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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19

SALT LAKE CilY, February 10, 1902.
-Onc OF tue mos, pleasant social events
In the history Of the Thirteenth ward
occurred IN the wnri assembly hail last
evening, the occasion being a reunion
u the present aud former resident
Saints u the ward.
The programme, which embraced
singing Jy the congregation, prayer by
Elder George Goddard, gnit,r and
mandolin due, by the Plat brothers,
humorousr,aliuss by J. J. Walton and
vocal y,los by Hebor =. and George
Goddard, was well rendered.
An interesting feature Of the even
ing'- entertainment, was the reading 0f
biographical sketches Of the lives "
the three Bishops OF tue ward who have
gone behind the vail.
The biography ui Bishop Edward
Hunter, who wa tue iir-f Bishop Of the
wari, was read by hl. .1id-time friend
anu clerk, Elder Goo. Goddard, that VI
Bishop Edwin ID. WOnlicy, who sue.
ceeded bishop Hunter when the
latter was appointed Presiding
Bishop Of the Church by
his yOungoet son, George H., who i
nov oue Of the present Bishops cUuu-
srlors; nud that Uf Bishop Millen At.
wood, who succeeded Bishop Wuollvy
after his death. 10y his son Mlllun.
Remarks were mnie by Bishop I'm
pey, President 4, NJ. Cannon aud Sis.
tcfs Xina u. Young, Bathsheba Smith
anu Emmelino u. Wells, oil old mem.
hens Of the ward except President
Cannon. The speakers dwtlt chit hy
on the great changes that had taken
place In the ward since H. organizs.
ton, February IL, 1919, many O' the
Old and respected members having
passed away aud others allied their
places. Many Of the humble home,
of the cd pioneers Of the ward had
disappeared and thcir sites ARE now
adorned by hgndsome business and
residence structures.
An excellent lunch was served by
the Relief Society OF the ward, ably
assistei 10y u bevy NJ pretty gltlg, ami
when the hour for parting arrived,
about II O'Clock, all went away reluc'
family, feeling that lhvy hAi had "A
most enjoyable Tins and that they had
been well repaid Tor coming togother.
WstI.., =. La,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19

Han. If the stake Presidency, j.. L.
A ticki ami Il. Fiudlay, " the pitsl
dsucy of tbe High Priests quorum,
nuI ibe High Council occupied the
stand.
Thr satisfactory condition n the
wards was r,uofiod by the BishoIs.
The tithrg Of the people ATE Increasing,
me, tlnps mr., bettor attended th iu ever
before, aud union anu sovd ieeilhs pre-
vail ~ "a great extent
Ei,I,r Milford Woodruff CLARK was
ordained a Iiigh Priest auJ set ouafi
niaecoui colnsri0r 10 Bishop II. a.
lsrwis u Georgetown "aiu, by FRESH
dcut Joseph r. Smi,h'
The sabbath schools were reported
bv Superintendent GHilo"nv as pro-
vrussivo nud eucourasiug
President joseph L. smith spoke
three times during The tun.cIubcp, on.
coutgging the saints 10 acts "
rightepu-ncsa, and bearing ppwetiul
testimony 10 the divinity " the Book
Of Mormon and the ttuth NJ the great
lattcr.day WORK established through
the fundamentally 81 the Prophet
joseph Smith.
The other SPEAKERS were President G.
y. Fjsldsted, President Nm. Budgc,
Counselor James n. Hart, j. q.
stuck and Bishop Joseph kimhali,
whose remarks were rcplo,e with iu-
stfuutiou and encouragement.
The singing was very noticeable
feature Of the conference.
| cannot close without paying tTi'
but, 10 those who took part at the con
cert given on Saturday night Ia old OF
the tabernacle organ fund. In Hddi'
tl9n 10 our home talent Msstts. r. &.
Eaaton ant Walter Is. LamUfohuN ul
LOGAN rendered valuable and gfaiui'
tous assistance, anu many thanks nrt
due o thrn for their valued help; alec
10 all who contributed 10 make th'
r. MiNsON, Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19
A YOUTHFUL CROOK


A youthful and suspicious indivld.
uRl who answers TO the name Of VIM.
Ford, and who claims TO bu pr3vls-
ion fancy card cutter, is In the clntch-
90 Of the law ON charge Of vagraucy.
Tue officers allcge that he Is a
"suro thing" man aui an unusually
adroit ''sharper." The chatges
against him were to be Investigated
before Justice Gee this afternoon Mt 1
o'clock. Ford hns hecn arrested on
numerous OcOasions for various petty
otiunses and has served time IN the
county jail for larceny. His photo.
graph adUrns thu "ROguOs' Gallery"
shortly after last midnipht,a chronic
wife thrasher named Hunter was
taken 10 the police station ON CONF
plant OF his vile, who alleged that he
bud beaten her numerically. This
morning Jufticv Gee set the case for
hearing on Saturday ut 10 u. M.
William Jones aud John Gushing
are In custody ON the charge OF light
ing.
James Carlson forfeited s. Tor drunk.
euntss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19

Thousands VI sad and deHnlate horie-
have been made hAppy by use of"H0sg
Budsi " which have proven al absolute
cure for the following diseas os aud their
distressing symptoms: liberation,
Congestion and Failing Of the Womb,
Ovarian tumors, Dropsy OF the Womb,
Suppressed MunstruatiOn, Rupture at
Childbirth, or any complaint original.
ing IN oiseasos u the reproductive or.
gans; whether from contagious diseases
hsfodity, tight lacing, ovefwUIk,
vxctascs or miscsfrlaEes. One lady
writes US that after suffering Tor ten
years with Leurorfhca or whites, that
one application ouiiroly cuTei her, aud
furthermore, Fhs suffers no more ain
during The menstrual period. 10 H. a
wonderful regulator "Ross BVds'
are slmpie, harmless preparation,
hut wonderful IN effect. The patient
can apply Ii herself No DOCTORS eN.
animation necessary, to which all
modest women, especially young un.
married ladies, seriously object. From
The first application You win feel like
new woman. Price sl,00 by mall,
post paid. TIlE LEyERET-rE SpECiuO
Co, $3.50 Washington 81, Boston,
Mass. Ls4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19

Wm. 1immon's, Postmaster Of
Idavillr, Ind, writes: Electric BIT.
tiers has done more for me- than all
other medicines combined for that
feeling arising fron Kidney and Liv.
or troublts." John Leslie, farmer aud
slockmsn, of same place, says: 81
flnd Electric lrtten 10 be the beat
Kidney and Liver msllcine, made me
feel Ike new man" J. W. Gard.
ncr, harjwar msf0hsn', same town,
saysi Electric Blttefs Il Just tho thing
Tor msn who IA nll run down and
don't care whether he lives or dies; ho
found new strength, good appetite aui
felt Just like he had new lease on
life. Only 5Oc a bottle, at a. {.
Smith & Coz Drug Store. %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19

The tendency OF tins disense toward
pneumonia Ia what makes 1t dangerous.
ga Grippe requires precisely the same
treatment a. q severe cold. ChnmLer-
lsin'a Cough Remedy IL famous for It's
cures Of severe colds. This Remedy
eiiectually cOuntemCts the tendency Of
the disease to result Ia pneumonia,
provided that proper care b. taken ~
avoid exposure when recovering from
the attack. Careful inquiry among the
many th0utRnd. who have used this
remedy during the cpidemics OF thr
past two years has failed 10 discover g
single case that has not recovered on
that has resulted In pneumonia. 81
cent and 81 bottles for sale by Y, &. NJ,
|, Drug Dent. ds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19
ILL-LLN.
UTAH LEGlSLATuRE.

COUNCIL
THURSDAY AF1ikSOUS.
Melville, Of the special committee,
relative to amanalon for the executive,
reported that the city would donate
one acre o, land Oh state street,, Just
south Of the Capitol grounds, provided
the Territory will build 1t. Adopted.
The committee on library reported
adversely ou II, j. H. ., authorizing
the purchase u Utah reports. Adopted.
The following new bills were intro.
duced;
by Haiuts, making eight hours a
legal days work.
By Moran, making eight hours q
days labor ON all public works.
By Moryell, establishing an ngrlcul-
tural college anu experimental station
Ia connection herewith.
BY Peters, amending the bee bill.
This Is the old beG I'LL ouce rejected.
The special order Of the day was G..
+. 81, creating q Territorial board OF
equalization. The bill passed by u
unani-Ous vote.
II. Il. No. IS, 10 amend section 226l,
Compiled Laws of 1855, relative To the
heioullug u waters, created n spirited
Ill between the advocates vi, aud those
opposed a., the measure. The bill
reads ~ followr;
Section /. That section ., 9Gl Of the
Compiled Lave " Utah, 1855, be
amended by inserting at the end OF
taid section, after subdivision ., the
following subdivisions, to be numbered
4aud o:
% 70 construct and maintain any
corral or yard, 10 be used for the pur-
pose OF shearing or dipping sheep,
within one mile " any stream OF water
used by the inhahitents OF any town,
city or settlement Tor domestic pur-
poses, where the refuse or NTH from
said corral or yard would naturally
nhd IT. way TO said stream OF water
Through tue action Of the elements"
40 herd cattle, horses or sheep with
Ia Que mile Of any stream VI water
used by the inhabitants Of any town,
city or settlement for domestic pur-,
loses."
Hlines presented the protest recent.
yadopted by the wool yrower's assucia.
lon which states that the passage Of the
hlli would irftlrievably ruin tue sheep
industry Of Utah, which brought
thousands OF dollars iuIO the Territory
annually,
Evans snld Il was not o quest lion Of
injury to the wool Industry, Dut sani-
thfy question, He dew n picture Oi
the Hneep In being hurded. sheared
ahu dipped along the streams until they
nave depopulaled soma OF the towns In
we s'uthern part Of the Territory.
me meh who are Ia the sheep IN.
uustry AMI have the wealth NJ which
lhey boast are able 10 take care Of their
hefds without making the fifth TO run
mo me stream. supplying the small
S,ltles with water Tor domestic uses.
,MhnI would the people N salt Lake
mink II tho sheer msn were allowed
10 80 to the huadwMora Of CITY Creek,
ei'ct pens there, shear or dip their
saheep, and allow this NTH TO 70 into
'ne creeks, thence into tho water pipes
20 e distributed all over the city?
Felefs was in favor u the bill d
tomt eStchi, but not all OF II. Their,
we're lhwH now In force winch covered
'hg ground complained Of.
hNkln supported Peters.
Melville was In favor Of the bill an II
stood. N' -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19

The Theatre was again crowded last
r,sbt and the many wonderful features
vbloh have made the Hanlon Brothers
tsuperba" 30 popular everywhere
WEI, halted with enthusiasm. Toe
NIGHTS Performance viii close the en-
gagemcni.
WoNDEHLASD.
An exhibition illustrating tho silk
industry L. an interesting feature Of
ihe clfio hall this week. Prof Wal
ACE has a beautiful collection OF SIR
worms and cocoons, and explains The
yarlous stages Of silh manufacture.
Pnf. Wallaco's next nUighbor Ia tie
IAN Il Madame Anhreu and her trained
BIRDS. These perform many clever
tricks. The hrclrnl performances
"Fun on the Bristol" by the stock
company, IL better than any Of the
pieces previously given. The various
characters are spleudidly rendered.
me large audience last night felt well
ulsfed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19

We authorize our advertised drug
gist to sell Dr. Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
upon this condition. II you are AZ.
filcted with Cough, Cold or any
Lang, Throat or Chest trouble, and
will use this remedy ~ directed, CIV.
ing tia fair iriRl, rud experience no
benefit, you may return the bottle aud
hsve your money refunded. We
could not make this onar did We not
know that Dr.. Kings New Discovery
could be relied on. IL never jisnp.
points. Trial bottles free Vt A. q.
Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. Large silo
soc -nd Sl.Ol. =.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19

Va laying a cough medicine ipi
children. " says II. A. walker, q prom
inolt druggist Of Ogden. Utah, "never
tt afraid 10 buy Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. There II no danger from %
and foiiof IA always sure 10 follow
particularly recommend Chamber
aims because | have fouuu II 10 %.
safe and reliable. 81 cont bottles Tor
,alc by y. G. NJ, I. Drug Dept Gs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19
BEAUTY 1lj UTILITY
COMBINED.
I,nE snow WINDOWS OrAGM.L

TtInE SNOW WINDOWS OFZ.CM.L
Hre now rc,plendrnt with SEW
GOODS from It's HOUSE FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT, which iucludrs Car.
pets, Rugs, Mats, Cuuslu Goods.
Gmw,, friugc,, Table Cover, ctr, clo
Ais, Wall Paper aud Cumplcl, Dee
oratious, suitable Cor tho Cottage ~
the Mansion. Take a look q, you pass,
aud ihcn remembering tigl his i, hut
n limited representation tram iho
salcroonis inside, come hrc aul buy.
a. q. NEBBER. Suui.
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Bear LIKE STAKE COnrerrncr.

The quarterly conference Of this
Stake convened ON Saturday ind Sun.
lay, tho 18Th and 18th inst. The
weather was all that could be desired
and there wac very large attendance.
PRECEDENT Joseph +. Smith, Of the
Firs, Presidency. AMI President G.. d.
FJeldstej, OF the First Council n Sew.
eulies, William Bulge and Jas. II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19

ihc Uiah C.'urNal nursery Company
Has removed Ne Office 10 lis nur.
series In Sugar House Ward. Take
the Rapid Trauslt Street Cars marked
"Calder'S Park, F0re3t Dale, or llth
East Street" lott Ofiice, Sugar,
Utah. dNs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19

"Chsmueflaln's Cough Romody il
ne staple - coffee in this vicinity. II
has done an immuuse amount OF gool
since ils Introduction here" A. NJ.
NORDrlL, Maple Ridge, MINI. For
sale 5y z. q. Nj. /, Drug Dept ds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19

ooy.Inor Arlnnr 3. rnomn.. Sad IaI.l

Governor Arthur l.. Thomas, salt Lake;
Dear Sri respectfully nss you to
veto II. Il. 40. 49,, now before the COun-
ell, as unjust, vicious and inoquitable,
aud should II become law will utterly
destroy wool-growing In Utah, doing no
ono any good ltis u Democratic mcl-
sure, on y par with Springor's FREQ Wool
bill, whom they ara trying 10 Initiate.
Section 92ii Of The Compiled Laws pro-
yidls tor everything necessary putting
all stock on the sans level, ~ this bill
becomes law, n sheep cannot oSlst, nor
can thny 20 up or down u canyon, aud
any Gentle owning herd can he annoy
ed and driven ont, aud q Mormon can
own tho ranch. II N class legislation,
and no Just man having the welfare Of
hi, ipllowmon at heart would uphold
such measure, passed. by o Mormon
Legislature, aud such bills have always
boon vetoed by tho governor, aud We asl.
You ~ piece ol Justice to veto this, tho
very worst measure ~ them nh; wo ask
YOU to examine the section 29it and SEQ
Ii that does not an tho bill.
Respectfully submitted,
tHAULE- llFNuOLp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19

The mn.' wonderful discovery of the
age. good health AMI longevity occurred
hy following treatment described In
"'Dr. wilfori HGlPs Health pamph.
No." Price $500. George Goddard,
Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19

TIE BEs1 SALvE IN the world for
Cuts, BRUISES, sores, Ulcer. salt
Rhcum, Fever SORES, letter, Chappci
Hands, Chilblaiur, Corn. and all Skin
Eruptlous, and positively cures piiss,
Or no pay required. II IS guaranteed 10
give perfect satisiactiOn or money a.
funded. Price % cent pcr box. For
sale by a. & Smith u CO.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


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l~AtN PAYMENT HOUSEHOLD IvE
- rWurt, tHIHtI-. alulHs. rI.. af gls W. ...
uud fUutu. second hand.
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LEGAL NOTICE.



In the matter uf che rstais NJ M.i,u Atwood.
deceased.
NOIitE j. HEREBY GIVEN THNr
~ hrlgn ~ Atwood aud NNUIg Augurrvft1
sermon, cN. rutUrs Of the iu.t WNfurl rUstA.
mynt 81 Mullen Atwood. deceased. b.AV rHu.
lerci Tor settlement ana l'ud tu F.II court
mir hnH account ~ their HuuUuIa|" alton Of
fliu 'ftut0 ur1 petition fnI nnHl ti-tuhuupu
OF The residue ct sald cstlto umuuk tlr poi.
cons entitled thrrfo, AMI tina lupH1av, Ur
l'tn 'ny OF March, A., t.1!, 40 Do O'CLOCK
n.uni ut ihr tour, room NJ slIl Court ~
the county QUIT House, sails ttap tity
aud uauriu lDh Territory. bias been duIy
rpUu'utcl uH Ilv luugr Of fNll 'nuft Tor tn0
Huittm'Ht of tlli account aU1 NrITtlg slHd uv.
uuun fHr distribution, % which ffUH HtI IH.rr
ANY l,fHuu interested in tHIt estate MAJ EUu,Hr
aud show uauHo, u Their, Ir Wur Hlid TO-.
count ahuuld not ne fc'tiHG ruu approved and
inal uisu uutnn made ~ prayed inf.
Dated February T., ls1L
G. o. ALLrN,
CLERK OF the ifHU.tu Duurt
by CAustIN BEoWsI, 49,, uupaty. ad
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Mn g. Slcll ,l q, IS So leNa ll rs
warned not iH enter into any tHutrHrt with bin
for WORK Go To- furnished Boy mg. O. hr lhs no
authority Go dose. LilA~ MOUTHS
rob, ", lHt. UNaw u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19

Governor Thomas has received the
following anent the sheep bill, which
only lacks his signature 10 become u
law;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19

DR.. burrows, Ocullst, Aurist and OPP
ticiSu. spec;scles fitted. Commercial
BlOck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-19

'I'O sFtL 1uE PArIst lNVp CuuIyIy
a tlnurf, cells at aaht so uuHuu
rscy iHusrLCIrs luE rlupH i-s. ..aU
tltn, at tlli AUiNIl. co..
kt.H.UH Nfa
The morning call., 1892-01-12
NORLD,S FAIR.
The Programme Mapped Out for the
State Commission.

The Programme Mapped Out for the
State Commission.
The Office Of the California Worlds Fair
Commission was the scene of considerable
activity yesterday Dozens Of people with
suggestions were on hand 10 advocate their
schemes, and about sxty-fye applicants for
berths called to inquire whether their names
were properly before tie board.
The meeting Tomorrow afternoon viii be
a preliminary conference between the Com
missioners, all Of whom have never been in
session a. one time. A mass Of communica-
tons will be disposed of and then the board
will earnestly begin business. The commits
sion will probably meet every day this
week.
1t is designed to commence work on the
California building Ia Chicago about April,
but instructions for the preparation of plans
will be give TO some local architect as soon
as the special committee appointed for the
purpose suDm Is its report The committee
will recon mend an attractive building Of a
modern style OF architecture, having pr0ba-
bly, one entrance OF the old mission type.
One Of tie first considerations viii he the
appointment Of committees 10 direct the col
lection Of exh bits in the various depart
ments. Several months ago each Of the
Commissioners was assigned a department,
but owing TO the then existing uncertainty
regarding the State appropriation, nothing
was done by these members.
The question Of appointments VIII likely
be the second matter considered. In addi-
ti0n 20 the subordinate officers already
slated, il is probable that a Superintendent
will be named 10 take charge If the entire
work, until tie end Of the exposition. Cap
tam Thomas II. Thompson, the Secretary Of
the commission. is Damed TOR the place aud
his appointment Is being urged because Of
MS thorough acquaintance with the work TO
be done, and because Of his present position
in tile commission.
The morning call., 1892-01-12


Stages leave CSzadero daily except Mondaysl ioe
stewards Point, GualaS, Point Arena, Cu6eys
Cove. Navarro MendOcino City, Fort Bragg, and
All Joints Oh the North Coast.
The morning call., 1892-01-12
OUT OF THE " TANKS"
Tarm Pong Booked for the Lee
All Sing Murder.

A soft and almond-eyed Mongolian has
been resting in the tanks" Of the City Prison
since Wednesday, placed there by the
Chinatown detectives, Cox and Glennon
Yesterday he was booked under the name
of Tarm Pong for the murder Of Lee All
Sing. and two other Celestials,S going by
the names of Sam Wing aud Lem Ben, were
booked as witnesses.
When the Chinatown sleuths were inter-
viewed they said: Pong is without doubt
the murderer of Lee All Sing, the China
man who was shot in Cum Cook alley
about 8 o'clock of January 4th, and the
witnesses we have are e-witnesses.
Shortly after the shooting some disinter-
ested parties, whose names we are not at
liberty to mention, told us about the men
who did the shooting, who they were and
also the witnesses. They pointed out Pong
when he was in a crowd. The day we ar
rested him, Friday last. we were on Dupont
street, near Bartlett alley, when we saw
him coming down Pacific street We drew
back in the alleywaY near to a wall until he
passed and then started out behind him.
lie saw us and started to run, but we
caught him."
When asked who the diSinterested parties
are. and whether they are not members OF
the Suey On Tong, Cox and GlennOn would
not tell the names of their informants, but
did admit their membership in the Suey On
Tong, adding that they knew the inf0rmers
well, and are convinced that they have the
right man this time.
The prisoner was seen at the City Prison,
and proved to be an exceptionally intellI-
gent Chinaman. He said: II was walking
up Dupont with my umbrella In my hand
when Glemmon (meaning GlennCn) and Cox
came up to me. GlemmOn. he put hand on
my shoulder, and turn round. | say hellOw,
what you want? He say, Have been too
much men kill in Chinatown | say, L never
kill no one l am not bit scared for | do
nothing. | been in this country for fifteen
years. | work for Senator Sharon for bout
five years. l work for Mr. Haywood and at
the Belmont. [ work for Tom Jones, also.
He say, You 60 down below and put
me in tanks. 1t was las Wen sday. QIe
counted the days on his fingers calling them
off correctly, though the detectives had
said ii was the previous Frday.) l no run
away from them. | was walkln' easy, gen.
tie, slow, you Know" and he walked across
his cell to show the speed lie was going at
the time Of his arrest.
When asked whether he is a Suey Sing
member he said he had been at one
time, but had not been for a year
He took his Imprisonment very philOsOph-
ically and appeared TO have no fear for his
release IN the near future. The man who
was murdered was a Sucy On, and it is
claimed that this is an attempt TO swear an
innocent man TO the gallows.
The morning call., 1892-01-12
6;15E n

EACOhSlO RATES:
Thrty-Day Excursion ound-trip Tickets. 10 ana
from all stations. at IS per ceat reduction fro a
single tariff rate.
Friday to Monday Observation-Disclosures Trip Tickets
sold on Fridays, Saturdays and sundays good 70
return following Monday: Camp Taylor, 50g
TocaIoma and Point Reyes, 81 IS; TOmaleS, - %;
Towards 81 so; CazSdero 90.
Sunday ExcurSlon-Round- Trip Tickets good %
day sold only; Camp Taylor 81 70; TOeAonA
and Point Reyes, 81 SO.