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Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-02-04

cellaneous companies was $50, ,793.O1322
against Sal, $50, 1924. in 1900. a gain Of
IS, ,939, ,91O.9S. The total losses paid was
1856, ,164.99, while in 1900 the losses paid
amounted $6S,695.44. In 1901 the total
losses incurred was $S9.S71.17 against
S78,31215 in 1900. The total premiums
received was s253. 1929 against $2O4.-
III. 30 in 1900 The risks written in the
y ,rio,c olo SSaS waro &c follows.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-02-04

have ceased doing business in the
State: American Legion Of Honor,
Boston, Mass: Christian Burden Bear
ers' Association, Manchester, N. H.;
Foresters Of America, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-02-04

Augusta Camp, No. 740O, NJ. w. of A.,
adopted three applicants and received
seven new applications at it's meeting,
last evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-02-04
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
Personally Conducted Tours.


Under escort Of Tourist Agent and
Chaperon. Tours will leave Boston as
follows:
FLORIDA-Jacksonv Tours, al
lowing two weeks in Florida, Feb. 8
and II. March 8. by special train Of
pullman Pa.a ino, ,slseLing ,,,an ana dining cars;
meals en- route, but no accommoda-
tions in Florida; Boston. S85: New
York, $50 WASHINGTON-Se
day tours. Including hotel accomoda-
tiOns. meals en- route. etc. with stop
over at Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York. Feb. q. March Z and o.
April and IS and May 2 Rate from
Boston, &2J.
Detailed itineraries of D. n. BELL
Tourist Agent. 2O5 Washington street.
Boston.
J. r. WOOD. Gen. Pass Agt.
GEO. w. BOYr. Asst. Gen.. Pass. Agt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1902-02-04

Rest, Health and Comfort 70 Mother and
Child.
MRS. wINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for
children tcething, softens the gums, reduces
Inflammation, allays all pain, and cures wind
collie. Perfectly safe in all cases. We -ould
aay to every mother who has q sunering child
Cf Others stand between you ana your suffer.
ing child and the relief that will be sure-yes,
II solutely sure-to follow the use Of this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-17
NOTICE,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY
the City Council Of Salt Lake City Of
the intention Of such council to make
the following described Improvement,
TO wit: Extending and laying Sewer
Lateral on First North street between
East Temple and State streets, and on
state street between First North and
Hillside Avenue, In Sewer District No.
/. and defray the cost and expense
thereof, estimated at one thousand,
three hundred sixty four and 70-lO0
dollars (sl,s647l), or T0-1OO dollars
$40, per front or linear foot, by To-
cal assessment for a depth OF twenty
five feet back upon the lots or pieces
OF ground within the following describ-
ed district, being the district TO be at
fected or benefited by said improve
ment, namely:
The East 800 feet Of Lot s; all OF Lot
G, Block 90, Plat "a" also commencing
at the northeast corner OF said Lot G.,
thence east 80 feet. All OF Lots /, ,, 8,
4, and the east 1853 feet Of Lot s, Block
2. all OF Lots /, Q, 4, 6, and the south
AZ feet OF Lot g. Block /, all OF lots q, A.,
and o, Block T. Plat CO." and all OF
Lot 3, Block |, Plat "K,"
All prolshts anu oDJecuons 10 lne
carrying out OF such intention must be
presented In writing TO the city record
er, on or before the 10th day
OF June, 1902, being the time set by said
council when It WIN hear and consider
such protests and objections as may DC
made thereto,
BY order OF the City Council Of salt
Lake City, Utah.
Dated, April 29th, 1909.
J. o. NYsTRoM,
City Recorder.
Sewer Intention No. SO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-17

ed they had been more than paid In
coming in the wind and dust 30 far.
There was also an immense congrega-
ton both Sunday and Monday at the
Stake quarterly conference. In adj
ditlon to the local presidency Apostle
George Teasdale spent Sunday and
throughout the conference there was
a rich outpourlng OF the Holy Spirit
A happier lot OF people cannot be
found. This Is a land Of big men and
women, big farms and big canals. But
few years ago there was hardly a
Mormon" north OF Portneuf canyon;
now they reach from Pocatello north
east and weat by thousands and tena
of thousands. The Mormon" people
have come to'be known, and as usual
the more they are known the better are
they loved and honOred,
Bishop Shelley and his big hearted
people opened their doors 20 the humid
reds OF conference visitors. Bishop
Shelley IN in more ways than one a
father TO his people, He Is personally
interested In everything. His large
mercantile stock comprises everything
the people, the home, the farm and the
mechanic need, and his trade Is over
a quarter Of a million "A year. He Is
the humblest and kindest man in his
diocese, honored and respected by all
classes Of the community.
The health Of the people IL good and
the prospect for all crops IL grand,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY
the City Council OF Salt Lake City Of
the intention Of such council to make
the following described improvement.
to-wit; Extending and laying sewer
Lateral on 20" street between South
Temple and Fourth streets and on
Third street between 20" and "R"
streets, In Sewer District No. /, and de-
fray the cost and expense thereof, esti-
mated at two thousand two hundred
forty dollars G22iO.00). or 70-l00 dollars
Is. 70) per front or linear foot, by To-
cal assessment for a depth Of twenty
five feet upon the lots or pieces Of
ground within the following described
district, being the district TO be affected
or benefited by said Improvement,
namely
The north 40 feet OF lot and all OF
lot 8, block s; the north 14O feet OF lot
l and all Of lot 4, block 8; all Of lots
l and 4, block IL; all Of lots and g.
block ~; all Of lots 2, and T. and the
east l4O feet Of lot 3, block q; all OF
lots / and 4, block %; all Of lots l and
4, block "a; all Of lots |. and 3. and
the east 40 feet OF lot 2, block 2s, plat
&C." Salt Lake City survey.
All protests and objections to the
carrying out of such intention must be
presented in writing TO the city record
err on or before the 10th day OF June,
1902, being the time set by said council
when Il will hear and consider such
protests and objections as may be
made hereto.
BY order Of the city council of Salt
Lake City, Utah,
Dated April 2eth, 1902,
]. o. NYSTROM,
City Recorder.
Sewer Intention No. 90,
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tended to obstruct the administration
OF justice. A petition signed by q
great many Of the people OF Mayheld
''lhe best people" as one Of the wit
nesses put Il, asking for the acQulttal
Of the defendant In the case OF the
State OF Utah vs. Andrew Jensen,
charged with assault upon the per-
son OF one Andrew Hendrieksen, has
ton asks that he be acquitted even
though perhaps he had taken the law
IN MS own hands, sets up the bad repu-
lation OF The complaining witness, and
the good reputation of the defendant.
The district attorney brought the mat
ter to the attention Of the court. who
a. once made an order citing the pc
tltioners or rather all male persons
who have signed the document to APP
pear In court and show cause why they
should not be punished for contempt
Tor endeayoring to obstruot the admin
istratlon Of justice,
Andrew Jensen, charged with assault
ana battery upon the person of one
Andrew lledrcksen was, by a jury
found guilty and the prisoner this
morning Nned in the sum OF $50. The
punishment In the lower court from
which appeal was taken was S25.
The jury IN the grand larceny case
against Nlels Christensen. George
Robertson and Charles johnson after
being out II hours, came into court
ms morning with verdict Of acquit-
tai
Emily swalberg Christensen was
given legal separation from Walter
Christensen, her maiden named restor-
cd and costs OF court and $40 a month
allmony charged against the defendant.
Court adjourned this morning until
Monday next at p, m.
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CAREY, IDAHO.
Activity In Tree Planting-Crops Do
ing Well-Advent of Telephone.

Special Correspondence.
Carey. Blaine Co., Ida, May H.
Martha Harris, wife Of our worthy
bishop. They lost their only son. Leo
Nabv. They lost their only son, Leo
nard by scarlet fever Feb. "a last,
and so this new son has made glad
again the hearts Of all the family.
over 500 shade trees and nearly zoo
fruit trees have been planted IN THIS
sediment this spring. Jos, II. Phippen
is irving a new experiment In this line,
nv setting out four and five yea-old
boxelder and balm of gilead trees
soma 80 In number-around his large
hall and building spot, opposite the
nostofIice. The thanks OF the ward are
due Brother f. l. Phillips, who fruished
nearly all the shade trees above mem
toned free OF charge from his large
timber tract.
The llnemen have now raised the
poles and stretched the wires for the
telephone through our settlement and
we expect q station 20 be located here
in a day or two, thus putting us In
telephonic communication with all
noInts 10 the west at least Work on
The line Is being pushed ahead rapid
Ia for Lost River and Blackfoot by a
large corps Of men,.
The Carey sheep shearing crew, num-
herring about 20 Of our young men, left
for Fish creek. is miles from here,
last evening, and started shearlng this
morning. They have over 10000 TO
shear there. and then viii 60 over TO
Lava creek on Lost river and turn out
a large number at that place. The
boys expect 70 be rushed until near the
list OF July, or possibly after.
Brother VIM. Howard. formerly Of
Coalville, Utah. has been seriously III
for few days, but Is feeling somewhat
better today.
Warm weather Is causing the alfalfa
and grain to grow rapidly the past few
days. Trees are out in full leaf.
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IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court Of the state Of Utah County OF Davis.
In the matter of tho assignment 81 the Poo
pies Opera House & Aercintils o., Bountl-
tpl. Davis county. Utah. Aslgaee Sale
To be sold at ASslgnso's Sale on the gnd day
OF June 1907. AZ le O'clock m, a. the Peoples
Opera House \ Mercantile Company, koun-
tlful. Utah. all OF those certain store natures.
goods wares and merchandise. dry goods,
ard groceries, store scales and all personal
property % whatever name and nature or
KIND nov situated az l}ountlful. Davis Coun.
", Utah. and particularly described As being
IN and about the buildings OF the Peoples
Opera House 4 Mercantile Company, ana
being the property Of said company. and In
the possession OF John Fisher Assignee.
said goois wares. merchandise and personal
property above described being OF the proba-
bic value OF S. 5000.
raid above described personal property
will be sold at public auction Ia bulk or In
part to the highest bidder for sash. The
assignee reserves the right 10 reject any aud
all BIDS. JOHN FISHER Assignee
Dated this eth day OF May, A. D. leol
stewart & stewart, Attofnsya
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HEBER.
HEARINGS IN DISTRICT COURT.
Mrs. Ansbella Bagley Granted Di'
yoroe--Peace Meetings.

Special Correspondence.
Heber city, Wasatch Co., May 10
Judge Booth had busy day of II to-
day. He held Il night session OF court
as he Is compelled TO return TO Provo
tomorrow morning The first case heard
was John T. Fitzgerald VS. William w.
Ritter, executor OF the last will OF Peter
Krauller, deceased. Suit was brought
to recover $500 principal and slsS.16 In
terest and attorneys feets, on prom
lssory note alleged 10 have been given
by defendant Krauller to Michael Fitz-
gerald, Dec. 81, 1898, bearing TX per
cent per month interest, Note was later
assigned TO plaintiff Defendant com-
bats genulneness OF signature on note
and alleges no consideration therefor.
Case lasted until S,i5 when 1t was sub
mitted 10 the jury, At II p. m. the j,<A
brought in a verdict finding for plain
viff In the sum OF $3.50. Stay Of execu-
ton for 80 days granted defendant,
The next case was that or Arabsla
Bagley vs. Hyrum Bagley. Plaintiff
sues for divorce and alleges hahtual
drunkenness and cruelty, They were
married at Salt Lake City, Dec, 20, 1888,
Two children have been born as issue OF
the marriage Defendant did not deny
allegation OF drunkenness or cruelty,
but admitted he had purchased a great
deal Of whisky, for part OF which he is
still indebted. Testimony showed he
drank considerable alcohol. In conse.
quence OF this his property had been
greatly diminished, The court granted
the divorce 10 plaintiff she being
awarded custody OF the two children.
Matter OF alimony deferred for later
consideration,
Judge Booth returns 10 Heller next
Tuesday 10 continue the trial calendar,
Peace demonstrations were held
throughout Wasatch county last even.
ing. The meeting at Heber City was
attended by some 300 people The pro-
gram was excellent and considerable
enthusiasm was manifested.
DR.. Ellis r. Ship has just started
a elias In obstetrics and nursing Stu
dents from different parts OF the county
have Joined. Indications are favorable
to large class within a day or two,
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AssI,iNEFs SALE.

IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court OF the State Of Utah, County OF Davis.
In the matter OF the assignment - tbe Poo.
PIES Opera house & Mercantile Company.
bountiful. Utah AssisneeS Sale TO be
sold az Asslgnee's sale on the 2nd day OF
June. A. d. 1900, 1t le o'clock 10 At the pso.
ple's Ouara House & Mercantile Co, at
bountliul, Utah, the following described real
estate. The vest part " lot three, Block
thlrty.three. Plat "a" Bonntliul Iovnsite
Survey, commencing AT the northwest corner
OF said lot three, Themes south on the east
line OF the street 10 rods hence east rodsi
thence north 10 rods thence vest rods 70
lie place OF beginning containing 70 square
rods. Together with tho Opera House coal
shed, furniture store, and warehouse, appur-
tenant 10 and upon said pfemiseA
Said real estate and appurtopances VII 20
sold as a whole or IN parts ~ private sale 70
inc highest bidder Tor cash. subject 70 shS
confirmation Of the court said assignee 70
serves the right 10 reject any and All blds
!. sled BIDS viii be resolved for All or any
mart OF said property by John tisher As
slgnee. AZ the Peoples Opera House Mef'
camille Company At BountlfuL Davis goan.
~ tjtah. az any time prior ~ the 5lst DAY Oh
Nav. 1907 at II 90 o'clock >, N,
JOHN flSHtls Assignee
Dated this 9th day OF Nsy, 1872
stewart s stewart Attorneys
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ST. DAVID, ARIZONA,
NEW BIsHoPRIC.
Thriving and Prosperous Community
- Inviting 10 Homeseekers.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
81. David Cochise Co., Ariz,, May 9.
The presidencies OF the various stake
organizations accompanied by Presl-
dent Andrew Kimball arrived here on
Friday evening, the End inst, coming
By way Of Stockton's pass. through FIT.
Grant and Benson. The company con-
sisted Of Elders Thos. S. Kimball OF
the Y. NJ NJ. l. association. Joseph
Lines, Sunday schools, John Rllby re-
Moody and Selena Phillips, relief So
ciety, and Alta Lee, primary.
During the Priesthood meeting on
Saturday, among other changes, Bishop
Peter A. LofgTeen was honorably re-
leased and his first counselor, John S.
Merrill, was chosen 10 succeed him,
VIM. G.. Goodman, second counselor, ad-
yanced to first, and Brother l.. Charles
Peterson, formerly from Kansas was
chosen as second counselor. All were
sustained unanimously and a general
good feeling prevailed.
on Monday conference was held at
the schoolhouse in Joseph Curtis
yard In the San Pedro branch and at
the old st. David rock schoolhouse. In
both the ST. David and San Pedro com
munities the condition OF the various
organizations Is good
The country Is progressing remark
ably. Nearly every home has a flowing
well, with water for the farms, Four
of the brethren have Joined together
and have constructed a reservoir fed by
four wells, which gives a good irrigatlng
stream II hours out OF As. Nearly
everybody has a small reservoir on the
upper corner OF his field.
The altitude OF 81. David IL greater
and II Is materially cooler than on the
ella, affording an almost nerfect ell
mate. With the good physical condi-
tions of the country, good health Of the
people, the prosperous status Of the
organizations, In general. we may safe
~ say that 81. David is one OF the
coming wards Of the st. Joseph stake
Opportunities for homes are so good
the writer can safely say to emigrating
Saints. st. David is good and desira-
Bile place TO get home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-17
kAMAS.
ANOTHER VETERAN GONE.
Patriarch w. y, Harder Passes Away
- Death OF Mrs. Murphy,

Special Correspondence.
Kamas, Summit Co., May lb.--Work
viii soon commence on the foundation
Of the new meeting house The brick
makers are here preparing TO burn the
brick.
Patriarch w. S. Harder died Tuesday
afternoon. lie contracted severe cold
the day the cornerstone Of the meeting
house was laid, and was sick Just
week He suffered from stomach and
kidney troubles. His funeral was held
at Carptener's Hall Thursday, May 10,
The speakers were; Elders w. j, Nit
chell, Alma Page, ]. Wilde OF Coalyille,
Bishop d. Mitchell of Woodland, w. n.
Pack and Bishop ID. Lambert, A large
cOncourse Of people were present 10
pay respect TO Brother Harder, He was
born In England June 7, 1922, and would
have been 80 years old next month. lie
has been an active worker In the
Church all his life. Soon after he was
baptized he was called to labor IN the
mission field, and spent IL years ia
preaching the Gospel. He emlgrated 10
Utah In 1861. He was appointed Bishop
OF Kamas ward by Prest. W. w, Clur.
He filed that position few years until
s. II. Atwood was appointed Bishop
here some 80 years ago Since then he
acted as Brother Atwoods first counse-
lor, till year ago. when the Summit
stake was reorganized. He has filled
the office of Patriarch since that time,
and was blessed with the spirit of his
office and calling UP TO the time Of his
death. He was very active and ener-
getic the last winter, assisting In hold
ing many cottage meetings ct the
homes of the Saints His health was
very good, and prospects were that he
would yet live many years. He leaves
q wife, one son and two daughters to
mourn his uemise as we'll as whole
community who will greatly miss him
Cilvira r. Murphy daughter Of John
and Elizabeth Turnbow passed away
on April 10. She was the wife OF Ran
dolph Murphy, and was the mother OF
eight children. six Of whom survive
her, one a babe nine days old at Il Q
time Of her death. She held the Office
Of counselor In the Woodland and Ka-
mas Primaries, was a teacher in the
Relief society OF Woodland, and she
died as she had lived, a faithful Lat
ter-day Saint, respected by all who
knew her.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
the city Council OF Salt Lake City OF
the Intention of such council to make
the following described Improvement.
to-Wlt' Constructing asphalt sidewalk
SIX feet wide upon the fol,
lowing named streets: on the
west side Of West Temple street
between Fourth and Ninth South
streets, and on the east side OF West
Temple street between Sixth and Eighth
South streets, In Sidewalk Districts
Nos and 20, and defr0y the cost and
expense thereof, estimated at five thou
sand five hundred forty-four dollars,
Wobii,0O,) or one ana 2O-l0O dollars
Hl2O) per front or linear foot by local
assessment for a depth Of twenty-five
feet upon the lots or pieces of ground
within the following described district
being the district 20 be affected or bene-
ilted by said Improvement, namely All
OF lots 2, 3 and 5, block IS; all OF lots
4 and ., block 20; all OF lois |, s, 7 and
8, block IL; all OF lots and s. block 49,
all of lots l, G, and 8, block 20; all OF
lots l and 8, block IA, In plat a. Salt
Lake City survey, All Of lot and all
of lots 20 TO 40 inclusive in block 1,
Walkers Subdivision, block 3, plat "a"
All protests and objections to the car-
rying out OF such intention must De
presented in writing TO the city re-
corder on or before the 10th day OF
June, 1902 being the time set by said
council when IL will hear and consider
such protests and objections as may be
made thereto.
BY order Of the City Council of Salt
Lake City, Utah,
Dated May 10, 1902.
]. o. NYsTRoM,
City Recorder
Sidewalk Intention No, "a. (Readver-
tised.)
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OUR OWN STATE.
PROVO.
Fish tor Utah County - Judge Me-
Carly Holds Court.
Special Correspondence.

Carly Holds Court.
Special Correspondence.
Provo, May lL--One hundred thou
sand eastern book trout fry will be re-
ceiyed on the 10th and goth, from the
state hatchery by County Fish and
Game Warden Jones, They viii be
planted as follows. American Fork
river, $4,000; Hobble Creek 10000; San.
taquin creek, 10000 Payson creek.
10000.
VIM. Glbby has sold his residence ad l.
joining the Reed Hmoot residence, on
the west, TO Il. j, Kroupa for $4,000
Judge Mccarty Is In Provo today
for the purpose Of dlsposlng Of some
probate cases in the Fourth district
court.
Judge Booth Is holding court in
Heber,
Jos, T. MoEwan, who has been very
III from rheumatism for several months
ut his home on Provo bench Is now
somewhat better,
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Bar
ney banquetted the 1903 Oh. Y. Al class
of which their daughter, Miss Viola, is
member
President Joseph r. Smith and Apos.
Tie John Henry Smith were In Provo
last evening, attending a meeting OF
the Brigham Young academy board Of
trustees
The b. Y, A, baseball team will go
TO Mammoth Tuesday, play the Nam
moth team Wednesday, and return
Thursday.
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VERNAL.
SMALLPOX SCARE.
Quarantine a Farce-General Pros
perity Of the Ashley Valley.

Special Correspondence.
Vernal Uintah 10 May 1.-THE
smallpox scare has so lnewhat demon
allied business, but the scare is worse
than the disease In most cases, as but
very few. II any, OF the cases thus far
have been Of severe form.
QUARANTINE A FARCE.
The homes Of the sick have been put
under quarantine, all schools were
stopped, services In the churches were
discontinued, and all gatherings OF a
religious or educational nature stopped
lest the contagion would be spread
The absurdity Of the situation Is shown
In the fact that the people are per-
mitted 10 congregate for horse racing,
and on a Sunday hundreds could gather
at the shearing corralls, a few miles
out of Vernal. and yet the meetings
and Sunday schools at Jensen, II miles
away, wer stopped. Again, while this
farce at quarantine has been going on
men could congregate In the saloons
without hindrance and OF an afternoon,
when the mail comes In at p, m, there
would congregate al The postoflice one
or two hundred people, This looks 10
some as though the blind were lead
ing the Dllnd.
The smallpox Is said 10 be on the In
crease. There are said 70 be about %
houses under quarantine In the valley,
So far the only case of death from
smallpox in the valley is the infant OF
VIM. Ablenapp, the mother had the
disease when the child was born.
The Ashley valley is looking at its
best; the alfalfa Is growing at the
rate OF an inch day; the canals--are
full Of water. and II Is being used to
advantage TO make crops grow; bee
keepers report their apiaries IN good
condition, and It Is expected that h
large honey crop will be gathered. The
showing for fruit was never better,
and great increase in orchards has
been made this spring,
Some quite extensive sales OF asphalt
claims have been made that will put
more money In circulation. Just stop
smallpox scarces and give Ashley val
ley a railroad and business will hum,