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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
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special correspondence.
Farminston. May 1.-The county com
missionofs " Davis county at their reg.
ular reesion today. besides making np-
propfiationH FOR The usual moathly pay
roll and INDECENT account, set Monday,
Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday-June 9Th to 9Th Inclusive ~ the
time IN which they Will rlt ~ a county
board ~ equalization for the year 1899,
On the last four days named be-
tween the huuts N 10 q. M. and .. m.
complaints viii be heard ~ 20 erron-
cous assessment Of property.
The appointment by Sheriff Abbott Of
Samuel Norman. 81 Layton. ~ deputy
sheriff without pay was confirmed.
The appropriation for work done on
fonds amounted e. about 500. and 500
was paid out for Jurors and court fees
and expenses for the March and April
terms Of the Second district court for
Davis county.
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PRICE.
Two Men k,iisd In . oasrrei over We
man. and Two Other. woasdsd.

Price, Carbon Co. May Three
negro soldiers % tho Ninth cavalry and
white man named Jack Thomas. got
into "a row In a saloon or house OF M
rrpute on what IN known aa the strip"
piece u ground lying between tho
uintAh ana uncompaghfc reservation.
last night. and Thomas was shot and
killed. and one OF the negroes mOrtnily
wounded.
The quarrel was on account OF a wo.
man known ~ Sarah Allrsd. all Of
them belnH Jealous of her The report
II that the other two soldiers are bad
~ wounded Two of tho negroes and
the woman are the ones who stopped
aud held up the Price and Ncrnal stage
a few months ago. Thomas owned a
ranch nearby. and has long been re-
gardcd as u tough character generally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

EPHRAlM.
Interesting sunday sehooi Conference
Cold Weather.

Special Correspondence.
Ephriam. sanpete County. April So
one ~ the most interesting sunday
school stake conferences has Just end
ed Representatives from all the sun
day schools In the stake We're present.
Second General Superintendent X. o..
Maeror and Elder l.. John Nuttall OF
the sunday school board were present.
This was the FIRST conference held In
THIS stake under the new regulations,
Much valuable instruction was given
upon the method of conducting class
work In the sunday schools. also upon
the duty OF Huperintendenis,
A very marked Improvement N be-
ins made In this Stake by the teachers
IN dlsclpiinlnR and instructlng their
pupils, an was shown In the class cxer-
cinea rendered In conference.
The weather continues TO be cold,
with frosty nights.
The city council has ordered the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

Notice 4 horribly given that this annual
fncytlnz o. the pikhoi,lers ~ the Rlchmnni
and Anaconda Consolidated Mining Company
Tor the purpose " election II officers and such
uther husln"ss - may rnmo M for consider
alton, Nlll - he'll AZ ruum IS Hooper Hook.
salt lake city, Utah. on saturday, May a,
lsH, NJ 0cln'k pm A full attendance Il
requested.
li.SsE KNIGHT. President
join ". TwTiVE-. secretary
First publication. April Z. t-ll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

nALLARp's SNOW IMMINENT
cures Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Head
ache. Sick Headache. sore Throat, cuts.
Surnins. iiruisea, old Sores. CornH, and
all pain ana Inflammation. The most
penetrating iinlment In the world.
Price. Is ana 10 cents. u. g. AZ. l.
Drug Department.
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coNrrnrNur rAur,IIIr.

Complete Proceedings of the coufor-
eneea now ready IN pamphlet form. In
oluding verbatim reports ~ the con-
mail TO friends. Price, 10 cents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

Tie annual meeting ~ the stockholders ~
the i,eNburr MILLING company vim hc held In
tnr once n WIN " Preston, salt lake city.
Monday MAY W., ~ % p'ri0s'k MN. fur tho
uurfHfse ~ tIvitug directors aud other ~
the ~HcfstafY's rrriu AMI tn tfnusari amy
other Nuslnrss that mny fHImp hsfnru tho
meeting. JAS GILLESPIE Secretary.
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And In accordance sith Inv luu au order ~
the huaul ~ dlfvrtnrs mnuv nu tho .th day
~ hnr'h, i.in ~ many shares u each parcel
~ sink ~ may h. nis'sfssary, VII be- sid NJ
cake state 81 Utah. nu "Wednesday, tho iotii
day ~ Mas, ist, 10 ths liuur ~ " urlagk
uistn ~ said day, "a pay tho dDllnIusnt 49,
ssss.mrni thereon, together elth the clets ~
advertising and rNprusfs ~ sale,
- o. PEARSON,
SECRETARY Triumph Consolidated Mining
tumpnuN
Dated this siih day ~ Aprii, is9l.
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No library II complete without copy
o. N. Articles u Path, the new work
by Or. James y. TalmaEe.
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Notice y hereby given that the annual
mciilur ~ thg Ncl khuldors ~ tho salt Lake
Amusement Association Il CORPORATION, will
be held AZ the Hank ~ Cdnimef,,c. Atlas
nle,k. salt ials rliy. Utah, NJ ln'clOrk p.in.
on Ihur.dny, May T. \. y In. for the pnr-
transaction " any grucral business 81 said
company.
T. NJ. sCRACE. sew.
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OUR OWN STATE.

watcrnaster TO have gates put In ali
the bitches that the water may be al
vided equally to each irrigator accord
Ing u his share.
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AssIssMLNr NOTICE.
The bunker I'M Mining Company, a Coffnr-
athpn Orfnubssi Under IN. law
" the state ~ Utah
Io.atlnn u PRINCIPAL Place ~ nnsips... sait
Lake Ulty, stats ~ Utah

NOTICE u hsrvlN given that ~ a meeting
~ the dif,s'tnr.. held on the 18th day ~ Apfii,
i-fn. an Assessment ~ uus-hhlf cent Irsf share
Nus levied IN the outstanding certificates u
the rnplttl stfs'k ~ sald rpfpirni lon, pas able
On ~ hofnr NAY eth isin. a. y y Wilson,
ssefstnry ~ aid cumpany, AZ thr Onlco ~
said rouipany, rpm- as aud 10 Mccormick
his'h. salt lake cts. state ~ Utah.
Any stock ulsin which this assessment shall
fsfuhln unpaid M the said pth day " May.
isQq. Niii he Delinquent aud advertised for
sale az public auction. aud unless payment u
made. ~ mush ihrr,Df Will h. ald IN tho
18th day ~ June, islfi a. shall iio nurs,s-ary 10
nay the dgiiiqusnt a.sssssinrnt. tnsvthef With
the c',t ~ Ad,cf,l.lng and eSprnsc. ~ sale.
Ilnoms as and 40 Mccormick block. salt
lake tiiy, Utah,
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NOTICE. ~ ASSESSMENT No. ..
Principal place ~ business salt Lake city,
Utah Mines situated AZ Lake Side
MinlnF District. Tuocie cOuuiy,
Utah

Noilrc Il hereby given that AZ \ meeting ~
tho ufvctnrs ~ The Bonneville Mining tuu-
Iriny, held Aprll = islt NJ M ~ J.. .nd -,
salt Lake tliy. assessment Ma Q. ~ onr-haf
cent upf shnfr vas levied on the rnnltnl stock
~ sald company payable Immediately Ia thu
.ss'futary ~ tho fumpany AZ salt Lake city,
Utah. Any sto'k on Nhirh thls Assessments
may rvmnln unpaid on the 18th u May. isin,
Will b. drllnuusnt aud advertised for sale al
puhlir uurtluu. and unless payment Il made
isfufv viii b. -ild On June iNth. leo, In pay
the dellnaluUni hsss-suioui, iisgsihcf with eost
~ advertising ana UNpetl-s ~ sale.
" gNIfN. SECRETARY.
No. ie East ,nd South st., salt Lake City.
dated April u. isln,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
CEDAR CITY.
Quarterly Con ference Of the Y. L. ~. 4 4
--tineen Inches OF snow.

Special Correspondence.
Cedar city. Iron Co. April ao.--The
funeral services over tho remains ~
Phoebe liergstrom. were held at their
residence this afternoon. The little
child who was Gully fourteen month old
died Of membranouH Group. The SYM
patty OF the entire community IA ok
tended TO the bereaved parents, they
having lost their seventeen year old
son short time since.
VI. ~. I. A. CONFERENCE.
The quarterly conference ~ tho
Young Ladies' 81 I. Association WIS
held yesterday. stake President Annie
~. Daley OF the summit ward prcHid-
Ing, Good reportn were made by tho
presiding officers OF the several as
aoolations throughout III. stake.
HEAVY FALL OF SNOW.
The change In the weather 0f the last
few days " very gratifying To the
farmers and stock rniscrs OF this sec.
ton, II having Htormed almost contin-
uounly for forty.eight hours, from
twelve 10 fifto.n inches 81 wet snow
having fallen. The heavy frost which
followed IL very much 10 be regretted
M II IL feared the mutt crop has been
greatly damaged.
II N almost an assured fact that the
Utah q Pacific Railway company viii
build a branch line TO Cedar In the near
future, A tofi OF the coal for locomo-
tive use was made short time ago By
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOIiCis'
Consult County clerk or the Respec-
i've SlgnrrH Tor Further
Information.
In the District Court OF Salt Lake
County. State OF Utah.

In the District Court OF Salt Lake
County. State OF Utah.
phobc Eleanor Bynon. Pialntln,
Va
william Henry Bynon. Defendant.
The State OF Utah. to said Defendant;
You are hereby summoned 10 appear
within twenty days Attrr tho service u
this summons upon you, Observed with
In the County IN which this action il
brought. otherwise within thirty days
after service, and defend the above .n-
titled action and In case OF your fall.
uru 20 TO do, Judgment win be rendered
against you according To tho demand
OF the complaint. OF which copy ID
herewith served upon you.
RICHARDS a NAlIAN,
Attorneys Tor PLAINTIFF.
Dated February 2sth. 1883.
y. q, Address, Mccormick Block.
Salt Lake city. Utah,
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Iocaiion " Work. aud Mines IN Tlniic Min
Ing District Inah rnunty,
state ~ Utah
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DELINQUENT soricr.


Principal Oflee. Rom 81 Mccormick niock,
salt Lake city, Utah.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-10-12

work in the world. As an exercise it is
to be commended, but as work, it is
to be avoided, Stunned, cast off, given
to the poor. There is no muscle that it
does not tire, no bone that it does not
break. In half an hour / was SO weak
l could have dropped.
Stick to it, whispered Jane.
Don't give it up" said Laura.
These two sisters were Spartans re-
incarnated-at least, for that day.
They did not know the torture to which
they were subjecting me. 1t was aw-
full.
''If I could only do something else"
/ thought, as bent my tired back over
the saw and worked it with almost pal
sled arms, lust for a little while every
now and then, I believe / could pull
through the day"
l looked appealingly at Alex. He
merely glanced back with a sardonic
| smile.
The Spartan sisters noticed my ac-
| ton.
''Stick to it, whispered Jane, again.
"Don't give it up repeated Laura.
1t was the author of the monograph
who saved my life that day. In some
| way or other she knew and understood.
Perhaps she had learned to saw wood at
Vassar. Al any rate, just as was about
to collapse, Cicely dropped a wash
| basin from her kitchen window with q
little shrek.
| Don't go after it, Mr.. Wilson," she
cried, ''Tll run downstairs and get it,
| But she did not start to run. On the
contrary, she remained in the window
and winked most prodigiously. saw
the point, and started for the basin,
shouting:
"Never mind! I'll get it for you, and
bring it up-I know you're tired.'
But Alex jumped up also.
"Let me get it," he said, springing
toward the basin. I'm not as tired as
either of you. I'll take it up to her.
ooh, no." answered; ''I'll do it. You
must be awfully tired from sitting ON
the grass in that awkward position
Not at all" he answered. II insist" !"
$50 do insist" replied.
But you can't climb the stairs OF
even work the elevator with that cramp
in your back, and that dull, tired, stiff
feeling in your arms and legs" he went
on.
II am as fresh as a daisy" | replied
By this time we were both graspine
the pan and struggling for the posses
sion of it. He was bound to see his joke
through and make me stick at the
wood-sawing untilI dropped from sheer
exhaustion. l was determined not tc
give him that oportunity to use it. He
stood with the weight of his body rest
ing on one foot and the other advanced
carelessly. l stepped in, caught the
ankle of the leg which supported him il
the crook of my opposite foot, and, will
twist, threw him backward to th'
ground.
To my shame and regret, / was NOR
successful than expected to be. Alex!
head struck the stone border of oul
long walk, and he was knocked sense
less. Perhaps it was fortunate that thu
accident happened, for Cicely confidet
10 me that she intended to set the hous'
on fire if the dishpan trick of hers di'
not work. AS it was, Alex soon re
covered, and 1 got a good rest for th'
remainder of the lnorning.-From Al
Experimental Wooing," E. r. Herricl
& Co.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-10-12
= ruF END OF THE YEAR.

wbo is wedding my garden to-
ua ussped old chap with the spongy old
..ao.,n two inherited fortunes away.
Hss lasts of past glories wherever he
-, won seven thousand one time on
.. .a,ls me, and laughs to o'ermaster
But it isn't so mueh '"e |
:. hat YOU have left at the end of the
year.
and DO you remember the man VINO got
rich
who rose up from nothing, almost ike a
fash? o<
=. YOU read how he bought IN lot OF
wheat which
q. sold Just before things went down
With a smash.
q. anvied him then-you dio ana olo-aho
yet ... u;oo
of a beer"
get
year.
-. man who is getting three dollars day
~ I,tes 10 lord it DER him who receives
only two.
o.. .ha cheap man is he who had least
laid away.
when the bills are all paid and the week. $
work is through!
rhere's triumph, there's JOY in the get
ting, and yet
rhe three-dollar man often lags in the
s. rear,
Far n isn't so much the amount that you
get
Al what you have left at the end OF the
year.
a Z. Kiser, in Chicago Times-Herald.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-10-12
CUSTOMS PATROL.
Extensive Smuggling Into Cuba to Be
stopped by Energetic Govern
ment Action.

Smuggling is being carried on in
Cuba on an extensive scale and the gov
ernment is now taking steps to check
it. 1t is said these operations are be-
ing conducted at nearly every port in
the island and the customs division of
the island of Cuba has appealed to the
war department for aid in suppressing
it. AS result of this appeal customs
secret service will be organized and
vigorous measures will be taken to
stamp out the lawless industry.
The island having both import and
export duties it makes smuggling
profitable, and it is comparatively easy
for both the natives and the citizens OF
this country to evade the customs Of
ficers, as the coast line of Cuba is long
and practically unprotected.
The first step to be taken by the war
department toward the organization of
this secret customs service for Cuba
will be the purchase of fast seaworthy
launches, which will patrol the coast.
These boats will be bought at once and
dispatched to Cuba and continued in
that service indefinitely.
As the revenue cutter service is short
of vessels it will be impossible to de-
tail any of the regular revenue cutters
! for this service. Congress is respon-
| sibIe for the lack of revenue cutters,
as it failed to act upon the recommends
tions of Capt. Shoemaker, chief of the
| revenue cutter service, and did not
make any provision for the growing de.
mand upon this important service.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-10-12
Advertisement. ON Railroad Tickets.

French railroad companies have been
ordered by the courts to provide their
passengers with season tickets without
advertisements. The Western railroad
had increased the number of advertise
ments till season tickets were as thick
as pocketbooks, and commuters refused
80 carry them.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-10-12

Russia buvs American farm mar
chinerx.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06

Esta COnpGaSa es que OreCs ase~GaOs veaG pytV'
eOs a sspscas que CQG OrGs COMpaaG OoedGdss Ian St
bajadO SGbGigs en- bOda Ia AMGTCa, sGba'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06
El BatalIadOr PrOgresista
CASA DE CONIIDAs

OAlle Isabel, fceute fs"Las Delicias"
MontadO este establecimientO con
todos los adelantos de la 6poca, ofre-
ce al pdblico ponceno en- general,
suculentas comidas a preciOs sin com
petencia.
Tiene para ell seryicio del estable-
.cimiento personas activas de que
tanto carecen muchos de esta ciudad.
Sc siryen comidas a dOmicilio a
precIos sumamente economics.
De noche, todO ell que quiera una
CENA al gusto y, sobre todO, barato,
viSite < Ell Batallador Progresista ;
|. Del seryicio no hay que hablar: basta
decir que esta regenteadO por ell co :
nocid0 Santiago Gimenez que ha di
ch0 en- honor a la verdad, siempre
Sc han llevado la palma sus estable
cimientos en- Hmpieza, esmero y ra-
pidez en- ell serviciO.
Octubre % del co.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06
GOBlERN0 MlLITAR
De Los {. u. 0E PUERTO RICO
Gcipa de Ia Joala de Obras PuDHcas

I fcina De Ia JoaLa de ObyaS PublicaS
San Juan, Puerto Rico, Octubre
de 1899.
En- eSta Olicina Sc admitiran propO-
siciones bajO pliego cerrado para la
construction D reconstruction de las
carreteras siguientes:
l -Adjuntas haCia UtuadO.
2-UtuadO hacia Adjuntas.
3 -Adjuntas hacia Ponce.
4-Del puente &CaguanitaS> hacia
AreCibO.
5-Guayama haCia Arroyo.
Dichas prOpOsiciOnes ser5n admit
das hasta las dOce del dia 10 de No
viembre proximO, hOra fjada para Ia
aperture en- publicO de los pliegos.
Cada proposition debera ser presen-
tada en- ell impresO especial prescritO
| y ser acompanada blen de un dep0sitC
en- metalic0 de S 500 dollars mOneda
americana, 0 de un cheque certificate
pOr un BancO respectable.
EstOs dep6SitOs seran deyueltOs in
mediatamente tOdOs aquellOS icita
dOres cuyas prOposiciones sean desc
chadas.
La Junta Sc reserva ell derechO dt
rechazar cuaIquiera 0 t0das las pro
| Iposiciones,
Ell costo de los cinco cOntratos qut
han de subastarse SO eyalua entire &
| Y 40. 600 dollars cada unO.
En- esta OhCina SO suministraraT
tOdos los informes necesariOs. w. V
JUDSoN, Captain del Cuerpo de Inge
InierOs Presidente de la Junta de Obra
PubliCaS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06
LA We EA&@ CN
Companla DE- vapOres italianoS

Tn vapor de ea Compan de exceentes condolences pare
para Saint Thomas Santa Cruz de Tenefe Geneva Ma oe
Veuecia Livorno Trieste passjeos dncamente rara ID
Thm. Santa Ccuz d. Tenerfe G6nova Eapoes Bare
via G6nova
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06
VEGA Y COMPANIA
CONSIGNATARIOS DE BUQUEs
PONCE p r.

Sc encargan de las importaciones
de todas clases y procedencias, ca
rretaje en- general y conducci6n de
las mercancias al punto 0 pueblo Ii
mitrofe que Sc les designe hasta SD
entrega a los mteresadOs, sufragandO
todos los gastOs pOr cuenta de aque
llos.
Esta casa yiene a prOporcionar al
comercio de esta ciudad y al de los
puebIos circunyecinos toda clase dc
ventajas Y faciidades para la recep
lei6n de sus impOrtaciOnes Y mercan-
cias, eyitandoles perdida de tempo
moleshas y gastos inutiles.
| Cuenta con personal active y como
eedor de estOs asuntOs, entire los eua
| les iigura el senior MOringlane
Aceptan representations. M0die0i
tip0s de GOmlsion.
Ofcinas Cristina 9 bajOs Tel6l0nl
lndmero z, Tel6gralO sVemorgap.
/ Setlembre q del e9,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06
A N U NCIO
G0bierRO Mi3ta1' de los EStdd0S Uni.
dos en- Puerto Rico. Ofcinn de Ia
Jltllt0 de ObrdS PlSblicdS.

San Juan, Puerto Rioo, N)vbre, L. 1890
En- esta Oicina Sc admitiral proposi ia
pes baio pliego eerrsdo psra la construction
6 re construction de GO los trozca 9 carre-
terra en- esta IL midieodo en- ooniurto una
longitui aprcximal la de l miilss.
Diehas propUsicione' seral admit las has.
ia las doce del dia de Deiembre proxi-
no, hora fia1R para la aperture en- rd2lieo
le los pliegO9.
Osda proposition ;debe'a ser lr3sentsda
en- Ell impreso especial prescrito, y ser aeon.
cafisds bien de IN dep6sito met&lico da
S 1000 dollars moneda Americana. dc m
check certifcado p0r IN Banco Nscional.
Estoa deposit q serau devu eltos Immediate
mente a todos aquellos licitadores cuyas
proposiciones sean desechsdas
La Junta 81 resetva ell derechl de retha-
zar cualqniera 8 t. dss las pToposiciones.
E vslords Las obras meoeionadas pe cal
ous eD S 100000 iollars. E esta Oaciua
sc darsu los il formes nee essrhs
W V lUDsoN
Oapita7 del Cuero de Il genieros Prosiden
to &c IL J ta dc Obs Publicsr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06
AVlSO AL PUBLlCO

Habiendo trasladado mi estableci-
miento mercantil a la calle de Isabel
frente a Leon, pardcipO al p1blico
que tendr6 de venta proyisiones ffes.
cas- de superior calidad, y hcores de
todas classes Y con especialidad ROM
de las mej0reS marcas. con0eidase en-
ell pals Y acreditadas por su sabor y
pureza.
Tambien ofrezco eerTezas y limo
nadas heladas, y hielo a todas horas
del dia, e infnidad de articulos de
Yerdadera n0yedad
Acudid al establecimient0 yos con-
yencereis de tOdo 10 que ofresc0.
| 0embre 3 del 90 Esegg5f Ca-
tr6a. an a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-11-06

Para nformes generates drigirae consgoaaros en-
esa plaza. FELlCL COSTA q Co' - on ~
Ponce Seiemhre 26 de 1899.