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Admitted 10 the Bar.

This morning, on motion Of Attorney
Joseph L.. Rawlins, Oscar w. Moyle,
Of this city, was admitted to the bar OF
the Supreme Court Of Utah. We con.
graduate this estimsble young gentle.
man on the progress he has made dur.
ing the last few years. From our
knowledge Of his character and ability
We feel confident that he will 10 credit
10 tho legal profession or any other
with which he may identify himself.
He attended the University OF DeseTet
Tor five years, and graduated from that
Institution In lSsS, with the degree Of
Bachelor " Science, In the fall OF tue
same year he entered tho University of
Michigan, with advanced standing,
graduating In June. 1890, with the
degree ~ Bachelor Of Philosophy. In
the autumn OF the same year he on.
tered the law school OF the
University OF Michigan AMI graduated
on the 30th OF Junr last with the de.
gree Of Bachelor OF Laws, and was nd.
mitted 10 the bar OF the supreme
court Of the State OF Michigan, MIR.
Oscar Moylc Ia Il solid, studiOus young
man, OF exemplary moral character,
and excellent ability, lie will make
HE mark Ia He, OF No have missed in
our measure Of his quality.
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SUITS PLANTED TODAY.
An Attorney and School Teacher Are
the Plaintiffs Respectively.

In the Third District Court this
morning, lie Grand Young brought
suit against the Union Pacific Rail.
road company. The complaint sets
forth that IN or about the year 1850
one AlonEo IL. Raleigh located upon n
lot at the southwest corner Of block
laJ, plat "a" Salt Lake City survey,
ana held possession until about tho
year 1859, when he sold and decided II
To &. w, Lyman, who was the holder
until July, 1880, when he, In turn, sold
and decided the property TO plaintiff.
After occupying the same TIL April,
1891, the defendants unlawfully anu
without right, oustod him thereirom,
to his damage In the sum OF slOn,
which he now claims, with costs.
Edward l., Burton, through his
attorneys, Williams " Van Colt, plant.
ed suit today against the trustees OF
the Flitioth School District Of salt
Lake County, namely Edward
liushton, Walter L.. Brown and
Alfred w. Jones. The claim ~ for
$3.50 (hnd cOsisl, for service. 'endertd
as "A teacher, Ut the rate OF s75 per
mouth. Plaintiff claims that at the
end Of the month Of the ninth term,
without cause, defendants discharged
him, thereby violating the contract be.
tween them, by reason Of their al.
legged wrongful action, he says, he was
out VI employment during the teuth
month.
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COUNTY COURT.


Judge Battch presided at the meet.
ing Of the County Court, held yesterday
afternoon.
The hearing OF the petition for the
removal OF :, d. Wallace az road
supervisor was continued to July Is.
The following witnesses were present,
aud were ordered to appear again In
the Aforesaid matter on July IS, at 10
u. M; Chris Hansen, W. "A. Barton,
jacob Hunter, John A. Ringback.
Amy Gerber Stewart Tanner, Joseph
d, Park, Robert Coats aud Ed Decker.
The clerk was ordered TO SUBJ mna
james Decker aud Edward Peterson.
In regard 70 the petition Of Henry
Cox ct al, for the division OF the
Iwenty-nluth school district, petition
protesting against said aivision was
read. Arguments against aud In
favor Of the proposed division were
made hy various gentlemen. Ordered
that the trustee Of the Twenty.nintb
district furnish thy court with "a state.
ineut OF the financial condition OF the
district and also tho probable amount 10
be derived nom the special tax Of 1892.
Case continued 10 July II.
The surveyor reported map OF the
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SUMMONS.


rhc People OF the Territory Of Utah send greet
inEi
To Emil Veins, defendant
pear IN an action brought against You by
no anuNn'n tmcd rlHlntiil IN the district Court
n the thlrd Judirinl District OF tho Territory
10 ltnh, and 10 answer The complaint lIo1
thofciu within ton days exclusive Of the DAY
nj aefviccl after Tho service on you Of this
summons u served within this county; Or, II
served uutot THIS county, hut IN this district.
daya--or judgment by default will be taken
Agalus' you, aeeordlngto the prayer OF SAID
compliant
Tlie said action IA brought tn have decree of
this court blsh0lying tha hOnds of mattimOny
heretofore existing between plaintiff ana de.
trndani, permitting plAinun To resume hor
maiden name, To wit. Amaiio Snfatkios, aud
gaming hursuc other And further relief "a to
the court may SOON lust. Above relief prayed
On The ourdi that pu VI about supihuNHr 20.
lHAl, defendant WIlfully deserted su'4 '-I4..T,
aud mas ever since renamed AWaF sd Ter
without hny excuse, cause ~ prove .-.'n. And
shat Tor moro then three years last y - De-
fendart hes failed u provide for p'alnuu the
common necnhahrlos Of life.
Aud you are hereby notified that II you fail
70 appear ard answer tho sad complaint a.
above required, the said ulantih will auply to
the Court for tie relief demanded therein,
WltncaH, the Hon, thhrlra :, Zane, Judge,
and tho seal NJ tho District court Of tho Third
Judicial District, In and for tho Territory OF
Lord one ihoushnd eight hundred and nmcly'
two.
lsrALI HENRY q. MCMILLAN, Clork.
by Gao. y, Lounis, Deputy CLERK.
Anthony kOcHau, Attorney tor flainlu, M
T. Main saest. salt Lake CIT. utaA de-
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pu1suuRG, July G.-Captain Il. H..
Helm, who had charge Of tho Pinkcr-
ton men ut Homestead has been
brought to the hospital here with five
wounded c0mpaliOuf,
The list II as follows j. W. Kline,
shot IA the head, viii die. Injured.
Captain Holm, shot In the leg, viii re-
cover RuEsell Wells, shot In the
shoulders; j. q. Hoffman, shot in the
leg; David Lester, shot In the hand,
condition serious.
Another man shot in the arm has
len for the hospital. His name Is un.
known. Another wounded man will
arrive later. Helm has been In the en-.
plOy Of tho Pinkcrton's many years
aud has handled several large strike.
He was always considered consorv.
alive man.
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GALE AT GARFIELD.


A windstorm ofgreat violence played
sad havoc at Garfield yesterday after.
noon. The canvass roof Of the new
Casino, and Its wooden supports, were
completely demolished, the debris
landing some distance away. Fortu.
natoly this happened before the COM
mencement Of the days performance
Of the opera, and when none Of the
performers were within the building.
The damage IL estimated nj from 500
to $500, and there will DO no "shown
for the next few days, until the strIc.
ture has been re.roofed and the dam
age otherwise repaired. While the
gale lasted excursionists on aud about
the pavilion were considerably
slarnn.d
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county roads between ronth aud Six
teenth streets south aud state aud
Ninth East streets. Ordered that the
map be adopted ~ the official map.
G. r. Smart, superintendent Of Dis.
trict No. "a, reported that Edward
Baynham's ditch along the road run.
ming north and south east Of MIL
Creek ward house causes an overflow
on the road. Referred to CahoOn.
The petition Of the trustees ~ the
siNty.sixth school district for n di.
vision Of special school tax levied Ia
the twenty .ulnth district fof 1892 wac
read and laid on the table.
The attorney was ordered to Inquire
Into this divorce Of John W. AruOld,
whose children are now county
charges.
The collector made y report NJ I'm.
collcctahlc taxes 'of 1891 which amount.
ei TO $4,000. Referred 10 the county
attorney.
TREAsuRER's HEpOHr.
The tfcasurer's report Tor the quar-.
Ter ending June 3Oth was road and
1led as fOllows.
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LOCAL RREYITIES.

l.. -. ORroY, jowelor, OF Main street
has assigned his property To T. ~
Hanuaman for tho benefit OF ~.
creditors. The liabilities are about
$1,000, with assets over 5000.
"PArtgScE" IL presented llr The last
time nj Wonderland today. Tomorrow
1.-THE Pirates Of penzauco' will be- gwen
by tho talented opera company. ln'
attractions In tho Curio liill are nuiuor-
Gus and Interesting ~ usual
TuE Iudnc. of tho Territorial supreme
Court dld not get through with their wotk
today, and amer formally meeting nv 2
nm adjourned I'LL 10 am. tomorrow
Should Judge Miner be present ~ ~
probnble that tho opinions dcfeffed iInW
this morning will then he handed down
ANASpA :. CHANpLLR last evening
filed a sun Tor divorce In the Ihlrd
Dlstrict court She statCs that she
married the defendant, George "
chandler. In Iowa, In 1872, aud thht hr
Tor moro Than year has neglected aud
refused to provide for her the common
nerossnfios ~ life-bccauso 81 MS ldlohc-H'
pron.rary aud dissipation, Two minor
childfen are now living, aged u anu 10
years respectively, and she ASKS Tor thvi
custody.
A LITTLE girl OF about eight years.
named Lucy smith, h another Niclm in
tho kerosene can. She IN tho ad1pleu
daughter " Mrs, Smith. ~ West U Us
south street, and last evening wanted il
mako the fire In the stove " the summer
Kitchen burn faster RosoftIng To coal
oil. she poured n small quantity upon mo
Goals. a big blaze Immediately went up,
and Iucy's clothing became iguiicd. She
ran Into the street and gentleman VINO
was passing ut tho time rolled her IN
waterdilrh close by. This oxtlnguishcd
the ilames. aud though tho girl was badly
burned she IL not, II IN hoped, mth!lv
Injured. Dr. White was called anu did
all he possibly could to afford the little
sufferer relief Tho shaniy went up III
flames and smoke.
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China ENhihii.

There will 10 sn exhibition OF china,
painted by local artists, beginning
Thursdny, July 7,b, and continuing
until Saturday evening, July 9th, Mt
the art studio OF Miss Kate Wells, %
south, Main street, open from o q. m,
until p' m. The works are by Mrs,
Van Horne, Miss Grace Young, Mrs.
a, j. Gunnell, Miss Munro, Mrs.
Mill.paugh and others. The china
WIN be for sale with the prices plainly
marked.
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PORTLAND, Ogn July q. "A rumoi
has reached here that WiisIu, ia,
murderer Of Mamie Walsh, u thirteen.
year.old girl, has been located IN the
woods near Milwaukee, the scene ui
the crime, hnd the thicbct IL sur.
rounded by body of armed men. II
Is said the mob Intends 10 ca iufc him
alive II possible, and after pouring OIL
on him, burn him ut the siaar.
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Order TO show cause why utiet " Sale of Neal
tstAlc should not boz made

IANk r. ~ rtN ms GUARDIAN or
~ ne pcrsoH aud estate " Uuahau. itutF.
Missy o.. iNrrr. rrie VI pypur and Igsug'
g. o. fIpf, tlmofs. having lHvi hor pr zion
herein. duly verified, ptiyiug Coz M order Oh
9ilH M ih' trHl estate tt sid minors. Tor ma
nufuuscH t1tiriu 4ui iurtn, if BEL TtfHts l.defrt
ihHt re utNt ut IN Ut tho Narl gsti ALI prr'
sons Interested IN tho catHfu ct sniI mtn,rs
appear heiofo Me ssid Probate tour uu We'd
uusiaN the .Nth d. 40 July lria. 90 20 u'eI1rt
DO 10" forenoon OF fHtI daN, At TIC Court ltoon
" tn1 Probate 'nurt ft the county Cont
loufc. Toe ne riN and county % salt l.H|f.
liat lcrtlInr't tn snow cause WHY 1H 1rirr
should nat TO- runird TO the aiid GUARDIAN 1,
sell INC whole ur 30 much ~ tils trtl|t.t.fr ~
The SAID MINOR, at private Hulc ~ shHil t,s
Necessary amt that % cop of 10 b. HHirr b. tiuI..
lalrd 40 lCuHt ftur HuctusHlsu Nceaa lU Tia
NrsEutt fYENtNa NtWs.uurWspaprr trIst@I
and nnll shuf on ssii rliy and county.
Dated June !lst, isW
g.. W. NAHTCu.
Probate Judge
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LOGASsruRT, Ind, July d. - A
freight tlaiu on the Big Fouf took
siding 10 let another pass. Pierce
Richnrtsou, the engineer, ANA OtO
Fleeing, n lltuman, nllghted ana lay
down With their heads on the Inil gu
the main line 10 wait iul the arrival u.
the other train due In fifteen minutes.
they felt ssleep aud the train, when 10
came, took both their heads Oh.
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Emgy Burning at Ogden.

About three O'Clock this morning q
large and apparently Indignant crowd
congregated In front OF the Reed hotel
at Ogden, and hung In cfilgy United
States Senators Warren ana Carey Of
Wyoming. Attached TO the body Of
each was n card bearing the inscrip
lion: "rhls is Senator Warren of
wyoming, who voted against free
coinage Of silver In tho United States
Senate" "rhis Il Senator Carey OF
Wyoming, who voted against
free coinage Of silver Ia the
United States Senate" was tho
other. The riiigy OF Senator Warren
was attired In black suit Of clothes.
Black skull caps covered the head Of
each. senator Carey's siilgy was
dressed In u Hight suit n clothes. White
ties with weird looking blood marks
on them adorned the neck " each.
This proceeding wa the result OF the
manner In which wyoming's repre.
senlatlves In the United States Senate
acted by voting against the bill pro.
wiling for the free and unlimited
coinage Of silver which passed the
United States Senate the other day.
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ACoat stolen.

A sneak thief entered the Progress
building this afternoon and appropri'
a,ed n double.breasted sack coat be'
longing to n German named Schultz.
The theft was soon disc6vefed and
reported ut police headquarters. An
officer wns depuled 10 look tho matter
up, but the thief Ia still nj large.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny TIN
~ undersigned. John N. Cannon. ndu,,nis
rator Of the ttnto NJ Peter Hnfhinr.. do,
ceased, 10 the creditors Of, and ali persons hay
lhg cluims nEt'n.t tho said doorased, 10 "a,
IN ten months after tho nrst publiration oi
thn ugueo, 20 The snid John A. Cannon. hi
ntory ut Utah, '''
Dated July 3, lsgl.
JONI 49, CANNON, .
hines. deceased. dw
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The county hospital report was read
and showed: ~. Marks, eight patti.
onts, Drserct, four patients.
The report OF the superintendent Of
the inilrmary for June was road aud
iilcdj also the coroner's report for Jart
OF May and June.
The petition Of John Cabot ct al.
for opening new road at Draper was
referred 10 Helectmcn.
The bonds OF the following persons
for liquor licenses were approved mud
licenses ordered Issued: Alice Kent,
Sandy; John iill, MIL Crrck; K. IA.
Graves, sandy; Pendors * Walton,
sugar House.
The court then adjourned tlll this
morning.
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HEN INTERVIEWED.

In an interview this afternoon he
said: "rho men were picked up In
Chicago and New York. They are q
very fair lot anu numbered 200. | gave
them strict orders not 10 shoot until
fired on. When we proceeded to land
the whistle blew and the strikers i'm.
mrdiately commenced TO shoot. To
protect ourselves we had to return the
lire. Seven or eight Of our men are
hurt. do not know their namef.n
Helm said he had been ordered 10
protect the property and did tho test
he could. lie regretted very much
that any shooting WIS done.
Charles Holman, brother Of ], O..
Hoffman, one Of the Injured men,
col rOborRted the statement OF Car.
tain Helm that the strikers fired
frat, The sherln aud Representatives
Ofthe AmRlga matod Association and OF
the Carnegie Steel Company have held
u long consultatiOn, after which the
sherlii's counsel went 10 consult with
IA. G.. Trick. IL Is hoped that the
matter W III be arranged without further
bloodshed.
To ISvEsrIuATE THE STRIKE.
w AnhlNbloN, july O,-tnmlnptti OF
California introduced In the House a
resolution authorizing tho Speaker 10
appoint committee Of five 10 invest.
gate the report on the cause OF the
strike at Homestead, Pa, and the CON
ditions producing the same,
10 my Dynamite.
PITTsBURG, July G.-FOur workman
came from Homestead this morning.
They shy that five Pinkert0n men and
five workmen are killed, anu "a number
Of others are seriously Injured. A. re-.
ported, there are four men here
10 buy dynamite md nitro
glyccfine u blow up the boats
on which tho detectives are, but the
story is not generally credited. The
steamer "Liltle Bin" returned 10 this
city shortly after noon. Captain Rog.
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NOTICE lt HEREBY GLNgN, THAT ~
- puf.ulntc of ~ nr a nt The rruba o
uLr,, iu ans tor salt i4k Nuuts.IuU Tenn.
tory, made ru the sist day uf june. issi in Tho
mlticr off the csHt. ~ Eif. Ichustn. DO
tnasrus inr underlined executor OF ufr Iat
Mili aul t'shmvHt ~ ID 90 4 tucson. Icruasut,
Miil Ht.l ri private aIlr 10 tie highest llldor
iul rlah, AMI tuHiDHt Co. tnf condemnation BIZ
HIii Probate court Wl fIU maui. ff.ly. Iufar.st
.nl U.s.u OF snl4 LIUI johnson. NJ lilo timer ia
Ner death, ana nIl Tue right TITO. and iuturrst
hHt the sHid estate hts Uy operation ~ law or
other sisr acquired. other ttln or ln addition
~ inst q HHit ENf4 Juhu.Un. at thr time III
hcr Ne 100. in aud 60 that cuttlu I1t pirFs 1r
parcel OF i1ud, Hltuatr lying Ani being In tbs
GU N sat Latc, County uI -al. take, Titan
Territory, bounded and doe rbci a. follow,
"a Wi. turmorg|ng al the northeast conner
ot loi seven 90 iu block TWEEN. 90 u,t Iatt LIN
ulai ~ SAT- Lake tIN survey, and running
thence west iwcu.Y .2n' rode thtuda souih
two AMI one halt ..ifI rods. thence cast fEOn-
~ f.oI rode thOurc north two AMI .n..hair
tih. TOT. Geo ihr p|at" ui luHinnug, contain.
" Al. iuArt ruif ti Ewuui
liiis o. voting Will be- received for said
pfnyfr.Y. addressed 90 tho uudsrseucd care
pi Naidel aud Adams ATTORNEY, % ands
cast. lLft south sircc', SAT- taLs tity, sst
l1kc county, Utah Territory, M o. and lncILf.
me the igth day Of July, isu!, after which sad
properly VIII be- sold.
Terms auI Hondttiuuasf sale, cash. and sub.
icCt 20 confirmation Jog said ftuhatr Court
Dated June -Hth, lkll
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SUDDEN DEATH.
Jack Derrick Pound Wandering on the
street, His Drnth IN the cay jail.

Between @ and 10 O'Clock last Nigh.
Oniccr Sullivan discovered "Jlrk"
Derrick, n character well known to the
police, wandering aimles-ly about Tue
streets In dszej condition. The patrol
wagon was summoned and Derrick
sent TO the City Hall, from which be
was transferred 10 room In the fall.
II was Learned that he had been taxing
n course Of treatment at the Euusof
Institute ON Second South Street Tor
drunkenness, and the Jail was re-
entered with the Intention OF removing
him thilher.
This idea, however, was soon aban.
d0ned, aud the man cent 20 thu Utah
Undertaking establishment instead, o.
lac was found dead.
An inquest was being held at 4
O'Clock this afternoon.
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BiDs FOR BRIDGE srRiNCERs
AND IIHS

nIDs WILL re RECEIVED AT nm,
- oMcn Of Che County CLERK M to N M.
July 10Th Tor tho following bridg0 4 rip',sr w
70 each n, lG,ls,2o ana 30 feet long 10 tprb.. y
tue tor end, three hundred bridSo tios rs feet
long Inch lace and Inches nj iho Ion eni
Iho county reserves the right 10 reject any and
liy order OF the County Court
o, T.. ALLEN. CIsrl
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In lhO mhiloT o. 'Ne fllaio " Honfy Ineh1r.
sen deceased.
NOtiCE Is UgHEnN GIVEN. THAI
~ Anna BCalvcri.i Administrator o. the r..
ttte Of liUnrY lngucisen, deceased, h1a rem.
cr,dforscitiencnt, and sled in sad court her
final account " hcf administration OF ali
estate. and petition Tor Tina uistrllutI0n al
the residue % said estate among tho u,fsons
entitled therefor aud that Iucsday, the ION
tuutt Room Ut SAID Court IN tho Couftg
Court House. salt take CITY and County. Ttah
IeritgfY.hns been lluly appointed by Tie Judge
count, and hcltlnE said peuuon Tor dn.
tfHuuon, a' which TIME md place Har ptrt0n
lntrfttic 100 sti' tftHtr may apuear hnl ahu,T
cause. n HnN there b wiz aatf account at1utd
not be .r.urd md app ovOd anu nlal distrla
uuu mai1 ts proved iur
Dated jane e0th, isY'
C ALLEN,
tlgrk ~ thr Probate Cont
ny CAue.U, nuuwst, In.. bsrrty CirT
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NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Aiuort 7 Webb administrator ut the tslAts
~ Almira f. Welt. deceased. hHa rerfH cd
tor settlement ami ficd IN said Court. tI. anal
account ~ lis Administrator OF satdestlfeaud
petitlon for maj li|fIUhuunn of the residue of
SAID estate among the utreNus entitled thereto.
aud that WcducsdHy.ihe glth Day pf JuIy,A.U'
fal.nt % o'clt OK attaaHt The Court Room ofahii
Court. IN the County Court House, salt tats
cry nud County, uth Territory, has lceu duiy
appointed by the Judge ~ sad Court. for ihs
settlement Of saiiaccuunt aud hearing SAID be-.
iitou for distribution, 10 which umc and ui1rs
any person interested In salt tftate may All.
rear and HhuW cause, NJ any there DO, vhg said
nccpunt should not be settled and Approved
aud Gnal distribution made NJ prayed Tor.
Dated June 2ist isp2.
o. 4. ALLEN,
Cirrk ~ tho Probate Court
MAnUVTTN AnAMg nffnfWUHa for gaf4Iu
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nsl

A HLAuh SILK UMBRELLA FROM
IA street car, In front VI CITY Han Iud,F
VII be- rewarded on leaving It at q =. seventh
East street '"'''
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~ we lEu.Hir Court OF lNU County OF SAIL
Lake, Territory OF tlah.
In The unIrr ut the Estaic andsGutrfIanstin
81 NuuhuW 1prr MARY D., ryUtf Mag.
E.e ~. typet apt TIE icnin typu
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
EOR SAVE.

ACREs OF IMPROVED LAND On TulRp
Also as 10 rode. with roomsd house' an
lhltd - Appy on premises or ~ Tard n.
En SHARES EAST JORDAN CANA
~ stock for sale at reduced prices. nartly
"h TINE :. D. SPENCER, !Bl Maih ~
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IN TRANSFERS APph Al ROOM o
w Herald iluildmg
NvAsHIhG AND IRONING At uuNr.
w Cool shirt hand Apply to Mrs Oluson.
IhiIiceh,h Wud A.sImby Rooms. East Sec
A IL KINDS or SCRAP IRON, COPPER.
~ Hfaas and Lead in any QuAntiucs. and
highest rash pure paid. Mining trade a sus-
einlly a lioheris' junk Store, ssi West
second South street
IMPORTATION WANTED
az TnE WHEREABOUTS OF GuBEuT
~ I, waller. late OF Honolulu, ii Il Al
dress T. lnghan, ogden.
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ma rINiiERrONs nrcEiyE AID.

The steamer Little Biz" came
down the river shout n O'Clock, TO
take Oi the Piukerton's imprisoned on
their barnes, There we're large mum.
Der Of new men on the boat. The
moment Il reached the shore n regular
futilsdo occurred. the workmen say
u hal assistance for tho PiukcgtOus.
In the fight, the strikers, the 'iukor.
tons Nnd persons on the "Liltlo Bill"
took part The cannonefs across the
river fired three shots at the Little
Biil." Their aim wa bad, one ball
entering the opon hearth dcpar,
Of The mill, took on a mans heat.
The number Of killed now u ten and
eleven wounded. The strikers clnim
beside, that the captain AMI lieutenant
ard four other men were shot and
fell from the barge. ono OF the Pin.
ksrton men Jumped of tho barge ami
was drowned. The pilot OF "Little
Hilln was KILLED. The boat was driven
% and proceeded down the riyOr. The
worSmon tclogtaphed TO have II hell
AT the locks.