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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-29

a BARGAIN-I have one thousand acres OF
nrst GLASS farming land il McCook county
Sakota, which l will trade for buainess, resi-.
aence or suburban property in Ynnkton; also
balance OF the townsite of Bridgewater. Will
make these Q bargain to any one, eitherl fol
oaab or exchange.
Address. Look BOZ. 1853. siouxNty. 10.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-29


Preparations had
been made for an
imposing celebra-
ticn of the event
in addition to the
ceremonies at the
church. A b o u t
300 of the Catholic
clergy from other
points were pres
ent, and in the
afternoon t h 6 y
e driven about
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-29

OMAHA, Sept. 2S.-The First district
Democratic congressional convention
met in Nebraska City, and nominated
Hon. j. Sterling Morton. Morton ac-
cepted.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-29
Stole Internal Reyenue stamps

ST. JOSEPH, Sept. 2s.--The office of
james G. Walker, deputy collector Of
internal revenue was robbed of cigar,
beer, and tobacco stamps to the amount
of about IS, 900.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-29
oYnn Ret,sn East Time.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 2S.-"You Bet,n
the pacer, made, a quarter of a mile In
% seconds at the fair grounds. This
breaks the record held by Johnston of
294 seconds.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-29
Forger Bedeil ArraIgned.

New YORK, Sept. ~2s.-James Bedell,
the forger, was arraigned, but his ex-
animation was further postponed until
Saturday, when he expects to secure
counsel.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-29
sawyar Renominated.

BATAVIA, N. Y, Sept. 2s.-J. G. Sawyer
was renominated for ongres on 237th
ballot by the Thirty-first district Repub-
lican convention.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-29
Yankron Market.
YRnkton. Septenhar 90
Notice.

Office of County Auditor. Yankton, County.
Yankton d. T., Sept, 4th 1888.
NOTICE is hereby given that proposals. and
' h,ds for the selling and delivering of a
:. = 81 nut GOAL and 10 tone of range coal for
ceiVed by me at my office. The bids to include
Tue delivery, and the placing of such ooalin the
easement Of the courthouse in said city OF
Let 1888 at Q O'Clock o.. m,
The county reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. By order of board of county com
missioners.
CHRISTIAN HAeE, Co.. Auditor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-29
THE PALLIUM CONFERRED.

Archbishop ireland Receives the insignia
of His Office.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept. 2s.-The Pal
lium was conferred upon Archbishop
Ireland at the cathedral in ST. PAM
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-09-29

Parsons & Baker

Have Taken Charge of j. B. Shav's old
ia the future be prepared to serve the public
with meals at all hours of the ds,' ~ night.
Day boarders can also be accommodated.
49, Shawis Old Stand, Third street West.
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12
WINNIE TIMES.
Fill Winchell was in town las:

Will Winche!I was in town las. week.
 Y. J. Dobson left last week 10 commence his dutlcs as postal clerk on the St Louis Arkansas and Texas railroad.
 BIT. Harris who has beer qnite ill for sometime is eonvalescent.
 The section boss wss serious ' injured ia an accident Tuesday nigbt and two negroes going on [ handcar for Dr. Bunch were thro wn from the track an received fatal injuries.
 Mrs. R. M. Smith and children visited Forrest City Wednes day.
 A most enj able entertaioulent was gwen last Friaay evea}rg al the residence of Mr. ". M. Johnson. hr. Johnson has cosy little home in the southern part of town and the young people were delightfuily entertained and expressed heart felt thanks for pleasent tune. Mr. John Hazelwood has opened a new drug stofe in town.
 Preparations for the concert are under way and the club expects to have il at the given time-
 Wynne has three news boys some flower boys and girls and when We get the turn pike road 1t will be a real city.
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12
CIIIR(uE-.

BAPTIST cnURcH- EeF- w. H. Os- borne passaE- Services every sunday at II o'clock am and 7S8 pm Pfzs~r-<s<<tIug every "Wednesday nggf,f ~t -zg <aitsafh school 4t s-s0 s-n- Tie puis5c Is cordially invited 10 attend.
 PRE~BYTKEA~ CHTgcH--Bev. s- I. Reid. ps.t0E- Services every second and fourth Sunday in each month. al n am snd 7>sg pm. Przyer-Eneeting every THesdzy night zt 7-S0- Sab tufh scfsoci at 6 am Tlse public Is cordially invited to attend
 M- E. CHURCH. SoUTH.--J- Mar shall Dempsey. preacher Services every szBdzy. as II am and : .ssJ pm Pr1yer-useetIng every Thursday nigh; at 7-so. Sahbatiy school at sssSg a m The public is eost.ialIy invited to at- tend.
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12

AnIress' grand carnival of uoFei- ties and trained animal eIhlbl non Is handsomely billed to appear at Forrest City. Monday. May tbe 2stn and from tbe many favorable notices accorded this show, by the press wheFerer they have appear ed. we feel assaTed that, our citi- gems will have an enjoyable lme upon their advent. The man age- raent claim that they have Al an enormous expense secured th . best performers Tn the professor and that with their tralned birds. dogs. goats, and imported Shetland trick ponies, they have the best "a enty- Eve cent show on earth. Nof4kIrs or confidence men, nor eatchpenHY games or gambling, no swiadlIHg device Of aay name or nature. ls permitted. The object IS 10 g.se an honest, frst-e!ass slow, at price that will be in reach of all. The Louisville CourIer Journal in speaking of the Andres show says. ..AEdress opened Monday 1 Aprll the 30lh for a week and turned people away. The entire performance Ess excellent, and their spacious tent will te filled every day aBI n ght during tho week. Admisssop c nly 25cts.
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12
Ixluf.I--.

CEN FORFEIT L0DGE No. g, K OF P.-Neets the first and third Taesdays s in each month. B. Cummings, (. C.: $ N. Bsaiock K R. of s
 PAT CLEETRwg DIVISION No 3. K or P. Uniform Rank Meets sec end Friday night in each month. Drills every Wednesday. J. E. Cummings. captain: E. TuTsey. recorder.
 FoEREsT CITY LODGE No. Ige. F. < A. A-Assts first and third ThGrs- days in each month II. F. DOoley, ". Ms. !. F. Johnson, Sec.
 FoEEKsr CITY CHAPTER No 6o. Royal Arci HagCBs.- Meets f0srth Friday in each month. R. J. Will 'isms, H. F.. E. TgFiey. Sec.
 ST. FRANCIS LODGE No. 4sZ, K. CT H.--Metfs first and third Fridays in zach month Q. E. RDliwage, b. J. T. Fondren- reporter.
 FORREST GsTY LODGE No. 3zs. K q l. OF H-Meets fiTxt and ts1iFsi Mon days in each month. Mrs Jennie E KDiIwage, Prcct-: J. I. F0Ddren, Sec.
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12
- ~
The publio well has been bored {

The pubiio well has been bored to A depth Of 52s feet and 10 water has ret been reached. The horse power zVar&tus has proven waning in roweF Go bore deeper and work has been discontinued for the pre- cent. 1 small steam engine IS 10 be attached 10 the marhlse and w5rk coutinGsl without uuueces- sarY delay.
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12
TOWN AND COUNTY.
Scnm Cloth at Hatchers. New Lawns al Hatchers.

New Lawns at Hatcbers. Trade with L. ROLLwAGE < co. ScrTm Curtains at Hatchcrs. Something nice
 Dr. West Of Whcatly was on our streets Tacsday.
 PITTSBURG COAL sold at l.. Roliwage X Co.'S.
 Soft paper pencil tablets for sale at this office. cheap.
 John Wagner of Blackfsh was on the streets Monday.
 Bud Boyle attended the Gilmore concerts in Memphis.
 Buy yonr LIME and CEMENT si l.. Rollwage X Co.'S.
 If you want biotters, give us ! call Five for a nickle.
 Henry Prank spent several days in Memphis this week.
 Look out for those beautiful white goods at Hatchers.
 Bay your SCHOOL BOOKS a, L. ROLLWAGE < cos.
 Col. Casey Young of Memphis was in the city Tuesday.
 Probate court was in session the 6rst three days of this week.
 The irrepressible Oscar Wolff of Colt was in town Wednesday.
 For ladies nice sumner Shoes and Slippers go 10 Haichers.
 Fine Cutlery, Clocks and Jewclry al II. Evans X Co.'S Hon. R. J. William. attended cir cut court. at Marianna, yesterday, For all kinds of Cooking and Heating Stoves go to CIV. Kirby's. School Books at introduction prices at Russell. Graham & Go. |. Buggy Robes and Whips, Wash CTS and Anti-Ratlcrs, at Hatehcrs. Mrs. Geo. W Pearson Is m Nor rilton, Arkansas, for few weeks visit.
 The best stock of BOOTS and SHOES arc kep, al l.. RoIlwage < Co.'S.
 J. F Siockard of Goodwin came over Sunday ercnlng with prs oner.
 Mrs Walker, of Good win, was ir the city Sunday the guests of Mrs Nash.
 All kinds or Native Wines, fo church aSd family use, at Win throps.
 New Spring and Summer Good in endless yarseiy at V. B. izar' ( Co.'S.
 Mir. Higgs and wife of Johnso township were "a the caty Taesda. .n business.
 L,..RolIwage and daughter. Ms Minnie. went over 10 hear Gilmor band Sunday.
 Just receiyed-A fresh lot ( Hy mans Sweet Pickles, al II. | Gwyn : co.'x
 HousK FOX KEsr-Four room Six dollars per mouth. Apply [
 s AoFsea
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12

The ssensife leeiaFe by Pro lessor Sszzrt zt tEe Winthrop opera house T.zrsdzy night was vel attended. and Nzs most IDter- s.tinz and instructive IL vzs the second of . series of lectures winch the Professor has consented Co de lissT upon the subject ] he scope Cf his lecigrs iasE night vas he evidences winch sc5-Ece can pro- eece Of Inc extsteoce of a SEPreE1- Being. The Professor frankly a'i- mtts that scie=es can neither prove nor cispzove the existence Of a God, ikoegh bs stands npon the .5de of Christian scientists, and dcmOnstrst, with e.s=I and .czle reascnlBg that there ls 10 leasbie theory leading to a c0ntrsry con elss,On- IL is pleasing 60 note the interest manifested by Inc pgblle in tiese lectures, for they are dls- eassi0ns which will lead the mind b Insaire into snd seek to fa.hom The eauses which produce those ef- fleets that surround us iu daily hfc- Jas. Y. Fa..sli. Esq. President School Board Forrest City. Ark
 SrR.-Yozr committee 10 whom was assigned the office Of examining Master Willie YerZley zs b his proficiency in studies invoivIng Anatomy Physiology and Hygiene are plezsed to announce that the yoGng gentleman sustained most satisfactory examination ID ali the branches indicated Ne WoEii say further, in thas connection that ve approve, unqualified ' the ncthocs and prime pies Of teaching A. pur- sued by Prof Jas V. Smart Prl1- cipal of Forrest City High School.
 Very Respectfully yours.
 STOVE.
 MATHEWS,
 CEAEIsGS,
 VAN PATEES
 Committee
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12
FAMILY STORY PAPER

a1AAL CAthsA says that this great journal has DOUBLE THE CIRCULATION of any family pspes in the world.
 This claim. which all its compeIlia' are invited to verify, can easiy ses ,hs tablished by an examination 1l as books of the American News eoinpa5. The preeminenee thus acquired ean achieved only by merit. The feaulas public will buy that paper whlen o1'' sas satisfies their desire fer stories oi as highest literary merit and most ih's, esting character. And the enoiihv.rr of the NEW YORK FAsiLs s,s STORY PAPER proves that It mas uV'' this.
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 NO EXPENSE or TIME Ok NoS-' will be spared to add new ana s'',s tive features. Standing as t does s.s,. - beacon light high above all oi lts ,s,rY fempOraries, THE NEW fohh fs.a,, ta STORY PAPER cannot help atliae.-A snd its columns all that is brighlese best in modern fiction.
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The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12
LEGAL ADvERTIs.MExTs.
No.ie. or s.hanI ri.e...n

Notice IS hereby gisen that there will be an election held al the Court house tn Forrest City. for the seholdIstrict of Forrest City lor District No. T on Saturday May 18th, l8ss, for the purpose of electIHg two school directors and voting a tax for school purposes. Polls open at ? o'clock ?. m.
 c. E Roiiwage Mayor.
 1T F,n Iran r-e.-r-
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12
COUNTY csoYENTi9
n.... nl n...-n-- rn...... ss.s.

Rooxs og DEuocEsric ExEcVEIvE luNMIFT2E-
 Qlr csz1u5ttee having oV-Tslsa.e 2 tfs- school eleez5eu in ealing csiE cg7iii- rv r4rqver s.lg ard zs the request al itie drrrerzti. soseEs e >-- Erai.cls l'1iii- " Ne the c-u-1lsEee hereby gre l1-ie .t..f rt.e county e8Eveuss11 nl.i ue lrll af Fs-ress Cl-y ArE-- May -1tlss lEssi cad fthe lsLl- 5lst-- as aElzInallg c-l--l-
 O. D. D9EEls- chairman
 T. C. F E5EaE.E. acting s=e EF- Uenrssrst.c Executive eo-lLlltiee-
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12
%1g . EE- Ifsi nf I.ellsla.

The following is a list Of letters unclaimed in he Post Office at Forrest City, St. Francis Co.,, Ark. May 5th, 1888.
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12
THE NEW YORK Family Story Paga
THE NEW YORK
PaosPRcTUs FOR 1888

In beginning the fifteenth year ol ns successful career, it is with a feeling Is just pride that the publisher ol ias N. I.
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12
1l 7- " " . " F'tltf 4FFs Mrs. J. A. Dempsy, Sec.
N NNoNN sITa-: s.Ls-:. h.ys s.ss

AckeF's Baby soother st hand It is the only safe medicine yet made that will remove all irfsntise disorders- It contains TO Opium er Morphine. but gives the ckild nafu-G! eGss Jr04a pam. Proc >5 cents. Sod by II. Evans & Co
 Last Monday week Tom Umsted. who has been working for ". F. Hsrney the past year, lef' 10 visit home . short while. and from there he intends 10 go to the commercial college at Little Rock to spend about six months m course there so as to prepare hImselt for busi- ness life Tom IS 8 quiet boy, and we be.peak for him the encourage ment hls merits claim. Much sue cess to you Tom. and remember that your many friends in Forrest City will often miss you, ore espiciaily.
 According to the call issued by the Democratic Executive Com mittes a convection was held by the democrats of Madison Town ship ai the Courthouse last Satnr- day. The m -etiBg was called 10 order by T. C. Folbre member oi Executive Committee for Madison Township. Upon motion Hon. Geo. ?. Taylor was elected chair man, and Il. r. Roleson secretaay.
 Col. Y. B. lizard made motion that the bslloiing be proceeded with without nomipaii0u. which was carried. Those receiving the highest number of votes were as follows. James Russell, J. W. Gray, H.-L. McGGfrY, James I. Stewsrs, 1 Geo. P. Taylor, k. J. Williams, I C. Folbre, 5. Nj. Blalock, 5. C. Neal, and D. Baugh
 Upon motion of E. 5. Kelly the celigates were instructed 10 easl thsir votes for Hon. Paui H. Cobb ! for state land commissioner. Jh' s.ftrtf f4 a f. 1.r-rsal
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12

BOARD or ALDERMEN. Dr. F. Stone. James A Stewart. John H. Cole. V. E. lizard, J. V Ingram.
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12

The zse2i naubex-4boat Efsy ennzefeial tr4veiers ia -ozn this <eex-
 An elegant line Of plan and f&H ey hiFc cages 2t II. Evans < Co-' : as lowest prices.
 BEDSTEADS cza be bosEh; st FasselI. Grahzra < Co.'S for sL5g, sI75 and s2 each.
 Iss-es-ri-s has tonic and sli oihsr effects which na;Ere demands when she ls ID distress.
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12
,. STORMAN. H GT chant Tailor
USDEE AvEEx H0TEL-

Su.ts Made 10 0fder. Gut ting ard making Cleaning a0i Repanng done on short notice. Al nofa guaranteed 70 gise sal isfaction.
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12

For the ligbiest running Sewing Machine that was ever on wheels go to George ". Kirby's. Read hIs advertisement in another col umn.
 Miss Ottic Doan, a popular young lady of Memphis passed through tue city Monday Dight, snr0ae so He,ens, where she ls siRitirg frieB-
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12

When Baby ~.s sick. vs <s-e her csssssts.
 wl.ss shs w.s GALA, sas cred fer CsssorsA When she bsssrzs kiss. sss siung b castnriA, Z uhsa sAs A.1 chilcrsa. she gave tAsz cAslsr.A
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12

Sooiher st hand It Is the only safe medicine yet made that will remove all irfsntiIe disordera- It contains TO Opium er Morphine. but gives the chili nafprsl eass Jr04a pain. Price % cents. Sod by
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12
noSoS flat are fretfai. '
 A SSO rrnas nr frnu hla

Windy Cole, fsefhang Fans. of ssoraAch Dssorderz. can be ruiAsved at oScs by uzlng Acksr's Baby ssosher.
 l. contains DO opiun or Morphine, hence .s safe. Price s eeuts. Sold by
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12

' 2 E1H F9E IIr
The Forrest City times., 1888-05-12


 opened al Y. B. Izard < Co.'S con sists of the latest styles ID Ladies Dress Goods, Gents Furnishing Goods, Dry Goods, Clothing. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and a big line of groceries and general rner- chandise. Everything fresh, and prices astonishlngly low. The public IS invited to examine this beautiful line of goods.
 Mr. A. c. Woods announcement as candidate for reelection 10 the office of Treasurer of St Francis county appears in our columns. Ar. Wood is well known to the people of this county. If honored with a reelection he people can feel confident that he val dis charge his duty as faithfully and efficiently in the future as in the past
 The announcement Of Hr. F. 4 NeCullars as candidate for re election 10 the office of Assessor oi St. Francis Co. appears in our coIums. Mr. McCaIlars has per formed bis function with singular ability and should the people se' ii 10 re-sleet him, will coniinae tc conscientiously discharge his duty to the satisfaction of all AS hereto fore.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-19
THE ST. ELMO CHANGES HANDS,
W. q. Porter Retires Deeply in
Debt i The Creditors.

Early last spring W. II. Porter ar
rived in this city from San Diego. Cali
forEia, and soon afterwards secured 8
lease from Il. Brisacher on the Palace
Hotel, and after making some extern
slve improvements in the bouse. opened
1t as the st. Elmo. He did fair bust
ness from the start, but owing to bad
management or some other cause
debts were contracted and allowed to
run until matters began to assume q
serious assec.. Some of the creditors
placed their accounts in Nj. Bur-
mester's hands for collection. and on
Monday night Mr.. Porter sold out TO
ID. Brisacher for 500. Compared with
the amount expended in improvements
OF which the plumbing alone is said to
nave cos 81 ,0JO. ia consideration looks
paltry. Some of Mr.. Porter's creditors
think that ne was so bothered with
debts that he was glad to sell out at anv
sacrlhce, and consider his actions
as unwlse and uncalled for. He was
seen oy HERALD reporter yesterday
Dqr oecilned TO make any statement.
he had not inquired up his liabilities, he
saio; ana Old not know just what they |
however, that he owes Remineton
] Johnson & Go. in the neighbood of S700.
Tullidge q Co, $500; F. Auerbaeh g.
Bros. about $500; the Walker Brothers.
Company about the same amount.
Barratt Brothers, $197; John McDon,
aid, nearly $500; G. f. Culmer d Bros. |,
about 500: the Mountain Ice Com.
pany, S1C0; and numerous other debts
which will probably swell the total to
over $1,000
w. II. Remington and G. f. Culmer
had consultation with Mr.. Porter yes
Ierday afternoon, but did not arrive at
any understanding. It is known that
ne has lost considerable money in his
hotel venture, but it remains to be seen
upon what terms he purposes to settle
with his numerous creditors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-19
SIOUX CITY CORN PALACE EXPO.
SITION.

The committees appointed for th
above purpose desire to send q com.
plete exhibit of the natural resources of
the Territory and request contribu-
tons from all parties interested in suet
exhibit. -'-
Choice samples of all vegetables. CO.
reals and fruits grown in this TERRITORY
Will be received at the Chamber of
Commerce until Tuesday evening, Sen
TENDER 18th. Of potatoes. one bushel
of each kind grown should be contrib.
uted. OF vegetables fruits and cereals
from one peck to half busheI of each
KIND. Also a good assortment of
punches of sheaf, grains and grasses for
decorating purposes.
Parties contributing above articles
are requested to please state upon a
card, by whom, where, and in what
quantity to the acre the different pro-
ducts are grown.
contributions will be received. either
as donations, or payment will be made.
tee.
It's earnestly hoped that interest
sufficient will be taken by the public in
The exhibit, in order to give our Terri
'ory that representation to which nv its
resources it is justly entitled.
FRED SIMON,
u Secretary.
Chairman G. of G. & G. Com.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-19
HOUSE.

The Speaker pro en-. laid before the
Hous5 a communication from the
Postmaster-General, in response to the
Grosvenor resolution calling for in
formation relating to the distribut;on
through the mails of the Tdx Refor,o
Advocate, in violation of the postal laws
The Postmaster-Gsneral says it is rot
true that enormous editions of the Tar
REFORM Adgocats were distributed in
violation of the postal laws throneb
the mails from Columbus, Ohio: and
1t follows that it is not true that
any officer of the Postoffioe De-
partment has been guilty of
such act. 1t is not necessarv
says the Postmaster General, that
there should be any further legislation
by Congress to enforce the laws of the
United States in relation to the nostaI
service and to prevent such offenses for
the reason that no such offenses oecnr-
red. The communication was REFERRED
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-19
BEFORE JUDGE PYPER.
Drunks and Disturbances An
AmazOnian Tussle-General.

In the Police Court yesterday Ed
McGinnes and James White pleaded
guilty to getting drunk, and were lei of
with fines of S. each.
George Lawrence, charged with the
same offense, failed to appear, and for
feited $40.
Thomas Dorian, a profane drunk,
was assessed So, and Nike Gallagher.
for adding obscenity to these offenses,
was fined SIS.
Mrs. Ann E. Hoge. was found guilty.
OF battering Mrs. Hadly, a neighbor.
Sentence was suspended.
w. D.EBowring & Go. were fined $40
for permitting nuisance to exist on
their premises.
A. l.. Howard and A. Post, two men
who weEs~ arrested on Monday night
while engaged in a smuggling match near
the Wasatch building, enriched the
treasury by contributions of $40 ca CHI.
Neal Smith and J. 7. Bogedahl will
be tried to-day for disturbing the peace.