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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-31
The Best assortment
OF glass and queensware. w. F. Lake.

Rev. Sam Jones, the celebrated evan
gelist, is the possessor of fine Fischer
piano. He indorses the Fischer, which
is the oldest made in America, very
highly, his piano having given him great
satisfaction. VIII A. Watkin Music Co.
of Dallas are sole agents for Northern
Texas for these high grade Instruments,
and have sold Fischer pianos TO some Of
Fort Worth g most prominent citizens.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-31
MEXICAN Notes.

Special to the Gazette.
CITY OF MEXICO, March 80. = The
mother-in-law of President Diaz and
wife Of the minister of the interior, is
dangerously i'll.
President Diaz has authorized a con-
tract for large slaughtering house.
The state of Guerrero is planting rub
Der trees.
Ell Tempo (newspaper) is sued for libel
ling the aroheologist, Leopold Batres.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-31
Killed bv the Cars.

Special to the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEX. March 30.-Andrew
waldron, negro, was killed by train
near Greenwood on the New Orlean s
Pacific last night. The negro was cross
ing a bridge along the track in front OF
the engine when he fell and was run
over.
Died in this city March 81, Lula May,
infant daughter of ] . e. and Mrs. Lula
P. Clark
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aArfcro1e Killer :,

The tremendous sales are unprecedented. It
IS curing thousands upon thousands of people OF
all kinds of diseases in the United states, Eng
land, France South America and Mexico Let
tiers received daily from substantial men want
ing agencies an almost all foFeig. oantries- II
you are = .ering the only thing You should uss
Is the ssSfierobe Killer - II YOU do not want to
be sick use the Mierobs Kilisr now aud during
the spring. as to thoroughly purify your
blood, and you viii not be sick. Call at the Of
fee for circulars giving history OF the microbe
theory The medicine Is harmless and very pal
stable. A. p. 1ITyLEaoHS, Agent,
81 Main street, Fort Warth, Tex
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FULL OF CONFIDENCE.

san AntOniO's Delegation to Lampasas to Cap
ture the Democratic State ConYentica.
Special % the Gazette.
san Ant no, Tex. March 90.-The
San 4tonio delegation to Lampasas
to urge on the Democratic executive
committee the claims of San Antonio as
the place for holding the state
nominating convention, left the city
this morning in private car !,
elegantly fitted up by the San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass railway complimentary
to the delegation. Among the San An
tonians in the car were Aldermen Lock-
wood, Rogers and Kelteyer and Col. H.
B. Andrews and J. J . Stevens. Col. w I.
H. Burgess Of Seguin and Col. Ed Lynn
of Victoria accompanied the delegation
as guests. 1t is confidently expect ed
that San Antonio will secure the prize.
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Mexican Lottery Company.

Special 10 the Gazette.
Houston, TEX, March S0.-The
headquarters for the Mexican lottery
company for the United States are TO be
moved to Houston. Spencer Hutchins
has just returned from the City of
Mexico and says that ali the printing
for this company will be done here and
all the American business transacted at
this point.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-31
LIN G,.iope,s Effects.

Many who have had La Grippe are troubled
with itch, risings, carbunkles, etc (which can be
speedily cured, or prevented by the use Chas.
Alff's Germ Exterminator, the greatest blood
remedy on earth.
GERM ExTERMISAToR Co.,
$40 Rusk Street, Fort Worth, Ten.
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Marine Intelligence.
epecssl 70 the Gazette.

GALVESTON, TEX, March 8o.-The
steams hips Lampasas of the Mallory line
and the Algiers Of the Morgan line ar
rived to-day from New York with large
cargoes of merchandise for interior
points
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-31
Denton.
Correspondence Of the Gazette.

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
DENTON, Tx. March 29.-Rev. /. L.
Scott, q prominent clergyman from
Bosque county, is in the city, and
preached a strong sermon at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South this morn
ing, and will preach again tonight. He
is fne pulpit orator and every inch a
Christian. A protracted meeting is in
progress.
The Denton high school now has 600
pupils under the SUPPLEMENTARY of
Capt. E. F.. Comegys, who IL commended
by the entire local press.
Hon. J. a. Carroll is candidate for
mayor OF Denton without opposition, o.
p. Poe and 1. E. Koonoe having with
drawn from the race.
There were nine criminal cases dis
posed OF in the district court this week,
to date.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-31
Cattle Starring.

CHARLESTON, W. VA, March 30.-In-
formation from Boone, Lincoln and ad-
joining counties is to the effect thas hun
dreds of cattle are dying for want Of
food. Grain is very scarce, and the roads
are so bad no feed can be hauled into the
country. The aggregate loss win be
large.
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vile; L A Dsvis, w K Smith. weatherford:
Miss III d Doolittle, Fl II Perry, Dallas;
F K Burns and wife, Dallas: III Lyrra1; st
Louis; J L Buford, Austin; Sidney Bass, Terrell,
@ Fl NJ Freeman, Martin, Tenn; DR. J T Dickey,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-31

at a recent great ball at the Russian
court all the ladies appeared in white,
without any, other ornament than dia-
monds, pearls and their own beauty.
The empress herself was present and
danced in nearly every dance.
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charced wen LiheI.
Special to the Gazette.

Bpecitl 20 the Oszstte-
NEW YORK. March SO.-G. seliko-
witch, publisher of the Jewish Herald,
and S. senuer, its editor. were charged
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-31

A man who had eloped from Easten,
Pa, sent his wife note from Jersey
City telling her to take good care OF the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-31

To Germ Exterrninator Company, Fort Worth,
Texas:
GENTLEMEN-I WIS tronbled long time with
Indigestion and constipation. and al remedies
failed to give relief of permanent character. L
was induced TO try Charles Alf's Germ Exter-
minator and took two Jugs and am now en-
tiIely cured and have increased in weight.
Asa s. HILL, Sweetwater, Texas.
Februarv Is 1890
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The h-i,,5 Of JEorse "a B,,,,

Is one that costs nothing to feed aud will
last lifetime. You can get them in all
sizes and from SIS up at A. j. Ander-
son IS. They are called bicycles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-31

Read our offer to send webster's Unabridged
Dictionary TO any one forwarding two annual
subscriptions to the Daily GAZETTE and so in
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as 4 MEANS OF ADTERTIsINa

Our Business, We Make YO4 This 1s6erGr
Eighteen geraniums. .............S1 90
Thirty pansies 90
Seventeen chrysanthemlms. ...... l 90
All of our plants remarkably low
priced. Give US G trial order. Plants
delivered free to any point.
FIT. WORTH NURSERY, SEED AND CANNING
COMPANY.
ROBERT DRUAIM, Manager.
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To make reporters Ten the Truth.

To Make Reporters Tell the Truth.
Rio JANEIRo, March 30.-A decree has
been issued ordering that persons guilty
of publishing or telegraphing false
aIarmist rumors shall be tried by court
martial
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-31
Runnihn Ride Ope,a.

The Arsesian Ice Co. are now able to
MI all orders, large or small, wholesale
and retail
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-31

Box sheet now open for Patti Rosa sale
at Eastwood s. Elliott's. Secure seats
early.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-31

a Day or With Your Family.
Go to A. J. Anderson s for every kind
OF sporting supplies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-31

The Finest rigsin If CITY.
nrOceh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-31
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the postC
Monday, March 81, Il
these letters the apple
tised letters and give
all letters advertised
cent in addition to the
accounted for as part o
per section $50, page 3
laws.
Ladi
Ashburn, Mrs Lee
Burton, Annie
Bradshaw, Mrs NJ A
Ballard, Mrs Sallie
Bledsoe, Mrs NJ L
Bedford, Mrs Zadie
Beanlish, Mrs John
Bailey, Mrs +
Campbell, Mrs Louisa
CLARK, Sarah
Cooke, Mrs Ella (2)
Donsyan, Mrs NJ R
Davidson, Annie
cream, Mrs A J
Gregg, Charlotte
Glasgow, Mrs Emily
Howard, Lenore
Xix, Mrs Mary a
Harris, Mrs o
Harrison, Lou
Howell, Mercer.
johnson, E L
King, Ethel.
Ludwick, Mrs A s
Lafferty, Mrs Chas
Mathews, Mrs J @ E
Marshall, Mrs A
Mendenhall, Mrs Lucy
Mosley, Lucy
Moore, Jennie F
Morrison, Mrs w n
Morris, Mrs Willie
Muck, Mrs NJ E.
Puryear, Mrs Ramie
Robertson. Anna
Reeves, Minnie
st Clair, Allie
Spence, Helen
Schneider, Katie
Tulloch, Mrs John
Woods, Seppie
Williams, MrsVick
Williams, Mrs CT
Webster, Clara
Weyrick, Mrs B
Watson, Sadie (2)
Ward, Lizzie G
GentIen
Anderson, Gust
Anderson, ] J
Allen, G II
BuTts, Chas
Bumhamer, A
Button, T NJ
Brock, II
Bryant, J G
Brewer, Charles
Braunan, w j
BoTst, Marshall
Bousman. Albert
Blum, Z
Bennett, Ray
Beatty, VIM
Carmody, John
Church Fred A
Chapman, E H
Conway, Ernest R
Cole, +
Collins, Joe
Cromwell, Chas L
Collins, Jordan
DurOss, Armand
Driebelbis, George w
Dodd, j D.
Doyle, Dennis f
Deardoff. George W
Davis, w II
Dali, W w
Eager, d w
Estes, John
Frye; Harry Q
Fowler, A X
Ferris, Phillip
Feagan, A J
Farthing, Ben
Fisher. Arthur ~
Grant, Jim
Gilt, w 4
Gardner, Jem
Hudson, AW
HoTvan, John
Hogan, II T
Heaville, q
Hemphill, J (coD
Harris, Mr. contractor
and buildeT)
Hardin, J n
Handy, ] n
Hall, J
Hussey, H
Ingram, Sam
Jones, ] r
Johnson, Lawson
Jennel, T P
Klebolte, NJ
Keys, Josiah
Luttrell, W II
Lotus, Thomas (2)
Lebbetts, Frank
Longario, FaustIno
Lane, George
Lacey, NJ
MastOn, James J
Macaw, Martin
Miller, Garrett
Moore, Ike
Morrison, w NJ
Murphy, Mark
Murphy, John B
Mack, J Z
McCampbelI, A Fl
McCustion, W S ~
Mcintyre, John ]
Noel. VIM
Moves, NJ B
Nesry, T a
Nelson, n A
Patio w Il
Price, II 7
Pierson, Chas H
Pardon, Charley
Queensbury j W
Ryan, Thos j
Rushing, z II
Robinson, Lee R
Robertson, W d
Richardson, B G ~
Riddle, John
Rexroat, S Q
Ransdell, James
Ray, Alton
Skinner, John
Switzerland, Donald
Simons, J G
Shields, E Dorsey
Shultz, Max
Seaburne, J W
Scharefer, Frank
Sandifer, R.
Samuels, H o
Sargent, R P
Taylor, John (2)
Taylor, Il F
Terrell, Henry
Tynes, NJ.
Wright, L. A.
Wright, Willie J
Wright, W III
Williams " W
Willis, Bob
Whitson, S l.
Weeks, George
Weller, j j
Walling, D
Weare, W II
Young, h Il Il
FOreil
Ernneott, J Fl
Horton, Stella
Miller, Geo
Norris, J Il
Randolph, Claude, A II
Wedge, G..
MisceIl
V 8. Miss (3)
Central Tex MI Bank
Election Ed Evening
Mail ~
Reed & Co, J W
Sec Cattlemen Con7en-
ton
Taylor Drug Co
West & MCGOWAN.
Cattle s
CHARLESTON w.
formation from Boo
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DIS. BELTS & BELTS,
S25 Main Street, Dallas, Texas

VTnuuV and all urinary troubles easily. quick
klUMll " and safely cured by DOCUTA Cap
suIeS. SeVerest cases cured IN seven days. Sold
$3.50 per box, all druggists, or by mail from Doe
uta Mfg. Co. ,1l2 White ST.. N. Y. Full directions
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80. To obtain any of,
ant must call for "adveF-
the date Of the list. Also,
hall be charged with l
regular postage, TO be
the postal revenue, as
s, United States postal
sS ListA
Ashburn, Mrs Sarah
Bridges, Clara
Bowers, Mrs Martha E
Blount, Capitola
Benton, Lou
Barnett, Mary
Baker, Annie
Cade, Mrs Ada
Colvin, Mrs Sue
Craig, Mrs Jimmie
Davis, Mollie
Daggett, Kettle
GFier, Manda
GoodSon, Mrs Lucy
Holland, Mrs S ]
Heck, Mary
Harper. Lula
Hamilton, Mrs II
Jones, Mary.
Lule, Mrs Mollis
Lane, Mrs s i.
Mansfield, Mrs VIM
Martin. Mrs Mary Duke
Miller, ! 3
Moore, Mrs ] F
Moore, Mrs Mary E
Morgan, Freddie
Mullins. Mrs Hannah
Parish, Mrs Della
Richards, Mrs VIM
Reed, Mrs J w
Stewart, Mrs Rose Z
Spin, Belle
Tabsr, Mrs Fl d
Travis, Mrs Ann
Williams, Maud
Williams, Mrs AG
Williams, Mrs 4O4 Jones
WEIGH, Matte
Weimer, Annie
Watson, Sue
Young, n Z
ten's List.
Allen, Richard
Allen. Matt
Asphalt, Albert
Burke, F c
Buchanan, J B
Bronze, b 81
Brush, Charles
Bryan, Chas n
Bracknsy, AfahlOn
Braham, j II
Boyd, 6 G
RIair "
Bickham, G r
Ballard, E II
Beattie, David
Carr, Hugh
Cheek, Paris
Cobb, Ben
Cone, Horace
Cole, Waiter
Cooper, j G
Crawford, J D
Draper, Joe
Donnell, A D
DObbens, Perry (cOD
Downey, + 2
Davis, Gus
Dashiel, John F
Evans, b K
Ellicott, George H
Fray, John, Jr
Field, John
Fernandez, Louis
Fairies, 7 5
Fault Qer, j X
FossetU, Isaac
Gilbert, James
Garrett. Andrew
Gavin, N e
Hennessy, Ed
Hoffman. Frank z
Harris. J NJ
Herman. john
Hemphill, Jim (col)
Harris, H Fl
Hartm IN, j ID
Handbook, Q 4
Hammer, David L
Hadid, Name Matree
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sus Elk 10 The GULE.
use Of CASTLE, 10 and I5c- Imported stock
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-03-31

Remaining in the postofice at Fort worth. Tex.
Monday, March 81, 1880. To obtain any of,
these letters the applicant must call for ''adver-
tsed letters and give the date Of the list. Also,
all letters advertised shall be charged with
accounted for as part Of the postal revenue, as
per section $50, page S4s, United States postal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-10
CHURCH NEWS.


-
the Methodist Protestant Church.
Ecs. ]. A. Lawfe returned hon Ana
ccr:es, Friday. where he had been 10 or
ganize q Presbyterian church. The mis-
sion was successful. and a church with
about sif,ecr members VS. organized Rev.
Lawrse recently assisted In the dedication
Of so Presbyterian church at Kent
tie nov holds regular weekly services in
the Presbyterian church at Slaughter.
Rev. r. A. Beard. superintendent Of the
American Home Missionary Society.
preached In the Plymouth Congregational
church yesterday The regular pastor.
Rev. George A. Tewksbury. was expected
back yesterday, but was delayed on the
way from the Fast.
The Lake Union Presbyterian church
viii be dedicated on March -
The North Seattle Baptist church will be
dedicated next Sunday. The edifice Is now
in the painters hands. bat strong efforts
viii BE made 10 complete IL this week
The congregation Of the Catholic church.
on South Fourth street, has 50 far been
unable To secure the necessary lots for the
erection Of is aew church building
Nearly ST Ct the frame OF the nex Meth
oAass Protestant church building. corner
i ntFG afiu f51c &sfSesss - up ana the Hngk
Is being pushed a. fast as the weather will
PERMIT The auditorium will he one Of the
rrcmlest aud hanasomeSt in The city.
Tke new pipe organ Of the First Presby-
terrain church viii arrive IN q few weeks,
Il wi1 be she finest organ in the city.
The quarterly meeting at the Free Meta
esilst church, Pine and Tenth streets. closed
yesterday sitter q three days session The
sfarS Of the denomination tn this district
ars IN 4 fiosrishing condition.
The Market street baptist church il
shoat to organise paid choir, and has Sc
cured the services Of several excellent
sia-e~s
The star et bethlehem Sunday school. q,
Twelfth and Jackson streets. conducted BY
Mrs +. II rYaif. Is proving most saccess-
tai IN every way A Protestant Methodist
eharch al Yrobshsy 10 organised at shis
place ths coming summer.
Rev. A. J, CAnasy conducted Preshy-
terrain services ia the palaslas Hi hail 81
s y n ard Ia the Ballard Presbyterian
church =; - y NJ. yesterday.
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esose confornisy - pus;h,s % this sgrss
meaf
AAnd azeaSi POM can refneo
TIE larxmAs< u his ernce,
As1 hsarn rrsx bsz6 nks sesbasn Jsvs
Ta.s nnhszs<sing rsees
Ths Lsrd. IN vezeeAnce dre11
VIZ lsfr h1s had and swear
Ysu shas 7espssed my pruzSaed re8
shall neves ezs<r xhexe.
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which the 6rst Christians were united.
This aione can furnish the basis Of Chris
tan union now. The unios of all az Gods
people. ali Christians, on the Rihle a. eur
ofssy authority in religion, wa the ugss-
mat object ct thc restoration al toe
ehnren. such grand object should thrill
every soui Il Is fart acknowledged hy
all sscd gseorle that ssctsrsanisn j. ahso-
latssv wrong IL i. sin. All Shoula.
therefore. lie wslllSsT to take The Blhse a.
the only rule Of faith ana practice.
"Tn the interest of union, therefore. We
Plead for the primitive order az thines We
D. net claim 81 he re Christians hus sim.
NV Christians. When considered IS sallea-
srs os CArist. In relation 30 ire ssady al
chrsst's doctrine we are disciples. ana in
relation 90 escA eshe- We are brethren aud
hsions to she church Of ChTiSs or chnroA az
Cod.
"A CAmpislinevev organized theeha~eh.
lie snspay esiled attention 20 the church
orxan rel sn Jerusalem CO the f1rss rense-
eoss after Chrsst's resurrection and ;Ae lsw
tshc New TessAmensl taas governs il. To
satisfy Yoar oea mind lcek II the orszai.
sAlsaas and see Shsch hears tAs closest
rv~ssaasanex - shss o. the New TsSssmsn,
waszh IL shy churches has the sAnas e~eed
that the church ssssss sheI ~ ChTiss hsi
that Jesus i The Ckrist sAs SEQ os the
living tssslt whas church Ass thu same
cnasastiuns % admission - n.eu eership.
fssfh. repentance and immersion. without
wSsrSa about q 'CAFsstiaa sxu<rssars.
ARD ia saGstsea 70 IS ether meetings for
prsve~. pysass ssa prex nlne. u,e~ss on the
Hrss cav 81 the seek Sc sr~Ax breaas We
do sscs ssasn Ia barr reached shs y%rssrs
axgxxsaeas shas sAeuE5 sKiss. aas s-e stgiv.
srg. a. Tar a. pS~ss, weAk. hansAa naEn-s
VII psTsnss, to bring car practise s1le ~
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-02
At the Ogden Mardi GIaS.

Ogden. Ut. July =. Special to
the DEsEREr NEWS The town is
somewhat more quiet this after
noon than It WAS yesterday, at the
Inauguration Of the royal majes;ies
Fine weather prevails. The people
in holiday apparel are just as
numerous. The decorations have
increased, and bands are playing
lively tunes.
This forenoon about forty cow
boys gave 4 spirited display Of wild
west horScmanshiP on Tabernacle
square. About two thousand PEOPLE
witnessed the performance, lasting
one hour. Rex Was absent.
A. four this afternoon great
-syJl tournament took place on
Tweu!y-.ugrth Street for champion
ship ami g. crown the queen. IL Is
Whispered that Mayor l[icsel's
daughter is TIE fortunate one for the
regal dignity.
= sli-iiei runaway occurred this
Afternoon.
The royalties have been enjoying
a drive all er ia city.
This afternoons tram brought up
the feoplr's and Liberal drum
corps. thc glInbea Club and the
Guitar and Mandolin Club, from
salt Lake City. These clubs make
- fine au appearance As any organ
izatious here, and sltctct much at
teut!Uu.
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After Dark"

The sale Of seats for the production
Of BOucicault's famous mclo drama,
"After Dark" begins at the Grand
Opera House tomorrow morning at
10 O'Clock, and from the demand
that has already been maize ut tire
box Office for seats for the Fourth Of
July matinee and evening perform
ances, it is expected that the audi
ences on that day will be very large.
The management nave arranged for
the matinee on the Fourth 10 begin
al go, after the industrial parade is
over, and in the evening the enter
tainmeut Is to commence nj 40,
finishing in ample time 10 allow
everybody 10 witness the fireworks,
which begin at 10 pm.
AFTER Dark, 4" rs produced 10y the
Brady company, Is the most elab1r-
ate representation OF a melO drama
now touring this country. Two ear
loads Of scenery are carried 10y the
organization, all Of which will bc
exhibited on four large trucks in
the Industrial parade on the
Fourth.
Bobby Taylor AMI Kelly ami Nur.
ply. three Of the highest sGlarird
vaudeville artists in the profession.
are introduced ia the cuuCeTi nail
scene. Taylor stauas at the head Of
Irish comedians a. q Fun maker aud
OF witty sayings.
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LOgan's Electric Light Company.

Yesterday the articles Of incOrpor-
alton OF the Logan Power, Light
and Heating Company were filed
with Secretary Sells. The capital
stock OF the company i 100000,
divided into 10000 shares Of 500
each. The corporation is organized
for the purpose Of acquiring and
developing water power, 10 supply
electric lighting FOR house, store aud
street purposes. to furnish anu sup
ply electric power for the operation
al all kinds Of machinery, and for
heating and for cthrI mechanical
and scientific purposes. The fir,t
officers Of the company are rs fol-
lows: G. W. Niblcy. Il. F. Ritter,
w. w. Ritter, T. y. Carbon, 4
Farr, Jr., Il. W. Thatcher. l.. :.
Hills. o. &. Ormshy. G.. ID. ". Full.
mer, Richard J. Taylor aud II. W.
Sloan, all OF whom are directors,
and G.. w. Thatcher Is designated
rs president; c. ID. Fullmer, vice
president; II. G. Easton, secretary.
and George w. Thatcher, Jr., treas
urer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-02
Police Court.

Yesterday afternoon Jas. Brooks
pleaded guilty TO \ cllarc, Of bur
glary, aud was sentenced 10 i'm
prisoument at hand labor Tor ninety
days and to pay a fine Of So.
Today, james O'Hara pleaded
guilty TO . charge Of drunkenness,
and was fined =.
Thomas Daniels il under arrest
for trespass at the Catholic church.
J. b. smith Is under arrest for q
like charge.
J.Sweeney was fnei = for being
drunk.
john Thomas. charged with va
-granCy, was tried and acquitted.
{. MrGrath, au alleged pick
pocket, charged with grand larceny,
was bound over in the sum OF SI5lu
% await the action Uf the grand
jury.
Daniel d. Walker. charged with
having stolen pair OF PANTS ana q
razor. was adjudgyd not guilty.
\ Dir. Stanton, who pleaded gull
~ 10 change q assault and battery.
was finei SO.
The preliminary examination or
J. G. Cameron Oh a charge Of horse
stealing was had this afternoon.