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NorIen 40 eoNrMAoron,.

onIcoof the board ~ lubll' Works, Rooni
sinled pnnuslls NIL BE- rtrsrlftTi AZ this
nHirr until u ucls'k e. ~. 81 Monday, Iuno
. 80, inI ile NlntA ~ g9n,tuiclius a plpc
ffnm south fumuiO in lint Snuih STREETS nr-
cnnlins 20 thu plans Ia the CITY Lnginssr'.
Office
Instructions IN hddor-, together With speci-
nfnfuua and inrus fnr contract aud i,nnd
san lH oniancd upon application at tho onics
~ tho ilIrd
Tho rlvht d reserved TO rlcct my and all
bids
lly order oi the Hoard ~ publir Works
d. q. KELSEY, Chairman.
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stake Conference Death ef bishop lieu.
ssn OF Msaius.

Special Correspondence.
brigham city. May st-The noxeidcr
stake conferunre was held nj the Tab
cfnncie sunday and Monday. The
house was crowded 90 Is utmost ca
pacity. Apostles John Henry Smith,
John w. Taylor. Anthem ~. l.und and
ltudrer ciawaon bcing present. Time
~ advice was given. and tho people
stirred up to their dniies. The reports
from the different bishops were very
encouraging, "a they showed the people
20 be- In a healthy state a. tar M their
religion IL concerned.
DEATH OF BISHOP JENSEN.
bishop y. g. Jensen OF Mantun. who
was reported sick, died saturday. and
was buried Tuesday. A large number
of people OF our city went up to attend
the services. which were one Of the
largest gatherings of people ever held
ut the Mnntua ward.
bishop Jensen was 70 years old, and
has held the hon0fed position OF bishop
for twenty years, being loved and w.
rpec,ed by tho whole community both
nH bishop and u neighbor.
The latest person to receive a letter
from nox u II John Baird. He expects
10 leave, June sand, Tor the Eastern
states.
Saturday brigham n. Jones and Miss
Vina Christensen were married ut the
brides home hy Judge G. n. Hart, The
bride Il the charming daughter ~ Mr.,
and Mrs. 4. &. Christensen Of the Third
ward. while the groom IL one OF the
best known and respected attorneys of
tho state. a reception was held last
evening.
The famous Christensen orchestra Of
Salt Lake, gave dance In the opera
house Monday night.
An officer 81 the Salt Lake militia
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Death Of Thomas c1a.iss ham In rcrroo
sm.ry tount,.


Special Correspondence.
American Fork. May 2s.--A telegram
was received yesterday from ferrpn.
Emery CO.. by Hon. DEC. Cunningham.
stating that his son. Thomas who
moved from this place with hts family
three or four years ngu to reside In
Castle Valley. had died there on the
night Of the s1rd Inst The body II ok
pcctcd hers today Tor burial. The time
~ the funeral services has not yet
been announced.
The deceased. who was about 3 years
Old. has been afflicted for some time
with nervous disorders, causing In
aumnin. lie leaves wife and several
children also numerous relatives and
friends here TO mourn his departure.
Miss Theodore Shelly. daughter "
Bishop John y. Shelly of Shelly, Idaho.
returns To her home IN the north today.
sho has spent the winter here attend.
ing our public school and II listed ne
one Of the graduates u the same. Her
friends wish her God-apcrd.
Mr.. A. punhley In the near future eN-
poets 10 retire from the firm of Dunk
ley 4 Sons. leaving the MANAGEMENT of
the business entirely with his sons.
Look out for a Wounded Name.
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consider II not only a pleasure but
a auty l owe 70 my neighbora 20 tell
my case hy the timely use OF chamber.
lainH collie. Cholera and Dlarrhoo
liemedy' l was taken very badly with
lux nd procured a bottle of this RENE.
dv, few doses Of Il Effected A per.
mhnent cure. l take pleasure In rec
ommending y 10 others suffering from
mat dreadful disease, w. Lynch,
Dorr, W. Va.
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Noricr ~ SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MELTING az rriI nIwAr.tyA
uINING COMPANY.

Tho time fnf ihU rfFuiaf annual meeting u
fNinfNnNs corporation ~ ifahi having
passfd ~ Niihuut fhH holding ~ sild inrci-
lnl| uuilrr l. uuN rityn rursunuf - ttsso-
IntWu N tiH iti4ul ~ UiuUiur. ~ aIiu tum-
NNufa that Do sufailll meeting ~ TIE stfrik-
lIu.Hrfs. lu liru ~ said annual ilyttlnr. has
t5ru called and vii uD hs N on MAY u, isIll
q. ~ luIfs Nj. lis south Vain sfrVrf. sIit
Take ''iYi tab fur the pufpl.o ~ cicctinx
"trgfH aud dluriufs ~ Tie tunirany FOE the
NusnlnN ffHr and fur The purpose ~ transact
rt me lsfnru sald meeting.
ilnnr undur authority given by the Hoard ~
Directors
-. l. DowDEN, secretary.
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MOAB.

Fruit Prospects some Peaches. Pears aud
Apples Lett.
Special Correspondence.
Moab. Grand County. May ei.--As
our frost X over We ate able 10 tell
something In regard 10 our fruit pros
poets, The center Of the valley was
visited with a heavy frost. which killed
the most NJ the fruit. the upper end OF
The Mt. Rose ana orange peaches SUI.
fcred most. while the Alexander VIII
have 20 be thlnned: the apples ana
pears on two or three farms viii be
good In my nelghborhood.
our quarterly conference has Just
closed. We had q feast Of the good
thingH had two sisters from Salt Lake
CITY, Sister Stevenson and Sister God
lard,
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NOTICE ~ Gait or srICtAL.
stOt kiipLDIHs' MIIIISu.

NOTICE l. hereby given that special
Nlnlua Milling Company Tor the purip1ls
~ NlfHilrf uiffsiut- aud officers ~ tho rliiu-
pnul iu lnl Office until the nsNt annual
Wrrilnl ~ iio stock hnidsrs. and Tor tho par
tht sale nnd irtnsier ~ 40 the rual and per-
alual prnrHnv ~ said cnuunny aud nii qnys-
~ meet 100 lielm ~. Irmplsfon lluillinF. IN
nrrtf nnd ruuniY ~ salt lake aud State
y tah. u9 iucshsy. The 18th day " June. At
Dated thls iiih day. u Maya. u, tsn.
W q tiiriiNiE
= ". gibson,
:. ". WEST
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DrIINurrNr NOIIrr.

uollnuueut Notice The satiof Mining and
Milling tofuplny, prinrllal place ~ busi.
nrss, salt Lake CITY, lthhf hsfathin ~
mine aud NufAs Told Mountain mining
district, fiuto fuunty, utah.
NOTICE There arr delinquent ufnn the
fnllne Inc described stnch. oh hriunnt ~ 49,.
srssineni levied ~ The SRI day ~ March, ls0.
ihv several anlnunia ~ opposite The names ~
tho rtsIretlyr shareholders ~ fnllnNsi
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NorIor 90 AssrssMrSr.

Aufufa Mining tpnpsuy. pTih'ip1i pi1-r ~
huslurss. -alt tak0 tliy, I taia Nlnisa sit
u4tsl Ht MaYsFait. tIut. touuty. Utah.
Nutlff q hrnuuN rlNUn that uf mrtfint u
ihr ulrsinr, 81 tho Aurufa Mlnlnf COMPANY.
held Auf|l ID. tn. NJ Nu ~ Nnuh Main ~,
cent pr shhfr vas l~vis.l ur the capital stis'k
~ salu Company payable lmfnnilialnly tu tho
.sff.iafy ~ she company ~ -alf lake 'lty.
ltnh my stock nn which this asstassfuuut
may r'maln unpaid en- the 1T ~ iune will
~ Delinquent anu ADVERTISED for sale NJ put.
Do nurtHtn. and unless payment Il made he
fufss Hlil H. slId On June ~ tn. ~ pay the
dglnlurnt assf~smant torrffuf ulth e|tst u
.dt"fti.lnr and .Nrnnsr ~ sale ~ order ~
tiuaru 20 uinrfnfs
JAMES n STIRLING, ssry..
@N. Main -. salt ilAks city.
hated Mas faaa
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For WhoopinR Cough. Asthma. nron-
chltiH, or Consumption, no medicine
equals BALLAhna FOREGROUND
hfluP, Price, 70 and 80 cents. u.
a. ". I DnIg Depariment.
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AMUSEMENT Soriei-

River side Canal Company. location 81 pfin-
Utah.
NOTICE Il herhy given that NJ . meeting
~ the isuafl ~ dlfssinf. hull un the .lth ~
Aufll la an assessment ~ one dollar Dor
sham sus levied uu tho issufsl sfnsk ~ tho
corporation. payable on nr h,Ifnfo Iuue n isri
~ Angus =. cannon, Ifuasnfuf, n aud ~ =
Main -, salt lake tity, Utah Any stock
ufHIn uhirli this Hssrssulsni may fvinain an.
tiid uu June a ispl. Will h. delinquent hnl
advertised Tor sale NJ rullir auction. aud m.
les ulymUui l. made l-furu viii b. snld on
tho tfh ~ iunc. iHifi NJ iso'rlnfh nnln to pay
the delinquent assessment Together with Tho
Ctist ~ advertising snd shiHinss ~ sale
ANGUS 4. CANNON. Sccy.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS..
NOTICE.

The neaplar Annual Meeting n tho stork-
holder N Iinns savings hank AID Trust
COMPANY VII ~ held at tho tompHnys
pnife. us !. D 3, East Temple ~ salt f.aks
tltN Utah on Monday. June ith. lrq az ID
Wclp'k re-. 3D.. fur the election N directors aud
for such other business a. may cumo hsfDrs
thu needing
LORENZO SNOW. President.
Dated May 18th. isa.
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OUR NEICADORS.
BOISE, IDAHO.
Weekly Crop auiietln and weather state
msnt Tor our Northern s.iHhbor.
Boise. Idaho. Tuesday, May 20, 1899.
WEATHER..


There was an average temperature
deficiency during the past week OF 7
degrees daily for the state. Frost &c.
CURED In the southwestern fruit grow
Ink districts ON the 10Th. 18th and 10Th.
Frequent showers occurred In the
northern districts during the firrt part
Of the week. and n rain that extended
quito generally 10 the western Cpun-
ties occurred on the 18th. on the 20th
a wet snow storm occurred In the east
trn counties. In the central counties
there has been no ruin since the 18th.
The precipitation was deficient for the
Htntc. There was much wind. brisk To-
high from the north 10 west cool.
cloudy weather continued until the 20th.
when Il became somewhat warmer.
though cooler than the average.
CROPS.
Vegetation made slow growth. eape.
clhlly Ia some eastern counties, where
tia ground IL too cold To terminate gar.
den seeds and grain. Rain. followed By
warmer weather, IN needed In the east
cru and central counties 10 Eerininate
recently sown grain. In sections "
Hear Lake. Hammock. oneida, bingham
and Fremont counties the spring grain
has an Irregular stand. owing to the
unfnvornblc conditions which have pre-
dominated since the grain was nOWn.
IN consequence " which much land has
been reaown. In the grain producing
counties In the western part 81 the
state the results concerning spr,ng
Fown grain are satisfactory. Faii
rown grain In all section l. IN excel.
lent condition. Seeding Of grain aud
garden making are being completed.
Timothy, clover and range grass made
good growth. but Il was too cold Tor
alfalfa. Farmers are iTriEatlnE. but
many streams nrc low IN consequence
Of the slow melting of the SNOW. Incl.
dent 20 the cold weather
Fruit suffered TO limited extent last
week from the frost. however. no zen.
ernl damage resulted, The damage.
principally. has BEEN confined 10 indl-
Vldnh cases In localities. The pros.
poets ~ the peach crop have been con.
iinually decreasing, ~ some sections,
pears ana silver pruneH have been H...
rioualy damaged. French prunes were
damaged the most In some orchards
where persistent Hmudring has been
done the frost has failed To- lniure.
Fruit N settling IN the western Sec
tlon and the trees are blooming In tho
eastern sections.
Stock has Improved during tho past
ten days nnd no loss was reported last
week.
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DRUNKENNESS


Hunhcf iiili Nlning Company. surrv,nry's
oniee, salt Lake Guy, hay ,. isH,
NOTICE There arr delinquent uisin the
flllnstng drscfihgd stfs,k nn ni'siunt n assss..
mrnt No !, levied On The iith dny ui Apfli.
~" ~" srNUial aniounts ssi opp .itu the
nnme. % lhe Iv.IllcilNn .hlInhnIdlr. .. Dol.
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And In nrenf,lAnrr with Law ani The
nrier NJ the hnHrd ~ diucinrs, fnado ga ihu
lri day 81 March, iFN, ~ many shafts ~ each
parcel ~ stock As may b. ussfssify will hn
sold nn the lri dly " May, iSp nt l0p'cln'k
lifth south and Tenth East -troets sail take
city, ttAh, Ia uay thr Delinquent hs-i',snienf
thereon, tpseihrr With cpst ~ advertising and
expense 81 sale
y. q MCKINNEY, SECRETARY.
salt lake CITY, ilah, Aprli A., I'm
~ nrlcr ~ the hnatd ~ directors made
ysrtissd sale 4 postponed until "Wednesday,
MAY eith. \. 10 isip AZ enclnck pm
r. y MOhiNNiN. zcry.
Hy order ~ tho hoafd ~ dlr,rt6r. made
this eith 81 May, \. u isa The nisl,o ndvrr.
tls,d sale 4 pp,irnnsd until friday, NAV II
IL T.. MCKINNEY, soey.
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Aud In acrnrianee with lhv and an order ~
the iFur1 ~ dlftrturs made un the sath day
IT Man'h, In - many shars ~ each psrs'il
~ stn'k a. may h. nfs'sssitfY, Will 10 ~lld AZ
day ~ May isn 90 the hour ~ u o'rln,k
noun ~ aid day. o. pay tho dellnquent a..
ssssinrui thereon, ins'ther vita ths cost. Of
advertising and cNprn.rs u sale.
n A. PEARSON
sfcirtay Triumph Consolidated Mining
Dated ihis .iih day ~ April. -,
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Anh In occuflaufc with Law and an order Of
The luard NJ nlfvrtors iualu un the sist dan
ut Apfll, lsig. ~ many shares ~ zach parcel
snld at the nfllrn ~ iliV company, rl1ms $40
nnd ~ frugfoss building, 40 south Main
sirei, salt lake cry, Utah, a. tho hour N
T. n'clock MON, On tho rih day ~ June, A. ~
80, 10 pay Delinquent assessment thene0n
toscthor With cnst ~ advertising ana oxpcusr
~ sale
Dated May q, i-aa.
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secretary star Gold aud Silver Minins COM
pans, r.in. Jia aud lli fpgru,s building,
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Drl,SourSr sor,cE


Triumph Consolidated Mining COMPANY.
rflnripal once iio1m 81 Mccormick ulp.x.
ralt LAX. tity, Utah.
Location II W0fks aud Mines IN Tiutlc Min-
ins ni.irlrt luah county
state ~ Utah
NOTtCITherr are delinquent 90 tho fol-
iou Ing described .taa.k m as'fDunt ~ ASSESS
urut Ma iufissl un tho eith day ~ March,
i'iF. ~. several aupunt- 80 opposlto tho
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OUR OWN STATE.

worse. The doctor who has been at.
tending the young lady was In Salt
Lake and could not be seen.
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The ease u sidney stevens Va W. J.
stephens II al was on trial In the Gee.
ond district court yesterday before
Judge ogden lilies. This II a ease
where the plaintiff HurH Tor settlement
% an account for. which the defendants
claim that they are not personally
liable. and that the charge should b.
against several corporations Of which
sidney Stevens was president.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-12-20
CHESTER

Our school will dismiss Thursday
in order that the teachers NAV at
tend Che 1e.onsssss ss.ss>lra sross .ss
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pickett of
Eaton r here on account of the
serious illness of Mrs. Pickett s
mother, Mrs. Rosa Murray.
Daisy Lantz is visiting at Man
chester, O..
Harris Hutchens is very sick with
heart trouble.
Miss Nora Kerlin is visiting the
folks at home.
Mr.. Hoff has purchased a frame
house in Richmond and will move
it onto his farm here at once.
James Parrish disposed of his per-
sonal property at public sale We'd
nesday and will move to Crete at
once.
Mrs. Fannie Martin was pleasantly
reminded last Friday evening that
another birthday anniversary oil
hers had arrived. a number of her
friends paid her a surprise visit on
that evening and a thoroughly good
time was enjoyed. Refreshments
we're served.
Emma Cook visited here last week.
She will make her home al Richmond
for the present.
Frank Barber is suffering with q
badly sprained ankle.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-12-20

Rev. Pope has been holding a
meeting last week and this at the
Universalist church. He was assist
ed by Revs. Hicks and Crosley.
Walter Bulla and Maud Dean were
married last week at the home OF
Mrs. Martha Osborne. May Joy and
happiness be theirs is our wish
Mr.. l.. l.. Parks and wife are the
proud parents of a girl.
Guy Beck is improving slowly. We
hope he will soon be out.
The schools will close next Thurs
day evening until after the holidays.
There will be a Christmas tree and
entertainment given at the Christian
church on Saturday evening, Deem
Der %. Everybody invited. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
The shooting club of Boston will
give a shooting match at that place
on Friday of this week. Everybody
invited.
Mrs. Charles Miller spent a few
days last week at Louisville, visiting
relatives.
Sleigh riding came, but fortunate
for the poor horses it did not last.
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M

Protracted meeting is still in pro
gress at the NJ. E. church.
A cigar factory is opened up or
Main street.
Mrs. Wayne Mullin has been quite
sick for the past two weeks.
Will the poor be remembered il
our community in these glad Xmas
times.
Mr.. Wooley isamaking quite exter-
sive repairs on his saw mill property
The program for the Sabbath
school on Sunday morning, Decem
Der "a, at the NJ. f. church will be
an exercise by the children and dis
tribution of presents instead of the
regular lesson.
The Jap lecturer at the NJ. f
church on last Tuesday night was
very well p~atronized considering .
stormy night.
Our public school is moving along
nicely under the very able manage
ment of Prof. Parker, who is a fine
scholar and an excellent instructor
Mr.. Omar Pearce is expected home
from school IN a few days to spenC
the holidays. He is getting along
nicely, standing at the head of hi.
class.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-12-20

made a second lieutenant In the reg
ular service. In this service he soon
won distinction and promotion. As
an Indian fighter he had few equals
and no superior. As Captain Law
ton he conducted the long and peril
Gus pursuit of the wiley chief Geroni-
mo, tracking him for hundreds of
miles until he was finally run down
and captured.
OF General Lawtons deeds Of
valor, in the recent war with Spain
and the ~insurrection in the Philip
pines, the whole world is witness,
they are too recent and well known
to need reorganization here. In the
army and by the country his loss will
be severely felt and sadly mourned.
For himself he has won an imperish-
able name, and a grateful people will
ever remember him
who ascended Fsme's ladder so high,
From the rouni at the top he has stepped to III
sky"
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The news of the death of General
throughout the whole country, and
especially in this state which has
taken "a great pride in his brilliant
military record. He is the first gen
eral officer on the American side lost
in the Philippine war, and his place
will be very hard to fill. We print
herewith a reminiscent communica-
tion from Isaac Jenkinson giving an
account of General Lawton's en-
trance into the army during the civil
war and his early career. There is
probably no man living who knows
as much about it as Mr.. Jenkinson
does.
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What Would You Give

To be cured of catarrh? If o OF
your friends have this disease vol
know how d~isagreeable it is. Its
symptoms are infiamed eyes, throb-
bling TEMPLES, ringing noises in the
ears, headaches, capricious appetite,
and constant discharge of mucus.
Fortunately its cure is not a ques-
ton of what you will give, but what
you will take. If you will take
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great con
stitutional remedy, which thoroughly
purifies, enriches and vitilizes the
blood, you may expect to be com
pletely and permanently cured. The
good blood which Hood S Sarsaparilla
49, SS1seaching the delicate nasS.
and rebuiIds the tfaaues nnd fISE
mately cures all symptoms Of catarrh.
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HAGERSTOWN.

Win ABBOTT Is starting a candy
store in the building vacated by the
bank. Abbott will make his own
candy.
Mrs. Allie Miller is dangerously
sick.
Mr.. MCGOWAN, who is 90 years old,
is very feeble.
The Jefferson township Sunday
school convention met last Sunday at
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COMMITS SUICIDE.
Former Wife OF Will Townsend of This
CITY Ends Her Life at
DAYTON.

Mrs. Katie Townsend. who former
ly resided in this city as the wife OF
Will Townsend, but who has been
separated from him for some time,
ended her life yesterday afternoon al
the home of her mother, Mrs. Louis
WeIxel, in Dayton, by swallowing q
large dose of laudanum. Two at
tempts yer made and the second
proved successful. She was known
in Dayton as Katie Emert. The
cause of the RASH act is unknown, al
though it is supposed to be on &C
count of the death of her sutton, vii
liam Ryan, an old soldier, who was
killed about the same hour yesterday
afternoon at the railroad crossing
His death will be investigated by the
coroner later on.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-12-20

The smoke that ascends from nu-
merous ehimneys in Richmond these
crisp mornings indicates that many
of our people are coming to a realiza-
tion of the fact that a satisfactory
supply of natural gas is a thing OF
the past. This condition exists not
only in cities supplied by long pipe
lines, but also in the gas belt towns.
Yesterday we were informed that an
order for paper could not be filled by
a paper mill at Anderson because ii
had shut down on account of the fail
ure of natural gas. Other factories
in the gas belt are in the same fix.