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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
III,uoia Cen;rnI 10 HeIenR.

The Illinois Central railroad, which
has had a corps Of engineers for come
time past inveeiis eating the feasibility
of q branch line from either YaEoo
City, Miss. OF Sardis, Miss, TO Helena,
Ark, has decided to build the branch
at once. Their main object 10 % get
connection with the Texas and st.
Louis either n ClaEendoa or Brinkley.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
A Common Cold

Ia often the beginning Of serious afec@
tons of the Throat, Bronchial Tubes,
and Lungs. Therefore, the Importance OF
early and effective treatment cannot be
oyerestimated. Ayers Cherry Pectoral'
NAV always be relied upon for the speedy
cure Of Cold or Cough.
Last January / was attacked with
severe Cold, which, by neglect ana ire
ouent exposures, became worse, finally
settiino on INV lungs. A terrible cough
soon followed. accompanied by pains IN
the chest, from which suffered intensely:
After trying various remedies, Wlthout
obtaining relief, l commenced taking
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and was
Speedily cured.
am satisfied that this remedy saved my
life. -Jno. Webster, Pawtucket, X. L.
I contracted n severe cold, which sud-
denly developed into Pneumonia, present.
ing dangerous and obstinate symptoms:
NV physician ut once ordered the use OF
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. His instructions
were followed, and the result was rapid
and permanent cure. III. Z. Simpson,
Rogers Prairie, Texas.
Two years ago suffered from severe
Cold which settled on my Lungs. | con-
suited various physicians, and took the
medicines they prescribed, but received
only temporary relief. A friend induced
me to try Ayers Cherry Pectoral. After
taking two bottles of this medicine was
cured. Since then L have given the Pee
toral to my children, and consider it
The Best Remedy
for Colds, Coughs, and all Throat and
Lung diseases, ever used in my family
Robert Vanderpool, Meadville, Pa.
Some time ago took slight Cold,
which, being neglected, grew, worse and
settled on my lungs. i had hacking
cough, and was very weak. Those who
knew me best considered my life to be
I'm great danger. l continued to suffer
until / commenced using Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. Less than one bottle Of this val
uable medicine cured me, and i feel that
/ owe the preservation Of my life to its
curative powers. Mrs. Ann Lockwood,
| Akron, New York.
Ayers Cherry Pectora is considered,
here, the one great remedy for all diseases
of the throat and lungs, and Is more
! in demand than any other medicine OF It's
class. u. f. Roberts, Magnolia, Ark.
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,
Prepared by DR.. j. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
| lDatp 4 n.
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Mrs. BoWIes' School

Opens Sept. ii, at 1876 Adams st.
SPECIAL advantages. for young ladies In
= English course, Latin, German, French,
Music and Elocution.
Thorough instruction bv modern methods
is offered to boys and girls from primary
nlassas thru ugh era mar cOuYse.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
GAarRiA ksRcinc.

The Georgia Pacific extersion from
Birmingham to Columbus, Miss, .ie
being pushed rapidly and within six
months its completion is assured.
Thence it is likely to be pushed for
ward to Grenada, where connection
will be made with the Mississippi aud
Tennessee. This line also will open a
large &C ope Of country heretofore no.
developed on accom-: OF the lack OF
railroad fsci iee-a region OF uu-
limited capabilities both in sgriculturs
and in universal wealth. This new
field will be promptly and thoroughly
covered by Memphis business men,
and will yield handsome and steadily
increasing returDs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
memphis. Arkansns and Kansas.

The Memphis, Arkansas aud X an
sas Raj read Co npany has filed articles
of association at Little Rock, Arr. The
capital stock is $lO,0O0,0OO. Toe road
will run from the Missi. sippi river,
opposite Memphis, to point 10
Carroll comfy, Ark, distance OF 250
miles, and is backed by the East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia people.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
Fort scott ArRamsas aud Louisiana

The New O'lesns Picdyme says;
A conference has hesn held in the
la,t few days at N'toheE, Mis-. be-
tween, Atkansas, Louisiaua and Mis-
Sisippi people and The projectors Of
the Fort scott, Arkansas and Louisiana
railroad. At the instisasion of citi-
zsps al Hot Springs, survey OF a
routs has been effected from Hot
Springs northwestward to Oarksvils,
q distance OF about fifty milee. Gen.
John IL. Rice, of Kansa-, representing
the proisc has lately canvsseed
the counties southeast of Hot Springs
toward the Louisiana line, and has
everywhere met with substantial CO.
couraVement. The different counties
concerned have held meetings and
profIered right OF war, timber for ties
and depot gVouudA Committees heve
been appointed to mSmorlslioe the
Arkansas Legislature, asking grants oil
forfeited lands. The company has
agreed to begin the work OF coustruc-
ton from NaloheE, Miss, by Novem'
Dor LIST.
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The Be st Remedy
Ayer's Cherry PectoraE,

Prepared by DR.. ]. G. Aver & Co., Lowell Mass.
Sold by Druggsts. Price 81; six bottles, 3D.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11

sIoO w oid .ol41 .Ol.J
I'd ward fund, $32. TO-.
Sd ward fund, sos. 06.. 433. 90
4th ward fund, S106. 03.
9Th ward fund, S4S.47..
9Th ward levee damages. ITO. 90
Judgment, costs, etc. go. se.42
9Th ward levee damages. 5000
contr. Of wear s 1sss 6,7s5. SO
P. Norris, contr. sprink-1
ling Grove st. ........s 1870
j. Gehrke's contract)
sprinkling st. Peter st 41.5O
j. Gehrke's contract
sprinkling Summit avg 56.IO
j. Gehrke's contract
sprinkling Rice and 1880
Tenth st. ............
j. Gehrke's contract,
Wabaska st. spriuk- 76. 80
nng.. ................
j. Gehrke's contract)
sprinkling Tenth ST.. &.5O
J.Gehrke's contr sprink-'j
ling Monroe place. u.9O
~. Gehrke's contr. Igle-l
hart street sprinklng @5.5Ol
VIM. Forrestal, Summit
avenue sprinkling.. SLIGO
VIM. Forrestaps contr.
Dayton av. sprinkling 232 TX
p. FL. Tierney's contr. }
grading Chestnut ST.. s5o M
P. Norris contr. Broad
way and Mississippi XXI M
street sprinkling.
P. Norris contr., Wood,
ward ave. sprinkling. ca. IL
; R. G. Arnold's contr.
sprinkling Third st.. { on IN
A. II. Perkins contr. -
paving Wabasha st.. $50 m
P. Norris contr., East3
9th street sprinkling. 81. On
Il. @. Arnold's contr.,
9th street sprinkling. 6S. 90
q. @. Arnold's contr. !
Exchange st. spri'k'gf As. 85
ID. Mullen, Jr., contr.,
sewer on College 1,1O5. 90
ave.. ................}
? A.O'Rouke's cont. Sunni
init ave. sprinkling.. 1890
I P. 81. Tierney's contract
college ave. sewer. ...S 1,42S. 90
Expense account. 2I.5O
Expense account. ......, 16.
i. Expense occ cunt. 1909. 5000
Board Of Health. ........ 500
Engineering Department. 1900
Sewerage expens. SIT. rs 90 ~
Expense acct. 21.00 oo.'o
nPolice Department. $50. $500
Engineering Department ar
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11
Account Of

A. Bassford's contr. fire I
dept. h'dQ'rs b'pd'ng {
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11

1870 Vim. Berlandi.. Lot 8, Block 20, Brook
lynd taken for Sixth
ward levee. .........
4571 O'Brien & Eller, at Judgment docketed in
torneys for n. Ludwig. District court, Jan.
2S so, SS6.68 and int.
at per cent to Sept
6, 's3, S9.74-S96.4 AZ.
1872 Amanda 81 Geo. W. I.ot2, block 191, Irvine's
Turnbull ..........S add. to West St. Paul,
taken for levee., 800.
4573 P. Berkey. Est. No. sidewalk con-
tract of year 1SS3....
ASIA P. Norris. Est No. 2, sprinkling
Grove ST. from La
fayette to Miss ST.
1915 John Gehrke. Est. No. 2, sprinkling
st. Peter ST. from col
lege av. to Iglehart ST.
4576 John Gehrke. Est. No. 2, sprinklng
Summit av, from Rice
ST. to Wabasha st..
z577 John Gehrke. .........Est. No. 2, sprinkling
Rice st.,from 1glehart
ST. to College ave.;
thence on 10th to Fort
457S John Gehrke. .........Est. No. 2, sprinkling
Wabasha St., from
College av. to Tton st
1879 John Gehrke. ..........Est. No. 2, sprinkling
Tenth st.,from Locust
ST. to Broadway.
ASH John Gehrke. .........-Est. No. 2, sprinkling
i Monroe place. ........
1881 John Gehrke. ..Est No 2 sprinkiing
Iglehart ST., from St.
Peter to Wabasha t..
! 1852 VIM Forrestal. ........Est. No 2, sprnkling
Summit ave., from
! Rice st. to sd St......
1855 VIM. Forrestal. Est. No. 2, sprinkling
Dayton ave., from
Summit to Arundel st.
1854 P. H. Tierney. Est. No. 3, grading
Chestnut ST., Pleasant
ave. to Fort st. ......
45S5 Pat Norris. No. 2, sprinkling
Broadway and Missis-
sippi sts..............
1856 Pat Norris. Est. No. 2, sprinking
Woodward ave-, from
Saltwater st. to Trout
BROOK.
A5S7 r. c. Arnold. Est. No. 2, sprinkling
Sd ST., from corners
to Summit
45SS A. II. Perkins. Est. No. s. paving Wa
basha ST., from Third
st. to College ave. 80.
45S9 Z. Norris. Est. No. ], sprinkling
9th ST., from Broad
way to Neill st........
459O Il. c. Arnold. Est No. 1, sprinkling 5th
ST.. from 18th st. to
Washington ST.. $500.
459l H. c. Arnold. ..........Est. No. l, sprnkling
Exchange ST., from
Chestnut to wikin st.
e592 ID. Mullen, Est. No. 1, sewer on
College ave., from St.
Peter st. to point
about $50 feet east of
Rice st..............
1888 A. o'Rourke. Est. No. 1, sprnkling
Summit avenue. from
Arundel st. to Kent st
l4594 r ID. Nerney. Est. No. l, sewer on Dol
lege ave- from Sd t. to
R1ce st.
4595 Secretary of State. Special laws of 1SsI-s3
4o9o i. Nelson. Two days services az
special judge of mum
icipal court, Aug. 's3
459I +. f. Fitzg1bbon. Painting at city hall .
459S M. Morgan. Whitewashiug at pest
house. July, 49,.
4599 u A. zimmerman. -. Negatives of plans of
18th ST. culvert.
460O ST. Paul Foundry and Manhole, covers, etc. .
4601 W. II. Konantz s. Bros Harness for patrol wag
E60% bennett hlngspury. Hardware. ..-..........
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11
Account Of


Account OF ARGuna
j. Gehrke's contract
sprinkling Tenth st.. 1880
j. Gehrke's contr waba-1
sha st. sprinkling. ...S 1880
j. Gehrke's contr Igle-l
hart st. sprinkling. $3.50
j. Gehrke's contr st,
Peter st. sprinkling.. 4s.50
u. Gehrke's cont Mon-1
roe place sprinkling.. u.sq
]. Gehrkes contract
7 sprinkling Summit $3.50
J avenue. ............
} p. Norris contract
sprinkling East Ninth $500
street. .............l
P. Norris -contr Wood-l
ward av. sprinkling.. BIS
P. Norris cont sprink-l
ling Broadway and : 81 IN
Mississippi st........t
P. Norris contract
sprinkling Grove ST.. 1925
fWm. Forrestaps contrl
Summit ay sprinkling9 g1.fg
VIM. Forresta1s contr ,
Dayton av. sprinkling 233. 10
ER n ArpoI5,c oop%ronf
Exchange st. sp'klEg 1875
R. c. Arnold's contract
sp'Pg' West Third st.. $3.50
z. G. Arnold's contract
.sprinkling Fifth ST.. 5I.0O
j. G. HinkePs contr La
fayette av sprinkling. 1906
j. G.. Hinkel's contract
| Madison st sprinkling 100
J. G. Hinkle's contract M -
sprinklihg Fort st.... ''"
]. Boldthen's contract, ON ~
Wallace st. grading. o'V-V'
N. O'Brien's contract
Phalen Cr'k culvert.. A'"'''VV
p. Berkey's sidewalk so,.1
cont. of year 1885,. S'"'o'h
D. H. Cregos contract,
, chimney on Market 5000
House..
Expense Account. 21.so
Expense Account. 1.85
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11

Nature of Claim.

Ssss~NA NHtn0 Oh
1899 J. Gehrke. No. 8, sprinkling
Tenth st. from Locust
st. to Broadway.
49OO j. Gehrke. Est. No. sprinkling
Wabasha st. from Col
lege av. to Triton ST..
49Ol j. Gehrke. ............Est. No. 8, sprinking
Iglehart St. from St.
Peter st. to Wabasha
street...,..........
4Suz J Gehrke Est. No. 8. sprinkling
St. Peter st. from Col
lege av to Igehart st.
4so3 - Gehrke. Est. No. 8, sprinkling
Monroe place.
1904 ]. Gehrke. .............Est No. g. sprinkling
Summit av, from Rice
st. to WabaSha st. 80.
1906 Pat Norris. Est No. 2, sprinkling
East Ninth st, from
Broadway to Neil st.
1906 Pat Norris. .......... Est. No. 8, sprinking
Woodward av. from
Saltwater st. to Trout
1907 Pat Norris No. 8, sprinkiing
Broadway and Missis-
Sippt sts.. ...........
490S Pat Norris. ......... Est. No. 8, sprinkling
Grove st. from Lafay-
cite av. to Miss'ippi st
a9u9 VIM. Forrestal. Est. No. 3, sprinkling
Summit av. fromRice
to Third st...,.......
1910 VIM. Forrestal. ........ Est. No. 8, sprinkng
Dayton av. from Sum-
init av to Arundel st.
49ll h. q. Arnold. Est. No. 2, sprinkng
Exchange st. froms
Chestnut st. to Will
kin st................
49lS h. Q. Arnold. Est. Ne. 3, sprinkng
West Third st. from
Seven corners to Sum-
init av.. .............
1910 II. y. Arnold. Est. No. 2, sprinklng
Fifth st. from Seventh
st. to Washington st.
4sI4 ). u. Htnkel. Est. No. 2, sprinklng
Lafayette from
Grove st. to Partridge
street.
1915 j. G. Hinkel. .........Est. No. 2 sprinklng
Madison st. from
woodward av to Grove
street.
4sl6 j. G. Hinkel Est. 2, sprinklng Fort
ST., from Third st. to
Ramsey st. .........
4sI' ). bodthen Est. No. 1, Grad'g Wal
lace ST., from Maple
4sls M. O,Rrien st. to Earl st ........
Est. No. 9, Phalen
Creek culvert. .....
4slS +. Berkey Est. No. 5, Sidewalk
contract of year
1920 D. H. Gregg. No 2, Building
Chimney On Market
1891 Farks u dodglnS. .Carpentering at Mar
ket House and City
1922 O. Thomas Hail..
Hanging pictures in
Chief of Police office.
1928 German-American Bnk Commencing at a point
east line of section
So, town 20, range 20,
20 rods Of NE cor.
of seq of said sec.;
thence South SIS feet;
thence West 284 feet;
thence North 55 feet;
thence East 264 feet
to beginning taken
for opening of Auro-
"a av.. So, roo
Less BENEFITS G S5n
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er. In Favor of
Nature of Claim.

ITO Asher Bassford Est No headquarters Bassf
bldg for Fire Dept. dept.
4126 H. H. Miller and wife. Beginning ut point onl
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11

461s VIM. andk Margerth Part Of N. 155 #. of w
Berland1. ..........5 $50 # and part of S
# of n $50 # of blk 2,
Bells add. to West st.
Paul, taken for the
opening of Bertha st.
4ol9 sherwood Frances Lot 8, Litchfeld's subd.
l.. Hough.. .......S of blk l, Medls add.
taken for the opening
of Minnesota st 81, 800
,o,o For imprvmts. 40. 90
4o"o }. H. Davidson. Damages to lots 10 and
20, Weed g. Willius'
rearr. of blk 23, Wood
land Park add, on &C
count of ease
ment through SAID
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-29
DULL AND DEPRESSED.
An Unparalleled Day in the
Stock Market.
TRADING EXTREMELY DULL
Common Stocks Higher = Chicago,
New YORK. and European Stock
News-Bank Statement.
TRADING EXTREMELY DULL
Nau York stook Nrnrket.

New YORK. August 2s.-Governmeats
dull and steady.
The day was the dullest in the stock
market for many weeks and huclua-
tons in the general list were exceed
ingly small. generally under y per cent.
for the entire day. Acknowledgment OF
the demand for the increase OF wages on
the New York Central was made TO
day, but mad no effect. There were
short spuris in San Francisco stocks
and Atlantic, in which latter stock there
was more business than for a month
past. Missouri Pacific exhibited con
siderable strength, as did also Pacific
Mail late in the day but the most i'm
pOrtant movement in choices was a drop
of 2I< per cent. in,Manhattan. Console
dated prices at the opening were com
paratively steady. Trading was ex-
tremely dull and steady. except in some
few special stocks, until the afternoon.
when the prices yielded small fractions
but the market closed steady, generally
at small fractions under the opening
prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-29
The Turf.

SHEEPsHEAD, n, Y, August 25.-First
race, iye-eighths of a mile-Juillala
won, Bill Sterritt second, Little 8iinch
third. Time, 1.OIH.
Second race, seven-eighths of a mile
-Fawn won, Bessie second, Jim Gray
third Time, 10.
Third race, one and one-eighih miles
-HOusatonic won, Pointer second
swift third. Time. 55k.
SARATOGA. August 2o.-Fifth race,
tWo-year-olds, IhTee-quarters OF a
mile-Firenhert won Beividere second,
Lady Primrose third Time. LIS
Mile-Eont won. Maggie J. second,
Duke of Montalban third. Time,
l.4l@.
Three year-olds and upwards. one
and three-qu srters miles-ExIle won BY
three lengths. Preciosa second, Fare
well third. lime, = o.
North American handicap stseple
chase. full course about two and thee.
quarters miles-Rourke Cochran won,
Wellington secOnd, Abraham third.
Time, SIP.
This closes the seasons races here.
fhe attendance at the August meet
ing of the fall of 1856 at Sheel slead Bay
was very arIstocratic. The track was
A1cN- AAC AtCOAd " a.
beaten IN the first race Dy Italia, who
covered the distance OF five iurlOngs in
l:0lH, beating Jim Renwick's time in
San Francisco, November Cd. 1888, b.
q quarter of a second and The last race
bv Exile, whJ faishei win
ner Of a mile and three-s x,eenth:
in 203. beating the time OF Kinglike al
Monmouth. July 10Th 1884. ana Adrian
at Lexington, May 10th, 1856. by half q
second The start in the first. racs
raised a howl. owing to Cleaner and
nearly three-quarters of an hour, anC
| Garfield, the starter, had Meehan
Taylor and Henderson separated from
the ring for the balance of the season
for disobedience of orders.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-29
PERSONAL.

DE-. MAcLESSAS goes to Butte to-day.
SAM EwISG left for Omaha yesterday.
G. w. CROUCH. of Ashley, fingers in
town.
CHAs. BUNTING is down from the
north.
RIcHARD HOWE, of South Cottonwood,
is in the city. .r
L. NJ. OLSON, of Ephraim, was in Salt
Lake on Saturday. r
Hox. JOHN T. CAME and wife will re-
turn this evening.
H. PEMBROKE and party leave for
Peterson on hunting out this morn
ing. -,-
J.H. BENNETT. U. P. Superintendent
OF Bridges and Building, came to town
on Friday evening.
Mr.. BENNETT, the new Freight and
Passenger Agent of the ID. & K. G w,
has arrived and was riding about town
with Mr.. Jones, the banker, yesterday.
HI. GRANT & Co., whose insurance
Office has been in The HERALD building
since early in the year, have removed
to their former office on East Temple
Street. adjoining the Constitution build.
ing. Their growing business and want
of adequate room in The HERALD block
for their accommodation compelled the
change.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-29
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.
BLJLL UJ
Keane Brothers, of San Fran
cisco, Assign.
-
A VERY PECULIAR OCCURRENCE
Peruvian Railroads-rheP orte-want
Higher WaEe--oleomargarfne
Other News Notes.
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS
VERY PECULIAR OCCURRENCE
Keane Bros. Failure

SAN Francisco August 2S-Kesne
Brothers, dry good dealers. KeSrney
Street. assigned 20 Daniel Meyer this
morning. Liabilities $4,000. assets
nominal by the same as disabilities.
Assets consist vi stock val ed at
$50. coo; Outstan ing dxtureS aud cash
$4,000. The firm consists OF Thomas
keane and Patrick Boland. Among
the principal creditors are Daniel
Meyer, TO whom the firm Is indebted
$4,000. Among other creditors are Leir,
strauss & Co, Mufphy, Grant a. Co..
and Kohn Bros. Blue d Co. There
are in all about one hundred and thirty
creditors, including several New York
Trims. A meeting of the credi-
tors was held this afternoon
aud Z. Newhall and Mr.. Refs
OF Newbe-ger, Refs & Company,
were appointed to assist the assignee.
The only reason assigned for the fail
ure is that, although the business of the
firm has steadily increased. the profits
have not kept pace with the increased
expenses. The house was established
twenty years ago. and enjoyed the con
fidence of tue entire business commun.
ity. IL is believed an arrangement viii
be effected with the creditors whereby
the firm y III resume business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-29
Psrnvinn RniIrond..

I LoSDoN, August 2s.-The government
has concluded q contract with Juan l.
Morndike, subject to the approval OF
Congress, for the extension, by private
capital. Of railway lines from Santa
Rosa to Cugco to be completed in four
years; from Punto to Desaluaocro
which in connection with the proposed
Bolivian lines, VIII give direct railway
communication between Lapaz and
Ours and the Pacific; and from Mot
lends to Islay, the latter, only In case
of the establishment of q Bolivian line.
The contractor acquires a fifty years
right 10 the property, at the end OF
which time it reyerts 70 the state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-29
A Peculiar Occurrence

W1LKEsBARRE, Pa, August 2S.-Thos.
c. Evans, a prominent Welshman. OF
Nanticoke, who was a delegate to the
political convention held here last week,
was arrested this afternoon at the III
stance of Assistant District Attorney
Lenaha. he was brought here
and taken before Alderman Par
sons where he was charged with a
nlisdemeanOr,- IN proposing TO support
candidates for money. It is said that
Evans was spokesman for the commit
tee of seventy delegates and demanded
of the candidate $40 for each delegate,
which was refused. Evans was held IN
$500 bail for his appearance at the
criminal court. 1t IS said that forty
other arrests will be made next week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-29
Pa1nfnl Accident.

A horse drawings buggy ecntaingug
Lew Phillips, city iailor, bis little boy
and Berthe Giilett, took fright yesterday
afternoon near the Ninth Ward School
house. The three occupants of me
buggy were thrown out shortly after the
animal started. Mr. Philips right arm
vas dislOcated az the elbow, ana he was
soreiy bruised about the head and
shoulders; the girl was sl-o badly
bruised, but the Little one escased with
a slight scratch on his head. The horse
gallOped a.couple of blocks. wberi max
ing short turn at Bishop WOOlley's
he came 20 an instantaneous hat, and
on examination it was found he had
broken his left les Just above the fet-
lock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-08-29
Floods and Indians.

ST. LOUIS. August ga special from
Nogales, Ariz., to the Globe Democrat
says: Two large ranches near May
torena, on the Sonora Railway, were
burned last evening by the Yaqui In
dams. The troops were sent out from
both Guaymas and Hermosillo under
General Hernandez, and the posse
from the former place overlook the
Indians. near MaybOrsno and after a
sharp fight, killed seven OF them and
TOOK several prisoners. The loss OF the
Msxicans is not stated. The troops
we're still in pursuit of the Indians at
last accounts. No through trains
have run on the Sonora road for
the past week. owing. to the
extensive foods along the line, and side
tracks and warehouses along the road
are blocked with freight.