Secretarial dispute over Ute Reservation asphalt beds
Secretary Noble questions the authority behind a Ute Indians agreement for disposing of asphalt beds on the reservation. Agent Waugh called a council to ratify it, then the Commissioner resigned without informing the Interior Secretary, prompting Noble to reject the agreement and warn forcible removal of trespassers. The Salt Lake Tribune notes the issue amid other regional notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Agent Waugh
Morgan
Secretary of the Interior
W. A. Perry
Salt Lake
An Angel With High Heeled Shoes Stirs Bath Memories
In Bath Maine an old Universalist church steeple features a wooden angel figure known more for its humorous high-heeled shoes than fine craft. The Bath Enterprise recalls a pastor’s quip to a devoted Universalist about angels and footwear, highlighting a lighthearted local anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist
Bath
Bath Enterprise
North Congregational Church
Raymond
Mr. Raymond
Electrical Exhibits at World’s Fair Near Completion
The electrical exhibit covers about 200000 square feet on the main floor and galleries of the electricity building with offices in the south gallery and two north end bays for restaurants. The entire 360009 square feet of flooring will be used for aisles and exhibits begin immediately as about fifty exhibitors arrive this week. France and Germany lead with large displays, Trance and Germany occupying substantial space, England and Canada sharing gallery areas, and Thomas Addison's area near the center. A Phoenix Glass circular display and major U.S. firms occupy the southern ground floor. The galleries will feature phonographs scientific instruments insulation and foreign nation exhibits. Old Coins from Old Mints describes early Boston mint coinage and other colonial issues.
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France
Germany
Drance
Trance
England
Canala
Thomas Adison
Phoenix Glass Company
New York
Bell Telephone Company
Brush Company
Westincouse Company
Detroit Electrical Works
Biter Uitten Targeted Immigrant With Muzzle Loader
A Winnipeg Jewish junk dealer allegedly forced an old muzzle loading musket on a green English immigrant and told Indian tales. The greenhorn had the barrel cleared by a gunsmith who found seven hundred five dollars in Canadian bank notes lodged inside. Authorities reportedly kept the junkman under close watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Greenhorn
Delinquent Notice From Silver King Mining Co Vernal Utah
Delinquent stock assessments listed for the Silver King Mining Company Vernal Utah will be sold at the company office to the highest bidder for cash on Friday February 24 1893 at 2 o clock PM to pay delinquent assessments and costs of advertising and sale By Order of Board of Directors W H Ganon Secretary Dated Vernal Utah Feb 1 1893
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Silver King Mining Company
Uintah County
Utah
Vernal
Gale
W. H. Ganon
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EF. Conynghame, N. D
Vernal, Utah
EE. Winters
Dillman
LD. F. Haraston
Hardware State
Samel Thurshan
Wedeke
Provo City
Britt
County Prosecuting Attorney
LT Otars
Veultman
Were
Ute Reservation
Ashley Valley
R. Veltmin
Asryley
Commercial State Bank of Iowa
Martin Carlson
Mayfield
Sanpete County
Carlson
Green
Mgr. Carlson
Salt Lake Herald
Wen
Stuuny South Land
Paso
Tex
Times
Deering
XN. M
New Mexico
Mark
Martin Wilson
Cook’s Peak
Grant County
Florida Station
Matt Wilson
Rocky Mountain News
Boston
Bermuda
Virginia
Carolinas
New England
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Rupert
Biter Uitten
Moroni Snow
L. Halleday
J. F. Gates
Lorenzo Tratch
F. P. Hadlock
John Starper
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