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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.


A Republican state Convention 90 nominate
Justice OF the supreme Court In place fJonu
W. tbampiin. ana two regents OF the tniver-
sity IN place OF Charles j. Wtllesr aud Arthur
VI. CLARK. aud for the transaction OF other bus
mess. Will DC held az Assembly Hall. In the
city OF Jackson. on Tuesday. February ~. ISL.
Al II o'clock a. Va
In accordance With resolution adopted ~
Grand Rapids. May 10, ls56. every county will
be eatltled To one delegate Tor each oo0 OF the
total vote cast for Governor AT the last election
November. 1900. and one additional delegate
Tor every traction amounting To 80 but each
organized county VIII be entltied ~ az least
one delegate.
Uader a resolution of 1853 no delegate will
be entitled To a seat In the convention who
does not reside In the county no proposes 10
represent.
In compliance with resolution adopted In
Detroit. June =. 1850. the secretary OF each
county convention Ia requested to forward TO
the secretary OF the State Central Committee
room s. butler block. Detroit. BY the earliest
II all. after the delegates are chosen. certl-
ncd list OF such delegates as are entitled 10
seats in the state Convention from their TO
spcctiye counties.
JANIS McNuLAx. Chairman.
wIliIAx X. BArzs. Secretary.
In the above convention counties In the
Fifth Congressional district VIII DO entitled to
dsl,nn- As follows: 49,. 10; Ionla 10;
Ottawa. Is. and keas
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03
O'Oonnor & Co. Assign.

Articles Of assignment bearing date
January "a, were yesterday filed in the
county clerks Office, transferring the
merchandise OF Eugene O'Connor and
Hattie OConnor to George w. Paris,
for the benefit Of creditors. The as.
signment is made subject to chattel
mortgage given by the assignors 10
Martin l.. Whitney, January %, 1891,
to secure $64l. The store Is located in
the block owned by Moore 4 Co. The
total liabilities are $2922.29, a majority
of the creditors residing in Grand Rap.
ids. The heaviest individual unsecured
is Edison Il Co., $i37.55. the total
assets are nominally S3604.96; actual OF
appraised value, $2863.9S.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03

TIE United States consumes two
thirds of the tin plate produced in the
world. That fact alone 10 sufficient
reason for making earnest endeavors
TO establish the manufacture of tin
plates in this country. Even if We suf-
fered some disadvantage and incon-
venienee as first, we should be the
gamers in the end. We have tin mines
and iron mines. We can manufacture
the iron plates IS we'll aud as cheaply as
elsewhere, and why shouldn't We tin
them
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03

HON. F. w. Cook, has on hand, or
rather in mind, an extension scheme to
equalize the bounties paid to soldiers.
He has an idea that about a million and
a half of money was received in the
trcasurery and paid out for other pur-
poses than bounty claims. and he 10
bound to find out all about it. No one
else has any faith in his notion, but
everyone is perfectly willing to let him
60 ahead. He offered resolutions to-
day calculated to call out a history OF
the financial proceedings of the State
during the war.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03

THE Oyster Bay Pilot struck out an
eternal truth when il said: THAT boy
who does not know the ecstatic Joy
there is in sliding down Hill with the
prettisss girl ia the neighborhood has
lived IN vain" And the lack of oppor.
tunities Of indulging IN that "ecststlc
loy,' in these parts, Is making dfeary
waste Of cur boys lives. The pretty
giris swarm in abundance, but the
snow 10 lacking.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03

Thar was the most unkindest cut of
ali" given by the patrons of industry
at Big Rapids to the citlzens Of Detroit,
IN imputing their invitation TO the q.
A. r., to hold their national encamp-
ment there this year, to business and
political interests, rather than 10 pa
triotisn. Il looks very much Ike
thrsshsug AIger over Detrolts shoulders.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03

Muskeron Canton No. Z. Patrisrchs
Militant, I. O. O. T., vii give . sraud
bail At Naskegoa Wednesday evening.
FEBRUARY 4. Qustc number Of ths
members OF Canton PIERCE Ns. "a, Of
thls CITY, vii attend N fuu UNIFORM.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03
rOwER
Employment DuIeaul
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

-,
>t@s>-ss -zssfs s--*f- - t>sf-- *ss>'-~
EsHE SA1E 0H EACAkkGE- &AkeFS Win
smaa sseek groceries sa4 iuocA rsaAles IA
ceAassesisns teoa stkna lea fvhs viii >c~f
res esAsf h.es fesiss 90 ssesans ~ t's..'.
- s,s.'~. .sst $50 .,'s,..,s"s $500
49,. - - :. -" sF. - =
kSh cA1-h IN 4AtHANut-f ef 81 <srb
49, ~ t~<s& ts7issh ass<>< % th~fsc>
A-s hrAf ehrTfs e@H sewer. k~s ~ e4s@s ala
$500 @Ae ses' 's, 80. .a' '-.es $3.50
E>oh eAlt Nh GAtaA>of- ise hcss fAtin "a
Uof&nk te., sne aist Ifal lSke AseGlxeas
.<.s - ~. - 80 -, 80 <r%f..e
zee - - - $50 ts''~ 1870 t<ss s%S f"e~ts
49, <e'e. - fsN"s. $500 tse> rtHef
-. sssr - -. - -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03

The Washtenaw Evening Times says:
"The Democrats of the State Legisla-
ture intend TO force an early adjourn
ment whether the work is done or not.
This is but a pretence at reform and
will hardly serve to deceive the people.
If the Legislature is of any use at all,
it should make that fact manifest. If
oil they are to do is to pass appropria-
ton bills, session once in four years
would be sufficient, but it is supposed
that there are questions of importance
which should receive attention and
which it is the duty of the Legislature
TO take up. A four months session
with nothing accomplished will be no
reform and Will be but steal from the
people to that extent" 1t Is true that
they started out with that idea in view,
but they are fast learning = thing or
two. Their first ideas of running the
big legislative machine we're also based
upon the calculation that reform Demo
Gratis would say III Lansing from Mon
days early morn to Saturdays dewy
eve-but the "blamed thing will not
work and they have already given up
Saturday and Monday work. Sic tran
sit gloria reformandI Democratibus.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The s-ses ktscs loczfea 81 Wee Bridge st
ve< r. 20 aRz 81. = fcr sale. bfeck eart.srs
tA~rs zsre< TIE secsss Seer = n sssses -
reerax. sssfeese fsf eeres cr hcHse*s~pe AZ
p~sp<rty II SD q n txyx fHsHreef
~ A. A. kokD. Isl West 1rs1xsse
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03

TEE deadlock ia the senatorial cleo
ton still continues ct Springfield, and
causes citizens in This "neck Of the
woods to remember cur own contest
OF eight years ago.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03

Each state being entitled TO IS many
Presidential electors as il has Senators
and Representatives. the next electorisl
college viii CONSIST of 4H members, APP
pQrilooed "a faltawr.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03
". II. WIN4NS.
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
EurIofaE>f nuREAr
Furnishes Employers Inside City with lisp
free cf CHARGE


FREE Ct Charge
ROOMS ss TONER BLOCK.
Open Evenings. 'Phone -.
FEMALE HELP WANTED 2 ktchea esrs.
= - general giris; X dining room Eits.
maids aad Wait on table. Al ladies oai 81
employment call a. and Tower h!o,k.
MALE HELP NANTED-s east boys. ? hsf-
"a ness makers. nrsi-ciAss travriiaz sai.s
solicitor Ter our ofilcr. aud ! over block.
G1enl for t-roam house on = Iona 81 lot
9iosoo tsxl2i; well. eisieFn sna alley.
1rOl fer s-room house Oh ). lonfs-st. isi
'-i'o' ffsl2i. aud alley. well aud ciAsera
x11lsl for Anew sfoom house. on Ienih.
Gl.lfl for /. dew modern house sna arrs
spo-oo ioten Jsnth-ase. Iias u q barssi a.
IL YOU are IookiIg for bargains. Ne have
= some 10 offer. new MOD err house or
home for tlsf3; one Oh Egnta-sye-. between
;. Division and lonls-St.. s-aei one on Meth
ave. sZj19.
A SNAP for some one who has the cash.
"A Only so u for = room house on :. loniatt..
large i"f. ltfoot alley. plenty Of reor i"s
another house Ia aile rear. well, cisiern ana
city water This Property Is worth $500.
EoB SALE-New sroom house on corner ol
Center ST.; sii modern Improvements
crate. mantel. water. gaS. etc; party wishes q
leave city. Price s2iD0-
8osO for good sized lot on s. Lalayeite-st.
s'N'co east front.
S1Ooo for large lot on S. Lsiayettest.. near
spiV-o Filth ave.
$40 for nice lot on cass St; worth ESQ.
4 LARGE number of hrsiciass farms for
a sale or sacsanrr; somf ncfr the CITY.
Others in good localities leone Nftdieeilie
s40 per acre. worth Sa1s 10 Acres . y uiiss
from Battle Creeks as per acre. worth SO.
Oh acres Of the best celery and onion land ia
~ the state. only mile from shipping polHf.
IN hue state Of cultivation.
, LOTS near Burton ave. 10 exchange tor q
= better lot and pay difference.
WANTED-To buy milk route.
%1 S00 In cash 10 pay for new room
GLOW house In southern part Of city. Cal
early.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03

IT is considered ~ quite certain taat
The Alliance majority in the Kansas
lower House val pass q woman suf-
frsgs bill.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03

TBs cheers which greeted Farnell,
Sunday. siI along the line from Ennis
20 Dublin. show what . hold he still
has upon the affections Of the common
r,o,-xa
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03

TEs "Tnnccens Cause yesterday
gave Senator Stanford boom ~ an
Alliance cAsdidase Cor the PrsedsncT
IA lsa2s
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03
FURNITURE AND PIANOS STORED.

DADCLIFF x HOLT general warehousemen.
HI at III South Diyison-st.. store pianos and
furniture at low rates: expert packers and
careful movers with large vans" sent prompt
~ By telephoning No. ~. during hours or oc6
after hours. ian l-92
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03

EDWARD BEILAwv viii soon be 'flook-
ing backward tie is about 70 start .
daily paper.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03
What PEOPLE Want

words usually snake afa4ee; thsr-
and not 10 exceed eaty words three line
10 seven words = nac. There ID hut one
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03
REAL ESTATE CRY.

REAL ESTATE CITY.
1 ISTkN 30 my tale If NOE: l have sir houses
~ that sanss fshs isr I'VE 81 knd sssst
dollars per month. l. :, ffesih. fseia D.
EoR SALT have new sinae house on Paris
ave. which. Tor special reasons. eai. sell
ysa isT Is o.. and ga snenthlS payments tasi
ifoRi. fuii aesth cellar. eeinsnied heef. tut
mace. hot. cola. city ana eastern water marble
iasaior,. inside cieset, hata. msassi, sas. AA's-
Wood nnish yard sedaet sad graders add cuts-
crete ~alks. Charles ". TUFTS, LeGyAfd a.oeS.
Pesrs-st entrance. al nj
L,oR sAir-rhree lots on West Bridge st
~ is Sso1 also Tour lot. on Ihirasi,
4 lee Tor &c q. fits Sefaia fiaaAoifd. .
wondrrsy building
4. BROOKS. Room 4. = MoRroe-si.. dealer
~ la taslness chanres. IL Yea ~sBt l.
bav stock cali on nae. lfsou have eae Is seii
call aud see ias'. or drip lnr a lac aaa Aih
call and See you. Macy a. iaaa on good ciiy
real estate. } II. Brooks. O. Monroe-si.
FOR sALE-iiasing taken a ies OF city prop
= erty Ia exchanse for farm lads. ! can o
fer some special bargains In cheap aad mldaie
priced homes On monthly pay meals. eau
s.o ' $50 scs" sso o. il s,ta " issi al
cattle iine. Esessnt building lots on Paris ana
tos.eeexses only lbSa No commission on
these prices ~ sell my osn properly CIV.
Tufts. 20 Pear.-s:.
KIscELlAAEoUa
XyANTEp-yo9 or 200 yards of dirt by Mont
w Van AisIine. Inquire al s. p,ar.-si.
WANTED-Investment larre ana small
w loans mxee at reasonable rates: contracts
bought. Joseph II. Martin. - Canal 81. :.
WE WANT large safe; IN good C. condition n;
Carrier Nos. "a
pIAYo INsTRucTIoN-At rooms 3 and 1.
L Fletcher Place. by Mrs. A. L. Thomson.
Terms reasonable. 80
WANTED-Iwo good horses viii pay $40 10
w 500 Tor true team oi rsngy horses,
matched preferred for use ON a furniture van,
weight $40 Ia 300. Call, telephone or address
Radc.in Holt. City.
pARTiES having any 7. IL. % 3 or sinch
dry black ash or oak lumber for sale. or
parties expectin: TO cut ash or oak lumber this
winter. please write. rs We are IN The market
now and want TO buy three million feel OF
lumber. Address James II. Ford. Michigan
CITY Indiana. care Alaska Refrigerator Co. 70
AT MRS. DIR. BUTTONS Woman's private
"A hospital may be found infanis Tor adop-
ton. Mrs. Or. Dutton. ~ North Laneave..
West side. Infants and young children board,
ed and cared for. Sslif
WANTED-Every young man to step In and
w see what we can DO with them In q pair
Of pants. suit of clothes or overcoat made 10
order. Noigt, Herpolsheimer 4 Co. q
nHORsEs wINTERED in box stalls
4 Lon the GROUND. food timothy hay.
III Horses called for and delivered.
IslsphcNH me ny Sri rs a. %y r =,
somine Co.'S Office. 20 North Divsion-si Good
yards 10 run In when weather is suitable. ~,
b. Church.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03
Keep Watch Of This Space, as We Offer New
Bargains Eve y Week.

Tor RENT OR sAIE-7--oom house. large
a lot. good cellar. Well and cistern. near :.
Lafayette ST.; cable cars. easy terms.
FOR SALE--yfcs lots irss east OF Divisien-ss
north OF Burton ave-; high. dry and level.
cheap aud easy terms.
T0R SALE-Nice To-. 5ixli0. corner Cass aud
Sycamore SITS. big bargain.
TOR SAILS room house on y. Lsfayetts sf
This house Is new aad owner wants to sell
quick.
L'OR SALE-SiI lots. corner second ard Cen
Il ter-sts. north end good investment.
GALL on NE for good barsa rs Ia real estate
WILLIAM III. GILBERT.
Room I Niddicomb BHilflng
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03

OF this number 223 is Necessary to 4
choice Of President. Should the vote
be so divided among candidates as TO
prevent a majority for anyone, the
Democratic House of Representatives
of the Fifty-second Congress will make
tho choice. The result can easily be
imagined in such case.
As the Apportionment bill passed
both houses without any amendments,
its fairness must be conceded. The
fact that it 50 passed must also be con-
sidered as an endorsement of the late
census, upon which it was based, re-
buke to the charges that the census
was manipulated IN the interests of the
Republican party, and q singing slap
in the face of those Democratic howl
ers about the alleged iniquities of the
enumeration. IL the Democratic Legis-
latures, in those states in which there
must be redistricting, will only pass
apportlonment bills as satisfactory to
the minority, as Congress has done,
then indeed the political millennium
may be something more than an "irr,-
descent dream"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03

|!I!I!I!I!I!|!F!II
/ | ! III ] /, / / ! ] ] ] ]
I osf-festerday afseras OF. about e'elaes
- Ga ssaia pists eE-st- OF syesmere-si-. .
seal nad. ftuler ptu ae rewarded on reiurl
sns u 20 fatis faefanss's law oface Lsd
yard BLOCK. Pearl "a satranoe. -
syRkyED.
SfRAfED or staten from the Tower" q
~ small Beagle he,na; answers TO the name
70, fswsss wv s..,a q tue se
HELP wASTHD-nALE
WANTED baker. steady and competent.
w on brad sBd cake, permanent positioa
TO right msn: state age. iher married or
aipgir. AMI wages wante0- Address II. y,
EIasrsoa. ID K Rapids Mich. b
WANTED travelling salesman. Frank NJ.
w Williams. =" rAsaiss. 81
WANTED = An experienced beokkeeper.
w must be good penmAn. References re
CURED. ADDRESS I. L. r.. cartfrr No. III stat.
Ing age. experiences and references rs
WANTED-rwo young men 10 learn the wall
Must come we'll recommended. GoeDei's ~
Canalst. %
WANTED coed once boy. 10 or ID years
one. 81 West Bridges. ~
WANTED -Gentl.mau in once; salary $50;
w expenses paid here IL engaged. kncioss
ltadtressed stamped envelope. Manager
Lock Box ld.. Detroit. Michigan. sat suna
~ Service. under Instructions OF Capt. Gran
non. ex-Chirf al Detectives oil Cincinnati; ex.
periencc not necessary particulars free.
Grammar Deteciivo Bureau Co., IL Arcade.
Cincinnati. Ohio. Sslsun
HELP WAHTBD-FENALE.
w light housework. Mrs J.. Z. Thomson.
1T Coit-ave. %
WANTED-An experienced forewoman. for
w strictly irst-cisxs drvssmsking. Is desired.
Please address Immediately with refer ences
A. u. c.. care Of Carrier No. 5. "a
WANTED-Lauud woman At the Michigan
w House. Or 81
WANTED--Immcdiate . gooc girl. 5os
w Sheidon-st. III
WANTED-Gir. 10. general housework. With
w references: best wages PAID; Two IN lam
~. Sys Wealthy ave. "a
VVANTED--A gisl for second work. Apply
w ut al Jenerson-aye. ~
XNANTEp-Girif for housewcrk in small fam
w lily. Call ~ go Ottawa-st. "a
| VVANTED--Lady In ONCE; salary 500; ex-
addressed stamped envelope. MANAGER, Lock
Box 49,. Detroit. Michigan sat sunoa
| WANTED-A competent girl for housework:
| Nv Isl College ave.. cor. Lyou-sf. Sitt
-----------
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.
--~---------.-------.----~--~--
yVANTED-By colored lady. situation as
w lsdy's maid. or as nurse. or lor children.
| d. F.. box 4. this once. ~
| VVANTED-A situation - meat or pastry
| w cook. 81 South Division St. room Is. IS
L
| SITUATIONS WAETED-FEMALE.
| WANTED Collecting to DO; can give best OF
| w reference. Address Mrs. l.. G.. III Bo,t-
| wick-st. -
| VNANTED-A situation as housekeeper in
w small family; widower preferred. 80
| PIainheid-Ave. 81
WANTED-Dsys work or once, 10 clean b.
w an honest hard-workiIg woman. - Lin:
| coin st. 81
FOR RENT-AOONS.
EOR RENT--A nicely furnished room on
| Monrocst. Address h. l.. ". box 5. -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-03

Circulation Guaranteed to he the
largest or All Michigan Dailies Ex-
cept Those OF Detroit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-30
THE NEW HOSPITAL
1t is to be Built With a View
to ISolating Contagion.
OPENING TRIRFlETH STREET
BARRIERS Insist on General Sunday Closing
Robbing the Heathen-Thirty Minutes
to Get Out Of Town.

G. A d'Hemecourt, the architect whose plans
were accepted by the city council for the cen
trial and bench fire stations is at work on the
plans of the new city hospital which were also
accepted by the city council The building IS
TO be located on Twenty-sixth street. between
Madison and Monroe avenues, one of the most
healJhful portions of the city and place most
surely adapted for a structure OF this kind.
When completed the building will consist of
three separate and distinct hospitals, all Of
which viii connect with corridors. This is an
arrangement seldom seen anywhere In hos
pitfalls, but it is one that should be put into
use more than it is. A twostory central build
ing with two-story wings on either side will be
the makeup Of the structure. Thus patients
can be kept separate. thereby preventing eN-
poSure TO contagious diseases. AT present
only the west wing viii be erected, and that at
an expenditure of $4,000. The main entrance
TO this part will be on the west side. To the
left OF the entrance will be an operating room
l4XlS In this room all surgery Will be per-
formed The floor will be cemented, SO that
the blood falling onto ii can be readily washed
away, thus avoiding the unpleasant
odor that would arise otherwise. At
the head of the main entrance
VIII be hall seven feet in width and directly
opposite Inc operating room viii be the sur
geon's Office l4Xl2, connected with toilet and
bath and closets for the operators lnStru-
ments.
n
building. connecting with four private wards,
also opening into the pharmacy, which also
connects with the surgeon S ofIice on the north,
and with bath rooms etc.
stair hail connects with a stairway leading
10 the upper floor and basement.
The upper floor will contain nine private
wards, all splendidly ventilated, and in the
basement VIII be located the dining room,
kitchen, store rooms, lavatory, etc
On the north of this wing viii be erected a
public ward or convalescing room, one-story
building. 26x45 with cement floor The room
WI be supplied with everything for the con
Yenience of the patients.
The building will be heated by Bennett &
Pecks warm ar heating and ventilating appar-
Btus which Will be located IN the basement,
and in the winter continuous stream of warn
q will flow to all the rooms, each of which
viii be so arranged that no foul air can possibly
remain, but is forced into the basement intC
two foul air rooms, and thence out through con
ductors to the top of the roof
When the enUire building is complete it viii
cost $4,000.
The contract for the erection of the buildins
was let Monday to S. Richardson & Co. fo
$3.50. They will begin work at once.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-30
The First District Court.

The following cases were disposed of in
Judge James A Miners court yesterday:
Caleb L. Mckee VS.. Edward C. Barren; on
motion of Gilbert & Holloway, order for publ
cation of summons.
Il H Christensen VS.. G. C. Loveland; motion
TO retax costs granted and following stricken
from cost bill: Loveland, IS; clerk, So; IS costs
on motion.
A. II. Nelson VS.. James Cassin; motion grant
ing leave to file supplemental answer
Stephen q. Gould vs.. Z. A. Reed: Judgment
on pleadings DENIED.
Hans Voght VS. A. II. Nelson; demurrer over
ruled; 50 costs and ten days to answer.
William crawford VS. Harvey Booth ct al
c utinuation of trial pending.
D b. Moore VS.. Union Pacific railway com
pany; order setting aside and Diminishing case
at plaintiffs costs without prejudice to a new
action on motion of Smith & Smith.
Mary McArath VS. David @. Tallant; on mo
lion of Smith & Smith, order dismissing case al
claiatns COSTS without prejudice to bringing
le action.
Joseph c. Hill vs. Ella 5. Hill; on motion Of
Robinson g. Walters order for publication o.
summons.
In re estate OF Mark Bigelow: motion for a re-
hearing granted; order diSmissing appeal or
grounds stated in brief of respondent.
The People, etc, vs.. Martin Z. Peck; hearing
on charge against defendant for rape; defend
ant discharged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-30

News in the police circles has been very
scarce Of late.
Walter Campbell, "culled" gemmen, was
arrested by Officer Sleeth Monday at the Union
depot on a telegram from Rock Springs charg-
ing him with embezzlement. He was identified
by means OF a photograph. Constable Charles
Davis arrived yesterday morning from Rock
Springs and took the fellow back with him.
Chris Tallman the noted expert confidence
man and pickpocket of san Francisco al ng
with fellow calling himself Pat Marsh, were
arrested and given thirty minutes 10 leave town,
which they did.
The proprietor Of the Reed hotel was arrested
yesterday on complaint of some of the other
city BARRIERS, on the charge Of keeping open on
Sunday. The case comes up for hearing befo re
Justice Smythe this morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-30
Real Estate Transfers.
The dirt market showed the following
transactions yesterday:

David Farr to George Dash ct al the
north half of lot g. block 8, Riverside
addition TO Ogden CiIy----.SIO LOO
Margaretta c. Sullivan and husband to
Henry Nj. Greene; lots -, 43, "A 45, &c.
d, As, 49 So 81 and So. block |, Woodman
sees addition TO Ogden City, and other
lands -....-----:------------. ..------- 3o(
J. II. Collier and wife to John A. Day: an
undivide half OF the east half of the
southeast quarter OF the southwest
quarter Of section %, township g, north
range -----.----------.----.--- 90
August Lasch TO Louisa Louschinsky;
the south half OF part Of the north
west quarter OF section 5, township ),
north range !, and other lands. ...-
Joseph I. Johnson and wife to John A.
Boyle; lots Il and Z, also lots 50. 40. Al,
~ and 10, block g. East Park addition
TO 0gd u City
Mary B. Powers now Mary r.. Brown to
Hattie NJ. Zitzman: land In block s3,
plat A, Ogden City survey, and other
John A Boyle and wife to J. J. Sullivan:
part Of the south half of the southwest
quarter OF section SO, township &, north
range l---------- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8
Joseph T. Johnson ct al. to Strong's Canon
Water company; all their water right
ana interest in Strong's canon 700