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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-14

Awfui Dc-,rucion Caused. bu' Reports
nesgre.

PEORIA, June lI.-Reports from the
cyclone at Galva, Ills, are meagtu.
The town contained about two thou
sand people. Tho reports afe TO the
effect that almost the entire town was
swept away. The cyclone struck the
town about y. m. The temperature
fell rapidly anil many He'd 10 cellars.
scores were found after the storm IN
clstcrns aud wells where they hal
taken refuge. rclegraphic commune
cation ~ cut of, but the best fepoft-
obtalnAble say that It IN estimated that
twenty 0r more were killed. The dsal
bodies Are strewn over the devastated
fields aud mingled with the ruins OF
tneiT homes.
Full details Of the cyclone at Galva,
I lluols, are not obtainable, M the
Nifes are all down. The only word re-
c,iycd comes from lafayette station,
six miles this side. The traiumen who
rame through Galvh, after the stt ru,
report that the Chicago, Burlington a
Quincy roundhoufe, aud Rock Island
drpot were destroyed. Many other
buildings were wrecked. IL " known
that several were killed, but the names
are not learned. No news has breu
received here Of the reported d,slruc.
ion Of the town Winona, Marshall
County.
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Finest Shaded and Lawns In the Ter
fltOTy. Grounds carprted beautifully
With grasses and all kinds OF convent.
rnces for "a dny's pleasure. swings,
r,etcfs, Quot Grounds, Race Course,
Boating, soda Water stand, Lunch
Counter anu other convenience on the
grounds. 1900 people visited the
grounds last season. No Objectionable
character or intoxicated persons AT
mitled. Your wife, dau shtcr OF swe, &
heart will encounter nothing offensive,
tut will he plca ei with the attractions.
Come ond pay u VISIT
Public schools, CLUBS and Private
Picnic Parties eau secure the Park and
Pavilion by applying 10
W. &. n. SNoOr, JR., Manager.
Rapid Transit Cars leav" FirSt
South aud state Streets every twenty
minutes Tor the Park. DE-
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noRRlBLE ACCIDENT.
4 leu Year Old Boy Crushed to Death
Beneath the Wheels Of
Rapid transit Car.

There was n m It lamentlble and
stai accident ut che intersection OF
s.con East and Fourth south streets,
At 800 O'Clock lis afternoon. NJ the
me .nu lace named the ten
y.ar.old son OF Julian Riley
was riding on the rear of a lum'
Der wagon. For .sIne unexplsinvu
reason he Jumped ou To the r7adbed o.
IN, RAND TfAusii Street Car company
iuat NJ cal No. ~ came darhing hIohg.
Tn. mnt1rman Immediately applied
the brakes and reversed the current
la. nos ~ time 10 prevent the ub'
fortunate and thoughtless lad from he
lux knocked down aud crushed a.
death. HIS lott leg was horribly
maupied aud the lower part OF the at.
domen torn away. Death was instnn'
taueous, The remains were picked ny
and placed ON board the ear and con-
yeytd TO Gricc Br,thcts' drug store
Mt the corner u Second South ani stale
streets.
DIR. Fisher made an examination nj
tue csmpany's request. rho uouy
was subsequently removed 10 Sieve
undertaking pnrlOrs IN tue Iellufiht
block, on Third south street, whcfe M
inqurst will he held tomorrow.
The parents o the decreased are M
and Mis. Julian Riley OF Provo. MI
Rhey ~ n saloon keeper nj tue Garden
CITY, and was up to attend the faoes'
He was out at the Driving Park when
the accident occurred.
The tad Intelligence OF his sons
death was convoyed 10 him by mess, ~
ger, while u lady friend informed the
mother, whose frantic cries could be
heard for more than block rs she
was being driven 10 the mOtgue.
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Articles OF incorporation Of the Utah
Pressed Brick and file company were
filed today with the county clerk. The
corporatorr are George +. Adkins,
James T.. KeAtE, George Holiday, John
Irvine and Charles L.. Crane, all OF
Salt Lake City.
The corporation shall exist for atty
years and its object the manufacture
and sale OF bricks, tiles, terra Gotta.
paving material, limestone, and gen.
eral milling and mining business. The
principal place Of business shall he Salt
Lake City, and the capital stock 500.
900 In shares OF the par value of sl.O0
each.
The board Of directors IL composed
OF Geo. +. Adkins, 81 500 shares, Go.
T. Holiday, 1900 shares, James +.
Keate $500 share, John Irvine 81 800
shares, and Charles l.. Crane ten
rhnfOs,
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\ disease Is incurahlc when IT,.
causes work Oh without interruption
Malaria induces nn incurahlc chrOni
condition It the injected person doc
not leave the imp1guuted marsh
lnud oi hi- residence a bronchial
atarrh continues stationary. and at
last draw the lungs into sympathy
with It II thr person attacked by 30
remains constantly exposed 20 %
dusty atmosphere With like sud
dcnncss and energy OF the causes OF
the disease. Wi,a like continuance VI
the local processes, the individual
power vt resistance. the v1gor Of his
constitution arc important factors IN
determining the outcome a vigor
Gus thirty year old man will over
rome an Inflammation Of the lung.
which would be- fatal to an old man.
to IL drinkpI or 10 u man weakened
by luxury or q life OF dissipation Or
suffering Professor II. Nothnagcl
In Popular Science Monthly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-14

To speak Of q person acting In q "gin-
gorly' fashion would certainly convoy n
clear enough idea, and we easily connect
tho word IN some vague manner with
the word ginger" perhaps from the
association In our minds OF the sparing
use made Of that condimcut, Tho word.
however, Is innocent Of any such round.
about derivation, and comes directly
from the old word "gang," 10 go-stin
preserved Ia tho Scotch phrase, Gang
that gato'-and thus originally means
with cautious, faltcring or "gingorly"
stcps.-Chumbors' journal.
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The following orders were made be.
fore Judge Bartch today'

The following orders were made be.
fore Judge Bartch today'
Estate Of Benson W. Chase, de.
ceased; petition for order to sell rcaI
estate came ON regularly. Proof Of
publication approved. Walter Greene
sworn aud examined. Order made
granting petition, and administrator
ordered to file additional bond in the
sum Of $1,000.
Estate Of Nancy Player, deceased;
final account anu petition for dislribu
ton came on for hearing. George G.
Riser sworn and examined. Order
made Ms prayed for anu account al
lowed.
Estate OF William J. Player, de.
ceased, final account aud petition for
distribution came on regularly. Geo.
q. Riser sworn and examined. Order
made IN prayed for and account al.
lowed.
Estate OF Mary Ann Maxwell, de.
ceased; petition for probate Of Will con.
tinued 10 June lTth.
Estate " jeremiah IL. Kimball, de-.
ceased; order made for clerk 10 correct
order OF publication of notice 10 cred.
itors, to read four instead oi ten.
Estate Of Octave Ursinebach, de.
ceased; final account and petition for
distribution came on for hearing. Ac.
count allowed and prayer Of petition
granted.
EstAte OF Hannah Atlwicks, de-
ceased; final account and petition for
dlstrlbutlon presented. David ). Emery
sworn ana examined. Account allowed
and petition for distribution continued
to June 81.
Estate Of Charles Raybould, de.
ceased; final account aud petition for
distribution came on. Decree OF due
and legal notice to creditors made.
Continued to June q.
Estate Of Chesson a. Chase deceas
ed; on motion OF !. Nj. Waddell, petit
ton for distribution was dismissed he
cause no notice to creditors has beer
given.
a NEW onuRcn.
Articles Of INCORPORATION OF tn,
Philips Congregational Church wsT,
filed today with the county CLERK
The object OF the corporation Is publ,
worship Of God and "the advance o
the Reietmer's Kingdom Ia th,
world" Tho olllvers shall consis
OF pastor. two .or more deacons
treasurer, u Sabbath school superiu
trndont and Rn assistant, all Of whom
shall be elected by ballot. "rhe pac
Of business" shall he Salt Lake Cit,
and sald corporation shall oxist for .
yeart. The cOrpofstors are Dana w
bartlett, Isaac Hu-e, Jr., Clava A
Huse. Matte ". Rartlett, Carrie /
Mason, LIZZIE May smith, and tive ~
liue others.
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nFFiCE " TiiE NpHrH pOiSr con.
" fplidaifd irrigation Company. o rom.
mcrcial Street. suii Lake CITY, utAn. PRINCIPAL
place n busiucss, SAT- lnke tity, Utah. NnuCo
D. hereby gwen i.t az % meeting Of tho ditccs
tor Of The North FONT tonscl ifAtcd ifrlgat on
q umpa1y, held on the lird day ~ May. lsl2, an
assrss uicnt 81 % per ccnL or Shopper shafu was
levied upon The capital STOCK u the company,
payable Immediately 10 j. W Whitehead. JE,
Secretary otthc company - Commcrc n street,
salt lake titY. ltnh. Any stock upon which
The ASSORTMENT shgil remain unpaid on Wed
nosdny, June END, A. ~. isui. vail be- drln.
qucnt and will lr advertised Tor sale NJ public
suction, and unless pas meut Is made before
Viii D, soln ou FRIDAY. july lsni. lsal. TO pay
tho delinquent nHscssmeut. togrthrr With Tho
costs OF advertising anu expense of sale.
=. ". WHITEHEAD, JH.,
secretary North Point Consolidated irfiga.
ton Company. y. ~. Roy lftN.
salt Lake CITY, May q. lsp2. dtu
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A New Dairy lompany.

Articles OF incorporation OF the
Clover Dairy company were filed with
the county clerk today. The principal
place Of business l. Salt Lake City, aud
the object shall he the carrying on Of
n uAiry, creamery AMI stock business.
The capital stock II $4,000, divide q
into 100 shares Of tie face or par value
OF 500 each. The corpofs,ots arc
Frank W. Ross, II shares; r. E.Wyhtt,
IL shares; II. NJ. Bacon, 33 shar.s;
George Ward, 80 shares; u. ID. L..
Ward, share. Frank W. Ross Is
president, George Ward, vlce.presi.
dent; ii. NJ. Bacon, secretary and
treasurer,
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AsskssNIhNr NnIICk.

II UCkN NIL. MINING co. Loo NTfoS
- " principal place Of business, Park city,
Utah Notice q hereby gwen that n meeting
Of the liosrd Of frusteca, held on the lNil day
~ May, isl'. NV affessmcut tNo,al Of three ~
ccnts per share was levied on the taptal
stock pi tho curuoratcu, payable within thirY
days from the date hereof 10 tho Precedent,
At noe, = aud 10 Maiu street, salt Lake CITY,
Utah Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on tho ara day o. June,
lssi. Will be delinquent and advertised for sale
NJ public auction and unlest payment d made
before Will be III on tho Bird day Of July.
lsss, to pay the delinquent assessments, %
EuthCr with the roat " advertising and cAs
ponso u sale. ~. ". HARDY iruaifrnt,
furkV nm Mining IUmuauv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-14

NEW YORK, June 1.-the fiiih
annual sale Of Rancho Del Paso
ycoflings, the property Of J,B. higgin
" California, comprising o ne hundred
AMI twenty-five colt, aud filltcs was
begun last night at rattersllla, this
city. The price. ~ a rule are good.
Chestnut iiily by Imp kyrle Dtly
aud Abra was sold 10 II. w od for
si,Oju; tay colt by Hylet All and
AigreiIe, to =. Donovan for 81 800; bay
colt oy lmu Sir Madrid and Aurclia 10
n. Wood Tor s9,7lD; bay lilly by Imp
Kingston nui BUunio Lea to 3. q.
Rua lie for $1,000; bay colt by inn
Corebin anu Fieurette TO Charles
smith for $3.50, bay nily by Imp
Galore GliIeliu TO IL. Wood $500;
chestnut colt by Imp Kingston ard
JrNelry to Charles smith Tor $1,000;
CHESTNUT fliy by Imp Midlothian an1
Laoigole ~ n Woqjs for $4,000;
brown lilly by Midlothian anu Lima 10
r. Muehan for s2,l0l. Tue average
price on the fotIy.eight sold WIS ssiB.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-14

Tomorrow evening grand compli'
men,ary concert viii be gwen In the
Twenty-Hr-t ward meeting house, In
honor OF Elder John ID. owen, who Is
shortly to depart on mission to
Europe. The entertainment will con-
list OF glee-, solos, songs, rosltations,
etc. The Harmony Glre Club, mem
beers Of spanish Ma dolin aud Guitar
Club, George ID. Piper. b. 5. Young
aud other woll-knOwn local artistes viii
take part In the programme.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-14

FRrpEmcK LARsES, who resides near
tho y " Il. q. depot, was arrested this
afternoon by Deputy Marshal Goodscll
ON charge OF fornicaiion, the complain
ing witness being Flora lyorsCn. lie
went before Commissioner Groonmun,
who fixed his bonds nj sjO1, aud the
examination for tomorrow vt = pm,
Failing TO give the required surety, tho
defendant was taken 20 tho pouitontiary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-14

A GrN1 % TiiF OuEAr WESTERN
~ Manufacturing To-, hHs changed nis t'si
dcncc 10 % s. sixth krst street fc.cphorc
40 Tale car uu other second or Third south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-14

,ffom tae Troy, y. y. Pr.si, Jan. ~, isH2.l
a number Oi Jovial stuGeuls aboard
the "EttuFip," bound for New York,
nrtcr having done" Egypt aud the
Holy Land, were relating experiences,
detailing incidents and care essly CIV
Ing uttcmuce to foreign expressions,
when a wng casually Inquired the NJ o.
nuncIatinn OF "hac.ha.che." One
said bscka.shc, while another insisted
n should be bacha.sha. After a little
argument, he politely announced that
In America, where he was best ac'
quaiuted, II was baukache, aud that 81.
Jacobs OIL was the great remedy tot u.
'rhe effect upon that pleasant little cir
Gle was IA magical rs that OF the rene
dy mentioned upon all aches and
pains.
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HEAVIER WOOL MANUFACTURING
AND MlILING co

NOTICE OF Asses-MENr.-NoTi IL
~ hereby given that NJ nestne Of the
directors, held m May ath, lssl. an assCsmcnt
81 ten per cent for q 90 per share of flaO1l
was luXIed upon The apiial took of ihf cor
poraii6n. payable July let, isl., to J.. d. To.
Ton, secretary. NJ Heavcr city. Utah.
Any stock uron which this assessmeut may
remain unua 4 IN the 1ud day ~ July. lsll
will De- DELINQUENT nud atvertised for sale Al
public auction and uuisaa payment u mHdo
before will be sold on the Slst DAY o. July,
Fcthcr with The c0st OF adsortsing and eN.
pense Of ialt. -
Beaver city. May 10Th, 1879.
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Spain owes silk to the Moors, and pro.
duccs 1t in true Spanish fashion lazy,
hupha1ard, picturesque. She 1t Is who
supplies tho ilSwoym gut for leaders
for fly fishermen the world over This
is the gorged gland Of the worm just
ready for spinning, Barcelona silk Is
In great request wherever q flamout
iino and peculiarly strong Is required. -
Chicago Tribune,
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Thorc h "a story OF two gentlemen
who. In hot argument ~ 10 how
the word mother" should be- onuu.
ciated, appealed 10 a passor 10y with
the question. DO you, sir pro
nounce 1t 'nrythcr OF 'ncethcrf 10
which the stranger being native Of
the Emerald Isle, artlc,sly responded,
"nuvthar. London TitEiu
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WAsuNdTON, June lI,-Gen. Il. r.
SRckhuuse, member OF Congress from
the Sixth district Of South Carolina
ami n prominent member OF the Farm.
efs' Alliance, died here early this
morning, He attended to his dutiu-
IN thel House yesterday, though not
feeling quite well, but no serious re-.
suit was anticipated until midnight,
when Congressman Cato, who boarded
in the same house, was called
" tho bedside with the Information
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,


NroTiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ uudcrsiguOd executor ~ tho viii ~
John \. nlYth, dtrpufcd, 90 tho crcditor1 ~
aud Oh persons having claims against the slid
deceased. In exhibit them with IN" necessary
vouchers within ten months after the irsi rub.
lCatluu Ut This unuC1 90 the said executors,
WIN. a. hnssitgr and liauilien g.. fart, ut IL
Grand Nu1ng's once, over UUacret national
Nauk. corner Fast fympip and llfai south
ftrfrIa. salt taHr cry, Utlh. iu fhu County ui
ralt Lake Dated Mat 9Th. ls .
MN. s IOEsirEW.
ItNMfLTONH. PAIN,
IxCcutnr. OF the will of john L. nlyinc.
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GALEsuuRa, H., June li..-h de.
struoiive tornado passed through the
northern part of this county last night.
North OF Altoona much damage was
done. Eight houses were blown down,
harms destroyed, orchards upFooted aud
crops ruiUei. Reports from Galva say
that great damage WINS done 10 railroad
property aud factories and many
business houses were unrooied, rasi.
fences blown down ami churches
damaged. II Ii reported that one per.
son was hillod anu several Injured.
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It has boon found that by passing
mixed hydrogen and carbunic oxide
over nickel and cobalt they can bo sepn-
rated, Then by applying the hydrogen
tostrips of platinum, "a powerful primary
battery Is formed which will yield, 1t Is
stated, 80 per cent. " tho total energy
m tho hydrogen absorbed. New Yorl.
World.
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In the Probate Court IN and for salt iati
County, Territory o. Utah
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CnICoRA, Pa, June li,-Owing 10
the lack OF water, last nights IRE did
not emu iii II had burned itself out,
though some buildings we're saved by
blowing up Of the doomed structures
In the path Of the flames. One hum
bred bulldings, mostly small, were dc.
strOyed; loss 100000. Chlcora has n
population OF 1900.
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IEnAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court iu AID Tor salt Lak,
County, Territory u Utah
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Tmn rArE or s srEAMEn
a Terribi" ENpiosion 'Ru~sd by coal
oil Lives Lost.

BoRDUAuX, June l4.-An appalling
accident occurred this morning on tho
river G0tondo near Blayo, when the
British steamer "Petnlia," loaded
with petroleum from Philadelphia,
became filed with fumes from the
cnfgO, which, being accidentally ig'
nitod, caused tremendous explosion,
SCATTERING the deck aud upper works
In every direction, setting IRE to the
vessel anu petroleum floating on the
water. THIS set fire TO n number OF
o,her vessols In the river and coasting
trade anu they burned 10 the water's
edge. The "Petrolia" was destroyed
and twenty Of the forty men conipos'
ing her crew perlshed In the flames.
The other twenty were rescued with
difficulty, some Of them badly burned
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In tho matter ~ the Estafe Of Andrew
sodofhorr deceased.
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LoSnoN, June lI.-Five persons
were KILLED aud eight injured by n col
lision this morning at Blshopsgat,
station, on the Great Eastern railway
between two workingmen's tralnr
The Scotch express - the Midlant
railway ran Into an engine at LeeIl
and seven were injured.
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INARLY ANp LATE NAMETiEs on GIL,
IL cry Plants. Mauin Harrow, Gardener
80 W. Srtrnih South ID. cou
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The Tragic End n Drama In
Real Llfe.--two Rivals
Killed.
A BRITISH STEAMER DESTROYED
DY AN EXPLOSION
Two Ri,ais Eiii Zach Other tie
woman Arrested.

ARKANSAS CnY, June Ia Foi
several DAYS Mrs. J. A. Mccormick.
wife NJ n wealthy rinchman, living AZ
Willow Springs, has been hcf" w cnni'
psny With d. C.Jones,of King Fisher,
Oklahoma. Norl Was sUut to Me-
Cpnmirk Of their intimacy. IA q
ame here last night and, x ing 4, the
hotel, surprised the guilty couple In u
room together. He opened iro gu
Jones' who returned IA. fire with the
result that both were shot aud ki'l Il
nimrs Instantly. Mrs Mccormick
fled In her night dress, but was suisse
quently arrested.
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In the Probate Court in aid Tor SAT- Lake
County, Territory u Utah.
In the natter 81 the fsiaie of Thomaa Rich
ardsuu. deceased,
NOTICE Is HERtiiN GIVEN THAI JOHN
~ 10. walker, admlritraior % the estate
~ Thomas Hchardsou. deceased. hAs rendered
Tor HctlicmUnt, and nlrd in said court, his dual
account nf his AdmuiatratiUn Of aai1 estate
and peuuln Tor dnnl distribution u the residue
Of said estate among toe per- ous entitled there
w, audtt1t Tuc6dsy, the 18th day Of JunU,A u.
ls9l, az ll O'Clock y. M, 90 the Court Room NJ
said Court, 10 the County C1uti House. ralt
Lake tiiy and County, titan Territory, bus
been duly appointed by the Judge of said
Court, for the ,oiiicngut VI tald account aud
hearing said petition for disirihut0n. a. which
time and place any pcfsOn intcfcslrd 10 slid
estate may appear and fhUw cause, u AM
there he, why said account should not ic sVt.
uod and approved aud nnal distribution made
a. prayed Tor,
Dated May a, isoi
q. r. ALLEN,
Clork OF the Probate Court,
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vi uairlN Of the estate ~ William bow
man, deceased, having flud her petition herein
duly verified, praying for an order Of sale Ut the
by the Judge OF said court, that ail persons in
trrcsted In The estate Of said deceased, appear
before tho said Probate Court on saturday,
the forenoon OF sid day, NJ the Court Room
" said Probate Court, ~ the County Court
House, IN The city ami county Of SAT- Late,
Utah Territory, " show cause why an order
should no be granted to the said htninistra.
triN, 70 soll 80 much of The real estate " the
haid deceased At private sale IA shall be nrccs.
sAry, and that q copy OF this order be- published
~ least four successive weeks In the DEsERf
kyENiNu NEWS, newspaper printed and pub.
lishcd In SAID city aud county.
DAed June lat, lsg2,
q. W. BARrCtt
Probate Judge.
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Name ~ company and location
Ihu Equitable llir Assurance
society Of the United States, l20
Broadway, Sew York
The amount ~ 10 Assets ls..,.,..l 6 ils bis rs
Tho amount OF H. liabilities is... l0l,pQ5,hlI ~
is.,.- %. -, .....,.,,,...,.,..,.... so,!9!.sso d
Tho name OF it, attorney or agent
for the Territory ot Utnh, upln
whom service Of process In any
civil action against said con.
pany may DO made NJ. Rush
Warner, Manager.
The receipts during tho year were 3l,05l Ni8 $
The expenditures during the year
22g13,oss ~
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MIssouLA, Mont, June 1.-THE
diver II higher than for number OF
years. rhe electric light plant IL
flooded, and the town was IL darkness
last night. The lower part Of tho
town Is flooded, and people have LEFT
their homes. The railroads arr
washed out, and the wires down.
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CoNNELLsvILLE, Pa, June a.
The Cooley gang planned TO rob an
express on the Baltimore ~ Ohio road
last night, but the officials got wind Of
It and sent pOsee ON the train and
scared them OIL. II had slS5, 900 on
Hoard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-14
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L. Eliah sells. secretary Of tho Territory OF
Utah, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is iull, true aud correct copy OF IN,
Annual statement Of tho general condition Of
Inc Equitable ltle Nsurenrg society OF the
the ird day of March. lsll. ln pursuance OF an
Act relating 20 Lie Insurance Companies, az
proved March Z, lhsa
In witness whereof, have hercunio sot ms
hand and unlNcd the Great Seal uf the Terri
tory Of Utah. this hth day Of May, l'vl,
lsEAI.l hLiIAll nELLS,
Secretary OF Utah Territory,