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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-19
OGDEN.
SUNDAY, June 10
DISTRICT COURT.
A Large Number of Orders
Made.
The Paving Observation-Disclosures Court
Arrest for Adultery-General
Gleaningg..

The following orders were made by Judge
Miner yesterday:
A. B. Anderson vs. s. L. Swenson; mo-
tion to set aside Judgment submitted on
briefs.
James Ririe VS.. James Chambers; on
motion of J. B. Barton and by consent
order granting plaintiff thirty days further
time to prepare and serve statement on
motion for new trial
S..P. Parker VS.. Joseph Clark ct al. mo
ton to amend decree by inserting costs
granted.
L. 3. Adams VS.. E. A. Reed; demurrer
to complaint argued, submitted and taken
under advisement.
w. S. Mccormick VS.. Arthur Pratt
auditor; on motion Of Ransford Smith,
order sustaining plaintiffs demurrer to pc
tition in Intervention and peremptory writ
of mandate is ordered.
Ogden State bank VS.. James lverson;
motion for Judgment in pleadings argued,
submitted and taken under adyisement.
Cache county vs. Fred j. klesel ct al. :;
demurrer to complaint argued. submitted
and taken under Amusement
James Montgomery VS.. w. A. Paxton !;
motion to strike out amended complaint and
demurrer 10 complaint 2rgueo. euDmAtteu
and taken under Amusement.
Lavina Munson VS.. w. O. Childs ct oil. :;
demurrer to complaint submitted and taken
under advisement
Elizabeth Bridges VS.. Otis Bridges; mo-
ton to set aside order of June 4, 1892, sob
mirted and taken under Amusement.
Hallock Paint, Oil and Glass company
vs. junction City Paint company; motion
10 discharge attachment. Hearing on this
motion it, hereby continued until June p,
1892.
St Louis Iron Mining company VS.. An
derson Pressed Brick company; demurrer
to complaint submitted and taken under
Amusement.
Merinda Pool vs. James FL. Nelson eft 81. ;
on motion of ]. s. Boreman, order dismiss
ing this cause on written stipulation of at
torneys for plaintiff and defendants.
Ogden State bank VS.. James iverson;
motion for Judgment on pleadings granted
according to admission OF answer.
St. Louis Iron Machine company We.
Anderson Pressed Brick company; de-
murrer overruled, ten days TO answer.
Lavina MuDson VS.. W. Q. Child ct al. !;
demurrer overruled, ten days to answer.
Mary ]. Williams VS.. Thomos (. Brown;
on motion OF W. L. p. Peyton for rein
statement Of appeal, motion denied.
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PROVO.
SUNDAY, June 49, 1892
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
SUNDAY,
June 10, 1892.

Together With a Considerable Grist Of Local
News.
The Methodist conference still attracts q
large attendance. A great deal of business
is being transacted and some very fine SER
mons delivered. Yesterday morning was
devoted to business and prayer, while the
afternoon session was taken up with the
pentacostal service, led by Mrs. Amanda
Smith. Last evening Rev. John Teller de-
livered q missionary sermon. To-day's
meetings W II be particularly interesting,
as some fine sermons have been prepared
and will be delivered by the distinguished
divines.
Commissioner Pike and wife will return
to their home in Tintic today, having spent
few pleasant days among relatives in
Provo.
Richard Duvall, of the firm of Duvall &
Mills, has come to Provo for months rec
reatioD and to improve his health, which
has been suffering from an excess of work.
Judge Blackburn has re urhed to Provo
after attending the supreme court session
at Salt Lake.
In the case of Olsen vs. Collins, which
came up before Commissioner Dudley,
judgment was rendered. for the plaintiff in
! the sum of SIC. Christianson q Knight
appeared for the plaintiff and A. G. Suth
erland for the defendant.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Ounce Crawford and Delphia Jolly, both
af Manti.
The Monte Cristo club ball is announced
for Wednesday evening, June % This
will be the second of the season and judg-
ing from the former effort 1t will be classed
as a society event.
There is talk among those interested in
the lake resort and street railway of ar
ranging for Sunday afternoon concerts at
the lake.
Springviile Is to have a magnificent
schoolhouse costing il the nelghborhood of
81, 500 The Provo Lumber Manufacturing
and Building company have been awarded
the general contract for performing the
work Belmont 81 Kenney viii put in the
stone work and Watkins & Holmes will lay
the brick.
George Sutherland, VINO went as an al
ternate to the Minneapolis convention re-
turned yesterday after pleasant journey
through several eastern cities.
C. L. Baxter of Salt Lake was guest at
the Roberts yesterday.
CSC. for box of Beecham's pills worth
QOinea
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THE HERALD
FIR EE

To every person who will send us Five
paid up subscribers to TIE SEMI
WEEKLY HERALD for one year, at 600
each (equal to $500, we will sela
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oeipt. Each aubscriber win also re
ceivs premium receipt. Agents avail
ing themselves of this otfss wa not
Saduct anmmiasiop
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charge Of adultery. He gave bonds for his
General GleanIngs.


Mrs. ellis d. Hodge is confined to her
bed by sickness.
J. H. Bennett OF the Rio Grande Western
was in the city yesterday,
>. 9. Mott, advance agent Of "Hoss and
Hoss, I" was in the city yesterday.
The Caledonian society of Ogden will
Join with the Salt Lake brethren and have
grand cutting at Lake Park next Friday.
Ten carloads of tea went east yesterday
over different railroads. 1t was the last of
a cargo received at San Francisco from
Asia a few days ago
w. e. Swigart was elected as represen-
tative 10 the grand lodge, knights Of
Pytnias. by Queen City lodge No. last
Friday night.
The street supervisor states that a great
deal of work has been accomplished the
past week on the streets at Mob Hill and
near Five Points
The Ogden ball team viii go to Salt
Lake today to play They will leave at
1880 and will be accompanied by a large
number Of Ogdenites.
w. &. Corners, S. H. Peters, J.. d. Van
Dyke, H. Harbold, DR.. e. Brooks and
James Alison of Vinton, Ia, are in the city
looking after business interests and are
thinking favorably Of making further in
vestments.
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X. A. z. o. INSTITUTION.

Park senate No. $50. K. A. E. o.,
Knights OF the Ancient Essenic Order, was
instituted here on Thursday evening last
with charter roll of fifty members. The
senate will be strong one snd will rank
as one Of the foremost of Park City. Fol-
lowing are the officers installed: Excellent
senator c. Z. Williams; senior seneschal
Bert Foster; junior seneschal, Bert Nc
Donald; treasurer, w. w. Macintosh:
secretary, Briant S Young; sarsedos, E.
Z. Gitsch; senior vigilante, NJ. Allen ::
junior vigilante, G. a. Bass; wsrder. r. E.
Lindsay. 1t is expected that by the time
the charter closes on Thursday next the
membership will have increased about
TWENTY-FIVE.
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Strawberry Festival.

A grand strawberry festival will be
given in Whites hall, Twenty-fourth
street, on Wednesday evening, June %.
1892, under the auspices Of the Young
Ladies' Mutual Improvement association
Of the Third ward. A neat and interesting
programme has been prepared for the oc-
casion, which, with Ice cream and straw
berries to be served by the young ladies.
Will make an evening OF enjoyment for Mi
who attend, and no one should miss the
<,soo%
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COMMERCIAL.
New York General Market

NEW YORK June 1s.-Hops, quiet. easy.
Coffee-Options closed steady, unchanged to
10 down. Sales, 500 bags. July 1l.60G11 80 :;
August II. 6501I.7O; Sept. II 65Q1l. IS; spot
Rio. dull.
Sugar-Firm, fair; refining, % bid; centii-
fugals. SO test. 1-l6 bid. refined quiet.
Copper-Inactive lake, l1706l1.S0.
Lead-Dull; domestic, 4. 05fl4.10.
Tin Quiet easy; straits, 2l 500D22.00.
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The farmers rejoice in the plentitude of
water in their ditchs and are thankful for
the copious showers of rain that have
kept their crops in a most splendid grow
ing condition.
INCONSISTENT.
A sanctimonious divine, not far from
here, feels very wrathful at the saloon
keepers and denounces, in strong language,
the action of the city council in granting
license TO them. For sometime past he
has held periodical meetings for the pur-
pose OF making battle against the traffic of
selling intoxlcants and the habit of drink
ing. Ali that seems al least partly right
but when the same pious pretender actu-
ally labors with all his power of persua-
sion to retain in power the strongest advo-
cate audssupporter from an organization,
whose adhesive properties are com posed of
the very elements he so strongly opposes,
il is difficult to reconcile those antagonistic
efforts. Probably the fact that he is a
Liberal, however, does not necessitate
further demonstration
WENT TO THE CONVENTION.
A certain pharmacist of this place, aud a
blatant supporter OF Republicanlms, mem
Der, nay. more, al officer OF the Republican
reorganization here, left suddenly for Mime
apolis Just before the convention, aud it is
said. did his level best in lobbying to per-
petnate and strengthen the existence of
the Liberal party He is consistent fell
low, and well deserves the support of Dem
ocrants and strsight Repnbhcansl En-!
Thomas Holding. leading Democrat of
this place. left his bench the other dav.
joined the delegation to Chicago, and will
not turn Judas to his party nor principles
TIE DISTRICT. SCHOOLS
closed their fourth term Thursday last
The exhibition Of school products and the
aptitude OF the pupils declared in no low
voice that education in Spanish Fork is
booming.
NOTES.
Yesterday the Spanish Fork Sunday
school and that of Lake Shore met at the
Aikeus place near the borders of Utah lake
Information says that the ''out'' was in
every wag q fraternal gathering and a
success.
James Hutchison, on account of hard
times has assigned. Heretofore James has
carried on quite bushes In the furniture
and upholstery line and has given the fun
est satisfaction. Rip.
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Probate Court.

10 matter of the estate of Richard Will
son, deceased; David E. Wilson dled a pc
tition for letters of administration.
In matter Of the estate Of John Swenson;
William Love filed his final account and
petion for distribution.
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Off for La Plata.

c. w. Westoyer, E. r. Ridgeley, Isaac
La Grange, H. c. Biglow, c. H. King and
q mining expert took the stage for La
PLATA yesterday for the purpose Of making
arrangements 10 place g big force of men
10 work in further developing the Red
Jacket mine
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These two maps sell separately
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Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO, June ls.-Wheat-Dull. steady;
opened unchanged and fluctuated within range
OF d lower and IS higher closed steady at i
higher on covering by shorts Receipts, $500;
shipments, $4,000.
Rye-75.
Barley-G0
Timothy. 290l. 80.
Flax-L035f.
Whisky-l.15.
Shoulders-short clear, unchanged.
Short ribs-6. 70G6.721..
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STREETS AFTER $3.50 A. NJ.
New York Mining Market
Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, June 1S-The stock market to-
day was very dull. Changes in all cases were
small fractions and possess no significance
whatever.
Governments-Dull, firm.
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ENDORSEMENTS.

BENSON j. LOSING, LII. D.,
Historian: 'sLike a Concave
Mirror it reflects to q single
focus en- epitome of the essen
tial elements of our national
history, showing clearly at a
glance the progress of the ne
ton from its infancy TO its
present period of maturity"
A. R. SPAFFoRD, Librarian
Of Congress: "The work may
fairly be termed q breviary Of
American Politics.
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Deputy United States Marshal St John
returned yesterday from West Portage.
where be arrested c.s~e@as Hall on the
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. REMARKS BY
BILL
NYE,' =
The Literary Sensation Of the Age"
OVER 500 PAGES, $50 ILLUSTRATIONS.
Handsomely Bound in Stiff Paper Covers.
LAUGH AND GROW FAT.

n collection of the best writings OF this great
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BILL NYE'S REMARKS:
II have passed through an earthquake and an
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Age brings caution and lot Of shop worn
experience. purchased at the highest market
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teeth thai can be left IN glass of water over
night
Too much OF our hotel food tastes like the
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That's the whole thing in few words, and un-
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shall have to multiply our cemetery facilities"
PRESS NOTICES.:
When Bill Nye turns himself loose for 1uli
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Liyarpool Grain.

Liverpool Grain.
LIVERPOOL, June -Wheat-Holders offer
moderately No red winter, IS Cd, steady
No 9 spring. is sgd, steady.
Corn-Holders offer moderately; June, As
50 d. steady; July, as cid, steady; August, Is
sgd, steady
Chicago live Stock.
CHICAGO, June Seattle Receipts, 1900:
slow; extra steers, 4. 40lo4.75; others, BOG
SIS; Texans. 9. 25093. IS; stockers ,. 25l1325
Hogs-Receipts, 1900: weak; rough, 100
4. 70; mixed packers. 4. S0t04,95; good to prime
heavy. 5.C005 20.
Sheep-Receipts 1900: dull, lower; year
lings. 6.O0G6. p; wethers, 4.75Q6. 10; Texans
3.25G5.00.
Oils
Local Quotations..
Boiled linseed OIL bbls.. 60c.; cases, ives, Csc
Raw linseed oil, bbls.. SIC. /; cases, fiveS, &c
Turpentine, bbIs., 5sc. cases, hves, SIC.
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AGENTS REPORTS.

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Petroleum.
Closing Railroad Stocks.

NEW YORK, June IS Petroleum closed 5il4
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local Markets.
WHOLESALE BUYING .,RIcEs)
GRAIN.

Retail about 10 ner cent. higher
Corrected Daity By neSPeopis's Fora0ardin3 Co.
"A and &c z second South Street
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SPANISH FORK ITEMS.

The farmers rejoice in the plentitude of
water in their ditchs and are thankful for
the copious showers of rain that have
kept their crops in most splendid grow
ing condition.
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NEW YoRK, June is-Money on, call, easy;
closed offered IL.
Prime paper Eggs.
Sterling exchange, quiet steady; sixty-day
bills, 4 s7lz; demand. 4.SSlA.
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FINANCIAL.
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Money Market.

Copper -----------.-----i1 709i1
Tin 81 90122
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June 10
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-16

There was largo influx OF visitors
at New Castle On SATURDAY, to wltnC IS
the ini!ictiDn oil corporal punishment
on a number OF violaturs of the law.
When the gates were opened, shortly
after 10 o'clock, u crowd OF fully three
hundred poured into the Jail yard, and
stood looking at James Wiley colored
who pleaded guilty oacharge OF bur
gary and larceny, who was standing
his hour in the pillory.
He was released IRON his uncomIort-
able position at II o'clock, when Ed
ward Hooper, colurctl, was brought
out and fastened tp tho post. He ~
ceived 10 laahes laid ON lightly, and
never ilinchcd.
Joseph Hickey, who pleaded guilty
to u charge OF larceny, came next, and
although IL was not his first experience
ut the post, lie affected to feel tho dis
grace very keenly, aud kept the upper
part of his face partially covered with
Il slouch hat. He was given ten lasAes
and walked away from the post owl
dently we'll pleased that the ordeal
was over
Charles Thompson, colored. was the
next victim, ana took his place ut the
post like Il veteran.
He however squirmed considerably,
u llt lA''ANti tlAG lttotICoy hlliliA Nhlt
we'll laid on.
Harry llesson, young white man,
WIS given 1.-Two ldshes which he bore
web. aud when released from the post
turned to the sheriff and after bowling
said with mock politeness yours
truly
Edward Tauson, colorcd, created
cotsi- !crable amusement while he took
his five iasheS, and 5eeiAed TO consider
the entire proceeding very funny
Joseph Coleman cplored did moi
seem 10 mind his ten laslcs and wllcI
released left the post with Il self.satls.
J fled air,
j John Conway only received two
lasLes, which ON account OF MS being
cripple we're laid Oh very light
james Wiley, Col0red WAS then
brought out and giFen twenty lasil"s
well laid Oh, which he bore like u
stGfc
Among those present were several
newa.mper men from New York ana
Philadelphia. some OF wAam made
sketches of the post and pillory.