extremely mild.
no storms TO speak Of. and but very lit
tie cold weather.
That our fne climate IL appreciated
u demonstrated by the great number
or people soon on our street. who are
not permanent residents here, but IL
seems thcro are black sheep In ali
Hooks. Two or three OF our strangers
were suddenly missed recently. likewise
several head OF good horses. sheriff
Tyler ANA some i've or six OF our CHI.
gems are at present In hot persuit.
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The Gold Lear Mining Company. "A
Corporation. Principal Place ~ bus
ineas. Salt Lake city Utah.
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Location 81 Mining Property. West
Mountain Mining District. Salt
Lake County. Utah
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Notice II hereby given that nt meet
I'M ~ The Directors ~ the Fiaaure Min
ina Co. held February ~. 1899. nHaess-
mrnt No. q Of one half cent pvr share
was levied ON the capital stock OF said
company payable Immediately 10 IA.
Green, treasurer, nt 100 East Second
South street. salt Lake city Any
stock on which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the .0th day 90
March. 1899. viii be- delinquent and ad-
YertiHcd Tor sale. nt public auction. and
unlrHa payment o. made before. win be
sold ON April ~. 1883 to pay the deiln-
qucut. AHfsaHment together with cost
uf advertising und expense 81 sale.
H. GREEN. Secretary.
so. i0i East Second South street.
Rnlt Lake city. Utah.
Dated Feb. H. 1899.
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SPANISH FORK.

Special Correspondence.
spanish Fork. Utah County. March I.
A few days ago the wife OF Mr.. Fran
els NJ. Smell. brought new visitor to
his home. Mother and daughter are
doing we'll.
Christensen A johnson. whose store
some time aEo was destroyed by firc.
have received from the Home Fire In
Hurnncc the full amount 81 the insur-
ancc. and hence In the near future viii
pay on their debts.