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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-16

eElWee ~; M W urZbach Brave men
and true! The Spider says shake!
Congratulations are being shoyer.J
| upon Legislator Vim. McElwee by our
citizens without regard to party politics.
This brave man has shown our citizens
that although elected on the county-ripp
ticket, he does not belong to the ring, but
TO the people. In this he has been nobIy
assisted by Wur2bach, also elected on the
same ticket
How can it be that he receives almost
universal commentator, the ringsters
alone excepted?
He and Legislator Wurzbach have Just
succeeded in passing through the House
the ''polltax receipt BILL" which, il it
finally becomes law, will greatly assist
in stamping out the alien Mexican vindi-
Gator vote. as also the votes Of all other
trampS. 1t will also prevent repeating.
1t will do more to reform this county'S
politics than any lay yet passed.
II the Farmers Alliance will send few
more such men as McElwee to the legisla-
ture, it wi be God-send to us polite
ally. In the rings anxiety to get the
county vote last fall, they put McElwee
on their ticket, thinking that il elected,
he would be easy to handle and control,
because he is good natured man;-but
ah,-they counted without their hCSt:"
and in electing him, they unwittingly did
the public good turn. 1t serves to
teach the ring to not count their chickens
before they are Matched.
X
We silently drop tear of coincidence
with the king and his ring, over their sad
mistake in selecting McElwee and Wurz-
bach.
Wurzbach also proposes to conscien-
tiously perform his duty to the whole
people-and not obey the orders of the
king. McElwee. ditto The kings tele-
gram, and the Clearing Houses en-
treaties, failed to fix things.
There are now good prospects for OBJ
tanning a square deal before the legisla
ture.
Isn't it now about time for the puritan
ical Express to quit swearing at the
Farmers Alliance? The SPIDER
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Mississippi Leyess.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 15.-The
news all along the river fronts
threatened with the high water.
grows more assuring. The breaks al
ready reported are not as serious as
was feared, and no new ones nave
been made.
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Grain Thieves Nabbed.

KANSAS CITY, March 16.-A gang
of grain thieves, mostly youths from
10 to IS years of age, have been caught
in this city breaking open the cars of
the Rock Island and Pacific roads.
Twelve were taken at one haul.
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Sugar Beet Tests.

COLUMBUS, Ind, March 16.-The
tests made of sugar beets grown here
have been very successful, and a gen
eral supply of seed has been ordered
fro m France and Germany. A fac
tory will be erected here.
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WhVl Not I?

ROME, March 16.-The Pepolo Ro-
mana today, in referring TO the New
Orleans tragedy says: "Relying on
the foresight of the American author
tiles and out of regard for this sim
cerely friendly power, Italy has. re-
Trained from sending an iron.clad to
the mouth of the Mississippi.
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A PatriCide.

HURON, s. D., March 16.-Fred.
who killed his father, Hon.
Y T. Hundley. chairman of the DEM
ocratic state central committee last
June, will be tried today.
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LeVee Break,

New ORLEANS, March 16.-A bresk
in the levee occurred at United States
Senator Whites Plantation on Bayou
Lafourche. 1t is sixty feet wide and
four feet deep.
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Hard on the Country People.

MADISON, Ga, March 16. - The
failure of banker High is worse than
at first supposed, and the loss falls
heavily on the country people, who
are his principal denOsitors
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NlinStrels.

The MINISTRIES that held the boards at
RiSche's tbeatte Saturday and Sunday
nights were one the best organizations OF
the kind that ever visited San Antonio.
Their stage settings were artistic and
very rich, their gags. and jokes were new
and tho singing and the srecialtieS were
Erst-1loSS
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Not to Palestine.

Boston, March 16.-Rabbi Solomon
Shindler addressed his people last
night on the proposition to restore the
Jews to Palestine, taking strong
grounds against the scheme.
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Ayerted a Panic.

PARIS, March l6.-The action of the
bank of France in coming to the
relief of the Societe des Depots, haf
prevented q panic.
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Nearly all Drowned.

LONDON, March l6.-Steamer
Meramer wrecked at Starts Point
last week lost all her officers, sailors
and firemen with the exception of 4
persons, one of whom died after being
rescued.
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Spain in the Storm

MADRID, March 16.-severe storms
approaching cyclonic conditions, with
heavy rains, have:seriously injured
the province of Caceres, and travel Is
impeded by the sweeping out of
bridges.
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A Card of Thanks.

The relatives of Alderman Reimann
desire TO return their heartfelt thanks to
the knights of Honor lodge, and Labor
society. and other friends who were so
kind in their attention during deceased :
Illness and funeral.
MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY.
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Election Frauds.

HELENA, Ark, March 16.-The
case OF the United States against
Mccullough and others, for alleged
Federal election frauds, has now
been pending in the United States
court here for the last four days.
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Sensational.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-Repre-
sentative Breckenridge, of Ken tucky,
continues to improve. His illness
was exaggerated.
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Lecture Cour Sc.

DR.. York, the noted liberal orator, will
deliver his famous lecture on 'IngerSoll
and His Critics. tomorrow Tuesday
night, at Arbeiter Verein hall. East
Commerce street, near Catholic church.
8 O'Clock sharp Admission free.
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Cleveland Did Not.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 16.-
There is considerable comment over
the failure of Grover Cleveland to
congratulate General Palmer on his
election.
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Declines to Run.

PROVIDENCE, r. L., March TO-
Lyman b. Golf has declined the Re
publican nomination for the Lieuten
ant GoveFnorship.
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A Good Man Gone.

DETROIT, March led. Bethune
Duffield for so years o practitioner at
the bar here, and the organizer of the
Detroit free schools, is dead. He was
O Yale graduate, class Of 1910.
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Cuba all Serene.

MADRID, March 1o.-An official
report denies all reports of trouble in
Cuba, declaring them to be without
foundation.
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Wild Bills Beauties.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March l6.-"Buffalo
Bilr' has secured the consent of Sec
rotary Noble and will within a few
days start for Europe with the hos
tile Sioux now held as prisoners
at Fort Sheridan. They are to make
up q part of Col. COdy's Wild West
show.
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Manifesto against Government.
BIO DE- JANERIo, March l5.-At
numerously attended meeting OF the
army and naval officers, and of sena-
tors, it was decided to issue man.
iesto against the government.
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Denver is NiayorIess.

DENNER, Col, March 16.-The SUI
preme court denies a rehearing in the
mayoralty case which declared Lon
doner illegally elected. This leaves
Denver without q MAYOR.
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Relief for the Destitute.

LEwIsTowN, ILL.,, March ia
number of car loads of corn and pro-
visions have been sent to suffering
settlers In Kansas and Nebraska.
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Plasterers Prepare.

CHICAGO, March 16.-The boss
plasterers of the city are gettin g
ready for the big strike to come OF
April l. They have $4,000 for the
importation of new workmen.
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More Added.

NASHVILLE, March l6.-Victims o f
the Central Tennessee insane asylum
fire, now number eleven.
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The Lion GrOwls.

LONDON, March 16.-The Times says
Portugal must be called to account for
the seizure of the British steamer
Countess of COrnawron, in South
Africa.
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He Confesses at Last.

ROME, March 16.-Prince Napoleon
finally yielded to the entreaties of his
family and confessed to Mgr. Mermi-
led.
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Marriage Licenses.

l. Ed. Sawyer and Mollie Smith, colored.
Louis Vera and Susie Davis.
VIM. Meter and Emilie +. Kampmann.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC.
Assoo,A1Eo PRESS DISPATCHES
AND STATE SPECIALS.
UP TO THE rIMEoF GOING TO PRESS

Absolved in Sin.
ROME, March 16.-Cardinal Aeh-
milo has given absolution to Prince
Jerome Napoleon.
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His Life Closes.
New YORK, March 16.-Judge John
B. Brady is dead.
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Price So a Year
Fliegande Blaettep.

McElwee .-Wurzbach!-Brave men
and true! The Spider says shake!
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-16

This brave man has shown our citizens
that although elected on the county-ring
ticket, he does not belong to the ring. but
TO the people. In this he has been nobIy
assisted by Wurzbach, also elected on tns
same ticket
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-16

Congratulations are being shower..
upon Legislator VIM. McElwee by oul
citizens without regard TO party politics
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-16

There are now good prospects for OBJ
tanning a square deal before the legisla-
tuTe.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-03-16

Wurzbach also proposes to conscien-
tiously perform his duty to the whole
not obey the orders of the
king. McElwee. ditto. The kings tele-
gram, and the Clearing Houses" en-
treaties, failed to fix things.
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The Deadly Car strap.

Danger, danger everywhere, and no
one knows how much. II seems Us
though tho most ordinary actions Of
our lives were iraught with peril. The
latest thing that the ignorant public
must be warned against Is the innocent
looking street car strap, II Is filled
with very venom. II Is "A sproadcr Of
disease. u means Of contaglon. One ct
our most eminent local scientists has
said M.
Hero are his words II have been
examining street cur straps undor the
microscope lately, and find them
filled with thousands al bacteria. that
might easily spread disease. These
straps are clutchcd daily by Thousands
of people, and It may 10 readily lining.
lined that some Of these people have
easily transmitted skin diseases.
haven't any doubt that the street car
strap Is frequently tho transmittcr Of
such diseases II therefore bchoovcs
street ear passengers Ia be careful about
selling hold Of these straps. | believe
thcm 20 be excessively dangerous.
Who will not say that this is another
reason for the street ril0al company
TO put on more ears during tho busy
parts Of the day, and thus do away
with the necessity Of balancing onou seli
In crowded ears by means VI t'ele same
fatal strapsi-BuIalo Express.
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AWAKE WHEN sEepeo.


LIVELY Work by stupid Looking Man
When Lycp second Ccunicd.
We lad como down FROM u Virginia
watering place In Ito mountains to n
small railroad station ON the banks u
Cheat river. Tho tracks could be- seem
for about half u mile either way, and
the roadbcd ran within six feet u the
bank. There wis nothing Ia SEQ but u
plain building. water tank aud a man
seated ON "a box with his back 20 tho
building aud sound asleep We sat
down on "A rock on the Opposite side Of
the track for smoke. and had been
quiet for two or thrco minutes when
the sleeping man suddenly sprang TO
his feet with yell.
We hadn't heard the slightest noise
10 alarm him. neither had any of ~
given him u start, but as he sprnng
down the track aud looked up and
down We heard that queer noise which
the rails give out when tho train Is np.
preaching.
There was switch thcrc running
alongside tho platform, but the rusty
rails showed that Il was seldom used.
The lever To- throw Il was hundred
feet above us. ~ the lower end tic
was placed across the rails.
As W. looked up the track We saw
two runaway freight cars coming down
at n Wild pace. A. We looked down
tho track we saw the day express com.
Ing around IA curve. We id not ,tir ~
foot, but the man who had slept In tho
sun ran 10 the bar and throw Il over
Then hc ran 90 the end ~ tho switch
and slowed the tic around dlagonally
lie did not have timo 10 move thirty
feet before the cans ran upon tho switch
with an awful clattor, Travelled its
longth In two seconds. aud as tho
wheels struck tho tic the cars toppled
over TO the left aud nado one long jump
into the river splashing water iiity feet
high as they struck. rlry We're hoat.
ing away n the crpr,ee pulled In.
What's the nattcrH asked the con.
ductor.
"oh, nothing; just switched those
ears Into tho river" replied the man.
Never a passcngsron that train knew
what had happened. Tho uau's quick
wit had saved an awful calamity, yet
he was tho s,uplicst looking man you
ever saw holding n position. Detroit
Free Prcss
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by Indians 500 settlers In the SOUTH
west. On the End Of March, 1855, the
war ~ punish the Cheyenne. Afap.
hoes aud Commanchts hugnn. ltcnitd
on the 9th NJ February following.
Three hundred aul hny.thrco unicors.
sOlilcrs and citizens were KILLED,
wounded or captured Ia the eleven
months campaign. The Indian loss
was so killed, $50 wounded aud ~
captured. The actual field ofemilors
during the eleven months cost 3 1856.
jl5.j7.
Tho Modoc war IN the lava beds cost
the army III toldiere KILLED. OF wUuudol.
The chief incident Of this campaign
was the assassination u tuncfal Can.
by. Seventeen citizens were killed or
wounded. The record which was sent
To the Senate ny the war depart
mcnt says: "NO Indians reported XII
ed"
50 far ~ losses were concerned the
Indians usually hnd the b,st NJ Il,
Tho sioux war OF 1879 cost for tile
actual Held expenses, 81 II. Oh; But
the campaign was chiefly notable fOr
the Custer massacre. Tile army loss
was ~ Killed AMI 10 wounded, The
Indian loss was only SO.
The N,h Pcrcus war ~ 1917 lRstCd
three months aud cost s9il d.p.b2 Tho
NH Pefccs lived III 20 valley In eastern
oregon. They occupied land Which,
from its extraordinary fertility aud
adaptabllity Tor Irrigation, j now worth
from so TO $40 an acre. That ought 10
be Sufficient explanation Of the way
hostilities came ahoJt Two iaI white
men Killed "a good Indian, TIVE bad
Indians KILLED good white mnn.
Troois were sent TO the Ncl Prrcss'
camp and were whipped, with u loss Of
lieutenant aud thifty.thfcr toldicis.
Then followed the n,s Perces war
Srncrdi Howard followed thu Ntz
Petccs over 100 miles, aud then failtd
70 be Ia AZ "thc death.N Mile, who h
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ers. Tue following contains doctrine
which will be- readily understood by
Latter day Saints aud will suffice for
the present.
"wbo that knows the Immortality of
matter. H. absolute indettfuCtibllity,
eau believe that mind, intelligence, soul
which mus. be. at the lowest estimate,
II they are not something highef-a
form Of matter-are 10 perish into
nothingncss7 II u h. true, "a VIZ
know Il IL, that the substance Of the
poor flesh that robes your spirits, nay,
Of the very garments You wear, shall
exist, undimlni.he,l 10y the friction of
eternity, auons after our planet i
blOtted out Of space aud our sun for.
gotten. can you believe that this intel.
ligencc, whereby I command your
souls into thought, and communicate
with the unsoundcd depth IN your
nature, can be clipped Of into nnihlla.
tom" pnUNtN.
MiSSFArOLfs, Minnesota, jan. 18th,
1881,
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Legislative Ghost Dances.

This Ia the great year for legislatures
SUI gnbernatorial chairs. Colorado.
Sn,ation came little lato but II Il all
suulelent now that 1t ~ here. There
n sn TWO speakers OF the House, two
W. sets OF officers, a body guard OF
avPaty sherifis for one speaker u nd two
military companies for the other. This
~ W make entertaining reading In the
Vnool histories Ia tho future, but II II
amsusting now. We should be In,
olihed 10 call II western" but for thu
,,,'niltion OF things IN Connecticut. A.,
~ We can say In all sincerity that
oo,n Sew Hampshire and Connecticut
suie their quarrels without the anu OF
sue militia. IL remains for Nebraska
i nq colorado TO project governor- aud
y .n,res with bayonets. - Boston
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A Do,en white savaye..

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. 2l.-Last
night a dozen white men went to the
home u Jim Blachurn, colored, and
gave him terrific flogglug. The mob
then visited the house Of Rich Brown,
Acolored man Of some prominence, and
battered down the door, aud ~ they
attempted 10 enter the negro fired Into
the crowd, killing Jim Huntlcy and
severely wounding another OF the
party. II Is not known how the trouble
originated.
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N CONGRESS.
senator oerman Objects 60 the Jour
nal OF Yesterday. If. -

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2i.-fn the Sen.
Ate, As soon rs the Journal OF yesterday
was read, German moved 10 correct IL
by striking out the words; "Aldrich's
motion, yesterday, 10 proceed TO eon.
alteration OF tho resolution rs 10 the
closure was determined Ia the air.
native" He asserted that no ballot
occurred and that the votc was never
announced. lie read from the record
70 sustain his position and expressed
Ills belief that the Senate would not
petml, n Journal TO stand which de.
slafcs a falsehood.
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,...si,le. In Aa.,rIs.

ynSsA, Jan. si.-Several train.
An, sn,g blows are stuck fast In the
now M near Gumpoldskirsokcn. The
' - were compelled to leave
r. caf. aud wade through deep snow
10 the neares, station. Numerous
.,,lI,l.., due TO the exceedingly rigor.
-. weather, are reported from all parts
oS,bs conntry. They include cases OF
N men irolen 70 death with horses, while
driving.
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The Chicago aud Fri. Road Tied Tn.

CHICAGO, jan. 2l.--Generai Man.
agcr Tucker, OF the Chicago and Erie
road admitted this morning that the
road Is practically tied up by the strike
Of the train dispatchers. The only
uain that went out this morning was
The mail for Columbus, Ohio. Outside
Of New York train and onc or two
freight trains, everything Is tied up on
his division Of the road.
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Ma. Of Temperature In England.

LONDON, jan. 2l.-Thc latest reports
from ali par,s Of England show an
average rlso OF temperature OF % de-
rfces, the mercury now stanuing AZ 'hc
highest point reached since November.
A ,ou,hwe.torly gale prevails ON the
scotch and irish coasts. Rain IL fall
lns In ali parts Of the kingdom. On
ihs continent the thaw IL less decided.
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Tn. Revolution In chill.

LONDON, Jan. 2l.-Dlspatchcs from
p1enos Ayrc, state that the Affairs OF
ChllI are far from improving. Con.
,deable dlssenslon already exists
among the CHILEAN troops and this feel
Ing Is npldly spreading. II IL an.
polncpd az certain that n number OF
government troops have already Joined
ihe lnsufgent forces.
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=, WAsiuNgToS, Jan. q. - Senator
n,est testified before the Silver Pool
COMMITTEES that Senator Cameron had
lold him that ho bought and sold silver
alter the vote In the Senate and that
Nc thought he had a perfect right To do
70, because u was after the vote and
would not influence his action.
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Nothing Known =, Bnnaio about the
Atrtke,

BUFFALO, jan. 2i.-Thc supcrin.
Enient OF the Erie road Of this city
ald mat nothing Is known CONCERNING
INC strike reported at Chicago and ex-
mnaing To Salamanca. He said the
slke Is not likely TO affect the main
nv EAST OF Salamanca, or between
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of France Threugh the Sever.
n, Of the weather Estimated at
Fifty Millions.
90, es,llan TROOPS JOINING rHr
INSURGENTS.
railroad Practically Tied Up by
the strike Of the Train
Dlspaichcrs.
.,.-ofriny s,iiio". Through the
AeNere Menther.

pans, Jan. 2i.-It is estimated that
~ ts9u,and persons have been
, n,y out Of employment by the
tnlor" weather. The total loss 10
, w"nce In wages, stopp,ge Of trade
"a hllghtlng Of crops wiii prooaoiy
zach 81. OOl, 900 francs. All hospitals
raS Indrmarles are crowded. The
ssJnIni.tratlon has placed tho dead
vi In thc State forests at the dis
pasal Of the poor.
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Scott WIN No, he Taken Hack.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2i.-Mauager Tucker
asciares that Scott, the train dispatch.
~ was discharged for dircliciion OF
uuly, 70 enforce whose reinstatement
,9e strike on the Erie road was begun.
ne VIII not DO taken back under any
circumstances.
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.

W. lifHEnN GIVE SurCE 10 TitE
W Nwlui that tly rO.uHrtrtfHhiU hereto.
lore rNfiuF HrIwton Henry Conn. irttrrirk
" NNnfUFrh aud samuel N AurfhHrU, undrr
We hfn hnus iiUnrf coin 4 Co.,. aud t4f.
W W. on htu dninF lusuasf boz fur tItr Int
COUNTY OF salt Lake. Tsrft.ty OF ttsM hat
,ern this Jay dissolved iy mutual tuusrut.
Hcnry Colin, Individually. g. shff, ON hr iu.l
W.. hi ihf old tlai.il under the nuuc and ttfiC
~ hlNrN CONS & CO. and HIId Auefhaau
ifn. hatinr 90 interest therein.
Nhu NE FHid liCuiy 'olu will collie 40 ace
'nuhu duH uhe htm, and pay aud adjust all
cistms aEllnsi tho nnu.
lha l5th dAg " January, s. u. 1921.
~ NUl tUttN.
filul.iiirk ~. ArtNIACH.
sAMiEb ~. At Et.uACH.
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The Late Georg. bancroft.

WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 2i.-The
inssfmsnt OF the late George ban.
sfoh took place this forenoon.
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BURTON GARDNER COMPANY.

'INUE skNt ANNUAL MEE1iNG on TiIE
\ stool holdcfs ~ the HURON Gardner tom
NHuN WI be held AZ the olira Of The uifnunny
ln NNt iakc CITY, on Mon Az, Tthfuafy VIII
lrNl.At O'Clock ms Tho turnoses u sali
uptiinE arc To elect directors Tor the rusuing
A'at 70 lrr'Ne thc annual report ~ the prrfl.
uuflltaH mat mHV urnNuflv come before the
msstuE GEORGE D. fELr, sec ctary.