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COULD NOT SPARE 1T.
She Saved His Life, But Could Not Hay
His whisky RottIe

She Saved His Life, But Could Not Have
His Whisky Bottle.
Saturday, about o'clock, as the north
bound pa ssenger-Eraiu was leaving the linz
its Of the town, says the Salinas journal,
there might have been chroniced horrible
death had it not been for the immediate
presence Of brave lady. a man, stupefied
with liquor, was lying prone across the
track as the train neared Mccormick place
beyond CastroVille street. The engineer
had vidently seen the man, but not in time
to stop the train. 1t was then the heroine
of this incident. Mrs. Louie Wogensen,
rushed to the track and dragged the uncOn-
sciOus drunk from the rails just as the pom
derOus iron steed Numbered past-not a
moment too soon! The passengers cneered
the noble deed and by many demonstrations
gave vent to their feelings of admiration
and gratitude. Mrs. WOgensen now saw
bottle of whisky in one OF the pockets OF
the mans coat. Realizing this as the cause
Of the mans late peril. and wishing to
shield him from its further Tavages, she
asked that she might have the bottle. To
this the besotted wretch replied: "Mush
oblizhe, you saved m life. but you can't
hav zhe bottle" He then, without further
demonstrations of gratitude. wrapped him
self in sleep. This was the consideration
and feeling shown to a stranger that had
periled her life TO save him from revolving
death beneath those iron wheels.
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RAILROAD NOTES.


a Big FraterDal Excursion Coming Out
to California.
The Progressive Benefit Order, fraternal
organization, will come out here on an ex-
cursion to California, leaving Boston on
January 18th. The sightseers will travel in
n special train in charge of the Raymond
Excursion Agency, and will be due in San
Francisco on January 22d. The party will
be gone from Boston thirty-two days. and
will travel 1926 miles. Round-trip tickets
cost S2S5.
According TO a return before the Dominion
Parliament recently the total amount of
land given the railroads in the Northwest to
date is %, 10000 acres, excluding the grant
TO the Canadian Pacific, which amounts to
100000 acres, making grand total OF AZ
$4,000 acres.
Phillips Rock Island Excursion arrived
here yesterday with 100 home seekers from
New York, Chicago and New England
points.
Amos Burr, Travelling Passenger Agent
OF the Vanderbilt lines, has returned from
the south
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-28

The terribly aggravated form OF influenza, which
physicians on the continent OF Europe designate as
"la grippe" seems to have effected permanent
Judgment this side the Atlantic 1t makes its reap.
pearance as soon cool weather sets In, and not
infrequently during the summer months In the
spring IL is rampant Nothing checks Its first at
tack, or SO efectually counteracts Its subsequent
ravages, as Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The for
tifying, invigorating influence OF that benehcent
tonic protects the system against the dangers which
beset a feeble physique and weakly constitution
consequent upon abrupt transitions OF tempera-
ture. 1t difuses genial warmth through the dia-
phragm, which is the best corrective preventive
of chill and is means Of neutralizing the effect
of exposure in damp rigorous weather. In dys-
pepsla, liver complaint costiveness, rheumatism
maarial and kidney troubles 1T II never escorted to
without good results. a.
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Before the Fire Committee.

Thomas Rays petition to the Board Of
Supervisors for the right to maintain a
laundry on the corner of Twenty-ninth and
Dolores streets was denied by the Fire
Committee yesterday.
The petitions for fire hydrants at Ocean
View aud the POtrero were placed on I'll q,
there being no funds available for that pur
pose.
Fire Commissioner Parsons was granted
permission to put an additional story four
teen feet high on the Del Monte mill, cor
ner Brannan and Stanford streets.
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Mrs. Benjamin EIoned.

j. G. LAWS OF Philadelphia has written to
Chief Crowley that Onetta BENJAMIN, re-
Gently sentenced here to thirty DAYS impris-
onment in the County Jail, is his lawful
wife. Three years ago she eloped from
Marion County, Mo-, taking with her the
baby girl that Is now 6 years old and being
cared for by the Society for the Prevent ton
of Cruelty 10 Children. Laws now desires
to have possession of his daughter,
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CHICAGO Oct. 27.-The Porter Bros Company sold
to-day four carloads of California fruits. Full crates
Tokay Grapes brought 81 SOg2 50; half crates zoe
@Pl %; fun crates White Malagas 90 45: full
crates Black Moroccos, 30 40 fun crates Corni-
chons, 81 9O@2 Is; single crates, 81 1901 20; full
crates Muscats, 81 1892 %; half crates, SOc9
81 20; Winter Sickle Pears, So 10 ounces. 81 20
Peaches, 81 25@pl 40.
NEW YORK, Oct 27.-Porter Bros. Company sold
Glout MorCeau Pears at 30 S0@3 So: Beurre de
Aniou, 50 90 Comee. SO 50; fun crates MUSICALS,
81 0O half crates, 100000.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK. Oct 27-The stock market was dull
to-day, the opening was at small fractions higher
and without feature. The market closed firm at
slight fractional losses in the whole list Govern
ments Arm. Petroleum closed at 601ao.
NEW YORK. Oct 27.-United States Bonds-4's.
ll712 2's, 100; Northern Pacific. 2S14: Canadian
Pacific. So: Central Pacific, 33l5; Union Pacific.
401a: Atchison and Santa Re. asa; Wells Fargo.
1888; Western Union, S21s; siiver, 95ss Sterling.
81 S112@04 S412.
Flour-Stealy. Coffee, $ll IS. Sugar. 3@3 9-32.
Hops = Pacific Coast, l29161ac. Hides = 1910.
Copper-Lake. Sl1 TIu-Spot, $40 30. Lead-Do-
nestle, "a 2712, lron-Sl6. Petroleum, 6O1sc.
HOPS.
New York, Oct. 27.-Hops are fairly aclive
Two carloads of prime PRcifcs sold az l5c. The
German market is firm aud fairly active. English
firm but rather quiet.
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Lumber Market.

Retail prices are as follows:
PINE-ROugh. SlS for No. l and SIS for No. 2;
Specified lengths. $40; odd lengths, Sl7: ed
rough, $24; clear rough, $50: No. flooring, S3OG
So, according to size; No. . do &23G25; stepping
dressed, S43 for No. and S2S for No 2; Lath, $50
4 25 Pickets. rough, III.
SPBU CE-Rough $50; selected, S2S; clear $34
dunnage, SIS delivered; dressed shelving, $3G
REDN oOD-RouGb $40 for No. and SD for No.
2; extra Sizes 50 for No l and $l7 for No. 2: Sc
Iected S26: Rustic, No. l. $24D 50: No. =, SIS;
surfaced, No. l. S300i5; No 2, S24@26; PicketS,
rough, Sl7 square end ana SIG for pointed
giles. 81 p NJ for common aud So 20 for fancy;
Shakes, SII for split and Sl3 for sawed; Posts
sul!r.
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The Bank Commissioners have issued
licenses to the following concerns: Orange
Growers Bank. Riversde-CapItal, $780,
600; subscribed. 100000; officers-M. j.
President; II. D. Hays, Cashier. Home
Savings Bank, Oakland Capital, $500, 900
10 per cent paid up; oficers-V. b. Moody,
President; o. F. Sites, Cashier. Hanford
Savings Bank. Hanford-Capital, $4,000;
subscribed, $4,000; ofiicers-C. Railsback,
President; r. A. Fassett Cashier.
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Sbi,,ninr Nofes.

Steamers to sail to-day Collection day. are the Ore
gon for Portland, the Los Angeles and North Fork
for Humboldt bay, the Emily for Coos Bay, aud tn
Bonita for San Diego. The Haytien Republic falls
due from Puget Sound. the Corona from San Diego
and the Yaquina and Alexander Duncan from the
southern coast.
The bark COlusa, 1923 tous, loads Coal at Seattle
for this pOrt bark Gatherer 1436 tons Coal at Ia
coma for this port; bark X. h. ood, l4O6 tons,
Coal at Nanalno for this port or San Pedro.
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Infringed a Copyright.

DR.. Joseph Simms of Oakland has insti-
tuted suit in the United States Circuit Court
against Mary OImstead Stanton, authoress
OF '.Physiognomy. a Practical and Scientific
against the ArgOnnut Publishing Company,
Frank Nj. Pixcy and the San Francisco
News Company to restrain them from pub
fishing and circulating her work; also for
damages for alleged infringement OF copy
right The suit grows out Of the similarity
OF her book to one published by DR.. Simms.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-28

Tax Collector O'Brien maintains that the
best evidence of the absurdity of the in
stallmeut tax bill is the fact that fully 70
per cent of the taxpayers take a receipt in
full on the first payment The total amount
of collections to date is $40, S41 %. In 1890,
up to November 5Oth, the total amount col
lected was $247, 697 10.
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Might Strike n bargain.

be greatly aided in their efforts to establish
sugar-beet factory in that marvelously
prolific region If they can strike bargain
with j. ID. Spreckels g. Bros These gen.
tlemen have a Deet-sugar manufacturing
plant which they are anxious to dispose Of.
All the conditions of bargain would seem
to exist here. That there Is big money in
making sugar Is proposition that has been
put beyond the peradventure of doubt
Los Angeles Herald
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Is Bessie ROBERTS Insaneq

Rev. james Ellsworth of the Rescue
Home at sos Twenty-fOurth street has writ
ten to Chief Crowley asking that the case Of
Bessie Roberts, one of the inmates, be in.
but owing to her peculiar conduct and &C.
cusations against various persons is sup
posed to be insane. She will probably be
examined before the Commissioners of In.
SANITY
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San Francisco Msas Mlrxst.

The market continues literally supplied, dun and
weak. 10 change IN prices beyond a decline in
Lamb Wholesale rates from slaughterers TO deal
ers are as follows:
BEEF-First quality, $1,000: second quality,
41a@15c; third DO, 4tD8 l4c.
VEAL-Large. 697c: small Calves. 1850.
NUT oN-Werhers. 79712c; Ewes, 612q7c.
LAMb-Sc r 10.
PoRK-Llve Hogs 4l4a4l4c a 70 for hsivy harl
granted. 4Ic for light average 10; STOCK Hogs,
Sg334c q u; dressed do 6a4@7l2c = u.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 27.-The spot market is frmer
at IS 915d. CargOes higher 44s for of
coast Sd for Just shipped and AS Sd for nearly
due.
FUTURE9
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations; october. IS SIad Novem-
Der, IS Ss4d Deem Der. IS 9s4d; January IS IOd;
February, IS 10d; March, Is 10d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON Oct 27.-Consols, SO 9-16: United States
Bonds as. l2l: DO 2's. 1903: Silver. 441%,d;
Rentes s6f s2c Bullion out OF Bank OF England,
f2bOOOO
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Salilc Z. Nerpiancn. 5000 on W
And in accordance with law and order from
the Hoard of Directors, made the 1lth day Of
September. 1891. so many shares Of each parcel OF
such stock may be necessary Will be sold at pub
lie auction, at ONCE Of the company. Room SO,
Nevada Block, 800 Montgomery St. San Francisco
Cal, on MONDAY. the 9th day Of November, 1891,
OF the hour OF O'Clock P. N. of said day, TO pay
said Delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs of advertising and expenses OF sale.
j. STADTFELD JR,, Secretary.
Omce-Room St, Nevada Block, 300 Montgomery
ST., san Francisco, Cal. oc23 I'd
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BosroS. Oct. 27.-wool steady. Territory fine,
6Oe; fine medium. 57(95Sc medium, 55@55c
Texas. California and Australia are firm ana uu-
changed.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Wool steady. Domestic
fleece, 39@56c q ID.
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Laxi ShiIIahsr,s VIII.

The will OF the late Levi S. Shillaber was
filed for probate yesterday. 1t bequeaths
his residence and its contents to his widow.
Charles 5. Shillaber. son, is given the
business at "a California street, and Joseph
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terday, and the market eased off 1s914c, then be-
came stronger and prices were advanced about lie.
ruled easier, prices declining l49i4sc, and clos
ing 12c lower than yesterday. Receipts, 100000
bushels; shipments, 965, 900 bushels. Rye firm at
90c. Barley quiet at 6Oc.
CHICAGO. Oct. 27.-Wheat, casn-9234. Corn
5IM PorS-SS 62Hs. Lard-S6 TO- Rlbs-S6 3d.
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nr,,,No,rEsr SALE NOTICES.

DHINcUENT SALE NoTICE-BRUNSwIoK
~ Consolidated Gold Mining Company. Location
of principal place OF business san Francisco CAL;
location o. WORKS, Grass Valley, Cal.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
levied on the 18th day OF september, 1891, the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
spectIye shareholders, as follows:
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A New Fireworks Company.

The California Fireworks Company of
San Fruncisco Omitted has Incorporated
with capital of 500, 900 and the folio wing
Directory: Fred L. and Ellis Wooster, Ii.
2. Sonntag, john Metcalt and Herman
ShainW ald.
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Wood Market.

Posts are quoted at 9lac each: Redwood. So 80
p cord Oak. rough, $7G7 20; do, peeled, 50;
Pine. 81 2 cord Railroad Ties 3093ic apiece
for 6xS and i5GJOc for 7x9.
TANBARK- Ground bark. ga p ton; whole,
SIS 80 3 cord.
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MOHNING sALES
Board-15 Oakland Gas, 1865, 80 S ate Invest
ment Insurance, SO; 5 v Water, 57sl 5 do, 10,
9724; 10 do e77s; 1000 of California bonds,
III.
street-46.OOO S V * bonds, 1895; 10 Oakland
Gas, $685.
AFTERNOON SALES
Board-100 Safety Nitro Powder 7Ja. so do 8 80,
Tvs; lO0 Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar, A; 20
3 V Water, b 3, QS -
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-28

W. L. Eppinger has been held for trial on
another charge OF forgery in $4,000 bail.
There are half dozen charges of petty
larceny and forgery pending against him.
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nELINoUENr SALE NorI6E-oRUIKsHANg
- Gold Mining Company. Location OF prineirsI
place OF business, San Francisco. CAL Location Of
works, Los Burros District, Monterey County, Cal
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account of Assessment NO 81
levied the 18th day of July, 1891, the several
amounts set opposite the of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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AN AUTUMN CAMEO.

AN AUTUMN CAMEO.
LOUISE PHILLIPS.
Southwark
Birds are II ing;
summers dead
Overhead
The leav S are dying,
Changed from living green to
RhSset req.
Westward
Bed lights glowing
Through III treeSi
And the breeze,
Ger spice fields blowing,
Brings a breath OF tropics
over seas.
NOrthward
Cloud banks flying
Cold and gray;
All the day
Tho winds are signing
For the sunny southland
Far away.
Eastward
wings Of morning
Freshness bear;
And the air,
The valleys Scoruing.
Brings from dewy millions
OdOrs rare. -Harper's bazar.
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BAGS-The season is over. Cacuttas 8$4c local
MAKE Sl5c; Wool Bags, S6@3Sc.
CANNED FRUITS-Sime packers report an IN
creased inquiry from southern and Southwestern
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Oct. 27.-Wheat was weak. The open
Ing was about the closing figures of yes
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THE STOCK MARKET.

S. Shillaber, another son, is given the real
and personal property in Oakland Charles
S Shillaber Is made executor
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-28

PORTLAND toregon) Oct. 81. - Cearances
S462 600; balances, $4,000.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TESSEST, Chro1Omster al1
Instrument Maker. California street..
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor.
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2 INV. Hw. w Lw g
/! Small Large. Large Small g p
2s..T 9.36 PM eel AM 2.3l AM 342 PY li.3l5.16
~. 1922 PM y.47 AM 3.l6 AM 5.O6 PVT j.325.l4
Small. ! Large
30. o. PAlO.12 AMI S.4S AM 4 80 PM J. 335 10
81. las PNl0.34 AMI 4.l9 AM 5.03 Pm O. 81 s. II
Nov.
l.. 900 AMlO So AN 44s ANI 5.36 PMl6 IS s. II
2. 030 AMllll6 AM SIS AN $40 Pm g. 80 :. IN
&. ! l.l6 AN So AN $50 AN 6.47 PA6.3T O.
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PoSTpoNEMsNr.

THE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
i the Cruikshank Gold Mining Company is herehv
postponed until Wednesday November 1, 1891 as
u O'Clock noon at the office OF the Company, Room
9, No. 2l1 Sansome street, san Francisco Oil nv
order OF the Board OF Directors.
oc5 I'd ERNEST j. KOCH, Secretary
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PCSTPONEMEN
THE SALE OF DELINQU ENT STOCK UF TUE
Cruikshank Gold Mining Company is hereby
postponed until Monday, October 5, 1891, at II
O'Clock noon, al the once OF the Company, Room s.
order OF the Board OF Directors
ERNEST j, KOCH, Secretary.
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BOARD SALES.

Following we're the sales In the sla Francisco
Stock Board yesterday:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-27
The Black Nantes"

The Logan Opera company concluded
their Ogden engagement last evening in
Bucalossi's popular comic opera, 1.-The
Three Black Nantes" The Loganites
have surprised everyone who was fortu-
nate enough to see them. That they did
excellent Is putting it mildly. For the brief
time in which the company has been organ
lied, they have attained wonderful effici-
ency. The piece itself is splendid and was
performed in perfect harmony with the
excellent music furnished by the Thatcher
orchestra Of the temple city. The entire
cast was good and not one of the troupe
can be complained of as an amateur in the
atricals. The singing by the chorus girls
was far beyond the average in travelling
troupes The costumes were costly and
magnificent. The Logan people have made
a grand success in their achievements, and
had the weather been more favorable
Ogden people would have turned out more
literally. However, the attendance has
been very good at each performance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-27
The Electric Railway.

The Ogden Electric Street Railway COM
psny had several teams and large gang of
men at work grading and laying double
track on Wall avenue yesterday.
The railway situation has surely as
sumed encouraging proportions. The great
power house which will furnish the loco
motion for the system of electric railways
has at last been located, and work will
commence thereon Immediately Late day
before yesterday tract of land comprising
thirtv-fve acres in the southwest portion
of the city beyond Thirty ninth street was
purchased by the stockholders of the com
pany, H. M. Beardsley, y. M Jarvis and
others. Here the power house will be To-
Gated. a new park, to be known as Jarvis
park will be laid out near by, and will be
made one of the most beautiful places of
resort in Ogden. The tract of land is
adjoining Lake View addition, where the
Jarvis-Conklin company have begun the
erection of over hundred dwelling
honses.
The line on Washington avenue will first
be equipped with electrical appliances.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-27
General Gleanings.


The real estate exchange did not meet
yesterday.
Preshaw g. Company have received a
new white hearse.
The new carpets are nearly all laid in the
heed hotel building.
Decoration day will be observed as never
before in Ogden this year.
The United States fish commissioners
car was In the city yesterday.
a case of scarlet fever has been quaran-
llned at 2, 464 Monroe avenue
The Utah & Northern pay car made its
periodical trip 10 Ogden yesterday.
Tie Logan Opera company will go TO
Provo in three special cars this morning.
A new fiagpole has been manufactured to
adorn the cupola of the city hall building.
George Thatcher, Of Logan, purchased a
Shetland pony at auction yesterday for
$40.
The Republican club will have a little
side show in the federal court room to-
night.
The Ogden Athletic club is comfortably
located in their new quarters in the Boyle
block.
The Fourth warders will give a straw
berry and ice cream festival next Friday
evening.
President Dillon and Superintendent
Clark, of the Union Pacific, will be in Og-
den soon.
Mrs. A. r. Haywood gave a dinner to a
number of her friends in the Ogden club
rooms last evening.
J. H. Bennett, of the Rio Grande West
ern railway, was in the city from Salt Lake
yesterday on business.
a meeting for the purpose of discussing
the iron interests was held IN the cham
Der of commerce rooms last evening.
A horse attached TO a Chinese vegetable
wagon ran away yesterday morning and
caused considerable commotion on Wash
ington avenue.
r. H. Whipple, ESQ.,, expects to leave in
few days for Ocosta, Washington, the
growing city on Gray's harbor, for the
purpose of looking up real estate interests.
Next Thursday is the last day you will
have chance to register for the next cleo
ton. You who have not yet placed your
name on the list see that you do so at once.
The MEN and Women theatrical troupe
have not cancelled their Ogden engage
ment, as was previously reported. They
will appear in the Grand opera house
July 10.
Thirty cars Of fat stock from Milford
viii pass through the city to Omaha this
morning over the Union Pacific. This is
the first lot of shipment of l65 cars from
Gibson u Parsons of that place.
The county court met in regular session
IN Judge Bishops office yesterday. Be
sides the transaction of the regular routine
If business George Parker was reelected
superintendent Of the county poor farm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-27
Produce Exchange.

Business on change yesterday was very
lively. The Brigham City branch came TO
the front with large supply of produce,
and the consequence was a lively session.
Eggs were in great demand at an advance
over the previous day. The bulls got into
the pit and tossed things lively, despite the
efforts Of the bears to hold prices down.
The bulls had decidedly the best of it and
came out way in the lead. Several heavy
deals in futures were recorded. The ex-
change will have Utah strawberries on the
market to day. Yesterdays sales ran up
to 35 cases of eggs, SO cases of oranges, 10
cases of lemons, 25 cases of cherries, 3 cars
of wheat, 1000 pounds of green vegetables,
besides large number of sales in futures
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dictment, unlawful cohabitation; on motion
OF G. S. Varian, order dismissing this
cause.
United States VS.. Joseph Goddard; order
continuing for term, on motion of c. S.
Varian.
The People, ETC., vs. Frank Stever; in
dictnent, illegal voting; withdrew plea of
not guilty and pleaded guilty; waived time
and asked for sentence; judgment, four
months Imprisonment in the penitentiary
United States VS.. Benjamin Heyman; in
dictment, unlawful cohabitation on mo-
ton OF G. S. Varian, order dismissing the
case.
United States vs. Thomas Shelton; trial
On indictment for adultery pending.