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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-29

WALKS EIGHTEEN MILES TO HER
GRAVE.

A case Of peculiar and pathetic deyo
ton Is reported from Darlington. About
ten years ago Miss Belle McMullen, a
Darlington girl died In Frankfort. her
body being brought 20 Darlington for
interment At Frankfort she had been
"a Sunday school teacher and I'm her
class was a half-witted lad named Kirk
UNI. His aillicti0n enlisted her sympa-
thy and she was quite kind to the boy.
Her death was an awful blow 10 him
and for weeks he was inconsolabe. ~
Ing about his home IN dumb agony It
might be supposed that a person Of his
frai mentality would in time forget
his grief but Kirkum has not done 50.
Each year. on the anniversary Of Miss
McMullon's death. he goes from his
home In Frankfort 90 her grave.
weary walk Of over eighteen miles He
carries with him seasonable flowers.
which he places on the mound as a
tribute Last week he walked the dis
lance in the rain and left bis flowers
as usual He mOurns her death az sin
cerely today as he ever did and the
grief he displays at her grave IL touch
ing In the extreme. -lndanaI oils News
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AMUSEMENT so. s

WEST MORNING GLORY MINING COM.
plny, Office and principal place Of business,
SALT Lake tlty Utah. N0tit o Is hereby given
that AZ a meeting OF the directors held ou
the l.th day ~ june 1901 an assessment %
ono ceGt Ter share was lovlcd on
al the shares Of the capital stock
OF the corporation, payable ON or be-
fore July H. 1911 to the secretary, al 80 u.
} Walker Building between fast and West
Temple. second south Street salt Lake
cry Utah Any stock upon which tho as
st,sment may remain unpaid on the l5h day
OF July 1891. viii be delinquent and advcr-
Q sed Tor sale at pubic auction ana unless
payment Is made before 80 many " the
shares roprescn ed by each certificate OF the
stock 50 delinquent ~ may be necessary,
will be sold on the 5th day Of August, ly0l at
40 D. D. wa kor building. salt Lake city,
Stat ~ Titan. at the hour OF II oc ok m,
TO pay tho delinquent assessment together
with the cost OF Advertising and expense u
sale
The transfer books will be closed for the
transfer OF stock on the evening OF July IL
1891. THOMAS y. TAYLOR,
secretary.
By order Of the board Of directors
salt Lake city, Utah, June u, lsOL
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OUR NEICHBORS.
LEIGH, IDAHO.
Gold weather Retards Crops-Difn-
culties with Sheep Men.

Special Correspondence.
Leigh, Fremont Co., Idaho. June 90
The weather is very cold and crops are
not growing as they ought TO at this
time Of the year The fruit crop win
be very short
DIFFICULTIES WITH SHEEPMEN.
Some time ago about thirty armed
men from this valley went 10 the h0rth
end Of the valley 10 turn the sheep
around and not let them enter the val
ley Most Of the herds went around.
but three punches took the county road
through by briggs thence east TO the
summer ranges, II Is a very easy mat.
ter for all OF the sheep To go around and
leave the valley for the farmers and
ranchers' teams and cows, Most If the
flock owners are willing to come 10
some terms II the people win send some
Of their leyel-headed and respected
men 20 make terms. They should start
now ana have this matter adjusted be-
fore next spring
u. B IAmOrcauX Of Preston, Ida, T.
visiting relatives here. He Is delighted
with the Teton Valley.
FINED FOR LARCENY.
John Henre was fined so and s1S .G5
costs for taking a sleigh from the
premises OF Albert Curtis, or was re.
ported some time ago IN the News"
Mr. HenrIe promptly paid the fine. The
trial came up before Justice John
Letham az Haden,
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l-EitI.
Pioneers at the Old Folks Festival
\ Correction.

Special Correspondence.
Lehl, Utah CO., June &.-ln a report
from Lehl Of the "Old Folks day."
which appeared In last nights News
1t is stated that ten who arrived IN
salt Lake city July "a, 1917, attended
the festivities at Lohi day before yes
terday. This was an error One or two
Of the pioneers Of 1877 were present but
none Of the original or first company
Of pioneers who arrived under the I'M
mediate leadership Of President Brig
ham Young on the date given.
The medal worn by Geo Groneman Of
Provo. was the celebrated Gross VI
Dannenborg, which can be compared
with the Victoria Cross Of Great Brit
ain. which in Denmark Is a distinctive
mark of honor given only to a few.
Resides the one possessed by Brother
Groneman there Is only one other in
Utah. Among the special features Of
the festivities here on Wednesday was
a game OF baseball played between the
married and the unmarried men OF
I.ehl for the amusement of the old folks
deserves mention. ALSO that short and
appropriate speeches were delivered by
o. ". Berg and John b. Miner Of Provo
and Andrew Jensen Of Salt Lake city,
representing the Old Folks central
committee
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SPANISH FORK.
TOUCHING FUNERAL RITES.
Obsequics Over Remains of Little
Christy Dell Greer.
sneclal Corresnondence.

Special Correspondence,
Spanish Fork, Utah Co., June Is
This afternoon at 4 o'clock funeral SER
vices were Ia over the remains of
little Christy Dell Greer, daughter Of
MI. and Mrs. Willard o, Greer Of the
Second ward OF this place. The gath
ering was unusually large both on ac-
count of the prominence Of the family
and OF the sudden taking away by ac-
Cdtntal Killing OF the deceased child.
BISHOP George u. Smell conducted the
obsequies, and the whole ceremony was
pathetically impressive. The funeral
sermons were delivered by Elders Geo.
wilkins, Carl MarcusOn, Joseph A.
Rees and Bishop Smell,
Hundreds took a last sad view OF the
beautiful girl, after which the remains
were taken 10 It's temporary resting
place, followed by large class OF sun
day school classmates dressed IN white,
each carrying a bouquet, wreath or
garland Of sweet scented flowers,
which were afterwards laid believed
with tear drops upon the little mound
that covers the pulseless form OF one
that but a few days ago sang hymns Of
praises TO God with them.
The cortege extended for three
blocks. while scores on foot followed
the procession to the cemetery. a
prayer was offered there, and the little
coffin was lowered into the grave,
Tonight a dance is In progress at the
pavilion, the proceeds Of which will be
given by the NJ |, A. TO Elder Rem
Durfant, who goes to England on a
mission IN a few days.
Lehi beat PaysOn In baseball game
here today.
The weather Is very hot, water get
ting quite scarce, yet the crops, save
lucern, are still promising,
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Comfortable
Clothes for
HOt Weather

Are to be found here. II IT'S a thin
suit, we have the unllned, good-fttIng
kind Of nanncls and wool crashes, IN
newest up-to-date patterns. Prices
range from $500 to Sl5 a suit Then
we have the blue and white serge coats
and coats and vests from $3.50 TO $500,
and nice light trousers to go with
them, from $500 to $500 a pair. and
negIigee shirts, the Manhattan and
Monarch, 800 to $500 thin underwear,
all grades from 800 to $40 a suit fan
cy hosiery in great variety from rs
cents to $3.50 a pair and straw hats
from so cents to $3.50, and shoes from
$3.50 to 500. Give us a call.
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SPRING CITY.
OLD FOLKS MADE HAPPY.
The Fourth VIII be Honorcd Light
LuCcrn Crop.

Special Correspondence,
Spring city, Sanpete Co.. June 2S.--
The old folks Of our ward were given
a banquet at the opera house yester-
day An over sixty years Of age were
Invited also the widows and mission
aries wives. stake President G. n.
Lund and Counselors Peter Matson and
George Christensen were among the
guests. After partaklng of a bountoous
repast the afternoon was spent IN lis
tening 60 a program OF songs, recita-
uons, musical selections. and speeches
by members OF the Stake presidency
and ward bshoprlc There were one
hundred and forty-six present and each
one seemed 10 be inbued with that Joy
full spirit which is ever felt at the old
folks gatherings.
IN HONOR or THE FOURTH.
The committee having In charge the
Fourth OF July celebration has prepared
the usual program for that ocea ion
Az the morning meeting Judge john
son VIII be the orator The afternoon
IL set apart FOR sports for the young
to ilnlsh with a party In the evening
at the Opera house.
The first crop Of lucern Is being cut.
ana Is rather light II IL selling at IS
per ton. which means that the article
IL scarce.
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cold The water is falling very fast
now; IN fact It is lower than last year
at this time, but the land is in better
condition and a good second crop Of
alfalfa is anticipated The grain pros
pect Is very encouraging
Surveys Of the oil lands In our yicini-
ty are still under Roadway and the re-
corder's Office Is rushed with the I'M
crease Of business in recording the
claims,
Leon Pack and family, who have been
In Salt Lake for several months have
Just returned TO their home IN Vernal
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FIXING JURIES IN IRELAND.

one Of the grievances TO which The
irish members In the house OF COM
mons recently called public attention
was jury-packing In Ireland, II must
be said that the debate IN the house
sufficiently established the fact that the
practice does exist on a large scale.
Members whose word cannot be doubt
ed testified to its existence, while the
attorney general, IN his reply to the
charges, was content TO justify the
practice ON the ground Of necessity
Springfield Republican.
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AssEssMrNr NOTICE.

STAR GOLD & SILVER MINING CO.
Location Of principal place OF business, salt
Lake City, Utah. Notice Is her0Dy
given that at a meeting OF the Board III Di-
rectors held on the 18th day " June lp0L an
on the outstanding capital stolk OF the cor
poration payable Immediately % sam VIII
Hanson, secretary 2li jennings Block, a
West lrst South Street salt Lake city,
Utah. Any stock on which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 18Th day Of Inly,
1901 viii 10 delinquent and ad yertlssd tor
sale al public auction. ana unless payment
rs made before will be sold on the 10Th day OF
July. 1901, 20 pay the delinquent assessment,
together with the cost ~ advertising aud OK
pen,e Of sale. SAM WILLIAMSON
Secretary OF star Gold & silver Mining Com
pany, Room ~ Jennings Block, salt
Lake City. Utah
Dated June ilth, 1901.
First publication June 18th, 1901
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PROBATE
Division. in and Tor salt Lake county. state
Of Utah In the matter Of the estate Of
Samuel A. Wuoloy deceased. Notice The
petition ~ Elizabeth Anne Woolley and a.
NJ NoOlloy. executors Of the estate of Fam
uel a, N0ollcy, deceased, praying for an or
der Of sale ~ real property OF said dece1ent,
aud that all persons Interested appear before
the said court TO shOS cause why an order
shou not be granted 10 sell 50 much ~
shall be- ne essary, ul tho following d0scrlO-
ed real estate u said deceased to-wlt
An 0f Lot :, Block 80, Ten Acre Pat ~"
Big Field survey Ten Aces, has been set
for hearing on Friday, the l2lh day Of July,
a. u 1901, at 10 O'Clock u. M. at the County
Court House, IN the Court Room OF said
Court, IN salt Lake City, salt Lake County,
Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said Court with tho
sea thereof affixed TINS 18th day
SEAL OF june A. y. 1901.
JOHN JAMES, Clerk.
ny G. Frank Emery Deputy CLERK.
J. NJ Tanner. Attorney.
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PROVO.
DISTRICT COURT HEARINGS.
Bids on New Academy Building Ac-
cepted-Work VIII be Pushed.


Special Correspondence.
Proyo. Utah Co., June 2s.-The case
Of Elisha Peck Jr.. VS. the Oregon short
Line Railroad company, IL now being
heard in the Fourth district scouEt.
Plaintiff sues for $4,000 for personal
injuries, and for $3.50 for killing two
horses and damaging plaintiffs wagon
In the northeast part Of Lehi Deem
Der eth, 1899. Defedants hurts
consist of injuries to his hip, spine and
breast. which are alleged TO be perma-
nent In their character, and TO have
been received through an engine OF the
defendant company striking plaintiffs
vehicle. in which he was crossing the
railroad track at the time. and place
above mentioned. Negligence Is
charged against the defendant company
In failing to give any signal Of the APP
proach OF the engine, which plaintiff
was unable TO see on account OF a
house and a grove OF trees near the
crossing) and by running the engine at
greater rate Of speed than provided
by the ordinances Of Lehi City.
The defense is a general denial OF all
OF the allegations OF the complaint.
The case was tried In July Of last
year, when verdict was rendered for
plaintiff In the sum Of 1924; a new
trial was granted on motion Of defend
ant. There are many witnesses 10 ex-
anime, and stipulation has been made
between the attorneys. that either side
may read In evidence the testimony
given at the former trial, and this Is
being done TO a great extent.
The following jury has been lmpan-
eled 10 try the case; William Park,
Mons Monson. william Marley. Abra-
ham Halliday, Isaac NJ. Carter Ed
ward w. Clark, John T, Hales and c.
p. Warwick
An effort Win be made &c get through
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Division, I'm and Tor Salt Lake County, state
Of tab. ia the matter NJ the estate and
guardiaushipof Nellie Vivian Little minor.
Notice The potion for approval and sottle-
inout Ut the final account NJ the guar tan
and for tho discharge Of the guardian OF tho
minor has been set Tor hearing on
Friday, thu 18th day Of July, A, D.
lnCl at 10 o'clock am, at the county
Court House IN the Court room OF
said Court IN salt Lake city, Salt Lake
County, Utah
Witness the clerk OF said Court with tho
seal tU,reof affixed this 18th day
lsEALl OF June, A. u. 1904
John JAMES, Clork.
By e, Franz Emery, Deputy Clerk
Young MoYie, Attorneys,
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~ THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Division, in and for salt Lake COunty. state
Of Utah, In tho matter OF the estate OF
aucu t. Melvin NJ Mlllcr and u. &, Miller
OF letters II admins ration IN the estate Of
David l.. Miller deceased. has boon SGT Tor
hearing on Friday the l2th day OF
j1lY a. y, 10Ol AZ 10 o'clock a m, 10 thl
County Court House. IN tho Court Room Of
said Court IN salt Lake City salt Lake
County Utah
Witness tho clerk OF said Court with tho
seal thereof affixed this :ith day
IsEALl OF June, A. u. 1901
JOHN JAMES. Clerk
by j. q. Eldredge, Jr, deputy Olork.
james II. MOyle, Attorney.
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Is unsurpassed for fine Llnens'
Muslins and delicate Lhces.
AssLesMkNr NnrlrE.

THE SEW STATE Gun CLuB. A COR.
p3railon organized undar tho Laws Of the
state Of Utah, Location NJ principal place
Of business salt Lake Oity. State o. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that 40 q meeting OF
the trustees held on tho 18Th day Of June.
1871. an assessment Of ANO0 30 share was
levied on the capital stock ~ the corpora
August 1901. TO the SECRETARY and treasurer
at lions savings Bank 4 Trust CO., az salt
Lake city, Utah Any stock upon which
this assessment NAV rrmain unpaid on the
1T day OF August l0l, will be delinquent
and advertised Tor sale at pubi C. auct ION.
and uuleis taynent is made before will be
sold on the 20th day oi August, 1901 10 pay
the delinquent assessment. together with tho
cost OF advertising aud expenses OF sale
%. q. BEEBE. Secretary.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Division, in ana for salt Lake County, State
Of Utah In the matter OF the aDpllcQt On
Tor dissolution u incotpora ion OF the Echo
Land ana stock Company corporation.
Notice he petition Oi the Echo Land and
Stock Company "a corporation, praying Tor
decree Of dissolution OF Incorporation on
said Echo Land a Stock Company a c0rp0r-
alton, has been SGT for hearing on Friday,
the Eth day OF July A. D. 1901, at 10 o'clock
a. m. ut Che County Court House I'm the
Court Room Of said Court, In salt Lake city,
salt Lake County Utah. Any and all per"
sons having any object ons to the dissolution
Ot said corporation may lile the same with
the clerk " said Court within thirty days
Of the date hereof
Nv order ~ the Court
witness John James Clerk OF said Court
with the seal thereof affixed,
lsEALl this sth day OF June, A. D. 1901.
JOHN JAMES, Clork
Young & Moyle. Attorneys
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or SALT
Lake County. state Of Utah. Probate Dl-
vision, Estate Of Henry Alberto WoolleN
deceased, Tho undersigned will sell at pri-
,ate sa 10 all the right title. and Interest Of
said deceased at the time of his death and
all the Interest ~ his estate at this time,
which said interest Is estimated at bftoeh
hfty-siNths uj50 Of the whole " the prop
ouy hereinafter described bat the whole Of
the interest " suid deceased hereby ollor.
ed for sale, whether moro or less than fifteen
hity-sSths, In and to the following descrlb-
I'D property towit'
Tho north half Of Lot Eight g., Block
Flfty-sly 900, Hat "a, salt Lake City SUR.
yog salt Lake city and County. state Of
Ctah, on aud after Wednesday. the Ord day
Of luly, A. u, 1901 ;aud written bids VIII DO
received nc the Office Of Young & Moyle,
Descrot National Rank building Salt Lake
city Utah
Terms OF salei Cash, ten per cent upon
sale: balance upon continuation by the
Court JULIA $. WloLLEY,
ADMINISTRATIVE Of tho estate OF said deceased.
Dated June2i. 1891
Young Is Moyle Attorneys
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VERNAL.
ADVENT OF SMALLPOX
Spreads Alarm-Paying the Streets
With Natural hsphaltum.


Special Correspondence,
Vernal, Uintah Co., June 2L-.Not-
outstanding our feeling OF security
against the dread disease, there is one
genuine and well developed case of
smallpox in Vernal Mr.. W. =. Col
thorp, the head OF the firm Of Colthorp
q Co, is the victim. The case is q
light one and IL under strict quaran-
tine, and Il Is confidently expected that
II viii be confined 60 the family OF Mr.,
Colthorp There Is considerable talk
among those easily excited that numer-
Gus persons have been exposed and that
the approaching Fourth OF July celebra-
ton, for which quite elaborate prep
aratlons are under Roadway, ought TO
be abandoned. but there seems TO be
really little foundation for this excite
ment. Unless other cases develop, the
probabilities are that the celebration
will go on as anticipated.
PAVING THE STREETS.
At the meeting OF the city council
held last evening the contract for the
delivery of 1000 tons OF sand asphalt
UNI for paving one OF the streets OF
Vernal was awarded 20 George A.
slaugh at Sl.1g per ton. The asphaltum
needs no preparation whatever further
than warming so that II can be easily
spread. The paving Is no experiment
with US either. Nernal has several
blocks Of we'll paved walks, the best In
the state. and II was all done without
a cent OF special tax. No special tar
Will be levied for the work now under
progress.
Haying Is In full swing and the crop
Is only medium. There has been plenty
OF water, but the weather has been
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May Ann Amot laques deceased. Creditors
will present claims with vouchers TO the un-
dorslgned, at 39 empletou lluldlng on or
before the stu day OF October, A. ID. 1911
FREDERICK j. A. JAQUFS,
Administrator OF the estate OF Mary Ann
AmOt Ia1ucs, deceased.
Date Of first publication June 10th, A. D.,
Lot
H. $ Tanner Attorney.
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RIO cRANos WESTERN RY.

ARRIVES
IIom south and last lo;J a. No. 200 { n
fro II sgp e.
LEAVES
Ia south and Rust rs a. M, ELS .. m. and
si5 pm.
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NOTICE

ZIONs BENEFIT BUILDING sOC1ETY.
Tho annual meeting ~ the stockholders Of
at tbs Il. O. Nj Shoe Factory o. Tue day.
July @ J. OF, 90 O'Clock T.. VI. Tor the viectDn
OF Officers for the ensuing year. the presan.
tation u the financial report and the trans
action OF such other cuisines, as may lawfully
come before tie meeting salt Lake CITY
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COAL.ViLLE.
SERIOUS RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Carmen. Beckwlth Nuptials-Tramp
Injured aADeath From Appendicitis

Special Correspondence,
Coalvllle,, Summit Co., June 27.-The
county clerk issued q marriage license
on the 2sth to f. W. Beckwith 81, Of
Evanston. and Miss Louise Carman. %,
OF Vincennes, Indiana.
TRAMP INJURED.
A tramp was picked up today on the
railroad track In Echo canyon He was
lnsensible when found, II was sup
posed he had been stealing ride on
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE RY.

ARRiYfs
IRON North and Northwest 2 a. M, I'sop. M
200 y. m.
Iron South. ( 90 o. m. 1870 O. m, l;sQ ., M,
,.S5 .. m. and li'hSp.m.
LEAVES
For North and Northwest s;25 a. m. 1875 a
m. II Goa m.
Icr souih. $50 .. No. s;c5 o. IN, $3.50 D. m, 40
p.n. and 1910 D. m.
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CIPCLFVII.LE
Sunday School Workers Instructed
BY Elder l., j. INITIAL.

Special Correspondence.
Circleville, Pute Co.. June PA
meeting Of the Sunday school officers
and teachers was held at this town on
Wednesday evening Elder L. John
INITIAL OF the Deseret Sunday school
Union board. accompanied by Elder D.
y. Felt, were present and addressed
the meeting on Sunday school topics.
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STOCKHOLDERS. MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
it)cknolders o. the Deseret Savings Bank,
vii be held on Tuesday, the 9Th dty OF Jaly,
A. D. 1871 al - o'clock noon. at IL Office In
the Deseret National HANK " salt Lake City,
for the purpose ~ electing Directors 10 serve
Tor the ensuing year. aud Tor the tran.actinn
Of such other business a. may lawfully come
before a.
ELIAsA. SMITH Cashier.
salt Lake City, june g. 1901.