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the reputation OF Cotter for truth. hon.
esty and Integrity was good.
j. II. HOLMAN was recalled and ties.
tilted that Jennings had told him that
some man, mentioning the name of
"Kidder," was back Of the scheme TO
burn the creamery. HOLMAN said
there was no such man In Lehl and
had suggested the name OF Cotter and
Jennings had said, Eyes, that's the
name"
County Clerk Bachman testified that
the taxes on the creamery for 1903 was
sb26l, except sl.S6, assessed against the
land had been RENTED after the
fire. This was stricken out on mo-
ton Of the defense.
The prosecution rested and Mr.
Evans Of counsel for Cotter moved
that he be discharged. as there was no
evidence to connect him with the crime.
The prosecution objected TO the mo-
ton because the defense had INTRO.
duced evidence--the evidence OF good
characterization Cotter, and the prOsecu-
ton held that the motion was not pro.
per for that reason. The court sus.
talned the objection. Attor.
ney Warner then made mo.
ton 70 discharge Jennings on
the grounds that there was no evidence
except the uneorroborated evidence OF
accompllces. The motion was argued
and denied. No evidence was intro
dueed by Jennings In defense and he
was held to the district court in $1,000
bonds.
The case was then argued as to Cot
ter on the same grounds as the motion
10 discharge Jennings, and Justice Noon
held that there was not sufficient evil
dence TO TO connect Cotter with the
crime, and discharged him.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Suit has been commenced by the
Sprlngvllle Banking company against
II. Il. Thurman and Earl V. Mcclure
to collect t3446O alleged to be due on a
promissory note
John Branther, an Italian from Salt
Lake, was fined 81 yesterday by Jus
tice Noon for peddling without a H.
cense.
Fred Nelson, transient was fined
- yesterday by Justice Noon for intox-
ication.
Sheriff Harmon and County Atty.
Page were In Lehi, yesterday, on Of
fetal business.
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FAIRVIEW.
A Sad Homecoming Albert Wahin Laid
To Rest-Rslief society Social.

A Sad Homecoming Albert Wahlin Laid
To Rest-Relief society Social.
special Correspondence.
Fairvlew, March i7--Yesterday was a
sad day in this town when the remains
Of young Albert Wahlin were laid to
rest.
TIE deceased was the young man who
was killed In the mine at Winter Quar-
tiers on the 18th inst, an account of
which was published at the time, The
services We're conducted In the meet
lnghOuse, where a large gathering Of
relatives and friends were assembled
to hear the beautiful music rendered
and the words OF consolation from the
ward authorities and neighbors, who
were best acquainted with the deceas-
ed.
Albert Emmanuel Wahlin was the
son of Anna Brltha Johnson, and Math-
ew Wahlin was born In Sweden, the
3lst OF May, 1876. and came to this
country with his parents In 1881, and
has resided In Fairvlew ever since.
The Relief society Of Fairvew is cell
ebrating March II today In an enjoya-
BILE way with picnic social and to close
with ball.
our farmers have Just commenced 10
put In their crops. although but very
little has been done so far, as the
weather has been very unsettled.
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manning there during the troubles at
that place, lie was taken prisoner there
and greatly abused by the mob, and In
the spring OF 1888 Elder Burgess, with
the Saints. was driven from the state.
They had to leave their homes and all
other property without getting cent
for II. and were thankful that their
lives had been spared In September,
1910. he married Mgrlah Pulsipher,
daughter OF Zerah PulsIpher and Mary
Ann Brown and In lSil moved TO Maui
VOC and was elected captain Of the third
company, NTH regiment Of the Nauyoo
iegion. He passed through the priya-
lions and trials OF Nauvoo, and assisted
In building the temple,
In May 1886, he and family started
west, remaining short time In Iowa
and IN September Of this year arrived
at Winter Quarters at the time when
SO much sickness prevailed. He left
there In the spring OF lSiS and arrived
In Salt Lake valley the END Of Septem-
Der, lSfS and carnped that winter In
the old Fort, In the spring of 1919 the
militia was organized and Elder Bur-
CESS was elected captain OF the Firth
company First regiment Of infantry and
III 1907 ne was tltCteu 'UloNel Oh lNc
Second regiment OF infantry. In 1874
he was ordained Seventy and In 1854
he was ordained a president In the
Ninth quorum Of Seventy. In the
spring Of 1855 he was called and went
on a mission to Salmon river, was APP
pointed counselor to President Thomas
8. Smith. He made three trips TO Sal
mon river, and then settled in Salt Lake
City. In 1862 he was called 10 30 10
Dixie. He went and settled In Pine
valley and put up saw mill which
furnished most OF the lumber for that
part OF the country. In 1850 he moved
to Thurber, Wayne county. and In 1885
came to Huntington and engaged In
carpenter work and fruit raising. In
1892 his wife Marlah died, The de-
ceased was the father Of IA children,
100 grandchildren. l2s great-grandchil-
dren, and IL great great grandchildren.
Seventy-three Of his descendants were
at the funeral
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ASSESS MENr NO. .,


Holland Gold Mining Company, Prlncl.
pal place OF business salt Lake city.
Utah. Notice IA hereby given that az u
meeting " The directors held on tho tn
day OF March, 1871 en- assose"on' = rr
az cents per share was lowed on the cap
ital stock of me corporation, p,lN.t 4
1904, to sylvester @ Cannon, Secretary, az
the office OF the company. u w. South
Temple street. ANY stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on tho
lath day OF April 1904 WI. be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment IN made before will
he sold on Thursday the stu day 0f May,
1904 10 pay the delinquent assessments,
together with the cost Of advertising and
expense Of sale.
SYLVESTER O. CANNON.
Secretary
Manx Building, a Il, South Temple st.
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BUFFALO, WYO.
AN HISTORICAL PLACE SOLD.
J, p. Cannon Buys the ct A, Ranch
Scene OF the Cattle War" OF 1892.
SnacInl Corroenondnnca

J. p. Cannon Buys the ct, A, Ranch.
Scene Of the Cattle War" OF 1892.
Special Correspondence.
Buffalo, Wye, March 1.-THE IT A."
ranch, one Of the historical spots In
northern wyoming, has been sold by
Or. William Harris 20 J. p. Cannon
OF Spearhsh, the price paid being about
22b00O, The 81 A." ranch was estab.
lished by Or. Harris In 1881. In the
spring OF 1892 II was tho seat Of the
much exploited johnson County Cattle
War" II was near this ranch that
the citizens Of Johnson county made a
final stand against the invasion Of the
cattle kings, and II was here that
Champion and Ray, alleged cattle rust
lers, were Killed by the invaders, In a
pitched battle that waged for several
hours. The citizens We're rapidly sur
rounding the Invaders when the United
States troops from Ft, Mckinney, near
here, now abandoned, came 10 their res
cue and the cattlemen were taken prls.
oners and transported 10 Cheyenne,
where they were kept In the "bull pen"
until their cases were settled in the
courts.
The ncw owner Will move 10 the "T.
a" ranch with his family, aud while
the property IL one OF the best in this
country, II will be stll further improved
by Mr.. Cannon.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

THE UTAH SUGAR CO.-NotIce ia
hereby given that the annual meeting OF
the stockholders OF the Utah Sugar
Company will be held at the office OF the
company, Deseret News Annex, Salt
Lake city Utah. on Wednesday April
6th 1894 at o'clock p, m. The purpose OF
the meeting Is to hear tho reports OF the
officers of the company for the fiscal
year ending March Slst. 1904. and TO
transact such other business as may
legally come before t.
HORACE G, WHITNEY.
Secretary
Salt Lake City Utah, March i5 1904
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SUMMONS,

In the Third judicial District Court IN
and for the County of Salt Lake, state
Of Utah, william Bcglcy. Plaintiff vs.
Lille Begloy Defendant The State OF
Utah, to the said Defendant,
You are hereby summoned 10 appear
Within twenty days after the service OF
THIS summons upon you, II served within
brought, otherwise within thirty days AZ.
ter service ana defend the above entitled
action, and In c0sc % your failure so 10
do, Judgment will be rendered against YOU
according 70 the demand Of the complaint.
which within ten days after the service OF
this summons upon you WIN be nlcd with
the clerk " the said Court,
=. j. DAILY,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Post0fhcc address Room as ID. It.
Walker Building 0.S2 West Second South
Street Salt Lake city, Utah
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ASSESSMENT No. o.

Wabash Mining Company. prlpoIna,
place Of business. Salt Lake City. Utah
Notice Is hereby given that nj meeting
Of the Board Of Directors, held on the lsth
day OF February 1904 an assessment OF
five cents GG) per share was levied on
The capital stock Of the corporation. nav.
able on or before March 22nd, 1894, to w.
room S0C Auerbach Building. South East
Temple Street, Salt Lake City Utah,
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the end day of
March, l90i, will he delinquent and adver-
tlsed for sale at public auction. and unless
Payment y made before, will be sold on
linqucnt Assessment and cost OF adyer
Using, together with the expense OF sale.
80 w, MONT FERRY Secretary.
Location ~ office. No 800 Auerbach
Building Salt Lake City, Utah.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

Home Fire Insurance Company-The
annual meeting IT the stockholders OF the
Home Fire Insurance Company win be-
held AT the office ~ the company, No %
East Temple street, Salt Lake City, Utah.
on saturday, April 2, 1904. at 4 O'clock
p, m, The purpose OF said meeting In 10
receive tho reports Of the officers Tor tho
past fiscal year, 10 elect n board OF d.
rectors, secretary and a treasurer and
% transact such other lawful business as
may come before the meeting
HORACE @, WHITNEY. seo'y.
Salt Lake CITY March 10 1904
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Dansie, deceased
a, d l0l. N"''''"' 'eo'ua'E ~
h,ehdefson. Pierce, Crltchlow & Bar
ette, Attorneys for estate.
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And In accordance with law and an order
Of the Board OF Directors made on Feb
/, 1904, 30 many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may be necessary will be
sold at the office OF the company, 705 Nc.
Cornlck Blk. Salt Lake City. Utah. on
the 2lth day Of March. 1901, at 3 p. m. OF
sald day, 10 pay the dellnucnt assessment,
together with the cost Of advertising and
expense Of sale
A. w. GALLAGHER. secy.
Dated this 9Th day Of March, 1904
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HUNTINGTON.
ASSOCIATE OF THE PROPHET.
Elder W. Burgess, a Stauneh Member OF
the Church, Passes Away.

the Church, Passes Away.
Special Correspondence.
Huntington, March I6.-On the eve-
ming Of March IL, 1904, Elder William
Burgess Of this place passed away TO
a we'll earned rest. after being belfast
since 1895 from q chronic attack Of
rheumatism and other ailments, The
funeral services were held IN the large
westinghouse today. The speakers be.
ing Elders l.. N, Harmon, G. Wilcox,
Peter Johnson, o. ]. Harmon and j. w,
Nixon, all Of whom bore testimony 10
the faithfulness Of the deceased,
BIOGRAPHICAL.
William Burgess, son OF William Bur.
CESS and Violate Stockwcll, born March
|, 1922, IN Putnam county, state Of New
York. ON Dec, 2, 1882 his parents Joined
the Church, and In August. 1888, the
family started to move 20 jackson ooun.
~, No. when they arrived at Kirkland
o., the Prophet Joseph Smith requested
them TO stay there and help 10 build
the temple. In 1885 he was baptized in
TO the Church by his brother Harris
son Burgess; there were about 80 others
baptized at the same time, AZ the
meeting later when they were being
confirmed they sat on three seats, Elder
Burgess being on the back seat and,
as the brethren were proceeding with
the second row the Prophet Joseph told
them to hold on minute, when he
came down from the stand and, with
the other Elders, went to the back seat
and Elder Burgess was confirmed by
the Prophet. who then went back TO his
seat and told the Elders to proceed
with the confirmation OF the others, He
lived with the Prophets family for two
years, and stayed IN Kirkland and
worked on the temple until It was nm
ished, and passed through all the perse-
BUTTONS OF the Saints In Kirkland. In
1888 he moved 20 Missouri, and was
counseled TO settle at Adam-on- DIAM
mon. arriving there in August, and re-
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And In accordance With Law, and an or
der Of the Board Of Directors made ON
the 2th day Of January, l9i, so many
shares OF each parcel Of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold AZ the once
u the Secretary, "a Richards erect Salt
OF April 1904, al the hour OF IL O'clock
noon OF said day, 20 pay the delinquent
assessment thereon. together With the
cost OF advertising ana expense OF sale
HUGH WATSON, Secretary
Dated March nth. 1874
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PAYSON.
Funeral Services over The Remains OF
The Late Joseph II. Hush.

Funeral Services over The Remains OF
The Late Joseph II. Hush.
Special Correspondence
Payson, Utah, March 1.-THE funer-
al services over the remains OF the late
Jos. w, Hush were held today IN the
Payson tabernacle.
Deceased was an old resident OF Pay.
son, having lived here since 1851 until
1902, when he moved with his family to
Mil Greek ward, Salt Lake county.
where he died early Monday morning
last from the effects OF paralysis, with
which he was stricken about two weeks
ago
He was a native OF England being
born there 81 years ago.
His life was an active one, having
held positions Of trust In church ca.
pacity, and was energetic In furtherlng
the interests Of the community.
He leaves a large family to mourn
his departure,
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SUMMONS

In tho District Court Of the
Third judicial District NJ the State
OF Utah, County OF Salt Lake Della Lane,
Plaintiff, w Adney II. Lane, Defendant.
The State OF Utah, TO the Said Defeni.
ant,--You are hereby summoned to APP
Of this summons upon you, II served With
In the County In which this action is
brought, otherwise, within thirty DAYS ar
tor service, ana defend the above entitled
action and In case Of your failure 80 TO
do judgment will be rendered against
you according 20 the demand of the com
plant, which is hled with the clerk OF
said Court.
DELLA LANE. Plaintiff.
Stewart 4 Stewart Plaintiffs Attorneys.
p, o. Address. 600 Mccormick Block, Salt
Lake City Utah,
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WALES.
The Relief Society Has a Gala Occasion
Program, feasting and Dance.

Special Correspondence.
Wales. March 1.-THE Relief Society
OF this ward held their annual celebra-
tion here today beginning this morning
at 10 o'clock. Invitations had been ex
tended to all members of the ward and
a general response was MADE. An ex-
cellent program was rendered until
noon when the tables were spread and
a bountiful repast was served after
which the afternoon was spent In list
enng TO another interesting program,
a social intermisslon and in the even.
ing ball was given thus ending q
celebration long to be remembeted.
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SALIVA.
Impressive Funeral Services over the
Remains OF tho Late G! A. Brandt.

Sallna, March lI--Yesterday Elder G.
A. Brandt and family arrived from
Idaho Falls. bringing with them the re-
mains OF their deceased son Harold who
died recently at that place, Funeral
services were held at 2 D. m. today
Thursday at which the local Church
authorities presided and In addition TO
beautiful singing by the choir and
Mrs. John Hood, eulogistic remarks
We're made by Bishop Mattson, Elders
George d, Castro and James 5. Jensen.
The largest funeral cortege ever seen
In Salina followed the remains TO the
cemetery where Elder ~ C. Rasmussen
oiliciated In defeating the grave, The
floral tributes were many and beautiful
and this, with many words and EVIL
denCes OF sympathy, all tend TO show
the high esteem In which the deceased
and family are held by this community,
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NOTICE OF DELINQUENT SALE.

Denver Mining Company. Location Of
principal place Of business Salt Lake
city, Utah Notce-rherc are delinquent
on the following described stock IN above
named company on account Of assessment
No two t2 levied on the 9th day OF jan
site the names Of the respective share
holders as follows.
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Especial to the "News.")

Lander Wye. March 15.--Nlck wad-
den, respected citizen. was found at
his home with the top OF his head
missing. Waddell had killed himself
with a 25-S5 rifle and had been dead
some time before the fact became
known. No cause for the suicide Is
known.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Brigham Young Trust company,
VIII be held at tho Companys office No,
30 Deserot News Building, Salt Lake
CITY, Utah, ON Monday. April 4. isD4, al
$3.50 am, for the purpose OF electing trus-
tees TO serve FOR the ensuing year, and
as may properly come before the nest
ing |. a. CLAYTON,
Secretary
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

lone Mining and Milling Company. Prin-
cipal place VI business Salt Lake CITY.
State OF Utah Notice. There are delin-
quent upon the following described stock
on account Of assessment No. g. levied ON
the Goth day OF January 1894, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders as follows name
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CHEYENNE. WYO.
GAMBLING LICENSE REPEALED
Wyomlns's capital Hits the Fraternity
hard-C0uneli Unanimous.

Special Correspondence.
Cheyenne, Wyo, March 16--At a meet
Ing OF the city council last night the
ordinance licensing gambling was re-
pealed. A proposition WAS submitted,
and Mayor Keefe In An address to the
council favored the continuance Of IL
censed gambling under certain restric-
lions, but ex-senator J, NJ Carey, ID. W.,
Elliott and others addressed the coun-
ell and made earnest appeals for the
repeal Of the ordinance, When the mat
ter was put TO vote the sentiment Of
the council was unanimous IN favor Of
repeal.
Mayor Keefe In his address referred
10 the demoralzine condition brought
about by certain wine rooms catering
to women patrons, and he recommend
ed drastic action In handling the mat
ter.
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Interchangeable attempted to draw
his gun but the policeman reached his
own weapon first.
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LEIGH, IDAHO.
Death OF Two Citi,ens-ilonors TO Re.
t5 I'd turned Missionaries.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence,
Leigh, Fremont CO., Ida, March A..
Mr.. Gideon Harmison, aged 60 years,
died in Haden on the 9th OF diabetes,
His remains We're taken to Victor and!
consigned to the grave yesterday, '.I' 4
Mrs. John EynOD 81 Victor died. Sat
urday morning. the leth, after a long
spell OF sickness, Funeral services Will.
be held in the Victor meetnghouse TO.
day, u AZ.
A reception was rendered Elders J. r..
Henry and IN lasdiTIkins 8, srho recent
ly returned from the missionary field.
There are no cases Of diphtheria at
present and II Is hoped the disease Is
stamped out permanently. % q. ...
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4 PROVO.
-
: 'orTER DISCHARGED.

snsal c.. wv Arson Case Notes. ~ ''"
hrmo ISv'l'spondencc.
moo ''s ;Sss,!stSa'ss 4 h T ISs gsH,
u IIs daHyfirp on l,Soe to 1900 pounds ds
y. ~, -, the rest ~ May to October
?, AN NJ cottsr s Of Il. d He had ID
i, otter and SaS 20 extort money
A., he matter had advised Cottsr
NM. Which M s s.t the county cunt,
''' A' FA Thurman 'ss,. srsT' ,ss;
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clRouLAroR, N. n. THOMAS.
Ai7 Grant Ave- Telephone ss7.x.

The. Daily and Saturday Nsw, sspv.
cred BY carrier, Any complaInts ~
ssrylet VIII DO promptly rsetinsd By the
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And in accordance with law and an or.
der OF the Board OF Directors
uary, 1904. so many shares OF each
parcel OF such stock as may be neces-
sary will be sold AT the office Of the com.
pany, 81 East First South Street Salt
Lake city, State OF Utah. on the 10Th day
OF March 1904, at p. m. Of said day,
to pay the delinquent assessment, togeth-
pense Of sale.
II, w. MADSEN, Secretary,
by resolution Of the Board OF Directors
duly made and entered upon the records
OF the company the date OF the above
sale has been extended to March Is
1901, az p. M. same place
X. W. MADSEN. Secretary.
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Bee Keepers Supplies.

Foulger 4 Sons carry fun line Of the
q. ., Lewis Co.'S make Send for catalog
and price list
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ESTATE OF JOHN WATERFALL.
The undersigned will sell al public auc-
uon part Of lot seven Of block hfty.one,
as plated In plat c, Salt Lake CIV sur.
vey In Salt Lake City. Salt Lake Coun-
", Utah and beginning at point sew
enteen rods south OF the northeast cor
ner OF the said lot. and running thence
west eight rods 70 the east line Of a four
rod street running north and south
through the said block, thence south
along said line two rods, thence east
eight rods, thence north two rods 10 the
place Of beginning. containing sixteen
square rods Of ground, on Wednesday. the
2ird day OF March, a, ID. 1904, at the hour
OF II o'clock noon OF said day, Mt the
premises, No 81 Jeremy Street, Salt
Lake city. Utah, for cash, gold coin OF
the United States, ten per cent OF bid
payable at time u sale, and the balance
upon confirmation Of the sale
MARY FRANCIS WATERFALL,
Administrative.
Dated March ~, 1904.
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LARAMIE, WYO.

tspeoial 10 the "News.W

Especial to the "News,D
Laramie, Wyo,. March ll-A tele-
phone message from Walden, Colo,
states that James Easton, 80 years old
and bachelor, made an unsuccessful
attempt TO commit suicide last night.
Easton had been drinking heavily for
several days and when found ne had n
two-gallon jug OF whIskey In his pos
session During u temporary NJ OF in
sanity he cut the arteries on both wrists
and stabbed himself IN the right lung.
EastOn WIN die.
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POCATELLO, IDAHO,
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.

Held In New Meeting House Prominent
Speakers An Interesting Occasion.
Special Correspondence,
Pocatello, Ida, March 7--The first
quarterly conference OF the Pooatello
stake, since the completion OF the new
church. converted here last Sunday at
ter lapse OF xix months.
A Sabbath school officers conference,