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recitations were rendered. The musical
numbers were high class and were
given by sisters Keddington. Austin
and Blazzard and Elders Noble. Jones,
Wordsworth and Oldroyd. At the CON
clusion OF the program Sister Calls,
assisted by the lady missionaries sery-
ed delicious refreshments. on the fol-
lowing day the visitors and the office
force went 10 Chickamauga park. After
partaking of a picnic which was served
on the grass the party spent the re-
mainder OF the day in visiting scenes
~ historic interest on that famous bat
tie field Through the courtesy OF the
officers the party was permitted TO go
through the fort and inspect the bar
racks. w. II. LARSON.
Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09

notice OF praise OF the paper and the
community which IL represented
Elder Whitney says the missionaries
nj work In South Africa are well and
prosperous. and that they are making
many friends in their labors
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And I'm accordance OF the law Nl.
order OF the board OF directors mace
Sept II. 1909. 80 many shares or az
parcel OF stock as may be- necessay
will be sold at the office Of the ccm'
pany. 400 Herald building, NO 10y sou.H
Main street. salt Lake city, utan, on
the 3Oth day OF April at II o'clock ho1..
TO pay the delinquent assessmeng
gether with cost Of advertising ana "a
pense OF sale. --.-,,..-.,
ss4rotary.
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don't 500 Plum street. Macon. Ga.-Tha
work NJ the Lord is progressing in Ma
con and there are more meeting held
and greater interest ls being taken than
over before. Elders Robert Furnlss
and Lyman Taylor are conducting five
meetings % week boo that city at the
present time. Special interest Is being
taken Zoo the Sunday school recently or
gIuizcd 40 Skippertun. Elders
j. g. Healcy and r.. l.. Allen are dis
trbutlng much literature in the city o.
Savannah Funeral services
were held by Elder Robert Furniss at
MiIedgcyilc. March % over the rec
mains of sister Lucy Taylor
March ~ and 10. three meetings were
held at % barbecue near Juniper. pre-
pared by Brother sam Bruce. and tho
large crowds which were in attendance
went away wcll filled, both physically
and spiritually
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

North Bingham mine. a corporation.
Principal place OF business. Sale Lake
city. Utah
Notice-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on &C.
count Of assessment No. ]. levied Sept
II. 1909. the following several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective
stockholders:
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ELDER RUDGER CLAwsON.

Elder EudEcr Clawson received his
official appointment as president of tho
European mission Thursday az a meet
ing of the First presidency and the
twelve apostles As soon as he can ar
range his business affairs ne win leave
for Liverpool. England whore he viii
succeed Elder Charles W pcurosc. who
has been notified of his release Elder
Clawson is unable 10 say just when he
would leave for England but he expects
20 be able to go In the course of n
month Elder pcnrose viii not return
home, however until after Elder Claw
son has relieved him.
Elder Claws0n filled mission In
the Southern states. In 1879 he labored
In Georgia and was with Elder Joseph
Standing when ne was killed by mob.
Since that time Elder Clawson has
been active 600 church affairs In 1858
he was chosen president of the Box
elder stake and acted in that capacity
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until 1895 on oct 10. 1898, ne was or
dained "a member Of the quorum OF the
twelve. He is now a member Of the
general board Of education of Church
schools. a member OF the Young Mems
Mutual Improvement association board
and first assistant superintendent to
President Anthem H. Lund. general SUI
poriutcndcnt Of the Religion classes Of
the Church For II years he has been
connected with the auditing committee
of the Church and for the last six years
he has been chairman. lie Is also one
Of the auditors of the Y. NJ. NJ !. board
Besides these positions In the Church.
he is director and one of the auditing
board OF the Beneficial Life Insurance
company.
The European mission includes the
British Isles, the countries Of Europe
and South Africa. Elder Penrose left
salt Lake oct. i5 1906. following his ap-
pointment and has been in charge Of
the European mission ever since.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective 's
ers Tor further Information

In the Third Judicial pislr,g,,, Of
In and for salt Lake CouhNss i,fes and
Utah In the matter OF w. price
guardianship OF Edith A ,lr eondari
CLYDE Eiester Price. Nalt. $50. price
price. Afde Verne Price. Eus, .,I.s of
arJ Nforoni Price. Minors Nu.-.sis.ed
Ssic ~ Real Estato.-Ihe uhu. 49, me-
1,iif sell al privatc sale. on oi Hii.d ak.
isth dav Of April. 1910. am unia..-s,inv des.
cicbtbs interest lu the loA'"'"H
cribed property to-Wt. oil, ,, r,6s north
Commencing at a. point 10y 1g block
60, tbc eotlfhcnst corner ~ lo' le be
~ Ia acre Mat A. Big Field sur r,nas
~ a, section al township ] SCUM .,,,,nriTe
/ west salt Lake Merid.an rarth
thence VEST sO3.52 feet, thenge ~ sn.B
dec east s7.6S feet. thence riace Of
feet. thence south T.@ tee' "
beginning. ,oiDt n s. rod'
north from the southwest Hie Field
Ia block iG l0-acre pli ,oonehlp
ooou,,t ,rarge1 west. Salt lAto tbrrcs
,,,Uning thence east 1873 iee' fsot.
north fSs rs feet. thence ,. ,rrst lG
.ha,co north gO feet. tEehge wv. vesl
80. D,ence south no 90 in'ts Wv. fbence
~, 90, thence south 1870 - inell
a go IA feet' 10 place OF beglnl5"s, the
uyritten bids will be rrcti W. Judge
,sHae ~ stewart a stewart ~ INNS 81
RidF.. Salt Lake city u''N
sale cash ELIZA PRICE N dIyS5srdipa.
DATED April lst, 1910 ,,. for Guar
stewart q stewart, Al'oiH'''
dian.
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Mississippi. Geo. J. Gray president,
Darbun. Miss.-During the branch con-
ference az Elder, Pearl River county,
Feb. o. three spirited meetings were
held and at the close one person APP
piled for baptism Company" A'met
with splendid treatment al Bay st.
Louis. Not being able To- secure am
other place for meetings the mayor
gladly granted them the use Of the
city han and two good meetings were
held. Prest Gray had a very pleasant
trip TO New Orleans. not forgetting 70
spread the gospel on the way as he left
a number of books and tracts al differ
cut places.
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SOUTHERN STATES
MISSION HISTORY

Alabama. Hans g. Peterson. prcsi-
don't boss lU5. Montgomery. Ala.-From
Clark. the county where the elders
won. placed ON the train. with thclr
fares paid and orders not to return.
comes the report that many arc now
INVESTIGATING the gospel Elder Nelson
performed one baptism there last week.
March 3. at Braggs. Lowudcs
county four persons were baptized hy
ELDER W l. Hururam Iu Bald
win county. Elders Randall and
Thompson met gentleman who not
only gave them tho saturday dinner
asked for but kept them until Monday
morning. arranged three meetings for
thom during their stay and extended
mem % hearty invitation to return and
rartako of his hospitality at amy time
fhis is the first recorded friend iu
baldwin county.
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The Sound sleep of Good Health.

The restorative power OF sound
sleep can not be over estimated and
any ailment that prevents IL Is a
menace TO health. J. l.. Southers. Eau
Claire, Wis, says:-"For long
time / have been unable to sleep
sOundly nights. because of pains
across my back and soreness OF my
kidneys. My appetite was very poor
and my general condition was much
run down. / have been taking Foley's
Kidney Pills but a short time and
now sleep as sound as a rock. ] eat
and enjoy my meals, and my general
condition is greatly improved.
can honestly recommend Foleys Kid
ney Pills as / know they have cured
me."-Schramm7Johnson Drugs.
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Removal Nnr1cr

Slhaloa Land d. Fruit CO.. has ..
mo, us Offices 10 42l-2 Felt Pp.ig
Ing. opposite postonice D''il-
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North Carolina. VIM. D. Criddle.
Fayetteville. box No. a.. y. c.
Elders G.. G.. Mortenscn and j. W.
Hartley were invited 20 preach at a
Christian tCampbellite) meeting in
Sonia. After the services the pastor
appointed a meeting for the brethren
to be held the following day and in
vited his congregation 90 attend. The
result was n large and interested
crowd at the Sunday service. and many
offers Of entertainment were extend
ed to the elders at the close Of the meet
ing. Being invited 70 home TO
sing some Of the Songs Of Zion
Elders Geo W. Gibson and Jas a.
Rodeback were pleased TO find that the
ncighbors had an gathered In TO hear
the new preachers" sing ana preach
and the elders gladly awaited them
selves OF both privileges. Elders
J. 4. Martensen and r.. r.. Burk re-
port having met doctor i'm Clinton
who worked on the government survey
I'm Utah a few years ago with some
of the Mormon boys. The doctor claims
that they were fine young men and
that he could not speak too highly OF
the people In general whose young men
Willingly spend from two 10 FIVE years
OF their lives I'm preaching the gospel
without hope Of earthly reward.
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Fast Kentucky. Albert Oldr1sd.
president. Box i2Z Lexington. ky.-Ihc
four elders laboring go Ashland this
winter have done "a good work. b'-
side distributing % large amount OF lit-
erature they have improved every OPP
portunity Of presenting the gospel 10
the people one of them. Elder =. r.
CoWley. recently accepted an invitation
90 expound Mormonsm TO the guests
where he was invited 10 dine, and left
"Nephitc Record and MIR. Durant
for them 20 peruse IN their further
search after truth. Elders r. l..
Cook and W h. Smith report gratifying
success in the capital city, II is the
frst time Frankfort has been can
vasscd but the elders are kept busy re-
visiting and using their many oppor-
tuuities Of preaching the gospel
Fast Tennessee. Geo W stephens
president. Box 49, Chattanooga, Tenn.
The people who attended the week
meeting nj DcrossCtt held by Elders q.
r Sampson and l.. II Liddcll say they
have an entirely different opinion or
M8rmonIsm now. ana that they re-
celved more light on the Bible than had
ever been given them before. .
Elders g. r. Jensen, Jr, and w. x.
Moves have Just Cauva-sed Spencer.
county seat Of Van Buren,. They re-
port good treatment az the hands Of
the people end were successful in leav-
Ing many books and tracts In
December. 1905. President Soclberg In
stituted the first thorough canvass Of
the city of Knoxville. which was re-
Gently completed by Elders Edgar Os-
guthorpe and ". James Maxwell Dur
ing that time there have been ~ hap
fHaHH. fta. D.. a.
friendly and have given the work sew
eral good write ups beside publishing
each week gratis, notices Of services
held. Among their friends the elders
number many OF the city's business
md nrnfns.LnnuI mIn.
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are attending the meetings OF Elders
Smith and Peterson in Wcakley coun-
IL
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Ohio. c. u. Gray. president. BOX ~,
Station % Columbus O-Sister
Thomas OF Toledo has been doing
missionary work among friends and
ac1uaintaucee and incidentally secured
10 subscriptions 20 Liahona, the Elders
Journal
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March 23.-George Reuben Karrer
OF Lewiston. Cache county. Utah, from
the Northwestern States mission. sci
apart Nov. -, 1905.
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March 14-Sister Anna Hindley of
American Fork. Utah county. Utah
from the Northern States mission. set
apart April 2S 1908.
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South Carolina. Robert Andrus,
president box Z16. Columbus =. c.
Visiting O. saw mill camp iu their reg
ullr work. Elders Wright and Whit
taker were invited 90 preach by the
people. they having already secured a
Baptist church and announced the
meeting The elders gladly accepted
and very attentive audience greeted
their efforts. President Audrus and
Elders Coleman, Graft Elmer and Ison
met with some saints and friends in
branch conference near Latta and
three profitable meetings were held.
The local preacher called meeting for
the same hour and took MOrm0nism
for his subject but failed 20 aid his
cause any by so doing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09

BLACK SOIL FOR SALE.
Delivered cheap. at 18th West between
First and Second South.
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The elders and sisters named below
have reported at the Church Histor-
lan's office Ia this city their safe return
home on dates given from the foreign
mission field all in good health and
spirits, except one or two who came
home ill They report the gospel work
making excellent progress in all the
fields represented.
February 13.-Newell Noble Dalrym-
pie OF Paris, Bear Lake county. Ida.
from the Central States mission: set
apart April Z, 1908. Returned on ac-
count Of sickness
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nfIIlIn conference near AalNIt anu
three profitable meetings were held.
The local preacher called q meeting for
the same hour and took MOrmonism
for his subject but failed 10 aid his
cause any by so doing
Virginia. NJ. J. Tuburv president
box iNg Roanoke. Na.-Ou sunday.
March 10. funeral services were held
in the Methodist chapel at Cripple
Creek. Wythe county i'm memory Of
Brother Johnson. Elders r. b. Major
w l.. Shelly and local Elder q. o.
Richmond were I'm charge. The 200
people present listened most attentive
lv To the disrourScs ON the resurrection
Of the dead. ans kindred doctrines. II
was the first time the elders were ever
permitted 90 hold services ln the
church at that place and many who
attended had never before heard the
elders preach. but declared the sermon
the best they had ever listened 10 and
expressed a desire that their pastor
might have heard 10 also Elders
w. n. SUBWAY and H. G.. Prince held
n meeting AT BrodnaX which consisted
entirely OF men. a lodge meeting was
i'm session near by and when the elders
began their services the lodge adj
iouruod TO attend the meeting held by
tho elders. thus the prominent men OF
nearly every profession I'm the place
were present ana NI IIIf close expressed
their appreciation of the way iu which
the subjects Of the gosDel were OK
planned
PRESIDENTS CONVENTION.
A convention of the conference presl-
dents or the Southern states mission
was held March o and 10 az mission
headquarters. a list OF subjects To- be
discussed had been previously prepared
by President Calls and submitted TO
the brethren Tor preparation. The
topics were ably presented and dis
Cussed and methods Of work Tor the
year We're considered and adopted. An
excellent spirit prevailed at an the
meetings. Six sessions were held and
the conference closed with a sacrament
and testimony meeting at which
ferycnt and faithful testimonies were
borne Much good is bound 90 result
10 the work In the mission from this
conference because tho conference
presidents came with tho spirit OF
counsel and instruction. and with Pres
idcnt Calls were imbued with a desire
TO promote the work OF the Lord and
make the labors of the elders more eff
f-ct.vc ON Thu,l3oy evening prcgi
dent and Mrs. Calls gave a social
party at the mission home in honor of
the brethren, The students from the
west attending the law and medical
colleges here were present. An excel
lent program consisting Of vocal solos.
duets, quartets, and also speeches and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09

April Nv. n. Simmons OF Layton.
Davis county Utah, from the Southern
states mission. set apart Nov. -. 1907
George Erastus Marchant Of Peoa.
Summit county, Utah, from the South
ern States mission' set apart Oct. 22,
1907.
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March 27.-Edwin Joseph solomon Of
Shumway. Navajo county. Ariz.. from
the Southern States mission: set apart
oct. S. 1907.
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March 4-Niels G. Christensen of
salem. Utah county from the North
ern states mission. set apart Jan. q
1908 Presided over the Northern H.
linois conference.
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April 3.-Hebor John smith Of
Draper. Salt Lake county Utah. from
the Southern states mission; set apart
Sept. 8. 1907.
Elmer Burns Cox Of Fairview, Utah
from the Northern States mission. set
apart oct 4. 1907 Presided over West
Montana conference
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-03
WHAT CONSTITUTES
A GOOD BANKER

H. F. Dangbcrg, father OF M.'nden'
Douglas County, Nevada, recently
met a friend in Carson (whom we
will call Chris. Yonson, tor ah"rt)'
and the following conversation did
not occur.
Chris: How you get along with
the Minden Bank. Fred:
Fred: First class: We now have
about S2OO.0O0 of deposits i'll the
bank.
CHRIS: Have you declared any di
vidends yet?
Fred: Oh. no.: not yet.
Chris: Well you are no banker,
If Tom Hickey was at the head OF
that bank he would have declared
all that money into dividends by this
time. and the stock would have gone
up 100 per cent. What is the use
of keeping 50 much money out of
your pocket? That amt business,
Fred.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-03
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS

Notice is hereby given that | have
this day appointed Don Bohall, a
deputy for the purpose of collecting
dog licenses and destroying dogs
found without tags; and that all own
crs of dogs are hereby notified that
any dog found within the limits OF
Carson City. Nevada, after June l,
the year 1910. will be destroyed as
provided in Ordinance No. "a of the
Ordinances Of Carson City. Nevada.
Tags may now be procured from
Don Bohall or the City Marshall.
GEO. w. COMING,
City Marshal
Dated May I'd. 1910 I'd
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-03
Latest Designs
In Wall Paper

The Carson City Furniture Com
pany has received i shipment OF
three tons of the latest designs in
wall paper. The shipment contains
over 5000 rolls and over go designs
will be found in this new stock. The
prices and the grades range from
the lowest to the highest and the PEG
pie Of this city can obtain anything
they desire in the line of wall paper
at this store. Call and inspect the
stock. Call early as you can have
your pick of the finest assortment
that has ever been received in this
CITY.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-03
PROSPECTING

Every day parties Of local people
hike out into the surrounding mining
districts in search OF valuable metal,
and during the past couple ofweeks
a number OF lodges carrying goon
value, have been uncovered. This
activity is due mostly to the building
of the smcltcr near this city which
will give a ready market for the pro
duct of the mines and aid the owners
in developing their properties to Such
a state that they will be worth some
thing to them. Nearly 4 dozen 10
cations were filed with the recorder
last month and tw &c that many VII
be the record for May.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-03
AT AN END

NEW YORK, May 2.-Cutting his
way through a mass OF 2O,OOO cheer
ING people, his white locks barred to
the breeze and his shutting feet keep
mo time to the strains Of the Star
Snanplcd Banner Edward Payson
Weston to-day brought to a triumph
ant close his occan-to-occan walk
He asccndcd the steps Of the city haii
at ;. 10 p. H.. completing the trans
continental journey OF 3, ass miles III
II walking days, a feat without par
allcl in the annals OF pedestrianism'
Ihe grizzled athlete was welcomed
to his home city by Mayor Gaynor,
who presented him with a purse of
$500 hurricdly raised by a handful of
his admirers in the last hours of his
spectacular walk. This and the APP
nlausc of the thousands who have fol
lowed his tramp since it began at
Los Angeles February lst, is all the
reward that comes to the s%eptuagen-
Ran after his months Of trudging
through heat and cold across the con
tinent.
No faint OF professionalism. no bar
gain for the advertising OF this, that
or the other form Of footwear dims
the glory OF the old mans perform
ancc. He has received hundreds OF
offers from vaudeville managers, but
has declined them all.
As he finally turned into the City
Hall Park, black with thousands, ht
was visibly moved, and it was will
difficulty that he found voice to thanh
the Mayor for his words of greeting
81 wanted to show to the young
Stcrs what an old athlete of y year
could do" he said. Then from thu
steps Of the City hall he thanked the
people for their welcome and ex
pressed himself repaid by their cheer:
for his cxcrtions.
Later, in the Mayors Office, he wa.
presented with a gold championship
belt by President y. T. Powers OF
the Eastern League baseball circuit
It i, the famous six days go-as-you.
please belt, won by Dinecn and Cav
auaugh in 1902 and 1908 respectively
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-03
WORK AT MOUND HOUSE

II. IIcidenreich, Chas. Blackie,
Henry Wise and Eben Mari depart
ed this morning for the Mound
House where they will erect several
Company near the reduction works.
Among other things the plant will
be enlarged and a company board
ing house erected. y. couple OF cot
tages will also be built, it is said
and the gentlemen will be employed
at the thriving little village for some
time to COme.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-03
RICH STRIKE AT GOLDFIELD

a report reached this city last eV-
ening that a strike of ore as rich as
that taken from the famous Mohawk
had been made on the Ford-Mckay
lease on the St. Ives at Goldheld and
caused considerable excitement here.
The report stated that the strike has
been anticipated for some time past
and that it will mean the return OF
the boom days to the Southren camp,
1t is the general belief in Goldheld,
according to the report, that the
ledge opened up is the famous st
Ives ledge which was lost about three
years ago and for which a search has
been made ever since.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-05-03
WILL NOT RESIGN

WASHINGTON. May 3.-"If
were disposed to consider the ques.
ton of resignation, | would not dc
so as long as these vicious and un-
warranted attocks continue against
me Secretary Balinger thus de
med the renewed rumor that he con
templated retiring from President
rats cabinet soon after the BALM,
ger Pinchot investigation is conclud.
ed. Il have nc intention of resign
ing,' he cmphatically declared.