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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
MIR. Robert Downing.

On next Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
Mr. Robert Downing and an excellent COM
rauv will appear in The Gladiator and
.Iramon and Pythias' respectively. with
"Julius Cesar" at the matinee Wednesday.
The proceeds of all tickets sold by the Py-
thians of Richmond and Manchester will DO
devoted 70 the fund which is to DO used il
erecting Hines memorial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

Spring designs in patterns. as shown by the
Domestic" Sewing Machine Company, are
attracting n great deal Of attention. Cata-
logues furnished free TO any address.
The great excitement on Broad street Is oc-
casioned by Heilers Reduction Sale OF Shoes
of superior quality. 1t is well-known tact
that the class of Shoes they offer IS mostly
custom made stylish and durable The prices
are 80 low that no one should fail to call early
to secure the proper size needed.
HELLER & Co..
2f7 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

Governor Mckinney Yesterday received q
letter from Nr, Richard Ewart, Ashbourne
Ferry road. Christchurch. Canterbury. New
e.ald. asking for information in regard to
hr. John Mayes. who died in Virginia in
i'.i. lie WAS lieutenant in the Third New
ork Cavalry Volunteers. The letter has
Sssen forwarded TO Governor Roswell +.
rover, Of New York. BY direction OK Cover
LoI Mckinney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
IT, Armand Dr. agneu,s Funeral.

Dr. Hoeo left for Philadelphia last night 70
,ots mart in the funeral services OF Dr. ID.
HAYES Agnew. at the request OF the family
and of Or. Agnew's pastor Rev Dr. Macin-
tosh. DR. Mcclure, a warm friend and ar
Sent sdmirer of DR.. Agnew. left on the same
train with DR.. Ho9e. having been tesesFapned
Tor 10 act 40 pgll.bearoF.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
PRINT DEPARTMENT.

Al Remnants Simpsons and Gamers Dark
Prints hest Quality. fast colors > 10 81 yards
in niece. reduced from Sc. 70 sc. yard.
II Remnants Armenian Serge, 80 inches
u,;Ie ali dark colors. "a % yards ia piece.
Reduced from - c. TO SC. yard.
81 Gdd Remnants Of Prints, Ginghams, Per-
Gales &C.. at low remnant prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
FROM lanitoI nill.

lr. George w. Tanes. city sergeant OF re-
tnburg vas among tie visitors at the Capt.
T.. Yesterday.
Governor Mckinney yesterday issued the
Commission Of Mr.. Thomas r.. Kemper Us as
Asl'ut CLERK AZ the penitentGTy.
Bly, Thomas w. Simmons OF Martinsvillc,
Henry county. has leeu appointed by Gov
ehsr Mckinney mem Der OF the Virginia state
Medical Examining Board for the Fifth con-
siessiJuai district for the unexplred term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
sha Had Isykteria.

The ambulance responded to the following
calls Yesterday:
Nineteenth ana Franklin. TO attend white
female who was suffering WIN hys'eria. She
was treated and lett:
1916 p. NJ, 20 Hnske'.Mercusu Msnutac-
turing Contrary. Twenty.frs. and Yenahle
streets. to q white man who had broken piece
Of steel in bis hand. The meta was cut out
and the man left at the works,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
Ne,s Me,ahnr. oftle L.ont Ciub.

~ &c board Of directors OF the Virginia Boat
Sluo net last evening and acted fayofably on
sRseeu applications 1or membership. AL the
annual meeting OF the club neld last month d
resolution was adopted limiting the member
suip 10 one hundred. The club now has
.Saty-eight active members and only twelve
sectional members will be admitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
IIunicnic Crnham Hour

makes the most delicious brown loaf and
rolls. particularly sweet. nutritious and d.
cestible. This flour should be made upin the
same manner as the best white hour. Manu-
fsntured only by the Haxall- Crenshaw Com
nanv and pnt 10 in bags OF ten pounds each.
Sold by all the best grocers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
Shot nv the Dredgers.

Governor Mckinney received telegram
md letter Yesterday afternoon from Captain
Read of tho schooner Tangier. officially noti-
fSinc him that he was fred on by the dredgers.
One Of his crew was killed. The captain re-
turned tho IRE and drove OF the dredgers..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

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I'VE \coN>NG y N " y \
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wS>tM NE sNv>NG clothes
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"CvwsMes.
Ms \oNg as How Get NE
.'v>o.Mt'' E>MA % ~ Nat
NON AoM't cave q ''y>I"
wMo AoAe *. W " Y "
NeeM 1\w\WG NON I'VE
INST Sov q AoAov ov tN~o
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weoNAe. SMoM &SeW v>GS\t
on Ao>wo ". VMeN've NcA.
We've Not---VMeve's Ms
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A.. SoNs & Go.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
Woodward & L0tlrOD,
7 :WIPa. e:
DRY GOODS STORE,
CORNER BROAD ANDADAMS STREETS.
OUR REMNANT DAY.
FRIDAY. MARCH 2j. 1892.

Our offerings Of Remnants for this week
are more numerous and more attractive than
usual. All the short lengths, ends OF stock;
odd sizes. broken assortments. mussed. s'iled
and in any way damaged goods are ierreted
out and rlaced on sale each Friday.
Busy days at several OF the counters nave
piled TIE remnants high. and IN nearly every
instance they are from new anu choice goods.
You Will find them exact y as advertised
that is. II you come early enough. bearing
the original price rs well as the reduced
nrice We begin with the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
ART DEPARTMENT.

Monte Cloth Splasher5. linen. fringed and
slammed Reduced from 35c. 10 25c. each.
Monte Tray Cloths. linen. fringed ana
stanlned Reduoed from 45c. 70 BIC. each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
FLANNEL DEPARTMENT,

IRemuants Gray Twilled Flannel.
Remnants Red Twiled Flannel.
s Remnants Blue Twilled Flannel. Above IN
lengths from Ia 10 81 yards.
Remnant prices on each one.
uomespun Flannel skirt Patterns. 40
inches lonc. q. yards round. oil wool and
rnshrinkinc Red and Black Stripe. Gray and
Kact stripe. bordered at bottom.
Feduced from .l.25 to - each.
I Choice Homespun Skirt Patterns, extra
heavy and fine, all pure WOOL soft fleece
iined finish fast colors. Tan, Gray and
Brown. Red and Black, Gray and Black, oor-
dered at bottom.
Reduced from sl75 to sl.S8.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
QUILT DEPARTMENT.

slightly faded Comforts. French Satteen,
ona has rich yellow ground. small flowers in
centre and large red flowers in borders. solid
tIus sntteen lining the ether has blue
ground. with pink flowers and bud sattesr
lining These are well made, extra large s!zs
for double beds.
Reduced from $3.50 to IS each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25

Hand-sewed shoes half-soled and heeled el.
". f. DREw d Co.. 7S7 Main street, corner
Eighth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
PERSONAL POINTS.

Miss Darlington of Cumberland county Is
expected in this city in a few days to Visit
Mrs Johnson on Fourteenth street.
Mr.. Samuel X. Owens Is quite SICK al MS
home. Twelfth and Porter streets.
Miss Amelia Harris. who has been very sick,
is improving. a.. :.
Mrs. Virginia Rives, OF this city; Is enter;
tanning Mrs. Aggie Il. Benston aud son and
Ma aura Friedlin and son, of Portsmouth.
Judre John II. Ingram and Mr.. Augustine
Royall returned yesterday from Norfolk
cnnncil OF the Royal Arcanum. Judge John II.
fOgrr will be roappointed upon the commit
tee on laws and appeals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-25
GOOD TEMPLARs.
-, rrooa TOdoe held its regular m

Star of Hope Lodge held its regular meet
inc a. Owens Hall last evening. Consldera-
bis business was transacted Several new
Die p ia we're initiated. MANY visitors were
iioiu from Rescue and Trinity lodges. In
aresting remarks were made By Robert Whit
tett t' ir' and Smith. Of Rescue. hansiord
iiq TSsre WE WAS 5, good deal of amusement
49, af the contents OF box. First
RE. razor wiper. to Hansford OF Trinity;
BOBBY prize to Mr. julius H9us4h. A hand-
some pin cushion auciionea oy ioHsoh was
to u' the the benefit Of the Good Templars
Temple Of Richmond
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24
coALyIlLE ELECTION DISPUTE.
II is Being Ventilated In ihe Third Dis.
trict Court Today.

The ballot contest case from Coal.
willie precinct--George w. Young Va.
j. II. Dcmjng-came on for trial be.
fore Judge Zane this morning, In the
Third District court, waldemar Van
Colt being counsel for the plaintiff and
A rihur Brown fof the defendant
he contest concerns the office Of
tire asurer OF summit county. At the
election on November 9Th for terrific.
rial and county officers and also for
civ officers, the same judges OF election
presided Tn the Coclvlllc precinct over
both sets OF ballot boxes. The plaintiff
claims thst IN depositing the ballot
papers elk OF those cast for county anu
territorial officers were dfnpDed Into
the city box, while six ballots cast for
city officers found their way into the
county box In tho same way. When
the judges came to the work OF
counting they threw out the ex.
cha nged ballots and refused TO count
them. The contest came on these six
county ballots, MIR. Deming claiming
that his defeat was the result OF this
action.
The witnesses examined prior to tho
noon hour were Judges II. ii. Rhead
and rhos. Ball, ar, iand5ecretary Sells &.
The judges disavowed all intention
OF wrong doing and stated that most OF
the voters were warned from time
to time that ~ their ballots got into
the wrong box they would not be
counted. Attorney Browne cross
examination was conducted In q
humorous vein.
IL IL urged by the Democrats that
the ballots In question were destroyed
with tho intent Of changing the true
state OF affairs, anu with the object
Of preventing their production at the
trial.
The case In expected to last all day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24
Today's Probate Court.

Estate OF rhomas Hope Nixon, de.
cessed. Account allowed aud dis.
tribution made M prayed.
Estate OF Melissa IL. McLellapd, de.
ceased. Hearing ON petition for letters
VI administration. Edward MeLel.
land appointed administrator ON filing
$4,000 bond.
ESTATE Of James Jensen, deceased.
Continued TIL Dec. 2Slh.
Estate OF Edwin W. Birks, deceased.
Hearing on petition for letters Of ad-
minlsliation. VIM. L. Birks appointed
sum OF $500.
Esialo OF Charlotte Van Dyke, de.
ceased. Hearing on petition for pro.
bate OF VIII, which was admitted, aud
WIN. Van Dyke was appointed ok
ecntor without bonds, under the terms
vi the VIII.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24
"CACOETnEs SCRIBESDl."
Alleged Awful Addiction Of a Would
he Curb Inspector: Nature
" the Disease.

An old communication from tho
board OF public works addressed 10 the
City Council recommending tho np-
pointment Of ). II. Carlisle as inspec.
tor of curb construction was drawn
from the recorders official paper wallet
at last nighps meeting aud read by MIR.
Dennis.
Rich moved that II be tabloid in-
definitely, and when the motion
aroused opposition ho made u speech
In which he accused the board Of pub
Ito works OF making tho recommends
ton simply to get rid OF the applicant
who had boon Fostering the board I'M
cessingly for soft snap position
for months. He objected 10 hav-
Ing cast-on material saidled upon
the council. Mr.. Rich then said tina.
he had been the recipient Of two or
three insinuating anonymous lelters;
similar communications had been pub
iished In n mornings paper rejecting
upon himself ana he believed that
Carlisle was tho writer Of them. He
said Mr.. Carlisle might be- n success Ms
an anonymous letter writer, but from
what he had heard OF him he did not
think he possessed many Of this essen-
tails OF an inspector.
Evans In discussing the matter OF
the appointment, surprised his con-
icros by asserting that the applicant
probably suffered from odcOethes scrt.
bend, but that otherwise he was n
good man.
The members looked at each other In
n manner approaching astonisbmenl
but Simondi-who pridos himself on
his Observation-Disclosures To look
wise and muttered; els pretty big
thing to shy, but know what 1t means.
II 10 neither infectious nor contagious
and may help the man out little"
Wantlnnd scratched his head for a
moment and then came 10 tho relief Of
his puzzled colleagues with: ooh, |
have studied up few foreign phrases
myself and understand what Mr.
Evans said. or course no has got 'em
bad, but when We know where he has
been and what he has been doing We
will all excuse him. Translated hiI
words signify, 'one given to an over.
fondness for writing"
The Council then recovered from the
sudden shock II had sustained and tht
transaction Of business was resumed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24

A hall will be- given this evening by
the young ladies OF the Brigham
Young college.
a company has been organized 10
operate the Palace hotel. The capital
stock is fixed at SO 900, aud Is all sub.
scfibed for, Or. Keysor, the present
proprietor, taking the greatest number
VI shares. w. q. Smelling was elected
president, J. q. kno'0es vice prcsi.
dent, q. w. Matthews SECRETARY, and
Mis-. q. n. Keysof treasurer. A board
Of directors WIS also chosen.
Logan believes In celebrating Christ.
mas. Numerous balls aud school en-.
tVftainfuents viii take place during this
latter part Of this week. Tho holiday
display made by the various business
houses would DO ureiit to cities with
treble the population OF Logan.
The citizens Of the Second ward Will
have n great feast and dance OH Friday
evening. On Saturday afternoon the
little tnes viii dance.
-Four of tho boys convicted. OF steal.
ing from the storcs OF Rouech Bros.
and T.. A. Nielsen have been released
under n Suspended sentence. The
Others were Internationally liberated
as the court thought they had been led
into mischief.
A number of young people wen,
from Logan to Hyrum TO attend q
party on Monday evening. They had
a good time.
A runaway occurred yesterday
morning. Mrs. &. ID. w. Fuimer aud
Mrs. IL. Il. Hatch were driving up
Second street toward Main, when the
horse took fright at the noiHe accustomed
by u falling tree that had just been cut
down, and turning suddenly round
threw both ladies out. Neither Of then
was seriously injured, but both were
badly frightened.
LOGAN, Dec. 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24
Death of Pearl Kimball.

Tho death occurred last evening, In
Sugar House Ward Of Joan Pearl,
daughter OF ID. IL. and Joan 0kerbery
Kimbali.
The deceased was operated upon by
Doctors Richards and Beatty on
Thursday for appendicitis but not with
the mucn desired result. She was IA
bright ana lovRble child OF eleven years
and her demise will be- mourned by
her parents and many friends. The
funeral services will be conducted at
the ward meeting house tomorrow,
Sunday, 25th, at II m. Relatives and
friends cordially Invited TO attend. 49,.
Those going from the city by car VIII
take the Seventh South and Eleventh
East street car or tho ono via state
Street,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24
"Woman's Exponent"

Among the papers which arc getting
out interesting holiday numbers con-
tanning special articles appropriate for
the season IL the IPoman's Exponent,
the last issue OF which confirms u
variety OF interesting reading matter
The table OF contents Is AZ follows
The Christmas OF tho Pioneor,s--
Augusta Joyce Crocheron. ANGELINA
"A StoIy--W. Crouch.i wv r. CIuD.
Gladys Woodmansae. n Tiossa"'
Selected. Columbus. ~,
Editorial: - A Historic House.
World's Fair and Six Industry; a
Happy Event. Christmas time hui-
torial Notes. Co..
Poetry.-Preparation-L. H. Greens
Richards. COMMUNICATE '' -
Remeni bered-S. X. II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24
A ranou Duci.
tLHpincoHl

To give an idea OF what u brave
man can do II he knows fencing
thoroughly and but keeps cool aud
collected In danger, we will relate an
HISTORICAL duel. 30 extraordinary IL
inns combat that ~ would be- held Q
romance, had II not been witnessed by
y whole army. The hero Is Jean
LOUIS, OF whom We have already
spoken aH one OF the great masters OF
the beginning Of this century, and the
uuei happened In Madrid In 1913. He
was the master-at.arnis OF the Thirty
Second regiment OF French Infantry /;
we riM Regiment, composed entirely
brigade.
NoslmentAl esprit dc corps and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24
oapgS DAY BY DAY.


...c.,,aiued that
II has now yn,tel,. has not
suporint.huen, ~. .n,.,int,nd.pcy OF
Tesigneu liou Va ',,,,ssdu of the Union
the Wyomins ,,,y nam granted n
Pacific, pu' .,.snce.
four months ''"'e "
a., aivorce case which has been
III To- hearing la Judge Mincr'e
esle. o. snu,, time was disposed Of
cou,s 49, and Mrs, Mary NJ. Radlcy
III. ..d from the matrimonial
Wa which bound her 10 Alton NJ.
sna,n ,.v The grounds for divorce
hau ,sc,t,on md failure to provide,
Neio, m. ,,,cr.e was granted.
hnu Wv
The fight between Billy Moran anu
walter McCampbell AZ the Union
orera house last night enueu IN
vietory IN ak rounds Tor Moran
.,rrou,d,ny tho deatb
Of Mrs. Eliza duncan nh, ny ~
been cispelled; i.a.eIusy ua
born made puonr Nne ..suo 'la,',1
lysis OF the SIM" l"a ,,i. Dor,
wnich 'h.' woma,, drank her donth
WIZ. ea Uo found strychnine in sum
pV, Quantities 10 have caused the
olent IN s.y,r,l persons and as n
ushu, ,,isr .opinion that Mrs.
,ssu yas mnr,ioted was strength.
Dun0"" mi IA. made known
.hen ,i,,ngnasa 10 Give a death corti.
w a. ,hst eject. The sheriff and
noasp ,ay. The case in hand aud III.
nls III will bc mIl. Already
l.,darabie dnin hus been collected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24

8. II. Clifford, New Cs.sell, Via,
was troubled with Neuralgia aud
rheumatism, his Stomach was disor-
dered, his Liver was sdected 10 An
alarming degree, appetite Tell away,
and he was terribly reduced In flesh
and strength. Three bottles Of Electric
Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
had . running sore on his leg Il eight
years. standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Of
Buclslen's Arnica salve, aud his leg IN
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Cat.
awbn, o., had i've large Fever sor,s
on his leg; doctorr said he was lncurE.
BILE. One bottle Electric Bitters and
ono box Bucklrn's Arnica Bslve cured
him entirely. bsll nj A. &. Smith Il
Cos Drug Store. 8"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24

E.5. JsiItay ct nj. VI. ID. Alexander.
In this case the demurrer was with.
drawn and judgment entered for the
plaintiff, by consent.
FOR THE PLAINTIFF.
VIM. Martin va. w. II. DooIy.
Judgment for the plaintiff.
sAiE.
John Fetherston va. Robert Brown
ct al.; default. Dec,ee entered for the
plaintiff.
RETERRED.
Sullivan ct al. vs.. l.. II. Kullak. On
motion OF plaintiffs this 'maiter was
referred TO Judge Anderson to try and
report fndings.
THE U. AIAnsiIAL's ACCOUNTS.
The accounts Of the United States
marshal were approved.
WITHDRAWN.
Robert Gordon VA. J. Il. Fulton ct al.
The suit was Withdrawn.
TO FILE AMENDED COMPLAINT.
In the matter OF Joseph Baumgarten
vs.. Robert Gardiner ct III, leave was
given TO file Nh amended complaints
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24
LOGAN LETTER.


Correspondence ~ ne Diieref NeirL
We arc having genuine winter
weather at present. The thermometer
does not appear to be able to rise above
zero at any time during the day.
Mr.. Charles T. Power, former pro.
prlctor OF the Logan House, has left for
Sacramento. Gal.
A movable door has been laid In the
Thatcher opera house, the object being
10 convert II Into ball room for the
holidays. The initial dance viii take
place tomorrow evening. IL will be
followed by n masq uerate on the .9.h.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24
SCROFUL0US SORES.
lady Badly AFFLICTED Three Years
Iriet Many Doctors Here and
In England without Bene-
Mt. Cured ny Cuticura,

ny wife having suffered from scroiuia sores
on the hsck for three years, aud At timcs sho
doctors could get. and also went TO England
70 tfy and he cured there. and all OF thai-
Jailed. and told her they could DO nothing for
her aud having tried all kinds OF remedies.
~ last ticd one boz OF your CuticurA Ran.
LDits, aud today she 10 n well az she ever wha
IN her life. aud her back Ia a. Gear ~ any per.
son living, and I for one can rscomm, nd
CNicunk iltNrpiEs a. the only one I could
nnd TO effect n cure
g. ". JONES, Constable,
% SAVES street. Cleysland ohio-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24
An Old Offender.

Thomas sullivan, alias James uor ,
man alias Mason Mprehead, an on
offender who has spent mos. VI ~
time the last few years III .he pen
itentiary Tor burglary, appehrun n ~,
fore Justice Geo today Tor Nastanuy
He was given holiday presen. ~ nv ~.
shape OF a sixty days sentence ~ 'n'
city Jail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24
CAN NOW HOMESTEAD.
Fort Crittenden Reservation Near
Camp Floyd Thrown Open
TO Settlers.
In regard to Fort Crittenden mill
tary reservation near Camp Floyd, the
following has been received at the
local land office:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
GENERAL, LAND OFFlCT.

MANHlNuIONs ~ w, btc. II, io's.
Rcgisior and Receiver, Sat Lake GU,
-GENrLKMEs:--The Fort Criiten-
don military reservation was transferred
10 tho custody OF the Interior Depart
ment July %, 1884, for disposal under tho
net Of July 0, 1884, 30 STAT. 1903. No i'm
provomonts appear TO havo been trans
iorred.
You will observe that tho aot OF July .,
1854, provides "that any settler who was
IN actual occupation OF any portion of
any such reservations abandoned mill
tary reservations, prior TO the locating OF
OF such reservation, or settled thereon
prior TO Jan. |, 1854, in good faith for so.
curing n home and OF entering tho
same under the general laws and has
continued in such occupation until the
present time, and IL by law entitled TO
make n homestead entry, shall DO entitled
TO enter the land 80 occupied, not exceed
ing 100 acres in body according TO the
government surveys and subdivisions;
provided further, that said lands were
subject To entry under tho public land
laws at tho time OF their withdrawal"
The lands 81 the reservation having
been surveyed, homestead cHh les NAV be
GhOred In accordance with tho provision
quoted. In allowing such entries you
VIII 30 guided by the decision. In the
ulFo OF Reynolds vs.. Colo, 8 l.. d., 5j5;
aud Connolly va, Boyd, L.. D., iso. The
land. not falling within tho proviso
quoted, viii in tho absence Of further
legislation looking TO their disposal, be
appraised In duo timo aud You will bo
further instructed In regard thereto.
Very respectfully,
NJ. NJ. RosE,
Assistant Commissioner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24
Doors open at S O'Clock.
Judge Zane's Orders.

This morning Chief Justice Zane
made the following ordore;
In the case Of the Lexington Min
ing company (Sooiete dcs Mines vs..
the old Jordan Mining company the
motion for "A new trial was overruled
ind Ave days. stay granted pending
an appeal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-24
Scrofula Ten Years.

I had n running sore 10 my ear o. scrofnis
nature for ten years HAD leon treated by sew.
eral physicians, but obtained no relief Until
tried Cu1iouhA, Witch healed II up In few
DAYS Ihia was more than three years ago, and
have had no trouble with u etnee. consider
your Curicum REHEDms uneAccllcd for the
diseases you claim 10 cure.
Mis-. H. a. WooDToRD,
beattefwOod, So. Dhk.