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SCULPTURE.
Interesting lecture by C, E.
Dallin on That Subject.
ARThXl'llESSEI) ix scuu'itmr.
Han has Ever Been an Artist or a
Promoter ot Art.
.(iii-ii'Hr. iiiikx in rovrr.
Btirlrnlewl Hodfrit tt.ri.n.l Tli.lr
Itiinilrtllll rroautllnlia Inilrntl
It fly lnll.nl or
C. i: Dallln, Utah's rising young
rrulrtor, ilellTctsl mot Interesting
,nJ Instructive Iiclutu In tuo Utah
(Jiltcrally last nlglit Irfoie Hie stu
ilcnli unci faculty of tbt Institution.
HID Ircture wn on nnrlent anil modern
iniltiUa ml wm Illustrated liy stere
option lewa ud rlioweel tho art In
In various epochs from the earliest
tloietolliuitciit. MrftDftlllti silii-
I ho In the counn of my talk thli
rfrnlng to enable you lu ualn a slight
Urn ot some of the dominant chsriir
ttrlstlcaof the grist chools of sculp
tine. , .
r list let nieluipreta upon your mlocls
tbfacttbat art li at ntrestnry and uul
Tirlaiany other roJuct nf human
tnsri:?. Tnconeluce our of thle we
base only to Bluily the tuauneis and
ruilonuof prlinlllYti races. Wo hire
find the art Initlnct Tory tarly clecl
oped; first In teree the urpoau of cam
lounicttlon, k lu picture wrltlna,rnd,
ircmid, tossllsly the Inuato cleslru for
dtcotatloii which l ahnvin In the
croanientntlou mi Itui foments anl
often on Un hoillra of aavujju.
The whole hlttory of the human race
hmbown that Hutu nvae Instincts
hate neTtrln tost, iiiclthatiut Ilia
laaya leen the car plug atonu of ovcry
cltilliitlon.
Hamerton lu Ills Thoughts Um Art
ibjs.
Tba almplo trutti Is that wlifrovir nun
tMlllrd hla roalilpiieii frtmi Die t(iiitor
lo the poles, lie hi always licctl tllhsr
snsrll.tora , romeler of art cerutlnly
notslwaAliliilily uillUntetl tn llir.ttci
rarities, jetaiinielctillyfor tho sailslo
tl in of tho arttsilo ania which he tolt a
iLsy ilaipliptlieinsellrsMrlllilri him.
Ite oplnl in Hint art la to ho found
Mature hut In 1 iitniic, end
sn In Titrono hardly uulsltlo nt
ths Iun raw In modern ttiuea, or tho
tlnclan and lloinan races In antiquity,
lioiis tit tho trillions which appear toua
Its. and less reiisonahlo and n Irnlsssble
att (trailually iMlanco lu kutiwIeiUo
Our tiioii Kfcuiui IWiod it.lorlaia hate
tha njOAt m rhiua admiration for the jier
fct eolurlut; of the richly en leiwo.1
ells; our atilc.l draiiL.lilamoil ac
Uosleltto tho inai-ultlclciit power or
atttiirtlon that waa cllsiilayoei by the
mJiumI arlla'a of Japitu, at n
fast when 1 uroim end her cul
tsrswere tthsoluitly unlit tnl of tlinro
-W It It only those hltflily KlllctI
uul ancient room who have roduceil art
uahloh iioeohltateil European nu ro
fuiohlaalmlrattoii fr lutheartofmory
roLiitry, oout f tho ui'iitMnagotrllHv
aliti tho fxreptlon of tboto raro liikUiuceM
btniuiliu ilinily bruial thoaltUllo
IdiuUo tluda Hi. tzprevtlou, (nltcu a
train.oly Inieriitliu; and beautiful ex
(rauion,) lu tho a luriiincnt of thu lhlni.a
ibat are feRAntoil with late ami prhtc, or
wlla fcellniia of roliL'loua tout ration, In
Ilia carThiji of tenijile-plllnr. or war
nuiof, In the cinbroldur of tho mantle or
ttnt Al il aa we ln.ni far I ack lu lluio to
ancleut lioit mil Atayrla nr lu the
btdeat Indluu clrlllzaiion, wo irteho
thai ihenn ratca lal art an art fuller
inlstitaml iuajetty,whoaoal!cnt languAigo
lattlll Intollltlblu to il andomitatii
lu a clear couupllonof tholr iiiluil and
Ufa We are long paat tbo
young Imulornnco of crllklaiii that
mi ouly real tho art of tuina latored
pih whldi may happen tn ho lu Million.
It liMtxMiino plain in tia that o cry art
ablcli la thoroughly genuine, evor art
wbleh la tlio aKinlalieoua txpreralnnof
a peoplu'a latteund leellng h ta In llaoino
prrtloua and fneoiniunulcahle riitllty
Jrblcli la a pari ur lliu groat mill I of
bumanlty tolling liaelf lorih In tbo most
)rlatt aba u."
Tbcte prefatory remarks liaro ap
plied to ait lu i,cucral, aud we will
now devott) ouraelvei In alt aa ex.
irreied lu aoulplule. It would, no
doubt, be luteriHtlrig tu tracu thu
utTelupmont of titilpturu from lta flrat
crude legluuinga tu in (erfected ix
irtailonaa tnibodled lu the Vouuiuf
Mllo Huth n liletory would ahow how
iculi ture i aa orlgluallya mere udlumt
loaichlUtlurt, and bow It g'alually
Uqrelojad Into nu lutlipuuei.t uri,
lo, how It develotad fruit a truJu
Imitation of otjecta In oikkiiIo nature
to a noLlo and Ideal exprcmlou of
M. Charlti Ulanoaayi:
Altar aluilrlng Iho unlTerae, man
?' ,l, contoinplaio lilmxin ho
rt-allte.1 tbat ibo human firm la
wopicd to tho aplrli, that lta pro
pcruun. it, jinmoirv, lta fu.o of
"WY'i.ltj auperlor beouty rendcra It
"WiVf alllltltt'iorm tariiblo nf fulh
toitiUVtloi tbuuglit, lheriforebetoi let
inumnu body and atulpiurowaa born.
llliloically fpeaklng, sculpture lind
" b rib Mo I gyi t. In the urt of any
l' I'M founu n exprcialon of lta
ielltctul, moral and religious nu
"'. Tui loulpture umong the
Wtlis had Ua foundation in por
K.'""'l L""uietliey liollevedthot the
Sh!' ,u"tl;8 1 reserved In all t ttrnltj.
?i.tfit,.lnfnK WM "OtHilllclent It
ih.!?' '.he,1 'ywl'boiitdlillgurtmenl
sin 'it. . '"ouKetolmagta modi, nf
dtokilffi Wn.J' lnu' th'sottereun
wtiblsj ly iwrlrailaof the iltod.
iJi'V ,.'lolnKlncrltlonofiucli
tort i Itstatut,
" M? '.""IP""" ,n tho tomb
W - ... i." w" ulacoverod wo
1 m kl ,' V ,l"cn,'l aln Ha-
t-fui i ni "K'l"""' Imimrtaiao In tho
iMlSt ih.u,inl0l."LI""u,-"luuicd Il
blcne l?li,iuc "'""' P "iloitdnu co
'koS tornVi,.,r'" I'. "nil on which
toutbwl 1 ,Kf V1,r ?,1,lnl "' i"hliig
1'C- i.z ,i ; hr j "'' !'t ch .1.
lf aalif jl.t ,.,"., , "'" uioutli lanrd
"xil taalon.? .T1"" nl "" tnoaki
''"lirf,lbe...'ib,',,'Je" '" n'uioitdla!
'laiiefwlTi.? '" mrmed Ly i.umi
Wh" a,1" ,,'!";'. in tlJ t'e'i'itir I '
"tal tu, rj? ,",'?. II"""1 ' " nr rock
achcryaulllullj' Vil l""1" u"'l"
u,eJ 'bluing ii w),lclx
I
In llcitealh Tlaiisl railn anl rhiMs
Iheattumslilut an I life Ilk a r. n
This slntutn IppreM.nla a typical
wulkof an early polio I uf Ilgyntlan
tculpluie. inter they ha I fixed forms
and t)va which remained unchanged
for lluio thoUMin I yeait, so that l'Jatu,
In his dor, could justly oltre that
lalntlng and 10111111110 prsuticrd lu
I ypl for mi man) cenlurns bad pro
duced nothing bitter at the end tuau
at the beginning.
I'll!. rloas KifJIlliwiMl was ly Hie
dlctatta ol the rUsts and ravLtttl
fromalreesoitansous dere opinint;
it had, however, ileniunls uf pinur
and noble lm licit j.
In the sleliOJtloiii vlewt which t
ball ahnrr later, I will olnt out some
of tut 1 icharactt rlstlcs tuwnleli I havu
alludtd.
Aipyrlantculplurenevtr reachel the
dlguliy ofstatuts, tut coutrnte.1 lltolf
Willi the representation nf hunting
ext lolls III low relief. 1 hiilr modeling
of nnlmals was very free an I uncoil
ventloua) In conlraat lo their treatment
of the human form.
The ntxt scho il of culjituro that wn
have to couslder Is the Urtrk, A
Ihougli man) iiulhorltlos t.laiin that it
had uu original devclpi me t, )tt the
labr tttiarclics In arc! uIogy have
proved beyond a ilsulil limt tholrlllst
elloits were direct copies uf Che ail uf
Kjyptand lliol'-i't. The (lieeka did
II I invent sculpture, but we uire In
them thu Invention uf the beautiful.
I II t.'lilr sculpture we note tho Ireu an I
spontanooiis txiresslontd a very lieu
and iiintle intellect. This charming
freed 111 uf mind added to the Utr
abundance of Inventive gaiety and
delicacy of pcrce 1 Hon resulud In the
Parthenon nnd the OIJI lau JoTe. l'lili
last la a riuotatlon from M. lit no.
Urcrk ait was Intillectual In oin
trasl tn the morl Id sjlrltual lllghta tf
Christian art durlug the fouiteenth
aud tbo flrat part ur the
llfltenth centurlrs. l.veryllilng to the
Oreiks was Jo)ous,nnd lutliewarui
auushlnu whore they uould txtrclxe
theie bodlta and minds, thty ca no to
a reallxallun of this truth la biauly,
and lireuty Is truth.
rim (Irsik mind revolted against the
vague urautrncl and heocu it la that
In oil their work ifartyuu noteu
tnslo for accurate mid deflntd con
tours, It was they who tatabllthol the
architectural moduli, which according
tu the dtatnetvr of n coluinu, deter
mines its height, lta shae, lta bare
and cirltal, 11 lid hctldie this the
distance between thu lolumns, and thu
Ktneinl icononi) of Iherdllloe.
liny ulsu ettatillshed orlaln defl
nllo inessurenieuts fir their statuter.
thus their gods wire tltht I eads In
hsighl, while their hercia und nurtils
ete but seven mid u half.
Dili defining ul the moaursements
of tho bony led the Uruuks lo maku
thtlr itatuts typical men aud wo
men, rithir than to make tbi 111
reirctuul the chutnctcrlttlcaet individ
ual men nnd women. Thus whllo wu
a liulredrttk art lor its jerfectlouof
form, we searoli In vain for the immor
tal ind Individual a ml of man.
Ytu have recognized alread) lu the
(Jrtek mind Hie lundamnntal need uf
I ure and fixe I forma. Thin It Is that
tuelr tunplta are n direct exprtaal m uf
their iiailouil Heals,
I he (In ek tumuld waa ul 0) placed
iipouun tmliieuce and was the first
object that attracted attention ou tu
lerlugthe city. Il was visible from
every point un thu lain and from
neighboring hills, vouels greeted It 111
approaihlugtheiurt; aud ititooJ out
In not 1 relief lu thu limpid otmospht n.
Ills Lot like uielitevnl lulbedrali,
clouded and smothered by rows of
houses, half-concealod, Inaiceulblutu
thuvyesavoiu lta details and upper
seitton.
Its full 1 roporllons np ear at a ghncr;
and lu order that there 111a) be uu lack
of distinctness of lm lesalon il la al
ways of medium or small dlmomlons.
lu this respect It again outers from Iho
glgantio cathedrals whoso naves could
contain the entlro poi illation of 11 city.
Hie Uruek temple la not a place ol
aist mbly, bJt the specUl habltatlm uf
n Uod, uiioii enclosing lu Its Inner
thlli u but n tingle statue.
ilcsldolhudelicatoperceptlonof form
und dlmutisloii. the llrctk mind poe
stsscd tbu beuio of security an 1 tower,
riius It lias broil said thalutery temple
luUrrecuwuull bslutactntthe present
day, if the trutallty or fanaticism of
man had not supervened to destroy
lllKIII.
Finally, lake Into account all their
works which plaos leforo men's
e)iB 1 erfitt linages of manly force, uf
mhleUo perfection, of militant virtue,
of uuairVcUd nobility, of uualteruble
ruroulty, und you will urrive at the
first couceptlan of tholr genius aud
tbilrurl.
I n fact the love and worship of tills
Ille, thotintlraeuisof liuuuu energy,
and the ntcesslty of nillillouj nnd
gajety, ltd them to uxuciila works
t-oni reheuslblu to every racu anj ae,
"and which being huinuu ureetirnal."
Thu next school uf tuuluturu to inn.
tlderlslhe uurly Christian, and that
llku the ait of Rretie is louuded ut
cuiylng an ujrller ait. Thu eirly
Chnttlati, oraslt Is oulnrly styled
the sculpture of tbo lleualuance be
gan with Ml cola l'iiulio, uud mded
with Michael Anglo, l'rovloua to
Nlicola lTaauo,sculiluro waa scarcoly
rortUyuftbennine.undliideudMcoola
lilmsilf did nolliicg worthy of the
tiuiiiu iiiil II he saw tome fragments uf
the hist period of Gretk scul lure. Ho
t ean Immediately lo modliy hit sty lo
luioiilurmlly lu thu bnader way uf
Ijuklng ut naturr, nnd produced woiks
that are considered tboruughly tine.
Ills best kuown works are bats relief
ranneN on the ulplts at Hlenu and
Ira. The next tiulptor uf nolu Is
Andrea Usiagi n, a universal artist, n
Michael Angelo anltcli ated, and
lastly (Jibuti, Donatcllu, DtlU
ilobblo, uud Bansoviuo, nil of I lor
win. I.orenio (Jllberll la chltll)
know n us the tulhur of the celobrand
gatt a of the 1U tistory of 1 ioreiict . JIo
was not more than tneuty j ears old
when the t,reat work oriertd lytho
commune wuu awarded to I1I111, and
he la raid tuhuvosjoul forty years ol
his life on tin 111,
Michail Augtlo, lu epraklug of theie
gates, suld ' they wire worthy
to be thu gules of ar
dlso " Uonatello, u oonteiuporaiy
uf Ullberll's, has Inilueiiced modern
sculpture itiliaps motu than eviu
Mlcuail Angelo, nslnsMorlt Is marked
by original resiari.li, uud great sub
Hilly of obtirvutloii. Vou can form
some Ideu ol his character from the
fict that he oould lu the inldst of Hie
ft Its (.Iveii at I'adur lu hi honor,
write down this profound thought,
Ir 1 remain licit, where sitrj onn
Hatlus me, I shall too 1 forget what 1
know; but lu my uwn country criticism
will luepnie vigilant nnd nonitil me
In ndvuuci. Oatt of hla best known
works la he itatue of tit, Ueuri.e,
which 1 shall show yru later. I.uci
dtlla Itolihl.l la supiutul tu havu In.
tinted the 1 routs uf eiianiullng teirs
ootia, nnuotu( hit itorlia lire glurd
lucolois. Ills vuik aru mostly lu
base roll I although th.le nre some 111
the full rounl Hn Is ureal 1 1 1 fie.
bra'el for his lUures ol chlliieu,
whlcn are thoroughly charming and
Inranllle,
Tneru ate many olbsr Justly tele
brateJ sculptors of Ibis aie, tutwe
will consllor mreiy certain rerie
siutallvn onis. Ills work villi Into
elements nf truth, I oatity and power.
1j Igftllov. says "What wn nsll
nilrarl a nnd won Jers lu an, are not so
lu htm who mated (hem, for tiny
were created hy tnu natural movement
of hla own git at soul Htatuts, paint
ln, churches, icens,ro but shaJuAs
of hlmielf; sh loaa lu msrb t, cil is,
slnne, words, lloieelsnnd ricognlies
Ibelr neauly, tut ho th ughl thrio
llinuhla anl proluiel tlie-9-s things
as tally as tuferl r mints do thoughts
anl things inferior.
The I ivers ol art are many. Hut the
scllte lntellscl, tho crtatlve lower
thu wvr lo put Ihete thaes and Im
ugei In art, 10 embody the lu leflnlte
ml render perfect Is I1I1 alone."
Agiln, n work of nit isn t only the
cxiresslonuf tho li.ul I in I taste and
charaitirufaii nrll-i, i u an nu ex
I r.sibnlniore nr I-m trua aiiurdlug
la his greitmns) of the t is e an I thur
ncler of tho ago an J iwtintry lu which
ha lives.
lor listanct. do no need any
thing but thu (jretk statues
lo till us tint trio (Iretk
e have n iw coma (0 the utidls
Mited monarch of them all, Michael
Angelo, who waa nit only celebrated
ainrall lorlnitnliiasn pj,, painter
und urchltoct. Indeed It It claimed
by some wrltt rs that Ills f n scoea tu tho
Blsllne rha el aru his greatest wotks.
lilatuititurc, Willi tbouxceptlon of
his oirlltsi 1701k, hat csrlaln exagger
ations In movement and anatomy that
make It n little dlfllcult for ut of the
iilueti mth century (0 thoroughly en
joy. However, lu nil Hutu he excrtid
thogreattat Inlluenroon tlioartof the
enud, and e drcldtd wnt thu tllect
uf hlaiicullaraitatlo na'ureiipon tils
followers, that uu his death he only
lift behind him Imitators uf his tljle
aud Weil imsos.
I.uble v ilil of him Hut whllo Mlchicl
Aiuclj deeily sindled the lill'tir
wtrksof ami luity, nud create J fr.u.i
tilt l.l au Indti indent I J oil style, lu
tile Irie, grand trcitmitit of tho
auifaces, an I tu the aim isl abitrnct
and l)i I, al form uf countenance, tie
oiiHioolhirslde w us one of thu tint lu
disregard triidltlou, nud, lu the tub
Jectarei resented by him, only bciiklit
an opportunity for expressing a lutaliy
different Ideu belougluz to Himself
almu7 Indeed, roiibsululcly tires this
now 1 rlnclplouiieirlii I1I111 that lis
lighting In thu most touching ixprif
alnunlnii Ilea, he tritliid itckleasly
with the laws of natural nrganlzitlou,
which uu one had more dt 1 ply studltd
Ihim lilniBoll; hu makes thcni yield to
blsurKsevlolailug truth nnd beaut),
whllo nu leeks out coustraluel and
even Imtiosaiiilu positions, ixageratcs
cerlalu physical formi Into cut ttal
size, nud. In Ihu proua 1 u leavor 10 set
nalde all alluilug graei, not tinlre
tueutly falls Into the reverse. Hence
a true estimation nnd griiulna ibloi
luunt uf his wurka aru exlreniely Ullll.
cull. Ileal!, again, that the luccr.i
crltlo wlllaltow that an uniejuillcsd
eye Is at flitt ripellvd b) tdise works uf
Michael Angelo, but that a my strrlout
elemetitary power draws the thought
ful nud Intelligent spectator back
agalu to the gnat smlltuy msster, that
then a deep examination and sellout
stud) begin lu which graduall) tbu
key tu their unJerstantlng Is fiund.
Artists as a rulu are much more liitt r
esled lu tnu early period of hla career,
as his dealt vt poft er was then pure and
naive. His DivlJ, which I shall show
)ou a picture uf, belongs tu this early
lerlod.
After Michael Angelo wo havo no
names of any Importance until we
coma to Antonio Caaova.au I although
lie certainly waa much eutcrlor tu his
Immudlatu piedecfrssors,hls works were
net thoroughly original. In the repre
sentation uf femalu beauty ho utulued
toa pinning grace lu monumental
cotiif usltluus hetiiuceided lass, uul In
herolo LOluposlllu s such aa the twu
gladiators nud l'ertu,ha falls comple'.o
I) Into a tin itllcal style.
Tho nezt tiamaof liuportancs Is tbo
Dane, Ihorwaldseu, and he revived
with much s 1 tit aud Imagination the
beauty id classic arts. Unlnrlunttel),
nlthoukh richly endowed, he wits loo
uinleul to follow, und, unlike tho artists
of lhereualBiaiice,dli not add urlglmil
nttarcn to Ilia revelations ol the
antluuc.
In modem sculpture wo now look to
France, as she has certaluly ptuduce-d
In the last tlfly years examples that
are worthy lu rank with some of thu
best of thu renaissance, llaryu as an
animal sculptor has nevor been sur-
fiiused, uud for subtle study uf tbu
uiinau bo ly, the work of tome nf the
IIMug French soulptors will clmlluugo
coiuj arlsou with nny life.
AX AMK'UlliK AIIKA.NUEJIE.NT.
Tin- lliinula llclHcrti Ilia lurk mill
lMni Mining luiupniilcB M'lllrd.
The litigation bttweoa the York
Mining cjmiauynr.U Hie l'elro Mining
Company at lllugbam hat been quiet
ly Buttled, the agreements of the
coniiuiulcs laving been filed lu Iho
couuty rcuurder's ulllce. Thu 1'jtro,
which Is thu defendant, filed a paper
signed by the president, (Jlenn It,
Ilotliwell, nnJseoMary, H. It. Milner,
giving the Vor.t mining company a
ou.'-half Interest In the tunnel knuwn
at retro .N'o. I, wliloli Is J7I feet lu
length, andagrao to run It tu Hie end
lines nf tho I'o'.ro till I York mines at
thu expense uf the l'elro company lu
return for $1, which has been paid.
This gives lut 1 com pa ilea the rlgnt to
use tbu tunnel 111 cmiuiun. The second
laper In an ngreouispt slgusj hy both
th Vulj Mining ompziiy, by John
A. (Jrooabiok, prod lent, and W. II
Andrews, secretary, nud thu l'elro
Milling coni an), by (Hum It. lioth
well, pres dint, nut H. II Milner, sec
retary Ihollimdlvldlugtho Vorknnd
I'eUro minis It llxod. It la to run
parnll. 1 tu the Vmk end lino as patent,
ed, lo iron the Vorlt north aide lineal
the pilut wlnretlioupix of the York
and l'elro vein cros-ts (he ork elalm
to thu I'ttni lululug claim, 1:5 ft
norlhiasleily from Iho tllsoivery ahalt
uf Ihu York mini, and Ihu dividing
Hue ua toon as thu survey oa 11 bu made,
slialllndelliiltely lunrkiil hy orma
unit monuments nu thu giound. Hit
agntd that 11 u I'etru thall joy Hie
1 uik the lull value uf any ure (leas the
ixpeiiseof milling hauling und smelt,
lug), mined or Hint shall heienfter be
inliiel by the l'elro eompa y from
grouul wnstof a point vertically un
Heraililllrut'OUtluUid north twenty.
Hues degnos tt, und the York
asters tu ps) he I'etru tho valuo of nil
urn(lttsthe txiKiisu tf mining, haul,
lug aud BiuvUlug), mined or which
may hereilter lie mine 1 east nf a ( olnt
vertically under the line agnei upon,
coutlnued north iwtnty-three ,le
creei west. In this sreen ni
thu use of the I'etru tuunel hn.
4 ta to be used by the its,, com
I nnlss. Thu tunnel Is to Im run lo Hie
enJ Hues uf the York anJ l'elro and
equipped, and Hie expenses of repair
Ing It are to be borne b) both com
I antes qually.
Tno Yorkist) have uu llspuled pos
session ol M muoh uf the Demooiat
lode claim, owned by the l'elr , as
they neu J for the en cllon of a leu, ute
aru liouie, hoaidlug hollies, black.
smllh shop, dump anil runjs. The
l'elro Is tu 1 eimlt the lurk tu uie the
old Incllneanl luuiicl thertto, which
liiadt to Ha pies ut vtv In utc, an I fur
ther agrees to rut a level and ui rahn
su at lo drain the uld I he line. The
York Is to havo tho peri ebul use of a
certain spring near thu mouth uf the
Dtnioorat tunnel III Ciiutnjti with Ihu
i'etru f r culinary iurKes The
l'etro further ngreus Hint the air course
now I dug constructed 111 tbu l'elro lu
usel by ti .111 coaiptnles fur veuilllllng
their 1111 Icrgruju I whmIihii
rills 1 ills an endti the suits pen ling
tu Hut liurd district court bu'.weou the
I titles.
Jllnr1.1l In nil I'ati'iils.
The siilJolueJ Hat of mineral land
pittuts bus been received at llu Imid
cilice from Watblns,tom
M. 1.. No. H107, the I. J, (J. lodo
mining claim In Uintah mining die
Irlct, Bummlt aiunty, to I'redirlc W.
Hoyt.
M. I!. No. 037, tho Crown Prime
claim In IJIulnii mining dlitrlct, tn
Jamts Motfat, KJwarJ Carroll and
Jan 01T, ICftlel.
M. i: Nu t7J, the Diyllght claim In
Uiutati district, to Hie Apox Mining
company.
M. H. Un 071, tho Little (Irani claim
In lllg Cotlouviood mining district,
Salt Ijako count), to the ICnlcr mlu
I11K compan) .
M. 1.. No, 077, the Donerhtrg min
lug elalm In Lincoln mining district.
Heaver couuty, tu tho Dtccmber (Jold
an I rillvi r Mining eiomj any,
M. i:. No. ltOl.tho Chester mining
claim lu West Maintain mining dlt.
irlcl, Halt Lake county, to Charles A.
Ualoo.
M :. No. 18(13, the Aiotttte Conio
JMsted mining claim, com) rising Hu.
blar, AKitle, Colbatli uud Apostate
claims Hi Uintah district, to Lemuel
U.Colbalh un I Charles Shields.
M. .. No 001, thu rrlau;le claim In
Uititih dlainct to !i. 1. Ferry aud
Janue MnLaughlln.
M. K. Nu. 11,073, tho Consolidated
Kentucky utoup, conslsllug uf Ken
tucky N.i 1, 1', a, 1,3, (1,7 nud the
John lreailu und namiict c'alnil in
Uintah district, tu W. 11. Dodgi, L. I'.
berry, A. II. Utchardtou und Martin
Mcdratn.
M. L. No. 1033, the Consolidated
T)pu group, consisting of the Typo,
1")k)wj. s, Typo No. 3, Typo No 4
and Hen Harrison I0J0 claims III Uin
tah district, tu llerir) Newell, James
11. Wright and Christlaii Chilsteusen.
M. L MS, theltevenemlnlngclalm
In rinllaiuliiingdlstrlct, Juab count),
toBirah A. Uietu.
I'lilcintcel Irailcs
At the meeting of the Federated
Trades last nlgbblhe committees hav
ing In charge the nrrangemento for the
ball tu bo given for thu benoflt of Ibo
Homestead sufferers, reported that
every union In the city halco.o) crated
with them, and over nine hundred
tickets weru out, Attention was called
to thu fact that tlm Saltalr com an) had
let n contract for Iron, etc , tu an uait
ern manufacturer, nud this matter waa
referred tn the legislative commutes,
rho condition of trade was reportol.
It wss not satisfactory. The labor
uuluus aru making a very ttrouir illort
ust now tn "euitoln home Industries,"
and merchants aiy that It Is having an
etleot, there lulug a stronger demiud
for niticlea of home manufacture than
ever before.
.Set dt Liberty.
William Orrick, who was tentonted
ton term of tvvclvu yean In the peni
tentiary ou March -'J, lbSO, lit tho
Second el strict court, upon conv ctlou
of murder lu tho le.oud degree, has
beou released uiun Hie expiration of
his scutence. (Jrrlck'a victim was Dan
Hevorauoo, n miner, then employed In
thu Htarr raining district In southern
Utah. Urrlok worked for the tame
partiea as a blacksmith, and the troublo
betwtiou the two arose over u ster
daughter of Huverauce'i who was
slightly demented and whom Urrlck
had takon a great liking tn The dllll
cully ended lu (Jrrlck'a killing Sever
ancu Willi a revolver.
VInt The (umt Win, led.
Iiitiioiuitteroftheiu.lt of i:ilza J,
Smith vs. Samuel II, Smith, In which
Judge Anderson, as referee, recently
granted a divorce to the petitioner,
with certain other allowances as to
alimony and attorneys' coils, there
appoars to be a slight hitch. When
Iho case was orlirlmlly referred to
Judgo Anderson lie was authorized to
hear thetcstlmouyanj pass, upou the
motion for temporary alimony, costs
aud attorney's fees, to make orders
thereon nud nporl to Ihe court for It
aJo Hon and conllrmtllou; ul,) to pn .
lure II tiding, and upon the final (rial ul
thu cam and lu rtporl thu decree there
on fur the loutlrmatlou or dual action
of the court. Acting upon Hits Judge
Anderson heard Hie ca e and nndered
his Judgment, but whin apillcntlon
was niadutn Judge aim by counsel,
) esti rday allernooii tu have the report
confirmed, hla Honor stated the
referee lint 110 right lu enter n decree,
and that the ttstluunyaliould Ui sub.
mlltud to Ihecouit for lta notion. Ho
directed that Julie Andirson llle hli
notes together with his findings aim
that the court will then ruudcr udg-inent.
Wauls nn liitiiiilIon.
Hid esse of Cornelius Mol.aughlln
et al. vs. Henry lllrsclimau ut nl ,
catnu up bofore Chief Justice Zino
yisterday afternoon on a tuition for nn
Injunction. Mio hlntlifs alltge that
they nre the owners and entitled to
the possession of the Ilattlodrceu No,
lltodo mining claim situated lu the
Uintah mining dlitrlct in Summit
tounty, dcsrlbed, ar.d that they are
entitle I to the posiesslon of all of a
curtain vein or lode through Its entire
depth, lying Utwun verileul plnnes
drawn downward through u cerlalu
1 biundarr line of tlm sal ilalm
The) then any that un towmltr 1st,
ISW anliouilniiomly Ihcirjfter, ihn
tlefeii jnius ty variom dints an I under
ground wotklugs eittiidlinr Horn nd
Joining irnperiira, exlin led Is me
quantities of ore frnnl Itliilll!,' claim,
lolhe vulnenf fmou Hence they I ray
fur a Judgment against the dsfindanta
fur the sum of $UMi I, and that they be
riilralnid frm lutther Interfering
with plalntlfls' ptoieily, lending a
final btarlig, and itipeluully re
strained allar such hearing I- ha I, The
motion was argued and submitted to
the court.
JIOXMV IHtOKKHS.
t T AI Ilia 1 HIIBUV-m Jl aTlllll
I I Uiax an I sliorl rims- uncut I ska
Trn.l tunlale Ijai
Al lerrcnt in I itilniis rt. srl
I nrrriilrstefloii ttiiler, irottilr
"J1 llaTrsLio ijiniiji 1 1
I I IMI ,IMlltM ISN INs-llst III
V I '1 I rmr 1 1 n pe tlr. irons rn no eelay
John 1 anjOtrJInoi l ri Iha It III I
IN M t I HUM II M 111 ,u tiMt HI
IKsresn alli.anl ral.s Ur 1st cvm
inerrnl !t mal Hark lim.K .n
USI 1 Til UIS UN IM MII.IU
iroirrtjr. a. .1 ei attiat t.on. notes
lubkhc shrri lime loses i it es lort I notes
W slernisn llrus, H00111 (tulrsl 11 ore
MciNM r ( I iniKsr TuTan mi nr
iL Is? V. J Mucre I M I oin nl lllm c
-tllM Ttl jil IS Wt AMOUNT
ill onrsrina linpreirler unlmt ro.c leiiv
in I erljr als in . olisl. rait J l krnseo;
Mom vrMiiM, noMTrTii u T
7 opTisut. t))ltaraAlo.,rieni,
I I Vlasrallilit nt " '
ON Itll Hilt I II 111 'I KIIM IN AS
iliismilr l rosby ,. Lro.l y 31 ItlohsMs SI.
It tnu hTsii iu nun uitt "i7inm",
(Jll en MIT I I.K ALIK I JH
. THUS! INltll i, II r.il, tir.l sell,
WANTED.
"riNTin uiinf - wr on u,ei
IV tour moner at II o I Isl rut lali s on I tt
securll. Hie u, J M hennedr v Co,
Umrra UlneC
"WrANTKIl-A IIKSIHNSIIIII, rtillVTTl
laCo suta ralis en roil n Urt or
eirrv d) eotunirn h.win lee treaat
iron nu irwlure 11 Kulnisitcil mil Hear
tlUMlnttrteinnllK lion I inlit Hut. II r
li any AUreai HislcnlR fall ti, llorld
llultllot. ,N, I ett
JlKlll I1SUIMI.. OAN HkB 'W
VI l r wrck Aildrtii,..r rail al it steal,
irt-oitli street
T in n H -i i sii7viiN issrii air
1 so.i1a1lrrat Ularal aa'arr sad es
is . Al I woly Itrmroent I o-1 on
IlltUll N llltoa I ti , Vurtrrf I tn, I'otllsn.l,
dr. son U ,t
MISCEIiLANKOUS."
IOIf-M,l.
100 SI area of lliiebion N, I rsntltlorki
alto so liare Noillil imttJoq tsnaKo Hlo. k
Ho B.LUI lan V..J Montr mart
lOSrillt nlOI.KN,
ONI IIIlllttN lltlUr- BCAII JN LI rr
Mp, cliunky bui d, Jrrtrr r lorM t u-n.
tiielnt cot.aUut years, tl Vt 'ill ay 110
lormlutnol .imp Nt lily Niti s ei-llrr
I OK SAIK.
I7rs"s CIIKS or rtUMIVU LAM! nrsr
.1 Kl ,f Urisl am toy L'l dcr I unit. I., n
llls. loaloisuinevtiih 7 errei llntsre.l,
or carhsnira I r Ball I alio t-.l rilato In I it.
ij" JM I urt liassr A K )ii,llrilainlilf,
l'KOFESSlONAli.
GOODWIN fi YAK PELT, Lawyers.
YOUMG, YOUNG TMOYLiT
ltt.rdt ) KkhfiU U. Cfwll Atrjt
ATTORNEYS AT-LA.
iHttrtt tontimal lenk fiuUtlmg Sett Zalt Ctty
johhI. caknoh,
barlow ferguson,
ATTOBNtV8-T-LW.
rtns 0 SSI 3 3 Cut IMIm I s Wl
!!. IL WATROUS,
ATToiiNiv-aT-taw.
ei iroiji h ;aiii.9
RlcHARDSlHOTLEi
aTTOHNCVB-AVLAW.
Css In CesiriruriON rnl Jmg 04 S itfla SlrttS.
fit lali tire
S. W. DARKE,
ATTORNEY AND COUNStLOn
ITHtr Hoc Salt taUlUr
L SHEETS,
ACCIOCNT AND FIHC INSURANCE
A jvoliry f iTf a frcllng of En urlty
tUtr tMttrtc in atlo tat tttni
HISS GLADYS WOODMANSEE, "
TcacHcn or music.
CI It In n V l"''l Tr m ityltralt Br K
u I fours Mnil.
STAHLLY II. CLAYSON, '
DENTIST, roostOKI U CVrnl J yrrert
DR J. B. KEYSOR & BRO,
DTNTISTS
rucifa. SastfJIa Vf Avtrbtk BulUtna Jlrtt
r, 1CJ UjI. ilrnt
DR. J. THOMAS,
CURCEON DCNTIOT NO 10 MAIN IT.
URvotk ffvurilslrsj Hatthtlci uilmti ttttrtd.
WlpccasMy 1ILIUI1I.
CPsSSrl "'""" ' t'liuiirirliil
jW
tfKjr Tirt Irffrl nl lilratltj
JX i il ci I la.
TEMPLE BARBLR SHOP,
FREU G SANSOME, ("uwcor lo Jinn
Jr .Proprietor
Ikt nil II ' "'''", 'i ''"' '"" "l
13 W. OOUTH TEMPLE STRCCT.
"horgTii hotel BARBER SHOP.
HAIR CUTTINO. IOC,
CHILDREN S HAIH CUT1IMG, ISC
II II I I syl' a li i
C, G. LAURENZ
I.ICAlUMi I'llltlllMI Alt I ll DIU
II lurasealari: I In lad a lit (r.yja "oler
Color an I latto.liiaiys an i In any
Mylaoi tl re
ALLWOIIK QU,nNTLFD
LEQB0N8 GIVEN ISO 8 MAIN ST.
nut In, l oat. Ilia i m ltd ordns lite
cslto iron nt slleoilun.
R K. THOMAS. ;
26, 28, 30, 32 East First South Street, ' jll
HAI..T Jvicn oity. mm
JANUARY, I
STWG . GOODS. REDUCED GOODS
1 1 1
.Maiiututuierrt' Ciiiiiigiiintnt W lmto Itodtired a J.luu of ' fl
LADIES' WAISTS 33LOUSB WAISTS j
At 50c. on the Dollar, About 75 Per Cent., il
Aiitltto mo slIHms tJit'iii lint TO CJ.OSI.OIT WITlLOUIl 'M
ttV' A'KW SIOCK WAISTS l
AnvnuTisni) ix M
IMeatctl IIolC Waist, I tiiij oiiir.it 1 I
ojci column. i '; I
Jin Iio I.uflliMl Waist, , ' l'l
mo mmm iilolsgwaists, I
Assorted Shies, 3 1
w- Vjuk8Sc. I
Toe
Stiijieil Jnrbo Waists, I Misses' Illousc Waists, :l
i100 so,, IM
French Sateen Waists, w, ..
Iliatlies' Illousc Waists, J I
Small Silk Waists, 50o I
So yjj Wi mi Si.Cu. . II
1 ! H
Hoys' Assorleil Waists, Ladies' J3Iouso Wnisis I M
75o il
Hoj.s' Knee Pants, wuiu sua. '
oj0 fl
Misses' sJcisey "Waists, m
Habies' Hooils, oo
c whik ,i.r.o.
Silk Initial llanilltcrcliiets, ,r. , .,,, , . I
SOo '
i 7So
Ladies' All Wool Drawers wmu $1.23. H
wontii ii.co. Misses' Csipe Cloaks,
,..,,,. ,r , iS.OO I
Ladies' Merino Vests, Wuit$8,a
60c
wo.un i.w. Misses' Giolclicns, I
Ladies' Cliemise, $8.60
60o
Woinn 5.1,00. I nn , 1 -r 1 , I
200 Assorted .Tacko ts
Ladies' Drawers, ' $5.00 I
60c wuttiuoM fs.no to .ir.oo H
Woi.Jii $1.00. I j:aoh.
-XiV cmAT BMMOIDlY SALBK- I
Sc.'tJc and 10c. Yard, I
WOIl I'll l'HOM - 10c. to 30o. each.
f4eai Spring Iiaees I
l.V UNOLr.SS VAltlKTV. B
B.E.TH0KA& vl