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'ToMCTION CITY NEWS.
Dinitle Tnroh Taking a Youag
YToman's Jewelry.
jttlOlirHlAFnO UEMOItVMZEIt.
Break Uwaon Ilia Clly Tramuar.
-DcAth of ItMIroait Couiluc
" lor l.lc.
n. county olllclali elect liavr nil
Ju.dtuolr c.rtlllotof .lee Ion
$ '.! hw W " '"I"1"111
'"to'. trustee of lhei:Jon, Hooper A.
nlSStllU Irrigation comi.anlo jrwtcr.
SjnW th.lt bond. Willi tho county
Th.rltT Iramwajr was not wotklng
J n of one of Wo locomotives.
""rations will U reeumeu tomorrow,
'maladies ol tho Christian church
m.i ii Chrlelmas tmaar In aomo
TJuT.Ay.KrM.ynnJBalurd.y
(I ibli
Tbibody of John Uilogneip.tlio un
i.innato Itallau "ho was klllwl In n
ESSIto" KlUy. HI" "I" ' ""
S,"ulTiwlllD ti.0 MtlV.I Of thO
Si who lire t NamPa, Idaho.
Drnotr Marshal Italohor yesterday
JkJ.l'.Jonosto th iKnllutlry a
ffii Ltko to await trial at thouoit
iHffl. Jones' londa were rlareil at tho
,um.ly low um of MM but to.
Jiouiit could not bo ralaoi bjr him.
The Union Taclllo and theHouthern
PiclOo frelsht platforms nil J houses aro
brfajequlppml with aro nnd .ncati
5Sc.nl Wm. Tho Improvement will
Jwitolli nelly f thotmn.f.r
jean carrying lantern whou on uluht
doty.
Tbo ibp men ar" nioclnu their
dicks west onto Iho dwert lor tho
inter, yesterday aoToral largo herds
iSvl throJSh Ogdeu. IJoouglii .now
1,4 fallen on tho desert, It In rrpnrlol,
la Innore sjilllcloiit water for tho sheep
jorliu; tlio winter.
FreUhtlramootl tha Union raclllo
,,aiicraorallx.ljelcnlay on account
(f Uniterm which have .wiiitoycr
IS. Wyoming and Nebraska llJni
Curloitlie p.bt few day. o trains
rcicbwl Onden on tliua and aover.il
yen abandoned.
The seacrlcoiilnclors havo been
Untl to put two team pumpi at work
o keep the water dowu in thu trenches
Ulm dug on Orant nvonuo between
T.coty-wTruth awl Tweiity-lbth
lIMCI. The wurK le proiremliig "lowly
mil will not be completed for several
Tttki.
J. I', Bpnint yesterday rowlvfd n
ilj.tohnnncunoliiB tho timtli liiTur
tin Ure, Pa., of J. H. McUaully,
former leildeutof Ojdon and heavy
iroiwrty owner here. Tho dwaHJ
wiaproailnontOJd Fillow nnd Ma
nnandmemtcrof Waialch Dlrlslon,
U.K.C.
Ynterday waa rejular law and m
tloailiylii tho Kj'jrth Ulttrlct court
id confcqiiontly no Jury oe wero
t(W. The cone or the owner or tno
llnud Opera home agalni! Mona;er
lljwtt tor damage and ioBeilon of
tlio UullJInu went over until Wcduon.
day iiinmiu0', wueu It lll bo called
for trial.
Sob Milton, former lllo Orando
Wtitcrn conductor runnlnt! out of
OjrJtn, but liter of tha Idaho division
oflho Uulon 1'acinc, dll yenterday
In tbo railroad lioapltil at Pocatclloof
pctuinoula. Waaatcli Dlvlilon, O.lt.U.
kiln a body thin mornlni; atll'iUS
o'clock for l'oivtlella to attend the
luneral which will bo held to Jay.
The km well di rrlolf, oiikIiio liouir,
lull wneeland all the nrcnotry LullJ.
Icti wern completed lkt night and
tTtrjtblng la now In rea llnein for thu
mictilnery which li ex eolod to nrrivn
laaboutlhrio wechs, Imvlnu boeu de
hjcl In thlpment. Mr. Hlophona doei
toteipect toatort lilt drills beforo tho
mUdleof Janucry.
Tbe (ifllcera, newly rlcotnl, of the
Huntavlllo Inii;itloii maoolatlon filed
Itidt bondi Willi Cuuuty dlork Lol.
IJge yettorday. They aro I.. M.
Xtl.oD, prealdeni; Will. a. Hmltb,
vlce-preildent Jnn llantcu, an
1:tioi, Albert II. Oarner, dlrcctorii;
Ammon Allen, troimrer; Lira l'eter.
a ecrclnry; and Win. O, Moyii, a
lutiotticietary. Oiputy Bherllf Kmmett roturned
ynterday from lluutivlllu where he
muted iMward L'upp on a c)nre of
nullcloui mlaohlef and threatening to
HUT. M. Ferrln. DurlnR tho patt
hv week) Cupp lias been making
blmsolf Kenerally obnoxlomto tho ro
litnti of Huntavlllo nml la actiiiod of
IjitIdj deitroted vontlderablo personal
iropeny which belonged to Ferrln.
lie will make tho county all Ills bead
itUirtera uutll his arraignment.
At a result of ollorlug In pledgo
loaeono else's probity Kvo ilooru
lodge. last utKbt 111 tho elty J ill where
in will lomalii until tomorrow morn.
Iczand theubo arraigned before Jus
JIceKllrjerald, charged with obtain
In? money under falao pretemis.
Moora has for aomo tlmo pott been era.
Iloyed as a waiter at tho Uuroiosu
boteland during her stay thero became
icqualnted with Floronoo Helma, a
cuamUrmald. Heveral days ago whllo
t work, she nave her watch nod llug;,
wlch sho valuea at $S0, Into thu cam
(f Moore. Using- rather hard up for
"th the latter pledged tbe watoh,
rtaln and ring, liatersho told Miss
Helma what shu had dono and was as.
lured, o clio olalms, lliotlt wau"all
"int." It semis however, that such
u not thu case, as Florence, wont
wore CJomnil-aloner l'errln nud ob
U ned a writ of repluvln, by virtue of
Vulcbsheairalngaluedpocsoailonoflier
I loperty. Hiio claims that Mooru atolo
loejewelry from hir room. Ilroker
'roidowhz, after being compellod to
Cite up the watoh nud ring, swore out
a complaint, charging Moore with ob.
lalolng money uuder falio pretensoa
tudttie stated result was thu eumeuco.
It Would Mfr Ilr.
JtlasEl.lcr-'Wcll, I maintain tlmt
women can Jo nnytliiiii; that incu
can "
Mr. Gazzam-Oli, no. Tlio nuo
tioncor a Inulncan ia onu woman can
"ot go into.
lIuvinnier-NonscnBo. Sho'ilmnlio
fTcry bit ra good an auctioneer aa a
H ,lnn'
I 1, ftzn-Mn Just Imnglno an tin.
"wrricil omnn ncltiiig up licforo n
"0Wll anJ exclaiming, "Now, kw
wmea.allIwautbuuoflVrl" "
ccr. DiAnnncA.
A rrofnln'tit lle-kerMr ripr-Rirs (lple.
Ii IlMd oa tntf Kierlrece.
, lle illorrhfu clltn occnra qnlto early
In tlio winter, to tho confttrlon of tho
amatinr nplarlsti. Urro Is what nn old
and experienced beckeeprr r-naontbo
subject In "Gleanings In l);o Culturoi"
If tlio lc urp In tho cell-- and tbo
tcinpcratnro of tl-o celbr I above At
ilegi, 1'., I would try cooling tho cellar.
On tho other hand, If tho temperature la
0 doc, or cooler, 1 wonld Iry warming
It up to tho teuiratura lint Riven, or a
little higher. When tho tcuipcrntniM of
a cellar Is jnt right It may bo known
by tho imlctness uf lh Iwen. Tho air of
any loom Isn1rn)s warmest at the top
v.hcro any warmth producing material
Is In the room, nnd for this roavm I
nlnu)s put tho strongest colonies In tho
bottom tier when putting them In tho
cellar, tho colonies of medium strength
as to nnmbcro In the next tier, whllo nil
of tlio colonlM hai lug the smallest nnm
Iwr of bees nro ploced In tho upicr tier.
I havo found by J earn of exierlenco
lliatltnstroiu rolony becomes uneasy
whllo in tho top tier It luny 1 epileted
by setting It on tho cellar bottom, and
that n small colony which ll In a roar of
disturbance can bo earned to becomo an
"still as death" by rnlilng It from tlio
bottom of the collar up to tho top; also
closing most of tho ventilation from tlio
lilvo having tho small colony will causo
It to become quiet, and rimoing n
wholo lop from an uneasy strong colony
w ill caiuo them to ijtlli't down and cl in
ter coinp.n.t!y togetlur for tlio rut of
tho winter, lint all this should ,bo at
tended to when tho liees aro set In tho
tellar by putting them In their proicr
places In the (i liar nnd ventilating each
hlvo ns It may require.
If, In rpllo of all this precaution, soma
of tin m begin to ipottho hive, I will
ray that, nflertrjlng nllplnnsnf cure,
I now let them uloue, for 1 contider It li
wnstn of tiino to fuss with them. If
tho reader dens not ngnc, ho can try
filling them a flight Inn warm room.
I'll n liox to ret on top of tlio hive, tho
Flint) haling a glass top; or, nhouldn
warm day occur, carry tho liees out for
a flight; but after all this has been dono
tho bus will generally bo dead beforo
Juno If they lime tho diarrhea Kid
enough to sput their combs nnd the In
tide of tho hiio during midwinter ur
earlier.
Ono thing ihlch Is alnajs ngilnst
this f uitlu w ith elnglo colonies of bees
which li-iiolncomo (Ideated is that by
doctoring th(to thodltturluince required
Is apt to got other colonies ureuty and
cauto them to liecomo dheim-d, whllo
otherwlso tliey would hao gone through
tho winter quiet and all right, A
chnngo of fiKj.1 Is sometimes beneficiil:
but, ns I Mid U-fore, tho greatest suc
cess cornea by letting them aloiio nttir
pluilng thrm In tho cellar, prm Idlng tho
tcinH'rntuni of tl.u cellar can bo con
trolled ro It shall not go above 43 nor
loiur than 4i dr-ft. 1
A Straw Itnot I'll.
In tho accompanying cut Is shown nn
arrangementinadeb) a Maryland farmer
to form n room under n straw rick in
which to store turnips and potatoes.
f!nmernn7 this novel root tilt the In-
Miitor writes as follows in tho Philadel
phia Tami Journal i
1 havo kept with great ratlifacllon
turnips nnd jaUitocs, and think It nn-f-wcrs
as well us n root collar. I know
It is far better than kilns, as tho con
tents aro accesullo at all times.
- . -.. . lta-rf-a;MrT'jcw
HOOT ltOOlt UNUEIl A STRAW' KICK.
Tlio cost Is lury small, I cut tliroo
ph1 sized jiosts. with forks nt one i nd,
length about nino feot, put them in
ground doep enough to bo linn, then
took two heavy poles about sixteen fret
long nnd placed them in forks of tip
rights. Then I placed on each sido good
sized poles closo logothor, tho ends rett
ing on gronnd set a llttla below Mirfaco
to keep them from slipping. Against
tlio -mull "end post" I nailed an old door
frame, with door, so w hen lllled could
ke, p under lock nnd key, I built this
ekcloton room just beforo thrashing
whent and placed It ro straw in coining
from machine wonld full oi cr tho joles,
I also inada a skeleton scitihulo to door
and had It covered v. itli straw,
dr.... l-nriulnc.
Jtr. Denlse, of New Jernoy, tella In
Thu Hural New Yorker that ho soeds
wheat with both clover and and" timo
thy. Tho llrst jear'a hay Is all cloier.
This ho feeds to his own stock, felling
ouly tho second iiar'a cutting, which Is
nearly puro timothy. Tho stable ma
nure Is all uteil on tho soil for com.
Thero Is ono euro thing nbout gros
fanning. AH should grow clover, but
no ono should sell It If ho can possibly
mold It. Timothy Is tho grans to sell,
l'eed cloier and sell timothy Is sound
rnhlco to ono who keeps stock.
Agricultural !..
Tlio last crop rewrt limed by tho de
partment of iigrlculturo indicates that
this J car's cotton crop Is very light, with
short Btaplo, gathered generally In good
condition.
Tho leld of corn avi raged by Novem
ber returns 22.1 bushels per ncro nud
promises an nggrcgato produetlon of a
little mora than 1 ,(100,000,000 buthels.
BlalittlcIanDodgopntstho total wheat
production nt about 600,000,000 buthels.
Tho jlold of tobacco Is Icks than latt
ear, thonverago being reported at (W
jiouuds ir ncro of oil kinds against "1
last j ear. Thonverago jlold of hay Is
1.17 tons per acre, nearly tho aarao as In
1301.
Tho futuro of tho raraloladnttryln
America depends tqion n careful under
standing of tho situation-culture, strip
ping of tho llbor nnd tho preparation of
tbe fiber for manufacture. .
ViSS. JAPANESE?
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$500 Howard T
VtK will r r tho J-otft ttmlrd for ftnr Mil
rf I xttr CoiBvliint, 1tppi, -ik 'lfHch,
iBdiftsHloa, 1 ton ti ration or CotUVrtifM
cannot rtir with At rrt't rjrMAMe Llr llll.
rr f n tha (llreclionH ars nr.LlIr com pi led with.
Itior r tiarcl tctitle nl netfr fail to
(it tilifartion. PDKiirUoktrtl. Latrft tote,
s rrnta Hcwart of raunift-MU and inma
Aloha. 1 hf nolne aold tj JoliNf OV, I'll ATX
to., 11 aod ti lialk eti.et. ealt 1 U City.
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Addroas all commonleatlon to
SUE DISKHCT KHWS CO.,
bait IaU City, Utah.
TXMRS rTREET!N6T jj
HOLIDAY BOOBS I HOLIBAY PRESENTS ! :1
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Our Various Dopartmonta aro Stockod to tholr utmost capacity with such (P i njjbiM
Goods as buyors of Christmas Gilts doslro. : - tw
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NOVELTIES IN r( I
Smoking Jackets, Sleeve Buttons, Dress Slices, "'' ,il
Bath Robes, SlirtSlBuS, Dancing; romps, k -M
Silk Umbrellas, Fancy Unflerwear, Evenioi Ms, M
Silk Handkercljiefs, Dress Shirts, Neckties aid - 4 "H
Mufflers, Nieht Shirts, Bows, ).; -
Elegant Neckwear, Fancy Snspentlers, Latest Style Hats, K .
Kid Gloves, Fancy Vests, Collars anQ Cufls, ; N
Gents' Slippers, Fonr-in-Haifls, Nenlipe Shirts, W
Scarf Pins, Gents' Hosiery, Etc., Etc. ii
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FINE CL0THI1TG for Men, Boys $ Children ;;B
Children's Fancy Suits Young Men's Cutaway Suits t ' N
Children's Doutle-hreasted Suits Young Men's Sack Suits If. ' li
Children's Vesteo Suits Young Men's Nohby Trousers I ''W
Children's Blouses Young Men's Stylish Hats !- M
Children's Knee Pants Young Men's Prince Alhert Suits i M
Children's Shoes Young Men's Full Dress Suits. 'W?
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PZEA Si:. '. 11 EMJMlimt I
That aim carry a Complet Lla of
him UkM k
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Frot Cnl, Drr. Ono Jlnui Unrlctil,
Mill. Il.nrt, Kip, I'a.rl, Trn.o,
rmnlnir. n,p.., Hnti-ti.r,
(oka Urjholr, tr nit.
Clrcalar.bothSolIdA Chisel PolnLTooth
And TRIUMPH,
rar TtWnt Tma with, asit aia Stilus at
xoiijrn rnicr.s rn.ivjtrra
aim a rail Stork ot lb.tr
tnmi HASPS and FILES "I"!"" .
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CHINESE BAZAR.
OintlSTMAS GOODS.
Clilnrao nml Janiurie orlimrnatu
and (iiitry ooila. cw stuck ot Roods
mturrlvcil from CliluuituilJaian.
Everything new, first clan and cheap.
(jl'O.MI IIIOMI MIMI,
84 E. Second Soulh.
t'MlEItTAKlCItS.
tSTjiiianxD, int.
JobpS B. TfiJIoif,
Pionoox Uodertaker ol UtaL
Uamifi rir " Dmler in At XM$ if Utiml
ti-., iriwtl and Clot CVrr4
COFFINS AND CASKETS.
I nil Lin. or olllil Inrnl.lill.e. kopl
ruiislaullr on lir.u.1.
rlfm,.l Tl'trif OTtmtnnpt'y fllii.
as- Dj1lea praicrred la their Natoral Coadl
lion witaoal aalra ttaria.
OPEN DAY AND NIOHT.
wJ.".'.' Ho. 263 E. First Sooti,
Oas sad s asit UacVi sail ot TLaatia.
TSIEPUOXI A. 7ft
Joseph William Taylor
rmn'a taiBina
UNDERTAKER AND EWER.
Oirrjf lt Wit ""J "' CowaWa
COPIES, .-. GASKETS,
And Undertakers Qooda In Utah.
LOISW0EBISrrVi'.,.".,c",lr.c'"--
Ml rJr.l 1 1 "'" '' ,U ""'"'
orricn iu warlike kstss ctoieo.
Nos.3l.nd23 WEST TEMPLE STREET.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST OF TOOELE COUNTY. U Cl
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THQ3. WILLIAMS, Aiicnr and Collector, Tooola Counly, '!
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Jbiwclt Clisrlva a', Hit acna aw seel 4 towolil. a rant i 3 uo 73 . a
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MarlerFrenJotS ta it
Mooro A . lota In Ophlr IU It
Nortlirro I.IU M Og 10.1 I
Mulllncr 1 1 nrslm, leu Ml
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filler .Mary s 73 3 73 I
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Lcddor Joba, IbM scrca aeoCTtowuahtp 10 rapgo. Sou 1 S3 3d
TRANSCIENT. Terr. Bebool
Jonas T, 111 south Temploatreet abeei, 37 S3 j,
llama Jib bad l (lUoualor) aiwu 3173 J(
hundrlek'l ll alicil, kJ 73
hlrk Hubert alxcu 13 73 J
liar J tl ahecu VI) f
HurcrnlJWW lh"'l f 71 K
I'ailcrliroa ebccn SI 73 I
M rialit tleorno ahrvp 1 73 .1
Mvvena ndrif abee,, 3J 73 ,1,
kendrlek J IJ iliua II" , ' (j
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1boiuaouJainee Lor.ea 40 (M I
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o?o. WOOLEN DKAPERS. o,. lf
T. BUCKLE k Si, -rr
Tsihlon, Cfder.
Eoonomr. 235 S. MAIN STREET, ,3B.00. '
OppoiIU Walker Hooje, - Salt LaVa Cllr. 7ST- '.
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I rtTcoaioa lisiractoitr Doucirsis '
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