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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-18
2iem ADVERTISEMENTS.
To Prospective Owners
Lotsat Pearl City
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Special Inducements
TO jURCH sSERS
Special Inducements

1st-The o. r. & L. Co. agree to carry
purchasers OF Pearl City Lots, for term
of nine years from date of purchase, at
l cent per mile second class, and ~
cents per mile first class, and SO stated
in the deed
2d-Those who build residences before
January l, 1892, will be furnished a free
pass for themselves and families until
January /, 1898.
5d-Those who build residences after
January l, 1892, and before January / /,
1898, will be entitled to special rate
for each homestead, of 20 cents second
class and 80 cents first class from Homo
lulu to earl City and return, or 10 and
Is cents respec lively each way.
4th Those who build residences with
will receive from the Company, after the
improvements are completed, 20 per
cent rebate from the price paid for each
lot built upon.
5th-Those who build residences with
in one year from December /, 1891, will
receive from the Company, after the inn
provements are completed, 10 per cent.
rebate from the price paid for each lot
built upon.
Cth-Those who build residences before
July 1, 1892, will be entitled to receive
from the Company, 40 per cent. discount
from our regular freigh. rates on building
material, while building.
7th-Those who build residences be-
fore January |, 1898, will be entitled to
receive from The Company, Is per cent.
discount from our regular freight rates
on building material, while building.
8th-The Company will transport
builders and orkngmen employed by
purchasers of their land for the purpose
named any time befure January L, 1898,
at 10 cents each way from and to Homo
lulu. Workingmen's train leaves Homo
lulu at 3 10 A. NJ, reaching Pearl City i'll
time to commence work ar O'Clock.
Leaves Peninsula OF Pearl City at 10
P. NJ, arriving at Honolulu Station at
4 80 P. NJ.
TO- Those who have purchased Lots
at Pearl City previous to this day can If
inducements designated above us %, Sd,
9Th, 9TH and 9Th, which are i'll addition
to any inducements offered a the time
of or previous to the sale
~C. V. STURDEvANT or JAMES F.
MORGAN, will quote prices ON any of the
unsold lots at Pearl City.
OAHU RAILWAY g. LAND Co.,
r. F. DILLINGHAM;,
General Manager.
It3It
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-18

W-For sale at Hawaiian News Com
pany's, and at T. G. Thrum's Uptown
Stationery store. david
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-18

Trains leaving Honolulu at 6:15
A. NJ, s :45 A. NJ, and 1 As P. NJ. will run
through to the Eva Plantation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-11-18

To prevent any crowding or discom-
tort on any of the Trains, the number OF
tickets corresponding with the number
of seats in each Train will be issued,
bearing the hour at which the respect
i've Trains will leave the Honolulu
i'epo}. These tickets will be placed in
the hands of the Presidents of the sew
erai Societies, to be sold before the Goth.
Persons should decide in advance what
Train they will take and 60 at the APP
pointed time, when they will be sure OF
Il seat.
~ Fifty per cent. of the gross re-
ceipts will be equally divided between
the seven Societies named. If The PUBLIC
make a hearty response to this call OF
the PUBLIC, the PUBLIC will have other
opportunities offered by the above
named PUBLIC institution to collect
funds Tor these and other Benevolent
Societies.
The rates of fare for the Excursion
will be as usual:
Pearl City and Peninsula, and re-
turn SOC
Eva Plan, alton and return 75c
Mu ic will be provided at the Pavilion
at Remond Grove for Dancing, during
the day and evening
O. II you have anything to be
thankful for don't fail to buy at least one
ticket, even if you do not use it'll
TRAINS WILL LEAVE HONOLULU
AT 6:15 A. NJ, s AS A. M, 10 A. NJ,
ESQ P. NJ, AS P. NJ, P. NJ, 5 80
P. NJ, and 7PM.
TRAINS WILL LEAVE PEARL CITY
Al 1903 A. NJ, IL is A. NJ, IL AS A.
NJ, 2:l5 P. NJ, 4:15 P. NJ, 4 AS P. NJ,
and 10 P. NJ.
TRAINS WILL LEAVE EVA MILL
AT 7:37 A. NJ, 10 :43 A. NJ, and :43
M.
90 Trains leaving Honolulu at 6:15
A. NJ, s As A. NJ, and 1 As P. NJ. will run
through to the Eva Plantation.
B. F. DILLINGHAM;,
KAT
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BIletes d. Ia l0teria de NaVidad.

Sc venden b lletea 1e la Loterfa de Ma vidad
a. precios c6modos ell escritori0 de los seiiores
). Q S.HOA 7 HERdANoS, Gale dc Tetuan MIN.
18.-Capital
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Fotograffa en."... romance
DE PONCE.

Els hermosa, muy hermosa, icon un gt niO
angelicai,-y tiene un tio.... que tene-mas
conchas que I'm almejar.-Diez siete prima-
veras-cnenta en- el mundo, no mas,-y ha
dados mas desazOnes,-que un sarpullidO en-
dgras.--Es esbelta buena moza, ,-ojOs gran
des, buen mirar,-y una nariz aguilena,-quo
atrae como Ell iman.-Su cintma, no es cintu-
ra,- IN junco, un gamonal -que SO niece,
que Sc squiebra-a1a soplo mas suspi6az.-Su
-y0 no 10 miro, 10 escucho,--lo oigo subir y
y bajar. .-Su pie es una monada, ,-parccs SO va
q qnebrar, -es pequeno, muy pequeno o,-meti-
ditto on uu dedal.-Tieno una gran cabellera,-
larga, negra, muy igual, ,-que al deslizarla en-
los hombros-es una divinidad.-En fin, lector,
81 conjunto- -sorprendente y celestial, mo roba
Ell suenO, Ia calma,-y creO me VI chihar.-
-iPrendas personales7 Muchas,-y to las voy
explicar, - principiando por decirte- sGbe
c0ser plGnchar.-Da yuelta q la casa entora
sin ayuda sin tardar,-y SO mete On la CO.
cina-cOmO 10 hacen las de Gzl6.-Sabe hacer
guisOs selectOs, ,-prepara cnalquier manjar,-
y Ia mesa que ella .pone. ----yamos, que no
tiene igual.-Canta como uLI ru1senor,-y en- el
piano es magistral :--bailando danza arrebata
~ valSandO. es ideal.--Hace encaje, hace
crochet-borda, pinta, en- fin, Ia mar, ,-modis-
tas no las conoce, ,-peinado doras, quia !! de mas
q cursar, ,-escribe mas que 81 T0stado,--habla
POGO muy f0rmal.-Es huerfanita, sus padres
la dejaron sin criar, vivo con un pariente
que es una calGD,idGd. Qui6rela mucho, la
adora. .-sueha S. ID han de robar,-y en- GUAM
to salta az g0ns1s0-se pono hcch0 m monta-
raz,-V Viye on una Gallo Oscura en- ~tn piso
principal, -y 80 llama -. No 10 digoy y-Aho-
rita yuelyo. Acertad, -
/ N /Neoio.
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Noticias de la Peninsula

De nuestroS canges de Madrid:
Un pori0dicO de Malaga da cuenta del al
guiente hschO lleyado cabo Dor una pareia
de la guarda civil
AL arransar sl trcn ne de la estacion de
Bobaditla con direction Cordoba, en- un CO.
che de tercera, iba asomada Ia ventanila
una nina de corta edad, en- compa1ifa de sus
padres.
Debido sin duda un descuido. cay6 Ia
pObre criatura desde el coche a la vfa en- al mo.
mento que por la excesiva velocidad del con
voy era impossible 50 detuviese para recuyer
la v'aJnra; este no obstante dos individuos de
la guarda civil que en- Ell mismo coche vjaia-
ban, despreciando el inminente peligro que
para cualquier persona representaba lanzarse
fuera del vehfcuo, no titubearon en- sacriticar
SO, lOgrandO la fortuna de sar ilosos en- an
cmpenO, recogiendO la nina que Sc habfa frac
turado Ell brazO derecho
Descrbirs ei entusiasmO que este rasoo
despcrt0 entire los numerosos viajeros Que an
ciosos y aterrados presenciaron la escena. as
taroa difcil, baste decir que los citados guar
diaS, fueron aclamadoS, recibiendo innumera-
bles tarletas de las pers0nas que en- ell tren
iban, asi como de los padres de la muchacha
Los nombres dc estos dos her0icos militia
res son Rafael Rivera y Enrique Medina.
Sc habla del ests blecimiento en- Esuaf, 4
de casas' exp0rtadoraS que, trabajando aoni
miSmO Ia mezcla de los who's franceses con
los del pals, surtir&n drectamento los merca.
dos que hoy monopoliza q csmsrcio frances.
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COMUNICADsp
POR UNA BOA

las muchas personals 1ue me- han lnte
rrogado acel ca del motive por que no figure
como carinete en- la orquesGa que ameDizara
"a nesta de Santurce, debo manifestar QUE
existen para clio dos polerosas razones: Pri-
mera: Que ell jete encarg gado de la orques5a
obedeciendO exigencias de un membru de la
junta de festejos, no me ha con5rasa 10 como
era su lntencion, y Segunda: Ole una de
mls debllidades es rener un medo cersal ha.
cla los reptiles, me consta que en- Santurce
So ha salido de su guarida anda por todas
parties, rozandose con la gente, una boa. Da
escalofrios solo pensaro Fortuna que he idea )
DO un remediO para curarme de- horror que
me inspira ese inmundo reptil, es ponerlo
On danza, con su correspondence letra para So
laz, esparcilniento de los amaates de Tersip-
core.
Juan de G0icoeched
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Noa y Vale Cruz 16

participant sus numerosos slientes do Ga
ia Capital de la Isla, haber recibido mueble-
ria tina, Ultima novedad, en- bejucos con dora
dos cOsa de gusto
Iarmoles para toda elase de muebe
moStradores.
Muebles para habitaciones.
Idem para comedores mnititnd de obia-
tos prOpios para familias. 1919
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sECCION DE ANUNCIOs
il SEGURIDAD i

.5Quiere usted tener seguridad or clalum.
orado de su casaf sQuiere listed evitar peli-
gros Pues mando comprar cajas de Luz
DIAMANTE LUZ DEL HOGAR Ell el estaba.
clmiento de d. Francisco Font. Sc fietalla
OUNCE CENTA VOS botelia por caias !
preclos convepr r'onales.-Tanca, esquina & For
talaza - -
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Julian Jose de Ahedo
4I,-AGENTE DE NEGOCIGS. LUNA-4l.

Tiene orden para vender varias casss do
alto y terreras en- esta Capital Tamb6n al
gunas on Puetta de TERRA, Santu. CO, Catano =
3ayamon, propias para tamliss para alqni-.
lar Las personas que desen adauirir esas I'm
cas- pueden dirirse la Gale de la LIMA na-.
nero A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-19

Le Figaro de Paris sha abiel to m iuicio
contradit0rio sobr0 81 debcn ssscribirso On pro-
sa o en- verso los libretos de las operas, Is igual
empresa ha acOmetldo La Esp0s5G ArtSstis0.
impOrtante revista tsatral de Madrid.
Parece que una compania inglesa 50 pro-
pone explotar on grande escala Las inmensas
mlnas dc cemento, yeso y alabastro de Sarreal,
dando 8 dicho productos todas las tormas i
aplicaclones dc que sean susceptibles.
FL Gobierno portugues ha prohi5ido Ia i'm
portaclon de trigos extranjeros deAde el 81 do
agOsto, hasta que SO consuman los obtenidos
en- la actual cosecha
La prensa inglesa, comentando el paso por
los Dardanelos de IN vapor russo, dice que
constltuye una violaci0n del tratado de Paris.
Considarass peligroso para 81 comsrcio
Dice un peri5dico de BaIceona que ha ia
lecido en- Paris la desventurada tragica fran
cesa FlOrencia Leonida. Chagvin, conocida por
agar On el mundo artfstico. 8 -
Escriben dc Manlleu (Cataluha) dando
cuenta de que los ObrerOS han presentado nue.
vas tarifas que no admiten los patronos, te-
m6ndose que por consecuencia de este desa-
cuerdo estale una huelga de los Operarios de
torcidos de algodon.
En- Cartagena ha ocurrido I'M sangr!ento
suceso.
Ell dueno de un acreditado sstablecimisn-
to que sOrprendi0 su esposa en- hagrante de
Ito de adulterio, de una pu1alada dej0 muerto
al amante gravemente hsrida la intiel.
La escuadra inglesa ha visitado d puelt
de barcelona.
@.S. a
Nos retieren un hecho extraho ocurIido on
el ponal del Hacho
ur corrigendo que acababa de ingresar
en- 81 presdio, procedente de Cuba, SO le per-
dlo hace pOcos dias un pOrta. a.nOnedas, en- eI
que guardaba 125 pesetas en- orc plata
Como no era el sitio muy aprop6sto para
conflar en- 81 hallazgo, el hombre SO resigno con
su suerte, sin dar conoeimiento los jefes pa.
ra que Sc practicara en- la poblacion penal al
registro propio de tales casos, que suele dar
mny pocos resultados.
Cual no sef1a su sorprosa cuando al comu-
nlcarle Ia perdida unO de sus compaieros
de prision, Francisco San Roman, natural de
Santl-Spiritu, este que habia encontrado el
portamonedas, SO 10 devolvio sin que faltara
un c6ntimo
Lo mas oxtrano del case, ' 10 que hace
mas meritoria la eonducta de Francisco San
Roman, es que la pobreza de este llega tai
extreme, que no solo Sc We obligado conner
81 rancho Official, 81 no que, con objeto de fu-.
mar que le laven la ropa vende diaciamente
Ia mitad de su racion de pan
Francisco San Roman recibi0 cnco duros
de su companaro, como p'emio a su noble
acci6n.
La provincial mas filarm6nica de Espafla es
acknowledgements, la de Murcia. Tene cuaren-
ia dos pueblos cuarenta y cinco bandas de
mhsica, cada una de elias formada POI Gin
cuenta sesenta individuos. Solo en- Ia capi
tai hay cuatrO bandas.
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COLON

COLON.
A mi apreciable amigo el vigoyoso poetu aqua
djllane, don Jose Ag.stsn Aponts.
Por loco visionario to tuvieron,
Por loco y yisi0nario te trataron,
dc tu gloria y nombre Sc olvidaron
Aquellos que q tn genio Sc rindieron
Tus proyectos Colon, burlados fueron
Mas luego que On tn oferta repararon,
Tus calculos prudentes oscucharon
su apoyo los reyes to ofrecieron
7 tus naves cruzando el mar profundo,
Triunfante del peigro los azares,
Lesdistes Castillo un nueyo mundo. $50 !
La America, esa perla de los mares ,----.
Por ESQ tu saber grande = fecundo
Sc levantan dOquier triunfos altares.
Aguadilla. C. G.. Maytineg.
DeSea listed cOmprar articulOs de gustO
Y de Ultima nOvedad? Pues encamine ans
pasos al 4Siglos XIX gran estabiecimicnto de
Font y Vidal, mum. 80 de la Gale de San Fran
CISCO ALI quedara usted surtido de cuanto
pueda usted desear.
El atleta de MilO.-Acaba de lascnh hrirsa
On la lsla de Milo una eStatua de nlayor tama
no que el natural, representando un ioyen at
leta. Lo mas notable es> que, la tai estatua ha
sido encontrada On el mismo terreno en- cue
hace medic slglo tue descnbierta la incompa-
raOle Venus de Milo, que es hoy Ornamento del
Muse0 del Louvre. El g0bierno griego ha dado
las 6rdenes oportunas para que Ia estatua del
atleta sea trasladada inmediatamente Atenas.
n Podemos asegurar de una manera alb
soluta que en- todo Puerto Rico no Sc pusde
tomar meJor csno peymowth que 81 quo Sc ha
recibido recientemente en- el cafe LA MALLOR.
QUINA que es Verdaderamonte selecto.
Tambien han uegadc los c6lebres iafnones
sin hueso dulces ssquisitos, licores tinos, cham
pagne, etc.
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ATENOION

Don Jose Becerra, professor superior. ofre-
ce sus servicios profesionales en- la calle de Ia
Cruz ntlmero ~, y admite pupilos para la eli.
sehanza elemental y secundaria Is
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vARlEDAnES

Cuando yea usted un hombre rollizo, dulce
sonrsa, cachetes coloraditos rebosando con-
tento, no hay mas que preguntar. Els que come
en- el restaurant de F0ntanillas La Catalina
San Francisco Sc en- donde SO sirve tam bien sin
tasa el puro hielo dc Bayam6n, que puede to-
marse sin escrupulos.
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Sc vende
MaleQlilla Danesa 'maca Petersen :
LATA AHARILLA.

En- cajas de 100 latas de una libra.
Unicos iMportadores directos on San Juan,
FSnlay Brothers.. oe-a2
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-Dicen que estais siempre como perros
gatos tn marido y tu.
No es verdad Estamos divorciados ;
pero hacemos muy buen. :. divorcio.
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M apreciable amigo el vigoros0 poetu agaa-
djllane, don Jose Agvstsn Aponts.
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~ CONSEJO A LAS MADRES- Ell sJarabe
pre- cuando los nifos padecen dc la dsntiei6n.
Proporciona alivio Immediate al peque1o pacients;
produce un sueno tranquilo natural, aliviands
todo dOlor. amanece el angelito risueno feliz.
Els muy agradable al paladar. Alvia al psque-
huelo ablanda las encias, calma todo dolor, rogu-
iariza los intestinos, es el mejor romedio COMO
cidc para diarrea ocasionada por la dentici6n d
Otra caUsa.
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ENTRETEnlMIENT0S
PRoBLEHA

Dedic0dO d mi amigo Julio Po,scy.
un labrador mand0 al mayor de sus tres
hiJos eOjer ciertO n1mero dc IN inzanas slue
tenia un arbol, y le diJ1: la mitad dc todas
son para tt, mas media manzana la mitad de
las restantes para tn hermano sguien5e, mas
otra media manzana; y la mitad de las restan
teS para tu hermanO menor, mas .,tr. Tnsslia
manzana. Este reparto lu haras sir arL4r
ninguna, como te sobrara una, me la rrae 4
mi. iQu6 ndmero de manzanas tenia o. ssItt. 4
Ponce. Fernando AefSs4
ANAGRAMA
2. UN PELO Es LocOs
DescOmponiendO las anteriOres ietras.
cOmblnandolas bien, SO obtendra el noinbre 7
apelldo de una simpatica = bella sen ,risa Toa-
bajena.
- S2 ddnniranoy. r. T.
1s ALMANAQUE. Setiembre 10. Sabado
San Genaro.
EFEMERIDE.--17oo. Furioso hurac IN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-02
General Gleanings.

Yesterday was disagreeabie day.
The Fourth ward fair is proving quite
success.
umerous repairs are being made at the
county jail.
Two drunks were bagged in police court
yesterday.
The Hot Springs has had good patron
age the last few days.
No business was transacted in the pro-
bate court yesterday.
Prof Frank Nagle is slowly recovering
from mis- recent illness.
Mr. Ben E. Rich has resigned as man
sgel Of the Equitable Coop.
The merchants did good business yes
terday in selling rubber goods.
Councilman j. Il. Elliott leaves to day
for Denver 70 be absent on business about
TWO weeks.
T. f. Powell of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul railway, was in the city yester-
day on business.
Deputy Marshal st. John brought up =
gang of alleged burglars from the peniten-
tiary yesterday for trial.
The bank furniture has been set up in
the Utah Loan and Trust company's build
ing and makes very snowy appearance.
A carload of kitchen furniture for the
new Sacred Heart academy of this city was
burned while in transit in Illinois a few
days ago.
Charles Meigham, of the abstract firm of
Alvey & Meigham, is expected to arrive in
the city with his family in few DAYS from
Atlantic, Il.
There are undelivered messages at the
Western Union telegraph Office for the fol-
lowing parties: Thomas Christie. Pat
Naughton and j. B. Low.
An injured man named Joseph THORPE
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The Commercial Sold.

The plant of the Ogden Daily Commercial
was sold yesterday forenoon at mortgage
sale for $500. The purchasers were
Theodore Robinson. W. n. Shilling, A. b.
Corey and others. Soon after the sale the
plant was sold to Mr.. A. b. Johnson, who
will be the proprietor and manager. r. L.
Rowe has been retained as editor and Mr..
George T. Bush, the late manager. will
remain in the business office as book
keeper.
Some time last July a carload of paper
was ordered by the company, and when ii
arrived Mr.. L. b. Adams, one of the stock
holders, paid for it and took chattel
mortgage on the concern.
The paper was already in debt, and since
then it has not paid its running expenses,
and the mortgages were ordered fore.
closed. Mr. Johnson was editor of the
Commercial several years ago.
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FROM EUREKA.
Interesting Mining and Personal Notes Caught
on the Fly

interesting htulllS dIu I6TbOndl NOUoB CauglG
on the Fly.
Business generally is quite brisk.
light snow fell on the south mountains
yesterday.
the increase.
On the increase.
T. A. Valleys new enterprise, the Min
ers' hotel, is booming.
J. O. Packard, of the Eureka Hill, left
for Sa 1t Lake to-day.
J. E. Beverage, foreman of the Northern
Spy, is over on brief visit.
Mrs. Marks went TO Provo to attend to
litigation matters yesterday.
The Miner is offered for sale, the Rath-
bone brothers desiring TO locate elsewhere.
Eureka is infested with the worst speci-
mems of the genus tramp ever seen in the
west.
Rice's Tintic sampler, which is under
the direction of Manager Schenck, is doing
q very good business.
Prof Balsch, an old Comstocker, who
has been in Tintic for several days past,
left for Salt Lake yesterday.
Mrs. Belle Tompkips, of the Eureka
house, went to Salt Lake to- day. She was
accompanied by Manager Wilson.
General Manager Hyde and Vice Presi-
dent Beck, Of the Bullion-Beck, are max
! ing an inspection Of that famous property.
Ed Pike, United States court commits
sioner, is getting his house in order' in
anticipation oil the advent OF Mrs. Pike and
family.
Reports have reached Eureka of the find
ing of the dead body of man in the hills
! to the north. Particulars have not yet
! come in.
Hon. w. II. Smith, superintendent of the
| Bull on-BecE, is in ill-health, and will
soon take trip to his home in San Fran
cisco, where ne will take needed rest.
The Eureka Hill is not shipping any ore
now, and those posted on affairs in the
camp say rise in silver and lead is awaited.
Immense quantities of timber, coal and
other supplies are being laid in.
J. A. Cunningham returned to Salt Lake
TO- day. He has been over q. Mammoth on
business, and reports the property as look
ing immensely we'll. Great improvements
have been made at the Mammoth this
season.
w. ]. Shiek, president of the Diamond,
which is located just over the hill from
aud adjoining the Centennial re-
turned to Salt Lake to-day. He reports
the most encouraging indications in his
Judge j. S. Watts, one of the leading at
torneys of Tintic and Democratic vice.
president for Juao county, has gone tc
Provo on legal business. The judge is g
stanch snd enthusiastic member of the
great party, and is more than pleased al
the political outlook, both in Utah and
throughout the nation. The Judge was
one of the pioneer "divlsionists'' in Eureka.
Sam Bennett, an employee of the Tintic
Iron company, whose mines are located
near Silver City, recently escaped hor
rible death. While endeavoring to avoid
some falling rocks on cliff he got too neal
the edge and fell distance of fifty feet
He escaped with no injuries save very
severe bruises, which will lay him up fol
some time. He has so far recovered as tt
be able to be taken to his Home in Santa
quin. His escape from instant death mus
be classed among one OF the most mar
, Vicious happenings in the history of min
, ing in Utah.
) EUREKA, Dec q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-02
7he FIrst pistrIct Court.

Judge Miner transacted the following
business in his court yesterday:
DEMURRER FILED.
In the case of the People VS.. E. A. Lutes;
Indictment forgery; plea of not guilty
withdrawn and demurrer filed; demurrer
argued, submitted and taken under advise
ment
MOTION TO QUAsH SUMMONS.
In the case Of the People VS.. E. A. Lutes:
indictment perjury; plea of not guilty
Withdrawn and motion to quash summons
fled.
TWO YEARS IN THE "PEN."
In the case of the People, ETC., VS.. Will
lam Avery; verdict guilty; indictment
house breaking and grand larceny; de-
PENDANT waived time and asked for SEN
tence. Judgment, two years and six
months. In this case the jury was out six
teen hours.
PETIT JURORS.
In re summoning of petit jurors; an order
was made directing open venire to issue
for five jurors.
TRIAL FOR BURGLARY.
In the case OF the People vs. Daniel
Stanley ct al. (; Indictment burglary; United
States attorney for plaintiff, j. McComas
and @. Z. Foreman for defendants; pend
ing.
PLEADED GUILTY.
In the case Of the United States VS..
Thomas Bullock; Indictment adultery;
withdrew plea Of not guilty and pleaded
guilty. Date of sentence fixed for Deem
Der B 1891