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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-19

BRIGHT lexicon OF Kansas this uy year 0Ia From the
Missouri to the Colorado line every body is
talking corn and feeling good. The discordant
notes are SO few and far between they pass for
jokes. One lonesome Pop" stood silent in a
crowd OF enthusiastic corn takers until the
time came when he must say something. and
then he commented thus:
Yes boys. 1t is a whaling big crop. and no
mistake. But tell you it is going to be hell on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-19

The pay Of Pennsylvania Legislators 10 the same
as of New York legislators, $500 a year and
mileage. The terms. however. are twice as long
four years for Senators and two for Representa-.
tives, the post Of Representative in Pennsylvania
corresponding with that Of Assemblyman in New
York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-19

The Hopper.welde fight In the Thirty FIRST Assem-
bly, District Is progressing vigorously ExAsss-ably-
man Crabtree has declared for Hopper and the
oscelos Club has hung out nag and transparency
In English.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-20

Society was held In the now Reiiof go
ciety hall. yesterday. March 18th. 4
very Interesting time was had. The
meeting was held In the new Relief su-
cicty hall. which was formerly known
ns the First ward school house. hut
was purchased by the Relief Society:
and the sisters feel iubllnnt that they
have n place Of their own. and mn
paid for through their uutiring porso-
vornnen. \ large audience greeted
the sisters In their opening services
IN their now quarters. the Bishop and
his councillors. and Patriarch Edward
CHM ana others were present The
dodlcatory prayer was offered by Pa
tflnrch y. Ciin. after which the bishop
spoke very encouraginRly to the sisters.
Remarks were made by his councillors
and brother Peel and also by Sister
Morrison. the president of the Society.
and all congratulated the sisters In
meeting IN their own hall. The build
inr has been fixed IN In nice shape.
having been rcpnintcd and rcmpdele'i.
and II Indeed a credit 60 the ladies %
the society.
The family ~ Bent Hansen Ir. r.
stiil struggling with tho dread scarlet
fever. their oldest child and only boy
has been taken down again. and n re-.
ported very low Mrs. Hansen has been
sick also but II better.
Considerable sickness " reported but
not Of a serious nature. This stormy
weather. no doubt. II the cause u II.
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TESTIMONIAL. pENnFlr.
PROVO
Tabernacle Services sunday sacred Ton


Provo. March a0.-Thc speakers at
the tabernacle yesterday were Elders
VIM. H. Dougnll and james a. TIRE Of
the sunday school Union Board. They
spoke OF the duties OF the Saints IN re-
gard to teaching the rising generation
the Observance Of the Word OF Wis
dom, the exercise of faith IN the Lord.
l.. a. Wilson Of Salt l.aiN was u
Provo visitor yesterday.
John 4. Rolls, court HtcnnRfnpher OF
the Sixth district. has moved his family
10 Provo for the summer
marriage license has been isHutd
90 Georgc A. Hone, ~. and Nora Stew
art. %. both Of Benjamin.
pr. Robiaon reports that the chemical
analysis OF the stomach of the Shot
well child. who died here under some
what suspicious circumstances, showed
no trace Of poisoning.
Arthur Brewster 81 Salt Lake city
has entered into partnership with ". g..
iilumcnthai Of this city In the tinwarc
ana iron roonnR husinow.
very interesting sncrcd concert was
given last evening In the Third ward
meeting house. \ contribution was talk.
en- uD at the close for the benefit ~
Elder James c. white. who VIII leave
for Great Britain ON a mission next sat
urday.
Hon. A. ~. Smoot cuuie home ycrter-
day from hia legislative labOra.
e. w. bralnard " ogden Was Provo
visitor yesterday.
Don g. Robbins Of Salt Lake II at
the Hotel Roberts.
The streets are now dry and suitable
Tor bicycle riding. and city Marshal
knight. who has been lenlont In regard
Co enforcing the ordinance against rid
Ing ON prohibited sidewalks during the
aFNka4m mnNNNN TINT
the ordinance will be enforced hcrcaf-
ter.
j. II. bacon Of Salt Lake was n Provo
visitor yesterday.
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gIIyIIASD MINING COMPANY =
ELECTION ~ OrfiCiils.

Notlee.-'rhe stockholders Of tina
Cleveland Mining Company, having
neglected 10 hold the regular annual
meeting, for the election OF officers on
IN. third Wednesday Of February.
1880 notice IN hereby given that u gem
eral meeting OF the stockholders ID
hereby called and Will be- held at the
ONCE OF W. ]. Halloran. No. u West
Third South street, Salt Lake city,
Utah, on Saturday, the sth day "
April. 1889, at Q o'clock y, M, Tor mo
election Of a board OK directors and oils
GERS for the ensuing year, ana also Tor
the purpose Of taking action upon tho
following proposed changes IN the nrti-
cles Of Incorporation, to-Wit. First. to
amend article . 80 that the same shah
read Az follows The amount VI tho
caultnl stock of the corporation shall
be nvo hundred thousand tftlnuQgl dol-
lars. divided into i've hundred thousand
900 0o0l shares Of the par value OF one
OD dollar each, second a. amend urtl-
cic u 20 as To- read as follows. The caps
itnl stock ~ said corporation shall not
be nssessod TO exceed i've thousand
as 0OD dollars Ia any one year. and
FOR the transaction of such other bust
ness as may come before said mneting.
49, order OF the Board ~ Directors.
j. 4. ELDREpGE. Secretary,
salt Lake city, Utah. March 9Th.
First publication. March 9Th. 1899,
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SPANISH FORK.


Special Correspondent.
spanish Fork. March is.-Thc farm
err nrc again buisy In ind around
spanish Fark. and nil nc at work.
Loads Of new farm implements arc
to be- seen going In all directions
The new fiourlng min about three
miles foutawcst from this town are
nearing completion ana they expect To
week. II IL called tho Leland Roller
Mills and II one Of tho finest mills
erected IN the state 1t has a 20 barrel
capacity. the building h. % feet long
nnd ~ feet wide. ANA three stories and
basement. II IL driven by water taken
from the spanish Fork river through
the South Field IRRIGATION company n
water that II carried to the wheels In q
long steel pcnstoyk. The machinery
and equipments arr all ~ the very lat
cat pattern. Tho mill ie centrally io.
Gated for the districts NJ payson. Benz
inmln. Lake shorr and Salem. from
which they expect 10 draw patronage.
The Relief society of the Second
ward had reunion yesterday and had
u pleasant time. and hall last night.
Df. Warner N quite sick and there
have been number uf eases Of throat
troubles In the town. bishop Geu. ~.
Smell III atiii confined to his home by
sickness.
The Dcs.rc, News IL appreciated In
the town and Local Agent wilkins ~
pushing H.
bishop Larson n back from his ieeis.
lntiye labors. and h glad To be- through.
Principal Reese ~ the city schools II
justly proud 81 the progress made this
winter and OF the excellent attendance.
number N parties have gone from
here Into the southwest to shear sheep.
Quite number arr preparing 60 20
Into rnilroadlnR. The lumber dealers
nr" having nm excellent trade. The
broom factories are busy nillng their
orders. The shoe factory hands are
putting In full time. and 10 all np.
p"arance spanish Fork ~ quite pre-
pared to boom little this season.
PAINTING THE TOWN.
Last night at about II o'clock cou.
pie uf youths from Spfinrvillo named
Smith and booley. tried To- paint the
town. and succeeded Ia raising a row.
and frcd n shot into crowd that came
near producing "a serious result Oiii-
corH were soon IN pursuit aud they are
now In limbo 20 await an examination
on Monday.
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OUR NEICHBORS.
THATCHER, ARIZONA.
Dedication Of the L,,,.r-day saints Aead.
.my.

Special Correspondence.
Thatcher Graham CO.. Arizona. March
i6.-Tho igih OF March win be day
long TO be- remembered by the students
of the I.attcr-day Saints Academy and
tho people ~ -. Joseph stake. when
Andrew kinball was chosen president
~ The -. Joseph stake. he with his
associates determined 60 reopen the
academy, which had been closed for
some Year,. II was found that more
room would be required. no commo-
dlous wing 10 the old academy was
built School commenced on the 18th
OF September 1855, with an attendance
NJ 60 students, which soon increased
10 100
March ilth was the day decided upon
FOR dedication. The students and
people gathered at I o'clock. Al .
o'clock "a parade was formed. com-
menclnR az the academy as follows;
United States ilng. borne by ono OF tho
students. mounted guard Of students In
uniform. board of education and visit
ors: faculty, former teachers; normal
class nj 1901 with banner and motto:
commercial class Of 1900. with banner
and mottn former students. public
school children. The column mnfchod
up Main street ana back TO the Acadc-
my. There was not standing room In
side the building 20 accommodate all
who wished 90 enter.
The following program was carried
through.
singing N dedication hymn. 80.
..... D.. o.. o. by cademy Glee club
Invocation by Patriarch Samuel clar-
idrc,
Song Hark Like Voice from
Heaven. &C.. .... .',,ulec club
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NOrIoI ~ sALr.

Notice IA hereby given that under and
IN accordance with the power aud uu.
thorlty granted by that certain trust
deed made April 10. 1885. by Charles
tonr ana Margaret iloag, his wife, to
william ~ bradley, Trustee, Tor the
Utah Title Insurance a Trust Com
fany, the hol,ler Of said trust decd ana
the Indebtedness secured thereby. aud
recorded In BOOK ID ~ Mortgages.
fnfes 3ii-S OF tho records OF salt Lake
County. Utah. the undersigned Trustee
viii offer TOT sale and soil 10 the high
est bidder for cash at the west front
entrance 20 the city ana County Build
inT, being the front door OF tho Salt
Lake County Court House IN the city
OF SALT Lake, County of Salt Lake and
state of Utah, on March goth 1899. at
~ o'clock noon Of said day. all the real
estate hereinafter described. or ~ much
thereof uH N necessary, 60 pay nnd dis.
charge the Indebtedness secured by said
Trust decd aud taxes Paid out by tho
holder Of said indebtedness and inter-
est thereon, reasonable attorncyn Zee,
compensation 90 tho cost OF this no
tice ana expenses ~ safe.
The sale win be- made AZ the request
Of the holder Of said Indebtedness and
because ~ default In the payment of
the principal Indebtedness at maturity
and the interest thereon.
said real estate IL situated IN Salt
Lake County, state OF Utah ANA IL par.
tioularly described as Commencing at
tho northeast corner OF lot one ~,
block nineteen Oll. Plat ~ salt Lake
city survey, and running thence south
1--WE (b) rods; thence west ten 00) rods!
thence north i've 40 rods thence east
ten do) rods. 10 point OF commence
mcnt.
Together with all appurtenanoes
thereuntO belonging,
WILLIAM NJ. BRADLEY,
Trustee.
Dated February eth. 1899.
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PAINTING THE TOWN.
SANTAQUlN.
nelIef secl.,r Annl,,rar,.

Special Correspondence.
santaquln. March is.-Thc Relief 60
cicty here celebrated the birthday ~
tho first organization. nfty-scven years
aru.
Following the usual opening cxcr-
clscs the minutes of the first organiza-
ton IN Sauvoo !wrfc read by SlHtrrSct-
Tie riotien, bishop John ~. Holiday
made an address followed by n few re-
marks fruin our eN-prcaldcnt. GRANDMA
stickncy. who had been president %
the society here twenty eight year.. she
also gave short history % ~ frHt
Organization. An interesting program
90 songs ana rcltationH was presented
followed with dancing. the greatest fea-
turc OF which was a step dance given
by Gmndma Stickney who IN eighty
two years old. she was the oldest per-
son present
Luncheon was prepared In the Relief
Society house 81 which an wer. invited
60 pnrtnke.ThU exercises closed by Sing
INK the hymn We thank Thee. q God.
FOR Prophet" Iienedlotion by bro.
y. Wall. Thus ended a very enjoyable
and well spent day.
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missloners are working with the nu.
fhorities ut Green River city and the
leading citizens nre taking an nctlvc
Interest IN the matter and tho rond
seems ia be an assured success. AZ the
same meeting a board ot trade will be
prcanized for the purpose " advancing
the material Interests of uintah county
and advertising iia wonderful re-
sources. when we are better known
we Will he more appreciated.
Some " the dircct0ra NJ the t'intah
Copper summit Go. arc expected here
from BOSTON next week to Inspect their
mine and as a result Of the visit Il n
confidently expected that smoltcr will
be erected near the mine.
aheepmcn are making preparations
for shraring next month. Most uf the
flocka will be shearcd here. hut fcw
win b. driven out to T.. V. Junction FOR
Hhonflng.
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NERNAL..
snow Enforcing cn, Ordinances snow
bound Freight.
speeIal correspondenee.

Special Correspondence.
Vcrnni. Uintah Co. March is.-.Thc
sudden change In the weather has put
stop to the sowing Of grain although
the pillow boy rtlii ploda down the fur
row. SNOW fell about three Inches on
Monday. but the bright sun of ycstcr-
day melted II 49, suddenly ns II fell.
The air II cold and the winds search
Ing. "a there ~ no great hurry about
planting gardens.
The usual quiet Of our town was dis
turbed by little ripple Of excitement
yesterday. due TO the arrest by the mar
shall of several persons for various Of
lenses.
William Lamb and william Mantle
were fined 81 each for getting out on
tho street and shouting. and George
Erickson. Julian Mnckny and George
Scholi were found guilty OF disturbing
the peace by fighting In Harry Var
ncilH saloon. This little diversion cost
them about ~ each. aud Ms an out
growth Of the trouble. Yarncli was mr..
rested for violation Of the ordinance
which requires the closing Of all saloons
between the hours OF II y. M. ANA !
"a. m. A. this IL tho first arrest un-
der the new ordinance. the city Justice
assessed n nominal fnc u $3.50 and
NhNtts WIN MNNUlllk NHAt wv W
dlnnnce must be obeycd
The merchants ~ vernal are suffer-
Ing considerable Inconvenience Htiil, ~
we'll NJ loss. through the failure or In
ability ~ the Colorado Midland people
20 forward the freight which has been
In the blocndc In Colorado since Innu-
ary n looks from this end that II
might have been moved before this,
but this may be- because we have had
no snow to speak ~ this winter, and
cannot properly appreciate the ritua-
tion In Colorado. Teams which were
sent out to Price Tor the freight re-
turned without n ana others who went
later have also returned without II.
A. frelrhtinr N none too lucrative.
an occupation anyhow, this has worked
quite hardship on some NJ the freight.
cfr.
Social parties seem 10 be the favoritc
pastifne of late. and dancing In bocom-
ing mono'nnouF,
The activity az the copper camp still
continues, and the force of men viii be
furiher Increased as soon as suitable
accommodation can b. provided. \
force Of mon win also soon be at work
ON the camp on Hue Mountains on
development work
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ONCE " tho Phoenix Mining Company,
salt Lake city, Utah, March ?. 1899.
Notice II hereby given that there will
be meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Phoenix Mining Company. held at the
ond south ST., Salt Lake city. Utah.
on Monday. ard day of April 1889. at
10 o'clock n. m, for the purpose OF
voting ON the proposition Of selling ALL
or any portion VI the Companya Mining
Claims, situated In West Mountain
Mining District, Salt Lake County,
Utah. and Ter tho purpose OF transact
ing all such other business nH may
properly come before tho company.
ANDREW dEBHARpT.
President.
II. A. GEBHARDT JR..
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meeting OF the board OF directors OF the
Bullion Beck Tunnel Mining Co.. held
al Salt Lake city. Utah, February "a.
1889 mn assessment Of one-hnlf 80 Of
one 90 cent per share was levied on the
capital stock OF tho corporation, pay
able az once to Rrianl = Young, Hecre-
lilock. fnlt Lake city, Utah. and any
stock upon which the aaaeaament shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF
March. 1899. viii be- delinquent and adj
Vortised for sale at public auction, aud
n payment u not made before. viii BE-
sold ON the itth day ~ April 1889. az
the hour " pm. al the office of the
company. No. t0s Mccormick block. Salt
Lake City, Utah. % pay assessment and
costs OF advertising and expenses OF
BRIANT 3. YOUNG. Secretary.
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JOHN wELLs.
tHHfafary.

Salt Lake city. Utah,
February -. 1900.
The partnership heretofore existing
between !. \. pcory. W. a. Smith and
l.. ~. Carver. under the name and style
~ The rccry Storage Company and
doing business In Salt Lake city, Utah,
D. this day dissolved by mutual consent.
!. \. peory having retired from said
partnership, and his Interest In said
W. A. Smith and l.. ". carver In the
future the business viii be run under
the name of Duseret Storage. by W. a.
smith and l.. ". Carver. who assume
and will pay all the debts Of said COM
pany. J. Z. PEERY.
w. A. SMITH
l.. II. CARVER.
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rlOUNT PLEASANT.
New Relief society Han Dedicated Other
Interesting News,

Special Correspondence.
Mt. Pleasant, March Ia very rleas-
ant party under the auspices of the
Woodmen OF the World lodge. was
given last night and. considering the
inclcmency OF the weather. snow and
slect. a very enjoyable time was had.
Main street had very lively appear
nnce before this last storm. work had
commenced on three new buildings In
the excavation. when the storm came
and stopped the work.
RELIEF SOCIETY ANNIVERSARY.
The 9th anniversary Of the Relief
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rrffy-SISTn DiviDrSp.

&C. NJ. T.. salt Lake city.
March A.. 1Ng1.
At n meeting OF the directors held on
the 10th Instant dividend NJ four per
cent for the haif-ycnr was declared up
ON the capital stock IT this Institution
~ record March %. 1899. payable on and
after April 18th next. tu rnckholders
personally upon prcacntatiun " their
stock certificates, or upon their written
T.. q. wEnBEH. Secretary.
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Notice II hereby given that at n
meeting Of the Hoard of Directors Of
the Gold Leaf Mining company, held
February 18th. 1899. an assessment Of
one.hnif 81 one per cent I.er share was
levied upon the capital stock 81 tho
corporation, payable February roth.
1883, tn John Wells. treasurer 81 tho
company, at No. II north Main street.
Salt Lake city. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid March .0th.
1899, will be delinquent. and on March
siat. 1899. VIII be advertised Tor sale
at public auction. and unless payment
h made before will be sold on April
18Th, 1899. al " o'clock noon 10 pay tho
delinquent assessment, together with tho
cost OF advertising and expense 81 sale.
by order " the Hoard of Directors.
JOHN WELLS.
Secretary.
Dated Salt Lake city. Utah. February
18th. 1899.
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STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE..

Anauni meeting n the stnct holders OF
the bonneville Mining Company.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders ~ the bonneville Mining Com.
rHny will b. held nd 80 AZ Nortb
street salt Lake CITY. on Monday.
Apfil lrd, 1899. at e noon. Tor the y. -
pose VI clcctlnr officers for the ensuing
Year Hni the transaction ~ any other
business that may legally come before
the meeting.
JOHN WELLS.
Secretary.
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And In accordance with law ana an
order 81 the Board ~ Directors. made
on the goth day u February. 1893. 10
mnr~ shares 81 crch parcel OF said
stock na may be necessary. viii be
sold az the ONCE NJ said company, No.
10 North Main 81. on the s0th day Of
March, 1899. NJ the hour Of . n. m. 20
paw delinquent Assessment thereon to-
Eciher with the cost OF advertising and
the expense OF sale.
JOHN WELLS.
Secretary.
Dated March LIST. iS9a.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Tho board Of directors N the Utah
Sugar Company has this day declared a
dividend mo ~ OF 2is per cent on the
capital stock or the company. payable ct
the office OF the company Descrot
News building. Salt Lake city on
March 3ist. isqq, to stockhnidcfu OF
record on March Goth, 1879.
HORACE @. WHITNEY.
Sec. and Treas.
TIE stock transfer books OF the Utah
Sugar Company will be- closed on
March s0ih. 1890. and rc-opcncd on
March a. 1899.
HORACE q. WHITNEY.
Soc. and Treas.
Salt Lake city March 10. 1899.
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prl,NourSr A,srssmrSr NOTICE.

bonneville Mining Company. a Cor
poratlon organized and existing under
the laws Of Utah. with principal place
OF business az Salt Lake city, Utah.
There are delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock on account OF as.
scarment No. 4 lovled on the 18th day
OF January. 1872 the several amounts
ret opposite unmeH ~ the respective
alaV. NnfHsVa aa F,Ifasuas
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NOrIt

Y. c. NJ. l.. salt Lake city.
March n, 1909.
Tho Stock Transfer hooks Of this in
atitutlon will be closed on March 2sth
and rc-opcncd ON April 9Th. 1876,
r. q, WEnnER. Secretary.
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NOTICE or AMUSEMENT
Principal Place of business. salt LAKE
city. Utah.

wv F'T7TTT0
NOTICE IL hereby given ;nat NJ a
meeting OF the board 81 directors u
West nuckeye Mining Co. held at SAT-
Lake city, Utah. Feb. n. 1872 an as
easement Of a. Of one cent per share
was levied on the capital stock VI the
corporation. payable at once 10 q ~
Miller. secretary. 2i2 State street, siit
Lake city. Utah. aud any atpcK apon
which the assessment shall remain un-
10 delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction. and " payment 10
not made before. viii be sold on the 10th
day Of April. 1920. nj 10 a. m, ut az
stAtc street. Salt Lake city Utah. to
pay assessments and cost OF adycrtis.
Ing and expenses 81 sale.
II. n. MILLER. Secretary.
Dated Salt Lake city. Feb. 20. 1902.