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STRAYED.

A large brown Work Horse with three
white feet. and white star 10 forehead,
The finder will be rewarded by leaving al
burst & Vanhorns'
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WANTED

r;,o or six teams to haul rock. Enquire
aafiTT ~ Oviatt, 5a7 North, Fret West
Street. Salt Lake City.
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- - - ~ ~ - ~
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SAN FRANCISCO.
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THne coSSty o. q S gIaI n.x.. F.,
I, JOHN G. CUTLER, Clerk of the Probate
Court in and for the County of Salt Lake. in
the Territory of Utah, do hereby certify that
the foregoing Is a full, true and correct copy
OF the order appointing time to hear petition
to sell real estate 10 the estate of Andrew
Burt, deceased, as appesrs of record in my
o1ioe.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hersunto set my hand and affixed
lsRAL1 the seal of said Court, this 3lst day
OF July, AID. 1884.
tO3NC. CUTLER,
jy1 Probate Clerk.
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ACCIDENT.

Coal oil, fluid and glassware cheap.
Pioneer Lsmp store, four dooeE west OF
Thestre.
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NOTICE.

To Mrs. Isabella B. Erickson. John B.
Erickson, William B. Erickson, your
hei.s and assigns. You are notified that
the undersigned ss co~owner with you
in the SCOTIA MINE in the west Tintic
District, Jusb County, Utah Territory,
has done the work ard made the i'm
provements required by law to represent
said claim for the year 1893, amounting
to $3.50, and il you fail to pay and con-
tribute your proportion OF such expendis
ture within ninety days after the frat
publication heraof, your interests in said
mining clsim will be forfeited and be-
coma my property. First publication
April 18th, 1884,.
NEAL MCMILLAN.
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a erARTlrNa DIsOOvEnx.

Physicians are often startled by
emarkable discoveries. The fact
nat DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption and all Throat and
Lung diseases Ia dsily curing patients
thaE they have given up to die, Is
startling them to realize their sense
IF duty, and examine into the mer-
bs of this wonderful discovery, rs
sulting In hundreds Of cur best
PhyEicians using 1t IN their practices.
Trial Bottles free of z. q. N. I Drug
1tora. Raaui-s aka SLIGO. 4
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ANOTHER ASSIGNMENT.

Mr.. A. s. Kendall has made an ss-
signment of his profession ss school
teacher, and associated himself with Mr..
Harvey Hardy, under the firm title OF
Hardy and Kendall. Their place Of
business is No 66, Second South street,
vest Of Walker Opera House. where
taey carry choice stock Of family
groceries, etc., also hsy, grain and pro-
tnce. Gall and see them.
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LOST.

A medium sized Black Mare, about 8
CT years old, with white specks on one
hind foot. The finder will be suitably re-
warded By leaving information with 4.
Armstrong, residence 18th ward. +
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The WaatGl Patent Roller Milb
Best Grades of ROLLER
PROCESS FLOUR.

brands: HIGH PATENTS STRAIGHT
ID Grade, all warranted as good "a any made
in Utah.
"a. The Highest Cash Price paid for Good
Wheat,
Telephone to the Mills, No JOS. Office
Id sho Bakery, No. 20 Second South Street e
g. HUSTLER, Prop.
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LOST.

A liver-colcred retriever bitch pup, about
az months old. Small white streak On
t1e breast. a liberal reward will be paid
FOR her return TO Louis Ordner, at Ord
ner and Jones salnnn.
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LOST.

a small bsy horse, branded he (H &
conbined) on lost thigh The 6nder will
h suitably rewarded by leaving or send
inc information 10 G, Raymond. Ksys-
vile.
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FOR DYSPEPSIA ana Liver
Complaint, you have a printed
guarantee on svery bottle sS Shiloh's
Vitalizer. It never failE to care
Sold by 2. @ n. I. Nrug 9tose. as
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LOST.

A Diamond Ring with three settings
TIE Ender will be suitably rewarded BY
leaving at this Office.
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COW FOB SALE.

Z very fine Devon COW for sale st the
City Hsy Scales. Eighth Ward Square.
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sCopnects with Utah Central train leavi
Salt Lake at 100 a. m.
tConnects with Utah Central traia arriving
st Salt Lake at $50 p. m. W. W. RITTER,
mar21 Supt
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estats of Stlas Richards, Deceased.

EstGte of Sizas Richards, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, BY THE
IN undersigned, administrator, with ths
Will annexed, Of the estate of Silas Richards
deceased, TO the creditors Of, and all persons
having claims sgainst the said deceased, 70
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
Of this notice, to the said administrator with
the viii annexed. at the Office OF Bockholt&
Cummings, HERALD new building, corner
West Temple and First South Streets, Salt
Lake City, in the County OF Salt Lake.
MARION Il: BRADY,
Administrator, With The win ANNEXED, of the
eftate OF Silas Rich ards. deceased:
Dated at Salt Lake CYy, J une 10, 1884. i'll
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SAN FRANCISCO.
No. a61 Aain Et., opp. Overland
House, In Union Block Room
No. First Floor.

Can ba consulted daily from o'clock
10 IL o'clock am, and from 2 10 6
o'clock pm. Sundays from 10 am. to /
pm. He has had twenty-five years ex-
perience in the special treatment Of all
Venereal, Sexual and Chronic Diseases,
and guarantees to cure all urinary
Diseases, Syphilitic or Mereurik. AZ
ieetions of the Throat, Skin
or Bones, NERVOUS DEBILITY
Ir1porency and Lost Manhood, exhausted
nslity, Seminal Weakness, Spermator-
rhns, Paralysis, and ell the terrible effects
Of Self Abuse, youthful follies and ex
eesses in maturer yesrs, Nocturnal Ennis
sion, the effects of which are various,
msddening and destructive TO both body
and mind. and unless cured will; e.
inmate fatally. The presence of the
disease csuses o continual consciousness
Of slow and gradual decay of all the
power of body and mind with loss of
manly power and vigor, defective mem
DRY, heart affections, loss o. sight, noises
in the head and ears. confusion OF ideas,
aversion to society, excessive prostration,
trembling of the hands and limbo, con-
sumption, marasmus and ultimate de-
rangement of the mind. The will power
becomes 30 weak that the person seems
to lose control of himself and cannot
look one square in the face. It also causes
Dyspepsia and Indigestion with Heart
and Kidney Disease.
TSpeWOrm Expelled In Fl
Hours.
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gpIrNDID CHANCE.

.Tba finest water poser near the centTe
II Sal! Lake City never falls, capable
II driving q ten or eleven horse power
ToT Sale By BoCKHoLT & CUMMINGS.
aLnlv l7.h, 1859.
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MRS. PARKS

viii remain until Saturday. Independ-
ems Slst9 Writer, Business and Mineral
Medium, 81 Second South street., west
cfOoers House.
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Special Advertisements.
WANTED.

mir # work mares, we'll broken.
= 81 r. First South Street upon
w! D - ELI B. KEIsY.
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No freight VIII be received alter p. m.
8, F. Fenton, ". W. RITTER,
Gen. Fr't. and Pass. AR't. Supt.
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LOST

.m.ll hay horse branded BE IA E
.. = 5;T on LETT thigh. The finder will
eom a,.;ioLlv rewarded BY leaving or eend
; p si Information to g. Raymond, KSy'
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WANTED

Ten iour-horse teams wanted to haul
timber from East Canyon, Summit Co.,
to Park City. Enquire at the mill or &.
Ki5der, Park City. or E. Z. Young,
Wsnship. Summit county, Utah.
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SALT LAKE g. WESTERN R'Y.

On and after
THURSDAY. MAY 1sT, 1884,
Trains will run as follows.
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JUST ARRIVED CARLOAD
OF SUGAR,
FOR RENT.

Which We are selling at bottom prices
Bailey s. Son, opposite Post Office. 7
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PILES
Treated and Cured successfullyr

Consultation at the Office ia FREE aud
invited. Thorough examination and ad.
vice, including analysis OF urine, So.
Come 8. once-dc cot put It If. All
strictly confidential.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-16

what by the reported refusal of Mr.
Tilden to accept the nomination. From
the nresent outlook If the neonIe dc
not GET Tilden they will not oct The
man of their choice, and that will
surely mean another Republican vic.
tory. Blaine is a powerful man. he
has many enemies of the bitterest
tvne bnt ON the other hand his
friends are likewise of the most pro-
nonnced kind and however industri.
nns his nersonai and noliticaI enemies
NAV he he will surely he foeman
,vosiby Of their steel. Sucb n man il
either thoroughly hated or warmly
loved. and none Of Ms can helm admir-,
in, his thoronoh AmericonIsm mo
n,stt a., What oir nolitical hias The
writer knows good Republicans who
VOW, tbev never will vote for blaine.
oI% o IT, ,vbo GOV thsv would rather
1nsa with him tlan 70 succeed with
any other leader of the party. There
are great MANY Democrats. too, who
declare iheir intention of voting for
Blaine, if they cannot vote fr 1'ildep.
10 say the Il asst IL will not do tor the
f.ss m do viz. work upon the suppo-
si,ion that he pluned knight is going
20 che ha yerv easy TO "down.p From
tba onen onnosition of many New
E Inu and n sprhlican and Independent
no psrs The notion prevails that the
P ma",nor .ms can win an easy victory
n,;,h aimoss any man. hut such an
NV, MIL s,. a' NOT bs entertained for a
,uem suou" With the STRAIGHT old ticket,
Tipdan and Hendricks. or with Cleve-
I bsa1e aaa the chanees Of success would
be peH yery great, but it will not do for the
pemoera ,sa 70 victory l viii be theirs In
November. II will take good sharp,
tiekass Which d could rally more sup
port .,ort than any other. BY some it is
thought tn m;Id ,liai bac cans. he was de-
vote Tor Il ~ n. u dsa in ,7s, at least
frauded out 81 ms Hat uu there would be rs
It Is safe a 70 s nsm sau t who would be
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-16

easily give up, and we all know that
the people intend TO see fair play the
next time.
One OF the important changes which
the Democratic convention should
make is in the voting; the two-thirds
rule should be changed for majority
rule, and some attention should be
paid to the proportional representa-
lion; a state casting no electoral vote
Tor the Democrats should not be al
lowed to dictate terms TO one that must
be depended upon to furnish the votes.
There need be nothing sectional
about the matter of reapp0rtioning the
representation according to the elect
oral votes. In the late convention,
however. the matter was voted down
because it WAS brought up before the
nominations, and as the losses of repre-
sentation would have fallen chiefly on
the Southern states, the members of
the convention feared to take any such
action.
at the late convention when rev.
erend gentleman began with prayer
at an evening session, voice from
the opposite end Of the hall called
"louder!n and when the application
was ended fhefe'was iaint sound OF
applause. Some of the back seats
could not hear and supposed that a
political speech WAS being made.
When Ingersoll at Cincinnati
dubbed Blaine "The Plumed Knight
he probably did not think that the
sobriguet would stick so well.
A butter peddler went into an Office
to make sale of genuine
COW butter. Knowing his politics, the
purchaser chsfied him u little about
so many of the Eastern Republican
papers going back on Blaine. The
butter vender, TO back bis faith, offered
to collect forty-four cents per pound
for tub OF fifty pounds IN the event
of Blaines election and nothing II he
Is beaten, and was taken up. Another
Democrat took fifty pounds on the
same terms. Just then an old Repub.
lican who had been reading the re-
turns from New York, looked up over
his spectacles and said: zen take fifty
pounds of that" Hold on.' said the
vender, al guess my butter OF that
kind has run out"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-16
THE HIGH COURTS.
Syllabus Of Opinions Rendered at the
Austin Term.

Prepared especially for THE GAZETTE by N
y. Jackson, Reporter OF the Appellst,
Courts OF Texas.
COURT OF APPEALS.
Granville Harwood VIZ. the State, from
Johnson county. There Is no indict.
ment or information In the record. IL
appears that after conviction the in
dictment was accidentally destroyed.
Held, that without the indictment
there is no legal foundation for the
Judgment and 1t must be set aside.
Reversed and remanded. Opinion by
Wilson, j.
William Moore vs.. the State, from
Milan county. The evidence must be
wholly icircumsiantial In order 10
require a charge upon that subject.
Motion for rehearing refused. Per
curiam.
Robert Miller W.. the State, from Bell
county. Under an indictment charg-
ing burglary and theft. the court sub.
miited 10 the jury the question OF
burglary alone, and the verdict was
guilty as charged in the Indictment"
The Judgment entered WAS for rob
berry" and the sentence for THEFT and
burglary. Held, the law does not
authorize the conviction of defendant
of both Ofienses when thus charged I;
and as this Is the plain meaning of the
verdict II cannot stand. The verdict IL
also erroneous because not warranted by
the charge OF the court. Reversed and
remanded, Opinion by Wilson. J.
Henry Weiss Us. State, from Robert
son county. The indictment charges
that defendant "did unlawfully and
willfully play at n certain game with
cards nt aud In certain gaming room
used for gaming" Held, where a
room OF house Is designated as the
place, the allegation must further de-
clare That such room 10 attached
to some one OF the pub
lie houses named In the statute.
Had the charge been playing
In gaming-house II would have been
sufficient but house and room are not
convertible terms as used In the statute.
Reversed and dismissed. White, u. j.
Marion Beatty Va. the State, Bastr0p
county. Although an application for
continuance Is properly overruled, II Ii
error for the trial coart to refuse new
trial where from the evidence addnced
on the trial II In apparent that the de.
sired evidence was material. Reversed
and remhnded. White, L. j.
Robinson VI. Robertson ct al, VIII
Iiamson county. A ',Jsckassp Is con-
sidered "hoTser within the meaning,
spirit and purpose OF our exemption
laws, aud when used Tor either breed
ing or working ID exempt from forced
sale. Reversed and TsnAnded. Opin-
ion by Wilson, j.
Haynes VI. Gray, Hays county. In
suit by landlord 70 recover rent due
from tins tenant and levy Of distress
warrant upon cotton and other proper.
ty, : Judgment In favor Of the
landlord for the amoant sued
for but no foreclosure of the lien on
the property ditrainsd, 10 conducive
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-16
WEATIIERFORD.
Supposed lIorse.Thief Arrested - La.
dies Ice-Cream Festival
Other Notes.

Special to the Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD, June l5.--MaDy OF
your readers will remember how DR..
Mckenzie was called from his house
one night Int March, under the pre-
tense OF visiting sick child, and that
In the outskirts OF the city he was
made to dism0unt and surrender his
horse, IL seems that the next day the
same man robbed another party In
Clay county, and borstei Of his ex-
plot with DR., Mckenzie. Some sus-
picloDs being entertained OF one How
ell Ellis, he was arrested aud, / under
stand, WAS f.lIy identified as the
horse-thief He IL now here In Jail
awaiting examination.
The remains OF the old courthouse
we're sold to-day ut auction To the
highest bidder for $50. The pur.
chaser, Mr.. q. II. Mckinney, Intends
10 use the material Ia erecting new
dwellings.
AIr. Hudson received the contract
for removing and storing the iron
fence around the yard, for the sum
OF $50.
The board OF county commissioners
adopted the plan Of 4. j. Oyermier for
the building Of the bridge across
South fork, and appointed
the first Monday In July for thv open
lug Of bids fur the same. For the benz
eiit Of your Fort Worth contractors
some OF whom may like ~ bid. ! give
the principal Dimensions, referring
them to the plans and specifications In
the office Of the county Judge for fuller
details. Main span fifty feet, end span
eighteen feet, width VI bridge twenty
feet ia the clear.
The ladies Of tho Baptist church
gave an !ceveream fesiivsl, which WAS
largely attended, and gave the utmost
satisfaction to all parties concerned.
Il. II. Ross, our tax collector, has
been for several days selling LAID for
taxes, bnt his sales are not well st.
tended, ~ people appear afraid Of The
investment.
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could hear any of the proceedings.
Indeed there are thousands and thou
sands who would be only too glad to
get inside to see the throng and as
much of the proceedings as the eye
could take in without the ability to
hear what was going on. Those who
were at the last convention and wit.
messed the demonstrations of the pe0-
pie at the bare mention OF the names
of their favorite candidates can never
forget the scene. The demon stration
cannot be adequately described. Men
waving hankerchiefs, hats, umbrellas,
canes, flags, banners, shields or any
thing else that was portable; ladies
adding their parasols, fans. etc, to the
general display; men wildly gesticu-
Eating and hurrahing at the full ca
pacity of their lungs. All of this went
10 make up an Understandable effect.
INT on the other hand, In the spirit
of Web Flanagan, what are the
delegates therefor? Surely not to be
mndtIiy Influenced and INTERRUPTED by
nm uncomfortable crowd. They go
there to transact very serious business,
which should not be done with
whoop and q rush. When the excite
ment of the hour passes men are often
able To look back aud see what donkeys
thav made of themselves. They are
theye to do work that will be considered
by the public dispassionately, ana y ~, -
OF the utmost importance Una. WIG
conditions should be such as 70 ins a
the calmest, most thoughtful consiueI,
alton. The idea of small nan mas .a
been obi ected to very strongly Oh .hs
grounds that the convention Weu ,.
resolve itself into star.chamber alia,r'
Rnt there is more danger Of the dele.
aates being unduly interfered Win py
hir I'd strikers and claquers IN u larSe
hail than there is in their doing Worh
IN q small hall that will not be ratiiied
nv the people. There is no danger
that delegates in a hall little Larger
than enough to accommodate theun
s" try work any scheme ior
Taceivinp the public, for they are 'a ae
a aervants 81 the people, and II they 40
not dn satisfactory work they are very
at m hear from 1t In no unceit nl
NAV They would be able to meet anu
ant ike gentlemen, and not nave "
s,,hmit to such rudeness as the niss.hs
5 Snmn of n sneaker simply because VIZ
aomm we're getting tired and though.
Sim n little too windy" y wouiu av ve
SPLENDID ii 1t were possipls - tian
everybody admitted 10 co onor,ien OF
bnt there Is such a small Plop"dmitted
"eyerybody'' that can Ie %rawn a
TINT the line had better DO W" ont.
little closer aud not allow enouEM, e H
siIers in q convention 70 co ha hands
OF s sns Of the scenes in the late s eSnl
vention we're positively ais gsssecy
sea 'hinmillsting TO lovers q a ,e 1--WE
AND order. II Is we'll enough a., 70 u Pen 81.
s Sps;asm when occasion jls.iiies ,s uq.
t ~ n;we such vocifsrous applause ~
u, ~ Tor effect IL mockery. ~, a,most a
y There IN seems to be 1 1a,aay f flom the
pnsn,su Of every state. fo 90 i m9 him
lssa there have been loud ca,i - =, soIne
but they have been weaAsD
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LETTER.
rdthe Proceedings of the Late
IaltagO Convention.
IsggestiOns to the Coming Chi.
\ Democratic Convention.
he Galleries We're Packed
hired ADMINISTRATORS.

snce Of the Gazette.
~ June ll.-Regarding Ben
sau'monopoly affair as a
'aleago convention No. / has
aud active preparations for
~ a good many things in
r. - might improve over
"avention Of last week there
~ loo much cenfusion; too
|Sssntlemanly conduct; too
aodlcal demonstration; too
'alne-like enthusiasm. A
part of the demonstration
on the nomination night
I ~ and hearty, but the
I'M IL display came first the
~ movement realized that
uien would know exactly
y make their demonstra-
N /. :. was necessary for them
nen-to strain a point,
aNcs 20 the cheering Us long as
~ VI course when it came
"a .he Arthur crowd they
M " make a noise for the
So; y Time. and they came
4 tSus II, but nobody was de-
,, ~ mechanical basis of the
|alSavaaind prolonged outburst
q ~ \, auditorium and the gall
k,,oa!ers Is very dishonest
1t may have its
d l. some, but no man smart
" ma I delegate to a national
|ey ~ H.. W aiiow such tricks
4. s a, upon him.
~ lght the nominating
~. ~ made there were several
IN In the hall without
ssns'' place was so crowded
EsIiss s " ,ticket-holders could
ssS, within fifteen minutes
oyIaa'ling to order. Legit-
N u'uers We're debarred and
~ s ,e occupied by men
y, y, y shout for this man or
49, le some ticketless men
y \ . Cheer for Logan, but 70
u = Jobs We're put up it
Y ~ Ascertain.
- Z arguments for and
Ss,oHI.a, Invention halls. AS a
- suon 1t Is well to have
sssts,nough to Accommodate
d VII. as possible. The
kna.s, ,1nesslng such scenes
Nj on people that it seems q
'sss In the hall than