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Show rJli:UlTZi TJ m IWEiV day easy be hastened, and that tbe free public school system, which form a net work throughout the length aud breadth of this Union, may, more truly and fully tbaa ever In the past, aad yield tboee beneficent results, anticipatedpractical by its foundhoped for by.lts friends, and rendered It C!:::i ITilh Preceding cf ers, necessary by tb foundation principles cf tb government of a free people. Yesterday's Ee Discussion of tbe paper was opened by President Sanborn, who dwelt on tbe of 'Straining the memory by comto master what la of little tbe child pelling or no use to 1 to after life. PECF. UOMTODlfERY'S K OTA CLE PAPER. Professor Montgomery replied tbat be agreed with tbe President, but at tbe earn time be noticed a tendency at tb present to rnn to tbe other extreme, and not eultjvat memory sufficiently. DBAWIHcT IJf THf FTJBL.IC SCHOOLS It" Call for Much Dlaoaaalon A Bnrt of YoatbTal Slnjcer From was ably D-presented by City Supervisor of Drawing, - B. Aogsberg, Tb talk was InProro I'lnI EzorciMf. formal.' and being largely illustrated, a synopsis of it would be unfair. Professor Augsberg has promised instead to furnUb a for publication soon oa this subject. paper V. P. Mlllspaugh announced tbat ProTb third day' . aeMloa of iba Utah fessor Giles of Provo, with about fifty chilTecbra Aaaoclaaltlon wasMr.called to order dren who were coming to sing, was snowAlilUpaogb, jesterdajr morning bjr Probound at tbe Point of tbe Mountain. was tbe for tbe programme opeoed fessor Wolfe kindly agreed to fill out the dajr a4 with a paper by Prof. Montxotnery of Dea blank as best be could, and It was well done. ra University, oa "Elewautarjr Scleooe la Professor Brlmball announced tbst the Utah county teachers had nee tared the serthe C'oaaiuua BohooL" , vices of Colonel F. W, Parker, the educator, ruor. Motfraouxar' r Arcs. and bis wife, to give a course- of lectures at week of next August. An The following are extract from Prof, Provo tb first Invitation was extended to teachers throughatontcotnerr'e papert out tbe Territory to attend. . Tbe first thing, the a. to be considered In ' Arrcttsroosr session. ! the etage of tbe the teaching of acleoce snow. Tho hound from Proro havchild. faculties of of tbe the singers derlopntent i this be first (Hagnocd. and then let no ing arrived, tbey favored the audience with aod to response to an eniillstuke be uiudo In prescribing tbe bind of a march and song, sang . "Sitting on material sotted to his condition, and tbe core, a bright little-ladmanner. a Stile" The Utah the to methods of Instruction of in tbe churacter charming be employed in his particular case. county teachers are to be commended on To the question. tit6uld wcieuee be taught bringing such a band of. youthful singers. Utah's for the Educational In tbe public pa common fccltoolg?" I fijnswer Exhibit In Preparation 393," was a paper looked for In the ffirtntlre. Should It be with great Interest. Superintendent J. S. r Which of the sciences? presented tb subchemistry or physics, or zoology, or tulner-ulog- y, PeeryIn ofa Weber county war. Ills paper' dwelt In or botany, or physiology, or geology? ject practical 1 usvrer, all of them as one subject, ths particulars, and therefore a synopsis even ' ttwtv f nature. Only In the maturity of can not be given. Special features of it will nkubuud end womanhood is It possible to be brought before the pnbllc. as there Is a not poeelbte In eb I Id hood. demand for lu specialise. Is Is Tbe Provo' .children then oame forward The youthful mind Is not capable of All systems of classification, and went through a long and Intricate cal ran to tbe division of tbe sciences, are Isthento exercise, calling out applause artificial. These sciences come naturally Such object lessons will do wonders lu arous exercise together, and therefore are most readily log Interest to this understood and remembered by tbe child in the puollo schools. The question box was opened and dis when studied in this way. Let tbe child seo the "flah swim In the water, the bird fly posed of In she usual manner. MMCtUulXBOVt SC8IXIH through tbe air. tho river erode Its banks. and tbe waves beat and grind the pebbles was then in order. Professor Miller of one another on tbe beach. Let him IMehfield read hi paper on against school, libraries, be led to use bis senses In observing tb Professor and for committee on the Dollver, trees. oil. sand, gravel, Insects, crops, constitution, reported the amended coostl birds, snow, rain, stones, rocks and fossils. tutlon. which was adopted. The committee occur In nature. In any case. on publication was Instructed to have tbe lust as even to they adult persons, tbe associations are of proceedings of the conveutlon published. A ; vital significance. Many a time it happens Fair committee of! nine members hit or rock-o- r u a fossil, ny World's that aIsmineral, ause to look after U tan's eduoa In helping to under- was appointed Itself of little exhibit. Tbe committee are Dr. J. P. stand some question of moment. Again, an tlonal Mlllspaught, chairman; Superintendent J. extract from a book may be unintelligible 8. Peery. Professor Foote. President San one or ambiguous. But, In tbe instance born. Professor Montgomery. Professor and Moucb. Professor penult us to see tbeInassociated minerals Flays. Miss Zeob and Su associated rooks position, and. lu tbe Short. This committee are ex other, to read tbe context, and what a flood perintendent peot-- d to assist Coramlsloer Lannan. Tbe of light Is let In upon ust was instructed to name a person The relations that objects of, the three committee for educational s4 tbe suggestion kingdoms of nature bear towards one an- ot commissioner manager was foreman. ti.Avey other are of tbe utmost Importance. But, elected Territorial secretary O. of Teach th in addition to the Importance of tbe assoReading Circle, and a vot. of thanks ciation and relations, tbe ease with which ers was given to tbe Provo children for their ex children are enabled to comprehend tbe ercises of tb afternoon, also to the faculty characteristic structure, habits end uses of of th university for tb us of th building, as occurs In when studied it anything con vent The Ionad Jour ned with the singing re. Is something tbe teacher and parent of tbe air, "America." pate eannot afford to Ignore. It Is not a Ques'. NOTES. tion, then, of dividing and classifying tbe Professor Augsberg's paper was ill us selenoes. and choosing one or more to be his ready pencil, frequently placed on tbeIs curriculum of tbe comruou trated with rounds of applause. Tbe schools. It not a specialist In any parcalling forth ticular brsaob who Is needed to teach chil- theater hat was recognized as an old friend. dren. Teachers should be chosen with President Sanborn's discussion' of "The reference to their fitness for teaching chilof Our School System" on Requirements dren at a certain stage of mental develop- Tuesday was a pronounced new school radi ment. Tbls is tbe natural standard. It Is cal; but bis points were well- taken land absolutely necessary that the teacher be forcibly presented. that the be able to possessed of good oomiuou-sens- e, mayof have an opportunity to know see clearly tbe things around him. be accur- public what some thinkers and edu the ate as far as bis work extends, and be full cators say about leading our school system the of love for that work. paper will be published in full in these The teeoblnir of soienoe to children Im- columns at an early day. plies practice In drawing, writing, composi..'""'A 'Yery C inimon Want tion and arithmetic An afternoon's, or better still, a forenoon's ramble over the "Out of sorts." "distrait," ''the blues." these are ramtuar appellatives lor anoomfortable. un fields, up a oaflon. upon, the side of a mountsensations, accompanied with lassi ain, or along tbe shore of a lake or bank of deflnabls nervousness, indigestion. Poverty of the a river, or a visit to a good museum, will tude, to remedy which an effective stomachic afford abundance of material blood, ordinarily used Is the paramount need, is peraiatently letter-.writing, and opportunity for penmanship, evtJeuce that tha system is insufilotentlv drawing, measurement, talculatlou nourished boue and for no other eause where does not exist tbe food Is not and oral and written language lessons. orgsnlo diseaseKeinforoe the fisgcing euergies of akiinllated. As to methods of Instruction In elestomach, reform an trrvgular con til Hon of mentary scleuce, the Judicious ue isof books, the a the biweln. keep up healthful seeretion of the pictures, charts, inas aad models proper. with Hoiitelter's Stomach Hitters. Forever 'liuUthe instruction should be largely by bile popular msdintne has supplied yearf this want of the nervous' invalid, the common the open air excursions of two or three hours thirty In vitality, an dllelent penon each, and taken twice or thrice a we k. In dvsfeti3 stid of tono. 'i o its powr oi the schoolroom the material collected by efficient strngtb a preventatire attributable its effleacv a imparting of the teacher and pupil in their rambles may Ismalaria la aud effective is grippe. Tbrougby be exaoilued and studied. . too. for rheumathun, kidney complaint and Ir comparing the system of teaching by it. with Instruction given neuralgia. In Professor Montschoolroom. the aa to Patrlok O'Malley. wholly Seply gomery said i "Under theoa circumstances TRiBrnit: I see an inquiry conEhitor what are the teachers to do? Simply stay cerning Patrick O'M alley who lost bis life in shut up In the ncboolhouse during the Bnett the fir at Bingham on Christmas weather, and ba obliged, four to six hours Patrick UM alley, accompanied by night. John to teach, as best they can, Iteddy, oame to Ogden from Lead vllle, Colo., a. day, without maps, globes, models or last and worked for Magulre St Campperhaps other proper appliances. This would be bell May Santa Maria mine, ten miles in the semewhat bearable, aye, even profitable, north of Ogden. About August 1st were the pupils 19 to 20 years old. But It Is they went to lilngbam. John Beddy. a short a terrible thing for children, and a terrible time after, went to IHtetb. Nevada; Patrick. thing for their teacher, to be expected to remained in Bingham. Ills death eudu re. If sueb there are in Utah, they O'Malley is certainly a sad affair, as he was a sober have tay sympathy. I slucersly pity them. and very faithful man. Tbe writer of this Think of trying to hold In quietness; and at- believes that ba has some relations In Lead-vlll- e, tention In a schoolroom, for hours at a and also la Denver, as wbll working time, forty or "fly children, whose tender, In th Santa Maria mine he received frebodies and minds "call loudly for growing letters from there and also front Ireair. for suashlne, for exercise and freedom! quent the land, bearing the postmark of What Is tbe use of talking about teaching-scienc- TV est port. latter . B. so long as la our very attempts to SO, 1801. Dec Utah. Ogden. teach It we continue to act In opposition to "'Hrown'i Urouchlal Troohes are exceltbe laws of nature?" the relief of Hoarseness or Sore Throat. The speaksr recommended that perma- lent forare exceedingly affective." Chrutian nent collsctiona of natural and manufac- They 11 or M; LoiKioti , , Atg. tured objects be made by each school, and In which the the out Deeret way polntwd The Hlrsehnoaa Drawing. University museum could beh made uswful to $300 advertising gift of Hlrsoh-raa- n. Tb great the pupils and teachers of public schools boot and shoe man of 1 OS tb popular of Utah. After emphasizing the necessity South Main street, cunt off at for a teacher of soienoe being himself an enm. There was a big yesterday 2:33 crowd id at p. thusiastic student of nature, he called at- tendance so that on could hardly luto getmore tention to tbe fact that, partially or altoone holding one or tbe store, every of three of the organs systsms gether, tickets, the duplicates of which were In the human body are, for reasons of delicacy, drawing wheel. A cltisen explained bow course omitted from the of Instruction lu tb drawing was to be conducted, and oa all the school, lie believed that something bis Invitation a party interested selected could and would be done to provide proper a thtrd man, and thuot thru selected yet instructlou upon these portions of physicommittee Of six conthe and three others, and , ology hygiene. Little MUs McMillan, l'rofessor Montgomery concluded his psper ducted theof drawing. tbe Clerk of the District Court, In these words t I kuuw the publlo schools daughter was selected to officiate, aud. being blln of this country have doa and are doing a folded, presided over the wheel. There canuserul and a uoble work. The Nation were In wheel 69.268 tickets, and by it th not do without theirw nor cau It afford to vote of the crowd it was decided that the be usefulness to their permit Impaired tenth ticket should be the lucky number. . lack and of through support sympathy, turned out to be 82,331. Wbo holds til re then tbe support and sympathy they This will be discovered to-dticket Each that imneed and deserve, nnd they will be ticket represent purchases of duo dollar proved, and the country ' profited thereby. even money. Ulrsobman Is the boas 'boot lione.it and Intelligent interest in tbe schools should lead to Improvements In and shoe ruaa of .the town. their condition. If changes la the systont Copp's Mining Code, 5o cents; Oopp's Prosscent desirable, let tbetu be tuadw. Let. pectors' Manual, SO cents; Copp's American nor Individual selfishness Settler's Guide, 25 cents. neither prejudice Vot sal at Tea stand in the way. It has more than once TsUsvtiB office. , . fcotu stated by Aroortcan educators of exAvar. ir Lyons. JKjra perience Isand high standing that science-teachin- g gooper-Eldredaud that few teachers building. 40 a. Mala dlfloult, are capable of engaging in It. X fear there oa fteeord is much troth lu this statement. Science, Of any Xsrgeit Bala are those of tor the preparation like any other subject of education, mast Eureka Cream. Merit always skin wins and tae peo-ut- a bo taught by a competent person. It is a good thing. There is nothing appreciate for chapped hands, rough skin, pint-folly to expect proper results from persons better made who have not both the natural and the pies, salt rheum. to. Only Hoe, at druggists. acquired qualifications of the true teacher: . Notloe. and It Is much greater folly to expect them hold who To Goldsmith's boy coupon for who from those have neither of these two to be given away on New Year's qualifications. Teachers possessed of both presents ou hand at 10 o'clock sharp. are Indeed rare; and how can we expect morning, b will Every boy get a preteut. so pleas them to be plentiful so long as tb trustees don't crowd each other. aul Boards of Education, and the people behind ta trustees and boards, rumaln Little Lord . Fuantleroy." headed by the with so low a standard? When the satit.dcome clever little Ceorglo Cooper, the greatest of a to realise tbat higher stand pubtio will to at tb Theater toartl of qualifioatlous. mental and moral, ou all Fauatleroys. t night, tijti part of the teacher is absolutely necessary far the wlfsr of our oouutryj when Congregatlm K'asl lrael. they couis to show a heartier appreciation fceKl at tho Tbo annual raoetlns wllj c I i ;n-cwill-b will I attainments, they Jao. Monday at Teoiplo tlh. evenlaj, tutaka to adequate compensation fur tb 7:30., UUctioaof oCUet s an i otner buminesa ! and will seek of ibor l&.luence, they L. imfHirtance. r of 1 ;ii:.'r aod botlur rii5s,' Ceo'y, and Atsx Con. Preat. e n.; r ?, f who ctrrjrtrioing then with ? w-a li'."jer more ijtivlr- and. epr'.;.', llanrseut "tt at Mrs. t. .B.Vfi ' ti.it till tliue Christy's, SI est Ir-.' : ... 'i trluf ' ' t) ' ! n . 11 O a cf th '. - INSTITUTE. tb 1. y spe-clailzatl- on. oiucb-noglect- ed . - - In-or- der .ill B oon-oltnlv- -- field-excursio- ns -- e y . ay. ge , - t. 'c' : - j " - 1 " - ta, JL t : - ':. . 1 ber Tcoxjna A Cesa Ecanng Upon U xssixocs&aot. ! t feaoosd rreeixtct. Sir. Paxka ixt th A meet'ng. which resulted In tbe organization of a Young Men's Democratic club for the Second precinct was held In the store adjoining tbe Chicago Liquor store on Fifth West street, near Second h tl$ land Odes Icstcrdiy. PATTI TO COLIE III F.1AHCH. ISO 1 .7 1 , CAREFUL WHERE BE Sire ITill Then Trobafcly Slug ; THE fELilRBLiE TQ-KI3H- T. WE SELL CLOTHIltQ TO BOYS AND MEN ws to tbo Final entrance Upon tbe Taking of" Testimony Progress Slade Yessterday FsQta Developed - and Argaments by Attorney a. The.Y. SL. G' A. New Year' Auxiliary Reception Baptiea Cblldrwaaon STATKMSKT OF THE CASH. vice-presiden- one-ha- one-fourt- one-ha- h, one-fourt- one-four- . h, th one-fourt- h, th one-four- one-four- th one-four- th ' Salt Lake meridian. Tbls case arises upon an application made by Charles Foote. Probata Judge of Juab county, Utah, dated'. January 22.18&L to purobaso the above described tracts of lands for tbe use and benefit and in trust for the Inhabitants of tbe town, of Eureka. is an affidavit Attached to this sworn to by Probataapplication and Jadga Foote and II. IX by Dugold McMurphy Price, setting forth the number .of inhabitants.' tbe amount and valuo of tb Improvements and alleging tbat notwitb- -' standing tbat several mining entries and applications wlthiu the boundaries of the above tracts, yet the land is essentially and asking, for a bearing to establish these facts. Upon February IS. 1891. notice was issued, advertising that proof would be offered in the local Land Office on June 1st, and fixing the same kf ate for a hearing to determine, al first, as to the mineral or character of tho lands, and second, as to as between the prior occupancy and use townstte applicarepresented in the parties tion and those claiming under tbe mineral .' law. On June 1st, by stipulation between O. F. Davis, attorney for tbe townsite applicants, and Parks fc Tbompson, representing a portion of tbe mineral .applicants, the date fixed for the submission of tbe proof and for tb bearing as to tbe disputed' questions, was continued to August 10 1891, and on tbat date again continued to August 11th and again to August 12th, on which date proof was submitted, signed and sworn to by Charles' Foote. Probate Judge, and cor roborated by Lf. F. Gear, Angus Urguhart and Milton which proof is made a ' case. part of this same date Bird Sc Lowe, appearUponftha ing as attorneys for the other mineral claimhours time in ants, asked for twenty-fou- r wnicb to file a written protest against tbe allowance of the proof, which was granted. On August 13th u protest tbe alM. L. Powers. lowance of the proof signed against by Thomas C. Burns. Job Leary, T. D. Sullivan and DeLos Arnold was filed, and also an affidavit signed by M. L. Powers, asking for a further continuance, which was and tbe case continued to Septemgranted ber 15th. On August 1st a letter was transmitted to the Hon. Oominiaaioner asking that action on the mineral entries heretofore transmitted to the General Land office be susbearing of this case. pended pending the On August the -- 2nd a certified copy of the protest was sent to the lion. Commissioner In reply to his letter of '"August 8, 1891., On September 10th. the hearing was suspended by order of the Hon." Commissioner to and all papers the transmitted were : General Laud Office. These papers were returned of September 25th, and directions that the case be proceeded with and tbat an amended application be filed for the townsite entry lu accordance with tbe views expressed in a letter dated September IS. Ifc91, In regard to the Woodruff townsite entry. On October 12, 1891. the bearing was set tor December 30th, and notice served on all -- ts: r " THE ST. MARK'S StRVICX. THE TU3 OF YAB TOURHASJENT. . i THERE WEBB TWO GOO IVLLSAKO BOTtI WtKE DECIDED. non-miner- al, non-mluer- ; E.-Pri- ce, ' ' ' - parties. THE HI AKIN' Q TESTERDAT. J. F.. Davis aad J. G. Sutherland appeared for the townsite claimants and Bird & iLowe and Thompson appeared for John McChrys-ta- l. ct. al. Mr. Davis then offered a testimony the affidavit sworn to by Charles Foote. and the application of Charles Fote and air application by Judge Black purnof the First Court as a substitute for tbe application of Charles Foote. and a communication of Judge Blackburn, asking that tbe testimony aod proceedings had under tbe application of Charles Foote be transferred to his case. ..' Mr. Bird then offered In testimony the protest filed by tbe tulueral claimants agata3t Including mlueral lands la tbotownslbe 'K:entry. Mr, Thoropsou moved that the mining claimants should disclose their interests lu the various claim-- and to tell who hi clients are and what mining properties they olatm. Mr. Bird refused to do this, saying tbat be bad dlooed enough authority to proceed Dij-trl- ct , , with the case.' Mr.' Sut herland wanted to know just where tbey stood.Hobbs said that he thought that Keglster Mr. Bird had disclosed enough authority to The motion, was proceed with the suit, overruled. Mr. Brown moved to strike out tbe names of tlie Water Jaok and the Northeast as no protests had been filed for these claims. "'; Mr. Bird said he filed a protest for these claims as soon as possible, . Tho attorneys . for th townsit people withdrew their motion to rule out the Water Jacket, Northeast and Coffer claims, provided the counsel file th protests. Mr. Sutherland stated that no . proofs would bo offered in regard to tho north extension ot the Zulu, Valley and Kldge Consolidated, and Last Chance lodes. Charles Foote, Probate Judge of Juab county, was called by the townslt applicants and offered for by the protestanta. Mr. Bird stated that he objected to all the testimony given by Mr. Foot as Probate Judge, and they would proceed to Mr. Foote as a witness, not aa a' probat Judge. Mr. Sutherland said they objected to them la any other light than as ha had been sworn. Mr. Hobbs It makes no difference In what capacity h la examined. I have known the town of Eureka about four year. I bar visited I bar kept no memoranit frequently. dum of tbe Increase In improvement ot during that time.ana populationwas A map introduced tho witness was asked to Identify soma Improvements on this map. I estimated the numbr of In habitants then in the town at from 1000 to 1200. and I took tb population from the United States census of 1S30. It was 1700. I placed th valu of th improvements at $200,000. Mr, Bird What examination did you make of the Zulu, valley and . Hld.e Con solidated claims to determine tbat tbey ere mineral in character and more valu able than the town improvements tbat are shown upon the sam upon this map? A lengthy deb&to was then la order, and at the end of" which the sal4 tbat la formed hi cjtuloo on their proximity tapaying mines. Tho witness baa exacufnel none of the tbii rvji.p, and knew very lit workings outiserm frotu co:iT;..it::n tle about except : T tv? c With other r' j. Mf. EirJ i- -. i - ii-i-" lujtUttswoiill not bst'sis to f , ".si's crcfi-- f t , cross-examinati- cross-exami- cross-examini- ne ng Cross-xtoilD- ed - j- 1 t f on ht Processional Hymn. Litany. feilent pra; er. v At precisely 12 o'clock tbe drand Te Deum. Tbe Communion service. ht'e T. M. C. A. NEW itummitiiiit'M''"1 tug-of-w- PLEASE READ THIS. Cents a , ... Nie-tnye- ; - - """rrrrrr WAClHOIITEK'S.Btfeoa. TEAU'S ACXILIABT. Anent the New Year's reception of the Y. ar Last evening in the contests, M. U. A., Secretary Murphy Is circulating the best in the tournament, the first pull this note: We would urge every member of the assowas between the Americans and tbe Swedes. ciation and Ladies Auxiliary to be present. The contest, although long, was a very exIf possible, at the reception, both in th . one. citing afternoon and evening. At 8:30 prompt the American team We trust also that you will invite your marched in. led by Captain Lange. The friends, especially young rtoen. and take pains to show them about tbe room and ac team was greatly strengthened by the additbeni with tbe members of the was on who tion of Harry the pole. quaint Ford, r wore dark blue shirts and sashos of ciatlon. Tbey We have more Invitations which you can red. white and blue. They were greeted With a round of cheers that was deafening. get by calling at the rooms should you de- The Swedes came In led by Captain Eok-lun- d. sire to send them to your friends. Yours for a Happy New Year, and their appearance was announced The following souvenir card is also being have made cheers must feel that them by ' circulated: happy. roster of The Ladies New Yiar'8 Oriktisg : The the teams is as follows: of the Young Men's Christian AsSwedes: Al Ecklund, captain: Charles Auxiliary will keep "upaa house" from 1 till Hempe. anctior n.an; John Swenson, C. E. sociation Carlson. C. A. Carlson, Al Sweuson, Ed. 5 p.m. Refreshments willInbe served. Youra tbe evening is requested. Miller, Johu Samueison. Gus Lundin, Johu presence book reception will be held and a fine literBackman and John Wall. programme will b renAmericans: Charley Lange, captain; J. ary and musical dered. Over 63 East Second South .uWu M. Sommons. anchor man; Harry Ford, pole Salt Lake City. Have you a book to donate man; John Decker." W. 8. Deed, A. Peterr. UNION MKXTIKO. son. Dan Sullivan. John Edmonson, W. M. J. Sullivan and U. R. Paulk. will be a union meeting of tbe Y. P. There and S. O. E. societies of this city on the 31st of At 8:54 tbe signal to start was ' as each team fell back on the given, rope tbe next month in the First Presbyterian Swedes forced the marker on their side, but Cburcn. Tss assaloa begins at 3:46 p. na. it was only for au instant, and then the and lasts until a o'clock. . Tbe first hour Americans pulled the rope and tho marker will ba given to prayer, and then there will showed up two lnobes.on their side; they be papers and a discussion.' followed it up and took nearly six inches in . TBS FORMAL. OPENING. a few pulls, but ike Swedes rallied and In The Denhalter RISes have been engaged five minutes they bad all of their lo&t to furnish the muslo for ' tbe formal opening ground recovered, but did not succeed In of the new Merchantlle block on Monday any advantage. Then the Amerigaining All the selections to be cans began to gain slowly, and at tbe end of evening next. played by tbe band will be printed on a fifteen minutes tbey bad succeeded in takhandsome souvenir card of the opening. foot of rope from their adversaries. ing aSweden Bros. & Fyler will do themselves in b inch gave inch; fighting Walker ,The on the occasion, as always- when they so. proud us did they desperately The boys who wore the red, white and undertake anything, SLSX&HtNd PARTIES. blue pulled lu good form, but were handiSleighing parties seem to be the "proper capped iu regard toat--their captain, who does not know all about tbe busiIn Salt Lake during the past week, ness. Theanything Swedes is a daisy, caper" of and "ye young- folks.- in parties, seem to captain and If it bad pot been for him lc is safe to prefer tbe "Robert Sleigh' and a" tin horn" -have lasted bait as to the spanking trotter and J for -say, tbat they would uot long. At the end of an hour the American two Portlands. A party of fifteen couples boys had the marker within two aud a half started from the I. X. L. stables la"t night, f tet of their goal. light-bea- r ted, and .all in for a good time, Tbe Swedes struggled hard, but It was and from the Indications, it Is safe' to say i evident that tbey were not tbat each and every one enjoyed .the affair. equals of the Americans. 'From this time UCIUHB OX UCSIC. On tbe Americans increased the advautage W. Crawford, pianist, of Mme. Jeanette with steady pulls and at 10:02 too Boston, Mass.. gives an initial recital, preAmericans' the markerlog. aiuid goal was one cluded by a sbort address on the subject of of tue crowd. The time the a. outspt4.eu 'Music." at the Metropolitan Hotel parlors hour aud twelve minutes. on V This was admitted Monday evening next, January 4 Vh, - to to one alt be of tbe which by admlsslou will be by Invitation. Mme. best pulls of. the tournament and gave genCrawford intends giving here the Beethoven V eral satisfaction. sonatas complete, with 'analysis, durNcxt came the combat between the Scotch piano.the season, which will luverest the and Gertuaus, Tuis was tueS&hortest putl iu ing music-lovin- g people of the city, aud afford ao a the tournament, but was neyertbeiess to both artist and stugood ' opportunity one. exciting dents. The comments of tbe Eastern press Tue following Is a list of the teams: are very favorable to Mme, Crawford. Germans: 'Albert Captain Jasper, . BAPTIST CHILDREN'S CANTATA. Bu , Christ Scuwahl, Frank ; Kay,. Fred Bu miller, Charles Mautter, Fred Ltudsley, There was a big audience at tbe Baptist reu hprtuguian, Henry Mebler, Uury Church Tuesday night to hear the Christmas cantata ry the Sunday-schochildren. hwuciaur, August Vorwjiiler. D. Watson, Although gotten up on snort notice, there J. Scotch: Captain Keller, Johu VV atsou. VV. it. WaUuu. J. I). WuUoa, was no Jar in the arrangements, aud the Heoe Mackay, liiram Mueay, Ed Stuart. children did credit to their teacher. Mis Joliu McKay,' Andy Dicfcsou, Audy Burt, Maryoo. When the presents were distribJohn Forrester. Pete S. Condeo. Julia uted, tbe pastor was given by Santa Claus a Smith. handsome plush rocker; the superintendent On tbe start the teams pulled about even received a finely-boun- d Bible, while the and It toou the Sootcii so cue minuter to get precentor. A. H. Peabody. was presented sliver-tipped tho rope started, but when they did get it It with a roetronone and a baton. came with rush. The utmost THC PgOtLS'S OPUU BOCSK. excitement prevailed throughout the contest. ' Tbe Manager Monroe seems to have caught on time was thlrtoeu luiuotes. '0 with his new theater, the When the contests were through with it in great shape Huuse. The bouse at, both was expected tbat the Irish and the English People's Operabas been crowded to its full performances would pull, but the Irish- team went home, est as bis and of list Attractions capacity, and thee the Americans wanted to pull, with includes on the best people in the business. the English then and, there, but tuere is a goes without saying that Mr. Monroeflrst-ola-in ss rule that no team ' is compelled to go on tb It tends giving the people of Salt Lake a ao reth Englishmen puatfortu -after 10:30, ' show. ' variety fused. t's contest will be as follows: A rousing big bill comes on to-dfoil of i Eu gland vs. lreiand, Scotland vs. Norway everything comical, amusing and enjoyable. . and Denmark t s. l;aly. long-nairwoman, pos The pull between Italy and Denmark on Tbe celebrated most head of hair ot marvelous the was sessing declared Tuesday evening off, it having woman In tae world, both as to length resulted iu a five-hocontest, aud neltuer any and luxuriance: "Pop" Taylor, the prince had the best of It. Of legerdemain and sllgbt-of-baperform SFORiraa NOTES. " ers. Introducer of many unique and novel There will be an athletio exhibition and tricks, such as bis famous "bot money" boned t tendered to Herbert tsiade New trick and Professor Plsk's wonderful and Year's nigut lu Eiectno Light Hall. Some life-lipanorama of tbe awful Johnstown of the best atuletio talent lu town will flood are all In the curio halL together with appear. tbe very clever and accomplished Ryan sis- BisU Kane, a well-knowrestler, has ters la new songs and pretty dances. The from St. Louis where be has hit of tbe season will be tbe farce-comejuat returned been for some time. This is the man who production1 as by Mr, Elleford, wrested Mataada soraklchl, the Jap." here, Confusion." Mr. Elleford la an exceedand conscientious souieilng over a year ago, and wuom the' ingly bright., capable actor. posSesslug more than the average Jap' failed to thrown in fifteen miautes. unquestionably meet Sam Ualler, wbo la, acting for Charley ability. The play- will...... ; ;v:' that a match had with great' ffavor.Lange, stated COMCKBT AltO BAUU been arranged between Lange and Kane and will take place In tbe Walker Pavilion Tbe Bcaodlranlan concert and ball In O. la finished. Tb as soon as the A. R-- Hall was a largely attended affair. match Is for 8250 aside, nnd $100 a side Is up About 200 couples Iwere present. A: short la tbe hands ot C J. Butler. programme of music, singing and recitation was rendered In a. creditable manner. :':'-.'-'; Caatioa.: Dancing was then In order, and the young Imitations hava been foisted upon the folks enjoyed themselves thoroughly op to market so closely resembling Alloock's Por or late hour tbls morning. A programme ous Plasters in general appearatnoe as to he a was preextras and dances three fifteen deceive. to well calculated It la, however. pared and everything went off smotily. In general appearauce only that tbey comQuadrille Band was In atteadaace. tor they are worse Olson's pare with Alloock's, was aa on committee Tbe than worthless, Inasmuch w aa they contain follows: Jilrs. P. T7.arrangements S. P. Haasen. lira biota are deleterious Ingredients to Neve. Mrs. C. 1. Nlelson. Itrs. J. Larsen. cause serious injury. Remember thatapt Mr. 8. P. Neve, 11 r. P. V. Ilsdssn. Ut. A. are the only genuine porous plasters Jensen, T. lira. J. P. Eorensen, lira, G. Tom-stoSthe best external remedy ever known; A. 7. Wits ber s. Ur. C A. Call-quIr. and when purchasing plasters do not only ' ' ask for but see that you get Allcock'a Porous Plasters. ".'tf.Sat at tiis 'itaa&Ur. Lord Tbat very ctarnilr z- p'ay, r-- LUtls Allcock'a Corn and Bunion SbieUs eZTect wlnzi t 13 : z'x quick and certain relief. rauuilercy." T71.1 run all on r ct 1 asttry t -- f a '.t c . Tbe bet and cheapest Is sold Tift?r-- f r t-& ILi. ' "."r' Selleck the liorurn Co., Cilct;co, ::ic 3 tUh it one nijto ciove a JutJi l csr. "X ' ' .-5 r i . r 1 C 3 r tr.. Vax EocTra's CcaA 3 ? : t 'jt."Ui: t 3 If t -3 It t ' T ar; e is not C"7 Lil fj,::urs Ilarrij ' 1 I rtoves tni rar-'- ac v. r" , - 1 L i. Lake Earui-sffej-Cf t' 1 1 Joe Cottle, AIL Crabb, Burt Sullivan. p. m. Order of services Tbe Americans Bested the Swedes After a Hard Contest Tbe Scotch IS at the, German a Easily Pull. A. F.'SIPPERLEY & CO. Second Soutli. Iwlorlart 331oclc. 15 arcl 17 will be held at At 11:45 o'clock St. Mark's Cathedral a solemn service watching the close of the old year and ushering in of tbe new. A general invitation is extended to those who may desire to Join in the worship, service to begin at 11:15 to-nig- To-Mg- is always safer., to deal wittt a. reliable liouse wliose stoclc 13 composed ot tlie best. Our line of Boys' Clotttlng' embraces the nobbiest and. most pleas Tt -- the chair. oor-robora- ted ON TERMS THAT INDUCE THEM TO PURCHASE AGAIN.' ingr designs of tne season,, and. every" Suit is trimmed in real artistia Manager Burton of the Theater went op style. to Ogden yesterday to see' Al Hay man. tbe noted theatrical manager, whom Manager Tbey suit trxe taste, of Abbey wishes to take care ot Patti west Tbey fit tbe form, the river. The scheme la now to have Patti-sin-g r And , keep tbe wearer in the Tabernacle March 8th next, the warm. Snug: and ' price of admission being S3 per ticket. It tbe singer appeared In tbe Theater the price would be at least tlO and the house be In our Men's Department we nave art unlimited, stoclc of Saela auctioned off. Tbe Idea was to have the ' Erode and Cutaway Suits in all of ths newest shapsa end shades, Choral Society appear with the diva, but as Dress too, for party and all state occasions, as fine as any one expenses will be necessarily high, the Patti could Suits, --see etc. Come wish. in and etc., them, management does not feel like golig to the extra expense, and tbe prima donna will apher own pear with only the members oflocal mantroupe. Mr. Burton, Is to be the ager for the occasion. k In tbe matter of tbe application for entry for tbe townsite of Eureka. Juab county, lf of tbe Utah, involving the west lf of northeast the east ' the northwest the northeast and of the southwest lots 3 and 3 of section 1$, township JO south, ranges west; and the northeast and southeast of tbe Hoatheast,one-fourt- h of of the northeast section 13. township 10 south, range 3 west. Tnllt Oaiatata Union JtleetioK Sluaio ltotua. dio-tat- Tbe Eareka townsit ess was set for yesterday morning la tbe Land Office, but th train from Eureka, which brought in the contestants aod witnesses, was. delayed and It was late In tbe afternoon before the case ) started. Tbe following is a CLOTMG, Igaia ia the Tsbcraaclc. ST. UARX'S SPECIAL SERVICE i TJp BUY YOUR YOU lcd South, last evening. After a great deal of talk on tbe part of N. A. Parks, the meeting was organized by A.the selectionasof himself as secretary, J. presi Gresgans dent, and Messrs. P. L. Birch. J. B. Priteh- N. A. Gill. L William ard. Parks, John Sullivan and Patrick Norton as a committee on constitution, by-laand resolutions. Tbeir report was presented by Mr. Parks made and oa his motion adopted. ready ' Tbe resolution part of the report reads as follower' as Democrats, in this That, Holeel, we do so with an eye toj;ie forming w th intersociety, ests of Democracy and the well are of &li citizens in this community, the promotion of good feeling among Iemocrats of ail shades of bU-- f. andd the true recognition of labor in every sphere' by polities. This done, the remalcing officers of the club were selected as follows: W. 1. Gill, assistant secretary; Fraj-i- J. McCarroo, treasurer? P. L. Birch, fin a octal secretary: Robert Parks.' parade marshal; P. L. Brrcb. P. U. Norton. Jese Fields. V. J. Irvine, James Harden. Jeff Rhodes. Thomas Home W. B. aod W. P. Dodge, Nuthall, Frank Campbell. John Sullivan. Samuel Hoover. Edward Huntsman, N. A. Parks and Francis Lee. members of the executive committee. ejspeecho were made by N. A. Parks, J. B. Pritcbard and, several others unknown to fame, tbo prevailing sentiment being tbat the Liberals must be downed at all hazards aod tbe flag of Democracy Implanted on the ramparts of the City Hall next month, and an adjournment was taLen to .the call of CF ALL THE pnOCEEClSS STATEMENT snnrs clun OrnaliM - A. cut-an3-dr- - , TT7rrt THtmSBAT HO BaiXG. PECEMBJSB OX' EUREKA T0UI1SITE G0I1TEST. ose-lessn- ess . li AT ' 1'.'" lis 1 pound for VAN HOUTEN8 COCOA ( Best A. Goes Farthest") seems to bet high. Let us compare it with the price of Coffee : 1 lb. of good coffeo costs at least 30c., makes 31 cupa. S3 " " i therefore 90c, 3 " 1 90c. " 150 "V.H. Cocoa" also Which h the Cheaper Drink? ZjT au. , j 03 cups cf CofToo, half-pl- at " KKTAIL PRICK. pound. " "V.H.Cocoal yUC,"ll50 Sold by every Orocer. rrr rrrrrrr j jju firrf rrrfffrrrrrrf rrrrff SX ? aU lr - m The C ""' "''' , -- Lumber Carey-Lomba- rd Go, Lowest Prices, Largest Stock and most Assortment in the City. nnd Correct Delivery Prompt Let us figure on your bills. " - 2nd West. pp. Court IlOUSa, and Retail Yard, 2nd South and XJ. P. Traclc. bet. 1st and 2nd North Wholesale and Shipping: Yard, TELEPHONE 4QB. Office SPEMCEli & LYNCH 9 NO. 16Q MAIN STREET. Call the attention of their city trade to their elegantand complota ust-roo- m line of the-pbysica- . -- . J Fall and Winter Footwear for Hen, Ladies and Children, As usual, there is nothing ladcing in either quality, shape o style. The newest thingr for evening wear and Novelties in Slippers. IZAIIT STUJEiET ITO. ICO A" ol GliORRISONj PEHiL! . . - - Down and New List Just' Issued. Covers a fricei Stoolc as to Assortment. Grrad and Drynsss. S- - X t Is. t?c3 "WT-cwt- North - Dpot To-nigh- ay LANfJAH'S WMKET STILL ur nd , ke wn . dy Zniad, Inspection A 0OOD TIMBTO BUILD - ed t'UVJT- - CIA.r Xa!lexicxi SOU mm M We will allow Ohristrncis week, tlie firiest animal a tixat liave ever becq si a.xi2: lit creel for this market, Hama Beef, IWlutton, Yeal. Also liave Home-Cvire- d arid Bacon and Xard. Our Sausage, carirjot bo see ttjc prizo irj Uje Territory. Come and stall-feequaled ; winners. All our animals have been , 1 d. . & (02 hEY Emm Firo InsUronc3 iszt.z. last-evening- tug-of-w- &r Wo ' All-coc- d2lo Iwi Lorcct and 0 ZXmixx Ct Otron-c- . Car-start- er acfit lilt t'c. I;:::' ca -- 1 Url:n cT Lcnicr -- L t t i i M, irsi.r3. ' j a c jui iJi't . , L - .1, i ....... ., - . : . i, O .jj . At r.r L V. it"' ;t: ' rtr.rrl-- 1 c2 r CXx k's Ut. - ."TS fife ... te & it J . i . .e. |