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Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04

The extent of the land grant busi- ness may be partially realized from the statement tkat one hundred mil. lion acres of the public domalu have been diverted from their originally in. tended use, that of homes for the masses, to the benefit of Coroporations and monopolists. This vast area is equivalent to the tllabls lands of eleven states, vlz: New York, Maine, Maryland, Vermont, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Is- land, New Jersey, Delaware and the District of Columbia.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04

The Russian Government has award. ed patent to the inventor of a means of so impregnating wood with a cer- tain chemical that when dried, the matches made from this prepared wood can be used several times over, thus effeeting a saving of it is claimed, at least 75 per cent.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04

Some of our exchanges are suggest. ing the forming of press association in Arizona. The scheme is impraoti. cable as we'll as dangerous. It does we'll enough so long as the thirty odd Arizona editors are scattered over the length and breadth of the territory, but once get such a menagerie toceth. CT, and the consequences, not only to themselves, but to the community, would be something frightful. As well try to mix oil and water as the warning element of Arizona journal ism.--Phmnix Herald.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04

Playing sueher with a woman: "Whoss play is it?'' "Who took that trick?" What's trumps?" What was led?" "Whose ace is that?" Did take that?" Whats trumps2' "IS it my playT" That's the left bower, ain't it?" "Is that nine?" "Ain't you got a club?" "What's trumps?" g "Did they sucher us?" How many did we make?" "Whose deal is it?"-Chlcago Led ger.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04
Notice ta Creditors.
tate q U. [. R1abIn.. decaassd.

Estate Of II. c Rh&bins, deceased.
 Notice is hereby gSen By the undersigned, Administrator Of the Gstats of H T. Robbins, deceased, Co the cred t,rS of, and at per8ot,s having claims against ths said deceased, to ex- hibit them with the pecessary vouchers, with. in four months after ae first publication ~ this notice, to tbe saS Administfator at his residence in Globe, iu the County of Giht, Territory uf Ariaora.
 Dated Saturday tiV l6th day Of May 1885.
 IT. c. STALIlO, Administrator of the &state Of H. T. Robbins, deceased. ie6 fw
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04
NOTICE.

Having leased oar 3siterest ia She Cotton. tail Jack Rabbit, Iliifle ChFistine and HaE kin mining propertieI to Samuel Richmond f0f three months eo8smenclng on JHna 3d, 1885, by virtue ot wfitten agreement, we aie not responsible for ans dsbts incurred by rel. son of working said ufnes
 C. LTNflY,
 BARNEY LARK TN,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04
S25O Reward.

The above reward will be paid for informa. person who may Dc found altering or defacihg the marks or brands, or stealing, Filling or driving from their accustomed ranges any live stock belonging to any of the members of the Globe Stock Growers Association of Gila County.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04

A Connecticut Justice of the Peace refuses to be addressed as Your Honor He says Colonel" is good enough for him.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04

A maniac, heeled with six.shooter, has about the same horsepower as two companies of militia called out by the Governor.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04

Cincinnati drunkards carry pieces of rope with them. When they get too full to walk they tie themselves to shade trees and wait for @ policeman.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04
s2oo Reward.
To Capital Seeking investment.

\ CwN TIE C0NTEGILT.-G INTERr large amount of high grade copper ere ia sight Plenty u wood and wafer on tho claims wanf SS5.0e0 to buy outstanding interests, dtyplop claims aEd rnt tiTpi iIi hullifn lrodUehig cGndiIien. l will rcray ihiS &95b0o uUi tf tbe first copper produced, leaving Spu wiili opc-hah iitcrtkt in tpo gcod developed claims, with good IedGC- ton works on property. Ton can secure yourself l,y dti.ds Co clainls and all im- JrovrmeDts until mCrey is paid back, tlleh divide properly lnd 60 sylse8d.
 Who wGuts Go investigate this In gosa faith2
 Gail on or address JOHN n. BT- -EG FSs, Dunlap PUsieo'te. Graham County, Ar!Ge- na, via Tort tiFaut sept. s-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04
s2G0 REWARD.

Croas on left hip. Far maIkg-eTop of right and HEdcr-eat in zach ear.
 The ahbfc reward will be paid by the un- dersignea for information that will lead tc. the conviction of any one guilty of defGcipgt altering. ur iu any way ckaHriug the aLOytf described brands or ear tEarks or stealing cattle bearing them.
 RRnge-NcMiilen Post CfIlce address Globe. Giia County, A. T.
 aug g-f ?. STANLEY.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04

llftf2lf f1flffs fnEsE8ts GfSaS AWAY Send MlHlii llf ltl us 5eenta p9ssag6 snd by fnag yoa VI tes V will get FSKs psritaga os gocsis of iaI yq value, That wil start yoa li work that sa at once bring you in money faster than ap Fthing else N America. Ali nbout the S2 D,o09 ifi pfesent5 with each bGx Agents " lnsed everywhere, of either sex. f8x ali the tp ne or spare time only to Avqfls for s At their al n holnes Fortunes for M workszs ahss. iG tey asaatsd Don't delay Fl HAfIKr < glN Rdgtla8d, Maine faii2l iv
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04

S1O D0Os sfsss. sss .ss ss iy " . s'ss gsp % si get frse a package Of goods of large value, nhat will start you ili work that wilt af once bring yon in money saster than any fliing else in America. All about ilie S280qa0 n presents with each box. Agents wanted eYerg where 0f either sex, for all the time or spare tune only t0 work for us attheirown homes Fortunes for all workers absolute iy assured. Don't delay IL HAfTEr x Co, Portland, Maine. feb2l-Iy
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04

iSaeakl tsiEI ElfsA TEsfa GREAT \ b@ N E Eassss,-ss,sA \ \ Sss fg'ggRE5NGfT Sa E A. N tlS NM N ENsS @ E8s EEsy M Ssc&9stN and Nerve T0AKE " e, v is the legitimate re- ltsf s, VI gssssii K SS suit of over 20 years I8H E siA N V & of practical experl- IgNI v AgT @ ence, and CURES lRkaEWl x} sI st32fAkAS WITH INFALIs-
 VI cal Debility, semn- aI Weakness, SpermattGrrtfa, Prostathor- rhua, Emissions, imp1tency. Exhausted VimIjty Premature Decline apd LOSS OF MANHOOD, in all its complications, and from whateyCFcatlse produced. 'tenrickcs and puriiies the Blood. strengthens the Nerves, Brain. Muscles, Digestion, Repro ductiye Organs, Physical and Mental Fac ulties. It stops any unnatural facilitating strain on the system preventing iny0lBn- tary losses, facilitating dreams, seminal l0sses with the urine, etc, SO destructive to mind and body. It is sure elImliiator 2f ali KIDNEY and BLA ODER COM PI.AINIS. It contains no injurious iiigfc' uicnts. To THOSE SUFFERING FRp1 rHE EVIL EFFHGTs OF YOUTHFUL INDisCHE- TONS oR EXCEsSEs, A sPEEDY, THOROUGH AND PERMANENT CURE Is GEARAh- FEED. Price, S2 50 per bottle, or five bot ties in case, with full directions and advice, for Sl0. Sent Sp6ti3P from observation t0 any address ui,on rteslpt Of price, CT C. c. 3, To be had only of
 DR. c. Q. sALFlELD, 2i8 kEAREY ST,
 Sar Francisco, Cal. Consultations strictly confidential hy letter or at office, ' REE. For the convenience of patients, and n CT der Co insure perfect secrecy. have ad9pt- ed private address. under which al pack ages will be forwarded.
 Trial Bottle Free Sli,s' asl s E 5s 'I%s .s :, 6 any one applying hy letter, stating his symptoms aud age. Communications strict ly confidential. 3ah A-ts
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04
D. LEND E K SON, BANK FER, TUCSON, AFIEona.
 Win transact
 General Banking Business, IN ALL OF ITS BRANCHES.

Will receive deposits on dpeh account Sub, ieet to sight checks,
 Win issue Certificates of Deposit repaya. ble on demAud
 Collections made on all points at Lowest Rate of Exchange
 Win draw Sterling demand bills at custom. ary issuance on the Anglo.Califoniia Bank tLlmitedl, London, England,
 Refers by special permission to Auglo.Cali. fornia Bank and Go ], < w. Ssligman & Co.,, New York,
 REsPoNDENTs; ANGLO. CALIFORNIA RANK tI.imitedl, San Francisco, California
 J. X W, SEuoNAS & Co, New York, AysLo. CALIFORNIA BANK tLimitsdl Lon. don, England.
 MERCHANTS LOAN < TRusr co,, Chieogo BANK OF ColntERcs. St. Louis MASSACHUSETTS, NATIONAL BANK, Boston Los ANoELEs COUNTY BANg, Los Angeles, KALRs & LEwIs, Phoenix, Ar. BANEov ARIZONA, Prescott. A. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04
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| S85O ! sSSS \ RiNKla, BRAfTOa & Go. . I27, FIRST STREET, SAN FREKeiscO.
 BRANCM WORKS, ChEcago. BUILDERS of Mining RaehiEely.

DLANTS FOR GOLD AND SILVER A Mills, embracing the latest and most improved machinery aEd processes for base and free 0res. Water Jacket Sfueiting Furnaces for siiyer, lead aud copper ores, with new and important Improvements su- lRriOT to 8liy 0IhtI make. llDistiHg Works, Pumping machines, Ghiari6iEiIig HfuactS, etc. We offer our customers ilic best re- suits ut thirty years experience tn this spe- cial line ut work, aRd ats prepared lO fufn- ish from San Fr8nciscn or Chicago the most approved character ef hiiEing and Reduc- lign Machinery, supericr n design hGd con struetiOn tO tltat Gf any other malIe at tie lowest possible prices. Ne sisarontract to deliver, iiI c0lnplcie running Unier. Mills, Furnaces, Ilaisiiug Works, etc. In any of the Mining States and Territories. Esiim- ates given on application. Send fGr Hits trRtpa circular,
 Chicago Office, ls2 HearhOrii St.
 WILLIS C, D0ED, Manager,
 New York Office 25 Broadway,
 HENRY E. Mt RKI. Manager. lani7-ly
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04
saOo REwAGD.

ihau.A Five hundred dollars yEsxS will Ike paid upon tho
 ccHyicticH of any pPTS0K
 caught stealing CT kill'
 ing any cattle with tks YV " < aBOrc brand or with biu aI...sss.s ' on tfe left ribs and shoulder. O diaRioEd bar on the middle of the left side. SEcVII--crOp of the l,ft ear, two slNS On the right
 Post Qfiibea-pheHix A. r. sept 22a iy J. M. < <. 4. WARD.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04

Ess9R SAIF.- Two Frame houses--one M containing three yooms aud the other two. The property Is eligibly situated.
 sgePriee Low. For particulars arply at tAe HElr office.
 aiea fe-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04
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Masolnici

< Regular communication ef Whlte Noun. tam I.qdge, No s, 4. F SA. y. meets Taursdays on or succeeding eae5f fssil Mapn soiouiring Brethren ia good stan,i. ing cordially invited.
 ny ortlar of ike w N
 " H COOK, sng ytil scegesary,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04
The Grea& English Kennedy.

q Isa never failing curn sor
 Nervous debility, eStAus, { Cd vitality, seminal weak < meas, SpeanatorrhE, LosI M MANHOOD, imp0teney <, Paraiysls, Pr0statorrhnd,
 and sll the terrible effects 1 of Seli,aause, youthinltol is lieR, and e1cesses iu ma
 tiIrur ytars Euch as loss H Of memory. LaaSstuds,
 Nocturnal enlissions ayer 9 sion to society, Dlmness Head the vital tiuia pas, gnt mary other dis. ty and deAth.
 regular phydcian. Graduate 'ylFgniAi, VII azspc Co forfeit Ind she EI1ni Restorative C and trestment) will Bet 'ure or injurious found in 1t. sll pnVatc diseases success EonsugtRfion Free. ld advice, including andy ot WAL BEsT0RATIyE, 6 co
 the quantity, 6, sent to of prl{N, or c, 0. D., secure private name ii dcsised, hy A. E. MINTEE, M. D 7 street, San Francisco, Cal
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04
se5o KEW ARD.

,t,-st The aigave reward will xSsazZzS be paid for the detection E SiN and conviction of any
 l,cF6an or pCrsonseaught
 stealing or killing any @VN FF seattlc0f the aboys brand! LAs.sLaS JOHN KENNEDY.
 Gluba. A. f.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04

2e% KeaTney Street, San Francisco. Cal. Ofsfce hours, to daily, to evening Sundays 2 Co l2 only
 P.S. ] have a yEGETAHLE COMPOUND, the result of ndbg Resirs of special practice and hard sfiidy, which under my special advice has aersg. fdiled Qf suecsss in the cure og I9osI MANHOOD, PRosTA ToHHHEA, etc
 Nov. 9tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04
prsRAaEs oF lrAN :.

All applying t0 me will receive my AcR- est epiaioa 9f their contplaipts-So expert meniing. Twill guarantee a posttire cpFe h every case ] undertake, or forfeit ;sl .9G0; Consultation in office or by letter FREE and strictly private. Charges reasonable Thor. micrusccpical analysis of urine ard Ndyiee, G6n0 {otl ap a4tdrqsg
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04
HOSPITAL EUpERFExCE.

Having been surgeon in charge Of two leading hospitals enables me lo treat ai private troubles with excellent results wish it distinctly understood thRt l do not claim to perform iippnssibilities, er tn have miraculous or supernatural power. 1 claim only to be sllillfnl and successful Fhysi- ciafI and Surgeon, Gloroagsty informed in Iny sBecialfy4-
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04

And middle-agcd men, GhO are suffering from tl!e effects of Youthful lndiscTetions nr ENepsSf'S in mabtfer years, Nervous and Physical Debiity lInnOtanct Lost Man hood confusion of ideas, dull eyes, aversion to society, despondeney, pimples on the face. loss of energy and memory, frequency of urinating, etc. Remcmhertlai by com btnatiGn If rcgetetie Femfiiss cf great cufg- tive power, the Doctor has so arranged his treatment that it Will net only afford iume- dinte rplinf lIIt nerinanPnt rnlp.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-07-04

. '
 q vision Noises "a k ing unobserVCd in tH
 cases that lead Co inA |
 nr, fnESTEE. wlio'ify. of the unlversitF 1f PP9 a $500. for . ease of tllis ? (Umder his special af N
 cure, or for anythlnE Y nR. AnINTiE tre&E fully without nieruBy ' Thorough examination { sis Of urine, 6 t0. -P Pr ' a bottle, or four tifB T any address upon reetil : frcm observation, and 1
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-27
UTAH AT NEW ORLEANS.
Two Carloads Packed and Rcad,
for shipment 10 the Exposition.

During the past three weeks General
z. l.. Conner and assistants have visited
the principal mining camps and collected
n representative cabinet of Utah minerals.
From all over the Territory every thing
creditable has been brought in the way
of agricultural, horticultural, manufac-
tured and other samples of the varied
resources of Utah. The exhaustive col
lection will fill two cars, which are being
carefully loaded to-day, and samples
will be received up tomorrow night.
Mr.. Ned Wallin made circuitous tour
of Southern Utah, and met with assist
ance everywhere in gathering specimens
for the worthy enterprise. The project is
given impetus on account of its being the
proper method for showing up our tacili-
ties and impressing capitalists with the
excellent opportunities for legitimate in
yestment. All over the mining districts
of Utah are thousands OF prospect holes
which are avenues to big mineral
deposits, only requiring means
to develop them into bonanzas equal to
our renowned Horn Silver, Ontario, and
many other grand properties.
General Conner will accompany Utah 8
contribution to the North, Central and
South American Exposition, which opens
up at New Orleans on the 10th of Novem-
Der, 1885. and will endeavor TO impress
Eastern capitalists with the unexcelled
advantages offered here for varied list
of industries. All exhibits should be sent
in at once.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-27
Theatrical Lies.

The newspapers of Cincinnati have for
years past praised nearly every miserable
theatrical company that has come to this
city, without regard to the interests of the
public, merely because of the erroneous
notion entertained that it is fatal to the
prosperity of a paper to tell the truth on
the subject OF theatricals.
A handful of people has been called a
fair house and fair house crush.
The noise set up by the attaches OF the
theaters at stated intervals during a per-
formance is pronounced thunders OF ap.
plause, and ripple of laughter is
described as a roar of the genuine article.
Somebody with rich dress, but who
may be dire bad performer, is Landed to
the skies, and q vulgar hoodlum with q
bad breath and worse pronunciation Is
in the papers another Booth.
An ignorant and vulgar song and dance
man, who can only howl and sprawl over
the stage or throw handspring, is pro-
nounced an artist.
A padded and bespangled, shriveled
old, lean, lank female, with painfully
screeching voice, becomes transformed
into queen OF grace and beauty and q
nightingale. Cincinnati Sun.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-27
PERSONAL.

M. j. Shelton, of Heber City, is in the city
and gave us n call.
Hyrum Swank, of this city, went to Bos-
ton to-day by the U. p.
DIR. W. II. Pike, of Provo, is in the city to-
day on business visit.
Mr.. John Beatty, Jr., the Omaha boot and
shoe man, is in the Utah field.
j. Star, of Ell1o, Nevada, goes to Caldwell,
Kansas, by the Rio Grande to-day.
Lee Margetts, of the firm of Frazier, Chal-
mers d Co., Chicago, goes East to-day.
Mr.. j. Il. Brown, of Ogden, manufacturer
and dealer in machinery of all kinds, is in
the city.
We had the pleasure of visit to-day from
Mr.. Fred. q. Wright, manager of Haverley's
Minstrels.
=Col. Guy V. Henry and wife went to Oma-
ha via the d. q II. G. W., on this mornings
train.
Senator Don Cameron and wife, of Penn
sylvania, spent yesterday viewing the sights
of Salt Lake.
Supt. j. E. Coolidge, of the Union Pacific
route, i'll the city the past two days, has de-
parted for the West
Chief Pool Commissioner George H. Dan
iels and son returned to Denver yesterday,
after few days in Zion.
nj. Wormser, representing NJ. Stein & Co.,
New York City, leaves for home in the morn
ing via the ID. IL r. G. w.
j. A. Mitchell, lately connected with thu
Suryeyor-Generals Office, goes to Little
Rock, Ark, by the scenic to-day.
j. A. Trimble, formerly of burst & Trim
BILE, of First South street, il visiting in the
city among his large circle of friends.
Assistant General Freight Agent j. A,
Zimmerman, of the ID. q X. g., came in
from Denver last night for few days.
Matt Clair, formerly noted Nevada
stager, goes to Chicago in the morning by
the U. p. and great Milwaukee d st. Paul
line.
MIR. j. II. Paterson, with Wells & Nellegol
of Chicago, Is once more exhibiting his
manly form and extra samples to the Salt
Lake public.
Mr.. A. l.. Turney arrived last night from
the East after an absence of fifteen wears
He has great hopes in the future of Utah
and has returned to settle.
f. T. Eccles, assistant general freight
agent of the ID. d. Il. G. W., will arrive in the
city on this evenings train. He has been
visiting relatives and friends in the East fol
the past month.
S. ID. Solliers of Philadelphia, Ed. Drew OF
Boston, A. Blair of Rochester, G. Lark of
Rockland, G. Lusk of Baltimore, O. Pember-
ton of Cincinnati, and II. CONWAY of Cincin-
nati, all representatives of prominent boot
and shoe establishments,are in this city.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-27
HAvERLY's MINsTRELs.
The Opera House Crowded 60 suffo-
cntion-An Unrivaiied PER-
formnnce.

"Standing Room Onlyp' was the sor-
rowiul news announced TO great many
people last night at the Walker Opera
House, every seat having been taken
long before the show commenced. OF
course il was Haverly's Minstrels that
brought out the immense crowd which
filed the house from pit to dome. In
the past Haverly lras always sent us
something rich and first-class, and the
expectation that last nights performance
would be fully up to the stand
ard was by no means mis-
placed confidence. The performance last
night was the superior in every particular
of anything of the kind ever seen on the
Salt Lake stage. The entertainment COM
menced with an unusually excellent first
part. Then followed the specalties, some
OF which were marvellous and beyond de-
scription. The "Black Watch " spectac-
ular was very beautiful thing. The
wonderful Cragg family performed some
OF the most daring feats OF tumbling and
balancing ever witnessed. The whole
show abounds in novelties deserving of
special mention, and it is positive that
another immense crowd will witness the
closing performance tonight.
During very pleasant chat this morn
ing, Mr.. Fred. T.. Wright, manager of the
company, said that this evening an act
entitled "P. Of X" would be put on. 1t
is a full dress parade in Knights of Ply
thias costume. Mr.. James German in
vented the piece, as in fact he does all the
novelty specialties OF this company. The
"P. of X" is a neat and beautiful act, the
costumes alone having cost $500.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-27
Capture of the Temple of Honor

The members OF America Temple of
Honor No. 3, We're nicely caught last
night by their wife's sisters and lady
friends, who surprised them in their
stronghold while going through their
regular business. So unexpected and I'M
known was this pleasant affair that the
boys are not over it yet. Cake and hot
coffee with other delicacies were served
up with the brightest of smiles from the
fair ones, and after couple OF hours of
this kind OF treatment, all dispersed with
the full assurance that the ladies' for once
had kept their own counsels and plans in
spite OF mans ingenuity OF knowing it..
All members of No. are now anxiously
waiting for the next.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-27
Plays in a Mining Drama Now.

This morning while DEMOCRAT re-
porter was leisurely admiring the myriad
OF beautiful things to be found in Parsons
book store, his attention was very forcibly
brought to the fact that even in book
store fellow can be surprised, by feeling
a tap on the shoulder, and hearing
Hello, old boy, how are your" ring in
his ear. Turning to see who thus ia
miliarly accosted him, the newsgatherer
beheld the smiling physique of no less a
person than Alphonso A. Hovey, the
author of Brought to Light" and for
merly u resident for many years in this
city. "Phonso" is now located in Idaho,
where he is engaged in mining. He says
he has struck a big thing, and
that the dramatic business is far in the
shade compared to it. He and his "pard''
have been offered 5000 for their claims,
which are only slightly developed, but
they intend holding on till the property
is worth $4,000 before they will be in.
duced to sell. Mr.. Hovey will remain a
few days visiting his relations and friends
in Salt Lake, and then take himself back
to Idaho to his wife, mine and other
"pard." Success to all three.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-27
Grow Gathered,

Yesterday afternoon United States Mar
shall Ireland detailed two of his deputies
to so and gather Henry Grow, the polyga.
nous superintendent OF the Temple, into
the fold. Mr.. Collin made the arrest and
brought Grow before Commissioner Gil
christ, who placed the law-brcaker under
81 800 bonds to hold in account for his
plural blessedness here below. II. V.
Williams and George Bourne went sure
ties for the amount.
To-day at 10 o'clock Il, m, the accused
appeared before Mr.. Gilchrist and was
transferred to Commissioner Mckay, who
ordered all the non-present witnesses to
appear tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock,
when an examination will take place.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-10-27
Murder Mt Fort Buford.

United States Attorney Garland issued
n warrant yesterday morning for the
arrest OF Private Woods, who shot and
killed interpreter George Fleming at 2
O'Clock last Saturday morning. Deputy
Marshal Conn Malloy left for Buford yes
terday to bring Woods TO the city for safe
keeping, The shooting was the result of
jealousy over Fleming's wife. The two
men had been TO a dance and, returning
with the wife OF the victimized Fleming,
quarrel arose, resulting in the shooting.
1t is reported that both men were intoxi-
Gated at the time. Woods is OF Company
l., Seventh cavalry. Bismarck Tribune.