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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
A srEcIAL ELECTION DEPRECATED.

Ballston. ~ T.. Dec. The .Saratoca Cinly
Supervisors have adopted "ointlon depr"c1t'ui
the holding OF special election on the second i"'-
day in February for the choice Oi delegates . tir
stats COnstiuli nal Convention, aud requesting atha
tor Donaldson and Asecmllymln Tory ia exert th'lf
Influence toward pOStpTng II until the general ere
ton In November next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
CHARTER ELECTION ~ HUDSON.

Hudson, y. y, Dec AT the charter election
held in this city yesterday Gcofe" G. Miller Dem
was elected Mayor Tie Democrats elect ioIr on
Of five Aldermen and tire" 81 the ~" supervisors
An unusually large vote pOll"I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
A Home Without
Fire-placeS

Is like a man without eyes-Cheer-
less and unsishtly-The stove is not
sociable nor does the steam radi9tor
glow with hospitality.
In family affairs what is sentimental
is also practical. Domestic happiness
Is practical matter and the home Is
the shrine of sentiment. A Fire
Place in the center of the home circle
warns hearts and hands alike. Christ
mas is coming and Santa Claus cant
crawl through steam pipes.
w. II. Jackson & Co.
UNION SOIIARE. Cor Brondwayl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08

ROCK ISLAND AND THE TELEGRAPH OPERATORS.
Chicago. Dec The management OF the Rock
Island Railroad has declined TO treat with the com
uitee that has been here for week trying 10 induce
the company TO adopt new schedule of rules and
wages for the employees In ;he telegraph department
Of that system. The committee WAS from III, Order
81 Railway Photographers. AMI claimed TO represent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
OFFICERS Of TIE TROY UNION ROAD CHOSEN

Troy, y. Y. Dec AT the annual meeting OF
the Troy Union Railroad directors to-day these Of
fcers were chosen President II. Waiter Webb; VIC
president i. v Eakcr; executive committee Joseph
CisndeD, ]. V. Baker. W. J. Van Arscalc and Thco.
Voorhees,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
ELEcr1ox OLE oErIcERs BY 4 HARLEM cLrn.

The regular monthly meeting OF the James q. Bleine
club OF Ilcm held las, night at IT. clubhouse NO
H. Fast Onehundc1 an1.tenth-st Scgmund Kahn pr''
sided and Henry Rogers socretory. The prn ii'
business Of the evening the election Of officers Tor
1893. IL resulted as follows Scgmund kahh, pf'Hi'
dent: Harvey #. Andrews. first vice president; w H.
Flagler second vice president Nathan VI. Levy. u'ls
urcr; Frank McCabe. corresponding s"rttaY; Harry
Moore financial secretary Henry A. Robinson icofi
Inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
PASSENGER AGENTS WILL OBEY ORDERS.

The general Passenger agents OF the trunk Hines
met yesterday and enjoyed love feast on full
attendance. There IA general discussion II the
measures necessary 10 carry out the decision OF tie
trunk.line presidents that from December / rates
should be rigidly maintained but no new legislation
WIS accomplished. No important excursion rates
were decided upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08

majority OF the Rock Island operators officials OF
the company say they have discovered within the last
lew days that this claim was not well founded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-08
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tslnrc OGcc. Dee. <. l a. MT wa' partly cloudy
vrst.nlav am! thee daIp air The temp ra,u'e
,,ur.l o. ;NDn - aad ~ d,rgrr.. Tia average (i-s
being - loaor than thr 'Otnsp'nd.n- dN Ia year.
and : higher than Oh Tuesday.
In and near til, ct, to-day there VIII probably BE-
warncr PATTY cloudy " ata'r Possibly with I3ht
shower.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-20

HooD'e PlLLg ouru uyat iin. clniapatiaa,
biiioutuaa i4uli,r. lri alHg headache.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-20

Orders made by Judge Barlch today.
Estate oiwiliiam Michigan, deceased;
hearing on petition orloliors ofadmln.
isiration came ON. Order maize Ap.
pointing J. J. Thomas administrator
on filing bond In the sum OF $1,000.
Estate Of William NJ. Taylor, de-
ccascdi bearing on petition for letters
Of administration. John w. Taylor
appointed NJ administrator ,on filing bond
for $500.
Estate OF Ezekiel Lee, deceased:
hearing on report VI commissioners In
partition came on regularly. Harden
Bennion and Fanny +. Lee sworn and
examined. Report ordered confirmed.
Esale Of Samuel Green, deceased;
hearing on petition Tor partial disttibu.
ZION came on regularly. Nicholas n.
oilcock aud Mary A. Green sworn and
ezafnincJ. Ofder male making par.
tal distribution ~ prayed for. Order
also made TO eject a tombstone on the
grave ai u cost not 10 exceed $500.
Estate Of John Van Cot, deceased;
nearing on petition 10 leRso certain
lands came on, John Gilbert, extcu.
tor, sworn anu examined. Order made
gantiug prayer ~ petition.
Estate OF Alexander Il. Mitchell,
deceased; order made fixing October
an TO hear petition Tor letters Of nj.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-20
wHETsrONE ON TRIAL.
The Verdict Looked For on Thursday
Night or Friday Morning.

At the whetstouo trial at Ogden
yesterday, the attendance was AZ large
~ b,fite.
Dr. Springer was recalled. lie stated
that he told deceased tho day before he
died anu before the statement were
taken, that he could not live and might
die at any time. In the winotoom OF
tho saloon MoLellin told witness he
considered the wound fatal.
Mr.. Williams, father-in-law OF
the DECEASED, slated that Mt the
time no visited Mcclellan the lat.
ter told him II was bad business
and Whe.slone was too qu OK for
him. On cross.examlnRtion witnees
stated he was acquainted with the Do
ceased about twelve years.
Mrs. Whctstonc, wiio OF the defend.
ant. was next called. She stated that
she had lived In Ogden about top
years. Had been married 10 the %.
PENDANT about twelve years. Had
known Mcclellan about eight years.
About two years ago Mcclellan went to
her home between 10 and IL O'Clock
and called several times for Whet.
stone. Witness answered the call and
Mcclellan again asked for Whetslone,
and then drew revolverand fired two
shots In the air In rapid succession aud
without saying anything further
turned away
Coroner Allen testified that he had
known Mcclellan twelve years. Me.
Lellan was In McNutpa drug store the
day before the shooting. Mcclellan
said no would no discharged from the
deputy marshalship on the next day;
ON that day he made an exhibition OF
how ho would carry himself In case he
got IN Close quarters.
a. ID. Cook was called and gave COT.
roborallng testimony,
The prosecution called nc. Thomp-
son, who testified he was u police otii-
Ger In Denver; knew j. B. Winslow,
tho cOiored porter, aud his reputation
for truth and vofaclty was bad.
Court then adjourned until this
morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-20
A PLEASANT GATHERING


There were present besides the board
OF trustees, County Superintendent D.
Il. Allen, the I've teachers Of the diff
eront departments, many parents aud
host Of childfen that filled the lower
large rooms Rnd halls.
AZ 2!20 ?. IN. the large assemblago
was called 10 order, and the following
programme was carried out 10 an ex.
cellent manners
]. Song, The school Call /" school choir.
y ithycr, NtnrTc lfi.Won.
choir
a. ,Qpcnng address Of welcome, Trustee j.
lomarta Principal Thomas D. iiowola.
q licmnfs % ST. " &. a. smoet M.
y iewartF, Trustee Joh ficmslpr
Song. "ilHil CIiumiia."
Adifcsa, County SuporntondCut b. n.
y. ucmarkf. trustee John =. Edwards.
H. sung, "GoOd bye" school choir.
Remarks were then made about the
changing Of text books aud the open.
Ing Of all schools In the district Tues.
day morning Ut 0a.m., September 20,
lsD2, al the different buildings.
Benedictlon by Mr.. Peter Hansen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-20
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Hon Council tomorrow "Wednesday
night.
TnE CITY Council will NEE, In regular
session again tonight.
BE on your guard, cltzens; the foot
pads sneak thioyos and burglars ara
again vigilnnL
OFFICER WALLER today arrested Mar
TIN Kelley, u youth Of fifteen years, aud
Joseph Nanncr alias "Hoiol Jack" aged
nineteen, on charge Of trospnss.
Tur FRS, Precinct Republicans will
hold meeting In tho Agricultural Fair
building on 1hurndny next, at $50 3. M,
for tho purpose OF oleciing a chairman
and committees for the precinct.
MARRIAGE licenses were issued today
To Joseph Pitts, nred -, Of Snlt Lake,
aud Roe Bowers, aged -, Of Nephi; To
William Brooks, aged o., and Matte N.
Sawyer, aged 81, both OF Salt Lake.
ELDrR Z. r. LAM, an Adventist from
California, will givu aerios Of historic.
prophetic and Biblical lectures In the
lent north Of the knutsford, commencing
tonight Mt 3 o'clock. Subject tonight
"Fonr Great Monarchies.n win DO Illus
trated with crayon sketch.
A SPECIAL meeting OF the board OF
directors OF tho Chamber OF Commerce
was held last night 10 discuss the propo-
sitiou Of Miller a Miller TO build an opera
house. The board appointed n special
committee consisting Of Il. W. Taylor,
u. Il. Mainland and W. g. Hubbard, all
of whom are largely Interested In local
progress.
SECRETARY SELr.s received letter to-
DAY from Sarah sudweeks, OF Circlevillo,
Plste county, stating that she had bcon
praciicing obutetrics for forty years and
would like To comply with the law passed
b. the last Territorial Legislature making
II incumbent to take out a certificate.
Secretary Sells will roply that II IL not
necessary 10 obtain a commission, inas-
much ns tho board Of medical examiners
provided for in tho act referred TO has
not been appointed by the governor. Tho
hoard was to DO appointed by tho governor
this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-20

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO the STOCK.
4 holiers q the Echo Land and stock
Lumpany. tia, there will be a meeting Of tho
hinckholdcrs Of said corp ration held ~ tho
ONCE 81 Jennings urJihtfs Investment Com.
panyt o. No, " West, riftt south street,
SAT- Lake CITY, at tho hour Of 1850 pm. on
saturday, Octolsr 9Th. lsol. for the purpose ut
amending tho COmpnny'6 Articles " tnror.
rofhtinn BY increasing the number ~ Hharrs
o ~ capital stock. md hlso by cnAfginE The
property bcaides cattle and horsos. and 10 give
such additional powcrs 10 the Directors and
Manager 10 buy aud sell rpit'e, horsot and
fpM property a. may be conducive 90 the ~.
tcfcats ana future welfare of the company
Ahl also % increase the number u Directors
ana other officers Of the compauy. and a. mn "a
such other changes and mndincnilouH 10 may
most nearly meet the present eNisonoica Of
the company.
II. y. CLAwsON, JR.,
secretary and treasurer
Dated The IN day % september. lll. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-20
SEALED PROPOSALS.
orricE Oh TUE BpAUp en- prHLIc woHEs.
sAlt Lake C'iy utah, sept. 10, l,u

orriCE Oh TUE HuAUn en- puuLIC WouKs,
sali Lake Ciiy, utah, sept 10, 1902
To Contractor fer Sfffsf parHgs
=, EALED PROPOSALS. Will ne re.
- ccNCd until O'Clock pm. OF ii0nday
october ird lsl2 Tor the 'watf ~ grnGing
CURLING and puylnE with atone ulockd AMI a.
phAlium ~ ~ East Temple Street, lotvepn
-uuth Temple and Fourth touth strurts, tn
fAvlnF n.iriet No. . also all ct . rat s0uth
street, between West Temple anu state
streets, Ia fAying District NJ. 4: aud Second
Stuth street, between West 1emple street
nud state street m layng District No nf
ran Lasn city. There will be about .l.tCO
cubic yards ~ RrlGilg, 1000 lncar feet of
cutbing, 1000 SQUARE yards of stone block
pavement. and An0ut SEQ square yards u
nfphalium pavement o. b. laid
specifications ana forms 81 contract aud
bond iQgether Win lull inslfuctions 10 bidders,
VIII hc furnished on application.
Address Board 81 Public Works No. lGl
south Main street, salt Lac CITY, Utah
The right IL reserved TO reject any aud all
BIDS
iiy order Of tho board.
A. r. DOKEMus, q. l.. TAINFg.
CITY Engineer, Chairman,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-20
GENERAL BRINcKERHOFF.
he Speaks Of His visit 10 This Terri
tofJ q Few Weeks Since.

General Brinckorboti, vioo-pieelden
OF the National Prison Reform aHsocia
ton, OF which Ex.PIesident Ruther
ford b. Hayes Ia PRECEDENT, was II
Utah about one month ago, IN,
visiled the penitentiary, reform sohoo
and other public institutions.
The general has published, In th,
Shield, OF Mansfield, o., an account o
his, western trip. From II. we max,
the following extract In reference /,
his visit 10 Utah:
"Salt Lake City was our next stop,
where We were met by Governed
Thgmas and by him shown the inter.
esting points Of the city. The governor
himself b. Of great interest, being the
beet iniOrucd man In the Territory on
Utah's productions, capacity anu his.
tory.
Governor Thomas was flint ap.
pointed governor by President Hayes.
Under Cleveland he waH member Of
the Utah Commission, aud under
Harrison lac was f.-appoiniel governor,
shd he impressed me a. one OF the most
intelligent, humane and efficient
9nicials ] have ever met In my travels.
He has larger powers than other gov
.rbore. for he has nn absolute veto upon
all Territorial legislation, and no law
can be enacted without his assent.
THE Governor rnid that pOlygSmy Ia
ming Of the past. As the younger
generation OF MOrmonA are living In
the air Of the present century there are
no prospects mat the practice OF poly
Kamy VIII be revived. The Mormons
have a mnlorityin the Territorial Legis.
lntufe, yet they recently passed meme.
ute making the practice OF polygamy a
penal ofiepse. In consideration VI this,
Governor Thomas eaid he had recon.
mended to the government n general
amnesty bill for past ollenses. The
Governor impressed mr ~ wise,
euhsible, just magistrate, and think
he has the confidence of both Gentilea
and M0fmons. one recommendation
Tor the Murmons Ia that there are no
paupers among them. they are religious
anu industrious.
eve took tour of this city. Its
streets are 1872 feet and the sidewalks
20 feet vide. On each side OF the
'hs'NN fHaAn - Nbln
the mountains, which has the effect Of
keeping the town healthiul aud cooL
and Of course went to see the temple
and Mormon portion Of the city.
was shown the house where Brigham
fouug'H favorite wife lived nnd found
that II 10 now occupied by n Kelley
Institute. Judge Hoge accompanied
w 10 Great salt Lake, where W. apent
. day. In bathing encountered CON
siderable difficulty Ia swimming
unless ON my back or aide,
~ the buoyancy Of tho water
lnnirted that my feet aud
head should change locations. The
analysis Of the water shows II TO be 20
per cent. salt. In the center ofthe lake
n Antelope Island, 10 mills long and
two miles wide. II In used for grazing
purposes aud sheep raising IN large
herds. A peculiarly Of the Island ia
that ON IL are found fTesh water
springs.
1--WE spent day in Ogden visiting
the various public Institutions, the
principal one being the Reformatory
Tor boys. The features OF this town Il
lts excellent hotel, the Reed House,
and iis railroad facilities, being the
end Of every road Of Importance Ia the
region"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-20
COURT AT BEAVER.
An Indian Found Guilty of Manslaugh.
ier.-0theT Items.

Especial to the DEsEHrr NLws.
The jury in the case OF the Beaver
Wooden Manufacturing Company VI.
lsaac Riddle gave plaintiGa verdict
for one dollar. The case will probably
not be carried any further.
The case Of John Toab for kill.
ing Indian George, was concluded
this morning. The Judges charge
was quite lengthy and instructive,
dealing with the legal Ihase OF the case
In n masterly and impartial manner.
The jury was out about half an hour
and returned verdict OF guilty Of vol.
untary granddaughter. Sentence Ia sol
for Friday.
The case OF the People Va. Tex, for
the murder OF young Tanner In now
ON trial. Kenner for the defendant,
Tins morning presented an affidavit
ANA motion for n change OF
venue, on the ground that the
community 10 preJudiced against
him and could not safely 20 TO
trial here. The motion was resisted
by Ferguson anu McCarly for the
prosecution and Overruled. The
drawing Of the jury then began ana
went on I'LL twelve thirty wnen recess
was taken.
1t is not likely that a jury viii be
obtained before a late hour, II at all,
today.
Tho republicans had good
house last night and created consider.
Able interest.
BEAVER, Sept. Goth, 1892.
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Tho ohaIeEa in nn.sIn.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 20.-A cor.
respondent explains the decrease In the
number OF cases OF cholera and
deaths in the towns and the
rapid Increase in viruleuco in the
rural districts, by the fact, M he
says, "that We are only just beginning
10 learn Of the state OF affairs In the
vast Isolated regions distant many
miles from the principal towns. Gene.
mlly, the mortality IN These places
amounts to about one-lhird OF tho mum.
hor Of cagu8. Notable exceptions,
however, are Noronezha which has a
record for twUnty-four hours OF Ave
hundred and nlncly-one new cases
and three hundred and seventy-niue
dcaths; Staoropol with four hundred
aud ttty-threu new chses and two
hundred aud ioty.three deaths
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-20

IloY, n. y, Sept prendent
anu Me. Hafrison len Loon Lake for
WhahiugtDn ~ noon. Nh. Harrison
10 Improved ~ health, aud tho doctors
decided TINT her condition would war
rant the departure. The entire trip
wiz DC made by o special train. From
Loon Laku 10 PlatisbuTg tho train
will Include baggage car, draw.
Ing room chr and sleeping coach
from the Pennsylvania railroad
QUE VI Whitehall nj $3.50, but the only
stop between PlattebuTg and Albany
VIII be at Saratoga nj S.85. krn
minutCa f0r lunch. arriving iu Altey
az o, the par y Will be transferred u
thn West Shore road and nj jersey
City the route will be continued on the
Pennsylvania road. The trip will be
fast, the time between come points
being better Than that Of the limited
traine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-20
Latest Court News.

DR.. J. @. weatherby, who is await
Ing tho grand lury's action on charge
Of using the u. ). mails for m unlaw.
full purpose, and who was last night
surrendered to tho United States mar
shal by his tondsmeD, IL still sighting
for liberty. He passed. the night In
the "pen," this afternoon he was keep.
ing the deputy marabals company In
their room, no new bonJHmcn having
turned up. A. Ia likely, however, that
the grand fury will reach his case to-
morrow.
The grand Jury held a session today,
and adjourned at 2 n. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-20

BonrBIs,-Iu SAT- Lake city, september Il,
1897. OF pslsv. owen. sop Of swan and rns,
Iudyr Roberts, Deceased was born scptcm.
Der p, 1898, at Lland1gwcn. hcrionothshirc,
Nor'h Wales; embraced the Gospel In lsi3;
emisraiti TO Utah In 1870, and for many years
was employed as a ftoue cutter on Che Temple
block During the last eight years OF his Ito
no was troubled with paralysll and suffered
mpch' llcwah q faithful 1aticr.day saint. lie
leaves wife 10 mourn his l0al.
The funeral services were held In tic Flf.
tcenth ward meeting house on September
~, ls.2 o., lpJn.
MHeHF.ai Slar please copy,
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVES TO THE sTOOE
Il holders of the Nofth Point Consolidation
Irrigation C0muauy, shat The annual meotins
q the stock holding II the said company vii
be held 81 O'Clock pm, On Friday, the
seventh day Of October next, NJ the Cullen
Hotel, salt Lake city, a. elect a board OF
Directors for the ensuing year anu 70 ADOPT n
plan for he equitable distribution and alit Of
The waters " toe canal belonging g. SAID con.
phny and for the purpose u mere aaing the
Capital STOCK. thereby changing section ~
tho Articles Of Incorporation, also amend.
NIX Articles ot Incorporation, changing day
Of annual meeting and such other business
pertaining N the iuterrat OF the company ~
may DO brought before u.
). ", WHITEHEAD JR.,
Secretary.
Salt Lake Ciiy, Utah, September sth. isll. 4
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Mining and Reduction 20.

Articles Of incorporation Of the Bul.
lionvillg Mining and Reduction com.
pany were filed In the office OF the
Territorial secretary today. The com.
pany's principal place OF business Is in
this city, and the capital stock is fixed
at $1,000, 900, divided into 100, 900
shares Of ths par value OF $40 each.
The Incorporation are us iollows and
have subscribed for the amounts set
opposite their names.
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,ndian Land Tor s.,,leme..

GUrHRIE, o. T., Sept. 21.-Tne In.
dian commissioners sent 10 treat Tor the
hnds OF various Indian tribes In the
teuilory have met tho poness, hut they
are not ready 10 treat with the Kiowaa
and COmmAnchcs. These tribes aie
ready 10 take landa In severnlty and
the negotiations viii result Ia the
opening Of over two million acres Tor
sDttlpment,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-20

NEW Yops, Sept. 20.--rho woman
~ sandy Hook, thought yesterday TO
nave developed cholera symptonis, IL
bettef today no II 10 probably not
cholurs.
One suspected case In the city was
removed TO the hospital To-Day. The
weather II very favorable with ifosh
breeze on shore ani the temperature
town,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-20

JACKsONVuLE, Ala, Sept. 90. -
General Weaver spoke here last night
10 500 people. He del led any responsible.
lily for the nets of his superior officer
al PULASKI, Tenn, during tho civil
war. Most of those present were
negroes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-20

Tho remaining $4,000 shares are de.
claIed 10 be tho Joint property OF the
corporation subject TO such disposition
AZ IA. board OF directions may decide
and direct.
The oilloers are William 3, Godbe,
preslden,i ThomRs Marshall, vice.
PRESIDENT w, ). McCornich, treasurer;
Anthony 5. Godtv, secretary.
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ohoIern ,IotlnIlI, Incren.Ing.

ODESSA. Sept. Gothic cholera NOR.
tally is increasing Ia the Kion dis.
tricts. Barracks have beeu hastily
erected IN many OF the principal
towns aud railway stations in the
southwestern part OF the district.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-20

BuDA PEsIH, Sept. 9O.-SlE drunk.
en- cOuscsipi. ran amuch In this city
today. They stabbed woman ANA
her husband unconscious. They after
wards stabbed and seriously wounded
several otheEs. Two Of the gang were
arrested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-20

uNfNAhNQs
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, anAT
~ Isaac NJ. Wadde|l executor OF tho last
Will ana tostAmcht iof nnvid Love, deceased.
has rendered for settlement aud nlod IN said
court his nnal account Of his Admlnirtration OF
SAID estate, sud petition for nnal distribution Of
tho residue OF tAld estate among The porson.
cnuued thereto; and that IAurfday, tho laud
DAY OF september, A.D,lt12, AZ ~ o'clorh am. NJ
tho Court Room Of fatd Court, IA the CouTty
Court House, salt Late Cts and County, Utah
Territory has been duly appointed by the judge
o. SAID court for the settlement u said al.
count, ana hearing said petition for die.
tfibutiou, (which time and place any petson
Interested In anid estate may appear and ahov
cause, u any there be-, why said account should
not be se!tled hnd app owed and lnAl distribu.
ton made az prayed Tor.
Dated August 9Th, llg1
q. v. ALLEN,
Clerk u tho Probate Court