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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-12
ARRANGEMENTS IN SESSIONS.

In the Court Of Sessions , esterday the follow
ing were arraigned:-
Jacob Altman. charged with assault and bat
terry, pleaded not guilty.
Henry Zondies. charged with embezzlement
and larceny. pleaded not guilty.
Henry Dehnel charged with grand larceny,
pleaded guilty. He sto.e silverware from GUS
tav Hauser, of Hoboken.
Paolo Cardo, charged with assault ard bat
terry, pleaded not guilty.
Gabriel Masters, charged with assault and
battery, pleaded not guilty.
The days Of colds and DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
are at baud, Better buy 9 bottle.*&s
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-12
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY oOMMITTEE.

There will be q meeting of the Democratic
County Committee tomorrow evening. The old
officers will probably be reelected. There viii
he no candidate for Chairman save Justice
NJ. J. O'Donnell.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-12
A FIRE AT MRS. WILSON'S.

The tenement at No. 16 Provost street, owned
by John Egan and occupied by Mrs. Wilson,
was damaged $500 by fire az one A. NJ. today.
The cause is unknown. The loss is insure d
Box "a was pulled.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-12
CLEARING THE

The horse car sweepers have In many instances
made crosswaiks almost imk assible. Captain
Farrier notified President Thursion this after
noon and the walks are now being cleared.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-12
FREEHoLDERS MEET TODAY.

The Board Of Freeholdsrs viii meet at four
O'Clock today If q quorum can be obtained.
T ecs is considerabis important business to
come before the Board.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-12
WILL BOWL TONIGHT.

The Y. M. c.. A. bowling teams OF this city
and Twentytnird street, New York, will play
tonight. Teams A viii play here and Teams b
in New York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-12
CITY HALL CLAIMS

The City Hall Commissioner met this morn
ing and audited q batch OF clai ms. Another
meeting will 10 held next Thursday morning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-12
VIII Meet in this City.

The New York Baseball Clubs direc-
tors will meet today at the Fsller Build
ing to issue $780, 900 in stock. They may
also elect a President. II Byrne, of the
Brooklyn team, accepts the place, it Is
probable that Manager Pat Powers of
this city will be released.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-12
Strikes, Spares and breaks.

The alleys of the Jersey City Y. NJ. G..
A. will be crowded this evening. The
senior teams of the home club and the
Twepty-third Street will bowl two
League games. 1t is an important meet
ing for both, as they are close TO the
lead, IL the victories may give either
the championship. The secUnd teams
will meet on the Twenty-third street
alleys.
la the Hoboken tourney the games
scheduled tor this evening ure:-Atlantic
Boat Club and Night Owls. and Friend
ship and Iron Cross team.
Three well known Jersey City bowlers
o living in Brooklyn, are in tile Recrea-
lion Clubs five men team. III clever
bowlcrs are Soper. of the Palma Club,
and Oimstead ard Fisher, who bowled
with the Jersey City's A. C.'s Big Five.
George L. Brown OF the Palma Club is
making big scores for the Newark Bay
Boat Club.
The Palma bowlers will undoubtedly
arrange a series of games with the Jersey
City A, g. before the season ends.
The beautiful snow has chilled the en-
thusiasn OF the Palma bicyciists. They
now talk bowling.
Klikows bowl this evening at Null er's
Kllkow alleys.
Jake LeulT was in the city yesterday
aud visited his old friend, Frank Muller.
Pavonias will pow this evening OF Null
ler's alleys, Pavonia avenue.
The Empire Bowling Club will cele-
brate its twelfth anniversary this evening
at Pohlmann's Hall.
Neither of the Bayonne clubs will par
tjcipaIe during the coming week in the
aEamea scheduled in the SERIES Tor the
Amateur Bowling Association Champion
sbip,
Tomorrow evening the postponed tenth
game of the Bayonne Amateur Bowling
Leagues championship series will be
touGht on the alleys of the Newark Bay
Boat CLUB by the bowlers Of that organs
cation and the team OF the Bavonne
Bowling Club.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-12
MLAUGHLINs THEATRE PARTY.

The Executive Committee of the Mclaughlin
Chairman, is arranging for a theatre party. The
members prefer this kind of''racket ITO a stag"
Last Tuesday evening six new members were
elected.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-12
aREENYILLR MARKSMEN WIN.

they Defeated the Crack Our Own Team
Last Night.
The Greenville hife Club mad a walk
over in the match with the Our Own
Club of Newark. at the Greenvills range.
last evening. The Greenville boys were
IN fine form, and defeated their oppon-
ents by 112 points. Chavant won first
nonors on the Greenville team with the
good score of 235. Purkess a Collins
lied far second place with 1884 eacil.
The Our Own Club was III hard
luck and would have pulled of the
match had Desson made any klnd of a
5eceut score. His score of 1G7 put back
ne whole team. Five OF his ten shots
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-12
Notes.

The National Association of Amateur
Oarsmen will meet next Saturday at the
Gilsey House.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-12

never hit the target. Coppersmitb. how
ever, put up an exceptionally fine score:
He was only eight points short OF the fuil
He got 23S points. The score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-12
wants to own a Race Track.

Another race track will be built In this
State. if the Legislature passes a bill
Iegalizing the sport. "Dick" Liddie, the
well known turfman and horse owner,
has purchased 1856 acres of Nit. Sphrian
on the Reading Railroad for which he
paid 10000. He anticipates formidable
legislation.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-12
ATHLETIC ARENA.
The Executive Committee of the Metro
politan Association Will Meet.

The Executive Committee of the Metro
poIitan Association VIII Meet.
The Executive Committee of the Metro
politan Association of the Amateur Ath-
letic Union is to be convened. A notice
has been issued for a meeting on Jan. 81.
The committee has not held q session
since October. and there Is an enormous
amount of business to be disposed OF. The
following committees have been ap-
pointed:
Schedule. E. Sullivan. M. A.. Cunning
and Hugh S.. Hart.
Finance. G. Tighe, A. ]. Murphy and
W. Hflliard.
Leeislation-W. B. Curtis.
Membership and Club Investigation
G.. G. Hughes, w. j. Linihan, Q. j. Lead,
Hugh S. Hart and &. Wood.
Trial and ReinstaIement-W. J. Etnl-
han. c. j. Leach, 4. A. Collett. J.
Steii and G.. ]. Harvey.
Registration-J. r. Woodruff, r. Conn,
W. billiard and A, w. Rider.
Protest-T. A. Collect, G. White, D. E.
Coughiin and A. j. Mers berg.
The Beehive Athletic Club had a meet
ing last night to perfect arrangements
for its boxing entertainment.
The New Jersey A. G. will give an en-
terEainment on Wednesday next.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-12
OUR OWN r, G.
NOVEL RIFLE MATCH.

The Greenville Clup will shoot a return
match on February 9 on the Our Owns
ran0a In NAwqrE.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-01-12

j C. A. Co.,. 50 I56 28 Sl6 400 sol 571 644 76 6nS
N. Y. A. C.. go. "a 49, 27 800 4o6 4S9 sos 652 us sci
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12
A SECRET PRIZE FlHGI
Took Place 10 Saudb.r5's Hall Late
This Afternoon.
~ was Attended by city umrinis.
Employee aud scores 90
sporting Wru.

For several Jay past arrangements
have been la progress loosing 30 %
secret prize fight TO take place boo Sand
Derg's hail nt the corner Of South ami
Wast Temple siruets, opposite tho Wall.
ley house. The contestants were 10 be-
Roy Condie, q young local pugilst
" boo has done considerable splruug of
late ut "a cheap variety house, oui
Robert rhomp0n, alias "Bosus Bob"
ucllurcd brunof.
The match was 10 be Tor blood, md
mo admits ON lee was 90 bu charged. a
NLwa sentative learned OF the
arrangements lu time 90 get into the
iAll before time was called. Among
those present we're "a number of city
officials ami empl yes.
one by one they passed the cIlorcd
sentinel at thu bottom OF the stairs aud
made theft way up TO the head ui the
hall la the north end OF which
was an imrtuvrUd dressing loom
OF colorod cloth. Nclr 10 was
Ia lurEo platform decorated with
,bc -tafs and stripes In the Wi i1lc OF
tho u ur uf the Wust eide of thr nall
wss the square circle. DitI OIa lJ from
each utuur iu thulr respective
corners snt the bfuisoH nc.ug each
other, apparently auNiIns ipI tue fray.
At THE juuCture Deputy Sheriff DO.
O' bron dropped his eagle eyes on
TO the NEWS reporter stepped 20
the ropes uuI Euii, "8iutlemiu ns an
officer OF tue law 1 sny this d sht must
stuap hight here" lie then whispered
something into tho ear OF nu Individual
who HtOO near himnud all eyes turned
upDu tho newspaper man.
Tuu, was tIu ,ud of the nflsir, and
there WIS "a grald rush Tor thu door
HHI lhr hall Loot half Of iis occupants.
DIUlug tho preliminary arrange.
maut watchers stood 10 the Window
aud e. mmpntcI on tho Opuotiuni Ius
TIC place nuoritd tot escape in ease
the police should attempt to gather The
crowd iu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12

trials Of n long sea voyage aud the
overland journey by OK team NJ well
a. tue hard-hipa Incident TO early iis
in her new home, were barre hy
her uucomplaiuiuEly, and In the
faith which she displayed and the
untifiug energy with which she
la 0fed 10 assist her husband Ia Csttb.
fishing n comfortable home iu the
unieveloped region in which they
settled she proved hefself worthy 10
rank as one OF the pioneer women Ot
Utah. She was thorough LattUr.uay
saint nni fun Of faith up ~ her very
latest hour.
OF seven children born 10 her three
ats nov iiviug, but her faithful, srlf-
denying, devoted life has left such an
impress upon them, ~ well as upon
her ntquaiutnuces generally, Hs will
not soon DO tiTiCed, anu % Will dDuui-
lees bear gooG ifuit Tor many year 10
come.
The funeral services will be- held In
the Kaysviile meeting house at ~ ~.
10 ofrOw (Weducsinyl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12
A SHOCKING AFFAIR.


The funeral Of Mrs. Van Slack,
which took place yesterday nii moon
al Park cry, was attended with a
moot serious accident, in which
seven persons were very badly, and
TWO perhaps fatally, Injured. Tho
cpftegB was proceeding totnC cemetery
vt tho time, aud IN the line was ~
cIuded the Outnuo band wa uu. In
this were seated the Rev. Air Hooper,
Methodist minister, members Of the
choir and the Iall utafou. The Jour
homes attached 20 thr conveyance BE-
came frightened and started oil, anu tue
driver soon l1rt nll control over them.
The occupant, some twenty Iu
number, were thrown out, aud most %,
Them were severely hurt. John
spargo, ono OF the choir, sustained
Internal inlufic-, aud HE case Il re-
rafdei by the physicians ~ likely 10
prove fatal. Stanton Ruby 10 alsJ 20
severely nurt that the dtctors arc not
very hopeful OF HE recovery. The
minister ~ suffering from injuries 20
the back, though not OF n dangerous
uaiurr; tue driver Of the band wagon,
one Ffaph Evan1 had Two oi his ribs
fractured; and among the uthrtB less
seriously hurt are Samuel Ridden
employed ON thcsla1 Of the Para CITY
RtoyTd, Mrs D11ds, Miss Kelly, anu
Mr. HAffis.
A telephone message was received At
this office from Park CITY this alter
noon, aud 20 far o. could 10 learned
10 death had then occurred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12
WILL THE CHOIR GO?
The Question IS Belng Asked By The
NilTIBlsr Fair Managers.
s,y rnMClscASS WANT THEN
pe,rls 10 Gain Reasonable Concessions
10 Rates for the sweet
Singers.

WIN tho Tabernacle Choir go to the
Mijwintsr Fair In 5su Franclsco2
That Is the question which the man.
ayers Of the California Midwinter Fair
arc ASKING, and which they are eager
sb,uld Boz answered In the Affirmative.
u4u. T.. II. Lanuan Is now In San
Ffanci,co, ami has sent word that the
Fslrdircctors are inclined to be very
liberal toward Utah, and will give
,yory opportunity for the Territory to
make gUod exhibit. AZ TO the choir
goln4, they will use their Influence 10
100. the lowest rates possible anu Will
olisr any reasonable iuduuement 10
nave the chult come either with q rep.
felentatlon OF 100 selected voices or
with the same number that went 10 the
WorldI Fair.
itho choir goes, when will Il boz Ia
the next question. The sufgustiou II
made thai WashingtOn's Birthday,
FEBRUARY 22, would be- a suitable time,
and that the anniversary VI the birth
ofthu Father OF his Country could lie
no more appropriately celebrated than
hy a program beaded by the great
choral organization from Salt Lake
CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12

That A.lcaub'a Porous plastem are
tine hlruut result 90 medical science
Jul shl., uuJ boo iu raIiouis AMI
m,tNol uHyu never utpu tuuIiied.
That they uTr the Orgi. al nud
genuine porous piJstuu. upon whose
reputation imi.ltIrs Trade.
lHat Ale Ckis Porous pApouupvur
NU tU PERFORM tluir remedial worn
quickly and 70 C.uaIy.
That tui- itttisht tsIDd Ny thUuuuIu
0i voluntary aut % lUlHau.uU.y tusli.
m0uiu's lfUm g.uruI patients.
That Or IhHuWHu W. weak UacE,
fcNtiCi Jung trouble, a.dUry .U... sU,
d.sigIeiH, malaria aud .li local la.u..
thpy HIr Invaluable.
That when yoy lI, ti'C6Uh's Porous
r.nHuu yIu aus ut.Iy uHuIu tnr u.B.
pI.s,Us m"Ia.
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Land Office.

Alvin Anderson, OF Vernon, Tooele
county, made homestead entry In the
land onlce yesterday Of l2O acres In
section 20, township south, range o
west, In Tooelo county.
Walter W. Elder Of Plugultch,
Garfield county, made homestead on.
try Of l2O acres IA section Z aud 40
ncrup in section o, township ~ south,
range o west, in Garfield county.
john 4. Nelson, of Murray, Salt
Lake county, made Homestead entry
l50.8D acres iu section %. township Q
south, range west Ia Salt Lake
county.
George T. Stevens, Of Loa, Wayne
county, made homestead entry VI 100
acres Ia section o, township % south,
aud ~ acres iu section 80, tOwnship -
south, range Q east, in Wayne county.
Irrigation water % oB secured from
Fremont rivur.
Mrs. EVA L0ughery, Of Wellington,
Emery county, made homestead entry
OF so acres Ina stcl0u aud 50 acTos Ia
section o, township 10 south, range II
en6I, iu Emery county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12
Railway Conductors.

The cNcuui0n OF tho Mutual Aid
and Benefit Association Of Railway
CONDUCTOR, numbering l07 pcrl1usi 81
billed 90 arrived iu this city tomorrow
(Wcdue day. afternoon ~ u'cIuck,
over thr R.I GnuIo Western from
OrIuu. 1huy will 40 90 tho kuuis.
ford hotel i0r luugH, AMI ht %. BOO.
,thr, Tor saltNr Beach on spt cha
Train.
The return from salAir viii be- nt
5:lj p.n. anticipated that AZ 1880
in the evening an organ recital CONE
plimuulaTy 90 the visitors VIII b..
given Doe tlr tabernacle. At7am.
nu Thursday the CXcufs.ouistu viii
leave over the RIO Gmuuo Wts,rTn TOT
thu Esi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12

She Refused 10 Accept Ills cold watch
aud Demanded to De "Dgait
Win Oh ihc square"

Pedestrians on the east eide o. East
Temple street, between First and Src.
ond South streets, shortly before noon
today had their attention attracted by
well dressed man and woman who
were moving up the sidewalk talking
In n loud aud almost bjistel0us man.
ntf.
The man was large, Hight COM.
ploXiOuUd elbow whusu every &C..
lion Indicated that he was
q sp1rt OF the fret water
His female companion was %
tail and slender brunette with ChHlky
cheeks nnd lips tf vtrnuliiDn. Sue
WINS clad Va the hirht ut fashion nHd
had "a naughty independent air tuat
made IL evident 90 UC'atIH that shU
was master VI the bituauuu, VIII 8atuytr
% wna.
The farther up the street they wont
The more dum0uFIaunr they uyCRmH,
until they uuulIy halted lu font
There tuUy iUld % C.usuIHIf.OH
aui an Diiigas WIN were station d
where they uld detect wHHt was
going on without being observed
thcma1.vtF. Tho woman insisted that
the lis fellow no her Eide should 20
iuiD the bank aud gee som. cash. This
he refused TO uU tut drew o. magniil.
cent gold wAtou from ME pocket
hv teuduruI hyr but which She fuiusru
with "A t1ss Df luc head nud Cufl Oi tho
ilp that caustd tho man 60 quietly put
the ,imeritco back INTO his pocket and
say, "ruuu lls mo- ust; cau't DO amy.
thing ilr YOU" But the wtm n was
emphatic aud the man went Gown the
street pf0mWuF 10 return, while rhC
walked on 100 the opposite difuclgns.
Both were suatuwcl ~ Ulcers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12
A Noble Woman Passed Away.

Al 10 O'Clock last evening at Layton,
Davis county, occurred the death Of
Sister Martha Seed Thornley,, wife Of
John Thornley,, after three weeks
illn,fs, the cause being heart failure,
superinduced by typhoid.pneumonia'
The deceased was born September
%, 1919, In Preston, Lanoaahifei Eng
land, tho place where the Gospel was
first received IN Great Britain, and Hht
was one OF its earliest cOnvertri having
ueen baptizsd by Elder Joseph Field
ing In the fall OF 1887. During her sub.
sequont residence IN England she did
oil In Der power to Ntend knowledge
ut the Gospel among her acquaintance
aud 10 provide h. me for the Elders
who were engaged in the ministry.
In company with her hu.band and
two children she ,migrated & Utah In
1855, being seven months en- route
IRON Preston to sRlt Lake CITY. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12
THE EaEasOS TRIAL.
A "Causo Cslebre" In Criminal Prose.
cuiiOns at Beaver.

Special 70 ne NEws per Dsirra Telegraph
BEAVER, Dec. ~. - The inter
sstlng case Of the People VI Emerson,
for embozslement, was called Tor trial
this morning. Tho court room was
filed.
There was an unusual array Of oOun-
ssl-Judd. Thurman, MoCarty anu
Riley for the prosecution, anu Chris
tlau, Kenner anti sawyer for the de-
Tense.
The eutlro forenoon was occupied In
drawing jury.
An extraordinary effort viii he made
10 secure "a conviction, a. shown by the
preparations mRdsanl the employment
OF special counsel. The ease atlrac,s
tue greatest attention herc, not only
because Of tho previous high standing
Of the defendant but because Of the
mysterious character OF tue olrcum'
stances.
II will not be- concluded today. 3.
J, Kenyon, the prosecuting witness.
whose money was thkeni arrived NJ
neon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12
Edwards at the White House.

Arthur Ernest Edwards, over whose
head charge Of emb, zllrment still
hangs, has been staying NJ thu White
House-ovorwhio heiormerlyprtnldcd
In managerial oapicity--sinco his
liberation from tho peuitentiary.
His friends arc very tanguino that II
the case is given 10 a second Jury, 10
the event II the prosecution being
pressed, Edwards viii receive q final
discharge on the offence charged
against him. Tho accused continues
10 protest his Innocence, and says he
will yet live 10 prove 10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12
A Sack of Flour.

Mr.. p. Hansen, tho Dauish consular
agent Ia this city, says a delivery man
last night had rather unpleasant eX.
perience. Before completing his round
II became late, and while ho was In ~
house delivering some goods, "A sack Of
hour was stolen from his wagon. Sew
eral cases OF q similar kind are re.
ported.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12
For PnYlng TaNes.

An interesting legend ON the door.
steps OF one o, the large. business
books On East Temple street today olls
the story oithe failure topay sl2g.82 for
special paving taxes. In consequence
of the ihiiutc tue Interest in the build.
ing Of "a well known local merchant IL
advertised 10 be disposed Of Vt public
sale ON December 18th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12

ln ihu Probate Court boo ont f1r -H. Lake
County, ItuiHI ni Utah
ln the Matter ut Coo T.lte OF John Larsen.
Deceased.
NvOTiCg o. U..UgI GIVEN THAT
~ 90. b llH.H. Hlm.HI.fratur ut Wr
DNtg 0f John larHu. t.Ur.aHd hHa rem.
u.Iul Cor .tt|U" rHI su1 n'CI Iu .uu Nuuu.
tIu NHil account .I boo administration ui .HIi
t.IHIr HHu UtNHHH I"I NHI' u.HUI"uuUu Hi iHr
t.HIuuU Hf HAI| estate HmHuE lHg UruHHH GOO.
WIgI luyI.u, and tIat luur.Il.. tHu lih IfF
of jHLu.fH. a %. I-Ni, 40 IN O'Clock u li
One tu"ff UuHw Hf "NI tuurt iu lUr IHUuiF
Count HHuHU. SAT- iltu tItY nuu County. JlH
luiHU. hH. been uI'E appointed 10y IHr
Judge u' 800 Court Cor iHu a.iI'UmHHl ut HaIi
account HuI uUIHHE HlIi petition Tor dIHifINu
too, Hi Wh.Uu lmU and ulHuH uuN person
uIDIustU1l s.lI .sI.IU IuaY HUUyIr Hu1 HHHN
lIUHU, DO Huy tUIrU NU. why Hl'H IH uIuf should
Doe Nr sUiNy1 lui approved aul Goal uHifill
uuH UHIH H. III.I fHI
Dated December l.lH. $500
ID. MLION,
f'UFh OF .IU NU. IIU Court
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Judgment ON Confession.

Confession % Judgment having been
entered 10y tue defendant Ia the case Of
the Lshi Commercial aud Savings
bank VI Henry j. Fnus, IT., frr the
sum OF 1906, with interest Ht IL per
cent per month, judgment was ou,yrci
ngc0r ingly In tue Third dislric. court
HuNaw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12
For Iron County.

Secretary Snydcr Of the Chamber Of
Commerce has received communica.
ton from the county court OF Iron
county, recommending Wells II. Me
Bride as committeeman 10 furnish
statistics ior the territorial bureau Of
information.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12
Governor Mcconnell Here.

Governor W. !. Mcconnell, Of
Idaho, rrrivcd iu Salt Like last
night and registered az the Tymploion,
where br Ia now stopping. lie wac the
pusst Of Republican politicians during
tue DAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12
Around the world la Sino Days.

Uulu proof no pre- BED to the COT D.
tray, there b. every f'-'lu 10 consider
5000 the greatest lOcomo tive IA the
word. This ~ the engine Of trauspor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-12

wheat-Wcak: rrfr. Gl.. May TT.
Cor1HIHNur. rHaN Nav aH
uhHH rIrlIT. UHHH, .s. May. Zoo
Fora IuWrl tHu.t Do 20, MAY. p gh
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