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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-17

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-16

with improved machinery, aud sooo
teams and the tongue scrapef unkiioNh
In those days, we have the advantage
Of the spade, and poor one al that,
the only tool available then The pres
ept generation should use patience III
reviewing the efforts Of the hist SET
tiers.
Wells fifteen to fifty feet deep, from
which 10 raise water by the improved
pumps now In use, to say nothing OF tne
projected reservoirs and other plans 10
Increase our water, should induce inc
present owners TO remain on ueh
fd ms, IL they will only apply the means
at their commando but should they 60,
there are others who viii come ana make
a success Of the land now offered tor
q song. a..
a 10 not generally known that the
mulching Of fruit trees with straw
chips or any rough litter, VIII material
ly aid 10 insure a crop with very niue
water. This is well known In swltzer-
land. where on the steep mountain sue
narrow terraces are formed, grapes
planted, and with mulohing OF ehlps
and litter the finest grapes are pro-
duced in abundance.
Mr.. Tuckett Is we'll pleased WIN the
prospects OF Mapleton for good sup,
ply OF water the coming season, anu
Is fully assured that Utah VIII YET DC
the Garden Of the Earth when us IN.
habltants shall have learned the art OF
Irritation.
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NOTICE OF SALE.


UNDER AUTHORITY or AN ORDER
OF sale granted by the Third judicial Dis.
trlct Court of the state OF Utah, IN and
for the County of Salt Lake, dated March
.. 1901 ] will sell at private sale the fol-
lowing described real estate
An undivided two twenty-sevenths in
terest In the following described tract Of
land. to.wt.
Commencing twenty-four and eight
tenths CAS- rods east and three and two
tenths t22 rods south from the north
west corner of the northeast quarter Of
Section twenty-one t2D Township two 90
South Of Range one % east OF the Salt
Lake Meridian, and running thence
south one ID degree west eighty $50
rods; thence east twenty-one and FIVE
tenths (2l.6l rods thence north one de-
gree east eighty $50 rods; thence west
twenty-one and flve-tenths C2l.5) rods
TO the place OF beginning, containing
1918 acres,
The sale will be made on or after
March q, 1901 and bids will be received
at the Office OF Ferguson, Cannon Il Tan
ner, S0i-5-6-7 Templeton Building Salt
Lake City, Utah, Terms OF sale ten per
cent OF purchase price cash down and
balance on confirmation Of said sale
w. II. PARK.
Guardian OF the persons and estates of
Catherine Park. John s. Park George
z. Park, Elizabeth Park and William
II. Park.
Ferguson. Cannon a Tanner. Attorneys
for Guardian,
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ing last evening and transacted the fol-
lowing business:
The report of the finance committee
was received and accepted showing
balance on hand OF s22,7f7.S2.
The committee appointed to improve
the High school grounds was author.
lied 10 plant the grounds In grass and
Law out walks.
A number OF applications were re-
celved from teachers DESTROYS OF posi-
lions In the city schools
Thomas Cunningham was appointed
janitor at the High school building, and
John Luty was appointed janitor at
the Madison annex. and the board ad-
journed for one week.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Sheriff James OF Fremont County,
Wyoming, left last evening for Opal,
Wyoming, with chip Crismon, as ms
prisoner who Is wanted there on the
charge of grand larceny
Today County Commissioners Lyman
skeen, Daniel Costley, Of Harrisville,
and Benjamin Bingham. OF Cache
county, started large herd OF young
cattle for Alberta, Canada,
Mrs. M. L. Jennings and daughter, OF
Rawlins are In Ogden.
Warren Foster, OF Salt Lake, was IN
Ogden today,
V. p. Wells was In Ogden on business
today from Salt Lake.
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MONTICELLO.
LEGISLATURE MEMoRALIzED.
Citizens Protest Against Annexation
Of San Juan to Grand County.

Monticello, San Juan Co., March e.
Following is a copy OF a memorial anc
petition 10 the Utah Legislature, adopt
ed by mass meeting OF citizens VINO
object to the annexation OF san Juan
county TO Grand county;
To the Hon, Prest. and Senate Of the
State Legislature Of Utah
Whereas, H. b. No. ll6, presented
by the Hon L. II. Redd, has Just came
TO our notice, we the undersigned COM
mlttee, appointed by a mass meeting
of seventy-five legal voters, beg to sub
init the following for your kind and
careful consideration: We desire to
enter our protest against said bill as
being opposed to the best interests or
the county and State.
Resolves, LIST That we would be no
longer under the protecting influence
OF the district court. which has been
so instrumental in Kidding this coun-
try of the lawless element that has
for years infested II. placing both life
and property In Jeopardy.
We are still In need Of this court in
our midst, and II this county (San
Juan) be annexed to Grand II will en-
tlrely deprive us OF its benefits. and
give the renegades and Indians. so
numerous In this section, license to
commit all acts Of lawlessness and
depreciation.
2. Our county treasury held a ball
ance OF 1926 on the LIST day OF jan
uary, this year, over and above all
expenses, and the revenue will be
greatly increased this year on account
OF mining machinery to the amount OF
100000. never before taxed. Real es-
tate is Just coming into market, the
United States surveyors having Just
completed the survey OF a large area
OF land In this county which will be
entered as soon as said survey Is ac-
cepted and which will in the near fu-
ture open up an important source OF
revenue 10 the county. Furthermore
we would never have been placed in
bad condition in this county had Il not
been for "Glasmann's Tax Dodgers"
who are the chief leaders and instiga-
tors In this annexation movement
3. The large amount OF territory
comprising San Juan County would
make practically impossible for miners
TO comply with the law In regard to
af1idayits OF labor etc, as the distance
to the county seat moab would be
over 200 miles. In some cases. and this
In a country where there are neither
roads nor mall service.
Furthermore the. distance to the
county seat In case OF jurors and
others forcibly attending court would
greatly increase costs on account of
mileage Also this annexation would
raise Grand county 10 a higher class
county, thus emitting the officers to
q raise In salary and have ten
dency TO Increase, rather than diminish
the rate OF taxes,
Hoping that you will see the incon-
sistency and injustice Of this bill and
that you viii take favorable and
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WHY SO MANY FAIL.
rbe Heason So Many Catarrh Rem-
49, edies are Unsuccessful.

There are few troubles, for which
,here are 20 many remedies ana So
called "cures" as for catarrh ana "
NAV be added there are few diseases
SO difficult TO really and permanently
cure, ao,o,-
% are all APPLIED locally and give tenn
norary relIkf, often for only Few
hours, and It Is doubtful II anythins
like a real cure OF catarrh was ever
accomplished by the use OF local appi'-
cations. s,..o
Catarrh is a constitutional disease,
n Is In the blood like rheumatism anu
TO cure II requires an Internal meuiclne
10 act upon the blood, TO drive out the
catarrhal poison from the system en-
tIrely and anyone can readily see that
a saiye or powder or inhaler when sim.
Div clears off the mucous membrane OF
The nose and throat can have no euec'
on the real cause OF catarrhal uisease.
The remarkable success OF the new
catarrh remedy, Stuart's Catarrh IpD-
let's Is because ID drives out OF the sys-
Tern through the natural channels the
catarrhal poison, the germs or grlp'
bronchItis and consumption and causes
tbe hawking, splitting and gagging pe-
cause the excessive secretion no
longer supplied when the blood ~ made
healthy from the regular use OF STU
arts Catarrh Tablets.
The remedy Ii IN the form Of large
20 grain lozenges, pleasant ana palat-
able composed only OF wholesome an
tIsentics and 80 safe TO use that llttle
children use them with perfect safety
and benefit II the little one 10 SUFFERING
from colds. Group or cough from any
cause. -,
stuarts Catarrh Tablets have been
an the market scarcely one year yet
they have met with such popularity
and success that druggists everywhere
in the United states and Canada now
have them In stock and report con-
stantly increasing demand for Them
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NOTICE of STOCKHOLDERS MET
ING,


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Che town were before the commissioners,
one fayOring the petition and the other
Just as strongly against Il. The mat
Ter was finally settled, however by
granting the incorporation.
SERIOUS AFFLlcTIoN.
Mr.. Hyrum cranney, who has been
lying at the point OF death for some
days, Is reported 10 be improving today.
His trouble arose from the effects OF cut
ting tumor from his thigh about a
year ago Blood poisoning set In and
his life was for a time despalred OF, but
his many friends are pleased to hear OF
the change for the better.
Miss Sarah Merrill daughter OF
Apostle Merrill, Is reported critically Ill
with dlphtheria at her home In Rich
mond today,
Mrs. Hanks, the we'll known hostess,
has arrived from Pocatello, and win
probably start a hotel In the Moses
Thatcher residence soon,
The firm Of Gessel & Sons. brIckmak-
ers, has put In a new S5-hofse power
engine and Will make between two and
three million brick this season, one
million Of which are for the sugar fac
tory,
DEMISE OF MRS, FREDERTCKsEN,
Mrs. Caroline Fredericksen, aged rs
years, died at Logan on March 9TH,
1901. Deceased was a native Of Dem
mark, and the widow Of Andrew Fred
erickson Of the Fourth ward Of Logan.
They emirated 10 Utah in 1855 having
remained one year In the States. and
came to Cache county in 1860, settling
In Logan City, where they lived until
the time OF their deaths. Mrs, Fred
erickson was totally blind for about six
teen years prior to her death. and bore
the afillcton most herolcally never
complaining Of her lot, She was the
mother OF ten children, four OF whom
survive her; she was deyout Latter
day Saints from the time when she
with her husband embraced the Gospel
in Denmark IN 1854, and ever afterward
lived up to its principals,
The Thatcher Concert company 10.
cal organization under the direction OF
Mr. g. w. Thatcher Jr., made big hit
Wednesday evening with presentation
of Bales charming opera. THE Stolen
Kiss" The parts were distributed as
follows: Soprano, Miss Connie Thatch
err; contralto Miss Beatrice Crismoni
tenor, Mr.. Frank II, Baugh baritone,
Mr. c. w. Thatcher. The piece was
elegantly staged and artistically pre-
scented.
Mr., and Mrs w. D. Hendricks cele-
brated their golden wedding at their
home In Richmond Wednesday evening
About 1926 guests were present from all
over the country Mr., and Mrs. Hen
bricks are still hale and hearty, with
prospects Of yet many years Of happy
life together.
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SUNNYSIDE.
Statement OF Facts Regarding he-
ported "saloon War"

,
speciai CORRESPONDENTS %
Sunnyside, Carbon Co., March L.
The facts In the case In regard 10 tne
sensational news as published IN ,ne
Denver News and the salt Lake pa
per about q saloon war IN sunny
side" are as follows:
On Saturday. March 10, about = y. NJ,
Mr. lobe Whitmore and three other
gentlemen with him, commenced 70
unload o box car containing material
for the building OF a saloon. They had
during the afternoon stepped or u
place where they thought TO Duild IL,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

LA RENE MINING COMPANY OFFICE
and principal place OF business, Salt Lake
City, Utah. Notice Is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the board OF directors held on
lith day OF March, 1901 an assessment OF one
cent per share was levied on all shares OF the
capita stock OF the corporation issued and
outstanding. PAYABLE on or before April 18th,
1901. TO the treasurer AZ the companys Of
fee, S0s Dooly Block, salt Lake city, Utah,
Any stock upon which the assessment may
remain unpaid on the 18TH day OF April 1901,
will he delinquent and advertised for sale AZ
public auction. and unless payment is made
before, so many OF the shares represented by
each certificate OF the stock. 80 delln'
Quent, ~ nav be necessary, WI b.
sold on the sth day az May, loOl AZ
o'clock p M. to pay the delinquent assess
mont together With the cost Of advertising
and expense OF sale.
A. :, DAY. Treas. GEO. II HANCOCK, Sec.
BY order Of the BOARD OF Directors.
salt Lake City, Utah March Ia 1901
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEEIING

THE FIRST MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the Elgin Creamery Company
for election of officers and other purposes,
provided by the Articles of incorporation OF
said company.to be held on June Rth, 1900,
not having been held at the date appointed
for the same or AZ alli
Notice Is hereby given, III at at the request
of the President OF said corporation, said
first meeting viii DO held AZ the Offices q
said corporation, No .O1 south state Street,
salt Lake City. Utah, on " ednesday April
nth, AID. 1901, NJ l0o'clock Of said day
said meeting Is called for the purp ses set
forth in said Articles of lncorpOi alton, 70
wit For the election OF officers 70 hold until
the next general meeting OF said corpora
ton and until their successors are elected
and qualified aud for other General purposes,
Al such meeting the President 81 said cor
poration will submit a fu account OF the DO
lngs OF said corporation during the preceding
year, as provided By Article Nine 90 OF the
bylaws OF said company.
Dated March lltb. nQ1,
AIBERT WORSE secretar
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sOtiN ~. DVOL11 NHdIIIHaH
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

Office of the Board of Public Works.
salt Lake City, Utah, March It'll,
1901.
Sealed proposals viii be received at
this Office until 10 a. m. Friday. March
2sth, 1901. for the work OF constructing
all pipe sewers that may be ordered by
the City Council during the year 1901
Specifications may be obtained upon
application at this office. The Board Of
Public Works reserves the right 10 re-
,eet any and all bids. and 10 waive any
'nformality.
JOHN Z. pooLr, Chairman.
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PROVO.
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.
Hoodlums Necessitate Closing OF
Postofilce at Night--News Notes


Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah Co., March blowing 70
acts of hoodlumism, committed py
small boys, and probably by boys not
so small, Postmaster Glove has decided
10 close the postoffice at 8 o'clock IN
the evening to remain closed TIL :
O'clock in the morning. This step VIII
cause some inconvenience to those VINO
have boxes and who have heretofore
been able to get their mall at all hours
OF the night, but the tearing down OF
pen racks. throwing ink on the fixtures,
etc. seems to have made II necessary
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
The Western Loan and Savings COM
many has commenced suit against Louis
Garff and Amelia Singleton earn, his
wife. to collect $780, 20 alleged to be due
ON a promissory note, secured by trust
deed on Lehi City real estate.
Hyrum Jensen, Of this city, has peu-
TONED for letters OF administration In
the estate OF Mary D. Jensen, de-
ceased
The petition Of Joseph r. Thorne, ad-
ministrator, for order OF sale OF person
al property In the estate OF Ellen Green"
haiRh, deceased, has been set for March
S0th -
The petition Of Emma Nelson, admin
istratrix OF the estate OF Peter Nelson,
deceased, for an order to sell forty acres
OF land and certain mining stocks mas
been set for hearing March Soth'
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
uor william " Dusenberry expects
n leave tomorrow on two weeks
business trip TO Washington and Phila-
delphla.
w. r. Bassett, secretary OF the Provo
WOODEN Mills company. has gone 10
idaho for few days.
Judge Booth District Attorney Hatch
and Court stenographer Roberts re-
turned from Vernal last night.
D. T. Clark. OF Grand Junction. Is
visiting relatives and friends In Provo
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notice fo CoN1RAoroRs

Office OF the Board Of Public Works,
Salt Lake City. Utah, March IN,
1901.
Sealed proposals will be received at
this Office until 10 a. m. Friday. March
20, 1901. for the construction of stand
ard stone curbing on the north
side OF South Temple street between
State and y streets. and approximately
one hundred and sixty feet In front Of
Old City Hall ON First South street
Specifications can be obtained upon
application at the Office OF the Board
o. Public Works or the City Engineer.
The right Is reserved to reject any
and ell bids.
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SuuC

FvorrCF or ALLEGATION FOP nE-
cree declaring dissolution OF Mountain ssm-
mer Resort Co, Corporation. -
Notice Is hereby YER plrsua 20 nteus
Of q. W. More. nistritt Judge OF w lhiia
Judicial District thAt tao Huahial "
w'th tho cie-k q aid court AZ
anniicatlon flfa decree declsfins that SAID
company Is dissolved, and that any person
having any obiectlons T. We disso. quo.
said court. AZ any tine within thiriy days
''o' ts al INV S0BN JAMES. Clerk.
By Alberf J. scare. Deputy.
Dated February = l0l A..
Ferguson, Canncn Fanner Asso1nSss'"
Mountsln sumner Resort Company
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NOTICE To CONTRACTORS

once Of the Board OF Public Works
Salt Lake City. Utah, March It'll
1901.
Sealed proposals VIII be received al
this office until 10 a. m. Friday. March
2eth. 1901, for the work OF construct
Ing all water mains that may be Or
dered by the City Council during the
year 1901.
Specifications may be obtained upon
application al this office. The Board
OF Public Works reserves the right to
valve any informally. and to reject
any and all bids
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE
Richmond A Anaconda Consolidated Mining
company will he held at the ONCE OF Jesse
knight Provo City. utah. ut 10 O'Clock on
Monday, April Is. 1901. for the election Of Of
Acers And for the transaction Of such other
meeting JOHN IA. MeEwAN.
Secretary.
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And in accordAnce With the law and order
OF the board % utectors made on the gtn
day oi January. 50 mauy shares OK each par
eel OF said stock as uiay BE- necessary vi ge
- d az she Office Of tae Company, " y, N ss't
dav m March. 1901, az o'clock p m, 10
nav the delinquent sssesSnient together VIVA
cost on advertising and expense o. sale
JANIS ~ Sizzling. >ecretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah, March llth l9L
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NOTICE TO AmEND.

PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION or
the Board OF Directors, the undersigned
hereby gives notice that stockholders
meeting OF the Newman Mott shos Co, wi
bo held at $50 p no, on Narch q at NO 10
Main St. salt Lake City Utah for the pnt-
pose OF amending the articles OF lncorpora-
ton so as 70 change the name OF the Corpor-
alton from the Newman Mott Shoe Co TO
Vincent Mott Shoe Co.
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For all pulmonary troubles BAL
LARD'S HOREHoUND SYRUP, taken
in the early stages proves certain and
sure specific, X Is equally effective in
Group and whooping cough. and II used
In season prevents the further develop
ment OF consumption. Price. % and 50
cents. z. c. NJ I. Drug Dept.
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VERNAL.
Sudden Death OF Mrs. Mary Ritter
District Court Notes,

Special Correspondence.
Vernal, Uintah Co., March 12.--The
weather every morning Is charming
and people feel that spring has surely
come, but before noon clouds, slcet and
snow are sailing through the air.
Mrs. Mary Ritter, Of Millward died
very suddenly Sunday morning of blood
poisoning, following confinement She
was only sick eight hours. AT the
funeral today the Vernal band attend
ed In mass out Of respect for their
former member, Brother Ritter Mr..
and Mrs. Ritter were married nearly
twelve years ago and this is their first
child.
The United States army band gave a
very good concert few nights ago.
They were highly complimented
The Mutual Improvement assoca-
tions, OF Buenavista, gave a concert
last week which was so highly appre-
ciated that they have been asked to re-
peat II next Saturday evening and will
do so.
The schools are progressing nicely
and are preparing for a county fair for
this summer or fall.
DISTRICT COURT,
District court convened here yester-
day morning with Judge Booth on the
bench. The only visiting attorney Is
A. c. Hatch, Of Heber. Only few
cases OF minor Importance are up this
term, yet they will occupy all day to-
morrow.
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NOTICE TO DEPosi RS.

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice that on aud after April ist 1901, In
terest on savings deposits wi be computed
and payable seml-annuaily Instead OF
quarterly. Also that hereafter no deposit
that viii make tho aggregate credit of any
demos tor more than hve thousand dollars
viii be received except by special arrange
ment maze by said depositor with the Presi-
dent or Cashier.
ZION's SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO.,
Lorenzo Snow, President
George N. Cannon, Cashier.
Salt Lake City, Utah. February g5 1901
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prLISouENf ASSESSMENT.

AURORA MINING AND MILLING con-
pRny Mine sltpated AZ Marysyale Plute
County, Utah. Prl0elpai Office 20 \, Main
onent upon the iullCsine described stock. on
account OF assessment No Z, levied on tue sth
day Of January. i0l the several amounts
set opposite the hgmeS OF tho respective
SHAREHOLDER as follows
=
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No one knows the unbearable torture
one undergoes from piles unless they
are SO ffilcted. TABLER's BUCKEYE
PILE OINTMENT is a quick. safe and
painless cure Price, so cents In bot
ties, Tubes 70 cents. z, c. M. |. Drug
Dept.