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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15
WEsT VlReINIA HOODS.


Iey-Creat Damave Done,
PARKERsBURG. w. Va, Ocs. L.
Sunday night and Monday morning the
heaviest raia f1r years fell in this sec
tinn. All the counti4 north of tha Lit
tie Kauawha are flooded. causi & IN ch
damage. The kanawha river il swollen
for thirty-cght miles, and large qnaui-
ties of timter, grain and logs, Il
many houses are afioat. Several farmers
have 10 their entire crops.
All the railroads elteting here have
suffered The fourth division of the
Baltimore and Ohio is entirely an
doned, no Ia, than thirty estes aud
bridges being wa she'd away ca tho
Parkersburg branch of this road two
culverts and bridges We're washed away.
and all trains delayed. No train lns
come from Wheeling since Sunday
night. owing TO the washing away of the
Caldwell Run cnlyert. which almostoc.
en-, ioncd a tellil le dl aster. AS pas.
senger train was crossing the tie tile tho
coaches jun ed the tracI. but owl " tD
moderate SD ed the engineer put 0 the
air brakes II time to catch the cars le9
fore they topped owe into The stream.
The passengers were transferred
AT b ming Springs no rain fell. aud
the sud len rise took timberme1 by saf-
prise. tearing much OF it loose before it
could be sal ell.
Near Pc insboro two deer were caught
in the creek, which was running like
mill-race. carving everything before it.
It is pre,nm vi the deer tried to cross
the creek and Were unable to stem the
terrible food.
In Ritchie comfy great damage is e.
ported. No reports of loss of life have
as yet been reported.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15
I,ninlIN Iinrned-

PLEAsANTvuLE, N. j., Oct. IL
Jonathan Risley, fmmer, aged 81, fell
asleep while sitting near stove at his
home Monday. but was awakened by
his coat catching fire, He rushed to
the yard where his cries brought u
neighbor who smothered the flames
he was carried into the house and died
two hours later in terrible agony. He
leaves wife and several adult chill
dren
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15
work nft the Gutter Rush.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Oct. 10
The revenue cut er Corwin arrived here
Monday. She reports that during the
three months cruise of the revenue cut
ter Rush in Behring sea she saw only
five British saalers, and three of these
were ordered leyOnd the league limit.
Though they had illicit skins on board
no attempt was made to seize them.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15
4 .IrrtniIe Patrici,Ie.

LITTLE Rock, Get 15.-In the Com
way county circuit court, at Morrillton,
James Williams, charged with the muir
der Of his father. was found guilty and
sentenced to five years in the peniten-
tiary. Williams is 10y Of II. His
father was thrashing him for some
ofease. when the boy scared a gun
and shot him.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15

A London Fire ReSu.ts il a Less
Of Twelve Lives,
Six by emation and six as a
Re ult OF Jumping.
Thirteen Seriously Injnred-Messrs, Dill
Ion anl O'Brien Reported to he IN
France-Hore Than the Ordinary Nnm-
Der OF Foreigners Preparin: to EnnI-
CRATE to the United states Foreign.
FIRE IN A F:cToRY.
Twelve Person, Lose rssi Lives ia Lon

Twelve Persons Lose TAei Lives in T.on-
don in Consequence.
LONDON, Get. 15.-The four story
building on Middle stleet. occupied by
Rowley & Brock, hat, cap and helmt t
manufacturers. and government CON
tractors for military head-gear, was
destroyed by fire Monday afternoon.
Six persons were burnel to death, six
killed by jumping, and thirteen were
seriously Injured The fire broke ont at
O'Clock i'll the workshops on the upper
floor. There were Thirty persons in the
building Within Two minutes from
the time the lire w. S discovered the
whole building was wrapped in flames.
The sprea of the fire was 50 rapid that
the employees found every avenue Of
escare except the windows shut off.
Through these number of them
jumped to the street. Five of the
wcmel employed By the firm wee
killed in trying to effect an escape in
this manner
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15
News Erosa zansiBar.

ZANZIBAR. Oct. 1j.-Severe fighting is
repofted TO have occurred between the
Germans and the Maftis in the vicinity
Of Lindi.
The sale Of intoxicants except wine
and beer, along tho coast line, has been
forbidden by the German authorities.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15

SYDNEY. N. s. w. Oct. ia large
body Of non-unionists arrived here Mon
day and reported having been driven
away from the Coal Cliff mines by q
body OF about 500 strikers. The strikers
set ire to large quantity Of coal that
the non-anionists had hewn, and de-
rallied several trucks.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15

SAN FRA.CIsCo, Get. 1j.-The only
SOL Of Col Charles Frederick Croker.
So, old v'ce-prendent Of The Southern
Pacific. iel nom the banister Of his
fathers h u-e Sunday and WAS killed.
The hoy who wis but 10 years Of age.
woaid have inherited the bulk Of liis
fathers est H.. row estimated at sl5,-
0GU. GOO, aud growing every year.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15

JAcgsuv. Mich. oct l5.-The Ma
tional Wheel company. was formed
Monday with sj0.0y0 capital stock. "a
manufacture whee In opposition 20 the
Ampf.cV4 wheel tTgst. The company
will pild SIR p nj once. and - heH II Is
completed siii inpl0y ~ ren 10 the
yf.r.A
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15
Killed ror His Foollshness.

STEUBENv1ILF. O.. Oct l5.-John
Calvin. of this city, attempted to jump
on a Cleveland aud Pittsburg rain at
Toronto He missed his hold and fell
under the wheels One arm aud leg
were cut eff, and his body badly
injured. from the effects of which he
diel in an hour
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15

Heavy renaltiel are attached t1a Vi H.
tlon of the order
Vigorous reform methods have been
inaugurated in the custom house by the
sultan.
1t is reporte here that British gun
boats have entered the Lanhezi river un-
opposed by the Portugueseaeet stationed
there.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15
PREPARING TO EMlGRANT.
The Tariff BIN VIII Bring Thousands TO
Oar shores.

The Tariff BIN wiil Bring Thousands TO
Oar shores.
In view of the large number of work
ingmen preparing to elnigrant TO
America in consequences Of the Nc
Kinley bill, the United States conslils at
the dffferent cities are giving the widest
publicity to the provisions of the con-
tract labor law. 1t is said. however,
that this lFw is Icing opealyviolated
by the agents OF Anericansnanutactur-
ing firms, especially cotton and wollen
gools manufacturers. The liusslan
ministry is earne tly engaged in an
effort to have France encourage the
importation Of Russian products to take
place of American goods in retaliation
of the Mckinley iii $50 far the at
tempt has not met with much success.
as the French still hope to make spe. ial
terms with America for diserimiaation
in favor of French )ods.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15
rricd 10 Km ri. sweetheart.

DCWIN0TpN, \. j., Oct. l5.-Charles
Bennett. wlaie in a Jealous rage, tried
20 kill his sweetheart, Elsie Holden. He
would probably have succeeded had rot
a friend thTalst aside the hand eontain-
ing the revolver. and the bullet went
wide Bent EFT was arrested.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15

kiIled Forty 1nrN aud n Governor.
menians and Druses have blown up u
portion of the barracks at Silensia, Syria,
killing forty Turki h soldiers. The
Armenians then invaded the govern
ment builded aud killing the governor.
They robbed the treasury and released
all the pri 3oners.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15

LONDON, Oct. 15.--Some of the corn
porters employed by the Allen line on
board the steamer Grecian, have again
gone on strike for an advance Of
wages.
The Joint ccmmittee of the London
and India docks. in order to avoid in
future disputes likely TO precipitate a
crisis, has engaged a permanent staff of
laborers, ut the rate of "a shillings
weekly TO meet any emergency that may
arise. Ii is believed that in this way
the dock companies will be able to OBJ
tain all the labor they may require.
At present 800 men are needed in each
department
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15
IT IS BROKEN.
The Engagement Of Alfred wilkinson TO
Winnie Davis,

Winnie Davis.
SYRACUSE. N. ", Oct. 15.-Alfrel
Wilkin on, Of Syracuse, who was en-
gagged to Miss Winnie Davis, "the
Daughter Of the ConfeGcracy," Monday
afternoon announced that the engage
ment has been broken. He says this
was done at the request of Mis- Davis,
who has been in Toor health for some
TINA
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15

sax FRANt1sco. Get. The trial Of
John L. StillmaE. The inventor, who
killed J. D. iske. the well known capi-
talist. July sg, began Tuesday.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15
Cnrfllrllnr llet,orts.

LISBON, Get. I5.-Reports as to the
situation OF affairs at the mouth Of the
Zambezi river are conflicting. One re-
port asserts that Cne of the British stern
wheel gunboats attempted to effect the
passage of the river, to prevent which
a Gordon of Portuguese .gnnbosts had
taken up position across The mouth of
the river. The Portuguese vessels, it is
said. had istructions to offer q passive
resistance to the passage of the British
gunboats. The stern wheeler is said to
have run duwn and sank one of the
Portuguese warships.
Another report says that the British
gunboats are still at Zanzibar.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15
mp ~eme Court AdIourns.

When the United States supreme
court met tuesday the chief justice an
nounced the death Of Associate Justice
Miller, and the court immediately all
turned to Monday next.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15
shot by Negroes.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. t5.-Near Middles-
borough, Sunday nigqt, Tim Mcdonald,
colored. shot and It is believed fatally
wounded James Price, white. In the
same neighborhood Saturday, Jim
Davis. cul0red. shot and killed WIN
Russell. colOreh. Price was drunk ard
firing his pistol at random.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15
canada Removes Certain Export Duties.

OTTAWA. oct. 15.-It is understood
that the Dominion government. yieldi g
To the continued pressure Of Canadiat
ltmbermen, has decided to abolish the
export duty on logs going to the United
States,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15

E. GLICK--o
Come and sec my all wool Dress Goods, goods
which you always pay 35 or 40 cents for, you can
now get them in plain and all colors stripes and
paids, for 279 cents.
No use paying S12 or Sl3 for business suit when
will sell You better for $40. Come in and see
if it is so or Got.
Why make boys or chidrcns clothes? Why,
can sell you these goods already made cheaper than
the goods will cost you. H-
| can show you the pretticst line of Mes and
Youths pants you inspected, and for less money
"A few more of those 9Oc and S125 counterpane
leh. Come aud get them; they will be here only
few days more.
When you visit my store ask to be shown the
goods YOU see advertised here and if have what
| advertise and prices.
o----E. CLICK
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15
MEs5Rs. DILLON AND o,BRleN

The Two Irish Patriots Said to he Hiding
Ia France.
The Paris correspondent Of The Lon
don Chronicle says that private tele-
gram received there from Havre states
that Messts, Dillon and O Brien have
landed ON the coast of Brittany and are
journeying to Paris.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15
y HIIIIIUItFtV NTIV FVT7FFtttA = = ?
frenzy and revolution.
Industriai Stagiiation.
Aoe = 4..4. 49, st.A faa ~

Official Statistics show lhHt IUU, UUU
persons are ont OF employment in LoIn-
hardy, $4,000 ia iedmont and $4,000 in
Romagna and Southern Italy. The con-
dition Of mo Of these unfortunates
borders unon destitution. and the re-
suits Of the industrial stagnation arc
likely to be very serious.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-15
EXCITEMENT IN PORTUGAL
over the Ac ions of the Eritlsh o., the
Zamhezl River.

Over the Ac ions of the I:ritish On the
zamhezl River.
A dispatch from the governor of
Mozambi Iue, dated Oct, II. confirms
the report that British gunboats have
passed into the ZamDezi river. notwith;
standing the protest of the Portuguese.
The greatest excitement p:eyails
throughout Portugal over the news
from Zaribezi, which, if confirmed.
will show Cat England is determined
to enforce tie provisions Of the Augio-
Portuguese convention without wait
ing for the approval of Portugal En-
gl md has ior long time as,ired to the
control of the Zanlbezi river, and the
free navigation Of that Important
stream was the leading clause in the
convention, which has aroused so much
opposition in Lisbon.
In accordance with the ultimatHm
which was sent by Lord Salisbury. the
English seem to have now folcibly en-
tered the river, thereby ignoring Portu-
gals right TO approve or disapprove the
compact, and virtually committing an
act of war. The feeling of the Portu-
guese generally is strongly in favor Of
hostile retaliation against Great Britain,
and the Socialists are doing all they can
to stimulate the popular excitement to
frenzy and revolution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16
]. VI. Brandf's nnings.

The cleIk at the White House wa
approached yesterday 10y a lady " no
gave her name As Mrs. J. NJ. Brandt.
Of American Fork. She said that
she was looking for her husband.
]. NJ. Brandt, who left her some
time ago, aud who has since sent
her the following letter;
WHITE HOUSE, SALT LAKE CRY.
August .. lsG0.
Sarah:-When YOU receive tins
you will be n widow. | went down
TO try and make friends with YOU
last night, but did not succeed. -
think the lest thing | Tan do j. %
set you free. Tell Mrs. " that
death pays her debt.
Now, Sarah, will haunt you II
you mistreat my children. My
blankets are up City Creek Canyon.
You had letter get them, a. they
will come in good for the children.
My dear wife, / forgive you all Of
your had temper, for I DO not think
You could help IL. Write 10 father
and tell him what became Of hi
son, and what he proposed 20 leave
10 Ele 10 let my children have. Nav
God bless You all. Ny fathers
address i "JOhn Brandt, Jr., super
%. X &. Railroad, Port
land, Oregon" From your husband
in life. J. NJ. BRANDT. /
WHITE HOUsE, SALT LAKE CITY.
Sarah:-There l. one thing more
guam Iy0urie; II YOU don't YOU will |
see the day that she will make you
Tell Morris and Hazel that |
IaIa will he near them through life,
If not In body In spirit, and may |
you never see me in your dreams l.
my prayer, ~ the Mormuus say.
sarah, do not know how 10 give
YOU up, hut must. There Is no Use
II booking for me, for | am gone.
kiss the children for me. | remain
yours. J. NJ. BRANDI.
Brandt evidently thought that
sOmc one would believe that he had
committed suicide, and that he
would bc mourncia n an unfortunate
deceased. while in reality lac would
he Oh in S1me other part o. the
ountry, having deserted his wife
and children. but his trick j. too
His way II making
ais wife widow j. u depart anu
cave her 10 tear alone the buUlcu
II supporting the family, and hi
.fIcrt o. make her believe that he
mad committed suicide because Of
domestic trouble J. contemplate in
lac extreme.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16
Fire al Pleasant Gr0ra

Pleasant Grove, Aug. 1.-THE
citizens here were aroused la.i
night about II O'Clock by a cry Of
Fire fire. fire, and n bright flame
issuing from the direction Of Be. n,
store. A large crowd soon gathered
and found tine barn, which j. about
a rod from the store all aflame. Mr..
Beers had gone 10 lc,i, Tut when IN,
alarm was given by DR.. BrI,h who
iirst saw the fre, he succeeded in
reaching the haru In time L. ~
cue what llye stock then.
wete in Il and his bugrr. Al
teati0n was then turned tuWari try
ing 10 save the store, which So mt,!
very doubtful, a. both buiiiing.
were frame, aud - close together.
some one had urc,loIgllt enough
10 nun up about tEO Do, Is from
there AMI turn down large stream
Of water, buck L were secuTcl AM
every one went busily a. work. some
throwing on " aieT and some carry
ing goods cut Of tlr store. BY the
Time a ladder could b. secured ami
the roof reached, Il hat caught fire.
but one bdcket o! water Stopped IT,
\ few minute more and the whole
ruof would have been ia a blIEe.
The store was SON cleared % ali
the goods, when the fire began o.
90 down, aui IL wa- evident that
the store building was saved.
The harn, containing about eight
tons u has aud two sets of harness,
vas destroyed. The eide 81 the store
vas pretty well charrci AMI "a,
glass in the window were Partly
melted by the heat.
The loss l. about S7ul. The cause
of the fire l. thUugh; 20 have been
by boys smoking cislrettcS.-Iryr,
EIlgIHrgr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16
Third District Court.

Proceedings today before Judge
Zlne:
Erhraim NJ. Hanks ". Thomas
Matthews; defendants motion FOR a
new trial submitted aui taken al,
der Amusement.
Louis Berets ". August BuIlin-
Eamp Al al; or!crto show cause dis
charged ami rt-e dismissed.
". Il. Vice ". !. II. Van Horn
Ell al, defendants motion Tor "a new
trial submitted without argument.
Alice g.. sykes W. James W.
Campbell; demurrer Withdrawn
AMI ten days allowed 10 answer.
Islllecea PrDssyr ". Henry Pro-
~sT. Crier % show cause why au ill.,
junction should MT Toe iSsIel heard
on aililavit~ filed, and adjourned
tail Tuesday. August ~.
Clara Jones ~ VIM. =. Jones.
nearing Ou order u show Gauss. why
defendant should not be adjuige,i
iu contempt for non-IIymunt of ali
mUuy. attorneys Tee anu costs.
postponed till August -.
Agnes Lynch ~ VIM. Lynch:
decree Of divorce granite 80 plaiuiiil.
70 on the report Of the referee. The
decree was given brcause Of the
cruel trcltm snt OF Mrs. Lynch 10y
her husband.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16
An ALLEGED TaSreii.

The following isfrom the Ephraim,
Sini,te County Eeyis,cr, o. Angus;
! 9Th:
Mr.. Rll!0 Juuvs. Il Richficld, AZ
rived in Ephraim this morning,
and having helrl that the gentle
man hal captured TasCutt, thu
murderer. az Bichfieii. a R,gi.s. r
reporter Immediately began 10 in
tervicE him.
Itspiear- tha' Ta-cutt arrived in
Richfieid on Friday evening, Aug.
sih, and Mr.. Jones met him.
The man ALLEGED that hc was ju-t
from Phoebe where lac had iiccu
working in the mines. Mr.. Jones,
who j. a detective, noticed that hiS
hands were soft aui white. hence,
he thought. not the Kind that WIS
accustomed b. hand work This
caused a further investigate HE
lei Mr.. Jones 10 think that lac lad
detected thc Wuri,uc-. The next
morning, while the man was yet al
the table, Mr.. JUUrs went ~ aii,
irawing hi> revolver, arrested him.
The man tod Jones 20 shoot, hut De
would not.
A. som n Ice was arrested au rN-
animation Wls made which resulted
IN disclosing the fac. that the man
answered the dies ,gip ;iuu 81 William
q. Tascuii, who killed Amos J.
SEcli u Chicago. February :, l->>,
even 10 the san on both elbows and
right knee
sir. JONES j. member Of the
GuHuau detective furgr 4 JiuciU-
natl, -, and hls been GA the look
cut Tor advertised criminals ul all
kinds. II this o. the right man a
reward u $1,000 j. awaiting tur
lucky CaIiuryr, offered hy the muir
icred mans wife. There j. uuly
one doubt a. tu the mans identity.
his face j. q little thinner, bu, all
the u,hc. dc-rril !ipus aIc perfect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16
Prove happenings.

- Medium ms, with quite a
ileu- Thursday at Tn,
shop opposite the pos
WIS assisting o. shoe
and hal his hand down
auL puc o. the horses
just a-su sharp shoI
BIS t.t down rttlser sud-
...u-a severe cat ON one.
Ha-H--. THIS j. the
H. aa- shut lt~t wear.
have proven d. he a
H.G.ai.f n.r4rrei last
".rr a- Nr-tto-ar. d.
H.a WAS uu-ls.-I ia
...r .rm rr. excavation fUr
Cox HasIfiag wa, Griv-
"a.. ...l wGru one 90;
'#- WAGON struck a
g..- ....e boy, aged about 5
".~ Hu jlr load. fel
.H. ale.l rg.,fn.- over
.ar Muc fellow was
i .-l5-.L h4- b. l. h..
.. is a.t seriously hurt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16
TIE ELECTION COUNT.
Tae Canrassers Complete Three
Counties.

Today the Board Of Canvas.er
was again in session. Box Elder
County was laid over for future con
siierl'ion. Upon further examine
ton It was FUND unnecessary 10
send for the ballot boxes from Bea-
yer County. The following counties
were completed:
BEAVER COUNTY.
For Selectnian - BENJAMIN Ben.
nett 1873; John Robinson I5S; sat
tering J.
County Clerk-Henry Emerson
IS; w. II. Farnsworth 3; scatter
ing 10.
Assessor aud Collector y
Slaughter lss: VIM. Lowe las; +.
X. Clayton ~.
County Prosecuting Attorney-O.
y. MuniOck ls9; r. Il. Tanner lg5:
scattering /.
Coroner-JOhn T. Tyler pa: Jo-
seph Ash l84.
Recorler-C. {. Harris s45: W.
II. FarnswOrth ., scattering
Sheriff - Jesse Baldwin DO
Thomas Low III; OrsOn Biscknef
-; scattering 3.
Surveyor-C. c. Harris ~; VIM.
Hunst la2.
TreasureT-C. II. Bird 3j5: James
Low -; scattering 5.
T...srr- g......-.,-
Selectman-Willari ID. Cranney
20; James B. Shorten, -; scatter
ing, 2.
County Ilerk-C. d. W. Fullmer
tai; VIM. J. Goodwin s.; scatter
ing li.
Assessor aud Collector 4. G.
barber 9,u; Frederick Larsen, s..
County Prosecuting Attorney
/. {. rhCrnsen 93f; Vim. II. SMELL
ing =; scattering. -.
CurUner-AleXauder Lewis SIS:
+. II. Hanks 81.
RecOrIer-Wm. G.. Farrell qiS:
!. %. Gniiiths -; scattering /.
SheTiii-DJn kimball 49,; T.. y.
Rowland =; scattering -.
s7Ai = III + e " aAIA GlALNUn 30.
Treasurer w. Thatcher. Jr
$50; w. r. SiOyrr -; scatteringI I.
DAVIS COUNTY.
Selectman-E. l.. Ellison i5I:
y. J.. Bumham o.; scattering. ..
Clerk Of County Court-James
IL. Wilcox iaE John b. Meredith
~; scattering :.
Assessor and CUllector-Richarl
T.. EgIn az; IL. ". Ialsht a: /
scattering !. ]
County Prosecuting Attorney
Ihos. II. PHILLIPS IS: Aloudus l.. !
auckland -; scattering :.
County Recorder - Joseph T..
Robinson 49,; l.. ;. Burnhlm ~;
o..
Sherii-Eiijah Laycork Ii2; II.
Anderson -. scattering I.
County Surveyor-Thus. II. Phil
ip> lSs: II. :. Jusephs 81; scatter
ing
County Treasurer - Joseph r.
Robinson 53i; Iui. II. BonuemOut
~, scattering