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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-18
NORTH ALABAMA CONFERENCE
Elders and Saints Meet Under Fa'
vorable Circumstances.

In letter dated Huntsville, January
G Elder N. II Felt reports as follows.
The North Alabama conference held
the semi.annual conference at Hunts
vile on January o. 1902 Elder u. X.
Woolley presiding, The twenty-one
t.lders of the conference arrived on
saturday IN good health and Spirits
on sunday morning at a, m, a fast
meeting was held and Elder +, H.
Wooley said much to encourage US IN
our lahorHs
At2p. m. a public meeting was held
n, the Opera house aud Elder Ben u,
Rlch addressed large audience, eN-
planning the first principles Of the
Gospel. At the close Of the meeting
many OF the visitors present waited
for an opportunity of meeting Elder
Rich and to converse with him
At 1880 p. M n priesthood meeting
was held when six Elders were trans
ferred to the South Carolina confer
ence.
Elder Woolley announced that his
first counselor, Ezra Bunker had been
called TO preside over the Middle Ten
nesse conference. and that In conse-
auence he would need new eounselors,
lie had chosen Elders HyrGm Morrison
ana a. j, Harris The Elders were then
paired Off and assigned their fields OF
labor AT late hour the meeting was
adjourned and on the following morn
ing most Of the Elders departed to their
respective fields.
The Deseret News is indeed a well
come visitor.
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In New south Wales

Elder Edward Powell writes from
1901. 40
AT present there are six Elders labor
ing In this conference. Elders Lewis
Ditttman Of Lindon, Utah county, and
james W. Ceilings OF Paris Idaho, are
laboring In New Castle, about one hun
dred miles north OF sydney Elders II.
A, Cowley, William Wheeler |. h. Can
ana Edward Powell are IN sydney.
We have about fifty Saints In the
New South Wales conference, together
with several earnest investigators.
We have a thriving little Sunday
school OF about twenty-five members
regular in attendance.
We meet with much success In our
street meetings, also In Iowa hall meet
ings on Sunday evenings We are
blessed very much in the efforts we put
forth 10 spread the Gospel truth. We
do not meet with bitter opposition from
the different churches at present. rhe
Josephites are the worst.
Most Of the Elders Of the Australian
mission are enjoying good health. and
we all feel IL a glorious privilege to
bear cur testimony TO the truth OF the
Gospel
The following Elders arrived here
from Zion on the Sth Elders W L.
Moore, North ogden, o. w. Saunders,
Salt Lake City; Geo S. Parker, South
Hooper and Caleb NJ Marriott, Ogden.
There Is room for great deal Of mis-
si0nary work here,
The News Is always n welcome Wis
itor and people read the Church intel
llgence with the greatest interest 1t
is good missionary In and OF itself.
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tlona singing The minister. on learn
lng that we We're ministers, called up-
on us to join them IN prayer after
which we We're invited TO bear our tes-
tImonles II seemed as though our re-
marks ala not meet their approval, Tor
at the close OF the service The mlnls-
ter denounced our doctrine but would
hot 80 10 The scriptures for proof.
one nun came home with ms "a our
room on AN Lake street he would not
accept any Of our literature though be-
cause he was already saved
We feel that with the help Of the
Lord those who are honest In heart win
De searched out ana an win be- taith-
fully warned for many are being led
Hstray by the cunning craftiness Of
men.
our conference Is In prosperous
condition, all the Elders are enjoying
good health
Anyone having friends or rela.
tlyeq living IN Pittsburg or Allegheny,
whom they would Ike the Elders to
call on, would confer q favor by send
Ing us their names
The News is q welcome and appre-
clated visitor. and assists In allaying
prejudice
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REVIEW or THE FIELD,
Eloquent Figures Speaking Of the
Progress Of Missionary work.

Elder Alex Buchanan, In o letter dat
ed Dec W, 1871 ana addressed 10 sister
LYDIA Alder IN TINS city, says
when came here 70 months ago the
thought OF remaining for two long
weary years nearly staggered me, but
when J learned that there were sisters
n the held who were undergoing "a
Ike experience, my manhood asserted
Itself and J have played the part VI the
nero ever since In this connection
agree heartily with our late lam1ntod
President Lyman when he stated that
our sisters In the mlasion teld had
proved themselves an unquallled sue
cess. No more conscientious workers
ever lltled Il Bible In defense Of the
principles Of truth and righteousness,
and 4 am Tree 20 confess chat v they
were AL drawn from the field tomDr-
row lNhlch ! DOM imagine iheg WA
be for q momenO, they @oud louyo bp-
hind them a monument on integrity
ana devotion that would remain TO the
ctedit Of tNN 'Molmols for genera.
lions, sister Aldef freely ! pay them
THIS humble tribute, for having l0O0iCd
among them ! know their worth ard
nave some IDEA Of the impression they
10y '.f''t'i
Here IN me Office we nave been quite
busy the p0st FEW weeks arranging
Tor inc phsAlnE OF ne old year audit
ms accounts, computing repotr1, e'c.,
etc' win me lsua foresight flestltut
Lyman conceived the ideu som' Went9
ago Of completing the current yol-
ume Of the star win an annual report
or inc work done In the mission. the
result Is we lay II before our readers
thls week, II covers the eleven months
between the first Of January tnd the
thirtieth Of November, ana tells an IN
lereatlng tale | can assure you For
the period mentioned the report shows
the distribution OF l,5lO9eO tracts, this
work representing visits 10 bVs,Aji
strangers houses The three leaders
IN Great Britain are In the Londoh
Scottish ana Manchester conferences
these having distributed respectively
llS,Oi6 l5dO}S ana 1903 In the matter
Of conversations, however other confer
ences lead, the best being Bristol win
one TO about every nine tracts and
Birmingham with one 20 about every
zen tracts IN continental Europe the
general average ~ I'VE tracts TO every
conversation. The difference, of course,
IL readily accounted for when one UNI
derstands the conditions In the two Sec
tions Of the mission Open-alr meet
ings reached q grand total of 1875, IS Of
these coming from continental Europe.
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ESTATE OF FRANK L. LAWRENCE,
The undersigned will sell al private, sale
the following described tracts OF land, TO.
Wit Beginning seyenty-elght rods east
and fifty feet south Of the northwest
corner OF section eleven, township. one
south. Of range one west Of the salt Lake
Meridian, and running thence west one
hundred and thrty-two feet thence SCUM
ATTY feet thence east one hundred ana
thlrty.two feet, thence north iiity feet 10
point Of beginning
Also, beginning at the northwest cor
ner of the lot three In block seventy-nlne'
plat -" Salt Lake city survey ana rum
ming thence east thirty feet thence soulh
clghty.two and one-half feet thence west
thirty feet, thence north eighty-two ana
0ne-hnlf feet 10 point Of beginning 70
gether with a right Of way over a strip
iifteen feet wide, Joining the aforesaid
last named description
All situated In Salt Lake County, state
of Utah, on or after Wednesday, the 2nd
day OF January, A. y, 1902 and written
bids will DO received at No $50 West
South Temple street, Salt Lake City'
Utah. Terms OF sale cash,
CARRIE c, LAWRENCE,
Administrators,
Dated January ., 1902.
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In the European Mission.

(Millennla star, Jan -
Releases. 1'he following Elders have
been hunombly released 10 return home
per steamship New England sailing
from Liverpool Saturday January II,
1902. Frank Rlgby, lIyrum H. Rlgbi
and Heler &. Parker " the Liverpool
conference Joseph II Downs and VIII
liam Stoddard Of the Manchester con-
fcronce: President Frederick a. Mlt-
choll ana Joseph webb OF the New
castle conference; Arthur n, Reddish
and lamea y. Cooper Of the Sheffield
conference President Nclls r. Aogard
and Joseph Davis Of the Welsh conIer-
once
Appointments elder l., Sumner
Pond, Jr., has been appointed to pre-
gilo over the Newcastle conference,
and Elder Wiliom u POLAND over the
Welsh conference.
Uouurturcs The following Elders
sailed for home per steamship saxonia
az the Cunard line on Saturday De-
comher 9S. Nina O. Larson, August
sioyrom. Charles A. Hayerson Carl
A.. Wnllrren. ASH II. FacleY Hans G,
larson. JoReph G. Wood Charles
Nunns Joseph Il, Moyle, oscar w.
Echnonfed.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate division, in and for Salt Lake
county State OF Utah; In the matter
OF the estate and guardianship Of Ed
ward r. Ferry, an incompetent person
notice. The petition Of VIM Montague
Ferry and Edward Stewart Ferry, the
guardians Of the person and the es-
tate OF Edward r. Ferry. an lncompe-
tent person, praying for an order OF
sale of real property Of said Incompetent
person, and that all persons Interested
appear before the said court to show
cause why an order should not be
granted TO sell so much as shall be me-
cessary Of the following described real
estate Of said Incompetent, to-wit:
All Of the interest Of said ward In the
following lode mining claim In Snake
Creek mining district in Summit coun-
~ Utah. Wide West No /, lot No.
Jas. Wide West No. ?, lot No. TAG, has
been set for hearing on Friday the 3lst
day of January. A. d., 1909. at 10
o'clock. a, m, 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 18th day
Of January, A. D., 1902.
lSeall JOHN JAMES,
Clerk.
BY c, Frank Emery Deputy Clerk.
Richards & Ferry, Attorneys.
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The Buckeye Mining Company, office
and principal place OF business, salt Lake
City, Utah
Notice Is hereby given that at a neet-
ing of the directors held on the SIN day OF
January, 1907. an assessment no. N. OF
two and one-half cents q l-9 per share
was levied on all Of the shares of the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable
immediately 70 W. +, Jermalne. secretary
OF the company, az the Office OF the sorn.
pany room az Atlas block. Salt Lake
city, Utah, Any stock upon which Iris
assessment may remain unpaid ON
Wednesday, the 18TH day Of Fenruorv
1900 will be delinquent and advertised fot
sale at public auction and unless nav.
ment Is made before viii he sold on Mon.
day, the 3r1 day Of March 1872 af tbe
hour Of 10 O'Clock a. m, at the ofice ~
the secretary ~ the company. All Afles
block, salt Lake City, Utah. 40 my ,he
delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expense OF sale.
BY order Of the board az directors
W. +. JERMAINE
ONCE, va Atlas block, Salt Lake civ.
Utah, N''''
First publication January ). 1902. last
publication February II, ig02
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ESTATE or REUBEN BUTTER
field, Deceased, The undersigned will
sell az private sale the following de-
scribed property, towit
The following described tract of land
In Salt Lake County, state OF Utah
BEGINNING at n point In line with
fence 4 Is chains south from the north
west corner of lot five, section two,
township two south. of range one west,
OF the Salt Lake meridian, and running
thence east on line Of fence 1910
chains, thence south 9.76 chains, thence
west on center Of road 1910 chains,
thence north on section line $50 chains
to point Of beginning containing nine
acres and one hundred and forty square
rods OF land more or less, together
with a perpetual right Of way appurte-
nant thereto over the following de-
scrlbed roadway; Beginning 1900
chains south from the northwest cor
ner of the northeast quarter OF section
three. township and range aforesaid
and running thence east along the
south line of George " ButterfIeld and
Mary II Butterfeld's tract 80 20 chains,
and running thence south Sc degrees
east / 80 chains, thence east 20 90
chains; more or less TO the west line Of
Albert Eutterncd's land, thence south
to road, thence west parallel with the
north line Of said road TO the center Of
the county road ana half section line
thence north two rods on half section
line TO place OF beginning.
Also 1-3 shares Of the capital stock
OF the South Jordan canal company
on or after Wednesday, the 22nd day
Of January, A. d. 1902 and written bids
will be received at 300 Templeton build
ing. Salt Lake City, Utah terms Of sale,
cash gold coin OF the United States
ten per cent Of the bid payable at the
time of sale, and balance upon confirm
alton by this court.
ELIJAH A. BUTTERFIELD,
Administrator.
Dated January 3, 1902.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN By THE
City Council Of Salt Lake CITY OF the In
tentiOn Of such council to make the fol.
lowing described Improvement, to-wlt.
Grading curbing and paving South Tenn
pie street from the east line OF South
State street TO Third West street In Paw
ing Districts Nos, I and H. and defray tho
cost and expenses thereof, estimated at
eighty-sx thousand six hundred ilfty-
eight dollars SG65S0O) or thirteen dollars
Cl3 0O per front or linear foot by d local
assesgmont upon the lots or pieces Of
ground within the following described dis
benefited by said Improvement, namely.
All OF lots and 6, block Is; all OF lots 8. G,
Z and s. block 76, all of lots and G, nlock
n; all Of lots 8, g. and s, block Is; all OF
lots and G, block 19 all OF lots /, 2, 3 and
4. block 81; all Of lots | and 2, block
So; all OF lots l. 2, and T. block
SC; all Of lots | and 2, block Sl all of lots
/, 9, 3 ANA 4, block s., plat "a" Beginning
AT the southeast corner Of lot /, block s.,
plat "a" thence east 30 feet, Beginning
at the southwest corner of lot 3, block l.
plat a." thence east 80 feet, Salt Lake
City survey,
All protests and objections to the car
rying out Of such Intention must bC pre-
scented In writing To- the city recorder on
or before the 9Th day Of February, 1902
being the time AZ By said council when II
will hear and consider such protests ana
objections as may 10 made Thereto
BY order of rhe City Council OF Salt
Lake city Utah,
Dated January End, 1902.
j. o. NYsTROM,
City Recorder.
Paving Intention No. 4.
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IN THr MATTER on Tur EsTATg OF

IN THE MATTER or THE ESTATE OF
Edward 2, Ferry, an incompetent person (
the right title and interest OF the above
named ward IN and % the FOL flowing described
lode mining claims, situated In Tint III Min
Ing District, summit County Utan Red
Cloud, Lot NO. 5es, 3l6g feet, Dispute Lot
No $50 3i3H feet, Lucky Boy Lot No 500
ilbs feet, on or after the S0th day OF Janu i.
airy, 1902. and written bids will be received
at No. 50l Mccormick block, salt Lake City
and County, state Of Utah, Terms OF sale
cash. -
WILLIAM MONTAGUE FERRY and
EDWARD STEWART FERRY,
Guardians OF the Person aud Estate OF Ed
ward r Ferry an Incompetent Person.
Dated January 10, 1902.
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AMONG rnE "sANoTIFIED."
Elders Are Invited To Speak, but Are
Afterwards Denounced,

The subiolned lotter Is sent from Al
legheny CITY Pa, Jan 49, by Elders
Farley Clark and Richard R0skeley
ON December Z we were assigned to
labor in Allegheny city with confer
ence headquarters at 1916 Allegheny
avenue.
our work consists OF going from door
20 door distributing tracts, holding
meetings wherever an opportunity
presents itself bearing our humble tcs-
tlmones Of the truth OF the Gospel
A few nights since we were invited
TO attend a worship OF the "Sancuned
Saints" They profess sanctIaoatlon,
living without sin and being saved.
The meeting commenced by congrsga-
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN pursuance Of an order OF the District
Court uf the Third judicial District, OF
the County Of Salt Lake, State OF Utah
made on the 3rd day Of January. A. d.
1892, In the matter Of the estate Of Han.
nah G. Hawkes., deceased the UNDER
signed the administrator Of ne safS es-
tate, will sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder, for cash, money Of the
United States, and subject 10 confirmation
BY the said District Court, on Wednes-
day, the 22nd day Of January, a. d. 1902,
at 70 o'clolk noon, at the west front door
q the city and County building. used as
the County Court House. IN the City and
County Of Salt Lake State Of Utah, an
the right title, interest ana estate Of the
said Hannah c. Hawkes., deceased, at the
time OF her death. and an the right, title
and interest that the said estate has, by
the operation Of law or otherwise, ac-
CURED other, than or In adiItIon TO that
Of the said Hannah g. Hawkes., at the
time Of her death, In and 10 an that
certain lot piece or parcel OF land. situ-
ate lying and being In the said City and
County " Salt Lake State OF Utah. and
bounded and described, as follows. to-
wit.
Part Of lot s, block 9. pIat c, Salt Lake
City survey commencing az the south
east corner Of said lot. thence south 8
rods thence west rods thence north 8
rods thence east 3 rods TO the place OF
beginning
Terms and conditions OF sale. Cash:
United States money Deed al the ex-
ptnse OF the purchaser
WILLIAM ID, HAWKES..
Administrator OF the Estate Of Hannah c.
Hawkes. Deceased
A. A. Duncan. Attorney for Admins
TRAITOR
Dated January 10 iSOi
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, DIVISION
No. I. In the matter Of the estate OF Francis
Armstrong, deceased Notice thu pet ZION
OF Isabella Armstrong and william q Arm.
strong. executors OF the estate OF Francis
Armstrong deceased praying tOr an order
TO convey TO florence q, Armstrong, certain
real estate Of said decedont and that all tho
persons interested appear before the said
court 20 show cause why an order should not
DO granted 10 convoy tho following described
raa! estate OF said deceased to.wit' Com
mencing AZ IA point two hundred City eight
C,3s) feet north OF the southeast corner OF
Lot |, Block sixty 100. Plat "B," salt Lake
City survey running thence west one hun
bred and ility Ave 1851 feet thence north
ten Q0) feet; thence east ono hundred and
ffty.Hv d5j) feet thence south ten 00l feet
TO place OF beginning aud upon receipt and
exchange II deed from said Florence g,
Armstrong 70 the executors herein TO the
following described property. to'wit Bogln-
ming at point three hundred and Two l3Og)
feet north VI tho southeast corner Of Lot |,
Block sixty Co., = at "B" salt Lake CITY
Survey. running thence west onp hundred and
nfty. i've ass feet thence north ten 40 feet
thence east ono hundred and Hfty-bve (i55l
feet. thence south ten tl0l feet 10 th place Ut
beginning has boen set for hearing on Friday
the 2lth day OF January, A. u, 1902 at 10
o'clock A. M ~ the County Court House
In the Court Room OF said Court, In salt
Lake CITY, .alt Lake County Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court With the
seal thereof affixed this 18th day
IsEAIa1 Of January a, y. 1907
JOHN JAMES, Clerk
BY J. y, Eldrodge, Ir. Deputy CLERK.
Young 4 Moyle, Attys
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NorlCE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special meeting OF the ST lckholders OF 90.
at the company's Office 1888 = state street
rdlt Lake City Utah. on Monday January
9Th 100, ut o'clock D. m.
The purposes Of said meeting are 10 vote up
ON the pr1post on TO consolidate the CO.
operative Wagon 8 Machine COMPANY aud
the Consolidated Implement Company into
one cor orator md to do whatever may hu
necessary 10 perfect such consolidation, 70
read the annual report and to transact any
such other business rs may properly come
before said meeting
MELVIN H. WELLS, Secretary
salt Lake City, Utah. December -. 1901
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CONFERENCE IN TEXAS.


In letter signed by Elders Alfred d.
Randall George Barber, and Nephl A.
Anderson, and dated Italy, Ellis cOun-
~, Texas, Jan. A. the writer says
The Lone Star conference convened
on November 80 and December /, 1901,
Of the Lotion Branch school house, four
miles east Of ltaly Ellis county The
mlssion president Elder James @. Duf-
fin, and the following Elders We're
present A, b. Randall George Bar
Der N a. Anderson, w. l.. Jones,
Perry d. Huntsman George j. Walser,
y y Rogers, y II Pierce, A. T. Mad
sen, r. * llolyuak and George II. Cra-
ner Also two families of saints, Bros.
Carpenter and slater, recently from
Mississippi; whore they became mem
lers Of the Church Bro j. b. Regen,
resides at this place. He joined the
Church In this state In 1856. The fol-
lowing year $500 he ana family emil
grated TO Salt Lake city. from there he
was called 10 southern Utah 10 assist
m settling what was then known as the
Cotton Farm, but h now known as
Washington While there he acted as
counselor to Bishop CovIngt0n In the
year 1888 he left Utah and returned
TO Tennessee, his birthplace, from there
he went to Texas in 1867 where he Ia
now residing This Ia the first con-
ference he has had the privilege OF Mt
tending since leaving Utah. He is now
so years Of age and has an abiding
testimony Of the Gospel
Besides these there were number
OF friends and strangers present. The
number Of meetings held were seven,
three Of which were Priesthood meet
ings ON Saturday the first day Of
conference. a repast prepared by the
saints and friends was much enjoyed.
II any Of the readers Of the News"
have friends or relatives in this sec-
ton they wish visited, address us at
BOX 1870 Italy Texas.
The News IL received and read with
great interest by Elders, Saints and
friends, 1t is a factor for much good
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or the respectiv
sgnofs for further Information


slgnofs for further Information
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, HIlSlON
NO. l. In the matter VI tho estate ul ffan'
els Armstrong, deceased Notice the pc
tit0n u Mary II. Armstrong Madsen pray,
Ing f0f conveyance " her by the executor o.
the estate " Francis ArmstrcpE deceasNl
OF certain real estate of said deeedent ana
that an persons Interested appear before
the said cOnrt 70 slow cause why an oruef
should not be- granted for said executors u
convey To said petitioner tho following de
scribed real estate of said deceased, tO-slt'
BEGINNING az polnt two hundred aud TWEEN,
ty'two and three.fOnrths g22 teet Nest on
the southeast cornes Of lot one, Block slHtY
(lOl Plat ~ Sult Lake CITY survey fvn-
ming thence north one hundred sixty QWl
feet thence west elght ana qne.fonrtl ga
feet thence south ono hundred sNtY wv
feet thence east eight md onefourth lsAl
feet 10 pace Of beginning, for tho purpose, ~
set forth Ia said pct lion, has been SET t0i
hearing on Friday, the Ath day OF January
A. u 1903 az 10 o'clock a. IN In the County
Court House In tho Court Room Of suId
Court IN salt Lake city, salt Lake County
Utah
Witness the CLERK Of said Court with the
sea thereof affixed this iith day
tsEAL) VI January. A. D. 1902.
JOHN JAMES, Clerk
BY j. o. Eldredge H., Deputy Clerk
Young 4 M0yle, Attorneys
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