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NOTICE on AssFssMEYI- M n.

THE REVENUE MINING COMPANY,
Location Of principal place Of business Salt
Lake city Utah Notice is horeb given that
at Meeting u the directors held on the 9Th
day OF epi0mher lOl. an assessment OF one
half cent per share was levied on the CAPITAL
stock Of tho corporation payable on or be.
fore the m day " October 1901, % Her.
bert t. HIS, Secretary at 81 Board 81 Trade
building salt Lake City Utah Any stock
upon which this assessment may remain un-
paid on the I'm day % october 1901. viii be
delinquent ana advertised for sale al public
auction, ana unless paymenti is made before
viii be sold on the end day OF October lt0l
20 pay the delinquent assessment. together
with tho cost OF advertising and expense OF
sale.
HERBFBT T. HILLS, Secretary
81 Board OF Trade Building, salt Lake City,
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AZ RichfeId.
speclnl Corresnondence.

Richfeld, SEWER Co. Sept. 20-Me-
mortal services were held here In the
Tabernacle yesterday. all three
churches Of the city taking part In the
same conformity. The building was
most beautifully and nttingly decorated
and all present wore countenances In
ticatlye OF profound sorrow.
The choir rendered some touching
funeral hymns. the band played appro-
pirate funeral dirges, President W. ii.
seegmiller read the proclamations Of
the President Of the United States and
the governor OF Utah and Rev. J. VI.
Meter and II. n. Hayes addressed the
audience. W. IL Clark was master OF
ceremonies and Rev +. Petersen chap
lain
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Al EnNeife.


FlfNlNi Correspondents
Fayette. Sanpete Co.. Sept 20,-The
people assembled IN their neat little
meeting house and held memorial ser
vices yesterday az the hour appointed.
and although few In numbers the audi
ence was vislbly affected as the life
and lahOrs Of the we'll beloved Presi-
dent William Mckinley, were portrayed
before them by the various speakers.
The spirit Of mourning was there. also
admiration for the good man who was
80 ruthlessly slain by the assassin.
Al through the line OF travel flags
have been half masted The draping Of
the Presidents portrait az various
places was q quiet but effective token
OF respect 20 the memory OF our chief
executive. and the evidence Of Kind
feeling. sorrow and respect on the part
Of the people.
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At Aioroni.
Special Correspondence.

'7TINIdI correspondence.
aoroni, Sanpet Co., Sept 19.-Todays
services viii be long remembered By ill.,,
ola and young of our city. At 10 a. m.
our large Tabernacle was filled with
our citizens, who, irrespective'of creed.
class or politics, met to participate IN
solemn services in memory of our de-
parted President, The beautiful music.
solemn invocation; the addresses his
torical and biographical illustratl-.s
the life, labors and worth of The ma
tons martyred statesman, were fitting
and timely and were greatly appreciat
ed by the large assembly which had
gathered to honor the occasion and TO
express It's love and sympathy for the
stricken, sorrowlng widow.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE, THAT
there viii De a meeting ~ 'h. members
OF "The Corporation of the Members o.
the Church OF Jesus Christ Of latter
day saints. residing Ia The Seventh &C.
clesiastical ward. 90 the salt Lake
stake OF Zion" in The county OF salt
Lake and State OF Utah, az the meeting
house OF said ward, on Monday the
sgrl day Of September. 1901 at The
hour Of S O'Clock p. M. Tor the
purpose Of authorizing The board Of
directors OF said corporation 10 transfer
the legal title 90 an the real property
belonging % said corporation, 10 VIII
liam Thorn as Bishop OF the Seventh
ward Of the Church OF Jesus Christ OF
Latter-day Saints IN the county Of SAT-
Lake. and State Of Utah.
Dated September ith, 1901.
WIN. THORN
President OF Said Corporation
r. h. Sampson. Secretary.
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NIlIIC

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there vii be meeting Of the members
of "The Corporation of the Members o.
the Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter
day Saints. residing iu the Pleasant
Green Ecclesiastical Ward. Of the salt
Lake stake OF Zion, IN the County o.
Salt Lake, aud State of Utah, 10 the
Meeting House Of said Ward, on Mon
day, the thirtieth day ~ Septcm-
Der. 1901. az 7.20 p H. Tor the purpose
Of authorizing the Board OF Directors Il
said Corporation 20 transfer the legal
title TO all the real property belonging %
said Corporation 90 IT, T. spencer
as Bishop OF the Pleasuu, Green Ward
OF the Church Of Jesus Christ ~ Lat
ter-day Saints, IN The County Of salt
Lake and state Of Utah.
Dater September I'm. lt0l.
a. T. SPENCER.
President NJ said Cooperation.
JNO. HURST. Secretary
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FAYETTE.
Fair Crops OF Alfalfa Seed and
Sugar Cane.

Special Correspondence.
Fayette, sanpete Co. Sept. 20--This
little village lies on the direct line OF
travel from the south to the great me-
tropolis OF Utah, and before the advent
OF the railroad was the stopping place
for the traveller and freighter but now
very few teams, comparatively, pass
through the village.
Bishop John Bartholomew reports
favorably OF his ward. Very fair crops
were realized; considerable lucern seed.
and an abundant crop of sugar cane.
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And IN accordance with law and an order
OF the Bostd Of Directors made on the 10Th
day 81 August lOl, So many shares OF each
parcel ~ such stock a. may be- necessary
Wll he sold az publi' auction At the office %
the secretary. az as Progress Rock, salt
Lake city. Utah. on Friday the 9Th day ~
october 1901 80 o'clock pm u pay tha
dcI1luent assessment thereon. together with
the q. IS Of advertising ana expense Of sale
T. ID. r. THOMPSON, secretary.
Date o. drst Publication, Sept. ~ l0l.
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nILINnrrNr NOTICE.

OLD SUSAN MINING COMPANY. PRIN-
clpal place OF business. salt Lake city Utah.
loration OF mines Tlutic Mining District,
Titan. Notice There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on account "
assessment No iOi 2, cent pr share loyled
on the 18TH day Of August 1901. tho several
amounts ,et opposite the names OF the re-
spectiye shareholders a. follows.
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NAME

And Ia accordance with Law ana the ofaer
OF he board o. directors made July y. 1901
20 many shares Of each parcel q above stock
Is may o. necessary Will tQ soid AZ auction
AZ the once q the company. No, - south
Main street salt Lake CITY. Utah, AZ u am.
september 81 100. % pay Delinquent assess
ment thereon. together biih cost OF aaFer-
Using and e1yensc OF sale
NM y SPRAGUE, Secretary.
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PROVO
WILL TRY MARRIED LIFE AGAIN
James c. Carter aud Mrs. Jennie
Carter Recently Divorced.

Special Correspondence.
Provo Sept. 2l.-James c. Carter, Il,
and Mrs. Jennie Carter, 80, received a
marriage license yesterday. The couple
were divorced several months ago and
have decided to try married life to-
gether again.
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prLINourNr ASSESSMENT NOTICE..

ELY MINING a MILLING %. Score
tary's OfIce salt Lake city. Utah, sept 10,
iNL Notice There are delinquent upon
the folloEing described stock, on account u
several amounts sot opposite the names OF
the respective Shareholders as follows Via
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PROBATE AND GUARpIANsuIp
NOTICES
consult County Clerk or the respec-
1--WE signers for further information.

i've signers for further information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO.
oalv DIVISION IN and for Salt Lake C5un-
W olate OF Utah, In the matter Of the
To,a.o uhl guardianship Of Edward payson
nvv,t{ ~ neon otent person. Notice The
I,Nu1l Tor lDproya. ana settlement Of tho
~ KY adccolnt of the guardians ot the estate
W EDWARD PaySOn Ferry an lnc0mD tent
p ea mas been SET FOR hearing on Friday,
~ t'Ih gay Of september, a. y lp1 at
w CLOCK a. n. az the County Court
rouse IN the Court Room OF said Court,
ny hat Lake City Salt Lake County,
Witness tho Clerk NJ said Court with the
tsr, sea- ther OF alike This 18th day
JOHN JAMES Clerk.
ny j, U. Fldrelge Jr Deputy Clerk
Icrry Richards Attorneys
IN the DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
utNalon, In and for salt Lake County, state
" utah. ~ tha matter OF the Estate ~
Soh .ini refer johnson, deceased. Notice This
pSGutilonn OF Emma Hansen, praying for the
',,n lssion 70 probate Ut cei tain document
pssr99rtlng 70 ho the last will and testament
Oh Joln Peter johnson deceased, and for the
granting OF letters - administration with
w WIZ annexed to Emma Hansen,
nay, .as o99Geen set. Tor hearing on Friday
o oeg s,th day Of 'epiemoer A. =, 1901. 40 10
O'Clock m. at the County Court House
N the Court Room OF said Cont In salt
L9ke CITY 'alt axe County. Utah.
witness the Clerk OF said Court with tho
ts, sea- thereof affixed tins 10th day
John JAMES Clerk
ny Frank Emery Deputy CLERK.
stewart stewart, Attorneys.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-
bate division In and for Salt Lake
County, state Of Utah. In the matter
Of the estate Of Benjamin +. Howells,
deceased. Notice. The petition ot
Thomas +, HoWels. administrator Of
the estate Of BENJAMIN r. HoWels de-
ceased for confirmation OF the sale OF
the following described real estate Il
said decedent to-wit; All OF the real
property Of the estate Of said deceased
consisting Of q one-ninth 90 interest
IN two 90 tracts Of land, and one-ele-
Nenth O-lD interest I'm a right Of way
TO and adjoining the same; an Of which
Is situated on South 9Th West street.
In block fOrty.nine (i9l. plat &C." salt
Lake City survey and situated in SAT-
Lake city and County State Of Utah,
for the sum Of $4,000 and upon the fol-
lowing terms. to-wit. cHsb. as appears
from the terms Of sale filed in this
court, has been set for hearing on Fri
day the 9th day Of September, A. D.,
1901, 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
the seal thereof affixed this 10th day Of
September A. D., 1901.
(Seal) JOHN JAMES,
Clerk.
BY G. Frank ENERGY, Deputy Clerk.
James " Moyle. Attorney
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The branch Office Of the Deseret
News in ogden Is at No, 4S6 twenty
fourth street. where advertisements
and subscriptions will be received
The News" is delivered by carriers IN
ogden every evening on the same
terms az In Salt Lake City.
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LOGAN.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE NOTES
Two More Majors Jurors-one More
90 Get,

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co.. Sept. 20.-Two
more Jurors were obtained in the Ma
jors case this morning. James Allen, Of
Wellsville, and Joseph Waite Of Smith
field This makes eleven, and II is ex-
pected the twelfth viii be secured in
the morning Twelve were excused from
service this afternoon, exhaustlng all
the names IN the jury box. The names
which were drawn at the February and
April terms were placed In the box
and ten more drawn, who will be In
terrogated tomorrow.
quaint local character named Mar
tin Nelson, or, more Familiarity, Martin
Taylor, was buried from the Seventh
ward meeting house yesterday. he hay-
ing died the previous day. He was
aged 10 and made his living by angling
winter and summer. He lived the lie
Of a hermit. and had few friends. but
the kind people Of the ward covered his
coffin with flowers, and gave him a de-
cent funeral.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE NOTES.
Up to Friday evening l6s students
had registered. Nearly 200 had been
present at the college.
Professors Engle and Dryden re-
turned the middle Of the week. All OF
the faculty are now at the college, ex-
cept Mrs. Cotey, sim detained AT home
by Illness.
Memorial exercises for President Nc
Kiney were held az the college Thurs
day, an college work being suspended
for the day The Thatcher quartet sang
beautifully several appropriate funeral
pieces, and after some Introductory re-
marks by President Kerr, Mr.. Moses
Thatcher gave an Instructive address.
The chapel vas well filled with stu
dents and citizens.
President Kerr went 20 Salt Lake on
Friday 10 attend a meeting OF the state
board OF education.
Among the incoming students are
Miss Egbert. who. after completing the
freshman year, some time ago, taught
first I'm salt Lake City, and later In
Logan: d. T. stephens. who has also
taught several years since he was a
student here, and Miss Fisher. a sister
OF Mrs. Engle. whose home Is I'm or
leans. Indiana, but who comes directly
from Ann Arbor. She enters the junior
year.
Professor Snow will have charge OF
the shops this year. as Professor Jen-
son Is absent studying in the East.
The college buys suits for the cadets
this year. getting them so as TO LET the
students have them al lowest whole.
sale prices. The suits win cost about
sl2
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ANNUAL srOcKnoLnERs, MrErINa

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the Golden Eagle Gold Mn
ing tompany will be hold 40 the Office Of the
company No 10 Mccormick Building, salt
Lake city. Utah, on Monday, october 1th
1901, at 4 O'Clock pm.
CHAS. l. HUDSON. Secretary.
First publication sept 9TH. 1907
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there Will be a meeting OF the members OF
"Thc Corporation Of the Members Of the
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter day SaintS
residing In the Fourteenth Eccleslastl-
cal Ward. Of the salt Lake stake II
Zion, In the County q Salt Lake. aud
state OF Utah, at th5 Meeting lou,E
Of said Ward. on Wednesday. the gnd
day " October, ll0L at IN, for the purpose
Of authorizing the Board " Directors OF sala
Corporation 20 transfer The legal 3 tie T. all
the real property belonging TO said Copper
alton 70 Geo II. Taylor, ne Blsnop
OF tho Fourteenth Ward II the Church
OF Jesus Christ Of Latter.day Saint, 90 the
County Of Salt Lake, and stat OF utul.
GlO. H. TAYLOR
President OF said Corporation.
Ezra T. SrFyfNsON. secretary.
Dated Sent 18th 1901
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An That !. Da'nty in MlIIssry

at z. en- l., on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Sept, %, a and Is, al the
Grand Millinery Opening.
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President Of .aId corporatIon

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
there Will be q meeting OF the momber ~
Tho Corporation u' the Mumbers OF tho
Church of Jesus Christ oi Lattor-day Saints
residing Ia the Eighth Ecclesiastical Ward,
OF the salt Lake stake OF Zion Co tho
County 0f Salt Lake, aud STATE OF Utah At
the Meeting House OF said Ward, on Mon
day, the 30th day OF september Il |, a Z p. m.
flr the purpose OF authorizing the Board 81
Directors oi laid Corporation 70 transfer the
legal title 20 al the real property belonging
20 said Corporation, to lliah r. sheets as
bishop ~ the Eighth Narl, Of the Church
OF Jesus christ o. tattcr.day Saints 10 the
County Of salt Lake, ans state of Utah
EL1JAH T. SHEETS,
President of SAID Corporation.
GEORGk A. SINS. secretary.
naN.A Enufaf. haH 10Th 1901
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Monday. Iue,da,, ana wedn..a,, =.

Monday iuesda,, and "wednesday.
Sept %, q and Is. Great Millinery
Opening at z. c. NJ I. Every Lady in
salt Lake Is invited 10 attend.
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lrtsluont or shlu OOFpufbtlOn
Ezra T. SrFyFNsON. secretary.
Dated Sept 18th. 1901.
NOTICE IS HEHEBY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there will be a meeting OF the members of
"The Corporation o, the Members Of the
Church Of Jesus Christ OF Latter. day saints,
residing In The Nineteenth ecclesiastical
Ward ~ the salt Lake stake o. Zion" 10 the
County of salt Lake and state OF Utah. at
the meeting house OF said Ward on
Mondsy. az i:]J pm, the 50ih day Of sept,
1901, for tho purpose OF authorizing the
Board OF Directors N said Corporation 10
transfer the legal title 10 all the real prop.
erty belonging 20 said Cooperation to Isaac
Barton, as Bishop OF the Nineteenth
Ward OF the Church OF Jesus Christ Of Lat
ter-day saints In the County o. Salt Lake
state u Utah
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EVANSVILLE.
FINISHING or OPERA HOUSE.
Coop store Dividend Of 10 per cent
- BOuntiful Harvest Garnercd.

Special Correspondents.
Grantsvile, Tooele Co., Sept 20 The
finishing touches are being pat on the
New Grand opera house, and Contract
or Averts intends TO have il finished
by the first Of next month, The SER
vices Of William Morrow, of Salt Lake,
has been secured as painter and decor
ator and Mr. Weggeand, the salt Lake
artist Is painting the scenery The
seating capacity is about 600. The
dance hall IS located IN the basement,
separate altogether from the theater
part, which Is on the first noOr Two
pianos have been purchased for the
house. The building and furnishing
VIII cost about $4,000 and was built
by voluntary contributions from mem
bers Of the ward ans t1rned over to the
blshoprick OF the ward the proceeds
to defray the current expenses Of the
ward, which Is a noble act on the part
Of the people. II IS reported that the
Lindsay Dramatic company Of Salt
Lake, has secured the house for the
opening Of the first three nights
COOP DIVIDEND.
our Coop store held It's semi-an-
nual meeting recently quite a large
amount being represented, Superlnten-
dent John Il. Flinders read the financial
report Of the business for the last six
months which was very satisfactory
to the stockholders present, a dividend
OF 10 per cent was declared
The steaia threshers have Knocked
out all the grain and are housed up for
the rest Of the year The farmers nave
realized a b0untiful harvest. and peace
and plenty prevails. Ailthe merchants
seem to be doing a good lively bust
ness and there is nothing 10 hinder the
people from going to general confer
ence and having a good time.
- Monday, Tuesday and wednesday,
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COOP DIVIDEND

- Monday, Tuesday and wednesday,
Sept. 20, "a and o. Great Millinery
Opening at T. c. NJ. l. Every Lady in
Salt Lake is invited to attend.
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BY G. Frank ENERGY, Deputy Clerk.
James r. Moyle. Attorney
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-05-25

half around the world can be made. in
these days, to compete successfully
with fruit grown less ,han five hun
dred miles from the market. and that
not because the goods are better in
quality. but because they are 50 well
packed that they reach the consumer in
fine condition
When the Louisiana purchase was
made. there were numerous good people
and able politicians in this country who
declared that California could be Of no
possible use 10 the rest of the country
because it would take so long 10 get
there. The person who had then de
clared that California oranges. grapes,
and pears would cause Spanish. Italian,
or French fruit growers any concern
within the next century, OF, indeed, at
any time in the future. that person
would have been regarded as a candi-
date for the insane asylum Yet the
thing has happened. and it may be
noted, by the way, that such develop
ments have some effect on the workings
of the theory of Nautilus. It viii be re
membered that that crudite gentleman
made mathematical calculations to
prove that the world would in time be
over populated if surplus children were
not killed off. It viii be apparent to the
casual observer, however. that such a
contingency is not nearly as imminent
as it may. have seemed a hundred years
ago. It is q matter Of record that with
increasing civilization families become
smaller. and whereas the pioneer had
ten, twelve. or even fifteen children, the
modern American has as a rule only
three or four Owing to such expedieEts
as cold storage. good packing, and swift
transportation. all kinds of fruits and
vegetables can be carried immense dis
tances, so that the problem of supplying
the world with food is greatly simpli-
fed. Moreover. with improved methods
Of agriculture. immense tracts Of land
formerly considered arid and useless
have been rendered fruitful The di-
versifed character of the modern mans
diet also multiplies the food producing
power of the earth. because he is no
longer reduced to starvation by the
failure Of the wheat or potato crop, but
can subsist on other things If necessary
And all this proves the truth of the Hi
bernian maxim that the only thing
which one can expect in the worlds
r,roo-racS * the 11Dexuagfpd
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ALCOHOL USED IN MOTORS.
Only Devices Operated on the FIX
pIOsiva Plan Show Success

O-A@s CFN-A mt ch AHS
pIOsive Plan Show Success
Richard Gueuther the American Con-
sui General at Frankfort Germany, re-
ports TO the State Department that. Sc
cording to a German technical DubIica-
ton, alcohol cannot be proftably used for
making steam One kilogram Of coal.
costing 6 cent. the paper says, produces
from 100 to 5000 caI1ric units, while one
kiIogram of alcohol, valued at cents,
produces only 6G93 units. In spite OF the
number Of good alcohol lamps on the
market, alcohol IS only used where a very
strong light is necessary without refer
ence to economy. Only in one instance IS
alcohol preferable to coal OF benzine and
that is in motors run on the explosion
principle Alcohol leaves no residue in
the motor and from . to q per cent Of
its heating power IS utilized. while steam
utiIizes only 13 per. cent, and benzine. Pc
troleum, and gas from IA to IS per cent.
The article adds: AS the number of
minor establishments requiring relatively
small power Is constantly growing. aIcO-
hoI motors are in demand. The autOmO-
bile industry has lately given preference
TO alcohol motors. especially in the con-
sJrUction Of freight automobiles. The
price in Germany. Of alcohol for meteor
purposes is at present $3.50 for 10
quarts
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PULLED DOWN THE FLAG.
Caused by Such an Act
at Tacoma. Wash.

TACOMA Wash May 25--Indignation
prevailed here yesterday because officers
OF the United States transport Rosecrans.
now in the harbor being repaired. hauled
down the American flag and substituted
for it the British flag in honor Of Queen
VictoTia's birthday.
No objection was made because the Brit
ish flag was hoisted. but rather because
the American flag was not permitted to re-
main at the top Of the flagstaff, with the
British flag underneath. Captain Dohson,
of the Rosecrans, was British sea cap
tain until two years ago, when the Brit
ish steamer Columbia was sold to the
American Government and transformed
into a transport. being renamed the Rose
Grams. Dobson. with several other officers,
then took out naturalization papers and
remained in command of the steamer.
The story of the flags substitution
quickly spread throughout the city a
committee went aboard the transport and
called the matter 10 the attention of the
officers The British flag was then hauled
down and the transports flag raised. the
British flag being later unfuried beneath