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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-21
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HORSE THIEVES CAPTURED.

TEX" Severely WoundeI-L9cal Notes.
Sheriff Fowler and his posse of men are
entitled 10 great credit for their capture of
TEX" and Howard Olds, tie notorious
outlaws and horse thieves. After long
and protracted chase over the hills near
Green River, the gang was surrounded by
the officers, but stiIl refused to give up
their liberties, and every mans finger was
on the trigger. Several shots were ex-
changed with damage to the outlaws.
Tex was shot through the thigh and his
horse wounded. He Immediately surren-
dered, as did Olds. The one called Kid.
made a bold break for freedom secured q
horse which was fresh and pat him under
whip, The two who were taken were
lodged in jail at Vernal and a guard sta
toned around them.
The bullet which passed into the body
Of Tex Inflicted severe wound, and the
prisoner can scarcely be removed. The
posse OF men lost 20 time in the chase anu
proceeded after The escaping Kid.
Sheriff Fowler returned last evening
from his chase after the outlaws Tex
Olds and "Kid'i alias Laws Yenetta. The
latter escaped during the fusilade in cap
turing the other two, and took course
"AOhS tAS OAH4lk Ills uDOut LNCHiy
miles away. The officers tracked the
horse aud found that he had been staked on
the meadows aud got away from the rider
When the Kid was found he made no resist
ance and was taken back to the Vernal
jail. Although he is called KID Ven
eta is the Oldest of the jail birds and is
well known in Salt Lake. His mother
was killed by the explosion of the powder
magazines there several years ago.
Olde is the toughest of the gang. TEX"
who Is an old offender and Jail bird, was
left In the Eernal Jail suffering from the
bullet which penetrated his hip. The
other two were brought to Provo and
lodged in jail to await their hearing.
Sheriff Fowler is in communication with
the attorney Of Emery county 10 reference
TO the charge which will be brought
against the horse thieves. They will prob
ably oe accused of assault with intent to
murder in having fired upon the officers
They were accompanying the sheriff,
James Stewart, whose horse had been
stolen, and David Mucdcck who rendered
valuable assistance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-21
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Saturday n:cat NSrzhsl Metcalg znd the
ro.iee department. arrested hax Garhel,
AGED ic, soraae-iy tel.bcy CT Tic Monte
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-21
A sPRAIAEp ANKLE.

This Is common occurrence, and one
that will lay people up ordinarily six 10
eight weeks, yet we will guarantee Bal
lard's Snow Liniment to cure any case OF
spraired ankle in one 10 three days If I'D
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eorns, bunions. For RI, umatisn, lumbago
leurAlgis, contracted muscles, il he's no
equal Do not allow any other white lini-
ments to BIO Pot of on you for Snow Lini-
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-21
Points and Personals.

TIE city coGEei. nirt ia regular sass,or
lsst n:gbt arG transaclea usncE routine bus
ipesh.
II rs fghs between The sa,tor o. tAe
F.,ft Sa3 City Ed,ior Dsuth OF the Standard.
thu iatser aesns 70 have tbs down hlii pa.:'
1s1ca is<ge ssisaDp went ess. TWO weeks
Ero ls.ls Eks bean doae 81 shs probate
COWS. - RI settings csa 20 nads except
~ i'm.
County Clerk l<eawsdge yesterday
rren:c5 paxmlssior 10 wed to Jerome 3
s,troedgr. aged -. ant Bessie JessBp. aged
IL. 50sa IL Oa1cn.
prcs'GGps AapEii;a or lie Atchisop.
TcFeza & 9snts Fe, arrived IN ia:s city
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DISTRIBUTION or Special pRrzEs.
Fourth District Court.

Judge Miner transacted the following
business yesterday:
In the case Of James Montgomery VS..
w. a. Parton, defendant, motion 10 strike
out the second count was granted. and the
demurrer was sustained. Ten days were
given 10 answer
In the case Of A. Is. Anderson VS.. S. L.
Swenson, the motion to set aside judgment
was denied.
In the case OF Cache county VS.. Fred J.
Heisel ell a. the demurrer was overruled
and ten days were given ia which to an
swer The notice Of the decision was
waived by the plaintiffs attorneys
In the case Of John Brazil vs.. George A.
Barry ct al. p. Haywood for the plaintiff
ana W. l.. Maginnis for the defendant;
default WIS entered against George A
Barry EDITH A. Barry, p. A. Nebeker.
Wilson M. Barry. A. X. Sawtelle and H.
u. Warner and by consent plaintiff was
granted a decree OF foreclosure in accord
ance with the terms OF the answers made
in case No. 1886, and 500 as attorney fees.
In the case OF the Citizens Bank VS..
Nellie O'Haver: Evans & Rogers for plain
tiff: on a foreclosure of mortgage; default
of defendant WAS entered and q decree Of
foreclosure for 1925 and an attorney fee Of
$50 was granted.
In the case OF u. H. Christensen VS.. John
aside order o. reference was argued ana
granted.
The case Of Austin vs.. Austin was bv
consent, referred 10 II. d. johnson 10 take
evidence and report the same to the court.
la the case of Sophia Y. Benson VS..
Nicholas Anderson; an order was entered
allowing the referee TO whom the case was
referred TO amend his settlement Of state
ment An exception was noted by Kimbail
a. Allison
In the case OF Henry w. Hams vs.. H. II.
Christensen; the motion OF Il. II. Jones for
a writ OF assistance was granted.
The CASE o! August Valentine ys. Charles
Valentino was referred 10 j. NJ. CocInbs.
In the case Of J. c. Armstrong es al vs..
Ogden City, tue famous injunction case to
restrain tho city from paving Tweaty-fifth
htrcei, the plaintiffs attorney came into
court arc refused 10 amend their complaint
ard judgment .-as rendered in fever OF the
defendant, C.sseivisg The suit
A. r. Hays appGSd FOR writ CT naSeas
corpus fot he poseessscn OF Ms li;ile
daughter JoseYhiag days sged years.
whom hc sliegos is being uslawIally de-
tanned by Mfs. Alice 81 Mathews, a d.
vorced wife q the petitioner, a0w the wife
o. .. w. Mathews OF Logan. MIR Hays
states in his petition shat two months ago
Mrs. Edith Van Srupf OF Denver s sister
OF Mrs. Nathe-xs cs-ae 70 Utah on g visit
and desired 10 take use cniid to Logan.
promising 10 bring IL back whsa she re-
turned hone. This size has failed to do and
the little girl stil lciasins with It's mother
st Logan. The jadge ordered tho defend
suts in the sctioa 10 produce the girl at
once. The case viii probably be heard
fcti3v
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-21

One lone drunk came before Magistrate
Brangham on Saturday, paid his little Y.
and was allowed to depart.
In Commissioner Goodwin's court WI
liam Reading entered suit against p. A.
Hartyigsen for 1870.
Two hundred dollars have been con-
tribnted in Wellsviils towards the pur-
chase OF a set OF instruments for a Re
publican band. 1t might be well for .hem
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-21
Conference Amendments.

At the Methodist conference the follow
ing appointments were made:
T. c. Lift, superintendent
Besver-M. O. Billings.
Bingham and Sandy-To be supplied.
Corinne-G. 0. Streeter.
Deep Creek-To be supplied
Eureka and Mammoth. d. Gillian.
Heber-To be supplied.
Logan-H. 0. Jones'
Nephi-To be supplied.
Ogden, First Church.. w. Hill.
Ogden, Second Church-R. NJ. Hartman.
Park City,. H. Snow.
Payson-To be supplied
Provo-W. M. Crowther and G. NJ.
Jeffrey.
Salt Lake, First church, w. d. Maory.
:. Salt Lake, Tiff church, G. c. Waznick.
Sat Lake, Liberty Park. z. G. Hunt.
salt Lake, Mission, @. Z. jayne
Schofield and Castle Gate, to be supplied.
Tooele, d. T. Hedges.
John Teller. professor Salt Lake semi
nsry, e. G. Graf, E. E. Carr, K. T. Smith
and c. L. Barter, to report to their con-
ferences.
JOIN F. HURST, President.
j. ID. GILLIAN, Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-21
After the Grin

And after typhoid fever, diphtheria pneu-
monia, or other Frustrating diseases,
Hoods Sarssparilial IS just what Is needed TO
restore the strength ard vigor so much de-
sired, and 10 expel ali poison from the
blood 1t has had wonderful, success in
many such cases.
Hoods Pills act especially upon the liver,
rousing it from torpidity to its natural du-
ties, cure constipation and assist digestion.
1.lp
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-21

The board OF ecacation net Yesterday
afternoon, and besides tranxaciing corsid-
cradle routine bus.seas. accepted the bond
OF Contractor Pelcr J. Lamrners for tho
construction or the FIFTH ward school
boEEa, he having obtSisnd serorai addi-
tioual sureues. Gno board meets again
this afternoon.
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OGDEN.


1lSNtnE DaJ AZ the sacred l1ehrt.
Yesterday was premium day at The
Sacred Heart academy and largo number
Ct tie frienas CT that most popular iustitu-
ticn of learning assembled at 10 o'clock to
witaesz the exercises Thu class rooms
and po-iozs had been beautifully decorated
with flags, bunting and flowers, and pro-
scented z charming picture. One hundred
md fifty premiums and prizes were dis
irlDuted among tho most successful
scholars, each class being represented by
several prize winners. The presentations
were made BY FATHERS Cushnahan and
Eochcad.
AS is always the case at the Sacred
tlesrt tho programme wss most admirably
rendered SIS follows:
Trio-'.Dance OF the hay Queen Moelling
Misses z. kenny, kirwan ana Williams.
Vocal Glass.
''Ihe Little Housewives --------...M inims
Ounce OF the FAIRIES '.....--------......--
------------.... Misses Cahoon and Wallace
DIsTHBuuoN OF PREMIUMS
Random Thoughts-song ana Story
song-"After Willard
Miss ada Barratt.
Dnet----------.---------.'. lsrdling wultzn
Misses Emma stevens and Mamie Funge
hecitatlon. She " antcd 40 Learn Elocuiion'
Miss Barncs
1.-THE Little Mothers -. Minim Vocal Glass
nIsTHlBUTIoN OF PREMIUMS.
Duet-"Bird Of Paradise ----.- ----......
----------- Misses y. henncy and - Crehau
american Women in Fiction - Miss Hudson
.Cnldhood's Happy Home Vocal c. ass
Trio 'Marche Mllitare '-----...--
Misses Y. Houtz }. Graham and e. LIbbey
iSebaSiopol ---.-- Mandolin and Guitar Club
DISTRIBUTION CT PREMIUMS.
Musings, Favorite Poems -Miss Wallace
ltecitatOn- 'Sunbcams'' Juniors
Polka Mignon. &C. Sternberg) Miss Hudson
kecitation-"I Soldiers Reprive' 49,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss kirwin
DISTRIBUTION OF SPECIAL PRIZES
'Valse Briliante." (Moskowski). Miss Wallace
Recitation" self Conquest - -------
-----------.- -..-----M Miss Alice mcguire
Chorus--'Oft in Our Future Course.
--------------------- --------- -. Vocal Class
Rondo Capricciso Op. IA. (Mena elssoLn)
Misses hudson and Wallace
On Wednesday morning at II o'clock the
commencement exercises will be held at
the new academy building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-21

to save their wind for the fall campaign, as
they will surely need it all.
The Sunday schools of the Logan district
held their conference yesterday. The
exercises were of an interesting and varied
character.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-21
GOOD LOOKS.

Good looks are more than skin deep, de-
pending upon healthy condition OF all the
vital organs. If the Liver be inactive, you
have a Bilious Look. and if your Kidneys
be affected you have Punched Look. Ss-
cure good health and you viii have coed
looks. Electric Bitters is the great altera-
tive and Tonic acts directly on these vital
organs. Cures PImples, Blotches, Bois
and gives gooG complexion. Sold at a
G. Smith " Co.'S Drug store, SOC. per bottle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-21
A SOUND LIvEK MAKg. A WELL, NAN

Are you bilious. constipated OF troubled
with jaundice, sick headache, bad tsste in
mouth, foul breath, coated tongue. dyspep-
sia, Indigestion hot, dry skin, pain in back
and between the shoulders, chihs and
fever, etci If you have any of these symp-
toms, your liver is out Of order and your
blood is slowly being poisoned because
your liver does not act properly. Herbine
will cure any disorder of the liver, stomach
or bowels. 1t has no equal as g liver med
icine. Price 75 cents. Free trial bottle,
at z. G. "a. L drug department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-21

Richard D. Oakley of Springville and
Miss Julia VI. Golf of Minersville. were
made happy yesterday by being united in
mstrlmony by Justice Booth.
About thirty men are at work on the
canal which is being built near the depot
by the Provo Milling and Manufacturing
company. A brick archway Is being built
as an under intersection OF the Union Pa
cifc tracks.
The services st the Methodist Mission
conference On Sunday evening par;ook Of
tho nature of an old fashioned camp meet
Ing. There were q great number who fell
before the anxious seat aud shouted their
praises. DR.. Hit and Miss Amanda Smit
we're filled with tho highest enthusiasm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-21

TEX zERA5a Is delivered daily BY carrier in
oedsa and Park CITY At q cents per week
ti-nO per uoAiA. or 1000 per year. Sub
scfiberr ~tli eonier favor by notifying the Of
Gee rhrn eoiivsr1 e no. promptly made
BRANCH OFFICES.
oGDEE-Room 81. Utah Loan aud Trust
Building. Telephone No. lpA
PRovo-ofass al L. olson's Book and
husic ssore
PARK cTrY-Utah Central Ticket Ones.
LOGAN ESiirhHli Bros s Real Estate once.
kEPst-c-ce e. hyde & Whitmore's store.
Advertisements len u branch ofnces VIII ap-
bear ~ tae nez. ;sEcc.
Our ssrDss VI; SAKE subscriptions and Issue
receipss.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-21
koLl1Y Pure ICE CREAMI

The best ice cream in the west delivered
to any part of the city for so cents per
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Telephone, 246.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-21
SUMNER SILKS! SUMMER

In Black and Brown Checks and Stripes,
at Soc and Coo, worth 10 per cent more.
A new lot of 32-inch French Challies at
Soc. sold elsewhere for Csc.
10 pieces OF Jaquenaise (silk striped
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-21
I. AUERBACH BRO
A Gala Week For Buyers.
Special Large Attractive Purchases will offered this
wsek at such prices effect speedy Clearance.
Note a Few items, as an Illustration OF the Many.
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Just received new invoice OF Printe
balance Of our still well-assorted
1000 yards of Dark Ground Chinas at
3715c., worth 65c
1900 yards of Dark Ground Printed
Chinas, in beautiful designs, at 4715c
worth roc.
$50 yards of Figured Japanese Silks, in
lovely patterns, at 6Oc., worth Sl.o0. SIPS.
We still have a line of those 22-inch
Black, Cream, Assorted Colors Pongees
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-07
AM

Pauline Hall will sing at the Academy
of Music tonight in MADAME Favart."
Offenbach's masterpieces. which she will
also present every night except Saturday.
pnd for the Saturday matinee. For the
Wednesday matinee aud Saturday night,
she will appear in Belle Helene" and
''Trial by jury" She will be supported
by Addie Cora Reed. George c. Boniface,
Jr., John Brand and William BlaisdelL
The chorus is large and scenery and cos
tunes effective.
At the New Opera House this week
Rose Coghlan will present her popular
play, "Dorotny's Dilemma" supported by
John L. Sullivan, William Redmund,
Thomas Whitfen, Edward PEPPER. John
S. Marble, Helen Russell, Beatrice More
land and Adele Palma. The situations
in "Dorothy's Dilemma" are striking,
and Miss Coghlan and her company make
the most of them. There will be the
usual matiDees.
Tonight at the Hoboken Theatre Harry
Webber and his company appear in the
detective comedy, Nip Il Tuck"
Matinee Wednesday Mt 2:15.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-07
WHAT JERSEY CITY READS.
The Circulation for February Unusually
Large-Some Interesting Statistics.

The Circulation for February Unusually
L~arge-Some Interesting Statistics.
The circulation of books for home read
ing was larger for February than for
any previous month. The number and
character of the volumes circulated is
shown by the following summary
general works, Z; philosophy, 90: re-
ligion. 20S; sociology, 3l7; phiiology,
"a; natural sciences. 453; useful
arts, 36l; fine arts, 1903; literature,
$40; fiction. Ii, 1853; juvenile fiction, $500;
history. ISL; biography. GIG; travel, 9o5.
Total, 81, lS9.
Average daily use, 1,075; largest daily
use (23), ], 730; smallest daily use "a. IFS.
delivered through delivery sta
tions, 14.4S2; delivered on teach
ers' cards, rs; number of names registered,
705: total number of names registered,
10. 500: number of volumes added to the
library, 2,009; total number OF volumes in
the library, y, 455; total circulation since
opening, July 6, 1891, lbs. 022.
The record of the circulation of books
for home reading for the week ending
March 2, was as follows:-General works,
9; philosophy. 25; religion. 40;
sociology, Ga; philology. IL; natural
sciences. 100; useful arts, SO; fine arts, SO;
literature, 200; fiction, 1926; juvenile
fiction, 2.2Sl; history, 19i; biography, 1879;
travel, 232. Total, 1904.
OF this numbe there were circulated
through the delivery stations 3 667. Num-
Der of borrowers registered during the
week, 1877. Total number of registered
borrowers, 10,S0S
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-07
In THE LABOR FIELD.
Craftsmen Socially United ALI Over
the State.

The labor organizations of Jersey City
will be an important factor i'll the coming
Mayoralty campaign. At the last meet
ing of Typographical Union No. "a. n
committee Of three was appointed to wait
upon the possible candidates for Mayor.
Democratic and Republican, and ascer-
tain their views upon matters relative to
the employment of union labor on all
work done by the city. The committee
will secure the endorsement of every
labor union in the county before proceed
ing with their work. AS there will be Il
large number of city buildings erected
during the term of the next Mayor. this
move is of considerable importance TO the
labor organizations throughout the
county.
AT the same meeting a resolution was
passed endorsing the bill now in the
hands of the Legislative Committee of
the State Federation OF Trades, relative
to the printing OF the laws of the State.
The bill expressly stipulates that the laws
must be set and printed in the office of
the paper to which they are assigned.
The Bayonne Herald is now Il strict
union Office, the proprietor, IL. G. Page,
paying the scale aud employing none but
union men. The working force in the
mechanical department of the paper are
al members OF Typographical Union No.
o.
The Elizabeth Federation of Labor at
It's last meeting pissed resolutions of
sympathy with The members OF the
knights of Labor composing the Union
Oil Cloth Company, whose buildings,
plant aud machinery. valued at over S40,-
OOO. was destroyed by fire a short time
ago. Financial assistance was also Of
fered, but was thankfully declined by the
company, which is IA cooperative concern.
IL is expected that the works will be re-
built IN a Snort time.
The Textile Workers will hold a mass
meeting az Union Hin, Tuesday evening,
March Is Prominent among the speak
ers announced 10 address tue meeting are
j. +. DeVlin, +. A. Thornton, Oscar
SeIdel. a.. ID. CAhiil aud G.. H. Gey.
The Knights OF Labor aud the Fedora
ton Of Trades have In n measure buried
the Ratchet aud Joined hands ia this
STATE at least. Daring the past week
Alexander w. Wright Of the General
Executive Board OF the Knights of
Labor. Samuel Mellor. President Of the
State Federation OF Trades: John p.
MeDonnelb Chairman Of the Legislative
COMMITTEES OF the STATE Federation. and
ex-President John A. O'Neiil Of the Nh
tional Potter Union had a conference in
Paterson. The matters discussed were
the bills affecting organized labor now
before The Legislature. and IL Is given
out that they received assurances that
several important measures will lie
passed. About one hundred aud fifty
labor organizations were represented by
the meu comprising the conference.
A monster mass meeting will be held
IN Elizabeth under the auspices OF the
Elizabeth Federation of Trades, Monday
evening, March IS Prominent labor men
from all parts Of the State will address
the meeting.
The rumor OF trouble In the Singer
Sewing Machine Works at Elizabeth Is