davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-30

Mr.R.J. Bruudaee. over for years. Ny food
seldom troubles me now. Ny sister also took
Hoods Sarsaparilla with very pleasing results.
don't wonder people speak well OF Hoods
Sarsaparilla. Don't zee how they can help
It," r. ]. BRuNpAGE, Norwaik, CT.
NB.-Be sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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The man who does not Drag on
himself usually has reason to.
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LADIES neeifny tonic, on children VINO
want building up. should take Browns Iron
bitters. II Is pleasant to take, cures Malaria,
Indigestion, Biliousness and Liver Com
plants. makes the Blood rich and pure.
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CONSTELLATION cured br slnap nllc Bean.

A buried city has been discovered
near Ironton, Ohio.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-30

ANTOINE would be justified In recommending
Beecham's Pills for all affections Of the liver
and other vital organs
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-30

A shower Of il;cs fell at Mount Joy,
Penn, recently.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-30

The new testament was first printed in
Irish in 1902.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-30

MANY persons are broken down from over
work or household cares. Browns Iron Bit
moves excess of bile, and cures malaria. A
spendld tonic for women and children
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Baltimore 1 Potomac Railroad
NORTH. TINE TABLE. sour

After Sunday, -scenber Goth, 1887, thu
trains ON this road will run as follows:
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Ia. johnson. Medina. n. y, says: "Hall's
Catarrh Gun cured me-" Sold by Druggists,
15c.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-30

u cost the present Emperor of China
$1,000, 900 to get married.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-09-30

for the lowest money of any frst-class house
Of the kind in the city. You viii End a large
assortment OF the best French and English.
made to order upon the very shortest notice.
G:S-I will invite all to give me call he
eoDle c.:ceed and save money. je25-lm
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for Infants and Children.

Castoria eures collc, ceas.ip.fion,
Sour Stomach, DiarThna. Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes d.
without inaA, Gus medication. if4t
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T'ere are 80. 900 blind people in Europ-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-26
Hear I.ritr stake.


President, william Bulge, Paris.
Cuunsolois; II Hart, George Osmond,
bloomington.
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which keen tbr lower stratum Of The
ar comparatively stationary and pre-
vent smoke from rising a. Il ordinarily
uuof, even whom there " no
Wlnd to move Il. Consequently
the air IN our streets remains,
ioa great extent, unchanged duflng
lhe prevalence Oi thick f1g, hut II by
no means remains In the sam" state,
Tor the gns Eouprnted Ia the 1850 milee
OF sewers h fisiug through the "grids"
eud mixing with the air, which H. also
being corrupted by the en- nuatious
from the millions Of men and aninals
That live in the metropolis.
IL " difficult 90 realize how foul
must he the condition uf the air Lon.
dolcrs breathe after two or three days
Oi foR, anu tho wundrf H. not that 20
many are sick ami 10 many die, but
TINT 10 few do so. The poisonous fog
~ doicriorates the vigOr OF life that, In
addition TO 10 directly injurious inilu-
ouce, 1t renders Tho system Incapable
Of resisting the cold. To prevent these
i0Rs seems impossible; the draining Of
marsh land would possibly do some.
thing tu mitigate them; the discou-
tnuauce of thC use Of opou fires, or the
general use Of smokeless iutl, would
make item less unpleasant, bu, they
would remain ~ poisonous as ever.
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TINT DALEruL LONDON FOG.
MISERY WHICH ACCOMPANIES AND
FOLLOWS ITs APPEARANCE.

lfrnW ne Contemporary Neftfel
It IL net necessary TO dr,orbe the
misery u a London fog TO Ruy one
who has been compelled to reside in
the metropolis during few days Of its
prevalence. The painful Irritation TO
the eyes, the choking sensation in the
chest, together with the general de-
pre.slOn of spirits and many other nil-
ments, are the lesser suilerings that
few who are exposed to It escape. hut
IL II not yet realized what IA amount
OF serious illness or now many deaths
oue week OF London fog causes, II
may be accepted That every ton days
OF this terr.h DE visitation Kills $500 leO.
plr, and II we calculate nine serious
cases Of illness 20 each death we have
25 900 people laid upon beis VI siek.
ness,
10 a certain extent the cold that
always prevails during these dense
fogs may DO credited With a portion Di
this slckncss, but not to any great ex.
tent, ns neither fog nor cold IN country
plnups proGuces any such change IN
Inc death rate. There can be little
doubt that the extreme discomfort, a.
well as the deadlinesg Of the London
fogg, arIsuH from the poisonous gases
with which the damp air Z, Il saturated,
ana Increasingly g, the longer tho fog
lnsts. Tho smUhe which gives the fog
liz yellow appearance and Is 80 dirty
and unpleasant, Is not iniurlOug, being
only carbon; probably, iudocd, 1t pre-
vents the poisonous gasoe from doing
mole harm.
The fog, Il Ia needless 10 say, Is
caused by atmospheric conditions
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PATHWAYS rmnorGn LIrr.

You say that your ne ~ failure.
N0ur future holds naught that is sweet,
That the tr0ubluus yo8fs bring Little but tears.
And alway., always defeat
Mstasgf-ayc sins, you eau call thom-
May cover Jouf pastlIso aplu.
BOZ the soul that b. strong to outiIyc its wrous
D. the ravosi -oul of an.
You long to 20 forth In the battle.
Bityour feet are tcitcrod quito,
Remember, who serve 30 tA1 rpps OF reserve
May be- g1lc as th0so who fsnt
You chhfc to enter The races
For pleasure aud gold and fame
Yet many who win mid tho plaulIis' din
tni tnc pr1c hut an empty name.
The toll that IL you're seems fruiucss.
Your days arc weary and long.
but the los licst duty may glow with beauty
when wrought Win % cheerful ssng.
The worlds best sweets are denied you,
You have tasted cnrths cup OF woe!
Hut who suffers TO give that other may live
Has the mob est liic, uow.
Oh letui, my friend, do bravcly
The work that 10 ~ Be- given,
ANA smile IN belief that what causes w. grIot
May kctp a. the clotcr to Heaven.
Toe pathways We traverse are many
And some are by barcucat slrtndi
Bul with ytsioa grown wide We shall wonder
wcsghcd,
For they led 10 tha beautiful Land.
-Laiisi' Homc Jo'wHoL tN'A @. Down,
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Court ltens.

The following matters transpired after
the NEWS went to press yesterday
afternoon.
PAMELA a. Edmunas brought suit
Igainst the Salt Lake City railroad
company In the Third District court,
and demands $50, 900 damages for In.
llfies received from being throw
irom one Of defendants cars IN this city
on June Let Of tho present year The
Plaintiff alleges that she was lawfully
upon deiendant's car on the above date
en- route 10 Bountiful, and that while
the WIS slightine At the Intersection OF
Main and First South s,reeta the chr
started forward suddenly aud she wns
thrown violently TO the ground, sus-
tanning injuries OF n most serious
naluts; that the accident thus met
with was due to the careiossuess !
negligence Of the defoudant's conuun.
Tot, md the therefore Trnys for juug-
menl against tho defendant In tue
above sum and Tor costs Of suit.
The case Of @. u. Durst vs.. A. q.
Paddock 81 ~. came before Justice
liochrle yesterday afternoon and after
being heard was taken under advise
ment until next Thursday. THE
Plaintiffs claim IL SlSS.5O, which ho
alleges Is due from the defendant for
merchandise.
John Long hhs filed an action IN
Commissioner Moyor's court against
The York Mining company 20 colicc,
Slo1 "a principal and interest on a
ptomitAOty uotc.
Commissioner Meyer has been served
WIN notice Of appeal 10 the Third
District from his decision In the cnfe
u William Burke vs.. Gtorge Budd
which was tried before him recently.
Ahotsu which had been sold for feed
Shl Was the subject OF contention and
we commissioner rendered judgment
n layor Of the defendant.
w. II. Schuler, H.. Davis and T..
Jardner, BARRIERS, wee bosorc Commits.
noner Pratt yesterday afternoon on u
charge OF doing business on Sunday.
Az pleaded guilty aud were each fined
= and co-ts-Sll esch. The BARRIERS
claimed they had no desire To work on
S1uiay, but the proprietor OF the Hotel
hnuisiord hal said that the shop mus.
70 Kept open on that dAy, and they
hAd no alternative hut 10 submit.
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President Chas y White.
Counselors, NJ l. shepherd, J = T,ton.
Hcuu5r COmu, Cidh.
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1He SEWER QUESTION.


-, the CITY Council
The mesiihk VI ,,.rd ~
...,sfday afternoon ."
Vu,.uon aAd review on sewer uh'
..., "A complete inilure, no
tsssmch' ,.,.ac,.J IL Ia the
b1.iuess ueihs -, -. e., aor,..
,,iysfsal opinion ihHt ''''V
,,dically wrong throughout ulo
mlDe -, dspartmrnt.
enliie su"'' pt,h ,,,v.d "A roll call,
At 4o'clooh i''o. Wv. ,,,,..s
,,d a. there were Du' SOW"
mi. Folland moved An auJouth'
men" .nsc.s,.d that the
LooiooutoN '"es. .,.,t.
oouucil had better adjourn W IL,
sel time, far enough h"hy az,
he recorder u give tue n,vc'y -
S,vs, notice OF the mee'ihB '"''"h"
,bs rapeu. -.
Hardy contenueu thht ~ WIS use',
20 spend tne lnVncy ~ ,,ai.
again publishing the cali LOT ,ne i' ''e'i
ING, The menlueis ol t"e VIZ uO'I 10Y
zen given nnpin notice OF ulis n,yoe
lng aud all ihe hIVe'''tein'n'' VIZ"
might be puoIlrheh "ouiu ~
make the membeIs au.nI ~ ,ney
al not want 70 10 So az the hIs'
pace, MONEY uNu 80 ~, "a, ~ I.as.,t
ver'isen,en,, ", 49,, n" 49, ,yo",J
q equau4a,,Oii, w. 40, MI ~as ,ounJ
vi 90 vsi'H 49, ua "a. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'm
100 hI,g.' irnis sb,,,ii bs I,rncs
Sas oApsu. at"t.,,, na,tos 4, 90
gooi si,u w., ,,,,,,ba,. ~, ibo fnv'.
ptafiy llnie ''' ,i',a,e a., 40 n, a.
ell tenously ,In rGsn caiieJ ~,
tehdlng htou1"S 49, y" si,e,a \,
hlmsen ~ nsa : - IL M, asrs,I,,r',
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When the Housewife Returns.

Without realizing Il our housewife f.
nAuy TO undo NIL the good gleaued
ION the rummeI's outing, writes
helen Jay IA her timely article on
letting Home from the Country, -
u ihe September Lddies' Home JoaTn.
hW' II isa characteristic OF the aver.
sge American woman 20 bs rather PHI
IN her treatment OF herself. Afer
'ne weeks during which she attempted
aOIhlng In the way OF exercipe save u
ralknow and then, sho too often rushes
,lo a perfect hurricane Of work. She
trans me house from garret 10 cellar.
.uno'atea the wardrobes Of the chill.
Wy. Ign and gels them In readiness for
uooii ana then preserves and pickles
o,ety accessible atom Of vegetable
somIh' ASA result, II she escapes a
, vI,'e Hines, she quickly loses the
all'y ana .enthusiasm which should
a naHe been her stock IN trade for the
V ,lle winter. BY following the wlpc
~ w. ausge and "makiny haste slowiy,~
s ea can vet her house w order. tafe
w ,5 OF herseli ana with II all see well
'4e way OF her household.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court In and fnr salt Lake
County, Territory " Utah
In tho matter Of the Fstatc Of John Rous.
urrgufpd

order 90 SHOW Cause why ORDER ~ sale OF 10
lstatg should not DO made.
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A Wise Scln,lincss.

NJ. mother DOES spend herself too
nm ,J b!,, 'ol DER children when shs gives
,s wi " ' own rights 20 chem, efloco; her.
,urs ~ sn l, they do not recognize her
iG se,lol claims, makes 1t dlnicnIt mr
Cr ,n 70 'hohor" her, as The Fourth
rbai itnAniment demAnds that they
Les uIo' whites Elizabeth Hcovil In
bet T e,s,u, department In the septem.
W !, Lod'tF Home journal
moih., We, Nl@ seiiishness that makes the
p'acs \. ' i,l'. upou keeping her propor
r r.r,e 10 lho family M thp cfowh ina
rhiiG..o' nome, tehderiy loving ber
wsys i,,,,V ing lhom IN all Legitimate
isif No. y s,,oi,ng that they take ,hcir
u VIII, o. a. me burdens OF hfeinstoad
"'"Aiy bearing them herasif.
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Cdssin County Iioh
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


Estate Of sisscn A, Chase, Doceaseo.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, Administrative Of NJ cstats
of h.Hseu A. ChNbc. deceased, TO the creditors %,
and an persons having claims againat iGo
hlld utcensru, 20 exhibit thtm, with the neccs'
nat} vouchers, WHhm ten months after tha
nrHt publ Anon OF thi- notice, 20 The stld
attorneys, - and ~ Enst First South street.
SAT- Lace chs, 10 tho Coanty Of salt Leles
1 tab IurritOrV
dated jay sih, 1872,
MIRIAM a. CHAeE,
Administrative OF the estate OF sisgeu a
Chase. Decreased,
WAbuELL a ADAMS, Attorneys for AdmlAlss
UatglS,
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Dotted about an over Britain there
are somewhere about 5000 Observers
who send up 10 London periodical
reports Of weather experience on
hills and in valleys, ON moons and
hcaths. IN towns aud villages.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


TFlh'e o. O0fTEU 4, smHh7 DCIoaF'd.
NOTICE ~ hETFHY GIVES ny TWr
~ uuaora'sncd, executors Of no .stato 70
aourEc A. -mitI, de- 'eaaca. Co the rrsfitlrs OF
thn nll pcrHuus nht|rE claiils aaalnsl thn Hald
decreased o. tnAh.t tHcm. win the uerufrarY
Nuu.utff' within ten months after tho rtfE
TutlirauUl OF this uouor. 90 the .aif rNrsp
tor, or 'lthcr Il th1m. in Gaze OF WHululi e
ADAM, p and - hast. tls.s south street Iu
huh Lac Oiiy, IA The Colnty 1T sAit late, tau
1c.gituD. JOSEPH q. SMITH,
joins utNiN sNlfH,
ca Mills ". SMITH,
LLlJAH = sNfFT,.
Surviving Executors Of ne EaIatp Of .o1r-,
4 smith trDrHfnI.
MAhhEii g ADAMS. Attorneys Tor Estate.
IAiva tulV sth. I-J3.
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LEGAL NOTICE..
Probate Court In aud for Salt Lab
County, Territory OF Utah.

county, Iorltofy OF Ibhh
In tho matter ~ the Estate ~ Jonathan
Waterman, deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Elizabeth NosturmAn, cAucutriS uf tic
ihg ttiatt Of jonathan NebtcrmHni deceased,
haH rendered Tor settlement, and nled In said
Court, hrr lnhi account ~ hcr standardization
OF haid estate aud pguuOn FOR anA distribution
OF tho Irslduu ~ Hhid estate among The rcrsOnn
Untitled thereto. and that ThuudAy. tho 9Hh
DAY Of August. A u. lH3s, At 10 O'Clock ., ~, u
thc Court Room OF sad Court, Ia the County
Court House, salt Lake CITY and County, Utah
Territory, hAs been duly appointed by tie
judge n fail Court, for the scttlomcntoi SAID
account And hearing SAID petition tor distfi1u
ton, 20 which time and place any pCrsOn inter.
cstCi m sad rstAte may ApuoAt and show
cAusr, n any there ll. why said account should
rot be settled aud approved and fuAl dlsui1u.
ton made ~ prayed Goo.
&. r. ALLEN
CLERK OF the Probate Court.
~ CAu-TEN bNpwSE, JiS, Dcputy
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Presidents 5 Il lionnlon vcrnal.
Counsolors u S COLLECT, Jane, Hacking,
NcruaL
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OrdCr 10 SNOW cause Why bfdtr ~ sale OF lloal
lstaig should not DO made.
I'll/ABETH 4. ~ D., rUt ADMINS.
~ irAiriN OF 'he cstatc ot I0uu bv0H, de-.
crused, having flof her petition herein, duly
verified, proving fuf au order ut sale Of tie
real estate nf sHit dncrdrnL for the purposes
therein sti forth. o. 10 therefore ordered by tho
Judge OF said touft, that all pvttuun intorosiud
taii Probate court uu 1urffaf, he iuih dhyof
futhst, Iry3. hi DO O'Clock in The forenoon
pi SAID 10y NJ Nv iuurt Room uf saii Probate
Count hi ihr County Court iiousc, M the CITY
AMI County 1f Nsitlhtc, ttnh TUtsi ory go show
rHutu why un order should not be- granted 90
iht hin Hdmin .trntfIN, to cell fn much - The
real rstats Of tl7 said deceased az public Or
private sslc me- sL.li ho nyccsHrY. and mat
copy " t'ia order shall BE- published nt 'uaHI
fout surrcsfiyr weeks In the UistuEr tvt n.
10 NLWs, rrFtu pc printed and published
To- Hht1 tIty ami tuuUfy.
Dated July qsth. ltYe.
q. W. BARTCn. Probate Judge.
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Presidents David * Udall, 81 Johns.
Counsclor4' J. y Freeman, WIN II Glib
hons, - Johns.
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President T. W Shur,lln, Ogden
Counso.ors q u Middleton, y G Fly.
euro, ugiou,
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President: Budgor Clawson, Brigham.
COuusOl0rs. Adoiphu, Madison, Charles
koily, brigham.
nor Eldcr County, Utah.
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President; Daniel u Macarthur, ~ George
Couuselors; Anthony W WINS. Eutstus
- Snow, 81 George.
WysLjY1to,, go5tuty yy,J
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Big Cottonwood IlirintunhoD b Brinton
Blun Dale MousleyI LOWS II Mouslcy
Brighton care ~ Soeh,o.inie!I, n /, NJ l.,
CenIor salt Lake CityJmAlbort W Davis
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President; WIN u srngmi.lor. Birhuold.
Counselom. George W Bean, W u CLARK,
EichhUld.
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Presidents Josso y smith, Snowflake.
uouusulors. l. II Hatch, Woodruff j II
Richards, - Joseph.
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President: Cauutc Peterson, Ephrgim.
Couu-cior' Horny Bcal, EIhraim, John
o. Mnhou. Nauti
NfYu,f, FpUYfp frVH
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President; Abram Hatch. iieber.
C9unsclors; = II Giles, n $ Alexander
llthUr
LTg,1irh CJiii.fy. nah.
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President. W q Smith. Morgan.
Councillors: Richard Fry, samuel Fran
ds, Morgan,
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President; " Il smith. Ccntervllle.
Counsrlorsi John w Hess, Pennington;
j n Grant, Bouniiful.
Darts Cdt,7ify, Utah.
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President; Charles I Robson, Mesa.
Couu.Dlurs; liuury e. Rogers, Lyhi; tol-
line 70 inkcs, Mesa,
Mnrlnnn luuMiN IlI-Imn.
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President: Christopher Layton, Thatcher.
Counselors: w u Johnson, NJ II Nor
.iu frI..,f.Irr
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Real Estate should not DO made.
TELEsrIA a. GlILErT,THE GUARDIAN
~ nt ne pcrfOn And estate OF Horace D.,
Ltlet, Minor, having Sled her pt tiNou herein,
duly verified, praying Tor an 9rdcrgf sale ui ihH
real oetalc Of sad minor. Tor toe purposes
therein cot forth Il "a hereby ordered that tbs
tureated iu the estate ~ said minor, gppuAr
before The said Probate Cuurt un Tuesday,
TIE bih day a. August 1872, 90 lOo'clutk IN
NJ said Probate tpurt, At the county Court
llOusv, iu the ely ana county ot SAT- Lake,
Utah Territory, - thUN cause Why an order
should not be- granted 90 the said guardian, 20
sell rO much Of Tho real estate VI lhe sAit
minor az private salr Ne shall be- necessary,
and that a copy 81 tbs order ln uublshct
40 ltast four aucrpHsIgc week. lea the nEHENsr
ENksINu Arws, a newspaper printed and pu0.
hthcf in SAID ely AMI county.
Dated July 2ith, lsQg. ,..,.....
Probate IuIge.
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President, II u HalPht, Oakley.
Couusclors. Moroni Pickett, Marion;
VIM = Brim Albion.
Cy..j1 C0ifufy Tfpto
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President. Geo G. Parkinson, franklin.
Counselurs solomon n Halo, Matihia,
i Cowloy, Preston.
OugIdu Ggyufy, Iduh1
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NJ q M Il $
on
PRESIDENCY AND BISHOPS
or ftE
Organized Stakes Of llOne
MA M RS


uaurech stake.
Presidents q T. Kicks, EeN1urg.
Counsoiors: WIN q Rugby iieNhurgi JAS
r. Steele, Iona, luhhu Fails.
giugiam C0imfU Li1iO.
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Presidents a % Smooi, Provo.
Coursolprs; David John, VI II Clue
Provo.
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ua,nd Stake.

President. q q iTuskius. West Portage.
Counsolorsi John VI McCmry, WIN II
Gibbs, Wcs' Portage.
Dor Eyder Coufy, Utah.
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Presidents Ira * ilinckicy, Fillmore.
COuusrlur- Daniel Thompson. Solpio.
David Il stevens, Holden.
MVugd C0rHiy Cirh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-26

President; n = Gowans, Tooele
tounsolors. 9 L. Anderson, Grnntsyllie,
George y Richards, Tooole.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1892-12-15
UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
The Recently Enacted Fire Ordinance
Declared Against.

The appeal from the Mayors court
of r. J. Reynolds and Contractor
Fitzgerald and his men, for attempt
ing to repair the old Hannah ware
house when forbid by a special town
ordinance, was decided December 9th
in favor of the plaintiffs.
These parties were fined $50 each as
will be remembered by Mayor Kerner.
The building belongs to Mr.. Reynolds.
The special ordinance forbade the
erection or repairing of frame build
ing in the fire limits or within thou
sand feet of the court house square.
Judge McIyer heard the appeal in
the Superior Court, and decided
that the ordinance was void in that
it allowed the aldermen too much dis
erection.
The City took an appeal to the State
Supreme Court. 1t will be heard at
that courts next setting.
Pending it's decision, no suit will be
brought by Messrs. Reynolds, FitZger-
aid or Abbott and Jones, who were
kept from continuing their warehouse
business, by the ordinance, in the
old Hannah warehouse. If decision
of the lower court is affirmed, they
claim they will have good grounds for
securing damages from the city.
Glenn & Manly represented the city
and Buxton & Watson and Eugene
Gray the plaintiffs.