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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-09
GRAZING PERMITS ISSUED.
Names of Those Who Nay Run Sheep
On Ulntah Forest Reserve.

A washington special TO the Herald
says The following Is complete list
Of the seventy-one permits recently is
sued by the interior department for
sheep grazing within the Uintah forest
reserve, Utah, during the season from
July l TO Sept 20 next:
Frank Steinaker, 1000 sheep; Il. l..
Young l,2OO John A. Workman. 1900:
II. w. Wo0ley 1000. all Of Vernal.
Park Livestock company Bridgeport.
Zoo; Joseph Engberson, 800. George
A. Perry, 1000; John S. Hacking, 1000:
Joseph z, Hacking, 1900. William
Beeler, 100, A. A. Hatch, 2.tO0: all OF
Vernal w, l.. Allen, Jensen, 500: j. II
Mease, 1000; George G. julius, 1000: w.
Il. French, 1000, all OF Vernal; willard
Williams, Naples, 1000. William Wit
beck. 1000; George w. Pack. 1000. "
II. Burton, 1000; W. p. Calthorp. 1000.
John c. Bates, 1000; George d. Merk-
ley 200, Walter NJ. Mccoy 2,1OO; w.
H. siddoway, 1000. all Of Vernal; w.
r. Pack, Kamas, 1900 James Hacking.
LOCO, Enos Bennlon, 1000 T.. d. sam
uels, Zoo. W. @, Caldwell 1000; Louis
Kabell, 200, 5. Il, Bennion, 2i0O; all
of Vernal; Ray Brlm Echo. 1000; Al
fred Blonqulst Coalville, 210O; A. Ii.
Mcbride, Upton, 1900; Axiel Blonquist
Coalvllle, 2,lO0 owen Bennion, Vernal
1900 j. Il. Kidd, Upton, 1000: j. c.
Paskett, Henefer $500; William Me-
Michael, Hoytsvile. 1000 James Dear
din, Henelor 2,100: L. V. McMichael
louisville, 1000; w. Y. Rice, Park
city, 300; A. h. Rchens. Henefer. o.
1907 c. Deming, Upton, 2,tOO: James
Farrell Salt Lake City, 2lOO; J. w.
Boyer Upton, l,5OO; J. G, Labrum.
Sandy, 1000 James Salisbury Rock
port, 1000; f.. ]. Jeremy. salt Lake
City, 1000; II. n. Stevens, Oakley. g.
1907 John Pack. Kamas. 800; II. j. Phil
lips, Heber CITY 1000 b. F.. Fitzgerald.
Draper 2,l0O; J. A. Wright, Calder's,
1900 w. NJ Lunon, Marion, 100. John
O'Drlscoll. 1900. James and William
Lewis, COO, James Buffers. 100; c. l..
Gins 5O0 Samuel Gins 1000; r. r.
Fitzgerald. ZOO, all OF Woodland. Jo-
seph Jacobs. 21OO j. ], Cummins, O.
100; James Mcdonald, 2,lO0: Andrew
Lindsay 1000; all Of Heber city. II. c.
Stevens, Henefer, 1900 II. 5, Mitchell
Kamas, 1900 Tom Painter Evanston,
Wy0. 1000. ]. G. Gustavson, Upton, L.
$780, A. G.. Brim. Echo, 1900, w. c. VIII
knson Hoytsville. 1900 Total l2i,95O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-09

tie scene. He at once notified Cour-
sey who hurried home only 20 find his
wife dead
The couple had been living there for
about two months. but where they
came from 10 this city is not known.
When asked for statement " he and
his wife had had any trouble, or II Ne
could throw any light on the cause OF
the suicide. Coursey suid: have abb
solutely nothing to say; do not care
10 talk about Il at all.
The following note was written 10
Coursey by his wife Just before taking
the strycnhine;
This is the last letter you viii ever
receive from me as ! Intend to take my
lie, and | hope to make a good Job
Of IT, Do nor blame anyone for / am
doing II all Of my own accord. and I
am sure | win never bother you again.
! put ali of your underclothes I'm my
trunk, YOU can do with my things as
you like You win and a note 10 my
sister and one to my brother. You can
send them 10 them II you like. You
Wi ago find a SIT OF silver knives and
forks IN the washstand drawer. You
can send them to EC'Rafdg store Tor
only got them Saturday, and | did not
pay anything on them. J guess this Is an,
Oh, yes, | will put my OPAL ring on
my finger and / would like ia have II
left on there when am In death, but
you can take my wedding ring Off if
you want 10.
Il viii now say goodbye / don't think
anyone VIII grieye over me. From
your wife"
=. S.-Do not blame anyone for what
! am going 10 do 1 win leave my
keys under the mattress at my head"
The letter addressed to her sister,
Mrs c, +. Frame, is as follows:
MY Darling Sister Dolly-I am go
ing TO sleep now and If ] never wake
40 ! win die Of a broken heart From
J our loving sister Minnie.
Dolly don't grleve over me for my
llle has been very unhappy one"
The letter to the brother reads as
follows.
m y Dear Brother--I guess this will
be the last you win ever hear from me
az J am going to take a long sleep and
rest as | hm tired Of this life; Ii isn't
all sunshine. so | will say bye-byc.
From your loving sister. Minnie"
what VIII be done with the remains
: not known yet Up to a late hour
.his afternoon the body was still al The |
Copfsoy home. Mr. Coursey could not
gay when the funeral would take place
pr whether the body would be buried |
here or not.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-09
MAMMOTH LOSES AGAIN.
Supreme Court Says Morgan and
Castelllnl Are Entitled TO Damages.

The supreme court has handed down
opinions affirming the judgment of the
lower court IN two damage suits against
the Mammoth Mining company in which
William h. Morgan and ID. Castellinl
are plaintiffs. Both cases were brought
In the Fifth district court 20 recover
damages for injuries received In defend
ants mine on Nov. %, 1900
Both plaintiffs were injured in the
same accident, The jury awarded Nor
gan damages In the sum OF $500 and
Castelllni $I75. The company appealed
from said judgments, and the supreme
court has now aflymed the same. The
opinions We're written by Justice Bartah
and cOncurred in by Chief Justice Bas-
kin and Justice McCarty
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NARROWLY ESCAPED
AN AWFUL CALAMITY
Salt Lake city. June s.

SAT- Lake city June g.
10 the Editor;
was much interested in the account
given in Saturdays News" OF the
eventful career Of Mrs. McCune and II
called to memory the testimony Of hen
husbands father when IN New York,
that II II had not been for obeylng the
Gospel his whole family would have
been wiped out OF existence. | heard
his statement az different times In the
Mormon" office In New York. think
about 1861 He had come from India
and arrived too late to so with that
seasons emigration so had to stay
there with bic family an the next sea
SON. He pr0ctlsed as q HOMEOPATHIC
physician and was very kind and atten-
tive TO the poor
He stated that the brethren on mis-
siOns there very strongly urged upon
those who had Joined the Church TO get
away from India as soon as possible
Ue resigned his position with the Enst
india company, which was then the
principal governing power. and with
whom efficient service meant a position
for life. They came b. way Of Eng
land TO New York, and it was either
after his arrival in England or IN New
York that the news came OF the mutlny
and that every European without re.
gard to age or sex, In the city whore he
had resided had been murdered. He
stated that when he heard OF 1t he
hardly knew for some time what TO
think or do for he realized what
would have been the fate OF hlmself
and family had he remained there. He
made this statement in the presence
Of myself and many others. some OF
whom viii probably remember Il II they
are stlll with us.
have given this from memory after
the lapse Of years but II Is so wildly
Impressed upon my mind that Il seems
almost as yesterday
VIM j. SILVER
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STOCKS STILL SLUMPISH.
Daly'West Feared TO S43,50-LOwI
Mammoth Weaker.

The mining stock market continued
slumpish this afternoon. Daly-West
was beared to $3.50; Lower Mammoth
dropped back to N.O9hz; Daly-Judge
was weaker and Wabash became Sc
curely fixed upon the toboggan and
came down to q cents.
The sales posted were:
Ajax, 500 at q.
Daly-Judge, 100 at 70, 80; 100 at 1913:
100 at 10 40; at 1885. Shares sold, 305.
Daly-West, % at 1850.
Eagle and Blue Bell 400 at 100.
Grand Central, 100 at 4.50.
Lower Mammoth, 800 at LIS; 100 at
1.lih' 100 at LA; 10 at LEY; 100 at
LIP; 200 at Lily; 100 at liz 100 at
l.l0is, 600 at lIO; 100 at 1903; 100 at
,0gik.
Sacramento, 100 at PAX.
Ben Butler, 1900 at 10.
California. 1000 at l3iE.
New York, 500 at q; 500 at 23A; LOO
at 2S3s. Shares sold. 2.l00
Wabash. 100 at 22is, 100 at %; 100 at
2l1s; 800 at q. Shares sold, COO.
Yankee Con-, 100 at 49,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-09
APPLICANTS SCARCE.
Only One Appeared for Annapolis Ex'
animation This Morning.

only one applicant showed up at the
Office Of supt Nelson this morning for
examination for Senator Keorns ap.
rointment to a naval cadetship at An
nlpolls. aud he was Ineligible for the
reason that he had not taken geometry.
The examination was therefore, post
poned pending further instructions
from Senator Kearns,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-09
WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

The Eighteenth ward hall tomorrow
afternoon and Thursday evening win
witness the presentation OF the charm
Ing operetta entitled Father Time. g"
TO be given under the auspices OF the
Primary association. Il has been pre-
pared by Mrs Frances Thomassen. Miss
Phoebe Foster and Mrs Theodore Bur-
ton, with Prof. Giles acting as accom-.
PIANIST Fifty children take part in
rendering the music and some charm.
Ing costumes have been made These
two performances vii be the only ones
given.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-09
Against the Woodmen

The Jury IN the case Of Retta Sterling
VS. the Head Camp, Pacific Jurisdiction,
Woodmen Of the World, which has been
on trial In Judge Lewis court for sew
era. days past, has returned verdict
In favor Of plaintiff for S217L55. The
action was brought to recover $1,000
and interest alleged 20 be due on the
life insurance policy OF the deceased
husband Of plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

Ths Uncle Tom Cabin show which
has been advertised as never a show
was before in Salt Lake, occupies the
Theater boards tonight. The curtain
win rise between sis and $3.50.
The advance sale for Nat oGodwin's
two performances of THE Altar OF
Friendship opens a THE Theater to-
morrow morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-09
HEWLETT BROS. co.
WILLIAM GREENS WILL.
Document Filed 10 the Probate
Court Today,

The win Of William Green deceased,
was filed for probate today in the dis.
trict court, accompanied by the petition
OF j. NJ Sjodahl, executor under the
viii, who asks that letters testamentary
be issued to him The deceased died IN
this city on June ], leaving an estate
consisting OF real and personal prop
erty valued az 1890 The viii recltes
that there were two children, son and
daughter born 10 the wife OF decedent,
but that neither of them have been
heard from for % years. They are.
therefore, cut off from participation In
the estate and all the property both real
and personal Is bequeathed to Christina
sjodohl and the petitioner herein Is
named as executor. The petition will be
heard on Friday, June %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-09
Y. Market Gardeners COMBINING

New York, June 9--Market garden
crs about New York are beginning 10
form combinations for the purpose OF
making a better profit for their wares
saving expense IN transportation and
distributing the product IN manner
such as viii avert overlooking the deal.
CTS. The first combine viii be Long
Island caulihower growers association.
Tor the Incorporation u which articles
have been drawn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-09
After Receiver Davis.

Judge HAL this morning entered an
order in the receiyership case Of the
Utah Association Of Credit men vs.
Beardsey's Tavern citing Receiver A.
j. Davis to appear on Friday, June u.
and show cause why he has not paid
the bill OF the Woods Grocer and Pro-
duce company amounting to Sl36.S1 due
for merchandise furnished the Tavern.
II Is alleged by the company that its
bill Is MOI included In the final report
OF the receiver. and that notice was
not given II Of the settlement OF the
leceivership affairs and hence no pro-
vision was made for the payment Of the
biH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-09
SHERMAN IN CONTEMPT.
Disobedient Husband Ordered I'm.
prisoned In County Jail.

Judge Hall this morning adiudged
William II. Sherman to be In contempt
Of court for failure 10 nay his wifes
attorneys $500 as heretofore ordered by
the court. Upon motion OF Mrs. sher-
mans attorneys, MIR Sherman was
cited to appear last Friday and show
cause why he should not be punished
for contempt, but he failed to appear,
so he was today adiudged IN contempt
OF court and ordered imprisoned IN the
county jail for period az 10 days or
until the further order Of the court
The commitment was turned over TO
a deputy sheriff who Is now looking
for sherman to take him into custody.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-09
Chlcag0 Mhent.

Chicago, June 9-July wheat opened
unchanged to hc lower at 75hQ75h
Wheat-No, red, 16, No. red, 72G15;
No. hard wlntcr( rs No. 3, do, 70a7i;
No. / Northern spring 7S4019; No 3.
do Sdi9 No, spring Aq76
Corn-No 2, 4S4iSh; No 3, AMOS.
Oats--No. 2, "a, No 3, 23ls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-09
0GDENS POSTMASTER.
On July | His Salary Will be Raised 10
Three Thousand Dollars.
special TO the "News.")

NF'VIuI 70 IHt NtNt,
Washington, d. c. June 9.-The SAL
ary OF the postmaster at ogden viii be
Increased on July from $500 to 5000.
PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED.
Posimasters appointed, Idaho-Dlxie.
Idaho county Henry $. Haslitt. vice
Thomas Bollman, resigned
utah-Pahreah Kane county. Sarah
T. Mitchell, vice G. Lamb, resigned
PATENTS.
Patents Issued 10 residents Of Utah.
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ECZEMA NO CURE no PAY.

Yourdrugglst win refund your money n PAzo
UiNTARNf falls 10 cure Rlngw0fm. letter. Old
Ulcers and sores, Plmples and BLACK heads
on the face and all skin diseases 81 cents,
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NEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS

Just issued, Send to Deseret News
Book store, Salt Lake City, Utah, for
q Tree copy, Special termsito dealers
agents and canvassers.
The new Irrigation Law in pamphlet
form, only l0c at the Deseret News
Book Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-09
DIED

HENDERSON.--At Canuonyllle. May IS,
1903 of diphtheria, Edl Maud daughter
OF William J and Almlra A. Henderson
aged SIX years ana three months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-09
BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's local bank clearlngs amount
ed TO Al5,g53.94 as against 5000, s35 &C
for the same day last year.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Union Pacific preferred .",.u,,. 81
NdnHhn ,,, 600, ,st.,., ts..ss,s EZH
Wisconsin Central ,".. ""r., 19li>
MISCELLANEOUS.
Amalgamated Copper ...,.,..,.," 52h
American Car q Foundry ,a... s.
American LOCOMOTIVES ,.. 900. ,... 20A
American Smelling d Refining .., 46Ia
Am. Smelling & Refining preferred -
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ,a,u,,... bGA
Colorado Fuel q Iron ....,.. .,..,H 67
International Paper .,..",...,". =
National Biscuit zee, .". .a,.," IS
National Lead ,,, ,,,. .. e. ,.n,. l5A
NorthTn Securities 900, ,.,. .."u,. S9h
Pacific Mail ., ...u, Gee, ,o. u", rs
Peoples Gas .,o .,., ,.,. %. .n 80
Pressed Steel Car 90, 80. u....u,, 50
STANDARD on Gee. O." .r.., ."... GO
Sugar ..., o...... ... . go. ... li6h
Tennessee Coal g Iron ..u,,,.,... b0M
United States Steel ..,..,. ..o agis
United States steel preferred .... so
western Union .," ...,. o., .,.",...,. S3S
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LEXANDER CAssAT president Of the Pennsylvania railroad
~ regarded Of the world Of
his
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and Yoong Hand City projects
ceen disposed Of the Western Unions poles
medium and his doubling
slider Mr. shwd hnancier Pepont Morgan himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-09

ldaho--Penslons granted; James y.
Houston, $751; Lemuel Pratt, SGi George
w. Hurst, IS; Richard G, Richardson,
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-09

Henry II. Chase, Brigham vehicle seat,
Geo McElroy Plain city, automatlcal-
~ operated gates.
PENSIONS.
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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-09-25
Letter from Canada.
STRATHROY. Sent. ;

STRATHROY, Sept. 2l, 1903. =
EDITOR GRAPHIC:
Received your paper this morning
and was glad to get it. We are hav-
ing a pleasant time. We left Kinsley
on the 18th and arrived here on the
10th at three in the morning and
found everybody asleep. Thursday
We went to the London fair and saw
some very fine stock of all kinds.
Among the cattle the roam shorthorns
took the lead. Hogs were good. ]
saw the largest white sow 1 eyer saw
in my life. Horses were fine and we'll
trained. 1t rained every day so the
track was heavy and time slow. The
one mile trot was made in 2:34t, and
the half mile in 2:14. We also saw
two men go up in balloon and de-
scend at some distance in the country
We are enjoying ourselves and are
not half ready to return as yet.
UNCLE HENRY CoPP.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-09-25
Just q Word.

To the great company of readers OF
the Graphic: A great religious re-
vial is now in progress in Kinsley.
The announcement was made of the
beginning of these meetings Sep
tember 13. The first week the minis
ters were forced to hold services in
the opera house several nights ON 'ac-
count of cold weather. Sunday was
an ideal day for the tent and large
audiences greeted The evangelists at
each service. Many brought their
we'll filled baskets and sat down and
enjoyed the bounties of Gud's prOvi-
dence together as one great family.
AT the afternoon service several re-
spOnded to the invitation and went
forward to join with the great num-
ber of others who are willing to pe
known as 'Christians only claiming
no other rule of faith or or-practice but
''the Bible only" j. Ira Jones, OF
Topeka, state evangelist of the Christ
Ian church, is doing the preaching,
assisted by F. F. Dawdy as singing
evangelist. Those who attend these
services will enjoy "a treat of pure
plain gospel sermons and excellent
songs. Next Sunday is to be another
great day. Three services are to be
| held in the tent and special baptisma
services at the pool All are invited
to come and bring your baskets
Bring your friends and your Bibles
and enjoy great day in great re
vival meeting. IL COMMUNICATED.
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Christian Church Meetings.

The meetings of the Christian
church are in fonrishing condition,
which is no less than should be ex-
pected from the able man who is at
the head of them. Ira Jones is a
graduate of Drake University and
comes to Kinsley with state reputa-
tion from both Iowa and Kansas.
We believe he will accomplish no
less here than he has in both of these
states where he has been spreading
the gospel and doing much good for
humanity. We certainly think that
our town is growing better by these
splendid meetings, following the ami
hilatiOn of the liquor traffic in our
little city. The meetings are grow
ing in interest in the country as
we'll as in the city and the peo-
pie are believing generally that
every effort should be put forth to
make them as much of a success as
possible, for the success of such an
institution means a much better COM
munity. We certainly welcome broth
er Jones to our City and appreciate
the efforts he is putting forth to do
good. There were about fifteen ac-
cessions to the church last Sunday
and as the pastOrate work goes on
there promise to be many more in the
near future. We would like to see
every individual who has an interest
10 or respect for ecclesiastical work
turn out and help to make these meet
ing still greater success.A[ COMMUN.
ICATED
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A Fine Poultry Showing.

Edwards county made highly
creditable showing in the Hutchinson
fair last week as is shown in the num-
ber of prizes awarded to our citizens.
There were 1900 birds entered in the
poultry contest and the following
awards came to our people:
D. D. Baxter, Black Wyand ottes,
first and second cockerel, first and
second pullets, first and second hens,
first and second pen; Samuel Andrews
Rose Comb Brown Leghorns, first
cockerel, second pullet, second and
Comb Brown Leghorns, second hen,
Silver Spangled Hamburgs, first
cockerel, second pen.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1903-09-25

Bennett and Miss Bertha r. Olson, at
Oakland, California, on September
third. Mr.. Bennett will be remem-
around Lewis, where he taught school
and later was engaged in mercantile
business with MIR. Peck. He is now
one of the prosperous merchants of
Oakland. His many friends in this
county will be pleased to learn that
he has seen the error of his ways and
taken steps to remedy them. We all
join in congratulations to the bride
and groom.