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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-01-02

1t is related. on the authority Of DR..
Edward Everett Hale, that a wealthy
gentleman, known to him, has for sew
eral years past been paying the college
expenses of various young women who
had no claims upon his bounty other
than those his generosity prompted.
They were selected-presumably at his
desire-from those pupils of the pub
lie schools, who, in the opinion of their
instructors, were most worthy and best
fitted to pursue a college career. This
year several of them graduated at
various women's colleges, and but one
Ct their number wrote to their bene-
factor to express thanks and gratitude.
This seems ungracious and almost in
credible. PAY that thou owest," as an
injunction, has a wider application
than to mere monetary Indebtedness,
and benefits forgot and unpaid in
gratitude, proclaim niggardliness of
soul, as well as lack of high principle.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-01-02
The Popular verdict Rendered.

New York Sun: The Inauguration
at Frankfort last Tuesday of Repub-
lican governor of Kentucky, the sec
ond in the political history of that
state, completes an extraordinary list
of Republican governors and COVER
nors elect. 1t includes those of the six
New England states, the three Middle
states of New York, New Jersey and
Pennsylvania, all the states of the mid
die West, the two lake states of Michi-
gan and Wisconsin, and also Kentucky,
West Virginia, North Carolina, Kan
sas, California, Utah and Wyoming.
At no preceding time has the political
preference of the voters of disputed
and determining states been so clearly
indicated in favor of one party short
ly before an important presidential
election.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-01-02
According to his own story, Sol Van

According to his own story, Sol Van
Praag, the noted Chicago statesman, Is
a much-wronged person. At the time
the grand jury indicted Mrs. Van
Praag, his wife, for keeping panel
house." the sorrowful Sol declares she
was at an afternoon tea and that at
precisely the same hour he was busy
directing a political meeting. This Is
certainly a deplorable condltion OIL
things, and must necessarily cause
falling off in attendance at pink and
other teas held in the afternoon. The
idea that lady should be indicted by
the grand jury because she was absent
from her whisky-row saloon pouring at
tea!
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-01-02


Senator Bacon OF Georgia mas intro
duced resolution stating that we do
not want the Philippines, and propose
to turn the islands over 10 Aguinaldo
at the earliest opportunity-or words
to that effect. A,r. Bacon by no means
represents the general sentiment of
his state in this matter. The Atlanta
Constitution, the leading newspaper of
Georgia and of the South, is as strong
for expansion as any Republican pa
per in the country. In fact all intelli-
gent and progressive southerners are
able to see that expansion means bet
ter markets for their leading products,
and a new era of prosperity for their
section as well as for the rest of the
country.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-01-02

Mr.. Geobel is going to contest Gov
ernor Taylor's seat before the Legis-
lature of Kentucky. His principal
ground of contest seems to b. that he
was fighting the Louisville ald Nash
vile railroad, and therefore ought to
be declared elected. The legislature
is Democratic, but 1t is by no means
certain that it will decide to overthrow
the result of the election.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-01-02

Newspaper correspondents writing
from Berlin state that two more re-
markable cures OF blindness by means
of electricity as applied by Professor
Stein are reported. A man who for
fourteen years has been totally blind
is now able to read coarse print. A
girl OF IS who has been blind for five
years is now able to walk about and
recognize frie-ds. Several other cases
have been reported where persons
partly blind have been enabled to see
perfectly. Professor Stein has been
working on the idea for thirteen years,
and eight years ago invented an cleo
trical appliance by which the blind can
be made to see lights. Since then he
has been experimenting with more
practical results. The appliance which
the professor claims to have invented
at once makes the blind see. He then
adjusts a glass of proper focus, as one
does an opera or field glass. Though
Professor Stein has spent a fortune in
developing and perfecting his inven-
ton. he declares he will cure the poor
free and look to the rich for his fees.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-01-02

The B. & o. r. R. will have 62 new
compound consolidated freight loco
motives by the last of January. Fifty
were ordered in September from the
Baldwin Locomotive Works and the
order has just been augmented by IL
more. These locomotives, when com
pleted, will represent the highest type
of heavy freight power.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-01-02

tion are outspoken in favor Of expan-
sion. Many members of both branches
of Congress from the states of that re-
gion talk just like the newspapers here
mentioned.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-01-02

Nine. Sembrich made her first ac-
uuaintance with the college yell of
lusty football players recently at the
Auditorium in Chicago. She affrms
she "nevai-r-e hear noise like zis
time" This. coming from vocalist of
such fame. is spray of laurel for the
chrysanthemum songsters.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-01-02

Success is a crown that transforms
a murderer into a hero, especially If
the shield of patriotism protects him
from the law.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-01-02

A Chicago doctor has been diagnos-
ing the "wheelman's hunch." As an
all-round curiosity a wheelman of the
scorcher variety is probably without
an equal. None b.. himself can bo
his parallel"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-01-02

ally, but not SO often as the expected
fails to happen.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-01-02

wells certainly possesses unblushing
effrontery.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-01-02

Courage is the thing that enables US
to forget our fears.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-01-02

General Wood had great welcome
to Havana. The people there have
great confidence in him, and spparent-
ly he Will have the cooperation of the
leading Cubans in his administration
of the island.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-01-02

The most successful misstatements
are half truth and half falsehood.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-01-02

The self-made man always venerates
his creator.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-01-02
1t Can't He ,Ssaten.

Try the Union Pacific route to Chi go,
via Kansas City. Train leaves Denver
0:40 p. m. and arrives Chicago S:45 second
morning. Dining cars and solid yesti.
buled. palatial new equipment Ticket
ONCE al 18th street.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1900-01-02

Time and patience will enable per-
son to conquer almost any obstacle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-28
SURVEYORS ARE
AT CENTERVlLLE.
Party Of Engineers Now Operating
in Davis County,
SAID TO BE BURLINGTON.
Indications are That They VIII
Reach salt Lake within the
Next Few Days.

A mysterious party Of we'll equipped
surveyors. eighteen in an, is reported
to be operating in the vicinity Of Gem
teryllle, Davis county, and to be work.
ing towards this city
While the engineers are not doing any
talking the fact that there are now a
number OF Burlington pay checks in
circulation in ogden and salt Lake to-
gether with other indications that the
survey from v"omlng into Salt Lake Is
being pushed, Il Is safe TO assert that
the party Of eighteen indicated above
are IN the employ Of the Burlington.
Some time ago It was printed In this
column that the Burlington was quietly
purchasing property on First West be-
tween South Temple street and Second
South. It Is now rumored that an ef-
fort viii be made by this company to
acquire the old University square as
soon as that valuable piece Of property
comes into the market and Is offered
for sale by the State. IL now looks as
though the Burlington means business
and Is coming to town 10 participate IN
the railroad boom which Is beginning
10 assume proportions now that the Los
Angeles o colt Lake railroad project
IS assured. IL Is not anticipated that
the next year will see the entry Of the
Burlington trains into salt Lake coun-
~ but IL is safe to predict that as soon
as the through trains will be running
from southern California that the Bur
lington will be on hand to participate
IN the business that will arise.
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THE ARMY OF HEALTH.
The Army In the Philippines lnsig.
nitlCant Compared With This One.

II all the people in the United states,
canada and Great Britain who make
uHliy use OF stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets
could be assembled together II would
make an army that would outnunlber
our army OF one hundred thousand by
at least Eve TO one.
Men and women, who are broken
down 10 health, are only "A part OF the
thousands Who use this popular prep
aration, the greater number are people
who are In fair health but who know
that the way TO keep well Is to keep the
digestion perfect and use Stuarts Tab
let's as regularly as meal time comes TO
insure good digestion and proper as
slmllation Of food
Prevention Is always better than cure
and disease can find no foothold u the
digestion Is kept IN good working order
by the daily use OF Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets.
SIR Thomas Scale, Mayneld. Calf,
says "Have used and recommended
Stuarts Tablets because there Is moth
ing Ike them to keep the stomach
right"
Miss Leila Dlvely 1927 Plummer st..
Plttsburg, Pa. writes. "i wish everyone
20 know how grateful / am FOR stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets suffered for "a
long time and did not know what allied
me. / lost flesh right along until one
day | noticed an advertisement OF these
tablets and Immediately bought a 80
cent box at the drug store / am only
on the second box and am gaining In
flesh and color ] have az last found
something that has reached my all.
ment."
From Mrs Del Eldred Sun Prairie.
Wis. II was taken dizzy very sudden
ly during the hot weather OF the past
summer after ten days of constant dlz-
illness. ] went 10 our local physician.
who said my liver was torpid and had
over heated my blood ho doctored me
for two weeks without much improve
ment; I finally thought of Suarts
Dyspepsia Tablets (which 7 had used
long before for various bad feelings
and the first three tablets helnc1 me.
They are easily the best on around
family medicine ] ever used
The army Of people who take Stuarts
Tablets are mostly people I'm fairly
good health and who keep well by tak-
ing them regularly after meals They
contain no oniates. cocaine or any
cathartlc or injurious drugs simply the
natural peptones and digestlyes which
every weak stomach laCks
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by druggists everywhere In the United
States Canada and Great Britain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-28
ASSESSMENT NO. 1.

GOLCONDA GOLD MINING AND MILL
Inc Co, corporation. Location Of mines,
Park Valley hoN T. der County, Utah. Prln-
cipal place OF business. salt Lake Oily. Utah
Notice is hereby given that az meeting Of
the Board o. Directors Of the Golconda Cold
Mining anu Milling Company, held on sat
urdav the 9th day Of October 100, an ass
cssu 10 N ono fourth % cent por share was
levied uuOn the capital stock Otthe company
payable t. the c.etary at his Office Room
~ Atlas Block Salt Lake City. Utah, az
once and before the lst day OF Dpt embor. 100
Any stock upon when this assessment may
remain unDgld on the lst day OF December.
1901 will b. delinquent aud advertised Tor
sale az puddle auction. and unless payment
Is made before will be sold on the Goth day OF
December lll0. 10 pay the delinquent ASSESS
meHt together With the costs Of advertlng
a 1d expenses OF sale
SAMUEL. PAUL Secretary.
23i Atlas Block, salt lake city. Utah
Dated salt Lake city, Utah. Oct 3ist 1900
FIRST publication, oct 3lst 1907
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

Traffic Manager Babcock Of the West
ern Ia expected home on Friday.
b. F, Nevlns, general agent Of the
Denver Rio Grande, is in Butte.
A. J. Gregory left this morning for
Logan and Montpelier where he will SUI
perintend the loading OF twenty car
loads OF cattle.
The East Denver High school football
team will arrive In this city over the
Midland and the Rio Grande Western
MS evening.
George ". Hefftz returned from 81.
Louis last evening He reports that
everything was cleaned up at the meet
ing with the exception OF the Epworth
League rates which went over 70 the
meeting which viii be held in Chicago
on Friday
The Short Line will give a rabbit
hunt tomorrow al Fairfield and Cedar
Fort The train will leave here at 1855
q, m. and an excessively cheap rate viii
be put In for the occasion. The West
ern also gives one az Mount Nebo. An
excursion will be run from Eureka for
the event.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

,,s1l II DRAGON GOLD MINING
lNl.k ,.N.1lU Principal pace OF bt...
n.-' N..l Lake City. Utah N6aaels heroby
e',.D' wy. a. mr.tnt ri tho Board 0f NJ
,iHs oI Iun south Dragon cold Mlul1g K
t,iiu company hold on tho sth day of 30
I'', 300 assessment 0t o1e.ienth
~ '' one GENT per share Ws levied on ths
D'll.A ,lN.N Hi thu corpora 0n issued and
guttu4ins, payable lrueI.4f.Iy to 4 III
AtgA''o Do 'e eetFF o' tuu company. az he
9H.g 10 Fast l',t south street. s9it
iahe liti. ltal Any stock uu1n which
t,ls assessment. may remain unp4u on the
eleventh DAY Of December Ian Xiii liz ~
hnqltni lnI advertised Tor su.o NO mi.
ic auction and unless payment q made
Ic.og, WI. ue sold on Thursday fhe
-'ih any or hwemher 1900. nc twelve O'Clock
rnl0 20 pay inc delinquent assessment TO.
expense If sale
A. I AnkIsON Secretary.
No. - East First south street ssit ISgs
City Utah Now - iul
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st. Anthony Railroad.

Pocatello. Nov 27.-The first annual
meeting of the stockholders Of the 81.
Anthony railroad was held here this
morning, the officers present being
i, f. Calvin, Secretary +. W. Hills and
Director r. c. Manson, together with
Attorney f. s. Dietrich. The meeting
was held IN the Office Of Superintendent
J.. G. Manson, OF the oregon Short Line.
az o'clock, or one hour earlier than II
was advertised. Just what was accom-
plished Is not known, as Immediately
after adjournment the party went
.east on a special, Mr. Hills carrying
the minutes OF the meeting with him.
and no one remains In Pocatello who
has copy Of them. IL ia known, how
ever, that a code OF bylaws, was
adopted and nine directors elected, four
from New York, four from Salt Lake
and one from Poostello, the latter be-
Ing +. c. Manson. or the New York
directors, one is Winslow S. Pierce.
counsel for the Oregon Short Line. The
Salt Lake men are believed 10 be w.
N Bancroftf j. r. Calvin, p. L. VIII
Hams and +. W. Hills.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

% TIE BLACkFOOT STOCK COMPANY,
Secretary once salt Lake City, Ctah. Nov.
o. llO0 Notice There are delinquent upon
the following deserted stock, on account Of
assessment levied on the 18th day o. October
1900 the several amounts set opposite the
NAMES Of the respective 5 arehooers as fol-
lows, VII;
No. No o,
Name Cert. Shares Amt
Chloe 4. Fldredge ...... i6 go O0
Phil Quaylepart ofNois. iSl 30 90
and 90 accordance with law and an order
u the BOARD q directors made on the lith
day ~ october. 100 50 mauy shares OF ca'h
parcel Of such stock as may be necessary Will
ie sold az the secretarys bilce, 40 The state
bank OF Utah, on Tuesday, tao ith day OF
December A. ~ 1901. az the hour /. o'clock
noon q pay del lqueut assessment, together
With the costs OF advertising and e1 penSes %
snlcN HEBfR NJ WILLS, Secretary,
Office, The state Bank Of Utah. salt Lake
City Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-28
HANNA PAYS FOR PIGS FEET
BIZ Presented by a Fort Wayne WASH
erwOman

Senator Mark Hanna today received
bin from Mrs. Christina Dunlap Of
Fort Wayne, Ind, says a special dis.
patch 10 the ST. Paul, Pioneer Press.
GATED Cleveland O., Nov. 18th. Il was
made out as follows
To Mark Hanna-Dear Sir: Thirty
elk pigs feet at cents. $3.50"
I Accompanying this was letter which
Started off with:
8 Il know you will think me very bold
woman for writing YOU this letter. but
an a poor washerWoman and my old
man Is a DAY laborer and between US
We have 10 work awful hard 10 support
our five little children"
Mrs. Dunlap goes on TO say that at
great sacrifice she bought three dozen
nice large hind pigs feet, cut or next
~ the ham, at cents each"
The arrangement was that DUNLAP
was 10 cook them In the evening while
Mrs. Dunlap went out 90 do some wash
ing. Suddenly Dunlap remembered
hat Hanna was In town that night, ana
before she left her humble home for her
washing tour he said he guessed he
would go and hear that labor crusher,
Mark Hanna"
After she was gone Dunlap went 70
HE meeting, and when she returned
the pigs feet were still on the kitchen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT sPrcIAL mrr1INn

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there viii be a special meeting OF the
stockholders Of the la Refine Mining Com.
pany at its Office - West Second south
Street, Salt Lake city Utah. on the 10Th
day OF December 1900. 40 2 o'clock b. In .
on said day, FOR the purpose OF consider.
Ing and u approved adopting dl An
amendment 10 the articles OF incorpora-
ton Of the company so as 90 increase the
capital stock OF the company fftv
thousand dollars )sj0O1O and the mum.
Der OF shares ~ stock nifty thousand
6J0Jol. so that the entire amount OK can't
tal stock Of the corporation shall be three
hundred thousand dollars CGOO 00). and
ihe number Of shares three hundred
thousand (Do00Ql
% TO amend Article XVI. OF said artl.
clCs OF Incorporation so as 90 make the
entire capital stock issued and outstand-
iug assessable 70 any extent the Board
OF Directors may thereafter think proper,
and IN conformance 20 law
This notice Is given IN pursuance OF
resolution OF the Board on Directors
Il. J. CONWAY,
President.
A. s. DAY,
Secretary
Dated November End. 1900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-28
Armed Guards on Union Pacific.

For the past week passenger trains
between Cheyenne and ogden on the
Union Pacific have been furnished with
armed guards. Whether the Union Pa.
cihc is expecting trouble at this time or
The precaution Is being taken 10 prevent
train robberies is not quite clear.
The company formerly had guards
upon their night trains but the practice
ceased just prior TO the big robbery at
Wilcox over a year ago and since that
time another hold-up at Upton, Sweet
water county, took place last August
IL Is thought that the company has
received advice Of another contemplat-
ed robbery and is prepared to receive
The gentry this time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-28
NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
SSn,els VIII DC a specisl meeting of the
s,oskholders OF the Deserst and salt Lake
S Ssrieu.turSl and Manufacturing Canal
SSonipahy, held az the office of Ferguson.
SahhSn q Tanner, SN Templet5n Build
us 9ai LAKE City, Utah on Tuesday
y Sun gay or December l9l9 az o'clock
Articles Of Agreemen, y, a. to i1irease
Sne eapital stock from hfiy thousand dol
'ais 70 one hundred tiousani dollars by
sg aunSning article cour 50 as 90 read as
Article ". The eapltal stock OF this
$50 AssSge asiion shall be one hundred thou.
Avn u9illsrs' 10 be divided into shares Of
And for the purposa =, c.rsIderInr such
sbsii r nas.eIs as are Incidental thereto as
'ibS 80, pI.Periy come before said meeting
100 a'ea TINS 18th day Of November A. y
CHARLES D. wILcREN
President
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srocKnoLpLRs MEETING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
tockholdeis OF The Regulator Mining
Company. That special meeting Of the
stock hOlders of said c0mpany Is hereby
called and will be he'd at Rl0ntel IN the u.
b. Walker building on sec)nl south Street
b.ibg No % t03s West ecoud sogth street
IN salt Lake City. Utah, 40 Two o'clock D IN.
on saturday. ucceml o. sth. A. ID. 10 Q, Tor
the purpo.e of rescinding q resolution passed
at q siockhOders' meeting Of said company,
held NOV u 1900 postpnnlng The annual
st0ckhoders' mo ting until Nay, Is, 1871, and
" holding said IN nual meeting on q urday,
December 4 100. and of electng I've direct
ors Of said company 20 serve for the ensuing
is. JOHNSON
President Regulator Mining Company,
ALT Lake City, Utah, Nov g, ly)O
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Office Of the Board Of Public Works,
Salt Lake City Utah. Nov. 10, 1900.
Sealed proposals VIII be received at
this office until 10 a, m. Monday. De-
cember 3rd. 1900. Tor the construction
OF headgates and intake and laying We
trihed supply pipe for the tanks In City
Creek Canyon at the head OF the main
supplying distributing districts No. 3
and 4.
Plans and specification can be OBJ
tanned upon application az the office
OF the Board Of Public Works or City
Engineer.
The right Is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
BY order Of the Board OF Public
Works.
SPENCER CLAWsON.
Acting Chairman.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Office Of the Board Of Public Works,
Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. 10. 1900
Sealed proposals VIII be received at
this Office until 10 a. m. Monday. De-
cember 3rd, 1900, for the construction
Of Standard Stone CURLING on the
north side OF South Temple Street be-
tween State and "B" Streets, and APP
proximately one hundred and sixty feet
In front Of Old City Hall, on First
South street
Specifications can be obtained upon
application at the Office Of the Board Of
Public Works or the City Engineer
The right Is reserved 10 reject any
and all bids.
BY order Of the Board OF Public
Works
SPENCER CLAwsON.
Acting Chairman.
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NOTICE TO AMEND

pdayd hs ,, Az TO A RESOLUTION or THE
n nosro OF directors the 5Ig3sr,lrned hereby
sasss hotlce That astockb0.ders meeting ~
tNelye n,s1s,ir Amt Complay VII. Be bed %
ar he Ds,oek noon. on December 2 tl. 100
ton. AZ ~ NJ ~ bushes, Of such corpora
Iake cisv ~ Nest Fist South street sait
ing the artis ~ Ian Tor the purpose OF amend
srease me capital stock trom sfty thousand
sbs yne hundred thousard dollars. and 70
sears cis's neme OF ths corporation from
Glass A psir.s rant Company % Bennett
humber ~ a,.Sompsny, and 70 increase the
S'''oeors IRON three % Eve
JOHN r BENNETT
Datsa No~. As President
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stove. but burned to a clnder. When
her husband got home from the meet
ing he announced.
Mark Hanna don't look like a labor
crusher; Bill Bryan has told stories
about him, and III be darned II 1 vote
for Bryan"
Hanna read the letter carefully and
laughed.
How shall / answer II, senatorW
asked Secretary Dover.
"Glye her my compliments" he said,
"and inclose S2 She needn't mind the
change.
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And in accordance With law and the order
Of tho Board OF Directors. made 90 the on
day uf october. Do @. aud the farther order
Of the Board M Directors made 90 the nh
day OF Noyem bor 1900 so many shares OF each
parcel 0f stock as may he necessary Will be
sold ~ auction 30 The ofice OF the company.
room ESQ Atlas Block salt Lake City, Utah
AZ o'clock pm, on "Wednesday the 5lh day
OF December. ll0l 20 pay the delinquent a.
sessment thereon. together wl.h the cost Of
advertising and expensos o. sale.
SAMUEL J. PAUL socre rarY