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CASTLE DALE.
EMERY STAKE ACADEMY.
Memorial Services in Honor or DIR.
Karl G. Maeser.

Special Correspondence.
Castle Dale, Emery Co., Feb. 90
Memorial services held In the Emery
Stake academy In respect 10 DR.. Karl
g. Maeser, deceased. The afternoon OF
Tuesday February 10, all classes were
adjourned and at y, m. the faculty
and students with many friends met
In the assembly hall OF the academy
when the following program was rem
dered:
The academy choir (forty-nve volces)
opened the meeting by singing the
beautiful anthem why Do We Rest. ="
Prayer was offered by Bishop diversion.
The following resolutions were present.
ed and adopted, being formulated by n
committee consisting Of u. Foster Cluff.
Amanda Alfred, John Oliphant, Elzina
Peterson, Agnes Anderson:
Whereas, Our Heavenly Father. In
His infinite wisdom has seen 1T to call
from this sphere OF action our beloved
general superintendent, DR.. Karl G.
Maeser: and
Whereas. We feel In the death OF
Brother Maeser We loose a leader who,
by his laboring assidously and in
defauguably. has endeared himself TO
us: and
Whereas. Brother Maeser was the
father OF our Church school system OF
education. and We deeply mourn his
loss: therefore be IL
Resolved, That we, the faculty and
students OF the Emery Stake academy
do emulate the worthy example set us
by Brother Maeser; and be II also
Resolved, That we condole with the
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BEAVER.
NOTES from Beaver Branch OF B. Y
A.-Memorial Services.

special Correspondence.
Beaver Beaver Co. Feb. 20.--Prof. r..
Maeser is In Salt Lake City this week,
attending the funeral OF his father, DIR.
Maeser.
Inc school much regretted the fact
mat we We're unable 10 join the Aca
Ieny az Provo In attending the funeral.
SUI that being Impossible, all the stu
uents ana residents Of the grounds met
~ the preparatory building at 10 a. m,
req, IL. and held memorial services
Mee,ing opened by choir singing, Thou
oost not weep 10 weep alone. Prayer
py frof A. NJ. Durham. Quartet. Who
are these arrayed In white2 by Prof.
Diurham. Chas. Whitaker, and the
misses Batty and Adams. Prlcipal
partridge made opening remarks, com
nentlng on the great work Dr. Maeser
nAd done for the youth Of Zion. Brother
., =. Talton. OF the Stake presidency.
theh addressed the meeting. He spoke
.. MS experience as a studnt under Or.
Maeser. during which time he had de-
Veioped a never ending love for his
Ieacher and for the Gospel OF Jesus
christ He implored the young people
70 emulate the noble example set by
the departed.
Prof. Durham sang THE Holy City"
rrlncipal Partridge read the short
sketch o. DR.. Maeser's life as printed
ia the News" and spoke on some OF
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NOTICE OF SALE OF 1000 SHARES OF
stock 10 the Alberta Land snl stock COM
pauy To John Beck and +. W wilson
trustee. aud 10 all whom IL may conce n'
Nutce i hereby given that Tie Alueua
Land & stock Co. will sell NJ pub lc auction
10 the highest bidder on WEDNESDAY, he IN
day of February. 4. D. 1871. at The iolro u
o'clock noon. at the West font door % the
County Court House IN the City and County
0t salt Lake State OF q all, i0oOj shares OF
the capital stock OF the Alberta Land q
stock Company, standing on the books ~ me
complny In the name q John Beck. an!
pedged'to SAID company Tor the payment OF
,eI.0oOl and interest evidenced oy tour
pr1ni,sory notes Of g. Ool 90 dated on The
ssth DAY u April a. ID. 1877 and duo ninety
day, after date. Gltd ~ said Beck which
sam, together vita interest IS que ah' I'M
ALBERTA LAND & STOCK CO.
By samuel w. NooAey President
Ieru,an. cannon & Tanner attorneys for
said t0muAuV.
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PENNINGTON.
statistics of Davis Stake - Interest
ing Meetings Held.


Pennington, Davis Co., Feb. o.
Washington's birthday was observed in
various ways in Davis county. A few Of
the public schools carried put apprO,
pirate exercises; but most of them
closed until Monday next. In some Of
the towns dancing was engaged in dur
ing the evening.
The principal events Of the day, how
ever were the regular monthly High
Council and Stake Priesthood meetings
held at Pennington, the former at the
residence of President j. w. Hess and
the latter in the Pennington meeting
house. There was an unusually large
attendance, all of the wards in the
Stake being represented except Clin-
ton, Presidents Hess and Grant were
not present at Priesthood meeting, ow.
ing to the poor condition of their
health. The meeting was presided over
by Prest, Jos. s. Clark. An excellent
spirit prevailed and the reports OF the
various Bishops were satisfactory.
Stake Clerk Smith read the statistical
report of the Stake for the year ending
Dec, 81. 1900, from which the following
extracts are taken:
Apostles, L. Patriarchs, II; High
Priests, 204; Seventies, 1862: Elders, 5l2;
Priests, 1850; Teachers 10; Deacons, Sl6
members. S,2S7; total officers and mem
bers, 1888; children under eight years
Of age, 1871; total souls in the Stake,
$3.50
The amount Of tithing reported as
having been paid In the rear 1900,
shows a marked increase Of that paid
In 1899.
Apostle John w. Taylor was the prin
clpal speaker, and gave a very inter-
estlng and instructive discourse on the
Priesthood and the duties devolvlng
upon those who hold H.
The monthly Stake officers meeting
Of the ". NJ. NJ. ]. A. was also held
here today The reports given show
the associations 10 be making fairly
good progress In their seasons work.
In some If the northern wards small
poX has been prevalent, and has inter-
ferred with meetings; but this malady
seems 10 be subsidng and meetings are
being resumed.
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GLENWOOD.
Death of Mrs. Mary Ann Buchanan
Close of "A Useful Career.
Special Correspondence.


Genwood. Sewer Co., Feb. 1--we
have been called upon 10 mourn the loss
OF a dear and noble sister, Mary Ann
buchanan, who departed this life Feb
10. She was taken sick three weeks
before her death, with what seemed to
be Ia grip, but 1t developed into more
serious disease, which terminated IA.
tally. She was IS years old. Her funer-
al was held at the Glenwood Relief
society hall, where she had presided for
nearly thirty years, and drew the sisters
towards her by the power Of love and
won the respect Of all who knew her
Consollng remarks were made by Pregi-
dent Clark, Bishop Bell, Elders Old
royd Kirkman and Sorenson and also
by Lucy Hepper In behalf of the SIS
tiers of the Relief society. The floral
offerings were beautiful and profuse.
She leaves Il husband and six children,
all grown, 10 mourn her departure one
Of them, Henry Buchanan, Is on mis-
sion in the States.
We are having very pleasant weather
after much snow and cold the ground
Is well soaked
The wife Of William Buchanan gave
birth to girl on the 10TH A girl baby
came the same day to bless the home
of Bishop Bell
We have had much sickness, but It Is
abatlng.
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bereaved family and do tender these
resolutions as token Of our deep
love and respect
The life and abors Of DR.. Maeser
were dwelt upon in a very tender and
pathetic manner by the following
speakers; Principal George Clun, Pa
trlarch q. G.. Larsen and member Of the
Stake board Of education James Peter
son.
The sacred solo "Come Unto Me- was
beautifully rendered by Hector Evans.
When the academy choir sang "Oh NY
Father the audience was much moved
by the sacredness Of the occasion and
many tears were dropped in loving re-
membrance of that good man and true
friend whom God had called unto Him
self The benediction was pronounced
by Walter Cluff.
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STATE OF UTAH,
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

NOTICE !, HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Four Aces Mining Co. will be held at tho
office OF the company, Room sol Auerbach
Building, III. South Main Street salt Lake
City, Utah, on Wednesday the 18th day OF
March, a, u, 1901, at ton o'clock A. NJ OF
said day, for the purpose Of ratifying the
action OF the board Of directors In agreeing
TO sell TO the South Swansea Mining COMPANY
free aud clear OF Indebtedness ali OF the pro-
perty OF the -Four Aces Mining Company,
real and personal situated and being az
Silver City, Utah, Ia Tintlc Mining District
Including the -Four A ces claim plfented, the
TippicanOe claim patented, ana fractions OF
the Monroe and Kingsley lodes patented, to-
gether with the tools and buildings and
other property situated thereon with the eN-
ception OF one sinking aud one stationery
pump and fittings and appliances thereto.
for and In consideration OF twenty i've
Thousand $4,000 shares OF the capital stock
~ the South Swansea Mining Company after
the capital stock OF the south Swansea Min
ing Company shall have been increased 10
three hundred thousand shares (300000). said
sale TO be made according 20 the terms and
conditions OF a certain agreement entered
into by the officers OF each ~ said compan-
les, on the 18th day Of February, A. u 1901
In pursuance OF re 'olutlons OF the board OF
directors of each Of said companies passed
ON February H. 1901 which agreement Is on
file In each OF said companies offices aud
open to the inspection OF all stockholders
said stockholders meeting Is hereby called
10 ratlfy said agreement and b authorize
the execution OF proper conveyance OF the
said property for the aforesaid consldera-
ton.
This call IS made by the president and by
order OF the board OF directors Of said com
pany, and stockholders representing more
than one half u the outstanding stock OF
said corporation.
HIRAM r. BOOTH.
President Of the Four Aces Mining Company
Salt Lake city. Utah.
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MISSIONARY CALLS.

Hyrum Madsen and Thorwald Han
sen have received letters from Prest.
Lorenzo Snow calling them upon mis-
sions. the former to Scandinavia and
Is to leave March 20, and Elder Madsen
will leave May LIST.
Abel Nielsen and Andrew Thorpe are
also called upon missions. Elder +. n.
N. Christensen, p C. Sorensen Of the
forty-seventh quorum Of Seventies, are
called on missions TO Scandinavia; win
leave for their mission April II, 1901.
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FlLLrORE.
Game Law Violated-Water Supply
VIII be Normal.

Special Correspondence
Fillmore, Willard Co., Feb. Ala COM
plant has been sworn to and filed with
Justice Bartholomew charging parties
with hunting ducks at Clear Lake,
Utah, in violation Of the game law,
According to reports the case Is a
strong one and the evidence conclusive,
Apparently spring has come, the wea-
ther Is fine and many Of our citizens are
making preparations for putting in their
gardens and spring crops, We expect
to have normal supply Of water to
irrigate the old improved farms but
the high water farms will not get any,
unless a much larger quantity of moist
ure falls. Schools have adjourned for
Washington's birthday and the faculty
are preparing 10 spend the day In an
appropriate manner betting the occa-
sion.
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Brother Maeser thereby deprivlng us
Of the companionship Of great
and noble spirit, a father to the youth
Of Zion, and particularly TO the Church
schools, spirit that will continue to
shine as a beacon light to all men
ages to come. Therefore be II
Resolved that his old students, the
faculty and students Of the Snow acad-
envy, and his many friends express
their gratitude to the Lord for the life
and labors Of this pioneer educator in
the land Of Zion. BE II further resolved
that we express our coincidence to the
bereaved family, and that copy OF
these resolutions be sent TO the wife
and children Of Brother Maeser.
II has been raining here almost every
day for week. Spring seems to be
here The weather is warm; no frost
at night
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ASSESSMENT No, i9,

WEST MOUNTAIN PLACER MINING
Company. PRINCIPAL place OF business alt
Lake City. Utah,-NotICe Is hereby given
held January 10th 1901, m assessment II
three cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock NJ the corporation, payable at
once ~ tle secretary, Fred O. nern az his
office, No, 105 Mccormick Building ale Lass
City, Utah Any stock upon which this rs.
sessment may remain unpaid on February
2.rd, laGl, will be delinquent aud advertised
Tor sale at public auction, and unless pay
ment made before, will be sold on March
gth, 1901 at p. m, " pay the delinquent as
Sessment together with costs OF advertising
and expense OF sale
Erred @ nERN SnnrntnrY
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brought Good Fortune.

A small item in his own paper lately
brought amazing good fortune to Ed
tor Chris. Reitter, OF the Saginaw
(Mich) Post and Zeitung. He and his
family had the Grip in its worst form,
Their doctor did them no good, Then
he read that DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
was a guaranteed cure for La Grippe
and all Throat and Lung troubles;
tried Il and says: Three bottles cured
the whole family. No other medicine
on earth equals It," Only SOC and
slOO at Y. c, NJ. I. Drug Dept. Trial
bottles free
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LEIGH, IDAHO.
Much Sickness Among Children -
Death of an Infant.

special Correspondence.
Leigh, Fremont Co.. Idaho Feb. 49,
The infant daughter Of @. w. and Eliza.
beth Hendrckson died on Feb. IL, was
born Dec. 70, 1900,
There is a great deal Of sickness
among the children in this valley
We have had little change In the
weather and we hope that II will i'm.
prove the conditions with those on the
sick list. We have splendid roads, snow
IN about twelve inches deep.
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
P0CATELL0, IDAHO.
ENTIRE FAMILY POISONED.
Painful Experience of James David
son and Family

Special Correspondence.
Pocatello, Idaho. Feb. 2l.--On Thurs
day night, Feb. l4th, the whole family
Of Jas, Davidson were accidentally
poisoned. Some unknown poison is be-
lleved to have been received from eat
ing fresh cabbage at dinner. No Ill ef-
feet was experienced, however. till Fri
day morning when Mrs. Davidson as
sayed TO arise. when she was suddenly
taken sick and became helpless; her
daughter Ella came to her rescue, but
she also was overcome In the same UNI
canny manner The same fate await
ed the other members of the family as
soon as they arose TO sitting posture
including Mr., Davidson, his mother and
nephew. The last named made a he
roio effort to lend his aid, only 10 tum-
BILE over on the floor In agony and help
lessness. DR.. j. II. Bean was sum-
moned and labored assiduously for two
hours, bringing the family safely
through this horrible experience. Mrs,
Jas. Davidson was the most affected
and Is still sick from Its deadly effect.
The other members Of the family have
recovered.
Two switchmen in the Pocatello yards
were slightly injured during the past
week while following their dangerous
avocations at night; Chas. Moore
bumped up against an unseen car while
standing on a caboose platform, with
such force as 10 stun him, and caus-
Ing him TO fan off. His comrades car
ried him to "the shanty" and DR.. Steely
attended to his wants. He has now
recovered and Is again at work Mr..
CaVanaugh was struck on the fore
head by a loose plank, belonging to a
ballast car. causing a scalp wound,
painful but not serious, and is now
convalescing.
Mr., James Edward Burgess. the pain
ter and artist, and old.time employee OF
the Oregon Short Line, leaves for Den
yer by way OF Ogden, where he goes
to seek other fields and pastures new.
The Workmanship 90 his hands may be
seen in many a home and studio Of
this city, and II is with regret We say
to him and his charming young wife,
"Fare-y e-well"
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HERRIrlAN.
Birthday Party In Honor Of Grand.
ma Cook, a Veteran of 50.

Special Correspondence
HERMAN. salt Lake County. Feb, 90
"A very pleasant birthday party was
given at the residence Of John j. Stock
ing on Monday, February Is, 1901 in
honor Of Grandma Cook. She has
lived to the good old age Of So. She
crossed the plains with her family in
early days, and endured many trials In
cident to pioneer days and has been
faithful through all. She has reared
wen respected family OF twelve chill
dren, and ffty-four grandchildren and
nineteen great grandchildren live 70
honor her. A very nice supper was
served. and in the evening a nice pro-
gram was rendered with music, songs,
speeches, etc. Bishop James Crane
and counselors were present, and many
friends and relatives. We all hope to
see her live to celebrate many birth
days. We rejoice in abundant rain
and the assurance OF plenty of moisture
for the next seasons crops.
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EUREKA.
Young John Glanyille Succumbs to
an Attack of Erysipelas.
Special Correspondence

special correspondence.
Eureka, Feb. 2l.-John Granville, the
son Of William Granville died here this
morning from erysipelas. The young
man was but little past fifteen years of
age and leaves father and sister, He
was bright young man and his dea tn
came as severe blow to his friends.
The funeral services will be conducted
here next Saturday and the remains will
be shipped to Salt Lake City for inter-
ment The funeral cortege Will leave
the undertaking room OF T.. G.. O'Don-
nell at ! ,. m. Sunday next, Quite a
few friends will attend from here.
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OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKS'
salt LAKE CITY Utah, foh q, 1901
scaled proposals VII be received NJ this
ofice until i0a M Friday, March : llpt Tor
,be work u grayellng the sidewalks on both
slde, of second West street, between sih and
10th south street,
spcri6cati0ns may be obta ned unon ap-
plicatIon az the Office II the Hoard " Pab'
M Works. The Board reserves the Right %
valve any informally and 10 reject any and
JOHN. &. DOOLEY. Chairman.
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ESCALANTE.
Twenty Inches of Snow In the Val
ley and Three Feet In Mountains.

Special Correspondence.
Escalante, Garfield County. Feb. 49,
We have been visited Of late with con-
siderable snow. About 20 inches fell in
the valley and teghLH mountains. The
prospects for good crops this coming
season are very favorable compared
with last, as we had no winter storms
whatever last year. AS far as the
range is concerned, the outlook for
stookraisers is flatterng.
The schools are anticipating an en-
joyable time on Washingtons birthday.
An entertainment Is now under way
and promises to be grand success.
our town had the privilege Of LISTEN
ing to very interesting play the other
evening produced by our local talent.
The young people were highly compile
mented for their efforts,
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NOTICE OF sroCKHoLpERy Mrrr,So

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
stakeholder, OF tho Salt Lake a. Los Angeles
Railway Company vii be held at tho oHIre
Of the President OF the company, No G1 ~
South Temple street on Thursday. tho 7tb
day OF March, A. d.. 1901, at 800 O'Clock n M
for the purpose OF olectlng directors OF said
company for the ensuing year and Tor the
transaction Of such other business as NAV
properly come before the meeting
WM, MCMILLAN, Secretary.
Salt Lake CITY, Utah. February lith. 1901.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Satalr Beacn Company
Will be held at the office OF the President u
the company. No. 90 n, South Temple street,
on Thursday the 7th day OF March, a. ID
lq0l., NJ $3.50 o'clock p. m., for the purpose OF
electing directors for said company for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction OF such
other business rs may properly come before
the meeting,
WIN MCMILLAN, Secretary
Salt Lake ity Utah, February lith, 1901
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the characteristic traits Of the grand
old man."
Choir sang, Nearer Home" Closing
prayer was offered by Brother n. n,
Tanner
Principal Partridge returned nom
Provo Thursday.
The second academic ball Of this
semester was given Friday evening. An
had a very enjoyable time.
= Next Friday evening the throe nor
drama, THE Girl From Klondlke." viii
be played IN the concert han by num-
Der Of the students.
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IONA. IDAHO.
bingham Stake Presidency - New
Bishop AT Iona.

Special Correspondence.
Iona, Bingham County Idaho. Feb.
2e-At the Bingham stake conference
recently held at Lewisville. Bishop A.
j. Stranger Of Iona ward was sustained
and set apart as second counselor 70
Preident James T.. steele to M the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Elder Joseph $. Mulliner. To hn the
vacancy caused therebs In the Iona
ward, Elder Charles W. lockwood was
called TO the position OF Bishop and set
apart at the same conference.
Last Sunday he was presented TO the
Saints In this ward and Unanimously
sustained by them. He had selected
Elders George = Ward and Isaac Gud-
mundsen as counselors. who were also
presented and unanimously sustained.