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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28
You have
never read
such prices
or seen such
Boys Clothing.

offerings before.
9Sc. for a nice Worsted Dark-Gray
Checked Suit;
S1.49 for substantial Dark-Brown
Stripe Worsted Suit;
81. 9S for a Gray Cheviot School Suit;
81. % for what you pay 81 for every
where
SO. AZ foran excellent Scotch Plaid Suit
first-class material;
g. 96 for handsome Navy-Blue Cloth
Suit pleated back and front;
"A. % for a guaranteed English Cheviot
Suit, worth SS;
1898 for an elegant All-Wool Three
Piece Suit-ages from eleven to SIX
sc. As for those fine Harrison's Silk
Mixed Cashmere Suits, magniti-
Gently put together
s4.4S for those French Jersey Suits from
four to eight yeas of age;
e.. So for those handsomely trimmed IN
Metal Jersey Suits
s6. 80 for those fine English Jersey Dress
Suits
See those pretty Velvet Suits with Silk
Vest at SS90-one of the novelties
of the season;
See our 81. As Jersey Suits.
No. 5 All-Silk
sell here for &c. yard RlOOODS
&c. for No. Z; &c. for
No. 8. q,
See the lot of fine Ribbons from y to
81 inches wide.
Faille only 25c. for a choice.
,-------'"T of China, Glassware ano
Co,7o Housefurnishings in general
O'000 Gn basement).
- These offerings are OF nc
trifing interest to economical buyers
Everytbinp new and desirable.
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IT'S TIE PRINCIPAL MEANS COMMUNICATE THE STOKE NEWS
BOTH COLLECTIONS PRICES GIVE VALUE 10 THE NEWS
rtrFv STJOJTTD THEREFORE, BE TOPICS OF INTEREST

Covered Dishes at SIC. worth 5Oc. at
4Sc. worth 7jc. F.; at 65c. worth 81
Flat Dishes at 18c. worth 25c. at 3Sc.
worth soc. at 4Sc. worth 75c. at
56c. worth Soc. at 74c. worth 81;
1876 dozen Edwards's Thin Dinner
Plates at $1.23 per dozen, worth
S2.25.
JUST AS GOOD VALUES IN
BAKERS CUPS AND SAU-
GERS, JUGS, &c.
A SPECIAL LOT.
80 dozen Decorated Cups and Saucers
at sl.46 per dozen, value $3.50.
Here are some special prices
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uox.,.. nULEs, cows. &c;

EOR SALE, ONE LAKGE E1p
II FAMILY HokSE AND CAhhiAuA'
Sold for want OF use. win sell sopa.ey W.
sired. Apply q, ssS north soyen'eeh'n 'Hoo1
So 2S-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28
DRESS GOODS.

Wool-nlled English Henriettss, full 90
inches wide, at 1876
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28

A single Euro
pean purchase OF
upwards of six
thousand
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Ingram Carpets ss 2oc. sysrd.
Tho best AlI-Wool 81 3 Ply at 75c. q yard.


Floor Oil-Clo,hs all widths. Floor oiLCloshs
from IS Inches wide 10 ~ yards vide. Our OIL
Cloths are the very best made, both In compars-
stand tho test Of having water splashed over
them. and they will not gum up. Prices very low.
Table Linens.-Big Bargains In Table Linens.
Remnants at 25c. worth SOC. Remnants st SOC.
worth voc. Remnants Irish Linen 81 IL, C. and
SOC.
2, pieces OF the a5c. quality Henristts-bisck
and all colors-aE CSC. q yard.
All shades Of Colored sstins-pink, light blue.
cream, white, red. cardinal. heiiotrope, gar
net, and Nile green.
All colors and Black Fsills and surah silks. All
tho newest Tartan Plaid silss.
See our superior Black Gr0sGrsin SIX at 7Sc.
Black, Green, Brown, Gray, Garnet, Cardiasl,
Terra Gotta, Purple, Plum Doubie-Width
Henrietta at i5c. 9 yard.
N-inch vide Ail-wool Habit Cloth, al colors
and black, SOC. yard
Pride the West Bleached cocton, yard wide
remnants--5hc. syard. This 10 !2Hc Cot
ton.
Canton Flanneis, bleschsd and unblesched, 9,
7,s,a 10. len, and ioc. Good vsluea
SEE our Torchon and Medici Lacsa Prlces fFom
ic. upwards-2, g. 4, s. q, s, ., 10. II, l2x, u.
and l9c.
Bough. from msnufscturer 500 samples Brus-
sels Carpet In ~, ~, &yard iengths, suit
able for rugs; also, kug-Fnnge, double Knot
ted and plain.
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THEC0HENC0..
II, IS, Is, and Il E. Broad St
NHE OLD DOMINION
l. BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
RICHMOND, VA.

This company invites the attention OF ths
people OF Richmond 70 is simple and practical
plan for enabling persons Of small means 70 So
cure homes Of their own.
The company will lend money on real estate
10 within . per cent. Of the appraised value, TO
be returned In small monthly ins,slme nts
scarcely more than the ordinary monthly rent
As a simple investment The shares Of the COM
pany are very desirable because OF tho fact that
they represent tho smallest possible risk with
The largest profit, the security being always real
estate.
ladies or other persons OF means not able or
willing 70 engage In active business pursuits
can by al investment In ths shares of this COM
pauy become practically partners IN an extern
siyc, active, ana profitable business, under the
Nv uanagement OF men with the best business
qualities and OF large and varied experience.
For full particulars those desiring 10 invest or
10 borrow will please call on or addres,
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
secretary and Treasurer,
Ills east Main street.
HON J. TAYLOR ELLYsON. President
Directors:
J. TAYLOR ELLYsON.
NORMAN v. RANDOLPH
PRANK 7. SUTTON.
JUHN B. PURCELI.
JOHN s. ELLRTT. An sits
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Tin and WOOdeH1O1re.

Decorated Japanned Bread-Boxes at 47c.
worth Coo. at SIC. worth Toe. at
&c. worth Soc. (;
4.uuart Coffee-Boilers at l3c.
6-quart at 20c.
65 dozen Cocoanut- -Graters at 2c. /;
80 dozen 6-quart Buckets at lOc.;
S-quart, 14c.
40 dozen Oyster-Dippers at Be. /;
45 dozen Heaviest Block-Hin Dish-Pan,
large size, at &c.,;
Extra quality Cullenders at 15c.
l special lot Dairy-Pans at &c.
% dozen Airing MGtfin-Pans at &c.;
rings at &C..
Teaspoons. sc. per dozen;
1000 Wooden Kitchen Spoons at 1c.
Pastry Boards, Dusters, Tubs, Knife
Boxes, Buckets, WashBoards. &C., all
go at less than usual prices this week.
$500 packages First Quality Toilet
Paper at &c. per package.
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Twenty dozen Ladies' Long Unoressed
Mosquetaire Gloves In tsns at osc. worth
81
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Another arrival Of tho Sc yard-Wide Dieacheu
Cotton at SC. yard.
500 Cocoa Door-Mat at S9c. apiece. ---
Wire Door-Ms.s-The sl.5O quality attl; the "
atsl.j9
Sec the Notified Smyrna Mat at 25c.
See our Smyrna Mat at 45c.
See the Smyrna Hearth Rug-mottled-neariy
two yards long. soc. ----
Our Smyrna Rug at 60c. Is sold all over the Guy
atsi. Our smyrna Rug at 81 Is SOLD oil over
the city at sl.50.
S0x65 smyrna Hearth Rug atsL"-io'o' p"'
terns-worth 1915.
SsI72 smyrna Hearth Rugs at s.. s.es worth -; inc
Sofa Rug sold everywhere a' sio Soia n''' ~
$3.50.
See our Imported Turkish Rugs-DaghsStan-
same prices IS Smyrna Rugs. ug--------
IS patterns Moquette, beautiful noiorings. ~
patterns Brussels at 60c. . yard ~ patterns
Brussels at 76c. yard. "
100 dozen Ladies' Gray 10. Hose a. &c. a pair: .-
30 dozen ladies' Open Work Linen Hemsu'cneo
Handkerchiofs at 1Oc. worth lSc.
Gray Tricot, IN yards wide, at 6oc: worth 81:
All shade. S6-inch AlI-woOl Tricot, 4c. yard.
Mons Heavy Brown Halt-n0se Double Heels
lOc. pair.
Lace Curtains. large and select stock . yArds
long, taped all round. .3c. ;, ~ ., 90 . n.,r
window Curtains, 81, si.so, $LSa' sIso paul.
and upwards; .-,n~a. ann
Curtain Poles, brass or wooden nxtures coi'-
pete, l7c window.
All-wOol Yard Wide Ingram Carpets al A'c' "
yard
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RO7'tiereS.

importations cannot be duplicated,
New designs in Chenille, in Jude Va
lour. in Silk Damask. in Mexican, or
Madras.
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Lsdie. desiring good Black Kid Gloves
should try our Chsrmante brand In fos-
ter hooks or buttons at 81; Alexander
brand at si.25; Mignon brand at $i.so
We warrant the wear and at of every
pair.
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Dress 1rinaminss.

Black aimps from isxc. up:
colorod Gimps. In ell ths asu shsdess tor nallr
dress trimmines;
Cord and TasscL ell colors, % and 10
black Beaded P,ssamsntsrio Trimming;
Fancy lrrsdcscens Sseei-ssss. cousisting ef xeu.
sve Gun and Collar. assaD. ~ 49, v SAu
eee;
steel Pssssmsatsris nom "a y - . ysrd;
siaex Chenille fstass from q 70 3ln ysrdi
Fancy Chsnnls fringss. Tor fanny voek;
Chenille baiis end LooDs fcs LanhrsQuins,
pound q bsss Commercial Noss Paper ios Nat
Knitsins sflk. h I'll colon. - ean;
yilling enk - hank.
JULIUS SYCLl & Son.
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Special prepara-
ton TO meet the
the most iastidious
taste. Our special
ba duplicated.
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22c. for those excellent Ladies Three
Tuck Ambrose oggin Muslin
Drawers;
59c. for Ladies' Drawers, three-inch en-
broidered ruille and solitaire tucks I;
4Sc. for a good Muslin Skirt, with SIX,
inch cambric rullle of three small
tucks and eight tucks for finish;
SEC. for fine Muslin Skirt, with fine
Pinch cambric tucked rutfie
81. 10 for fine Skirt, 4-inch embroidered
ruille and fifteen tucks;
Sl.14 for fine Skirt, with a lO-inch en-
broidered ruhle and eight tucks;
See our 23c. Nurses Aprons.
We appreciate the
Hosiery. fact that the mill for
wearing out stockings is
ut work again 1--WE mean the schools)'
and we have made some extra prepara-
tions for it.
&c. for Heavy Ribbed Nubian-Dye Fast
Black Children's Hose;
15c. for those Fine Nubian-Dye Abso-
lutely Stainless;
19c. for those Elegant Fast-Black Derby
Ribbed /;
25c. for those Indelible Black for Chill
dren that YOU usually pay 4Oc for
29c. will give you the choice OF line OF
Dark Solid Colored Misses Hose
worth SOC. pair;
&c. for an excellent School Hose IN Gray
only ri,
12Ic. for a Nubian-Dye Fast-Black
Ladies' Hose; :,
1oc for a Guaranteed Fast Black Full
Regular worth 29c. I;
25c. for those Fine Imperial Fast t-Black
India Cotton Hose worth 4Oc.
Henri Schopper Fast Black Balbriggan,
double heel and toe, 29c. /;
Those Celebrated Ethiopian-Dye Fast
Black, warranted not to crock, white
heel and toe, 39c. ;
Imperial Lisle Silk Finish, warranted
four-thread, 33c. pair worth SOC.
See our Dark -Colored Silk Hose at 49c.
pair. .-----
a whole store of
The greatest general Carpets.
housefurnishing house
in this country. See the
beauties of the New " Moquettes " or the
especial" Body Brussels, the Tapestry
Brnssels or the many grades OF In
grains besides more than dozen other
makes. The most reliable in all. The
reputation of the house with every piece.
Think that 123c. buys an Ingram
Carpet or 2jc. a good quality one, and
42c. for heavy Ingram with wool hlllng.
j9c. for Tapestry
Acc. for another:
20 to csc. buys the best laid and placed
on your floor with carpet, paper un-
der them. and every inch OF WORK
guaranteed satisfactory. IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28

Infants extrs-fns Crochet Zephyr
sacques at 3Se. worth SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28

Infants Hand Crochet Zephyr sscques,
23c.
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oskley's White CASTLE Soap. . cakes
eor 80
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. II r
new fall
designs
lust in.
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Tyentv-nve dozen Ladies' 4-button
Black Undressed Kid Gloves st 7sc. worth
81,
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Infants Hand Crochet Zephyr Bootess,
&C.
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Fifty pieces Cream Lace Striped Cur
tain Scrim at 4c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28

Hlgh-polished Brass-Trimmsd Cornice
Poles complete, i5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28

sizs II only Of the Lenox Unlaundsred
Shirt worth 81 reduced 70 44c.
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Twelve pair very nne Real Tamoour
Curtains at IS window.
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SHIRTS.

Gentlemen's Lsundered Plque-Bosom
Full-Dress shirts. sizes Is. 10, and l6x
only, reduced from 81 10 62c.
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aentlemen's best 4-ply warranted
Linen Collars at l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28

Thirty pair 3X-ysrd-long handsome
Curtains, 81 q window.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28

White Heavy Do
met, instead Of
the usual l4c..
will be sold for
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Twelve pair Real Applique Curtains at
81 a window.
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Thlrty-nve pair sH-ysrd-long pretty
Lace Curtains, 75c. q window.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28

oskley's nne Transparent 0lyosrine
Soap, 8 cakes for lOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-28

Mems Heavy Grsy-Mixed Seamless
Socks 3 pair for ESQ
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CURTAINS.

CURTAINS.
Fifty piece, Cream Lace Striped Cur
tain serim at 4c.
High polished Brass Trimmed Cornice
Poles complete, i5c.
Thlrty-nve pair sH-ysrd-long pretty
Lace Curtains, 75c. window.
Thirty pair 3X-ysrd-long handsome
Curtains, 81 window.
Thirty-nve pair t4-yard-long Curtains
at sl.62 a window.
Forty pair Heavy Imitation Irish.Point
Curtains at 60 50 a window.
Twelve pair Real Applique Curtains ss
81 window.
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Thirty-nve pair t4-yard-long Curtains
at sl.62 a window.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-30
IN RAILWAY CIRCLES.
The West Side Rapid Transit
Begins Running Tomorrow.
A WRECK ON THE SHORT LINE
The Query In Rio Grande Circles-A Big Suit
Against the Rock IslanI-Personal
and General.

Ei Senior one of the piimest movers
and hardest workers in The West Side
Rapid Transit company, sat in his Office in
the Sco5t-Auerbach building yesterday,
looking somewhat iaded after the work he
had accomplished in getting the line finished
to Brighton and Garden city four days
ahead of contract time
A HERALD reporter asked him what the
company would have LOST if they had failed
to complete the line by Octoberl l.
. Tho biggest loss" he replied, would
have been Mr.. Shearman;s subscription of
S2,5Uf, which he put down in case we
reac .ed Garden City by that date. But by
Keeping our men working hard, paying
them something extra and encouraging
them, we got there. We had pretty tough
job, though, grading through some swamps
filed with water by the overflow of the
canals"
Mr. Senior said they would begin their
train service by "Wednesday, the lst, and
within thirty days they would be running
every half hour. Inc rate of speed would
be II miles per hour. The motor he said,
had run satisfactorily and there had mol
Deem break or stoppage since il started.
he thought that as compared with cleo
trio service, the Liability 10 accident was
much less, and the noise was certainly not
so great as on the electric line. At pres
ent the road Joined the Rapid Transit line
on Main and Seventh South, but they llau
a franchise which permitted them " 20 up
First West as lar as North Temple. Their
permanent stopping and starting pace
would be one block west OF the new post
office site, or on the corner of Secsnd
South and First West. They had II con
tract with the Rapid Transit company by
which passengers could be transferred to
that line without extra charge, SO that for
i've cents the Brighton or Garuen City mau
can ride seven mites TO Town and then on
on 10 the eastern limit of the r lpid Transit
company's line in Jhe city.
Mr.. Senior further said that the
road was all owned by local
parties, and it was LEGAL money
that had been spen6 on it. FL Dorado, tue
next objective point, was three miles
further west, anu the track would be laid
TO that place in TWO weeks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-30
a Bic Dar i'm the Pnlice Cnurt

The list Of DRINKS who appeared before
Judge Laney yesterday was as follows:
]. Conk, H. A. Vaughn, William Doe,
George Hazeldine, John Durant, Tom King.
Henry Kemmer, Dick jackson, Tom Foley,
James Fay, Morris Butterwore, Nephi
Winchester, John Price, Joe German.
Henry George, Alex Matthenson, Tom
Grovenor, John Barrett, Charles Lynn.
John Ross, James Bladman and james Col
Inns paid $40 eacn for disturbing the peace.
Git d Cninaman, and Fred Fink. charged
with keeping gambling rooms, each left
SO TO secure their appearance fer trial,
and the following persons left $50 each
TO secure their appearance for trial on the
charge of gambling: Ain John, Sab Yoe. Ba
fonga, William Lee, e. ID. Darette. Eli
Harris, William Armstrong. G.. Bricknan.
Andy Parker, Z. w. Titcomb. Z. d. Sna-
yely, H. j. Hensley, William MalIow.
Henry James, Billy Ling, Sid Larkins.
George Carpenter, j. S. Schaffer. c. S.
O'Dillol, Abe Groo and John Walker.
lp.the afternoon Phillip Mundi and Frank
lin ). Deal, who were arrested few DAYS
ago fof ,burglarizing the Union Pacific
warehouse and stealing lot OF cloth and
Clothing, were examined. The prosecution
showed that the stolen goods were found IN
the defendants possession. and thar they had
offered some OF the cloth for sale MAKING
different statements as to how it came into
their possession. The defense offered no
testimony and Judge Laney held the de
PENDANTS TO await the action of the grand
jury and fixed their bonds at &. 600 each. in
default OF which they were committed 10
lail
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-30
Personal and General

John w. Young, handsome young rail-
road man OF Salt Lake, paid his compli
ments to Allie Mcfarland, yesterday. MIR.
Young and is conuectt with the Salt Lake
ana Fort Douglas railroad. He nsd bu,n
east on buslness.--Eenuer Ncms
Suit for $4,000 damages ,s been
brought on behalf I tie Unilto ota,..s in
The C rcult court OF Cucugo. against TIN.
Chicago, ROCK island 4 i'ociB. luitru;,,i
company. This sui5 is TOR Tolls upon ltU
OUU cars carrying freight over tBs, luvern.
men5 Mississippi river bridge rom lfo.,
island, Illinois, Ia DAVENPORT. iowa. ann
covers peri'n from Marcn 3. 1851, ~ SCI,
TENDER ~, 1880. Idclu ed IN thi, rasp ar,
tolls o iecteu from The Chicago. Pr
lihglon & Quincy ROAD. the Chicago, Rock
Island AZ Peoria rduroaa com iiany, JDe
lock Island ~ Mercer Iailroud anu IN.
Chicago, Milwaukee 81 81 Paul railroaci
coinpoliles. II Is said ItiaJ 81, 90 cars Ne,,
'-ifrled Tor these COMPANIES aJ the rate q
S per car
Tue low rates given by the various lines
ceniering here wall Induce Il heavy iti,iuA of
visitors during fair auU coh1crcuce we,Ks
Tue bathing resorts ara III q, state of I'M
ocuOus des,uJuue
70 Milton b. Ochs shake, Your la.
effort OF your rife III Tie shape OF ilv:.y
literature Is The b,s We fer ti.u
Heart OF The kock 81 the 2t0 ppge BOOK
recently ISSUED BY Tie l,nl seu.s,r depart
inoht OF The RIO Grand Wes etn. III i, n
booN OF which the company nay Justly lea
proud In it is much I'M oIn.alion no,
louud 10 otter hooks vi far sr .ater /, re-
tensions, ana the entire compliant II is sue
one a. Will DC read with IN crest and
delight anu ircasur for tue kiuwi,ceei,
contains. it Is Il volume tl.nl will ,nnve
handy Tor reference in years To come, ;..d
shou!u be IN the hands OF every r>on who
contemplate Il TRIP lrum The RocAic, 10
the Pacific slope.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-30
In THE PROVO COURT.
Two Crooks Get Three Years-A United State
Mail Case

Provo Sept. 90, 1851 Correspondence
! OF The HERALD. Tae First district court
opened at 10 O'clock
William Garbet, Geo. Ercanbrack, Chas.
Ercaubrack and James Burrison were ar
raigned on charge OF having stolen loj
sheep near Tintic. belonging TO Francis NJ.
Wilson. Defendants took the statutory
time to plead
Henry b. Jensen was arraigned on {.
charge OF unlawful cohabitation. TO which
he pleaded not guilty.
WillfBm Smith and William Goodwin
who were convicted of having burglary ed
Rockhiips gun store al Spanish Fork. were
sentenced to three years confinement in
the penitentiary. -
John Hickman came IN on a charge of
having forged check on the First National
bank with the purpose of defrauding s, s
Jones The defendant pleaded NOT gniltv
Trial was set for October
Jchn Pierce, charged with having hroI,en
into the Pleasant Grove Coop. 10 which
the defendant pleaded guilty. He was
sentenced TO three years. oninement
James Hulse and Jas. E. McDanaId
Shared with having broken info Rnhar,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-30
A Wreck on the Short Line.

Our Montpelier correspondent, unde,
date OF he 18th, writes US: ''fhe Oregon
Short Line railroad company is now har-
veSting an abundance OF railroad wrecas
A freight tram was wrecked between
here and Soda Springs last night, caused
by broken rail. and seventeen cars went
into The ditch. No lives were lost and nc
one was injured. THIS makes I, total OF
twelve wrecks within the past six weeks
and, strange 10 say. very lew persons IN
lured The flyer, due to eave here at mil.
night last night, is still here, and VIII le.iy t
here about fifteen hours late. THIS morn
ing's passenger, going w,st, is also side
tracked until the track is cleared"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-30
For Stealing Horses.

PocATELLo, Idaho, Sept 81, ls9O.-tCor-
respondence of THE HERALD In the
court of A. w. Fisher. justice OF the peace
OF this precinct, there occurred to-day a
bearing of the charge of grand larceny
against S. H. Cotteril for stealing horses of
William Burke, John S. Reed and Richard
Burke. 1t appeared from the evidence
that Cotteril with other confederates stole
the animals on the north side of Snake
river, and put them out to pasture with
ranchers near Plain City, Weber county.
Utah. The parties above mentioned re-
covered the horses sometime ago. TO dav
Cotteril was held to answer on the charge
OF stealing the horses II is understood
one OF his pals has made full confession.
g
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-30
In the Probate Court.

The following business was transacted
before Judge Rartch yesterday:
Estate of James Casey, deceased; CON
tinued until October q.
Estate of Carl W. Ericzon, deceased;
order made allowing final account and
making distribution.
Estate of William c. jenkins, deceased
order made appinting time and place TO
hear petition for settlement of final ac-
count.
Estate of A. j. Hills; order made allow
ing certified copy of claim of Sallie C. Dris-
coll for 81, 2S33 to be filed.
Estate of James E. Game, deceased
order made of publication OF notice TO cred.
itors and appointing appraisers.