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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-08
SOCIETY NEWS


out for cards next Thursdsv aff .sr.,rCll
ar. and Mrs. J. Tarvin Harris are
expected home tomorrow.
{. 4.
-, -. George rheims Holmes win en-
t era at cards next Tuesday after
SiIS. : NJ. Nye. who has been visit
i ii. Mr- and Mrs George L. .Nve- leaves
1 uesday Tor her home in De Witt. Ia.
Mrs- Z. W Matsen and Mrs. Rev
l nit,- oI ogden spent yesterday in the
MI alrs. Asne, who is now the guest OF
MISS charlotte Holmes. leaves T1egdav
ioE hef nome in Washington, d. G.
s. .
- ne ne engagement has been announced
" IA iss Artle Orchard, formerly Of salt
aHs 1lly' but now OF Denver. to Mr.
- ~ NF-iatofe OF Kansas CITY. Mo
~, g {. 3
ne students of the University of
tan gave a delightful dancing Dartv
. aL Shrlstensen's last evening. some
5,,,5. Is-l.cSFs We're present. ana a most
T.tsli.tui evening was spent by all
ne AOtloWlng ladies chaDeroned the
aiiair: Mrs. ". A. Nelden. Mrs. +
vincent Mrs. W w Ritter. Mrs Fercu-
son, Mrs A. ". McCuue. Arnci,g those
present were; Mr.. and Mrs. a. " Nc
a ute' IT, Mr. and Mrs. Vivian McCune
VI vi. ana Mrs George Romney. Pro-
lessor and Mrs. Marshall the Misses
iSiIi patflck, James, Meyers, Savage.
INich, Schuite, Wells, Ffarker. Auder-
son jackson, Rounds, Alexander. Nor
us rs Jeremy. Groesbeck. McCune
brown Grace Cannon Carter. Rowe.
F = Ellerbeck. KfmbaH Young.
1sIesns treet, hatch. Tulenan. Ir-i7c.
ayde, Wilkinson. The .Mess.-s. a h.
I ihoiaas' lr., Wolf, Eidredge. Roberts.
Hey tlhg' Porter, LaNTeuye. AgfaIns.
Troo, Arnold. Sadler NAV. 1<irnna,t
Layhes, Coalter, Pembroke. Beck. Nich-
olson. Nelson. Norris. LOAN. Jennings
itonney, Senator Lawrence. raw. t-i,.v-
ton GrOesbelE, Diehl. Cannon. eTrfIel-
lSI, Webber, Rosenbaum. Swaner. Nc
tune, Grow, Cross. tccles. Lambert.
1olIis9n Billings, Tomrnson, Gienden-
Moore, HCDc.
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IF VICTORIA AND DOM PAUL MEET.

A CCORDING TO RECENT. ADVICES from London
- Queen Victoria contemplating trip Italy. Should
her majesty carry her plan before Mr. Kruger gets
through his continental visit there just chance that accident
may throw them in anothers way which the
would be of the utmost Importance students of society
quete When young woman and a young man. who have
hitherto been good terms have had falling out has al
been very delicate question conduct that should
be pursued by each Should Queen Victoria and Mr. Kruger
meet young people for al time will have precedent to
follow which cannot be gainsaid.
For instance might chance at while the queen was out
driving her carriage should that Kruger Tn that
event all would depend the queen She course have
tile privilege OF recognizing Mr. Kruger as she saw fit If
she bowed Mr. Kruger would certainly have remove his pipe
and lift his hat If She failed so when Dom Paul thought
she was going to- will be interesting he dsguses
his arm movements by showing the tobacco in his pipe
with ms lett thumb he carefully wipes iaginey spec from
his brow with his right hand
Again they might the house OF mutual acquaint
ance and Mr. Kruger might be asked take her majesty into
dinner or be her partner whist game that event it would
be instructive to note whether they would renew their old IA
nisrty without ceremony demand introduction As Nj
Kruger doubtless has scPes against cards might be that the
Sood old game OF POstoce fore would be introduced IN
which still more interesting complications might ersue Tn am
event cannot but prove highly instructive to society sHou
chance throw this interesting couple together Fortunately Mrs
Kruger IS still alive who knows what might happen in inter
national ges should buxom dame as the Wee
widow well preserved handsome an old gen
teman Dom Paul.
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THE QUEENS SPEECH VS.. THE MESSAGE.

EN REMARKABLE CONTRAST to the presidents message
congress IS the queens speech parliament Queen Vic
toras speech notable chiefly for its brevy MrAlcKin-
news message is remarkable for nothing but its length Both
had little enough that they wanted say, but while Mr. Nc
krey hid his little under 10000 words her majesty has
graph.
In her dmnutive paragraph the queen tells parliament that
has been assembled make provision for the expenses
African and that during the present
to this and nothing else Lay aside from Mr. Ackinleys dOcu
the suggestions the Chinese and aid and
comfort he gave the ship subsidy and army bills and will be
difficult find substance than would contained
such phrase Congress session and will be
pected do its duty The 10000 words necessary simply
disguise the fact that the president talking instead
OF at the important subjects of the day
On the whole the English plan much better and
long Mr. Mckinley has ideas that he willing put
his messages he would do we'll avoid all the pomp bun
cCmbe of empty verbosity,
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Assessment Nn+ira

SILVER BOW MINING COMPANY A
corporation Principal place Of bushes.
Utah.
Notice is hereby given that 20 D-z.-
- of the directors of the SiT~-- P--
Mining company. held on the gfa 5s- ~
November, 1900 an assessment NJ --s-
quarter "a of one cent per share Was
levied upon the capital stock Of the CUE
poration, payable Immediately 10 r j
BTamei. secretary and treasurer IF --s
company. at room 413 Auerbzrr hr--.
salt Lake City, Utah. ANY stock u1r
which this assessment may remain ----
paid on the 10th day OF January. -57
VIII be delinquent and advertised for ~
At public auction and unless payment IS
made before, will be sold on the 18th zs~
Of January, 1901. at the hour Of T. a.rr--s
noon of said day at said room ne Arar-
bach block, to pay the DELINQUENT assess
ment, together with the cost ~ a6rz7-
Using and expenses of sale
w II BRANEL.
Secretary and Treasurer. Room 81. A-zr-
bach Block Salt Lake City. Utah
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1INOLEUM AND FELT WANTED.

Sealed bids for the furnishing and rr-
ing of iinOleum and deadaninc felt un5ar-
meath, fo- the University OF Utah 6-l-5-
lngS, viii be received bv the secretary a5
- board of regents. by Waidemsr Vaa
CIT. chairman building c0mmfrr=a. n
hV the board of regents. up ru r-7.k
y. m, Dec IT. 1869, at which hour re
board of regents viii meet ar The D=s-
eret National bank in Salt Lake City
Utah. when bids viii be publicly opened
and read.
Plans and specifications for above rrE
ana material may be- had at The l5
OF r. klettlnE. architect. 81 South laI
street. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Each bidder must enter into bond sGl
contract satisfactory and aaeep-aae %
the university Immediately after -l- COZ
tract Is awarded
If bids are mailed they Should D.
marked Proposals for Lt11le1mr ana
should be addressed either -n d. F. Alien
secretary; WaldemaT Van lnt- ea-l-
man building COWmirre-- OF board ny re-
gents. and if mailed n should Dr. 1'.7 H
ample time 10 be received before ul-L
ing bids. Bids may De- delivered FL. "
regents AT I o'clock T. U-- ~ ABOVE
statec, at said bank ..-
Each bid should boz n1 form e..--
viii be given to The ar.EIt7.- a.t .--
be procured from him. and #- t.i, .---
be without conditions "T .a1.--..... T.
and must bee an agreement o.. '.If.-. ..
r-lre~iaI and do the WORK e-
sgecificati0u-- for the amour. n.-
Each bid must be accompany
certified check ON some bank u. 81. ~
City for 8 per cent .. me --5
The check must De- mage 5.t..s t.s..=
University of Utah. a". 1911. .-
TO the UNIVERSITY iu case '.. conn.
awarded and not gr-ET@. l..' d.
stated. --- ----
T=r5c-7-I acepuraLre .- .- #.#.E-
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eveNED up ON EoRse TRADE

tNeW AoTk SUM-
Wuil / was alvin in a town uD in
the state an ] come down to the fav-
ern there one night where we men used
TO meet at night and a Teller. name of
Hendrickson, came along in and seq
'HullO, Rogers.
'Huilo,' seq J.
'Wuil,' SEE he, its a good night fur
q trade. Them country folks Is tur-
rible fur tradin
Yes, SEE l, If you've got anything
-'. SEE he, IN trade yer my
Or yours. Yours is a good
On.
g Yes, seq /; paid eighty dollars for
it
''WulI. ] looked at his chain and il
seemed TO be a good 'nough chain, and
1 took 1t over to the bartender and he
said it was good chain. that they
was both good chains. So we tradetl.
Wuii couple o days after I was
9-down in New York and 7 went into a
jewelTy shop down in Maiden lane
where l knew the man. Wuu, SEE he
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Assessment No. 2.

SHARP MINING COMPANY A r17
poration. Principal place Of f-s-F
Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice Is hereby given That 81 NJ.
lnE of the board of directors of The So
Mining company. held Of Salt T.E.. nv
ttah- on the 5btn day of N1vaubar -.,
an assessment of uue-f0urfn - .sr- ~
share was levied upon the capital az.
Of the corporation. ISSUED ana 8rtsfsrf
ms. payable Immediately ta A T. IT,
CCbs. secretary of the c1mna-r ~
office 40N Progress building. san I.-l
CITY. Utah.
ANY stock upon which this 4-saszr--.
may remain unpaid ON rh- Bid I'm ~
January. 1901. viii he dennuuanr ar5 II
Tertlsed for sale at public auction Ell
unless payment IS made before --iH F.
sold on the Z3Td day of January -gr .
D. m, to pay the deIiugg-r- $50.
ment thereon together with costs M II.
Vertising and expense of sale
A J. JACOBS
First publication, Dec. ]. lPa
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DerdId
Specials
Co De Ladies
Cape Special.

We are crowded ia our cloak depart
ment with all kinds of good things and
10 get the people acquainted with our
stock we are going TO do some tan sac
rif1ainE ~ -elinE e. certain line o. Capes
al tTom 10 per cent 10 % per cent below
the manufacturers prices. This is rather
expensive way of introducing, but we
Know that when YOU come 40 oar store
YOU viii see hundreds of other things
that you VIII Buy. when sou see what We
are selling for little money, that it viii
De psytnS proposition TO us. and
60 you, in tfe end
The Capes we csi your particular at
tentlOn To are an excellent quality of
kerscy effect. made in several different
STYLES. some double capped. with fur. or
Hercules braid. or with strap trimming.
The prices were Sl.75 to S5-29, selling
nov for
S1.OO to $3.50.
A few Astrachan ca res. with angora
fur trImmiu6. nicely lined with service
able silk, several STYLES and lengths. The
prices were 81 p 10 $40 selling now for
$3.50 20 S6.75.
Then there are the heavy beaver ef-
fects double capped. with fur trimmed
edge. End 0raamented with Hercules or
Soutache braid. The prices Were $50
TO IS -. spHivg now f0--
S1.65 TO S4.75.
It's no use to euuuerate them, for We
have such q variety that it would take
lots of saaco 10 gUII about them. so We
viii simply invite you TO call and see
these bargains. and you viii surely De
convinced of their merits
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Equally as business and sanitary PreCauon every one who
comes IN daily contact with the public vaccnated The
extent OF smallpox in the city triing and can easily b
entirely stamped the public only give the health aorite
e needed cooperation No class people more exposed
than the clerks in the big daily lronged with hundred
OF thousands OF shoppers They may unless vaccnated contract
e cotason which will not only involve illness their portion
hnt will affect preudcay business of the establishment BY
winch they are employed It OF business foresight
Tor the managers OF all such establishments to see that their EN-
- ~
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TIE DAILY HERALD

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street. Salt Lake City.
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Us by reporting that fact
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-08

Governor Roosevelt is coming lion hunt albeit
from there good reason believe Teddy would much
rather DC pursued by Lon hunters himself only the
choice
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-08

ne esteemed Tribune says Of Charles A. Towne
e' uhlcan senator who succeeds Cushman X Davis that
nc would be good if weren't for some kirk in his
mead Probably the Tribune wouldn't mind telling Towue in
that kirk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-08

Al agreement IS said have been reached between the
president Senator Hanna and Speaker Henderson that the
named IS 10 be reelected speaker of the house That settles
ce Deng no power OF in the when matter has
been passed on by both Mark and William the Once
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-08

Win an eye to the comfort of his
people. Manager KallmaH OF the Cum
mings Stock company yesterday closed
y, M lease on a piece of ground inn
nediafeJv back Of the Grand theatre
for tbe purpose of building additional
acconmodatfons IN the way Of dressing
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-03-16
ORIENTAL NEWS,

The Russian aud French cable aud
telegraph systems IN Siberia, China aud
lndo'C hina are soon 10 be connected,
The Japanese CROWN prince, Yoshi,
hito Hapnnnmiya, " hetrothed to Prin-
CESS aada Of the Japanese house Of
kuio, The CROWN prince will visit
America this spring,
Though pnraa has never formally NJ
sentad, Russia pegapds ~ accepted her
proposol Of several months ago to loan
Qorea several million yen In return for
exclusive mining privileges,
Permission to do general business In
Japan Inns heen refused 90 foreign insNp-
aRpe companies, most of them Amepi-
can, Japanese officials state thai this
results from the fact that their applipar
items have failed ta comply with the
Japanese Insurance laws,
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UNFORTUNATE EVENTS.

Fourteen lives were lost In 4 tenement
fire at Newark, Nj, They were mostly
Italian children.
Thirty bodies have been recovered
from the Rod Ash mine, There are
probably u dozen more still In the mine,
Fire which started In the millinery
establishment Of Schoneman Bros,
Philadelphia, caused n loss OF S700, 900,
A hundred deaths from smallpox have
occurred In u Mississippi community,
whole families In some cases being
wiped ont,
The Smith Fuse manufaotory at
Pompton, N, j., blew up aud four per-
sons were killed and u number more or
less injured,
Fire entirely consumed the stock of
the Omaha Tont and Rubber company,
valued vt $i0, 600, and Quilted the build
Ing In which " was located.
A Yarmouth IN, s. dispatch says
that the steamer Counte collided with
another steamer off Sable island aud the
captain and ~ men were drowned,
Sixteen miners have been killed by an
explosion In u coal pit vt R~esseges,
France, The galleries Of the mine COL
lapsed, hurying the bodies Of the vic-
Tins,
Fires from spontaneous combustion
In the fertilizer factories of tho Great
Western company and Swift q 90, ut
South Vt, Paul caused n combined loss
Of VIZ, 900,
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MURPHY CATTLE COMPANY.
Range
Grow Indian
Reservation.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.-Offce Of

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.-Ofice of
Chief q. NJ, ST.. Paul, Mimi,
March 10, 1900. -SEALED PROPOS.
AIS, in triplicate. will be received at
this office or ut the following named
posts, until II O'Clock a. m, April IA.
1900. aud opened then. for furnishing
and delivery Of such WOOD and COAL,
during the fiscal year commencing July
/. 1900. as may be required at st. Paul,
and Fort Smelling, Camp Bacon, Walk.
err. MINI. /; Fort Yates. N. d.; Forts
Assinniboine, Harrison and Keogh. and
Camp Merritt. Mont. Fort Yellowstone,
Wye, and Fort Meade. 8. d. Blank
forms Of proposals with full instructions
will be furnished Oh application here,
or to the Quartermasters at the several
posts named. United States reserves
ths right to accept or reject any or all
proposals or any part thereof. GEO.
E. POND, G. O.. M. 94.4.f
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS,

Employees of the Mississippi Valley
Telephone company Mt st, Paul are on
strike for higher wages,
A case OF suspected plague has been
discovered IN San Francisco. China
town has been q|uarantined,
II Is stated that q japanese ship with
II cases of bubonie plague on board has
been qparantined at Port Townsend for
q month,
The United States transport Kill
patrick, which IL to undergo an over
hauling, to cost $3.50, 900, has arrived at
New York,
The Chicago building trades council
has refused to order q general sympa-
thetic strike Mt tho request of the officers
OF tho maehinists' union,
Just eight hours after the death of
William Schleiden Mt Fond du Lao,
Wis, q letter was received from Ger
many announcing that Mr., Sehleiden
had fallen heir to q large fortune,
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CRIMINAL NEWS.

The Goebel reward commission offers
I 5000 for conviction Of each person con.
neeted with the murder.
Stanley Hunter Riggs, noted an a
football player, has committed suicide
IN 4 lonely Mexican town. Riggs went
TO Mexico ~ q civil engineer.
Harlan Whitaker has been held for
trial on the charge Of killing Governor
Goebel Of Kentucky. His preliminary
hearing took place ut Frankfort Tues.
day.
The safe OF the Bank Of Hitchcock. 8.
d., when opened after a fire was found
almost empty. II was supposed there
was about $1,000 inside, and 1t Ii now
believed tho fire was set to cover O bur.
glary.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

A Russian industrial crisis has beer
reacnea In tho sugar trade, and many
factories arc bankrupt.
IL IL said the Standard Oil company
has secured control Of tho Independent
oil interests Of Ohio and Indiana.
Incorporation papers for the consoil.
dation Of Armour n Co.'s interests into
II corporation have boon prepared.
Atlantic Highlands, N. j., with a mu.
nipipnl plant, pnid only $780, 30 for each
Of its a~,o0o.candlo arch lights for tho
past year.
Swift II Co., the Chicago packers,
have bought the American holdings Of
tho Eastman company Of New York for
5000, 900,
According to trade reviews we'll sup.
pliod markets aud some building trades
strikes have caused u reaction In gen.
eral business.
Tho American CLAY Manufacturing
company, better known ~ the sewer
pipe trust, has boon refused q certificate
Of incorporation by Secretary Of State
Kinney Of Ohio.
Tho Chicago Trbune's annual esti.
mate OF tlro losses In tho United States
for tho last four years arc ~ follows;
For 1890, Sill 500, 900; 1907, $4,000 ,737;
1893, $i83, l8O,467; 1900, $3.50, 1857, 800,
A vt. Paul stock shipper, who has 100
horses to ship TO England, In unable to
find transportation for them. The
HI,njnht lima tnlla1p ay1n nhItnai IN .,aHx,oa
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First Pub. Mar. 10. 18O0-Last Pub. Apr. ~, lQOOt
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF-NOTiCE
FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office.

LewistowI, Mont, March s, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that Sidney
II. Erwin, of Yellowstone county,
Mont, has filed notice Of intention to
make proof on his desert-land claim No.
an. for the west q north.w west ID,
southeast u northwest ID. northeast
u southwest u. section 30, town.
ship 8 north, range 25 east, Montana
meridian, before L. A. Williams, clerk
OF the district court at Billings,
Mont, OIL Saturday, the 2Ist day OF
April, 1900. He names the following
witnesses to prove the complete irliga.
ton and reclamation Of said land:
John W. Newton, Henry Koch.
James Il. Buckley, Thomas Fl. Hurley
all Of Roundup, Montana.
EDWARD BRASSEY, Register.
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RAILROAD VS..

The recent meeting of railroad presi.
dents In New York adjourned without
result.
The Great Northern and Northern
Pacific have issued circulars to the effect
that colonist rates will be withdrawn
~ March 20,
The Great Northern received an inn
portation Of laborers from Japan last
week, whom they will put at work
along the line Of the road,
The Great Northern has begun work
ut Everett, Wash, When the Northern
Pacific purchased the Monte Cristo line
1t obtained valuable terminal privileges
there, Tho Great Northern will tun-
mel under the city to reach the water
front.
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SPORTING NEWS.

Terry McGovern Of Brooklyn knocked
out Oscar Gardiner, the Omaha Kid, In
tho third round before the Broadway
Athletic club, New York city.
AT New York Terry McGovern OF
Brooklyn knocked out Oscar Gardner,
the Omaha Kid, In the third round Of
what was to have been a 25.round 0 II
test before the Broadway Athletic club.
McCovern was q favorite at 2 to /.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-03-16

FsAFfkNf
IN the District lanrt Of tho Seventh
judicial District Of tho stats Of M0n-
tAnn ~ aud for the County Of Xallow.
stone,
Nv the Matter OF the Estate Of Charles
A, pewm, Decreased, -NOIIQE,
Notice IL hereby given illNt the ard,
day ct April, 1890, ~ 10 O'clock In tho
forenoon ut said day, tint helms 4 day
al a regular term nf slid court, tatWiti
The April term, 1900, nv tho court
room, IN the enurt house, NJ the city
Of Billings, Yellowstone county, stata
nj Montana, hns hean %appoinled ~ Tho
time aud place tor moying the Inst
will and testament Ut Charles A, na.
WA, deceased, aud for tho hearing 0t
The petition ~ Martha WalMidge Ia,
war f0r thn issuance ~ Letters tesla
Mentnry IN accordance with tbs puIs
port of said will said proceedings
viii he had before thu sRid court NJ Tho
said tine and plaee, when any parsnns
mW npreNl and eNulest any az all 0t
said proceedings
Done IN vacation, dmlna lhe absence
from this county nf tho Hen, Judge NJ
this court, this lllh, dny ~ March,
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-03-16
CUBA AND PORTO RICO.

The committee OH Cuban affairs will
visit that island.
Arrangements are making by the sub.
sistence and quartermaster's department
to forward 800 tons Of food supplies, in.
Guiding rice and Goldfish, to the destitute
people In the interior Of Porto Rico.