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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-19
Points Voters Should Observe.


The STANDARD of yesterday morning s
issue devoted half column editorial in en-
deavoring to compare the Republican with
the Democratic ticket The editor could
find no fault with the latter ticket person
ally, but because one or two candidates
were selected from the city and not from
the county he offers that as an excuse that
the dear ones that he loves so well should
receive the majority of the SURFACES in
this county. In speaking Of the candidate
for the county superintendent of schools he
saws: . "This is an officer in whose
election Ogden city has not one word to
say; it does not vote for him at all; who
ever holds the position must be the choice
OF the majority outside the municipal lines.
Yet here again the rights of the county
were clearly ignored and overridden, and a
resident of Ogden, at which point the
Democrats seem TO think IS concentrated
all the wisdom and intelligence of Weber
county, was put in nomination.
The man who wrote these lines must
have been suffering from serious case of
perturbat of mind, which, if it is the
case he is excusable for this conduct, but
If not he knew very well he was trying to
force onto the people base falsehood.
In the first place Joseph S. Peery was
nominated in the Democratic county con-
vention by a delegate from the county,
Samuel Doxev, of North Ogden, and il was
seconded in some very appropriate remarks
by w. L. p. Peyton. No sooner had Mr..
Peyton concluded when another delegate
from the county, o. J. Swinson, of Plain
City, arose and stated that Mr. Peery was
the very man whom he intended to nomi-
nate for the position. His name was re-
ceived with an uproar of enthusiasm, and
he was declared the choice of the conven-
ton withou. dissenting vote. Now,
doesn't that show he was the choice of the
majority outside of municipal lines. Does
that show that the rights of the country
were clearly ignored and overridden as the
volatile editor statess AS to the city not
having anything to say in the election of
such q candidate that point has never been
questioned. But the city delegates were
permitted to cast q complimentary ballot.
as they did in the Republican convention
last FRIDAY. In the second place the voters
In Weber county should not elect a man to
such responsible position as superintend-
ent of schools without first considering the
fact that it is prominently necessary
20 make the county schools success-the
superintendent should be An educated man.
. man who has gone through the courses of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-07-19
A CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT IN REALTY
AND MANUFACrIRES.

The Utah Coal and Iron company. of
Iron county. u. T., is Incorporated with a
capital stock of ESQ 0JO, of which $40. 900
is set apart for working capital, divided
into shares of 500 each. The purchaser OF
each of the first $50 shares viii be entitled
to one inside building lot, 30xlO0 feet,
fronting streets sixty feet wide, except
two which will be used for street car lines,
100 feet In width. The funds thus obtained
will be used in finishing the blast furnaces
now in course of construction, and In plsc-
ing the company's present property in con-
venieut shape TO manufacture iron
Said property consists OF twenty acres Of
land. brick foundry building. with Gu
palo; a No. Roots Blower steam engine,
engine house, drying furnace aad house,
blacksmith shop and tools, carpenter shop
and tools, benches, ETC.; two Offices. two
store rooms, two charcoal ovens. rock
boarding house, one hundred tons of pig
and cast iron for the castings OF the hot air
and blast furnaces.
The present stockholders are Thomas
Taylor, John r. Fretweli and Eugene
Shoppman, Of Iron county. and Miles Tay-
lor. Samuel ]. Taylor, Frederick A. Slade
and William c. Winder, of Salt Lake
county, who compose the board Of direc-
tors.
Stock can DO purchased or further in
formation obtained from Thomas Taylor.
of Iron City, or Eugene Shoppman, OF
Cedar City, Iron county, Utah.
THOMAS TAYLOR, President
EUGENE SHoPPMAN. Secretary.
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General Gleanfn gs.
And now the fight is o.

And now the fight is on.
The hotel registers showed light rec
ord yesterday
The electric railway poles are all up sa
far as Five Points
&. D.Moreley, Esq, is in Corinne on bust
ness for several days.
kent's military band furnished the mus ic
for the Liberal meeting last evening.
Alabama" will hold the boards at the
Grand opera house Thursday evenin g, July
%
A lively runaway occurred on Twenty
sixth street last evening, but fortunately
no one was injured.
Prof. Kent will give a concert in the
Grand opera house Tuesday evening, for
the benefit of the Utah university.
l. n. Pierce and X. c. Lundy have re-
turned from business trip to Dsnver,
Omaha, Chicago and other points east.
The streets were very quiet yesterday
for Saturday. The country people took ad-
vantage of the circus the day before.
County Clerk Ledwidge issued a mar
risge license yesterday TO Hans Becker,
aged twenty seven. and Amy Hanson,
aged seventeen, both of Ogden City.
The following kilograms remain I'M
called for in the office of the Western Union
Telegraph company: John Letter, F. A.
McCard, Moose x Allen, Frank Meredith
In an interview yesterday with MIR. j.
Schott, Of the the extensive wool honse Of
j. Schott * Co., of St. Louis, the gentle
man expressed himself in terms most COM
plimentary to the wool growers of Utah.
He claims the products compare favorably
with any in the country, having shipped
and bought 1,000,0 pounds of Utah woods
this season. Though this is his first visit
to this section of the country, he has earned
a favorable reputation by his honorable
dealings. He is accompanied by Henry
Marx, who has represented his house in
this section the past two years. Mr..
Schott leaves for his home in ST. Louis IN a
few days.
W. NJ. Y. Verge, late manager of the
merchants night patrol, was arrested late
yesterday afternoon on the charge of adul-
terry having been committed with a woman
residing in house of disrepute in this city.
The woman was also arrested. Both were
taken before Commissioner Cross and held
in $500 bonds each, which neither could
give and were locked up in the city jail
Merge and the woman engaged in shooting
scrape shortly prior 10 their arrest, In
which several bystanders came near re-
ceiving the effects of the bullets. Verge
has wife and several children, who are
highly respected. Quite a strong feeling
exists against Verge, and the general opin-
ion is be should receive the full extent of
the law.
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Burrville- H. Shock. Neal Mcmillan,
H~u. ~ Do&~~-~-

Burrville-W. H. Shock. Neal Mcmillan,
Hans C. Peterson.
sANPETE COUNTY.
Mount PleasantH. p. Jensen, A. p.
Oman, Abraham johnson.
Fair View-Joseph S. Wing, William E.
Young, William S. Taylor.
Milburn-Jens Peterson, Orson Kelsey,
George Zabriskie
Thistle-Gunder Peterson, VIM. N. It'd
well, Joseph N. Seely.
Moroni-N. L. Eliason, Philip Max, Jabez
Fauz.
Fountain Green-H. C. Hansen, Edward
Draper, Rees R. Lewellyn.
Wales-Alfred w. Lamb, Solomon Jensen,
Arthur Lamb.
Chester-E. J. Conrad, Zachariah Kump,
j. z. Candland
Spring City-Christian Clawson, Jacob
johnson. Robert Blaine.
Ephraim-Rasmus Clawson, James l..
Jensen, Peter Greaves, jr.
Manu-Fred Alder, +. w. Fox, John
Hougaard
Petty-Warren S. Whitlock, William d.
Funk, Walter X. Barton.
Gunnison-Reuben Christensen, Charles
Perkins, Gustave Swalberg.
Fayette-G. NJ. Clark, A. T. Ro binson,
William Gee
Mayfeld-Simon Hansen, Christian c.
Larsen, George A Whitlock.
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LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR
1 the county OF salt Lake, territory OF Utah.
N the matter OF the estate OF Thomas Green,
a, ceased Orsler 10 show cause WHY order of
safe Of real estate snould not DC made. James
e. HanilIoo and Cornelius Green. the ex-
ecutOrs OF the last Will tad testament OF
Thomas Green, deceased. having uled their
petition herein. dull verified. prdTing for an
order OF sale o. u portion OF the real G ate o.
said ccs I. for .ne purposes therein set forth.
il therefore, orGered by the Judge OF said court
{ a. all lcr~ons interested in the estate of
aid deceased appear before the sad pro-
bate court on Wednesday. the I=th day OF
ADJUST 1891. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
s ia day at the court room OF SAID PROBATE
court 1T the county court house,
in The city and 1oun 1; OF Sat LAKE
Utah territory. 10 show cause why an order
snuu.d not TIC granted 10 the said ann n .st-ator
TO sell nue.. of the real estate OF The drce ssed
at private sale a shalt be neCeSSa V. ana That 4
CO.'S Cf this oder he published NJ least four
successive W., k in Tbs SALT l. X Herald.
"a newspaper printed and publisheI IN said city
and county G. w. BARTCH
Datct. July, 10. 1891. Probate Judge
3 w DARKF, Attorney for Executors
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First District Court.

The following business was transacted
in the First district court yesterday:
Michigan Stove company VS.. j. Thomp-
son. Motion for new trial submitted and
taken under advisement.
Stephen B. Gould VS.. e. A. Reed, motion
for judgment on pleadings. Submitted and
taken under advisement.
Peter Islum VS.. Christian Islum, motion
for alimony pendente lite and for attor-
news fees. Submitted and taken under
Amusement.
Max Idleman ct al, William Driver ct al,
S j. Burt ct al, Adam Geiger ct al, r. A.
Wells ct al, John England ct al. VS.. Ogden
Hot SPRINGS Railway and Health Resort
company, motion to dissolve attachment
pendenue lite.
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LEGAL NuTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceivcd Gt he Office OF the county clerk.
salt Lake cay Titan. until o'c'ock pm
August B. ISL, tor all the labor and ma erial re
CO., ed in the CrecI on Ot the joint city and
county building for Salt Lake city an. county
~ SAT- LAKE c.ty. Utah territSry. according to
tac plans and echcations which can be seen
AT Inc ottiCe OF Monhcim. Bird & u on foot
architects Salt Lake city. Utah territory and
II :. oiiice # Proudioot * Sird architects
Vic lia IL nSas AZ, er July - 1872.
BIDS will received on the waole or any
pa. u of the work.
a certified check for 2 per cent. of the bid
must accompany each BID.
Il as must be sealed and endorsed bill for
tie constr Iction OF The joint c,ty and county
uiCinS salt Lake ctIv. Utah territory" and
addre- sed To- the chairman OF the Joint building
committee
T,.ecor m ttee reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. GEORGE NJ SCOTT.
Chairman
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LtGAL NOTICE..
IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR

j salt Lake county. territory OF Utah. Ia the
matter OF the estate OF --iIS 4. --s-t.- L. ,.S-
cr.aeu- NOIICe--,Olce Is hereby given that
Er, ca j. Branilng, execuIrix or the Is
tate OF Eric F. HranriuS deceased. has
rendered for settlement and fled in said corr.
her final account OF h=r adm .nisiratlon OF said
estate ana petition for final DIST button OF tae
residue If said estate among The persons en-
tilted thereto and that AoEdav. the IN dry
o. .luiy. A u. lo9 1T 10 O'CLOCK i. n. al
the court room OF said court, in the county
court house. salt Lake city and county, Utah
territory, has been duly appointed by the
Judge OF said court for the settlement OF said
accounts and hearing said petition for dist-ibl-
ton. at which Time and place n person inter
sstod in sand estate may appear and show eau e
any there be. why sad account should not be
settled and approved and nnal distribution
made as prayed for.
Lat. u July !. ISL.
G. e ALIEN
Clerl; of the Probate Ccur.
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2. e. RICH,
Alan ge..
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR
i the county OF Salt Lake, territory o. Utah.
IN the matter OF the estate OF Elllal Cheney,
deceased. Order 10 snow cause why order or
sale Of real estate should not be made. Zaeheus
Cheney the administrator OF the estate OF
El!iah Cheney, deceased, having sled his
letition herein. dull verified. PRAYING for an
order OF sale OF a portion of the real estate o.
said decide I. for the purposes therein setiorth
it is therefore ordered by the judge OF sad curt
that ell persons interested in the estate Of
sad deceas ed. appear before the sad pro
bale court OF Wednesday, the 18th day OF
July, lsyI, At 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day az the court room Of SAID probate
court at the county court house,
la the city and count5 OF salt Lake
Utah territory. 10 show cause why order
should not he granted 20 the aid ADMIN straior.
TO sell much Of the real estate OF The -Ce ised
al privale ~nle "a shall be Necessary. an that u
copy OF this Older be published at least tour
successive week in The DAILY HERALD. a
newspaper printed and published III sad city
anu county. G. ". BARTCH.
Dated June %. 1891. Probate Judge.
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JUDGES OF ELECTION.
Another Long Batch Appointed by the Utah
Commission.

Commission.
The Utah commission yesterday ap-
pointed the following judges of elections:
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Silver Reefs. w. West, TIP Gillespie,
William F. Potter.
Leeds-William Sterling, NJ Z. Paris,
Charles Westover, or.
Observation-Disclosures Spoul, Israel Neil
sen, Peter E. Van Orden.
ST. George-F'rancis l.. Daggett, a p.
HAPPY, Richard Bently.
William Atkin, ST., John
Stuck, John Hoffen.
Santa Clara-Rudolph Fret, John Stuck,
John Hoffen.
Duncan's Retreat-David b. OFT, r. w.
Reeve, George w. Wright
Grafton - Daniel Morris, Charles II .
Jones, George II. Wood.
Virgin City-Joseph Hilton John Isom,
Nephi Workman.
Rockville-Jscob H. Lankton, Frank T.
Slaughter.
Shouesburg-Joseph Millett, jr., E. W.
Stevens, John A. Beal.
ringdale-Samuel X. Clifford, Joseph
Miliett. ST., James II. Lennon
Pine Valley. b. BracKen, Il. b. Gar
diner, R. l.. Lloyd.
Gunlock-Frank o. Holt, William Thur
man. jeremiah Leavitt.
New Harmony-Francis Prince, Albert
E. Taylor, L. A. Prince.
Pinto-John H. Harrison, Charles f.
Knell, NJ. w. Harrison.
Hamolin-George A. Holt, b. T. Platt,
David Garfield.
Heoron-Charles II. Barnum, jefferson
Hum, George w. Laub.
Toquerville-Martin Slack, sr., James
Lowe Joshua L. Willis.
wAsATcH COUNTY
Heber-Judge Goodwin, Thomas s. Wat
son, Thomas c. Smith.
Midway-Charles Bronson, j. W. Biz
cumshaw, George Bonner.
Charleston-W. w. Kelly, George DAY.
bell, J. w. Kenney.
Wallsburgh-S. d. Nichols, Alfred Ford,
Francis Kirby.
UINTAH COUNTY.
Ashley-David L. Bills. Thomas c.
Shacklet, William G.. Reynolds.
Vernal-William 5. Powell, John BIan-
kenship, Charles S. Carter.
observation-disclosures Daniels, Frank Orser.
John Worsley.
Mountain Dell = George Fitzsimmons,
Benjamin F. Jones, Marion G.. Thomas
IRON COUNTY.
Paragoonah-J. S. Barton, ID. A. Lamor-
eaux, j. b. Davenport.
ParowRn = q. s. Haltermau, H. L.
Adams, Thomas Yardie.
Summit-John White. James H. DALEY,
Samuel S. VIM.
Cedar City-Evan Williams, John Mid
dleton. James Corliett.
Ksnarrs-S. J. Pollock, George Williams,
H. E. Wood.
SEWER COUNT.
Sslina-W. Fl. Rex, George Francy, w.
n. Robinson.
Redmond-Henry McKenna, John Nc
Kenna, ]. p. Jensen.
Gooseberry-A. n. Castro, Warter Bird.
Stephen Farnsworth.
Willow Bend--W. j. Ivie, John Larson.
E. A. Shepard.
vermillion-M. Keighn, F. Cudderback,
Glenwood-J. P. Crasier, S. F. Mount,
A.. HAPPIER.
Richneid-August Nelson, MAIDS Chris
Jensen, w. z. Thurber.
Aunabe]le-L. Thompson, Franklin Car
penter, j. w. Fairbank.
Elsinore-R. w. Herring, j. A. Moore.
n. E. Baldwin.
: Central-A. Nelson. Jens Christensen, b.
II. Greenwood.
Monroe Bertelsen, Walter Jones,
James Tidd.
Joseph-R. A. Bridges, A. N. warensky,
&. II. Jackson.
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United states Marshars Arrests.

Deputy United States Marshal George
D. Corey reports making the following ar
rests:
Charles Rannell, Of Hyrum, on the charge
of house breaking. He pleaded guilty to
the charge and gave bonds for his appear
ance before the grand jury.
John Johnson, at Logan, on the charge
of assault and battery, who also gave bonds
for his appearance.
H. s. Bassett was arrested at Logan on
the charge of unlawful cohabitation.
George Thatcher and James Quail went as
sureties for his appearance.
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Closing Raiirua.i Stocks
NEW YoIsK. July is.
Chicago FRO lie


CHICAGO. July iS-n heat s, eady, cash,
&C September. 81 :.
Corn-o;eady: cash, , :; September 52I..
Oats Easy cisn. 10. September. -65s.
Pvrk--teady: cash. o. ,: september liza
Laru-o etuy. CASA. u"s ,. osp caID5c. 6.55
Bar ey-Nomlna.; .jeDteIiOer. 6..L.1
kye-siui4- Iii
S I"uider,-5 6Nt5 IS. sort c C AZ, Is 80 8. co.
s>.iOTt -ios-6.J1S j.6l
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New YORK Market

NEW YORK, July IS.-Hops- Weak: Pacific,
1922.
Cofee-Options closed steady, unchanged u
10 points up. sales. l25JC g ;: August id.s5:
September, 1870. iA.H.. OCTOBER H., 6cl465
Spot lilo nrm; fair clrsC es. istt M. = i7sk
ougdr-R-Iw, firm. Fir T, fcIus Ls-iuT3:
cenirifugals % test, .io; 81 &c i. % renned
firm. Good demand.
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CHICAGO. July Salt receipts aO'O;
STR n, riue Ia exits. us - oh; OIdcrs
~ a. a.; Texans. OJ,'I >. stock r, - @s tJ
III = rece DtS vsOi: tive and IN r rou sh
al u cVEnoi- 1 ..stcs -. mixed AMI packers
= = s55.i-. prime heavy ald butchers we gnts
5.sbd5 til; Prime light. t.-;.uj.
sheep receipts. I.tOs. sJsady: native
wethers. -.-s'f..-a; Ia Xe l. :. C,i.7s: ear
lingS. 5.sJlg5.:Y; westerns. 4lJe1llO. Texans
IA a 5,5
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Stock Evckange.

NEW YORK. July Is. - TIE failure OF the
ENGLISH la * caused lower prices m all kinds
OF stCck> in oEdoL. aid he stock maj keI here
ieIt-the effects Of The decline. nile opening
prices we.e aoOve LoIuOn. large fractions were
kno. ked oil The II - active males. burlington
fCli per cent after The lis. hour however
the q, wEwtr movem' n cel I'D. aid Tie close
WIS Lrm I, od-h q;.iet IL. re were insignin
cant chan. es from yf'-'irrday.
Cove. neits S.s3dF-
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CHICAGO Wreat.

CHICAGO. July Is-WEeat steacy The
opt ug price TO july sees about The same as
yeStrrd iy's closing To "a Slads : rorger anu
advanced IL. re-, ced aud closed .uout !.
higher Than ye-ter lay Au.ust advalcei an.
closed y ligaer and DeCe-l e. advanced sstai,
ana closed u higher. e,elpts. sa4,UOJ; snip
menLs 80. %.
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NOTICE. OF SALE OF EsrRAYS.

7 HAVE IN MY POSSESSION THE FOL-
i lowing described animals to-wit: One
s,rrel mare eight years old. branded CN on left
shoulder white star in forehead
Ore yellow mare eight years old branded CN
on left shoulder white star in forehead
One roam horse five years Old branded sc on
left thigh.
20
One bay horse five years DID, branded 10 on
left shoulder. hind feet white.
Which IL not claimed and taken away will be
sold q public auction on Monday July 81, 1891,
as b. law D. divided Sale 10 commence at
pm JOHN MCCLELLAN JR..
Constable Tooele City precinct.
Dated July Is. 1891
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I,IvpronuI Grtin

LIVERPOOL. July Is.-Wheat holders offer
MODERATELY: No rec s rin steady. IS nj Corn
holder, offer futures moderately aud he supo.y
of spot Tor 81 Ct s. Sd. Erm- Juty - I'D
firm: August IS I'D, steady; september, u old
steady.
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LONDON. July ls-Clo,ing consols. e5 81
DO. account. yol..
United States As i.isaa do ass, i.O2s..
Bar silver, It'd. per ounce
Money. ii@;. per cent.
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GARFIELD BEACH.
New Time Carbon and After June IS, Trains
VIII Run as Fellows:
DREP CREEK STAGE

Runs from Stockton to Dugway every day
except Sunday. Passengers leave salt
Lake city 8 Z. N. and arrive ct Dugway
same night It IL o'clock.
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New York Mining Quotations.
Money Market.

New YORK, July lS-Moaey on call easy
closing offered =.
Prime mercantile paper unchanged
Steil ng exchange, easy; o. day bills i.sii.
demand, I.So5..
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nIIs.
Local ouotations.l

Boiled LIDseed-Bbls 5Sc. cases fives, SIC.
Raw Lnseed-Ebls-, &c. ca Is fives. SIC
1urpenl. ne-Bbls.. 26c. Gases fives, toc
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Boss oS. July lS-Atciison. Topeka & Santa
Fee 3z1i iiLI ..netor, 81. t4eXcau Central com
mon, isss San DIEGO, IS
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Bos,on Q ,o:atials

New YORK, July ls--Petroleun closed at
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COMMERCIAL.
SILVER AND LEAD.

San Francisco Mining Stocks.
[HERALD SPECIAL SERvIcE.J
SAN FRANCISCO. July IS, 1891.
nom.
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shores CT the Great Salt Lake. Orders received
for any amount
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OSEUaA AND VICINITY.

--cattle dying.
--Threshers busy
Miss Noltie Howell Is visiting In Alton.
John McCullough's baby has been quite
sick.
-FairIand grain elevator Is being rapidly
completed.
REV. Hogan has gone to the Creek nation
ON preaching tour.
Prof. Huddieston Is teaching a writing
school at Pleasant Hlli.
John sutton and Sam Foust have gone to
Muskogee 10 attend court.
--CarIoad after carload OF hay Is being ship
pei from oseumA and Fairland
Quite 4 number OF our people attended the
district Alliance meeting aud 4th OF July eeie-
bration at Lost Creek. All report good time
BRO. samuels. national Alliance organizer
delivered an excellent puOlic lecture al
oseuma hall last Monday night. which was
we'll attended
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NOTES raon ADAln.

Health in the nelghborhood Ia quite good
again.
Rev. Grace will preach mex, Sunday as
usual.
WIN Lenox has moved TO The Smith house
again.
MIR. W O. Lansiy's grain house Ia about
completed.
"A load OF fine wheat was brough. % town
saturday.
Charlie Collins has gone to Clinton. Mo-.
on business.
Mat ssppington. OF Fairiand. was visiting
his brother Jim last week.
Mir. and Mrs. Propp have returned from Q
visit 10 the lady's mother al Baxter Springs.
Joe Rogers wagon came uncouplsd In
Rock creek rs he was leaving the plcnic but
no one was hurt.
The fourth has come and gone. and the
gentle shower that came with II will be re.
membered by many
Our school closed on the Srd with exercises
In the afternoon. Miss Baich, the teacher,
will return to her home In Missouri Monday
morning. but expects TO return and teach ouI
fall school.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-07-09
OinaItv to Animala

Section l9il, digest Of the statutes
OF Arkansas. criminal laws, govern.
ing courts of che Iuli,tn Terri tory pro
vides, chapter 4j; "tf any person shat
overdrive, overload, torture, torment,
deprive of necessary sustnance, or
cruelty beat, or needlessly maltreat, or
Kill, or cause or procure the same to
he done To anv living creature, shall
be deemed guilty ot "a misdDmeanDr."
Section 1875 provides. that the words
torture" torment" or cruelty shall
be held to include every act. omis.
sion or neglect, whereby uniustidab
physical pain, suffering or death is
caused or permitted. Men and boys
who delight TO torture jacks. goats and
dogs in this vicinity by applying acidS,
may not be surprised il called 10 ans
wer for their acts before the court.