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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-27
CIRCLEVILLE
Migrating 10 Green River-Farewell
Reception 10 ID. s. Gillies.

Special Correspondence.
Circlevile. Piute Co., Jan. 25.--Last
night nearly every citizen of our town
turned out to do honor and bid fare
well 10 our respected citizen. ID. s.
Gilies, who has sold most OF his prop
erty here and is moving TO Green river.
At o'clock most OF the people had
assembled at Dalton's hall and MIR j.
II. Fullmer was appointed 20 go to Mr..
Gillies' residence and escort him to the
hall where complete surprise awaited
him. Bro. Gillies was completely over
come and could hardly reply for some
time TO a speech delivered by Mr. Full
mer. Speeches. songs. Rotations,
dancing and picnicing was the order
Of the program and a very enjoyable
time that will long be remembered by
Bro Gillies and his friends was had
All Joined in washing Bro Glllies and
his family Joy and prosperity in their
making OF new home
Bro. Glllles has been an active worker
In the Circleville ward for nearly
twenty years. Fifteen years ago he be-
came superintendent OF the Sunday
school, since then he has been post
master, bishops counselor, president OF
Y NJ. NJ. l. A., and active in all
branches OF the Church, as well as
watermaster and any thing to advance
the interests Of the community
We weel that we are parting with one
Of our best citizens.
Others of our boys besides Bro. Gil
lies start for Green river In a few
days.
The drought still continues.
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NOTICE or SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
OF the Superior Mining Company.

NOTICE IS hereby given, that a special
meeting of the stockholders OF the Superior
Mining Co. has been duly called 90 BE- heldon
the Oh day u February A. D. 1870. az the
hour % o'clock y, m. at Room No. 90 TEN
pleiOn Building corner OF South Temple aud
Main Streets, salt Lake CRY, Utah, fort he
following purposes. tO-Wit;
To strike Out from Article VI Of the Art
icles % Agreement u said Corporation h.
90 shares " the par value " ten $1,000 dol
lars each" and inserting Ia lieu thereof
10000 shares OF the par value OF three $500
dollars EACH
Aud by striking out Article XYlIl, OF the
said Articles III Agreement, and inserting In
lieu OF said Article XVIII. the following:
by agreement OF the incorpOrators and
parties hereto there Is set aside 5000 shares
OF the capital stock for working capital %
be disposed Of under the direction OF the
Board Of Directors, and al such price Is said
Board may determine"
And for such other and further purposes as
shall be incidental 10 such proposed amend
ments, and Tor the transaction OF such other
and further business as shall properly come
before said meeting
FRANCIS NJ. LYMAN. President
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were made, a committee was elected to
draft resolutions. The resolutions pre-
sented, which were unanimously adopt
ed, We're In substance as follows:
They declared the assertions made
In the petition to the school board TO
be unwarranted and false as testified 10
BY the principal Of the school and all
the teachers present--two being absent
and the school officers. They censured
the petitioners In unmistasable lan-
gusge for making such assertions with
out first investigating 10 ascertain the
facts In the matter, when the truth was
within such easy reach
The best order and feelings prevailed
throughout the meeting and those pres
ent seemed willing 10 concede to
the opposition all that could In fairness
be demanded II holding religion
class IN the. school room after school
hours Is a violation OF the law. no one
will contend for II a minute after the
courts so decide the matter. But II
the opposition so the class be founded
on sentiment and not on law, then in
that event the sentiment Of the majority
should prevail.
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RICHFIELD.
Court Cases Religion Glass Work In
School Buildings Discussed.
Special Correspondence.

Special correspondence.
Richneld. SEWER Co., Jan. ee.-In the
district court yesterday the case OF
Christian NJ. Peterson. alias "Dany
Chris" was concluded and went 90 the
jury AT O'Clock last evening. Three
hours later the jury returned with a
verdict finding defendant guilty OF
grand larceny as charged In the infor-
nation. Time for sentence was fixed
for Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
I'm she matter of the estate OF VIM.
c. Murphy, deceased, William G. Muir.
ply was appointed administrator
As Incidental 20 the case OF the Des-
eret National Bank vs. Sheriff John w.
COons, II. j. Dinniney of Salt Lake up.
peared before the court To contest the
cost bill Of the sheriff for feeding GER
tain cattle levied upon. After hearing
the evidence. the sum Of $50 was strlck-
en- from the bill.
MASS MEETING OF CITIZENS.
A most enthusiastic mass meeting was
held here last evening In response TO an
invitation sent out by the trustees TO
the signers OF the petition charging that
religion Is being taught In the public
school here, 10 present proofs OF the as
sertlons made BY them, and a general
Invitation 10 The friends OF the class to
be present.
The signers Of the petition were con-
spicuous by their absence--not O single
one was there TO raise his voice In sup
port Of the petition. although two who
had signed the same through a mlsap-
prehension OF lts contents, expressed
themselves as having been deceived and
we're now opposed to the petition. Five
OF the petitioners sent In oommunica-
ton to the effect that they could see no
good IN discussing the matter. but main
talned that the petition was signed In
good faith upon the Information they
had received and that they would not
recede from the position heretofore TAX
en- by them.
After a number, Of warm speeches
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EUREKA.
Smallpox Quarantine Lifted--No New
Cases-schools to Open Monday.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Jan. 26.-At a special meeting
Of the loc;il board Of health held at the
city hall tiiis afternoon, II was decided
to withdraw the proclamation closing the
schools and prohibiting public gather
inss. Only two new cases Of eruptlve
diseases have been found during the
past week. and as many patients have
entirely recovered, the smallpox scare
Is gradually dying out. The schools will
be reopened next Monday, after three
weeks close. and many people will wei.
come this news. as for the past months
there have been no entertainments of
any kind IN Eureka
A baby boy made It's appearance at
the home Of Rasmus Nelson last We'd
nesday
On Tuesday last a boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. William stanton.
Attorney Joel Jenifer returned from q
business trip TO Nephi today.
Precinct Justice John o. Freckleton
left this afternoon on a business trip
TO Nephl.
Mrs. Dan Field has returned from
visit TO Salt Lake.
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Old People Made Young.

]. c. sherman. the veteran editor OF
the vermontvllle mich, Echo, has dis
covered the remarkable secret OF keep
ing old people young. For years he has
avoided Nervousness Sleeplessness. In
digestion, Heart Trouble, Constipation
and rheumatism, by using Electric
Bltters, and he writes 1T can't be
praised too highly. II gently stimulates
the kidneys, tones the stomach, aids d.
gestion, and gives splendid appetite.
1t has worked wonders for my wife and
me. It's a marvellous remedy for old
peoples complaints" Only zoe at Y. C.
M. ]. Drug Department.
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Brother w. u. S,oker has been ap-
pointed to succeed him in the Sunday
school work.
Last SUNDAY Brother Il. l.. Burgoyne
was sustained as second counselor to
Bishop Clark In the Montpelier ward.
The N. /. A. missionaries are laborlug
IN our midst and doing rood work.
The case Of county commissioners
VS. some MONTPELIER citizens In which
the commissioners proposed opening
new road through Montpelier. met with
an unfavorabe decision today IN the
court, and Is postponed until next
June.
I'd Burgoyae has taken his wife and
daughter TO spend the winter In Cali.
fornia.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders II
the "Co-nperatye Wagon 4 Machine Com
pany." viii be- held at the company's Office In
Salt Lake City, Utah. ON Monday. January
~ 1900 az . o'clock p. IN The purposes FOR
which said meeting Is called are To elect
directors for the ensuing year; 20 receive tho
annual reports OF the president and secre-
tary. and 70 transact any such other business
As may lawfully come before said meeting.
MELVIN ID. WELLS Secretary.
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y Z =
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That ~" win cure a Cold In one day.
Tho, al" will break up" a touch Of
Grip In twenty-four hours.
That ~" viii check influenza over
night.
That ~" will restore a speakers voice
on the way to meeting
That ~" will stop Coughing the worst
thing for a Cough
That ~" will prevent a Cold running
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That "T' restores the checked clrcula-
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Manual OF all Diseases sent free,
For sale Ivy an druggists. or sent on receipt
q price. -. or five ~ Sl.m Humphreys
Homeopathic Medicine Co. Cor. William aud
John streets Y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-27
TO RESTRICT KAYsvILLE CITY
LIMITS.

A petition signed by PHI property hold
ers In the city Of Kaysville has been
filed In the district court. praying for
the restriction Of the corporate limits
Of the city OF Kaysyille. from its pres
ent extent Of area. which covers 20 Sec
tons OF land, including the village OF
Layton and great deal OF farming
land, TO an area covering little more
than two sections IN which are situated
the plated portions Of kaysyille City
proper
Arthur Brown, Henry P. Henderson,
+. r. Ellison. jesse NJ. Smith and Rufus
Adams are designated and empowered
to act for and In the behalf OF The Pc
tltIoners In the action And 1t is asked
that the court appoint three disinterest-
ed commissioners TO adjust the terms
upon which the severance may be had
as 10 the city's liabilities, and as to the
mutual property rights of the city and
the territory to be detached.
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And IN accordance with law and an order
o, the bOasd OF directors made on the ifh
cey OF Dtccmter. 1879, 10 many shares n
eCch parcel Of such stock as may he neccs.
sary will be sold no the Office 0f the company
on the 3Jth day OF January, 1900 at 6oclock
D m, 20 pay delinquent assessment THEREON
together with cost OF advertising and eX-
ponscs Of sale.
W. q. MARTIN. Secretary.
Office Deseret News building. salt Lake
city, Utah
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Bucklen's Arplca salve

Has worldwide. fame for marvelou,
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Burns. Bolls. Sores, Felons. Ulcers. let
ter. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores Chapped
Hands, Skin Eruptlons; Infallible for
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{. NJ. !. Drug Department
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Made Yoang Again.

zone OF DR., Kings New Life Pills
each night for two weeks has put me
In my teens again" writes d. II. Turn
er OF Dempseytown, Pa, They're the
best In the world for Liver, Stomach and
Bowels. Purely vegetable. Never grippe.
Only 25e at z. c. NJ. l. Drug Depart
ment
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that meeting Of
the stockholders OF the Saint Joe Mining Com
pany will be held at the Office Ot said coin-
panS room CO. Commercial building, Second
South and Commercial STREETS, IN salt Lake
City Utah, ON Monday, the 5tll day ~ ieu.
ruary. A. u. 1900, at o'clock D m, for ihc
vi ~ the articles % Incorporation OF said
company providing for an increase OF the
capital stock OF said company % one million
dollars. divided into one million shares at
par value Of one dollar per share, and q
transact such other business Gs may lawfully
come before such meetiug.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
WM. :. BURTON.
Secretary OF Saint Joe Mining Company.
Dated AZ salt Lake city, Utah, January
9th, 1900
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

CO-OP FURNITURE CO.-Notlce Is here
Furniture %. will meet az their Office ~ n 81
Main Street. ON Tuesday February 9Th. iAt.
at $50 D. m, FOR the election Of niue directors
and such other business ~ may come before
the meeting.
o. II. PETIT. Secretary.
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SCARLET FEVER CASES.

Two more cases Of scarlet fever have
broken out slnce our last issue both
children in the family OF s. S. Humph-
erys Both cases are very mild, as are
also all the other cases. and all are get
ting along exceedingly we'll
The county commissioners met Mon
day as per adjournment, but on ac-
count OF court being in session conclud-
ed 10 meet on Monday next 70 finish
up the business OF the January session.
The city council me, informally Sat
urday night last In the probate judges
office and talked over business Of much
Importance to the municipality. Their
next session will be held on Feb. 8.
We are glad TO say that Mrs. Sarah
passey, the wife OF Geo. A. Passey, who
has been so sick the past week, is now
out Of danger, and on the road 10 re-
c0very.
Elder Frank Lewis is home from his
extended mission 20 the Eastern States,
and will. in connection with Elder
Chas Cole. occupy the pulpit at the
Stake services Sunday afternoon.
Jos. Lewis Sr., who has been I'll for
the past year. Is 80 low that his death
Is expected at any time.
A big. bouncing boy came TO gladden.
the home Of our enterprising merchant.
John A. Sutton Jr, In the early hours
OF Saturday morning, making the sew
enth member OF that happy family. All
Immediately concerned are doing well.
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OUR OWN STATE.
PENNINGTON.
Judge Rolapp Holds Court Petition
10 Restrict Boundaries OF kaysville.

snec,al corresro,aano.
- 'rV'''N
farnllnsloh' DAVIS co. Jan. ga
uIiei SESSION. Oh lhe district court Tor
mus county was held az Pennington,
'l,S inornlils, oy Judge holapp.
me uiVorse case OF Helen J. Gamble
wafer j. 'ainpie, was nrsi heard,
anu ueeree OF ulVorce granted on
he s,ouhu ol uessrton ana failure 10
prosiue ioi plaintii me common neces.
ssi,ss Oh me, Nhe custody OF lne minor
chliu was also given 70 Mfs' dainole.
~ re tne estate OF hannah Maria
boyil,on' ueceaseui proof OF publication
VI ro.,ee ~..'eai, w. h'sd.
in ~ es.a,s o. siaih i'eazef, ueceasedi
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~. Collins Colo
DEAR DOCTORS; IT 0fyEs NE GRFiT
~ pleasure 10 state that HuDYAN cured me II
Nervous Trouble. which was complicated With
Heart Dlsesse Ny nervous system was wrecked
could not sletp, had headaches nearly all TIE
time, was thin and very weak. could not work.
son ohservtd nat my pulse was weak ard
Irregular and my heart would hutter Ny dcior
laid had heart disease. IIe could not help me.
| toak your HuDYAN, and In few weeks time
was entirely cured. lluDyAN Is a splendid reue.
dy. for now feel splendid and aorl every dsy
Arthur \, FERGUSON.
what HuDYAN DID for AR. Ferguson It will DO
.or you
HuDYAN Is for sale by drugghts-boc rack.
age, or packages Tor 50 go
II your druggist does not keep HUDyAN. send
direct to the HuDYAs REMEDY COMPANY.
corner Stockton, Ellis and Market streets. san
Francisco, Cal.
Consult the Hudysn Doctors-Frec
"f Charge. Call or Write.
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There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account OF assessment
levied on the on day of December, lsgq. the
several amounts SET opposite the NAMES OK
the respective shareholders a. follows!
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THE DENVER &
RIO GRANDE R.R.
Scenic Line
OF the World"

The only line having three daily Fast
Express Trains and Dining Cars be-
tween Grand Junction and Denver. This
Is the popular route to Leadville. Grip
pie Creek. Pueblo. Denver and all points
East.
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OUR ME|cHBORS.
MONTPELIER, IDAHO.
Open Winter = Teachers Institute
Local News Notes of Interest.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Montpelier. Idaho, Jan. 25.-The Bear
Lakers are having very open winter,
the like of which puzzles the Pioneers
memory TO duplicate. In comparison
with three feet OF snow last season we
now have not enough for good sleigh
Ing. The last two days have been
moderately cold. but every week thus
far has seen its thaw. Snow storms
have threatened us Of late but blowed
over. Farmers are beginning TO won
der how crops will get their drink next
summer.
The health OF the community In gen.
eral is good Some Of the scarlet fever
patients are out Of quarantine, and the
balance are recovering. No schools or
public gatherings have been suspended
Smallpox Is reported on both sides OF us
theory are rapidly making their faith
practical. No cases are yet developed
In this county.
Business Is quiet because Of scarcity
OF means. Collections have thus far
been better than expected, as farmers
have sold OF many OF their cattle TO
liquidate debts.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
On Saturday next the Bear Lake
teachers will hold their first institute
OF the season at Paris. AS the school
patrons always turn out well splen-
did time is promised.
CHANGE IN THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
The Sunday school workers are pre-
pairing to do honor 10 their ex-super-
intendent. Brother John Cederlund, on
next Monday night A party will be
given him In the meeting house.
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NOTICE or LEVY OF ASSESSMENT.
star Gold & silver Mining conpsny.
Location Of Principal Place Of Business sait
Lake Cts, Utah.


NOTICE Is hereby given that at meeting
n the board Of directors held on tho gnth day
~ Dec, isjt, an assessment oi three ID conts
yer share was levied on the capital stock OK
the corporation, payable Immediately b John
~ DALEY, treasurer al rooms 3l0-dll Progress
building, 40 Main street. salt Lake az,
Utah.
femain unpaid on the 2gth day Of January.
lsN. VIII be- delinquent and advertised ne
sale az public auction, aud unless payment /,
made before. will re sold on the 18th day "
February, leo. % pay tho delinquent nsscsi-
monf together With ire cost Of adyeftklug
and expense " sale.
THOMAS KANE,
secretary ~ star Gold aud Silver Miniux
Company Rooms 3l0-Jli Progress BnlldIng
salt Lake city Utah.
Dated December %, lsqg.
First publication. December 20. lsl9.
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A SAD BEREAVEMENT.

A double funeral was held In Dingle
Sunday afternoon, both bodies being
the children OF Mr., and Mrs. Lester
George OF that place. These two chill
dren were all the family they had, and
the gfief-stricken parents are almost
lnconsolable over their loss. The little
ones were aged one and three years. and
died within seven hours OF each other
from measles Elders Geo. Humph-
reys Of Paris and Hyrum Oakley Of
Dingie were the speakers.
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MILD WEATHER

Not cutter has been seen for nearly
q month, and wagons and buggies roll
In and out Of town az though II was
summer time. Never has such win
ter been known In Bear Lake and
many predict late spring In oonse-
quence. while some say we will suffer
for the fine weather We are having.
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DEATH OF WALTER c. COLE.

II was quite a shock to the COM
munity when II became known that
Walter C. Cole, the well known saw
mill man, was dead. He had been sick
for only few days, but pneumonia had
set In, and early Tuesday morning, the
2Srd inst, he died His eldest SON.
Charles, who had been sixteen months
away IN the missionary field. laboring
in the vicinity Of Boise, Idaho, was
telegraphed for. as also other relatives.
The funeral services were held at
Bloomington on Thursday, June %, and
were largely attended by people from
Paris. where he was so intimately ac-
quainted. The Stake choir attended In
a body and rendered a couple OF selec-
lions. which were fayorites Of the de-
ceased Jesus, Lover OF My Soul" and
zone Sweetly Solemn Thought The
Bloomington choir furnished the other
singing. The speakers were Elders
Thomas Sleight. Walter Hoge and Bsh-
ops Robert Price and Alma Findlay.
The remains'were brought to Paris for
interment.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Copper King Mining Company, location Of
Principal rlaca NJ business Salt
Lake City. Utah.
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DEPARTMENT
OF CIVILITY.

The Department OF Civility Is one OF
the principal departments Of the Bur-
lington Route.
Speaking OF II, Mr.. W. S. Parker. OF
Denver. says: "Clvillty, civility. It's
civllity everywhere, from the time you
buy your ticket and get aboard Bur-
bngton train until you are escorted
10 your connecting train, or 10 your
carriage or bus. The Burllngton's
system Of discipline must be extraor-
dinarily good, for the employees are the
most courteous j ever met"
Burlington trains for Chicago, st.
Louis, Omaha. and Kansas City, leave
Denver at $50 p. m. and 1890 p. m.
daily.
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RELIEF SOCIETY ANNIVERSARY.

The annual anniversary. commemor-
alive Of the organization Of the Relief
society of the Paris First ward, was
held In their hall. Friday evening AS
is usually the case on these happy oc-
casions, a most enjoyable time was
spent, There was a bOunteous repast
spread, and the evening was spent IN
games, dancing. singing. speeches, etc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-27

h. r. WATSON, General Agent
r. +. NEsLEN. TRAY. Pass q Freight
Agent
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VISIONARY BENEFIT.

Another event that is worthy OF COM
cessation was the grand ball given
.N evening In the Second ward for the
D'ieil Of Elder Alma Lindsay. who Is
~ laooring on mission in Rreslau.
osnany' The dance was very largely
.lshoed' and an evening Of much
ssafe and the proceeds Of the ball
I Dc used for very worthy cause
hslplng Elder Lindsay defray his
nssonary expenses
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-27

Tickets at Offices Of connecting lines.
Ticket Office. PA s. w. Temple Street.
Salt Lake City.