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CHRISTIAN DIsClPlEsRlP."


Articles Of Incorporation Of tho
Young Mem. Christian Association Of
Salt Like Guy were fleI with the
county clerk tJuay, Article provides
that the members thereof "ahall be
any male member Ia good standing IN
any evangelical church, over sixteen
years OF age, who shall DO recommend.
cd aud elected anj pay the member.
ship fec In accordance with such bye.
laws as may be adopted" The
management will bo vested IN u board
Of fifteen directors, who will elect from
their body a president, secretary and
treasurer.
The following have been appointed
directors aud officers until tue next
annual election, on tho Third tuesday
Ia ia uRry, 1891: y. II. Parsons, Van
IL. Brooks, q. L.. Allen, Frank Pierce,
Frank h. Stephens, +. q. Waite, J. NJ.
Breeze, Franz A. Grant, J. r.. Mills.
pAugh, +. L. H1ughtOn, a. II. Pea.
body, Robert =. Cuskoy, a, NJ. james,
Il. o. Lee and Frank W. Aietcalt.
Frank Pierce VIII be- president,
Frank w. Mutcall vice president, A.
NJ. James secretary, and +. l.. hough-
ton treasurer.
The object OF the organization is
described in the phpurs iisi a. being
"the salvation Of young nen through
faith In Christ, ana the promotion Of
their intellectual, social aud physical
welfare through agencies consistent
with Christian difciplrship."
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DEEP CREEK GOLD.
Large Body Of lhs Precious Eotal 10
The Queen o. Sltbl.
GOLD NIL MINES SNOW WELL.
Assessment work Relief Law.-Sllycr
Mines Closed. Flo Utah at
fish Springs.

The Deep Cfook country Il coming
20 tho front ~ gold producer. Dc.
II, J. Fauai has como ia from there,
aud reports the progress made. There
has been, says no, gool strike made
10 The Qucun u shcba mine, la Spring
Cteek district, owned by Mrssrs. Rock.
ledge aud Bailey, the former Of this
city. The mass OF ore is about eight
feet thlcs, aud carries "a heavy per.
ccnIago Of gold. Tue precise amount
BE- KEEP, secret by the owner, butt Is
known 20 bc large. The rich body
VI ore was struck about two weeks
ago. a thorough examination has
proved 70 sRtisa c,ofy that she owners
of the minu ate preparing to put Ia a
Crawford mill a. once.
Tine Gold Till property IL in Clifton
district, aui IL owned by Mu.srs. Poet
haven, Martin, Dunyou and WoOdman,
" tuis city. The two mines now being
worked there ato tho Kane Springs
nud the Alberta, Forty men are cm-
plUyci on these, i've Crawford mills
ruiuf in operation. rnls property,
the doctor fays, Is locking aud doing
better than ever before, and Il proving
a blk gold producer.
The recent congressional act dis
pnusiug with the necessity " working
dut ns'"s'uunis ior 1893, has, fays the
doctor, OPERATED more 10 tho iniury
of the WORKING minels In the Deep
Creek country than 10 thiir benefit.
Those who own prospects In Nevada,
but live MUtgh, are not Affected, AZ
tho owuur@ld mine must be- In tho
same state VI Territory 10 bo benefited.
The law came 10 late that all the
working miuers had done tholr assess.
ment wOrz. some OF the rich compa.
nics had deferred this labor, realizing
that late Ia the autumn they could got
men 10 work cheaper than early la tho
season, and ~ the assessment work
dUrs not nave 10 be- done now, there IL
20 much lcss opportunity Tor the
miners % earn u little money.
ihes silver prospects throughout that
fcgiJu are, NJ aralr, closed down. II
there was railway close by some Of
them might pay for working, hut as Il
b. their operation would DO almost a
total loss.
The Utah mine ut Fish Springs Il
reported by Mf. Faust ~ be in excellent
condition. IL IL turning cut g0oi ore
gud EIying stuaiy employment 10
twenty men nj the mine.
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AMUSENENTS.

ROMANY RYE-rhe sale of,lstais for
the Salt Lake Stock company la tho
Romany Rye begins at tho ,x office
tomorrow morning. Pslce1 bro 5Jc.,
$50, 25o., l5c.
ROYLE's FRIENDS comos 10 the
inealer on Monday next Tor three
nights. The advance Ialu " len opens
Friday ought 10 bu q great he.
Tue company Presenting Friends Is
very strong one, comprihiuR such
well known people us Selma Futter
ROyle, who was Tor several years lead
ing support tor Stuart r. boon, ami
later In the same position NJ young
Salvini; E1wia Million Afbylu, the
author Of the play J.. ID. Lyons, Tor
several seasons leaning character actor
with Henry Irving nj tht Lyceum
fhealoT, Lonl0n; LuciuH Henderson;
Harry n Hen, the well knuN n opera
comedian; Henry bergman who was
for many years WIKI IraAo; Carrie
Berg, Louise Wakelue, NC!!tItu Reed
ana others equally well know d.
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DR.. STANDARD Passes Away.

After au illness Of many years stand.
Ing, DR.. a. G.. STANDARD Of this city
died at his rcyiioaco In the Walker
Terrace On West Temple street y,s.vT-
Jay morning al O'Clock.
He was long recognized a. an able
physician anu wa employed iu that
capacity by the Rio Granic Western.
He was ulso At one tlmu PRECEDENT VI
tue local medical society anu AZ the
time VI his demise was a member VI
the 81. Mnrk's hospital ttnM
The deceased was iory.one year, OF
are aud C. native OF EI.utu, New
Jersey. lie leaves q VIC but no
childfrn 10 mourn his death. Ills ie-
mains will be- forwarded 10 Deuoii,
Michigan, Tor burial.
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NO OFFICIAL NEWS.
Hawaiian ministers May IRvo Their
la'quRteurs Demanded.


Hawaiian ministers May nRyo Their
iN'quatsurs Demanded
WAsIuNGroN, d. g., Nov. 10. 90
officials at tho navy department say
they have no news from Honolulu by
tho steamer that arrived at San Fan.
Disco. Gresham asserts that ho has
nothing 10 say on tho Hawaiian quea.
lion aud declines TO either ailrm ur
deny tho reports offered to him Tor cor
rOOoration or denial. The officials in
both departments, Ia fact, manifest
lively Interest ia all that can be- told
them by newspaper men. Soon
after the reports received from Home
lulu reached the department Gresham
hurried over TO tue navy department
and had Lrlef interview with HCt-
bert whish may have BEEN only nu In
quiry Hs to whether his department
uad any news TO communicates.
Some expressions by Hawaiian
Minister IhursiOn,p published this morn.
Ing, are. said 10 nave gwen ntuusp
TO the administration aud rumor IL
about that the Hawaiian Representa-.
lives here will have their crequaicurs
demanded. Whether the representa-.
uytt give an acting Onensp or not
their position ID IN anomalous one,
representing Of they do government
watch the United States is willing tu
see deposed and a severance OF the
relations between this government ami
the legation VIII not DO surprising.
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CHICAGO, NUv.s3.--rhe sheriff tool,
possession ot tho Washington slate
building al the World'H FAIR ground .
today under nu attachment by tho
Union Naa1nal Bank u enforce a
claim Of sl846. The Washington
state commissioner had an account nt
the MeTchants' National Back, Taco.
ms, ana they dew check Tor 1928
anu drait Tor 5000 on account, but
Iau nank had suspended anu the pay
ment was refused. The Union Ma.
tionAl Bank " Chicago had the paper
anu brints suit 10 recover tho amount
advanced.
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New YoRS, Nov. al. A. Hi.
llnrd arrived thiH morning uu the
steamer Worfl aud wa 4 at once AT.
rested. He was cashier Of the Chicago
IFt5uHo and IN September last alb.
seconded with $4,000 belonging ~ that
paper. While abroad no TILED to elect
a c0mpromise on the basis of $1,000 and
offered 10 surrender to tue authorities.
A Chicago detective ~ here with eX.
tradi tion papers for him.
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awaiting ilsatfival the r3boors held up,
shot ani rubbed mau who hapuenoi
top.ss. This put tho railroad Officials
on their guard. rAvy sent piiO. ere
sine which found i1o tack spigcd
The man robbed was % father nn h,s
way from W0rihiugiun, where hu dnu
lust drawn somr money. lie was shot
in the lex. There 10 no clue to tho
r1bhugs.
The name Of tho wounded man is
i. II. fver on. The railroad ,iiuinls
are Inclined to DOUBT the Truth Ot biz
stoty aud thiuk 10 peculiar
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WAsHINGroN, NOV. l2.-lt appeafs
shat thu chict embarrassment ~ the
ways ana means committee ~ o. cImci
not fem tue nriicIts upon which the
specific aud aIyalHrom duties arc 10 be-
reduced, bat itom tho articles viii b
are 20 be- pui upon the fFcr Lat. Alto.
Rethtr, tue lot OF Wilson aud his col.
leagues on the ways aul means COM
mittte IL not u happy onu.
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.nn,iI.,a hi. .-.rfnrnL...n

TonoSIU, Khs. SOy. l2.-Ephrlam
BtruAri, 50 year. OLD, tonight shot and
killed bis wi'u avcI GI, and his iuuEh.
ter aged 80 anu tu'n niml1li. Hu lut
letter sy ing he bad "0gtlivui his
usefuinoss." IL Is thought he hud
contemplated the crime tor some time
ns he recently b0usut lot Ia the cUme'
tony hNfa.
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silver nna INTENTIONALLY WORT.

MiSNEAPOLIs, Nov. l8.--Dr. Shel.
don Jackson, United StRteN commis.
fiouer To Alaska, was present at the
neesl0n OF the Methodist missionary
society today and made an address.
On account OF tue recent silver legis-
latiOn and consequent depression IN
certain circles the appropriation for
western mining states was not 30 large.
ly reduced rs In eome.Uthvr petitions of
the country,
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Special Di'paich 10 ne NEWS
RAwLINs, Wye, Nov. l2.-william
A. Brown, sheep herder, who has
been making his home Mt the ranch oi
q. II. Malthewson, near Saratoga, dis.
appeared from home about two weeks
ago, anu hts trienuB have been unable
to ascertain his whereabouts. Mt
Brown Il an EnRlishmau about -
years of age, medium height, light
complexion and weighs about 100
POUNDS.
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nerotl on aanlanaer nI.n.ltr.

Madrid, Nov. l3-A report has
been made 10 the government in tie
Santander disaster. ~ says Il will
take "a long time g. repair the damage
10 the city and 70 the public buildings,
including the Offices Of governor, col.
loctOr Of taxes, custom mouse, cou rte
anu prisons. Besides tue los OF these
the private lusses will aggregate two
aud half million dollan. Eighty
persons nre stiil missing.
The latest reports put the number Of
killei Mt two hundred aud nay, AMI
the wounded at four huuugei.
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OMAHA, NeS., Nov. l3.-On applica-
ton Of the federal government the
United Btatcs district court this morn.
ing apuuintod JAW. Donnr, NJ Chicago,
and n. II. Coudcft, OF New York, ava.
ditioual receivers OF the Union Pacific
railroad without opposition. Tue pee
tition sets forth the claims VI the gov
eminent HgAiUai the road ne emitting
It to u larger approximation among the
fecoivefu.
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WASHINGTON, ID. o., Nov. l3.-The
memory Of the late Justice Blatcn-
ford Of the United StAtes Supreme
Court Was duly honOrod this morning
when Attorney General Olney present.
ed In the court the resolutions passed
by the bar N the supreme oouTt,addine
ON hla own behalf, some Tumgrks 1
eulogy Of the lale Jurisps life anu
character,
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conie.,,d 10 Ilnllug uls rnibor.

WAUsAU, Wis, Nov. l1.-William
Hahcck'a mysterious disappuafancc
from home was cleared ny yesterday
by nnding his body In tho woods close
hy in a newly.maio grave. He son
Herman, aged 10, confessed killing
him with gn Ak. He wis ns'istud by
his brother Utio, aged IL, in sccfctiug
the body. BJth wore arrested anu
brought 10 this city.
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NEWS FROM HAWAII.
sinister Willis Has Arrived aud Pre-.
scented bis Credentials.
ADMIRAL sRERRIrr RELIEVED.
Train Wrrckcrs at Work.-Tliey Hold
Up aud Rob u Farmer While
Wailing for the Train.

BAN FRANCisco, Nov. 10. -- Tho
steamer Chiua arrived eltly this morn.
lug from Honolulu. She briugs the
intelligence that United States Minis.
tor WillisaffivcI there on the morning
Of Saturday, Nov. 4th, and went
directly 10 Blounps hegiquurters At
tho Hawaiian hotel. lie remained IN
f,cluslon until Monday, resting irom
the latlgues Of tho Journey, declining
~ 800 any reporters. 90 Monday
morning no ruuniittUi ~ an inter
view. He declined TO touch on
the political quotations. concerning the
Islands or 10 make known the nature o.
tho Instructions On which he would
act until uuor they had been prcseniui
20 tho island euthOrino'. Ino inter
Wow, however, MAGE evident tue TACT
that lac II accredited 20 tue pruy.sl1ntl
government ami this was vmphaf z'l
later Ia tue Jay when he sent come
muuiCition ~ the minister a. foreign
affairs OF that government, asking
when " would bu C0uvouitut lJf frcsi-
dent Dale u receive lis cteivntiAlsi
aud TIA shifting NJ the same lime h
manuscript copy Of the romano which
he proposed To uelycr on the occasion
OF his presentation.
Prosldeut Dilr promptly replied, TX
ing the hOut OF II O'Clock, iuCslsy, for
the Presentation Of creueutiata. Tue
steamer sailed that morning before the
result Of the mculiug WIS know,
rhe next steamer was 20 tail Uu tho
llth. Every thiug wat quiet Un the L.
lsnd, the people waiting impatiUnily
Tor iufornnuOn ~ TO Mille's prupused
course. ia'sUn Sunday night there waH
q large gathering o. tine queens sun.
pouvtsln rfiynte nuus,, taNng the
form Of a Jubilee, nv i..iuOggliui had
passed the word ufOuui tunl rne was
to Do restored 10 her Throne on Wudnes-
my, Nov. s.h.
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Republican Ratification.

A large humber OF prominent Salt
Lake Republicans will so up to Ogdon
tonight over the Union Pacific TO
attend grant jolllnuation at tho
opera house In the Junction city.
arrangements ate being made Tor tho
party to return on a special train after
the meeting.
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Special Dituafat 90 Us SEWA
SARATOGA, Wyo, Nov. ll-MlFs
Gertrude Huntington, editor OF the
Saratoga Lyre, has been chosen Vice
president ios Wyoming OF the National
Floral Emblem o1ciuty. The society
yice-p rcsiIcnts of the different states
compose the national board.
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Canvass of tho Ballots.

The Utah Commission anu tue HJarl
Of canvassers Will begin tornS rrow
morning the oauyasliug Of the votes
recordol Mt the recent olectior. Tho
work viii DO continued irJn day TO
day until finished,
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oFtIoEng nrIlEvFD.

Admiral Irwin arrived at Honolulu
on thB steamer Chiua on Nov. 6th,
accompanied by IAyulcuAn,s Adams
ana Parmvutrr aud NJ once went on
board the nsgship Philadelphia and
relieved Admiral Skcrritt gnd Lieu.
tenants Wilson aud Fox, who, after
taking q formal farewell u PRECEDENT
Dale, went on b0srl tho steamer China
whirh sailed Tor San Francisco,
Al Il the opinion Of the pAssongers
from II guolulu that aunvxatioui.ts
viii MAKE no resistance II the United
States orders tho queen put back on
the throne. but that the United Sgatos
Will have TO keep a iJrce OF men con-
stantly ON shore 10 maintain her In
power.
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Special Dbpufca 20 ne News.
LARANIE, Wyo., Nov. 1.-The new
pudding furnace OF the Union Pacific
rolling mills IL now In operation. The
fr-t pudding Oi iron la the West out.
side VI Pueblo was done on Saturday
NJ the mile here.
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cure tor sheep seab.

Special DiIpaioh 70 The NEWS.
RAwLISs, Wyo., Nov. l2.-Dr. Van
Norman has been experimenting with
u new preparation Tor curing the sCab
iu sheep. II will DO given trial here
On the 2lst Inst.
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hrfflal HAlNtth 20 We NLhhs
CuEYgNSE, Wyo,, Nov. l2.-Lewls
Propst has been sentenced to four
years at tho recent term Of the Crouk
county district court Tor highway rob
boTy.
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Train nobboea IIoId Up pnrmrr.

ET. PAUL. Minnu Nov. l3.-Lust
Night ronbuTs attempted to wreck the
Omaha passenger train near Worthlng-
ton. The track was no ObstTucle US TO
throw the train of the track. While
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AROUND The COURTS.
judges ZINE and BariCh at Work
On Civil Cases.
Tho Damage suit Against the n. "a. W.
Railroad Co.-thr Qunri. rubush
sat- miscellaneous

Judge Zane this morning took up the
further hearing Of tho ,qIlty case OF
U. =. Quackenbush VA II. b. Scoti.
involving the title to certain property
situate la the southeast quarter OF see.
ton II, township J., 3. II. /. W., Salt
Lake county. II promises TO DO
tlEiug affair before 1t Is through.
THAT DAMAGE SUM-
The 81 900 damage suit for personal
iuiurltz brOugh, by Chris. Rinu.
llauacher against the RIO Gruuus
Western Railroad company came
up again In Judge BsTich's division Of
tue Third district court this morning,
when the arguments Of counsel were
proceeded with. ThiH IL the case Ia
which the plainiill obtained judgment
Tor 1880 on the trial nj the case u long
Inns ago In Judge ZIut's court. a
motion was made Tor now trial,
which was granted, aud this 10 tho 10.
hearing.
The case went TO the jury Mt noon.
This afternoon, about . O'Clock, the
Jury returned Into court Aud brought
IN sealed verdict Tor tho defendants,
signed by nine jurors. A ,hiriy days
stay was granted In which 90 prepare
anu iilu statement on motion Tor a new
trial.
FORECLOsURE.
In the case Of Henry Rice Ell al va
John Beck et al Judge Bartch today
ordered the default vntrTeu OF uYTum
Il. ClawHlu, EUsr Clsu aud James
Jack aud granted dsoreu Of fore
closure.
FORT DOUGLAS TRAGEDY,
Chief Justice Zane will ln all prob.
ability render his opinion on the de.
murrer 90 Indictment Ia regard 10 the
killing OF Joe Leonard Ht FUrt Douglas
-arsued by counsel last rhundgy-
within the next few days. The point
involved Is an important one, nud his
honors ruling 10 Anticipated with keen
interest.
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A petition came in from Granite,
Salt Lake county, with iwruiy-lut
signatures, iu reference g. rond district
80. ~, praying for change Of tho
county ROAD cOmmuucinF 90 u
point at tho nOrtnWuBt corner
VI the southeast quarter li the
rgflhwcst quarter Of section DO town.
chip % south. range I raei, running due
east atUu; half mills, % uutil its in.
tepecliou with tho present folH, the
same being, tIcy Say, extremely dan.
geruus on account oil tie cigso pfUEim.
ily 10 the RAILROAD ana wire iguse Ju
tho opposite side.
Referred 90 seleclman Morris.
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are confident they would uLchaTgc
lheit duties faithfully"
Referred 10 Selcctman Motifs.
PRisoSEKs' uJAED'

The board list Of onondcf' confined
withiu the county jail showed that
1886 meals had been served 20 thirty
ave prisoners duung the month Of
October.
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An OTFENBIyE HOLLOW.


There were twcuiy-ono names OF
residents Of Salt Lake county TO a
petition which set forth that three
years ngo the county court ordered
that tho state road BIO grated between
section l3, township south, range /
east, salt Lake meridian, tho carrying
CUT OF whluh work lott hollow on the
west slide OF the thuT0ughiaTe where
the dirt had been taken out Tor tho
building VI the grade. IhH buflRce
water has since that time, say NE
petitioners, riien In that hollow aud
damaged the farms below, rendering
the same inonpnb ,Of raiAinx crop.
Besides, tue water In the hollow was
"elaHuant aud sinking" aud likely 10
prove detrimental 10 health. The
petitioners therefore Hsk that tho COuu.
" court boar thr expense OF construct
INK drain ditch to cary tho Offensive
water away.
Referred TO a committee Of the
whole board.
a CRY FROM FAST MILL CREEK.
a petition was read lrJm nineteen
voters aud taxpayers OF Esst Mil
precinct, as f1iluwt: "WheTeas
mo candidates who were elected 90
serve NJ Justice Of the peace ana con-
stable tor last Min precinct At tho
general election last year failed 10
qualify within sho time required by
law, aud where's We unuerrtaud those
offices have been DECLARED 10 DO now
vacant hy authority OF the executive
4 tho Territory therefore We TuspJol-
uIIy urtltigu VUur honorable gOuFL IN
appoint suitable persons 10 All those
vacancies Tor the remainder u tho
term ana uatil their successors are
duly elected and have qualified.
We therefore respectfully rocOmmund
that Horace Cummings he appointed
Justice OF the peace ana Cyrus Ntl' ns
constable, as they are persons who are
qualified for said petitions, anu We
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TAN RELIEF PETITION.

A number OF petitions iJr relief from
tex sales were submitted aud consider.
oil
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MnInal lmnrOyement PrOgrnm.

Following Is the program OF exercises
10 bu rendered before the Mutual I'm.
prov,mont association otthvN ineteenlh
ward tomorrow evening, commencing
at 1880 o'cloclG
Principles and ordinances OF she Gospel,...
tssfsss ..ssss stssrs- sssrhunrFt W. Nl|lH
Ancient England and the Romans A UA. a., Carr
QIArtettu,,a .hicbsrs. Mmteutr, -rouuDrg,
.'..,,,,, ..,..., r,.....a, s...a. Willis aud rIke
lsIlo ANA Wulhs o. Apuruu David w ruttUu
'ss,..,,, s ,,.,,.... ,,l.. a. Wilson
llny creatures, ,.s,s,,...,.,s,ss,.-Jus. uuckworh
ANmVEvus reading 's's ,,s..,,,.,4,., Jvhu y, flkO
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Mt Keith told hlm that the Anchor
aid not propose TO light The case. anu
advised him for his own personal wei.
ARE, not 90 try AMI forcf The mine 10
close down, which IL would most Ger.
lainly dD 70 au injunction should be-
obtained.
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II was one hour af,or schudule time
when tho county court got down To-
business this morning, namely II
O'Clock. PROBATE Judge Blair presidcJ,
and County SylccImen Cahoon, BAN.
burger aud Morris were also IN thuif
places.
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~ TIM HOSPITALS.

County Physician Wor,hiugton 70.
ported that at tue present date the
following county pitlou,J we're NJ the
city horpiini'! H. Make o. 81. Mary's
Z, Du6ufut !; Total 10.
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The Utah Mattress company petit
Toned TOT rrlcnse,on the ground VI uou.
bic assessment, curlsin rel estate silu-
ate Ia lot =, section 50. township =
uoutni range l west, Salt Lake mtri.
dlnu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-13

joel Il. Allen, superintendent Of the
county innrmufy, presented his report
iOr the month ending Oslubet 3lst,
during which period two Inmates hAu
been uischMsr4lat thoir own rrquestl,
tWu dioj, iour were admitted, anu th1
numbcr uu the BOOKS W tho months
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