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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-29

NOTICE rs HFRERY GIVEN THAT
there will be a meeting Of the members OF
The Corporation Of the Members OF tho
Church OF Jesus Christ o. Latior-dsy Saints,
residing In the Twenty fourth tccleslas'
ticai Ward, OF the salt Lake stake of Zion, I'm
tue County OF salt Lake and state OF Utah,
at the meeting house OF said Wsrd, on Wed.
nesday, the end day OF April lgs, AZ h9
authorizing the board OF directors
OF said corporation 20 transfer the
legal title 10 all the real property belonging
70 said corporation 10 Edward Il Ashton as
bishop OF tho TweDty-fourth Ward OF
the Church Of Jesus Christ OF Latte r-day
Saints. In the County Of salt LAKE, state OF
Utah. EDWARD I, ASHTON,
President Of said Corporation
Thomas y. Howells. Secretary,
Per John Z. Gotham, Assistant Secretary.
Datsd March 10. 1909
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dumbfounded one OF the worlds grent-
est linguists, monk In Italy, after he
had addressed her In several unknown
tongues, by answering him In the YER
nacular Of the Ute Indians II such
knowledge was sometimes useful, how
much more so the knowledge obtained
here.
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PROVO.
POWER LINE COMPLETED.
Telluride, Logan and Provo Plants
United - Hand Injured.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah Co., March 29.--The Tel
luride Power Transmission company
has now completed its line between
Provo and Logan, which will enable
II to use the power from the Tel
luride plant In Provo canyon and the
Hercules plant In Logan canyon over
its entire system, giving increased
power and making II possible 10 operate
the system In case Of accident to one
Of the plants
p, N. Mum OF the Telluride Power
Transmission company, who is now In
the east has accepted high salarled
position as consulting electrical engl-
neer, with the electric power company.
which is building an electric plant at
the Niagara Falls,
HAND INJURED.
David Bowen Jr had his right hand
caught in the oogs Of machinery OF the
Provo Wooden Mills, where he Is en-
ployed yesterday. His fingers were
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEErlNG-

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Stockholders Of the k0Nuurg Milling Com
pany, viii be- held In the Once " Mni. Is.
Preston Il North Main IT,. salt Lake City.
Utah on Monday AprIl 7th l9l2. ~ O'Clock
n M, for the purpose u hearing the reports
OF officers 10 elect directors and other on
GERS 10 serve for the following year. and to
transact such other business NJ may coma
before the meeting
4. N. CARBlNE, Secretary.
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slayer Irena Eggenton assisted vo.
oally by Estelln lslaub Viola Tay-
Tor and lretta Farley
Ihree Policemen n..,,,,".Fifth Ward
Recitation, Vera Clark -. Fourth
Selection ",..Madlson School Orchestra
ltSelthtlon '.s.s'',.,,.,,,., Edlth f'Ofey
GOOD Night Chorus .".un.Fiftb Ward
About 200 children WIN take part in
the choruses and drills. The tabernacle
should be crowded to greet the little
folks Doors viii open at 1880, the en-
tertalnment VIII commence promptly at
3 o'clock,
TROUBLES OF THE KENDALLs.
Joseph Kendall was In the tolls of the
police yesterday afternoon on the
charge of assault and battery, brought
against him by 4 woman who goes by
the name Of Mrs Kelly, who alleged
that he came 10 her apartments, IN the
Hicks lodging house, and inquired for
his young wife, Mrs, Lizzie Kendall,
ana upon her refusal to so With him he
assaulted Mrs, Kelly, aunt OF his wife,
and threw her down the stairs and
stood ON her throat with his foot aud
otherwise bruised and injured her. Mrs
kellyg testimony was substantiated by
Mrs. Kendall and two Italians.
Mr.. Kendall stated that he went to
the lodging house and inquired Tor bis
wife, but she would not 30 with him,
ana Mrs. Kelly assaulted him. throwing
him ON the stair case and held him
down for several minutes he claimed
she was too much FOR him In n scrap.
The court adjudged Kendall guilty as
charged and fined him s25 or 25 days,
and gave Mrs. Kelly severe reprl-
mand.
Kendall had spent only about an hour
behind the bars. when his divorced wife,
now Mrs, Roserson, came to his rescue
and wanted TO know OF the court what
was the least he would take for Joe,
whom she said was mot such bad
un." On being informed that S25 would
release him, she pulled out the gold and
paid II over and Kendall was released.
WANTS TO ADMINISTER.
In the matter Of the estate Of Maria
Wall deceased John Pngree, has filed
petltio praying for his appointment as
admin strator, The estate consists Of
Ni5O in cash and $500 worth Of pro.
perty.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
j. A. Beverly OF Evanston, Wyo., Is
spending few days IN Ogden.
Mrs w. II. Chevers and Mrs, r. s.
Joyce have returned from pleasant
Visit In Salt Lake.
Judge Miner of salt Lake was an og-
den visitor yesterday.
Mrs Lizzie Allison left this morning
on a pleasure trip TO California.
Paul A. Noble has returned home
from an extended trip to the coast
Mrs Jesse Baker and son have gone
10 California on an extended pleasure
trip.
Y. s, Browning has returned home
from successful tour Of the southern
part of the state In the interest OF
Browning Brothers,
Daniel shupe Of the Mcdonald Candy
company is In Ogden today looking af-
ter the company's interest in this city
Apostle Reed Smoot OF Provo was an
Ogden visitor yesterday, the guest Of
Manager John Watson of the Y. G, NJ. |.
EX-Gov. j. n. Boyd of Omaha Neb.,
who has been in Ogden the past two
days looking over the business pros
poets, went to salt Lake this morning.
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nrLlNnnnNr Nnrlln

THE BucHEYE MINING COMPANY,
Principal place Of business, Salt Lake
CITY, Utah. Location Of mines rlntic dis.
nct Juab County Utah Notice There
Is delinquent upon The iolloWMg described
stonk on account Of asses8muGt No, Z, Of
ITO unQ on -hpli nus per Fltrog wnlUn
was levied on The sab day Of January iOl2
the several amounts rot opposite the
names " the respective Shareholders, as
fGilutVgt
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PENNINGTON.
DISTRICT COURT SESSION.
Probate aud Other Business Heard
- Priesthood Meeting.

Special Correspondence.
Pennington, Davis Co, March rs
For the March term of the district court
In Davis county, Judge Rolapp held two
brief sessions, one on March 26th and
one today, the 2Sth.
In re estate Of Thomas Hunt de-
ceased; order made confirming sale of
real estate and allowing OF certain
claims OF the Davis County bank.
Estate OF Enoch Lewis, deceased; Da-
vid StOker administrator discharged,
Estate and guardianship OF Rudolph
Cook ct al minors; order appointing
Esther A. L, Cook guardian without
bonds.
Estate of Mark Cook, deceased; par
tial distribution made, distributor 70
give bonds of 500 TO secure costs.
Estate OF zina Martin, deceased; final
account allowed, and final distribution
made.
Estate and guardianship Of Fanny A.
Terry, minor; Derbin Terry appointed
guardian. with bond OF $3.50.
Estate Of Arthur S. Burnett, minor;
Nettie Burnett appointed guardian, with
bonds ri $3.50
Estate of Fanny II. Burnett, de-
final account and petition for distribu-
ton continued for the term.
In Halghts Creek Irrigation Co. VS.
Elias Adams ct al; defendants cross
bill withdrawn.
Telluride Power Co. VS. II. p. Jennings
ct al; motion to retax costs denied; mo-
ton for new trial argued and taken un-
der adyisement,
Ogden Implement Co. VS. Mary r.
Roberts: cause continued for the term
at defendants cost
LOT SMITHS REMAINS,
The remains OF the late, Captain Lot
Smith, an early character of note In
this community. and one time resi-
dent Of Pennington will be returned
here for burial II Is expected that ar
rangements will be perfected TO hold
funeral ceremonies AT Pennington on
Tuesday, the Sth day Of April, 1902, at
ii a. m.
PRIESTHOOD MEETING.
The Priesthood meeting of the Davis
Stake was held here at Pennington to-
day. President j. II. Grant presided.
The attendance was fairly good. A
principal feature Of the meeting was
detailed report from each ward as to
the condition of the Elders Quorums
In some cases the quorums are doing
well; but In many instances there is
marked delinquency among the mem-
bers, The High Councillors have been
visiting the quorums lately with good
results.
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pELINnuENr NnIlrn

ELY MINING AND MILLING COM
pany. principal place OF business. snlt
Lake city Utah Notice. There are
delinquent upon the following describe
ed stock on account Of Assessment No.
Is, OF three cents per share, levied on
the Gath day of January, 1902, the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders, as fol-
lows.
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badly Injured, but It Is hoped they can
be saved from amputation,
GARDEN CITY BRIEFS,

A son has been born to MIR, and Mrs.
Wilford Perry; all well
The 0-months-old son Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Gatherum died yesterday.
The funeral will be held from the home
OF the parents today at o'clock.
Judge Booth yesterday approved the
report Of the commission In partition In
the case OF Ira w Kenward vs. lmla
Collins ct al and apportloned the costs
In the case among the several parties In
interest. y
The Provo subscribers Of the Daily
News are greatly pleased with the
idea Of free delivery OF the paper to be
lnaugurated April /,
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der OF the Board Of Directors, mada on
the 18th day OF March. 1907 so many
shares OF each parcel Of stock rs may Do
necessary. win be sold az public auction
at tho Office Of tho Company Room 90
qnd day OF April. 1902, AZ the honr OF 10
o'clock A. ~ Of said day. 10 pay the do
lin0uent assessment thereon, together
with the cost 81 advertising aud expenses
OF sale. w. H. lERMAiNN Secretary.
llt Atlas Rl0rk, salt Lake CITY. Utah.
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FtlN ifhhN WY NtAHs F"iNh ~ $3.50
meeting Of the board Of directors held
March IN, ia2, the above sale day was post
poned until Apr 2. 1902, at the same hour
and place. " n SPRAGUE. secrt tary.
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Friday and Saturday and Rev, Davis is
making preparations for u good attend
Ance.
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kAYSVILLE.
IRRIGATION MATTERS.
Watermasters Appointed - Rushing
Work on New Cannery.

Special Correspondence.
Kaysvllle, Davis Co., March 2S.--The
Heights Creek Irrigation Co. has com
menced work on Its fumes near the
mouth OF Bears canyon, 1t Is go
Ing to hume from the headgate In the
mouth of the canyon 80 rods down
Heights bench way, and % rods down
the mountain road and new survey
way. The fumes will be f24x14 inches,
and with the fall they have, will be
plenty large to carry the water.
The watermasters for the coming
season are as follows: VIM. Il. Smith
for the new survey, O, A. Williams for
Heights creek, and Samuel b. Rushford
for Kaysyllle Irrigation Co.
John G., Linford has been appointed
city road supervisor.
WORK ON CANNERY.
In spite Of the bad weather and bad
roads rock and sand is rapidly sllng
up on the cannery site aud work on the
foundation will commence soon Tho
building VIII be 60xl5l feet and two
stories high, the foundation will be
stone and the superstructure OF frame
with the exception Of the engine room
which will be Of brick.
The Presbytery Of the Presbyterian
church viii be held here next Thursday
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PROBATE ANN GuAKplANsul
notice.
Consult County Clork or the respective
IEneta lur IurLhnr INFORMATION

Nonsuil county Clolk or the respective
'lBheVs Tor IorIher Information.
lN THE DISTRICT Gown. pGOB kpE
Diyis on, IN ana fur sat Iato tunuty tnte
OF Utah ln DO maitur m the Estate OF
James PARK, dncDasOd, Notice rHc petition
Of william Il, PARK tic adminl,trat jf ,f Inc
estate " james Park, drcoa ,od prayni for
tbs settlement " hnll acs0u Z Ok said
William g. Park. the admulstrato aid Tor
thedisttlbutono Of the residueof saide,Lteto
tho , Tsons entitled, has been sch Tor hoarln1
on Friday tho ith day NJ April. A. II. iGI
at 10 o'clock NJ. at the county Court
House, IN the court Room Of said court In
salt Lake city salt Lake County, Utah.
witness the Clerk ~ san Court With
the seal thereof affixed thls
lsrAt.l Eth day u Nurch. A. ID. 1901
JOHN JAMES OlJrx
by T. U. ElQre1go JE deputy Clerk
james H. Moyle. Attorney Tor petitioner
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OGDEN NEWS.
-----=-a-s--.--.--- 4s'|-.-a--Hl---s-
OGDEN. UTAH MARCH ", WV
TO PAVE WASHINGTON AVE.
n, Directors Appearing Work viii Now be
Dooe-workIog for Better Sanitation
,,.,s.ups primary Entertainment
trouble OF the Kendaiis--"r'e.
Aud Personals.

sooclal meeting of the city council
,a. held last evening with seven mem
bers present $500
rhe recorder read the notice of inten-
Atom IN. nave washington avenue be-
nrosn rwenty-thrd and Twenty-iifth
s,rsots for which the estimated cost
"a $4,000. The purpose Of the meeting
wos 10 hear any and all protests Of
.huttlng property owners, but there
ras no one present to enter any pro-
test
Afr Chambers moved. that the city
r,corder he instructed to notify the city
a,torney to draft an ordinance TOT inc
Seylng of paving district NO as
shove mentioned, TO be presented 10
,be council Monday night The motion
carried. Adjournment was taken unuI
Monday evening"
MUST CONNECT WITH SEWER
IN accordance with the resolution
,assed reccutly by the city council In
structing the city engineer 10 notify
NH persons owning business blocks In
ne sewer districts also residence not
yet connecte with the sewer, that they
mnst connect up. City Engineer PafSer
has sent notices 10 number OF per-
sans residing In the upper part of the
INV notifying them that they must
connect with the sewer within 10 days,
majority Of the people who have re-
faal fhqt ~ IhQU
we're compeled TO connect their small
residences with tho sewer, they would
be obliged 70 sell their homes TO meet
such an expense. and while they feel
that 10 have their homes connected With
the sewer would be q good thing yet
many Of them cannot meet the expense,
A number of the city councilmen were
aoDrQnched on the matter last evening,
and stated that when the resolution
WAS rasgpd by the council II was for
Tie tfincipal purpose of compelling the
business houses and those residing
around the business portion of the city
TO connect With the sewer, and not 80
much for the residence portion Of the
city and that where persons had re-
Ceyed such notices and do not connect
with the sewer In the specified time
their premises would be inspected,
aud II Il was found that their outbuild-
lng etc.. are far enough from the
street and kept In clean condition,
they would not be compelled TO
connect their homes with the sewer.
PRIMARY ENTERTAINMENT.
The following pleasing program viii
be rendered at the entertainment given
by the primary stake board, Monday
evening, March 81, 1902, in the Ogden
tabernacle.
Hunting Chorus .,,..,,... Third Ward
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NJ paled SAD LAC cIty. utah March

W. B. sPRAGUE, Secretary,
100 South Main street, CITY.
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And In accordance with law and an
order Of the Board of Dir. tors, made
on the oath day OF January, 1902. so
many shares Of each lascel Of such
stock as may be necessary VIII be sold
AT the Office of the treasurer No $50
South Main street, salt Lake city,
Utah Mt 10 O'Clock o. H., Thursday
March %, 1902 20 pay tie delinquent
assessment thereon, together With the
costs OF advertising aud ,pense OF
oa1a
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OUR OWN STATE.

49, branch once OF the Deseret
i s street where s,, aC Ss reserved
,css oNews' Is delivered by carriers ssm W
Ih e every evening on the sans
osuun as in salt Lake CITY
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PRIMARY ENTERTAINMENT.

The following pleasing program viii
be rendered al the entertainment given
by the primary stake board, Monday
evening. March 81, 1902, In the Ogden
tabernacle,
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In the matter OF the estate Of Maria
Wall deceased, John Pingree, has filed
petitio' praying for his appointment as
admin strator The estate consists Of
N,i5O In cash and $500 worth Of pro-
perty.
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SUIT INVOLVES LANDS
MRS MITCHELL CLAIMS BIG
BULLOCK PLANTATION.
Plaintiff. Alleges She Was Not OF
Sound Mind When Deed Was
Made to Frank Bald
win of Verbena.

An odd case and one of unusual inter-
est is on trial in the Civil Division OF the
City Court. Mrs. Elizabeth Mitchell, pro
ami, is suing Frank Baldwin of Verbena,
for large and valuable plantation in
Bullock County.
The suit rests upon the claim that the
plaintiff was not in a responsible mental
condition when the deed was made. The
plaintiff, pro ami. claims that she was
not fully sane when the deed was made
out and signed. The plantation consists
of 500 acres of valuable farming land. One
witness yesterday placed a value of $50
an acre on the land. Mrs. Mitchell Is
also suing foi $4,000 detainer.
Over eighty witnesses have been sum-
moned to give testimony in this interest
ing suit. A large delegation from Bullock
County is here, interested in the mat
ter. A. good part of the evidence bears
upon the responsibility of the defendant
al the time the land changed hands.
a strong array of legal talent is en-
gagged on both sides and the suit will he
one of the hardest fought ever tried in
the City Court.
The. following are the jurors who are
trying the suit: l.. I.asseter. G. T. Key,
A. r. Dick, NJ. o. Sweet 7. II. Smith,
William Rivers. George L. McGough
John N. Browder. Gree1 Johnson. I. NJ.
Heard, John .Padgett
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This is a Dream Story.

Boston fteralu.
A former Boston newspaper man told a
story not long ago of an experience of a
young woman of his acquaintance. which,
while 1t has not yet been embodied in any
work Of fiction. at least gives evidence of
maginative powers and may be consider
ed later The young woman spent her
summers at an old Marshtield farm
house, the windows of which had an out
look on the ocean. She had fad, OF
course, and 1t was the collection of va
rious kinds of seaweed.
According to the story, she had a dream
one night of a storm-toSsed mariner who
came and stood by her side and implored
her aid in going on a search for treasuIe
lost at d certain point in the Indian
Ocean. The dream passed and the morn
ing came The young woman was about
to leave her room when she noticed a
small pool of water which might have
been caused by dripping umbrella near
the fireplace. In the pool floated a small
piece of seaweed of variety which she
had never seen before. She could not
account for it. but it was carefully pre-
served in a specimen book.
Not long after she was a passenger
on one of the ocean liners. Among her
fellow passengers was a professor in
one of the English universities. and an
acquaintance was formed between the
two. The professor shared TO certain
extent her interest in seaweeds, and one
day she was turning over the leaves of
her specimen book in his company.
Coming to the specimen so strangely ac-
quired. the professor uttered an exclama-
ton.
How did you come by that?" he ask
ed, with a manifest show of interest
She told him as well as could be.
at is strange" said the professor.
That is the second specimen of that
variety that / have seen. The only other
one that L know of is preserved in the
British Museum and was found at sell
dom visited point in the Indian Ocean"
Then the young woman remembered her
dream.
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