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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-24
Hon. B F. Morris Returns.

Hon. b. +, Morris returned Yesterday
from Pocatello where he was delegate
to the democratic state convention and
Ill reply to an inquiry as to why he was
not nominated for governor asserted:
"'rhe delegates assembled at Pocatello
to make nominations found better man
Captain Frank Hunt of Lemhi county,
with whom served in the second session
OF the state senate. sat by his side 90
days during that session and found him
to be very honorable gentleman was
in favor of nominating a northern man
for governor, A. F. Parker and Mr.. Goode
were the only men placed in nomination
for that position from the north
"Why were You not placed in nonna-
ton in the convention for governor" ~
"In the first place Mr.. Geo. Storer was
mentioned for that position aud
thought one man for that place was
enough for Nez Perez county, and it was
generally understood that he would be
placed in nomination. | voted for Mr..
Parker and also for Mr.. Goode, of Koot-
enai, but neither showed any great
strength and knowing Mr.. Hunt init
mately, l gave him my support"
care you through with politics."
~ am till it cools off at least"
"Do you know Mr.. Standrod the re.
publican nominee?'
eyes, was in Mr.. Standrod's Office at
Pocatello before he left for Boise. He is
partner of James Eden in the law bus
mess at Pocatello. Mr.. Eden is warm
friend of mine and he speaks very highly
of Judge Standrod. Mr.. Standrod is the
vice-president of one bank in Oneida
county aud ce-president of the first
national bank of Pocatello, and president
of bank at Blackfoot. l believe that
Mr.. Standrod is very strong man.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-24

The county commissioners today
examined and filed overseers bond
of S. ID. Ingram.
The official bond of NJ. p Stephens
justice of the peace at Culdesac, examin-
ed and approved.
The raise on the assessment on mer-
chandise assessed to J. Alexander was re-
duced to the original assessment.
The original assessment on lot 3, block
80, It35 front feet assessed to X. Grostein
reduced in the sum of $925.
Other assessments are being taken nm
der advisement today.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-24
Horses for the Government

Capt. Cheever and II. Num-, of the
government service, returned today from
Grangeville, where they purchased from
Frank McGrane "a horses and mules
for the U. S cavalry. The horses were
shipped today to seattle from which place
they will be sent to Manila Capt
Cheever and Mr.. Num- will leave for
Walla in the morning.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-24
Land Office Notes.

The contest case of the state of Idaho
against Albert c. Cady, chas. o. Carlson,
Il. N. Brown. ]. M. Price, @. w. Gale.
w. H. Scribner, w. o. Griffin, DIR w. A..
Adair and ]. A. Lieuallen has been de-
cided by the secretary Of the Interior
in favor of the settlers. The land in
question is what is known as the White
Pine district in Latah county.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-24
Will Buy Fruit.

Mr. w. S. Williams, fruit grower of
Bozeman, Montana, is III the city look
ing over the fruit situation and says that
buy all that he possibly can, his plan is
to buy up the fruit while yet in the
orchard and he considers that the Lewis
ton valley fruit is the finest anywhere i'll
the country. He expects to leave tomor-
row for trip to the Sound country and
will return i'll October when he will look
further into the matter
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-24

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-17
SANTAQUIN.
OLD FOLKS MADE GLAD,
Feasted and Banqueted In Regal
style Blivt-Ahlin Wedding.

Speclal Correspondence,
Sautauuin Utah CO., Nov 1.-the
o5 folks received quite an ovation this
week Cndcr the supervision of the
veteran Levi Opershaw, Mrs. Nettle
Tlatien and Mr.. Ernest Kyle. aided by
"a llttle host Of young and middle aged
uf0ple the hearts OF the aged were
made glad. A banquet Of unusual rich-
mess In quality and variety, a dance
that brought the elasticity Of youth
hack aLdin. music that thrilled, and re-
marks that comforted, were among the
excellencles OF the Joyous occasion,
Mr.. Hebei c. Jex OF Spanish Fork
delivered most interesting lecture
here last evening 10 a fun house under
The auspices Of Scientific Literary
class. His subject was The possible
flies Of the future
The students OF the twentieth CEN
fury class OF the public schools mad a
very enjoyable field day excursion re,
Gently. Some valuable botanical and
geol0gic3! specimens we're collected and
much information gained
The school board and school teach
ers VI mis- place hold a monthly Joint
session resulting IN much good 10 the
schools,
Vhe trustees ana tcdchtIs OF oPtllb
Lake ana Santaquin have Joined to
celebrate Thanksgiving Day az both
places alternately. An excellent pro-
gram Is In preparation
A dramatic organization has been
recently effected with Miss Katie Tiet-
Zen as president, Royal Duke ana Iilly
Du Bots as vice presidents Much good
Is expected under this management
F,-F ~ NJ
drew Loyegreen passed quietly 10 the
great beyond Monday last
BLIXT-AHLIN NuPTIALS.
Axle Ahlin and Christina Blixt were
united In marriage az Provo this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-17
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN or a SPE-
cit meeting OF the stockholders Of the Home
stake Mining Company " Utah Iu bo heiu
at the Office Of the company no Main street,
salt Lake City. Utah. ON thn .atl dHy m Nov
ombcr llQl, 40 o'clock D. ut, O. transact Iho
following business. 20 amend Articles of ln-
cooperation rs foiluWsi
Trst 10 amend Article I'll to Ieli when
amended a. to41Ws' t
ArticIetll The principal place OF busl-
mes, shall ue 40 Park city IN ne County OF
summit state no Utah
second. To amend Article w. toread when
amended as follows
Article 49, .a.d corporation shall exist
Tor the term NJ fIty years unless sooner Us
solve d aud dislncOrpOrate according Co law.
Third iu amend Article V 10 road wnen
amended as follows;
Article ". Tho capital stock Of this cor
rorution hlll beteu thousand HlooolOlI dol
lars. divided Into one DO n1rcd thousand DlOu,-
Ol0l shares ~ tho fare Cr par value oi ten ilV
cents each per share.
Fourth toameld Article * TO read when
amended a- n. OWs,
Article ~. The officers shall be elected an
uualIv on The first Monday ln August IN each
year. AZ the Office Ot th' corporation lu tark
CIty. esch stochuulder shnl be,utlltd tooue
vote f0r each shay uf stock held by him as
shown by the book, of the corporal Ion votes
NAV be cast hy proxy. appointed 10 writing,
majority q all tIc vote, cast az any cleo
stiOu hall elect
Ffh The election ~ board OF directors
and officer. 81 the company 20 serve until
next annual election.
stock now in the Treasury u the company,
and such other business that may properly
come before the megtiur. 800.
A. j. JOHNSON. President
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-17
NEVER TOO LATE
To Try a Good Thing.

am lfty.two years old and for forty
years N that time have been chronic
catarrh sufferer. says Mr. James Giesh-
ing OF Allegheny Cityi WIN every
change Of weather my head and throat
would be stuffed up with catarrhal mu-
Gus
I coud not breathe naturally through
the nostrls for months together anu
much on the time ] suffered from
Catarrh of the stomach. Finally my
hearing began % fail and / realized
something must be done.
| tried iuhalers and sprays ana saves
which gave me temporary RELIEF ana my
physician advised me 10 spray OF
douChe with Peroxide OF Hydrogen
But the catarh would speedily return
IN q few days and / became Thoroughly
discouraged
had always been prejudiced
against patent medicines. but as every
thing else had failed felt justified In az
least making a trial
our good old family physician, Dr.
Ramsdell, laughed az me little, but
said II I was determined 10 try patent
medicines he would advise me to begin
with Stuarts Catarrh Tablets because
he knew what they contained and ne
had heard Of several remarkable cures
resulting from their use and further
more that they were perfectly Haie
containing no cocaine or opiates
The next day / bought nifty cent box
at drug store. carried Il IN my pocket
and four or Ave times a day / would
take a tablet: I'm less than week |
felt a marked improvement which con-
tlnued until az this time | am entirely
free from any trace Of catauh
My head Is clear, my throat free from
irritation. my hearing Is as good as II
ever was and ] feel that ] cannot say
enough In praise Of Stuarts Catauh
Tablets
These tablets contain extracts Of Eu.
calyptus bark. GuaiaCol blood root ana
other valuable auu-sepugs combined
In pleasant tablet form, and Il Is SAFE TO
say that Stuarts Catarrh Tablets are
far superior In convenience, safety ana
effectiveness 90 the antlquated treat
ment by lnhalers. sprays and douches'
They are sold by druggists every
where IN the United states and Canada
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-17

dov There was a large attendance a
49, funeral services, which were held
y ~, he Iatter-day Saints meeting
Sonse The speakers were Rev H. ID.
Dayis Bishop Peter Barton ana Soun.
soior John X. Barnes. They referred
A. the splendid character the departed
Nod borne during her sojourn IN kays-
,iiila and spoke words of consolation
ana sympathy for those bereiI
Deoeaged was born at Pendleton,
ohio July 8. 1851, but has spent the
yreater part Of her life In Missouri
Her parents now reside az Trenton
Mo she came to Utah about six years
900 and has resided here ever since.
Ifer husband Mr. j. B Lindsey Is
AGENT of the Rio Grande Western rail-
,,aV at tails place. She also leaves six
chlidren 10 mourn her loss. She was a
S,ifhful wife and a loving mother and
was highly respected by all who knew
her ,n. 49,. t..,
very active Of late and seems TO have
checked the further spread OF small
rOx" No new cases are reported ana
those afflicted with the disease are
progressing nicely.
TO INCREASE WATER SUPPLY
A meeting OF the Kaysyille Irrigation
comuany was held here today for the
rurpose OF deciding on plan for IN
rreagiug the water supply a resolu-
liam was adopted authorizing the direc-
tors To purchase 81 shares OF water IN
he paws and Weber counties canal
and 10 procure a ditch Immediately
west Of and running parallel WITH the
oregon Short Line Railway company
right OF way also TO issue bonds Tor
pnyment Of came. The bonds are to be
made payable In hve years, win the
uroviso that the company may take
up any or all Of them after one year
from date OF issue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-17
OUR NEICHBORS.
CARDST0N, CANADA.
PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY.
Pres, Cards Birthday New Resi-
dence nedicatcd-Goo Markets.


dence Dedicatcd-Good Markets.
Special Correspondence,
Cardston, Alberta Canada, Nov. a.
The leading social event Of the past
week was the celebration of the 6lst
anniversary Of President c. o. Cards
BIRTH The day, Nov 9Th, was also
mad, the occasion for the dedication Of
the new and cOmmOdious brick resi-
dencp lust completed by Aunt Tina
card. As pioneers In this land both
President Card and his untlrlng COM
paulon have spent their time, their
means and their all 10 the establish
mont Of needed industries and public
enterprises. satisfied 10 rest content IN
the little "0ld log cabin" so many Ysi-
tors from Utah and Idaho knew, and
| which has given rest and shelter TO
uuny public men of this land now that
the opportunity has offered, all the
friends and they are legions, Of Presi-
dent and sister Card are pleased 70 see
them comfortably Installed In more
coiumuaious home.
The reaper has once more put in his
scythe and claimed two more victims.
| Violet Jenkins, slxteen-year-old
daugnter OF Richard Jenkins. formerly
OF Juab county, succumbed 10 a Sc
| we're attack Of tonslltis.
A year-old son Of Richard
| Brown was carried on by membraneous
Group. The health OF the people In this
| sectio, is fairly good, nothing more
! serious than throat and lung troubles
of light attacks causing any concern.
| n peo,le could only be impressed with
| the necessity OF clothing themselves,
properly for the season, these attacks
| would not be so severe.
our long continued spell OF beautiful
weather has given the farmers a chance
ia 40 n great deal Of blowing, One more
week viii suffice for all, When we read
| OF SHOWS and sleet, and accompanying
cold snaps. we are thankful we are In
] Canada. The finest OF beef and rat
horses on our range, and full gran
aries. with wheat slXty-slx cents
| bushel. butter % cents per pound, eggs
/ % cents a dozen checkers, dressed, l2ls
cents a pound, will also make many
/ farmers In the States wish they could
| have the same chances for markets.
our Y. NJ. NJ. |. A.. stake ana ward
officials have obtained the second story
| of the New Implement company build
! ing and are fitting II up for a gymna-
| alan. reading and ball room,
our elections are over and the tur-
neil OF campaigning gives place 10
| business and routine labors. The gov
! erument was supported all over the
Dominion; Alberta returning Mr. ollver
with a majority nearly double that OK
four sears ago, The majority IN CARDS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-17
CEDAR CITY.
BRANCH NORMAL NOTES.
Popularity OF Manual Training-As
Economical Lectures and Studies

Special Correspondence.
Cedar CITY. Iron CO., Nov. l6.-In the
Branch Normal this week, Mr. Decker
has held chapel exercises. His talks
were Of a most interesting nature
The class in physical geography were
out at o'clock Wednesday morning
looking at the moon and morning stars.
The class is particularly favored in
having Instructor Tiptons private tele-
scope to use. This is the second starry
excursion they have had this year.
The class IN physiology b, has spent
the last week I'm studying the anatomy
Of the eye--pigs furnishing the neces-
sary specimens.
Instructor Upton and County Super
intendent Decker visited Paragoonah
on Saturday last to attend the Iron
County Teachers Institute, Mr. tip
ton addressed the teachers In the az
ternoon on the subject Of Manual
Training" and In the evening delivered
a lecture on The Solar System to the
citizens OF the town.
Mrs. Emma j. McVicker, State sup
orlntendent OF public instruction Is eX-
pected to visit the school during the
coming week. She Is known here as n
staunch friend and earnest supporter
OF the school.
The classes in manual training con-
tinue their growth. Scarcely student
enters the school who does not wish 70
take this course. The three sections OF
the class are becoming so large as to be
accommodated only with difficulty
At It's last session the school city
council passed some new ordinances
and amended some OF those previously
In force
The Athletic Association gives pub
lie entertainment on Saturday evening
A miscellaneous program VIII be given,
several Of the instructors taking part
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-17
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL PRor-
EHTY UNDER CuATTEL MORTGAGE

TO ALL WHOM m MAY .tQNCEkN'
Notice is hereby given that ]. Nei,oh '.,,'i
gctts. the trustee named IN u certain chatiel
igOrtgag,, dated the 10Th Gay Of October 4.
ID ipjJ. between BIN, Brothers Company, g
co-partucrship composed of ruriey bh.s anu
Orson Bil 5 residing at south Joflau, ih lIo
County II salt Lake. state Of tah, the hrst
pgrtles. and The state Bank OF ltah, % core
,1ratl0n duly or.anizci and existing under
The laws Of Utah. the second party hled ln
tic Office Of the County Recorder Qi oall
Lake County on the lith day Of october A.
ID. 100. al zap M which chatiel mortgage
conveyed io the said mo'isasee INC follow
ingdo,Crbtd personal property, 70 WIZ ,
Am and singular that certain stock or
goods. wares and merchandise no~ situate,
lying aud being in that certain store Dullllnt
situate 80 south Jordan salt Lake county
Utah, known as BIS Bros. company Stole.
consisting Of an adobe and frame building
on the Msin street lR said south Jordan, ana
fac.ng the West. which building is now oc-
cupied by them as q store --.
o Also an the following descflbed accounts
due and owing 70 tho said BINS Brothers
COMPANY, to Wiz.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-17
AssrssMENT NJ. 4.

THE LOWER MAMMOTH MINING co.,
a Corporation. Location VI mines. IIntic
Mining District luab Count. ttth. Prn-
clpul place Of business, salt Lake CITY ltth.
Notice is hereby given that tt % meeting Of
the board of Directors % The Lower Mann
moth Mining Company. held on luuay, tho
9TH day ~ october lWO, 40 assessment or
five I'D cents per share wa, levied upon the
capital stock ~ the company. payable 90 the
secretary 40 his Office, Room 2i ttia. BOOK,
salt Lake City, ltah, 500 once, and before tho
1th day OF NoYCmOor 1890.
ANY stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid Yn the 1th day 0i November,
1000. win be- delinquent aud advertised Tor
sale 40 public auction, ana unless payment Is
nadp before will b. sold 90 The Goth day Of
November 1907 o. pay the delinquent as
se,sment, together With tho costs " ad
vrriis.ng aud expenses ui sale.
SAMUEL j. PAL L. Secretary,
.0 Atlas Block salt Lake city Utah.
Dated salt Lake iitY Titan. Octoberb D, 1870
First publication NriuncrN l1hl
by order OF The board ~ directors ~ the
Lover Mammoth Niun4 company. the day ~
delinquency 'uf the foregoing as tssincut Is
hereby extended iu and including the 18th
day Ot November 1905 and Dr. day OF The
safe Oi stock delinquent upOn SAID lust named
day {. also extended tn the 5th Jay ~ Deem
Der, 1870 az the same hour and place ns mem
toned Ia the foregoing 20 lcs OF assessment
sAMUtLJPAuL,
secret urv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-17

them strange legends from the north
east. one OF which Is 70 the eHect
that they never make an end run but
connne themselves solely TO batting the
center FOR twenty-yurd gains. or
course Dunn and MaWetts are sup
poead 10 believe this assertion. and, as
they are the end men they win have
nothing 10 do in this afternoonf same
but win simply stand around and shout
encouragement ia their Fellows ~ the
thick OF the fray, So conhdeut ore
they OF the truth OF this assertion mat
they have been most industriously m
proving the passing hour today py
tackling the dummy up 0t the Gllhha-
stun I'M anticipation of those end runs
which the euleless strangers from
Wyoming say they never indulge in
Both teams are confident Of victory
this afternoon and the result Wil Ds
watched with interest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-17
LOCAL EVENTS.
ToDAY's GRIDIRoN BATTLE.
University OF Wyoming Team Ready
for the Local Pigskin Punters,

The University Of Wyoming football
eleven IN an their proud trappngs came
10 town this morning In order to daSg
with the pigskin on the Walker Field
and otherwise promote healthy persplr-
alton IN the ranks Of the husky young
players who have ambitions TO give
the students from the wind-swept
eyrle OF the neighboring State an insight
into the mysteries OF Dana Smiths
copyrighted criss-cross and Bert Mar
getts fond caress Just above the knees
The aggregation OF lbe-poundsrs Is an
imposing sight calculated 20 strike
terror into the hearts az their oppon-
ents. They are strong, husky boys
who look as though they can stand all
kinds OF hard work and give just as
rood as they take, They bring with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-17
MORONI.
HANDSOME NEW sCHooLHoUsE
Opened With Renting Ceremonies
Evidence of Thrift and Prosperity.


Special Correspondence,
Moroni. Sanpete Co., Utah, Nov l6.-
Moronl is enjoying a season OF pros
perlty-if the new buildings both pub
lie and private. that have lately made
their appearance, may be taken as an
NEW SCHOOL HOUSE,
The national flag Is proudly floating
over a new district school house, the
opening Of which occurred last Mon
DAY. Tne trustees, eccleslastlcal author
tiles and many prominent citizens OF
Moroni were present on the occasion
Ezra Christensen. the principal In
charge. offered the dedicatory prayer.
Meetings Were also held By the patrons
Of the distritc school In the evening,
George Christensen. county supern-
tendent Of public schools, and A. G.
Nelson, State Superintendent-elec OF
public instruction, were present. IL was
q day long TO be remembered as a TIT
umph in the educational AFFAIRS Of Mo-
Toni.
The school has already three hundred
pupils attending, with six teachers, In
Guiding the principal. Six rooms only OF
the eight are In use at present
CITY HALL AND OTHER BUILD
INGS.
A commodious city hall OF beautiful
light colored brick, with red sandstone
corners, stills and llntels. Is being
rooted; It's tower will make quite a
prominent showing when completed,
and be quite an ornament to the city.
The new addition to the Coop. store,
in brick and stone, with iron roof, two
stories with basement, Is complete In
every detail. With its large plate glass
windows, which adorn its ornamental
and beautifully finished front; It's prep
aratlon for electric lighting It's coal oil
pump, which brings the oil from a tank
sixty feet from the main building; It's
fine twin hot air furnace butt by
Richards & BOynton OF New YORK, II
IS certainly one OF the handsomest store
buildings In the state.
Jensen Brothers captured the gold
medal al the state Fair for their ex-
hiblt Of -four MANUFACTURED at theft
Touring mills, situated Just a little east
Of town.
Bishop John W. Irons wife, who has
been ailing for a long time, Is IN very
critical condition, being a lazy or very
advanced age, some ~ years next June,
her demise may occur al any moment
Bishop Irons reports the tthinB Of
the people coming IN very liberal w
and many whose names were recorded
as -tithepayers last year. nave thelI
names on the tithing books the present
season.
Moroni has also six missionaries in
the field.
-Four stores are competing for the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-17
AsslssMINT NOTICIL.

SOUTH DRAGON GOLD MINING &
Milling Company Principal place OF busi-
ness suit Lake Oily. Utah Notice is hereby
given, that 40 meeting of the Board OF nj
rpcfurs OF he South Dragon b0ld Mining q
Milling Company, held on the stu day Of No
vrubcr 1870. an assessment N ouc-fenth
O-l0 " one cent per share wa. levied on the
capital stock Of the corporation. issued and
outstanding, payable iWme lately Go A. ~.
Aokis0u, Secretary % the company, 40 his
oncc, 40. o. asst First South Street SAT-
lake CITY JAu Any stock upon which
This assessment maY remain unpaid on tho
eleventh day " December itm Ni.I le do
liUquUnt aud advertised fof sale 10 pub
d. auction, and unless payment Is made
before Will 10 sold on Thursday. tbe
2,th day of December. 1870 nc twelve O'clock
noon. 20 pay the delinquent assessment to-.
gtihor with the cost ~ advertising aud
expense oi sale
a. II. ADDISON, Secretary.
No - East FIRST south street salt Lake
City. Utah. Nov s. ilOl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-17
U. OF L. TEAMS TRIP.
May Visit Logan, Moscow, ldar and
Seattle Before Boturning

The University football team -
scheduled 10 meet the Agricultural coll
leee team az Logan today Four sub
stitutes accompanied the team on us
Journey. il IS understood TINT Mait
ager Riser IL arranging for several
games outside of the state. The hist
rs with the University Of Idaho, Whi'h
WIN probably take place az Moscow
Ida. .on Thanksgiving day Tho var
sity boys then expect 20 80 TO seatte
10 play the University OF Washington.