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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-25
AN OLD SOLDIERS PROTEST.
lie Shakes the Fellows Who Employ
HOBBS and Turn the Honest
Man Out 10 Siarvc.

On January 9th, Editor g. G. Good.
win addressed n letter Of which the
following Is a copy to City Superin-
tendent Of Sewers Shelton, who ia
aspiring TO the Office OF surveyor gem
crnl:
Dear Sir:-Thc bearer Of this, Mr..
james Brown, Ia m old soldier, carry
Ing IN honorable discharge. He IL
destitute and willing to work; II there
Is any possible place in which you can
give him employment, shall be mot
glad AMI will hold /. as personal
favor"
On presenting this letter TO Mr.. Shell
ton, Mr.. Brown declares he was
promised employment and told TO call
again. Each Tins no has put In an
appearance ne Gays he hos been spurn.
ed M though no were stricken with
some dreadful contagious desease.
81 haven't made a cent this winter
and have sometimes been almost ut
the point OF starvation. / will do any
thing In the shape OF work, but the
Liberal bosses who promised us we
could Craze In fields OF clover have
turned their backs upon VA. They say
they haven't got work TO give ue. I
know that work has been scarce and
money too. But | would Just like to
bc told why outsider men who don't
live In the Territory, who are single
and who don't own any property hero
are given nearly all the work tho city
has 10 do. Judge Goodwin was
very kind In giving me recon.
mendation and appreciate what he
did for me. But n he knew the City
Hall gang as well hs do he wouldquil
work on the Tribune.
al have marched through mud up 10
my knees, yelled myself hoarse and
have hecled for the Liberal party, but
| will mover do II again. Yes, you
can say | am done with the fellows
who stand In with the hobos and tell
AN honest working man to 20 out on
the street and starve."
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WITHIN OUR GATES.

Mrs. Noitle Smell has returned from
n somewhat extended trip through
Eurouc, which she seems 10 have en-.
J'y' ~ thoroughly as though ehc had
never been there before.
EK.Chiei CT Police Farley OF Denver
4 In our midst and with our Chief
raul rs chaporouo was looking
about our streets. They didn't at.
tempt t. cross except at regular cross.
ings for obvious reaaoBs.
Col. Isaac Trumbu Is q conspicuous
figure ON our stree II, MS indeed he "
on any streets that he appears on. He
IL nearly ~ conspicuous ia Republican
circles as IA Hon. J. $. Clarkson aud 4.
fully a. close TO the newspaper iraier.
niiy.
l.. Newman, travelling agent
from Chicago; Il. Kervin, nephew Vi
Pat Kerviu, the weli-known miniur
man OF Virginia city; NJ. Howaid,
travelling rcpre, entative OF the ~,
tional Tube works Of Chicago, and J
w. n. Whitecoltop, dholpln
Blackstone from Provo, are gueits a.
AhN
l.. NJ. Earl, one Of tho earliest and
most persistent OF cur local Republi.
can politicians, who has not been seen
Tor u while, Invaded the NEWS sane.
tum today. As an evidence OF Re.
publican honesty, no bore In his hand
apockctbook which he had picked up
on the street; II contained u fifty cent
due bill anu a nickel, Tue purse Is
perhaps worth more than It's contents.
The owner can have itsll by calling ut
this Office.
-.
A deputy marshil, who objects TO
having hie name used perhara because
OF that inherent modesty with which
such officials are invested, came up
from Eureka today and IL going out
right Oh. He says peace spreads her
white wings over the acuno I'm that
place, that all Is moving smoothly, and
as n result the fourteen deputies on
guard there will DO gradually reduced
until but few anu then none are re-
quired.
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TIM CuLLEN.--Dan Allen. Haley; WIN. l..
RAM, black huck, W, MchnrdsOn, city i. \.
leahor, ogden, u. l.. Brooks. ogden Murphy
Anderson, tiiy y, ~, sanford, CITY, l. New.
mann, chicago. y. kefyiu, Virginia city. New.
4. ;. Nnincr, b1O. y. Jones, 4. :. stone, n.
w. bethel Archie Bow man, Ogden NJ. How
ard, Portland, ore.
Tng kSursrORp-Chas 4 Dcane. Chicago
l. Ashman, Portland, Oregon Vim ltod.
Albert Weber, New YORK, PRANK A Cabin,
Morey, Nuv; Miss Mabel Lowry, Milwaukee
Jos IL Maupin and wife, Denver; james u
Iibhcy, u 4 KEMP, pittsburg II Wheeler,
Denver. 1hos Beals, Jr. Cnmpovile, wash /,
Chas NhHm, W fabcr, Now York W n Bry.
ant, Denver, Miss L. a IuVy. Chicago George
.niogdin and vile New York Mrs Chas Amofy.
Geo Dexter. liosion: \ " McChrystal. Eureka
J. II Russell, rark cry; j W blenders, Lowell,
MAST VI Warner, New orleans. Chas ID
Bartowman, ~ Louis q Jones, Philadelphia;
j II hcrehneld, Denver; W II Rowe. Chicago.
MoRGAS-J r Va 10y. Denver, Colo; Christie
henAga, Ogdcni Clearance Monral, Mrs %
Uncle Toms 90 with Peter Jackson. ] o Hall,
ledlands, cat 4 l. Copening. Juab, nr A
-teriough, Pred Bosworth, Davenport IN John
Jnncs pinish Fork; j q roc i.aMars, 1hoa
INK, T0oelo; q W Lands, ogden; Mrs NJ q
bates, Alra Lamb, Denver, Colo; NJ q Reed
family. lutte Mont VIC Warm. New Orleans,
la.
TnI wnItE HousE,-J $ Large, Butte. Mon.
tnna; ~ ioomls, Dos Aioines. Iowa; ! W
llappoll, oakley, kansas & A lush, y hoselcy.
ogden; Mike Gibbons, bingham; lac Colo
man. Hong Kong, W satehwcli, Newark; h
Parsons aud wife + Butte and wife, seligman,
AT. a 20 10, PocAtello; VIII they Goodrich,
bingham Urgcl Patien. baltimore, Md
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She was the most stylleh corpse 4"
We heard woman remark the other
day ia speaking Of leader OF fashion
lately deceased, aud prompted by
curiosity, wo inquired what went 10
make up stylish corpse"
"Oh!" replied the gusher with no
hesitation, "she wore "a black velvet
gown with point lace trimmings, had
her eyebrows penolled anu her cheeks
rouged, besides having her hair done
up In the most delightful fashion
possible. Positively 10 DO suck a
beautiful corpse was worth dying
for"
To our prosaic mind the solemnity
OF death seemed to have been robbed OF
all Its grandeur and force by the arti.
fetal trappings aud adornment OF the
complexion specialist, yot In this age
Of fads the tlme Is nos far of when
lust such oaprioes may be expected, for
u fashion sets the pace there will be,
besides other modish follies, fads In
funerals that Will probably be even
more ridiculous than the Others
fhf'ddeiphiu Times.
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FRAGMENTS

THE Scandinavian Democratic society
will meet In Social Hall next Tuesday
evening ut 1850.
THE Norden military company's
masquerade will be given In loungers
hall, Market street, Friday night
sANroRp II. LApp, OF Kansas city, has
been admitted to practice ut the bar OF
the Territorial Supreme court.
A MARRIAGE license has been issued
by tho county clork to Orvin Morris
and Mary Il. Patrick, both OF salt Lake
TRAVELLING PAssEsoER AoESr WM.
RIpD, OF the Union Pacific returned 10
Salt Lake from Kotohum, Id, this morn
ing. lie reports that tho snow ~ sew"
feet deep on the Lowell at that place
Tur funeral services over tho remains
Of the late Alonzo II. Buttlo were an-
nounced yesterday, by mistake, Ior noon
today. They will commeno9 nv mGo
tomorrow, At the Sixth Ward inee"nR
house.
THE rear walls Of an old adobe build;
ing Mt Nos. IL anu ~ west Ssconu
last night IL was occupied by Mrs.
Ionisa EnRilmnn and II. Schoenberg as
"A tailor shop. Tho accident was due 10
the dripping OF water from the caves
Tur Rev. John Chadwick Of Brook
lyn. N. ", will preach In tho Ihenior
tomorrow morning upon MANS Need OF
Religion Everybody invited, service
begins at II o'clock. Mr.. CHADWICK VIII
lecture In the evening In Mr.. uuerH
sunday evening series. Subject; "Whi'-
TORS life In song"
In Wow OF the fact that the team which
ran away Yesterday ruined Its captorH
clothes with mud, Il IN proposed TO raise
another suit for the young man by SUB.
scription. Tho owner OF the team sald
he would not give enough water TO WASH
of the mud, a statement which irrita'eh
Andy Brixcn NO much that no wants 10
give n dollar.
Tanner x Bakor company have been
0Ied with Territorial Secretary Sells.
Tho firm will carry on general iner-
chandising business at Beaver tiy'
Beaver county, Utah. Tho capital stock
liz $4,000. The officers arc Il. TANNER,
president, Moses Eiwords. vice prosi.
dent: w. II. Baker. Il. ;. Williams and
Joseph Williams, trustees, and Arthur
Gentry, treasurer
TuE casos Of William Garland W.: the
Bear Lake q Rlvor Wa orworks ~ lrrl-
CATION company OF al. occupied the alien
lion OF tho Territorial Supreme court
Yesterday afternoon. Garland was n con.
tractor on an irrigation ditch being con'
struotod by tho Bear Lake " hlNer
Watorworks & Irrigation company IN
BOX Elder county, Utah, and tho main
question involved IN a. to the propriety OF
liens. Tho case was submitted NJ latc
hour.
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Wonderland.

A very fine performance 10 being
given ut this amusement resort by the
capable Stock complDy-the drama
being "rbo Galley Slave" On the
Biou stage one OF the best programs
yet offered, is being presented, such mr.
lists as Smith and Fuller, the unique
musical team; John Hollingsworth
the great Buck and Wing dancer, and
Edwin Lateel In his musical specially.
are seen.
:. In the curio hall, John Hanson Craig,
the largest living man Is on exhibition.
His height Ia feet inches and
he weighs S75 pounds.
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GRAND AND PETIT JURORS,
A Drawing Made This Morning For The
April Term Of Court.
Rosr OBTAINS HIS DISCHARGE
Two boys Committed to the Reform
school.-Thc Herman Divorce Case.
Tho youthfnl:rorger, Aldridge.

Chief Justice Zane held an hours
session Of the Third district court this
morning and at lll5 adjourned until
Saturday noxt. Throughout the com
Ing week. his Honor will DO occupied
with the other judges Of the Supreme
court. The attendance Of attorneys In
the Third district court this morning
was much smaller than usual on motion
day and the business transacted was
light.
The frat thing done was the draw
Ing Of names from the Jury.box OF
Jurors who may be called upon to-
serve during the April term Of court.
The following list was called;
GRAND JURORS.
VIM. Rlgby, A. II. Maync, ID. a..
Powell, q. w. Steele, q. w. Snow,
John Barker, Geo. Slade, }. q. Copk.
lin, Don G. Pack, A. l.. Keller, J. w.
Summerhays, r. 5. Snarr, J. L..
Hardin, II. n. standish, Hugh
a uderson, Calvin Mccormick, j. u.
Jensen, Alex Cohn.
FOR PETIT JURORS.
J. w. Fitzgerald, Jas. Russell, Jas.
IL. Robinson, Frank X. Gillespie,
James Blake, W. J.. Moore, Thomas
Carter, VIM. g. Mcdonald, Joseph
Glover, J. u. Barton, James ii. Lin
ford, John McDun, WIN. l.. Crane,
n. A. Scribner, II. NJ. Hinsdell, A.
Hannuer, Jr., NJ. Gibbons. J. R.Aiiller,
John T. Lynch, Henry Bawden, Carl
q. Fabian, Erasmus Sorenesn, Eugene
II. Jones, Joseph Olsen, y. p. Westcr-
field, l.. NJ. Bishop, N. A. Wolcott,
Charles ID. Haun, Daniel McRae,
Mans Coffin, ID. NJ. Griflin, Daniel
Clays, q. NJ. Hammond, IL. l.. john
son, j. T. Sthnger, Charles White
head, Is. NJ. Harmon, William j..
Crowther Rue Barris, J. a. Chute.
ON his own REcoGNIzANcgs.
In the case OF Frank Richards, n
colored man, indicted and awaiting
trial on charge OF adultery, Assistant
District Attorney Smith applied 10
the court that the defendant be released
from the penitcntiary on his own
ecognizanccs. The order was made
by the court.
THAT YOUNG FoRoEB.
Mr.. Smith also mentioned the case
OF w. +. Aldridge, the young man
against whom there were two indict-
ments for forgery. Counsel stated that
the county court recently adjudged the
Defendant insane and he had been
committed TO Provo asylum. He
therefore asked that tho charges be- now
dismissed. IL wasso ordered.
HE DEPosITEp HIS $500.
Attorney 3. II. Lewis applied to the
court on behalf OF VIM. Litter, await.
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Home Missionary Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Home Missionaries Of the Salt Lake
Stake Of Zion will convene In the
Social Hall, 5alt Lake City, on
wednesday, March 20, 1893, at 1880
%. m. Full attendance requested. The
brethren whose names were aided 10
the Iist at the Stake Conference recent.
ly held are specially Invited to be
present at the meeting.
JAMES ID. STIRLING, Clerk.
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TOday's Probate Court.

Estate OF John Norman, deceased.
Hearing on petition for allowance OF
final account and decree Of distribu-
ton made.
The matter OF the estate OF w. w.
Player was continued TIL this after.
noon.
This was all the business disp osed OF
by Judge Blair this morning.
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"IOntributor."

The March number (5) Of that oxcel-
lent magazine--the C0ntribttor-is fill
ed with the usual quantity OF choice
reading matter for old and young.
The number " embellished with excel
lent illustrations, and altogether IL n
source Of pleasure and profit TO Its
readers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-25
Rescue Mission.

The Rescue Mission keeps ON In Its
good work OF furnishing meals and
lodgings to unemployed men. The
meals and lodgings are not given
work for what they receive. In this
way 1900 meals have been furnished
since January 10th.
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AssessMeNr NOTICE.
NotM Rolnt Con.oi.daled I.rlnnl.o.


Loc1tiou of oilco aud principal place Of busl.
ness, cullen Hotel, West second south
street, salt Lake city. Utah.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al
~ aregulnr meeting OF the board OF direct
oie ol said company, held on tue lOth day n
March 1878 assessment No. 7, ~ fnrly cont,
ltr snare, wa levied on the cnnithl stock OF
tue corporation, paganic Immediately o. The
secretary, 10 the Office ~ the company, room
y, cullen hotel. West second south street, salt
LAX city, Utah 1otriory.
Any stock upon which this as ssment shall
remain unpaid on Tuesday. April 18Th. tsgl vii
10 delinquent aud advertised Tor sale nt public
auction, aud. unlrsa payment ia made before,
WI he sold on lhursdly. Nny 18th, 1873. a.
O'Clock pm topHy the delinquent assessment.
pcnsos NJ safe.
liy order OF tho board of directors.
=, W. WHITEHEAD, Jn,
SECRETARY North Pom Consolidated
salt Late city, utrh,
March eith, tsll ID
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The leaders In fooiw ear.
Nothing
but
Shoes
Spencer & Lynch Co.
l2I Main.
AUGlrlnNi .IIrl,.,.,
NOTICE. of sALE of RrAl rsIArr

NOTICE Is HEHEBY GIVEN, THAT IN
~ pursuance OF an order Of the protate
Noutl or ealt l.nkc county, Territory OF Itah.
N the matter OF the estate OF sarah Watkins
lcccmed, made the lIth day OF March. lp1'
the unucreigned John a. Iuckle, adminis'
ualor 81 ssid estate, Will on or before tho i9th
gay OF aprl, lsli, cell at private sale 10 ina
hlFhc,t BIDDER Tor cash AMI subject TO the all.
L.2NM o. tAiu Probate Court, all the right
title and interest which the said sarah Wattins
had AZ the timc Of her dcccnsc or which Faid
estate has sinco acquired, IN and to tho follow
county Of salt Lake and Tcfritorr OF MAJ
to'Wit! The east half of the west half of lot
two l2l. In book thitty I've tI5l ~ piat ID. sail
l,hte 'iiy survey. Terms Of sale each. Deed
wtiing, and may be- lett at Tic ttoru of nueklo
= son, No. ~ south, Last Temple street salt
Lake CITY, 18th.
.. JOHN 7. BUCKLE,
Adminisirator OF the Estate Of sarah Watkina.
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Scarf can fill any prescription.
WHAT is n ennrnn,.s.

It Ia this. II you have u Cough or a
Cold, n tickling In the Throat, which
Keeps you constantly coughing, or II
you are afflicted with any Chest,
Throat or Lung Trouble, Whooping
Cough &c, and you use Bdldrd's
Horehound Syrup as directed, giving II
n fair trial, and no benefit II expert.
enced, we authorize our advertised
agent to refund your money on return
OF bottle. II never fails TO give salts.
faction. II promptly relieves Bron.
chitis.
Sold by z. @. ~. 1. Drug Dept. l
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PROVO MILLS CLOTH
VIII outwear anything In tho
market.
We Mako Mems Suits to Order.
We also have stock OF Ready
mado Clothing on hand.
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO,
go MAIN STREET.
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Of Course You 2rsa

The testimonials frequently published
In this paper relating 10 HOODS Sana-
narilla. They are from reliable people,
ttlte simple facts, and show beyond u
doubt that HOODS CURES. WY
DON'T you try this medicine? Be sure
TO get Hcod's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-25

Constipation, and all troubles with
The digestive organs and the liver, are
cured by HOODS Pills, Unequalled as
dinner pill. !
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-25

Your breakfast table will not be com.
plete without Gold band Coffee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-25


Judge Bartch sat In the Supreme
courtroom this morning and also took
a hand In Third district work. The
following matters among others came
before him up to the noon hour
Anna q, Malqulst vs.. John II. Nal.
gust. The defendant had been cited
no show cause Tor contempt for failure
to pay allmony. The court, after hear
Ing the defendants statement as b
his inability to pny, Informed him
that he must endeavOr henceforlh 10
pay alimOny aud costs, ana Ia con.
sldernlion OF his future effort no would
not now be held in contempt for past
failure.
Jennie NJ. King Va. Fred King. On
motion OF plaintiffs attorney this di.
vorce suit was dismissed.
A committee consisting Of Attorneys
w, IL. Dickson, w. Van Colt and :.
Lewis, was appointed TO examine into
the fitness OF b. II. Lloyd, upon his
application TO DO admitted TO practice
in the Third district court.
Zion's Savlnge Bank and Trust
Go. We. VIM. NJ. Rydalch Ut al; de-
fault ordered as TO the defendants
VIM. NJ. Rydalch and Margaret w.
Rydalch.
Truman o. Angel ct al. W. l.. d.
Bunoo Ut al. Motion to dismiss M to
| Rebecca A. Bunce, on the ground Oi
plaintiffs failure 10 amend complaint
| granted.
Hocksworth Va. Whitei suit for fore
4 closure. Decree granted by default,
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Spencer 4 Lynch Co.
1874 Main.

500 Ladies' Black Hose, White foot,
10 cents. New York Cash Store, OPP
pcsite POsloiilce.
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SMITH, March II. 1873, OF catarrhal pneu
mona, XIX nah Andrews smith, Deceased
was horn February aTd. ISIS, IN Liyormore,
oxford county. Maine. lie was faithful 10 the
end
RrINnoLtz,-Loiso ltoinhollz, of eonsump'
ton.
Funeral from (ihc new Nlnetocnth ward
meeting house sunday, nj u O'Clock Friends
invited.
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sOt1 brigham Ciiy. Under Cai,ivai iS
Mil soil on long time with PER cent Interest.
or exchange for salt LAkr foal estate. In lois
70 snit purchaser A. y Snow, brigham CITY,
tthhs sat
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Get your Ats.rncis OF title ut the
County Recorders office. They arc
made directly from the original records.
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Nothing

There Is only one scard.
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ono Million Dollars 90 Loan
Six to . per cent.
CONWAY 4 DOsNELLAN,
Room %, Commercial Block.
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Mrs. Burrows Millinery.

Az an after dinner coffee you will be
pleased with Gold Hand.
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d. 10 senIll,a lof ptescrlpIonp.

Go to searfl's for Prescriptions.
mrs. ". a. D-ni'a niiiincrS Reception
Saturday afternoon and evening,
March 25lh. Lovely imported goods,
late novelties. Any goods selected
during reception can DO purchased.
10 south, Main street.
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Tho attention OF economical house.
keepefg Ia called TO the told Band
Package Coffee. 10 Is the best.
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100 Black satin Conets, IS cents.
New York Cash Store, opposite Post.
Office.
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THE HOTEL TEMPLETON.

The Hotel Templeton IL opposite
Temple Square, rithiDg Onicts, Eagle
Gate, DEsERET NEWS Building aud nil
points OF interest IN salt Lake City.
TnE CULLEN, 5. G. Ewing Pfoprie.
tor. Halt block from Post Office, doors
from Pullman ticket office, Main 81
Rates $500 per duy. Special Local
Rates.
Salt Lakes big, new hotel Is The
Knuieford. Homelike, elegant, CEN
trail aud reasonable.
THE WHITE HoUsF.-Again under
good management, Mrs. &. Il. Podlech
having returned from California and
laken charge, with popular holelman
NJ. T.. GefmO NJ manager.
Keep
footwear
by
watching
our
show windows.
Everything warranted.
Spencer & Lynch Co.,
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TO AMEND COMPLAINT.

A. H. Custer Va. Il. Herman. Five
days allowed plaintiff to amend COM
plaint on stipulation.
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The People w. Arthur News md
Emil Schlag (an old indictment foI
housebroaklngl was dismissed on
motion OF Assistant District Attorney
Smith.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-25

Salt Lakes big, new hotel is The
knuisford. Homeliko, elegant CEN
trail aud reasonable.
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ing trial on n charge Of grand larceny,
that the defendant be admitted TO bail
on his making n cash deposit OF 500,
which was all the money he now had
in his possession. The application was
granted. Litter Ia charged with
stealing SIS on n "sure thing" trans.
action with another man.