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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

Ely MINING a MILLING COMPANY
1di.s and principal place OF business, SAT-
lake Cuy Utah. Notice Is hereby y yen
tIaf AT a mo.tInr OF the dire'ioN, held n
HaI-tb 1nr of January 1901. AN assessment OF
4 '.nl. uer share wa, levied on 81. me share,
~ MI, r.HItI. ,t0-k 10 the corporation issued
and outstanding. payable on ut yeI lIe Nv,
g..,-v ,Ith. Do q. 20 inc treasurer 40 ~, Q,ht1
"a b. ZONES Is Co. p, Bank, No. lol MAN
.f-e.t SAT- Lake City Utah
An, stuck upoa which me assessment may
r.w.tp unpaid on the Fist duy Of February,
iri suI DO delinquent luu ADVERTISED iot
SAID I'D public auction, an unless piyn.h1
is rIsdo before, SO many o. the shares fep5e'
,sutad ly each certificate of tue 80, ~ ~,
.I,uueut. OBJ. may Doe necessary, VIII pc SOY
o1 the lsth duy OF March. lVL az lV oC'.vN
IA m.. % nay the delinquent o. 't'stleus y ~.
retnor VITA the cost OF advertising A'1 VA
p''' WN.b spKAGtE Secretary
By order q the Board o. Dine tors
Salt LAKE CITY. Utah lnnnA,y ID, WI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

or Horace Cover a young man Of 30
years Brother Cover has been In
moor health FOR "a numer OF years.
being troubled with acute rheumatism
and heart disease The deceased was
held i'm high esteem by our citizens
ms was demonstrated IN the large at
tendance az the funeral services as
we'll as the long cortege that followed
his remains 10 their last resting place.
SCHOOLS IN FULL RUNNING
ORDER.
District school opened on the 18th
with almost fun attendance, no
special conditions being required for
the admittance OF pupils, our health
hoard and school trustees seem TO work
in harmony thus far and no conflict
mas arisen between them. our school
buildings received a thorough dlsIn-
lection as well az cleaning during the
holiday vacations and We ore I'm hopes
that By due caution our public school
win not be interctered with.
Last evening a well attended meeting
OF the citizens ana taxpayers met IN
The ward hall for the purpose Of con-
sldering the advIslbility Of putting ~
"a wnter system. After considerable
ink il was decided not to Try 10 put
tine same In at present as The cost was
something over $4,000 this being con-
sidered TOO much of q luxury.
The equitable distribution of the vaH-
Gus water rights is receiving slnsIdcr-
able attention just at present. and
every effort is beng made 90 settle Up
the matter as much az possible before
going into the courts Business la
somewhat dull as is usually the case
after the holidays, and many able
bodied men are seeking employment
and the general cry Is 10 give us SOME
thing 10 do 10 earn livelihood Tor
our families
The weather is remarkably iinc for
this time of the year and outdoor Woik
has been going on an winter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
LOGAN.
RESIGNATION OF BISHOP LEWIS,
Division Of sake Discussed Nacci.
nation Propaganda

Special Correspondence
Logan. Cache County, Jan. ls.-At
The regular meeting Of the Cache Stake
High Council held here today, the res
ignation Of Bishop b. NJ, Lewis Of
Logan First ward was filed. Elder
Lewis has presided over this ward for
forty years past and has ever had the
love. confidence and respect OF the peo-
pie. lie had served lonog and faith
fully and the news OF his resignation
will be received with regret by the peo-
pie OF the ward
The question Of his successor and OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
PARK CITY.
Demise of Edward Winthworth-Re'
mains VIII be Shipped to Iowa.

Special Correspondence.
Park city, Jan. 1S.-Edward Winth-
worth. a young man ~ years old, died
here last night at o'clock Of pneu-
nonla. His home was in Iowa; he
came 10 Park city two years ago. He
has worked IN the ontario mine ever
since he came here. He leaves a large
number OF relatives here 10 mourn
his demise. His body win be shipped TO
IUWO.
The weather Is again beautiful but
very cold. Sleighing H. better now
than it has been for two years.
Ore was struck on the 1900 level IN
the silver King mine. 1t is reported 70
be a rich strike.
The Comstock Mining company Is
putting In machinery, And the quincy
has begun shipping ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
WILLARD.
Musical Observation-Disclosures Con-
ference - Death of Thos. Hicks.

Special Correspondence.
Willard. BoXelder Coz Jan, lS,-On
the i2th inst Prof II. s. Goddard, Of
Salt Lake city. paid us a visit In the
evening ne appeared before an appre-
ciative audience at the Opera house.
His entertaining lecture was listened 10
with much interest and called forth
much well merited praise. In render
ing the musical selections Prof Cod
dard was ably assisted by Miss Har-
rington. Of ogden The entertainment
was rare musical treat much en-
loved by the good people OF willard.
ON sunday. January lS, ward confer
epce WAS beld here. Much valuable in
structlon was given by the Stake presi-
deucy,
Thomas Hicks, q young man Of 20
wears succumbed 20 the dreaded ty-
phoid on the 18th inst
Many people are suffering from severe
colds,
our schools are wen attended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
SKATING RACE TOMORROW
Bert Margetts aud William Morgan
WIN Get Their slippers ON.

At Mellen's skating rink tomorrow at
noon, Bert Marggtts and William Nor
San win skate a race In three heats,
for the best two out OF three, The dis
tauce win be 0no-half mile
In addition 10 the race an exhibition
OF fancy skating win be given by Bert
Margetts The rink is located at Fifth
West and Fifth North.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
SANTAQUlN.
Educational Lecture by Prof. Brim-
hall Followed by Banquet


Special Correspondence.
Santaquln. Utah County, Jan. Is
Last evening and all OF yesterday forms
an epoch Ina the educational advance
ment Of Santaquin. Trustees, teachers
bupils and patronsw ere engdgeda good
iy part of the day In making prepara-
tions for the evening Prof Olsen and
choir Of q voices had also been tun-
ing to add melody and eloluence. Al
the Relief Society han were number
Of young ladies' and gentlemen Of the
century class preparing a banquet NJ
for a king. At 1880 D, M. the new Lat
ter-day SAINTS meeting house was hlled
and a preliminary program was rem
dered After which Prof. George il.
Brmhali OF the b, Y Academy OF
Provo delivered a mastery address. HIS
theme was the elevation Of the masses
into the realms OF pure morality and
stong alert intellectually through the
systematic training Of the home, the
school and society. He laid very heavy
stress on the importance Of heart Gull
ture. and showed the evil effects Of
one-sided development. After the
meeting a grand banquet was given
i'm honor of Prof. Brimbhall by mem
bers OF the advanced grades and citl-
yDug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
May Ind PriLe TiphlIng.

Denver Colo, Jan ls.-The bin in
troduccd On the Colorado state senate
repeating the Canon prize fight law,
which permits tan-r1uud glove contests,
passed the senate today boy vote Of
a Co S. 10 VIII now 60 40 the house
and II passed by that body and signed
by the governor 10 viii put an end TO
prize fighting In this state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
CEDAR CITY.
CONDITIONS IN IRON COUNTY.
Case of Smallpox - Death of Horace
Cover - schools Well Attended.

Fl''l"l N'AA HI'AH'tN~s
Cedar city Iron County, Jan. L.
A light fall of snow was hailed with
gratitude last week and indications
are that the beautiful fell more extern
sively In the mountains Thus far dur
ing the winter we have hardly had SUI
hcieut moisture to lay the dust upon
our streets.
Notwithstanding the percaution taken
by our health board we have one fam
IS Qusrautined with the smallpox, the
disease was introduced here by a ciu-
zen Of Kanarra who had for some time
been laborng In Mercur, on his return
home h. was feeling unwell and stayed
here for the night with some friends
residing I'm our city, ON consulting the
doctor next morning IL was found he
had the smallpox. II is now stated
that there Is another case I'm the family
Last Saturday Samuel 7. Leigh lost
a bright child OF two years by pneu-
monia. Services over the remains were
held I'm the tabernacle on Sunday.
on January 1ith our people were
called together TO pay their last re-
spects TO the earthly remains Of Broth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
THE GREAT SALT LAKE
PRESENT AND PhST,n

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T.. +. q. s.. professor Of seoIOgy, Uni
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I.EHI.
Mcssrs. Mark Austin and James Tur-
ner Go TO Colorado Sugar Fields.
Special Correspondents


Lehl. Utah County. Jan l9-Mr Mark
Austin. who has been assistant ugu-
cultural superintendent of the Utah
Sugar company for q number %, years,
has accepted a position with the Love
land sugar company or LoyeIand Col
orado. as chief agricultural supcrIn-
tendent and VIII leave here Monday
evening next Tor that place Mr. Aus
tin Is recognized as one OF the best
agrlcultuallsts and the l.1yeldnd COM
pany has made no mistake in securing
his services He goes highly recon-
mended by Manager Thomas H. Cutler
Mr.. James Turner leaves today with
his family for Sugar City. Colorado,
where he will assume The position of as
sistant agriculturist for The lnterna-
tional Beet Sugar company MI
Turner occupied this position last sea-
son and gave the best of satisfaction.
The Utah Sugar company has lately
stocked as pond near the factory with
black bass,
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BEAVER.
DEATH OF ROBERT sToNEY.
Was a Highly Respected Citizen d
smallpox Situation Unchanged.

Special Correspondence.
Beaver. city. Beaver Co., Jan Is
Elder Robert st0ney. who has been an
invalid for a number OF years. died on
saturday last. the 18th inst He was
born at Leads. Yorkshire England. Ian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
Basket BAH Game.

The second basket BAH team OF the
Y NJ. e.. A. ANA the Hamilton school
team viii he pitted together al the Y.
VI. c. A. gymnasium this evening.
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,,,1aIC1 COURT HEARINGS
rn.ns,,i Before Judge Ct ''''P'
Dinlge 'O'
If uI,. nnrlna a'eT yer. o.
ra'''' ., DEN neml,o Of Joseph NOR
'''I lD rouco court notes

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p... ,r. Is H.
district ' p.tsr Mats0n vs. W.
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AGAINST the oeI''' o., AN
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u11a.' AZ. defendant 4 jury . "'s
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base a.ll Otup' ''
Zinc testimony ~, ostate Of Erick
' H.. a. matter of lnt ,l,I,p for let
.I-y..r deceased. a p,,g 6Isi by r.
L M .lmInistrall0h N'J M Scodelu
rbrue Erickson l.' 10 money in
'Vay ani LEFT d SUN r.Iatiyes in
'' .rt In ogden he N'N
al. c'rn,ry .-.,,, NJ $. T..
W., M matter OF 'He ~. ,1r probate
~. i.s.n deceased leI.s.1g'"i by Andrew
.lrlIof deceased "Ds H'.si os executor
T. E.gs.'."' NJ 4 also the only hs''
IN tss estate. u..4. e,s5 an action
Attorney y. j. ha' ~ y Harris against
ON behalf o.. Emma ..' ~ a. recover pos
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
BAcKAcHH AND HEADACHE CURED.
RESTORED TO COMPLETE HEALTH

V o.
TO-, Rochester ~ Y
with female,
in d
ores d
Dee without Ia home for ten times
Yours gratefully, VIRGINIA TOWNSEND
Temperance Union 30 shcohon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19

tatiye that the impression there is gem
eral that the management OF the Pleas
ant Valley Coal company Will. within
"a day or so, issue an invitation 20 The
striking miners 10 come back 10 work
on the old schedule of prices And
that, II they do so, practically an Of the
old miners. many Of whom have their
families at Scoiield and Winter Quar-
tiers. win 60 70 work. The strike IS
considered ill-advised by them. and
many of the leaders In the strike move
ment have left the camp ami ae still
leaving.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
PROVO.
BEET GROWERS MEETING.
working for More Acreage Winter
Quarters strike.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Utah Co., Jan i9-At the
meeting Of beet growers last evening,
n letter was read from Manager cut
ler of the Utah Sugar company. stat
ing that the company had decided not
to require any bonus from the beet
growers for the erection Of a crushing
station. as previously announced In the
News" but that all who would be re-
1uired would be % fulfil the obligation
In regard 20 sufficient acreage TO war
rant the building of such "a plant, and
90 secure to the company the necessary
water 20 run ii.
The letter encouraged the beet grow
ers 10 Try 90 secure the promise OF SUI
fcient acreage. ana 10 that end the
committee appointed for that purpose
win make a further canvass or the
farmers
John Johnson, L, l., Bunnell and
George Scott, Jr, were appointed 81
committee % visit Vineyard for the
purpose Of securing acreage in that
district for the crushing station.
RELIEF CORPS INSTALLATION.
The following officers Of the W. r.
Sherman Relief corps, No. 5, were in
stalled last evening, Mrs Short Of Salt
Lake acting as the installing officer.
President Mrs. John Warwick SEMI
or vice president Mrs. Geo. Hall, jun
Tor vice president. Mrs Kittie a, Hines
chaplain. Mrs. +. II simmons, secreta-
~. Mrs. NJ. NJ Kellogg, conductor
Mrs II. NJ. Dougall, guard, Mrs George
Jaggers, assistant conductor Mrs,
Johnson,
WINTER QUARTERS STRIKE,
a gentleman who has just come from
..-N--LL L..L.r...- IL LLA ..---L ..l.t-.a on
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Rochester, n. Y, Aug. "a, 1900,
DUFFY MALT WHlSKEY CO.,


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Gratefully yours,
John w. ATTRIDGE.
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PROVO BRIEFS.

There win be a mass meeting Of ciu-
zens held In the court house, Tuesday
evening. 10 consider the vaccination
question
John g. Graham, the veteran actor
and theatrical manager, viii manage
the Provo opera house for Mr.. Knight
Bishop W. ID. Robinson. Of American
FORK was a Provo visitor yesterday.
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Rochester NY, fora Free sample.
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Cures Asthma

Do you know what it is to
have the asthmai Or have
you ever seen one suffer with
it, The hard struggle for all,
the spasmodic breathing, the
nights spent in the chair, all
tell a story of terrible suffering.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-19
SUIT DISMISSED.

The suit for separate maintenance,
recently brought IN the Fourth district
court by Mrs Ella Chapman against her
husband, Stephen Chapman was dis
missed yesterday on motion Of plain
tLfl.s ATTORNEY.
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ruNERAL or MISS BREWER
DEATH OF JOSEPH MORLEY.

Joseph Morley an aged resident ~
Ogden died at hts home on Adams
Avenue between ThIrty-sIXth and
Th,tyssyonth street yesterday morn
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WINTER QUARTERS STRIKE.
A gentleman who has just come from
Scofeld. informs the News represen-
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changes in the First ward boundaries
We're discussed, but no action was
taken
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-12-07
Communicated.

The following communication submitted
to Rev. Mr.. Flesher, and on his statement that
the facts are substantially as given by Mr.. De
Witt, the communication is pubshed.-EDIroR.l
Pullman, Wash, Dec. ;, 1901.
Editor HERALD
This article is not written with a view
of making a grand stand play for public
sympathy, future favors, or anything
else of that kind, but is simply an ex-
preston of the feelings of a man who
has been shamefully wronged, and who
now demands in Justices name that the
wrong be righted.
The true facts of the case l am about
to state are as follows and | feel sure
that after reading carefully, you will ac-
cord me the privilege of your columns
willingly, On Sunday, October 6, of
this present year l attended services at
the NJ. +. church i'll Pullman. Just at
the close of divine service, as l was
about to leave the church, | was APP
preached by the pastor, Rev. Jno. w.
Flescher, who requested me to remain
until after the crowd left, as he wished
to see me on an important matter. l
stayed, and a few minutes later heard
the following story: Mr.. Flescher told
me that OH the Wednesday week, pre-
vious to the time of our conversation, a
stiange woman had been induced to
come over from Palouse to take charge
of the old hotel building near the o. R.
& n. depot.
The day following her arrival in Pull
man, this woman had been taken down
with typhoid fever, and day or two
later the man God forgive me for
nisusing the name) who had brought
her here, deserted her i'll the hour of
need, leaving her sick, friendless and des-
titute.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-12-07
WEEKS ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL,

Geo A Hobson, Will Brown, Genesee,
w r Williams, Portland; Eugene Buch-
anan, Spokane; w Browner, Seattle;
c l. Smith, Minnesota; G. Newell and
wife, S Oak; L l. Olson, Portland; 7 +
Mathews, Seattle; + c Allen, Seattle; II
O Peyton, ST Louis; f b Colby, n Y; c
ID Garretson, Salem, Or; T O Bunch, Chi
cago, J f Miller, Portland; J J Bogardus,
Seattle; ! I.aChman. Salt Lake; Geo ID
HeadriCk, St Louis; + Barnard, Seattle;
w J Lee, Omaha; G. J Sherman, Palouse;
7 Trow, Lacrosse; r { MCCroskey, Gar
field; + Bronson, w l. Bronson, Ia
coma; II d Grow, Spokane ID ! Morton,
n Y; G w Tolberry, Seattle; + II Brown,
S +; II NJ Strait, w ID Burgess, Chicago;
7 \ Wilson, Portland; II w Garfield,
ColfaX; Gene Ramm, Waverly; J W Pen
field Spokane; w B Calhoon, Detroit;
T II Kerns, Spokane; II !. Brrkley, Sal
EN-, Or r Hughey, Albion; 5 Isaacs
and wife, 5 +, Prof Theo Greiner, +; +
l Garland, Seattle; w + Feberg, A NJ
Long, J o Mack, Portland J X Shoe
maker, Chicago; l. + Schmidt and wife,
Henri. Schupp, Olympia; Mr. and Mrs
Spekart and daughter, Germany; L NJ
Costello, Spokane; W ) Jones Seattle;
] A Livingston, Portland; { w Cotton,
Los Angeles; Geo GNuvat, ST; S C Ben
edict, Spokane w Preston, Walla Walla;
G Curtis, Spokane; J { O'Reilly, Port
land; II + Swift, Seattle; L Block, S +;
Ed Riggs, ColiaX; II K Lacy, Kansas City;
II McGull, Spokane; Geo + Roberts,
Portland; G Sladen, c NJ Smith, Spo-
kane; { F Carlson, st Paul; w ] Walker,
Spokane; Myra Marquis, Dayton; H B
Cation, Chicago; + Mansfield St Louis;
] Mackinnon, G \ Ry; Chas Deyette
Duluth; A l. Jameson, Spokane; p Da-
Wis, Chicago; w + Stevens, Racine; c O
Anderson, Rochester, n y; Jas Malcolm;
Spokane; Mack A Walker, Utica n y; J
A O'Neill O r &, n Ry; w l. Hubbard,
Puyallup; J Mayburry, Ritzville; b
Wilson, { b & . Ry; + B Lane, n y;
+ Muyer, Denver; S Katz, Spokane; c
w Jones, n Y; + A Wolf, St Louis; Chas
X Corey, Troy, n y; Sol Silverman,
Spokane; A G Carter, Chicago; L b Man
del, S +; J c Byrd, Spokane.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-12-07

The Woodmen of the World will
give you a grand time at Spokane
Dec. II, I3, ii and IS, and the O.
X. & n. will give you a cheap rate
and comfortable ride. Tickets on
sale Dec. 2 and IS. Don't forget
the w of w. special train on the
18th.
The Sargent Furniture Com
pany is now ready to show you a
complete line of Furniture, Queens
ware, Christmas goods, etc. You
will find the goods first class and
the prices reasonable.
There is nothing which any sci
entific optician can do that DR..
White will not do for you and your
eyes. Examinations free.
Flour exchange at the chop mill.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-12-07

lOA the
past four weeks, died yesterday,
December 9th, at two o'clock, at
his home i'll this city,
The funeral services will be held
at the Congregational church, to-
morrow, Sunday, at - O'Clock,
under the auspices of the Wood
men of the World, of which order
George was member. The
Woodmen ritualistic funeral ser
vices will be held at the grave, in
terment to be in Fairmount Gene
terry. The funeral sermon at the
church will be preached by Rev.
Mr.. Mason.
The deceased was 81 years of
age, and leaves a young widow,
father, mother, two brothers and a
sister to mourn his early decease.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
PULLMAN WASH.
Transacts a Regular Banking
Business.
LEVI ANKENY, PRESIDENT.
GAY LOMBARD, VIcE-PREs
J. w. STEARNS, CASHIER

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cured numerous cases Of partial paralysis.
1t is for sale by all druggists.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-12-07

Prices on ladies hats cut it two.
Fifty per cent discount on the en-
tire line. See window. Burgan-
Slough Co.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1901-12-07

to Rev. Mr.. Flesher, and on his statement that
the facts are substantially given by Mr.. De
Witt, the communication is published. -EDIToR.l