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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
LINDEN LOCALS.

The dramatic entertainment given
on last Wednesday evening at Ire
loar's Hall was success, and was
we'll patropized as it should he. The
proceeds amounted To about $45.
There is another entertainment To
come # in the near future, gotten
up by the teachers for the same pur
pose as this. 1t will consist Of
declarations, dialogues, etc, by the
scholars. When the time comes,
all should make il a point 10 be
there, and by their presence aid aud
assist the good cause
Thomas Batten lost valuable
mare last Wednesday from inhama-
ton.
Several of our citizens attended
the opera last Saturday night at
Mineral Point, and were well pleased
with the rendering of "Uncle Toms
Cabin.n
Aunt Grace Richards is still very
sick.
Dr. Stull and wife returned from
a visit to Mrs. Stul's sister, in
Obrien county, Iowa, last Saturday.
The snow is disappearing very
fast and the spring birds have made
their appearance.
DIR. SluIl made professional visit
to Livingston last Sunday,
James r. kule has sold his farm
to Ed. Mellor, Of Cobb, and will
have an auction sale on the 28th, of
his stock and farm machinery. See
posters for particulars.
Mrs. T. o. Kent returned to Nora
Springs, Iowa, on Saturday lat.
ZAD.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
I WONDER
Who signs "a" to notes?

Who signs GA" to notes?
If Miss sew-and-sew is q dress
maker9
If milk was ever 40 high that
cream could not get on top?
Who can figure out whom Cain
married?
If "spring opening" in New York
were done with the snow plow?
Who will be our next mayor?
If 80 ID" will be able to try the
final in arithmetic this term?
If VIM. IL. is "broke" yet?
If one of our Jewellers didn't 60
back on his word?
What Roach thinks of Sullivan
nov?
W bat the Democrats will do with
themselves next fail after the elec-
ton.
If Buffalo Bill has got the
measIeer
Where the robins and bluebirds
put up last night, aud how they
Jared?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

DIvINE-At Sioux Hapids Iowa. on Satur-
day. the i.th inst. the wife " Dr. j. h.
Divine, ageo 80 ears. 8 months.
Decea ed was born and raised at Barrcltowu.
two mic. north Of this city. Her maiden name
vas Sarah Bennett cousin Of the propiietors
of the lHIBuSE. She was of that pleasant and
frank disposition which commands the respect
ano love of al with whom she came in contact,
aud her untmely death has caused much sor.
row IA this community. Q he remains were
brought here for burial, and the funeral which
took place yesterday was largely attended, not
yithstanding the very rough inclement seuth-
er, true test If the rem leeli - 81 cor Ienp q.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
Physicians Contracts.

To Whom Il may Concern:
Pursuant to notice the Supts. met at the
county clerks Office in Dodgcvile on the 18Th
inst. to compare bid for medical attendance
on paupers throughout the count, for the en-.
suing eur teginii April st ssS. and award
ed contracts for the several districts 10 the fol-
lowing nsmed persons, being the lowest bid
ders therefore. to-wtt,
2 be first district. comprising the town and
city of Mineral Point. aud town of ~alduick,
awarded TO hr William Eastman, Of Mineral
Point city. al $50 ear.
Second district town and VILLAGE OF Dodge
,ie and towns Of bidqewa, and Moscow, 10
Br. " Ptarce, Of Dodec,iIli at $50 a year
Third distict-Nitliin. Eden ana Lii den, cx-
cept Pour Farm, To Dr. +. }. ZieRler, of Cobb,
at a..
Fourth distrirt- highland, Pulaski and Cly de
10 br a. Coulahan, Of Ayoca. At s35
Filth district-Arena and wyoming 70 DR..
II. r. Bird, Of Arena, a. 80.
". \. DiHpCg,
GEuHGE JhUCE.
kEAHTpN tOaTEs,
supts. of the Poor.
Dated March 2i5t 1888.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

A pretty good index to mans
character is the way in which he
shakes hands. There is Your ever.
cordial and beaming friend who
grabs your helpless fingers in his
great fiat and almost wrings them off
III grasp far more violent than the
roriurer sentiments are sincere.
This sort of man will wiring in
this way the hand of an acquaintance
whom he doesn't care q jot about,
isn't likely to see again for a year,
and don't care if he doesn't Then
there is your limp, lifeless hand
shaker, who responds to your own
houes and moderate grasp with a
ret of digits that contain as much
VIM and fnehdship as a link Of cold
sausages in pork-butcher's shop.
You may, TOO, have run across The
lauguld, lackadaisical wight who in
sulIs your well meaning cndialig
hy calmly PROTECTING sou his left
hand AS he lolls back in his chan
(Thls was a practice greatly affect
ed by railroad men IN the old days
when you could call on them for a
pass without having "Inter State
Commerce law I" baWled INTO your
ea). But of sll haud. shaking hor-
role, preserve me from the man who
Possesses himself Of your hst and
iondler 1t afecliunately in his own,
wrapping it in long, 1.-THE fingers
and pressing and stroking 1t for all
the way from one to nine minutes.
You can't draw your hand away
without offending him, and you can't
submit to the application without
cold chiIls crawling down your spine.
On your choice betWixt the TWO evils
Will depend the length of the tort
ure you endure when you meet the
atfectionate man again.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

Johnson, Itrksnn Steens!aud, Swine
hart and Taylor, g.
Not voting -MrGert, 1.
The chair declared the motion lost.
The COMMITTEES on general claims
submitted the following report,
which vas adopted:
To th' Board of supervisors ct towa County,
Wis'lnsiu
The undersigned, volr cNnnitt7t m vonaral
claims ID re4p 'TtullN rApi that W. htvs
clrefullv eNtmuei Ap : cttsj3 wfttaN gAttru
MA uf bills tui rvc l.u uNui ihr ALLOW AtN Of
the same ~ Stt forth with reference 20 a,tth or
said bills In tha srhndulo herewith returned
The bills uf Drs. uiier ari ''scn., cs4prct-
ivelv, we rettrp without rHspm Unului to
ths board At the rVfulr ossipn 100 Navcm-
her lt-t, each nt thosa gNptl 'm'n presented n
hill for one huu1r,'i dNUus f IA fstnW u p ist
mortpm eXamipHtllu nt tht u'jy 80 Hfs tht Is
Hruil, ~ Avuoa Ia ths cbuuTr. NVhput de-
nting the merits ut their aAd ciAimt, your
committee allowed TO each tttv i3lltfs, eN-
presSy stating thar W aiaNe3 u0 more be-
cause OF the res pldtiuu ot tl' 90 IOty board OF
lNS nNihg that is the largest sum tho county
would subsequently p4t fDrsuoh services And
tdis u0twithstan3 ug tbt wv rrcoVOi8Ht tnat
such resulu ion Wits not law, THE present bills
allowed
lho claim, or rather petition % thus. Roach,
we herewith return without rct1ln n'uittiuu.
We roeum nanl th2l the witnesses. ey ept
piuntlifs, iu atteutHuOe on spWtU com mnlttuc
tu examine into the clim Ut piutl tornsltus
and mileage as Nilowrd N 'ulb rs oI tho County
Board except Me RNwey, aud that he be al-
iowcd ono day sui mileage.
Dated March "a, lSss
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
PEOPLES CAUCUS.

There will be causus held at the
Town Hall, in the town Of Mineral
Point, on Saturday afternoon at 2
o'cl3cs. March 24th, 1888.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
.... re meet the thermometer liar,

10 .hal "ecN'
,ge meet the thermometer liar,
-.-tbe tsh liar tells of his string,
ses now very quickly retire
gnvbo'sseen the first robin Of Spring
n.,re sure to be bad for the
.ees or two.
roruDar horse, Mambrino
L. reached here by car on
g.
PPM Sunday school teachers
,,boars are preparing for ap-
7sr Easter services.
oRnIyG to "lines" published
! ll,oaicle, there's another va
/ cbair il the church-yard.
D,mocrats have engaged the
1hrlhrr city caucus on the eve
lection. They should be cred
,b nerve.
s.gAL Of the miners hereabouts
l been compelled to quit work
sslsft the past week owing to
acb water.
ELlER determined to go out of
ia, and he therefore offers his
oi dry goods at cost prices.
q chance to buy goods cheap.
pUcu Of our space is taken up
proceedings Of the county
crprpopdence, etc, that
q bat little left for other
o.. I. Bainbridge, son Of Hon.
Bnuhlidge, Of the town of
p, 10 thi. county, has been APP
yi by the Governor as assist
'are Librarian.
NOTE TO his effect has reached
flee; abr. Philip Kelley, of
\ York Cily, intending to make
s Point his future home, will
e lbi. week"
lasng away Of the partition
as. Ileudra's store is an i'm
|fn7t Charley's stock and
have been enlarging to the
|~.ly Of more room.
/ N'dHs ol the tffect OF the
| trrzr' and the SUMS rays.
"oNa.hs in cur city have been
"yd How well the ordi-
'a ro'trrs worked in keeping
ss. clean.
/ 1rElLtE comes to the front,
N+-rr"t the gents furnishing
'hIh Dcller's store, With a
'.tht assortment Of shirts,
uf. reckticr, etc. All the
"a choicest.
'."e entertainment by the
.s"p.ars last Friday evening
attended and deservedly.
..'ed voluntarily by all TO
any 25ct. entertain
a'' been here for years.
are not SO dull as they
This Office has just com
!ob Of 10000 end har
1900 TO do. However,
1ot Interfere with any work
| want done. Send in
or bring them.
t'DEAuk, successor to c.
10 the drug business, is
''op making improve
he las the model drug
southwestern Wisconsin.
changes already made
oe made would exhaust
.''Ns areabout com pleted
.eoration ID Dodgeyille
| March ~, to celebrate
.ae completion Of the
Nl9.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

Being derirou- to close out my
stock of dry goods, shall continue
10 offer them at greatly reduced
prices. J. DELLER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
The Local Field.

-.,yrrsrNENrs handed in later
Wednesday cannot receive at
M hat week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

BfDDlCK COLDS NURtHY.--At the resi-
dence OF Mrs. g. Bddck, Of Nihiiu March
Bddtck. ot AIniin, to Miss Llbbis Colds
worthy. Of Linden.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
Dated March 2ist, 1888.

A variety Of choice crackers, in
cluding oatmeal and graham waters,
at Ileudra's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22


Mr. Campbell moved tho bills Of
Drs. Cutler aud CO-ens for balance
due be allowed in full
Mr.. Jenks, district attorney, ad
dressed the board 10 explanation Of
said claims. The motion of MIR.
Campbol then prevailed
On motion of blr Garter, the clerk
gas instructed to issue new order
in favor Of John Roach, i'r can
ceIcd order, for the sum Of $I49.
On motion, Mr.. G. Spens.ey wss
allowed 10 address the board, in re-
auon 10 the claims Of Dr.. VIVIAN
and h E,-iman, for post morfem in
case Mrs. Falrcbld Alr. Speusley
a proposition on the part
OF said Vivian and Etstmin 10 ac-
cept the SUM Of twenty-five dpllars
each, IN addition to the amount
already allowed tmaklng ~ all tifty
dollar. eaco) in full Of their claims,
aud tdey would dismiss their suits
nov pending against Iowa county
aud pay All the aosts of same.
On motion Of Mr Frnst Ihe propO-
ntou of Doctors Vivian and East
man was accepted.
Ou motion of Mr Campbell, the
board adjourned size Die.
Attest: w. w WILLIAMS,
County Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

train will arrive from Freeport
bringing all the general ana the
greater number of the assistant and
subordinate officers of the road. So
says the Giroaiele.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

PRAIRIE Cry grain seeders, new
Van Brunt seeder with patent spring
teeth, Little Y inkee" suIky pluw,
good line of lever harrows Call
and zee these goods before buying.
I2w3 MARTIN IL ToAY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

ALEX. STAUM returned from Cali
fornia last evening.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
ry,sA5 POM? NAAEEF'

. are the highest that are
.urss 'e,e es{ng 10 press:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

On motion Of Mr. Ley,Ee the
board took recess of one hour, 10
allow the rteelal committee tlme 10
consult silh Mr.. Mark, At the eE.
piratlon of which Tune the commit
lee submitted the following report:
10 the count, board Of lows County
Yuur committees tu y Jm was rriafteu thv
matter of tine cllialut u. darks astn7i sun
cguut4 4 rrspccttuiB report
Iuui we have seen mr. daFk- an4 ma1e over
lures 10 hun for settlement, tud hd4 "u4 ~
rs.p,,rt that the btsi oucf we Cau obtain ron
mn fur -eti f.ueut, y. that rho cu1utl pa5 hlh
TN, fulian9uut 90 sli bi.i AHA be- pas tht c.'a-5'
Ne recommend tuat his yfer Jv drcepteA.
All whlgh ls respectfully -ubintte3.
,tsrgn a. lsss jobs j. nu-,,
II. -. LENhkE5
h. CARTER,
Committee.
The vote being on the adoption
Of the report It was declared lost by
the following vote;
A,es- Messrs. Carter Comfort
Jeuek, Keane, Leyake, kswey, Ross
and Smith, 3.
Mas Beuoeft, Campbell, Frost,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22
SECOND DAYS SESSION.

board adj urned.
SECOND DAYS SESSION.
WEDNESDAY, Mar. IA, "a. m.
Board met. Members all present
except MIR. Grant. journal read aud
approved
The following report Of special
committee on petition of Eliza Ches
terhcld was read and on motion
adopted;
To the Baard Of Supervisors Of Iowa County,
Wisconsin
Your committee 60 whom was referred the
petitisn ~ Eliza chest rdai3 asking thar Ger
tpin Judgements against her socket.d Ia Vol Is
~ Judgment docket pages 5A sud a6 be salts
6ed az T. cord would rrpur that stid 1udB-
rpppfa were drrkpted Nn htii 7. uds pursu1pt
.. Ccc IS of b. 1870 ThNILr's sfatutee. nn which
scid iihs hpstcrted and Others we're suroiies
riIf if, inc case ~ STATE W. hules th' sicriied
ana the other iu the C &c 81 the state rs Jnmcs
ihe, n the case Of the state 90 Charles
heSinrHelH, the minute bpdk ~ the circuit
ourt fVol o. a2l) shows thai he appeared A.
the time req ,ircd bt -ait bail huud aId pl'.
nnt g,iiltt. and afterwards Vol : minute hlHk
o. SIG the court otdeTed The case ssnn-t hin
h, hr dlsclu inued upon pfN m"ut "i me cpsis
~ urngUru iUH. Wuitu We hft lbloi 4fl ny luf
then district attorney, :. " bees'. E-g.' WAS
done.
III tnp case az the state Va. lanes Chester
field the minute, book a l %. Az ~hbWs that
ne t,,r,rar,sd ae REQUIRED D, his -Hid bud and
th8t tbe court ordered his aud batl bond con-
crilpd aud he was dis, haracd pu MS own re-
roguizance
ht.s, Judgments were d"ckfiod IN pur-uauoe
nf tho siatuts in ord'r TINT they uight bud
the rIal state 81 the surcities for : hr appear
ance ~ their principal, anf rrDreseute1 no
dpht "a vbHteYcr hut they constitute n cloud
upon the title 10 fhe snds OF said sureitles. As
h,. prize pais tn ihes' iOuds appeared a. court
md were dizchargrd, there was never any de
tpult "a their bonds aud no lHUtify on the
n4rt nf tbe stifrties, sud the Judgments ought
10 br discharged We therefore rfrpmnehl
thar ihe clerk uf the cirruil cuurt BE- directed
Il, satf-fs both uf sHiG Judgments oi record
Dated March l4th, a5a
ALpRo JENKs, Dist ATTY.
hiChAKD GARTER.
JU=EPH thysrs
COMMITTEES.
The following resolution Was oi'
fered by Nh. Sleen-laud:
Resolved. That the supenut ndeuts o. the
Poor b.. aud hereby are dircc ed 20 collect
from the relatives " said poor and insane per
sons Hs ere HHhie for their support all 1uch
Gums Of money as may be due % the county
tor thrir support ana maintenance. aul Thai
tor that purpose they be ana are hereby
authorized 10 take sll such legal HeAsuryB as
may be necessary 70 enforce SUCH e1llee'loh.
OH sTEEAsLASD.
Mr.. Campbell moved 70 amend by
striking out the words "Iusane per
sans. witch was lost.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

WHEAT foolish habit our people
have gotten into. We have in mind
the city caucuses. For years both
political parties seem TO want to hold
caucus for the nomination of candi-
dates for the several city Offices on
the evening before election day.
How nonsensical this is. Neither
party ought hesitate putting a ticket
in the field at least a week before
the day for ballotng. Any ticket
or candidate that cannot stand the
light of day, or, in other words, the
wear and tear of discussion for that
length of time, ought to be defeated
Let the Republicans show the manly
front.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

PURE ten, coffee and spices at
llendras.
Look at Adam Dresen's new
cloths and styles for the spring
trade. All fresh aud fr0m the head-
quarters for fashion. s~4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

Daniel Himmcr lnati e fees. ,... d53
FL. Ba, Tie. morchaliii ,e Tor iitl, 80
}. w. Pougelly, sheriff fees .,.ie %
II. G. Cutler. examining Insane 8 0
DO attend iuCe ~ prHuuer nH
a mAIIhnr nrlnLLlL LlrL -aMuf 1 Nl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

WIS. FARMERS INsTITUTE.-For
this gathering, to be held at Madi-
son, March 81 to %, excursion tick
cts will be sold at fare one way
for the round trip. Tickets will be
sold March 26 to 2s inclusive-good
to return March 3Oth.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

WE have further assurances that
the musical entertainment at the
City Hall next Wednesday evening,
under the supervision of Prof. S. L.
Osborne, will be a rare treat. The
tenor singer for the occasion, Prof.
Niniau Yuille, perfected his skill in
Germany, where his singing was
in great demand. Since
coming to this country he has filled
engagements in all the leading cities
and mas received high praise from
the critics. All lovers of choice
vocal music should be careful not
to miss this concert. Each one
taking part is star.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-03-22

HAY, hay, hay, Iowa upland. viii
make cheap prices on ton lots, or
larger. lltf A. i. WHITE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-20
THE WHY AND WHEREFORE.
Mr.. Williams and MI. Royle Sign
but Don't AcQuiesce.

The fact that A. L. Williams, Judge
Royle and J. L. Rawlins were stated In
the article on the county Democratic
committee published exclusively by
THE HERALD Sunday morning), to have
strenuously stood out against the adop-
ton of the no-Mormon-nee6-apply
clause in the call-and the further fact
that Messrs. Williams and Royle's
names, as secretary and chairman, ap-
peared signed to the obnoxious call in
question in Tuesdays 2ribune--has
ELECTED no small amount of comment
among all colors of politicians. Mr..
Williams said in relation to the matter
to HERALD reporter yesterday:
Il am as much opposed to the word
ing of the call as l ever was-and so
as far as l know, is Judge Royle. The
committee held its meeting Saturday,
and of the seven, the majority, four,
favored the thing as it stands. We
fought it, and though the decision was
against US, we didn't publish the call
Sunday morning as had been intended,
because we hoped we could get the COM
mittee together on Monday to recon
slider its action. Monday, on running
around, / found Col. Wall had left town
and Mr.. Marshall was also gone to be
absent several days. 1 reported the
matter to Judge Royle, who said, in
view of the circumstances, and the
majority being against Us, We had no
choice but to issue the call, and it was
accordingly DONE"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-20
BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.
he Heads of Our Esteemed Con-
temporary interviewed.

Ever since the Tribune. commenced
its bitter attacks upon Judge Sanford,
not few people in and around the
Court House have expressed a belief
that something startling" woulo occur
that the write, 70 of t1e scurr.lGus arti-
Giles would probab y be called upon to
interview the body of inquisitors known
to law as the grand jury. Judge of the
surprise created in the Third District
Court room yesterday, when Colonel
Nelson, of the editorial force was seen
| coming down the aisle leading to the
clerks desk.
The Colonies brow was sad,
And the Colonel's step was slow,
And as he passed the members of the
bar and Others in attendance, it was
noticed that he held in his hand cert
ifcate OF attendance as witness before
the Grand Jury. The paper as duly
attested by Clerk Mcmillan, and the
Colonel strobe forth. 1t seemed to be
confirmation of the report circulated
in the early morniCg, that the editors
of our esteemed contemporary had
been at last called to account. Later it
was learned that Judge Goodwin had
been seen by the inqusitors also, and
his face did not bear lis usual cheerful
aspect as he strobe into the Marshal's
Office in search of his fees.
Then the question naturally arose,
why have these great men been sum-
moned2
Some were positive that their attacks
on Judge Sanford had beenthe cause.
Others intimated that they had been
called to-; sTfbstantiate their somewhat
reckless assertions 2 concerning the
sanitary condition of the city.
Still others thought it more than
probable that the gentlemen were called
to bolster up some of the many state
ments almost daily made of their
knowledge that polygamous n arriages
were constantly taking place.
OF course, there are no means OF
verifying either of the above sug-
gestions, but certain it is there is trouble
of some very serious nature in the camp
of the down town sheet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-20
Wonderful Cures.

W. D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists of Rome, Ca, say ::
We have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buck
lens Arn1ca Salve for four years. Have
never handled remedies that sell as we'll,
Or give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use of few
bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery,
taken in connection with Electric Bit
ters. We guarantee them always.
Sold by A, G. Smith s. Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beauty

Is desired and admired by all. Among
the things which may best be done to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-20
Some Corrections.

George A. Lowe offers as spec al pre-
miums Schuttler wagon for the best
one hundred acre farm in the Territory
He wishes the commit e. n making
the award to consider the house, dairy,
outbuildings, cultivation of tie farm,
crops for 1888, forest culture and all
other appurtenances belonging to a
well appointed farm.
The Jorda n Stock Farms special pre-
MUM of q fine Holsteln bull will be
awarded to the best fifty acre farm in
the Territory, and is not confined to
Salt Lake County, as heretofore pub
lished. ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-20
Police Court

G. Loman, Dennis Sullivan and
Alfred Lenson were before Judge
Piper yesterday on the charge of
drunkenness. They pleaded guilty TO
the charge, and were fined SIS each.
J. j. Bogedahl, for disturbing the
peace, was fined 81 so, while Neal
Smith. charged with the same offense,
was discharged.
The cases against B. g. Raybould foe
destroying a water tank and permittin ,
a nuisance to exist on his premises,
were continued.
William Kemp. proprietor of tie
Nineteenth Ward tannery, was fined
$40 for keeping nuisance.
Oliver Case, soldier, who was
arrested on Tuesday night for creating
a disturbance, was fined $40.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-20
WO men LIZ, turers.

Mrs. Elizabeth Lisle Saxon and Mrs.
Clara D. Colby, editor of Womam's
Tribune, are en- route for this city,
where they will lecture on Sunday and
Monday evenings, at the Salt Lake
Theatre. On the occasions mentioned
they will discuss woman suffrage and
will also review the International Coun-
Gil. These laoles are prominent in the
suffrage movement, and will undoubt-
edly be entertaining with their lectures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-20

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