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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-11
COMMISSIONERS. SALES.

{ COMMISSIONERS SALEM PURSUANCE
OF decree entered III the chanccrv cause ri
me old dominion Investment Company vs. j
ticI Walls trustee, ct ais, in the IiuStinr.
| Court Tor the city OF Roanoke, al the FchruaI,
| term: lS.l thereof, whereby tn. undersigned w,.
| appointed special commissioner or sand cour
| Tor that purpose viii ON TIiESnAV MI h
| nth DAY or APRIL, 1893, Ar |! O'CLOCE
~; W.; seli at tnhc auction TO the highest bidder
Inc following described real estate lying i'm said
city $50 ~ '"''
,r. i. hesinnirg nj point on the north side OF
street thence alon. TaXcwcll street sonih ci~htv
elsht degrees twelve minutes west sos feet IL
point: thence north ono degree thirty minutc.
cast nihcty-tWo feet Ia an alley twelve feet v dc
thence along said ncy north cighty.cipht de
frees twelve minutes cast Sous feet 10 a point;
tncncc south one degree thirty minutes west
nncty -two feet To the beginning
= BEGINNING NJ point ON the south side OF
Luck street 20 feet wet Of Jefferson street:
ihchce along Luck street north eighty eight dc
srces thirty. minutes west fifty feet 10 point:
thence south ono degree thirty minutes west
SIG feet to an alley twelve feet wide; thence
hlonS said alley north eighty eight degrees
twelve minutes cast 50.0S feet to MI alley ten eel
Wia.: thence along said alley north one degree
thirty minutes cast 1854 feet to the place OF be.
yinning tbeing the same lots conveyed TO NJ vi.
Mogers ny John Sheridan and wife, by deed dated
November ~. ISIS, and the same propcrty.con.
ycyca IN George +. Dyer and II. y. Dyer by deed
dated March 1, lS!W.
This sale is made under The decree aforesaid to
satlsiN the terms OF certain deed of trust dat CO,
March l. 1890. from George +. Dyer and H. ~
Dyer 10 d. Allen Waite, trustee, to secure M NJ
Rogers the payments therein set forth and In
pursuance OF the terms OF the said cree will
oiicr tho above described land sale as follows.
Lot No l, first above described will he first
onered Tor sale, and II enough IL bid therefor 10
satisfy the terms hereinafter set forth IL will I've
sold. and no more will be offered for sale: n
cnongh iof said purpose is not bid the two
parcels Will then lie offered first separately and
then a> a whole, and sold in the manner in
which they bring the best price
lEitMS; Cash rs 10 so much OF tho proceeds
necessary fl,f.
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OF INTEREST TO ALL,

An imnscnSe collection Of wild AMI
snals FROM ull parts OF the world Is
promised for tho worlds fair.
RECENT invention is Il cradle which
ocks by clocilworS mechanism and al
he same time plays baby tunes.
IcrMEN say that men can see to read
- newspaper through the clear tcn.inch
ico in the Hudson river near pough-
keepsc, y. Y.
NEW YoDK state now has 1872 chapters
OF the brotherhood of 1t. Andrew;
Pennsylvania has los; Virginia, ii;
Ohio, 30; Illinois, IS; New Jersey. -.
TIE Scabuyy house Mt Woodbury..
Conn, known as the birthplace of the
american Episcopal church. was pur-
chnscd by the Litchiicld archdcsconrv.
HrEIAI. at sea IS To lc abolished for
those who have money to pay for tho
transportation of their remains in case
OF death on shiphoarl Alright steel
cas'Icts for the transport ation of bodies
arc now part of the equipment Of all
the best steamers.
THE captains o: ships which carry
tricks have to DC very careful. An or
binary brick is capable of absorbing
pint of water. SO with cargo Of
bricks III the hold serious leakage may
quite we'll go on undctrctcd. for The wa
ter that enters is sucked up rs fast rs it
gets ill., If this should be the case the
consequences are bound TO be II ost dis
uStrotS
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Produce and Merchandise.

New YORK. March lO-Flour I'M
settled, easy: winter wheat low grades,
2.l0@2.55; patents, 3Ss@4.25: Min.
nesota clear, 50@3.50; pstents, 4.25G1
90. Southern flour dull, weak; com.
mon to fs!: extra, 2.1OGo3 10; good to
choice DO, 3.l5G64 -. Wheat lower,
moderately active, weak; No. red
store and elevator 1914, ahoat 76L;
options opened active, excited, irregu.
lar and heavy. closed weak, 7sl+ under
yesterday 5: No red closing, March,
T4S May. .7l4.
Corn firm. dull; No. 2, 52M, elevator
$40; ungraded mixed, 53@55; steamer
mixed 52%; options opened at 4 de-.
cline, closing dull at unchanged prices,
May and July only traded in; March
53%; April, seq; May, SIS; July, SIG
Oats dull, white longer; options dull,
800 4 higher, steady; March, ;o4; May,
3Si4; June, $50: spot prices No 2, 391s
@394; No. white, 44@444; mixed
Western, 39@4i; white do, 4e@49.
Wool firm. quiet domestic fleece, 21M
family, !: 0oools.j0: extra mess, OO@
$40. Beet hams quiet. easy at 2l.00:
tierced beef quiet; city extra India mess,
10 00M 1850.
Cut meats dull, easy; pickled bellies
1914, shoulders 9el, hams l3&Mli.
MiddleS dull, lover: short clear lOZ
Lard quiet, mucn lower norninal; Yves
tern steam closed IL IS, city ll% bid, ~
asked, Marcn l2 IS, May closed u e5,
refined qn!e., easy: cont Il 90, S. a.
IL 30, compound 10. Pork more active,
lower; old mess l9 25@50, new moss
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-11
THE JEWEL CASkET.

A WINGED foot serves as a man.nbox.
Two TEN cent pieces joined s,scthcr
make 4 tie clasp.
TIE prcfcrcncci in silver butt..,s is for
the scroll edge.
BLACK silk fobs with gold bars and
buckles are preferred
TANDEM whips are of English holly
and mounted i'll silver.
LEATHER umbrella straps with silver
buckles have just been introduced
THE Old fashioned gold fob is modest
ly coming to the front in smaller sizes.
CHAMoIs penwipcrs witha silver knob
disclose beneath the knob q stamp re-
ccptacle.
SILVER embossed cases are for Irvine,
mucilagc, letters and various desk fur
nishinG articles.
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l9.5Oc173, extra primo nominal. Cotton
seed oil quiet, dull, easier; crude
3o@52, yellow 60 asked. Rosin quiet,
firm; strained common to good LIS
OATH.
Peanuts firmer; light supply; fancy
hand picked, g; farmers 3HM4i.
Coffee options opened steady, closed
dull, unchanged, to 10 up; spot Rio
dull, steady, No. Z, IS. Sugar raw,
dull, easy, fair refining, i5-160D3:
centrifugals, % test, 3s4; sales, none;
Refined quiet, steady; Off A, 44@9.l6;
standard a, 9.l6cc Il; cut loaf, 3.1G0D
y; powdered, 45sm5 lie; graduated,
4 9,l6@i2s. Freights, Liverpool mar
ket dull, weak; cotton, 3-32d; grain,
I'D asked
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SCRAPS OF INFORMATION.

THE best handles OF small tools are
made from the wood OF the apple tree
In making champagne the grapes are
squeezed six times each pressure MAX
ing wine OF Il different quality.
FRESH milk, applied every week with
a soft cloth to boots and shoes. has n
frcshcning and preventative effect upon
the leather
a LONDON confcctioncr says that he
Is sometimes called on to furnish we'd
ding cakes weighing 1000 pounds each
and buildings of size sufficient for 5cv
hearty appetites
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MIR. GEO ROE T. DAVIS.

ne other person whom VIC know was cured by
VIC sainc remedy was Mr.. l.. p. Strickland, OF Is
ihNiot 81, cleveland. Ohio. lcsays:
~ nave taken DIR. Grccnc's Nerrura blood md
nerve remedy and feel like new NAV II has
cured me OF chilis, hot flashes, bloatng after cat
had lstula for twenty wears and IL il almost
zone now. cannot express how thankful | an,
TOR this wonderful remedy"
III you are ont OF order use this remedy Eyery.
% ny needs to take something III the spring FOR
me iiver, blood and nerves, and this l. the, best
aptiHs medicine. AL druggists keep IL for 81
ana II i purely vegetable and harmless
IL Is Eighty recommended by tho doctor.. rs
pcclally nj this season OF the year. II IL in fact,
Dr. Greene. OF - W llth ST., New York, the re-.
howned specialist in curing all forms OF nervous
ann chronic diseases. lie can be consulted free
peIsonally or by letter.
Everybody out OF order or who is not feeling
Just risht, ehould Use the remedy now
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-11
TERRIBLY ANNOYING.
Something the Bravest of Us
Are Worried by.
IL Makes Us Feel Out of Sorts. Irritable
ana Evon Cross-And why People VIII
Endure 1t is More Than We Can I'm
derstnnd.

tllonsreSs i the plague OF people
the spring. -'e 80
Nov, Now Il. we know something which viii surely
cure ~ We VIII sisc the experience Of Two cen.
tlemcn whom We know.
George Z. Davis uVc. a; Is, N,il ..r.o. t,r,
kccpsic. y. \ 49, i'"-"-
hal terrible attacks of biliou-nczs and bill.
ous cone, he s"ic. every four To fvc weeks
with gradual increase In severity. hit1ouyh /
-ousht a cure through four OF our leadiu. physi.
.lnhS, INC nest t.cy could 60 Tor me was only
temporary relief. '
II uscd III. urccne's Ncrvura blood aud nerve
remedy and while taking the ir.t bottle / had
was about half taken had one more attack. hut
had. ' '''NatA
AT the end of six months | was in better
hcSlth than for live years before. and now | con
S'uer myself compile ely and permanently cured.
l Womb ne pleased 10 answer al letters OF in
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-11
IN JAPANESE SOCIETY.
Curious Rules to BE Observed, by Cueats
In the l.and of tho AIiI.l1Iu

Curious Rules to BE Observed by Guests
In the Land of tho Milado.
The visitor must leave his fan in the
antc-chamber, and, entering the re-
ccption room, scat himself respectfully
on his heels in front of the shrine. ii
there arc three kallcmonos (picturcs on
rollers, he must examine first the cen
ter one, then that to the left and lastly
the one on the right hand lie then is
supposed To signify his opinion as to
the particular merits OF the floral
trophy. There are strict rules as to
the exact degree OF admiration to be
expressed, according to the character
OF the specimens. The Saturday Re-
view says discriminating gush is not
permitted in polite circles. The re-
spcctful inspection over and the proper
things said, the host presents to his
guest on tray cut flowers and
branches, a knife, scissors. small
saw, vase and 4 napkin, at the same
time rolling up the kallemonos, las it
is considered to be demanding too
much of visitor to expect him to ex-
temporize Hover arrangement in har-
mony," but the guest may face the diff
Guilty and retain the unfamiliar back
ground. The master of the house now
offers one of his most precious vases
suitable to the season and the flowers
and the visitor pleads his inability to
do justice to SO beautiful n receptacle.
but If pressed to make use of it he must
then take care that the arrangement is
simple and unobtrusivc, SO rs not to
distract attention from the vase.
When completed the implements are
again arranged on the tray, with the
exception of the scissors, which are
left near the flowers as Il Silent and
modest invitation to the master of the
house to correct faults" The host
sweeps up the rubbish and takes away
the tray. The other visitors, who have
meantime been waiting in the ante
room, are now admitted to pay the
proper compliment. Before leaving
the artist, unless IL person of superior
rank, takes the il'' gcrs out OF the vase;
lit is considcre'' prcsunptuous of him
to quit without destroying the evidence
Hf his skill Should the entertainer by
inadvcrtcncc have supplied scented
flowers on an occasion such as an in
ccnsc meeting. when perfume is pro
hibitcd, the polite artiiiccl makes no
remark, but SHIPS off the blossoms,
leaving only the unopened and scent
less buds. The flowers must not be
offered trimmed, or they might lool, as
II they had been previously used.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-11

at recent mechanical fair held ut
Worcester, England, Il watch was cx-
hibitcd in perfect running order con-
structcd wholly of iron. The object of
this curiosity was to Illustrate the
malicability of iron and its consequent
adaptation To a wide variety of novel
uses. Such articles, when made OF
iron may be easily clsctro-plntcd with
gold or silver, or adorned with all tho
Beauty of the cnamcler's art.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-11
~ Good Heart.

There was Il wise man among the
Jews says an old fable. who babe his
scholars tell him what was the best
thing for Il man to have and keep. One
said, a liberal and contcntcd disDo ,i-
uon; another, good companion and
friend; third, kind and good neigh
Dor; and fourth, the wisdom to fore
see the future and so shape the life as
to be successful and happy. But the
fifth SAID that Il good heart was better
than them all, for that, he added, will
be both contcnted, good companion
and friend, good neighbour, and will
enable one SO to live on, in the best
sense, to bc successful. and so truly
happy.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-11

NOTICE. -ALL TRAM
~ silent advertising must be
paid cash In advance, to save
cost of booking and collecting.
Advertisements In the one
cent-a-word column are one
cent for each Of the first two
insertions and half cent a
word for each subsequent In
sertion.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

NOTICE. TIE REGULAR ANNUAL.
~ meeting OF the stock holders of the
Midway Land Company will be held at
the office of the company, Roanoke, Va,
on Monday. March ~. 1898, st , o'clock
p. m. by order OF NJ. ID. Obenchain,
president. ,lUNIUS MCGEHEE,
Secretary.
Roanoke, Va, Feb. 81, 1898.
2 IS I'm.
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CHANCBRY NOTICES.
w. r. JOHNSON,
in cllanccry.

W. T dVTINSON,
CORA V V Johnson. in eAA"eeFy.
To CORA V. JOHNSON:
lou will hereby take notice that on Saturday
,hc 18TH day OF March, ls.ri, at the law office OF
Linsford Il Antrim. between the hours OF
lOa. IN and ? N: will proceed TO take the
dispositions OF Rev. W ii. Hammer, to be read as
evidence in my behalf in chanccry cause pendino
In the llustng Court ~ the city OF Roanoke, Va
in which | am plaintln and yon defendant
March |, 1873. W. r. JOHNSON
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GROOM HOUSE, WORD STREET.
y S25; 6-room house, Luck avenue, SIS;
Groom house, Henry street, S2s; Groom
house, Campbell street, $50; 7-room
house, Patterson avenue, Sl6; room
house, Commonwealth avenue, SIS. See
HAkToOOk, tho Renter, log Jefferson
street. 22Stf
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-11

CTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING-THE
~ annual meeting of the stock holders
OF the Pennsylvania Zinc and Iron Com
pany will be- held at the company's
office, 304 Terry building, Roanoke,
Va, on Thursday. March l6, 1893, at
10 a. M. HORACE NJ. ENGLE,
Secretary.
II. C. MUSSER,
9 1t aw Nv President.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-03-11

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
IN meeting.-The board OF directors OF
tho Crystal Spring Land Company have
fixed on the Office OF the company room,
No. 200, Terry Building, as the place
for the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the said Crystal Spring Land
Company, at which place the said an
nual meeting will be held on the Goth
day of March, 1898, at Il o'clock m.
All stockholders arc requested to be-
present in person or by proxy. BY order
OF the board of directors.
w. 5. McCLANAHAN,
Is BOT Secretary.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

n MORGAN, THE SHOEMAKER.
~ makes and repairs all kinds OF
boots and shoes at 1o4 Nelson street, op-
posite market house. Satisfaction guar
anteed. 1aoIv
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FOR RENT,

TOR RENT.-STORE ROOM, 11s
d Commerce street. Apply ROANOKE
SAVINGS BANK. % I'm
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ETOR RENT-FURNISHED FRONT
A rooms suitable for gentlemen az
SG5 Church street 214lm
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FOR SALE,
TOR SALE.

Capt Henri DAWN offers for sale his
splendid residence, 422 Church street.
containing II rooms, all modern i'm
provements, gas, hot and cold water,
hno cellar, thoroughly built, with stable
ior four horses and carriages. This
property runs through to Fourth avenue,
and is ono of the most convenient and
attrac tive in Roanoke. For terms apply
to the residence, or address CAPT.
HENRI DAWN, p. 0. Box IS, Roanoke,
Va. Change of residence the reason for
selling. 31o1m
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
4 communicating and otherwise, as
IS 9TH ave. s. W., near Jefferson st. 111tf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22
District Court Matters.

Yesterday the Fourth district ooutl
was occupied mainly Ia hearing the
damage suit planted against the
Southern Pacific Railway company by
A. n. Nelson 90 administrator Of the
estate Of Charles Nelson, dccuase d.
The suit IL brought 10 recover damages
In the sum Of $4,000 for the death oi
said Charles Nelson, who WAS gilloi
last January while In the act VI per
forming his duty as brakeman. The
case IL being closely contested on TO.
sidos, aud was not concluded yts.er-
DAY evening when court adjourned for
the day.
The jury, which had been out since
8 O'Clock Monday, agreed upon a vef-
Jict In the Perry g. West suit against
the Norwich Union Fire insurance
company. The plaintiff was allowed
$500 N the 5000 for which he sued.
Defendants we're given thirty DAYS IN
which 10 prepare aud serve statement
on motion Tor new trial.
On motion the cases against Haus J.
Rasmussen and John J. Jones were
dismissed.
The grand jury came into court duf.
Ing the day uni returned an indigi'
ment against John Cannon, painter,
tor forgery. Cannon was Ruaigncd
aud plead not guilty. Tidal was eel
Tot November p.
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EDJHCGNT CITIES
PROVO.
Tnovo, UfAn, NV q, is0s.
District court Matters.

The November term Of the First
district court u now In session.
George Davis and Willard HarfiF,
two OF the gang who ROBBED the Lem
cO-Op., were allowed 20 withurnW
their pleas Of not guilty OF grand
larceny anu plead guilty 70 petit
larceny. They we're sentenced 10 four
months In the county Jail.
Mary T., Whitaker took iudgmeu.
by default against Marx Jones oil al for
si,25LGi, attorney fscs, 500.
An Injunction was granted te4tfiiu-
Ing school district No, %, Juau county
frlm collecting school tax ffom the
Bullion.Buck g Champion Mining
company.
The case NJ the People " j. NJ. Har.
flnHt0n was dismissed.
n. n. Bfownsll was tried on the
charge Of stealing bank check from a
Mr.. Anderson AT Fort Duchusne 0n
May SD Of the present year. ThoJufy
after being Out short tiniu returned q
verdict Of mot gully, End Brownsll
was the recip.elt ola hU4riy embrace
from his vile.
The ease Of the People W Albert
Collins, aasault up0u the poraDn OF
Hyrum Hyde, with intent TO Nil,
which WA tflel ~ the ihtt term 20
court, but in which the Jury failed 10
agree, was the next Tor trial. The
assault be alleged 70 nave been com.
miuei at Eureka on April ], 1893. A
'ull report VI the Casc was given lu tho
NEWa at the time Of the former Trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22
County Commissioners convene.

The regular session u The county
court met yesterday when the follow
lug business was tfantaoiCu!
Thomas Bulge ami thirly.seven
Others puiltiOnod for nm UpriatiOu
Of $3.50 90 improve the road from
pleasant View 10 the Hot Springs. Re.
forred TO sultclmau 5huftin.
j. l.. FOy anu others asked that $1,000
be appropriated Tor ths repair Of roats
In Statewide,
Two hundred dollars was nppropri.
ated 10 dig a drain on the NORM slide OF
the Plain city road.
rhe county treasurer reported 500,
v53 In the treasury, AMI that there
were Outstanding warrants ~ the
amount u l7,3g0.iD.
The following resolution was Intro.
duced by 5elvotmNn Wangsgaard.
Resolved, That the county collector In
hereby instructed ami required 10
designate upon county warrants by
him received In payment VI taxes the
date upon which such warrants nrn
presented 10 him and by him accepted
for taxes. Carried.
AiseT allowing number o. bills
court A. j0urned for 0nu week.
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NOTICE Of STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NTOT'CE i HKUBY GIVES THAI
~ tuufH viii Ne a meeting of t1e a0rt
ho'tOfa ui .Ea hufA Point Consolidated ~
uTEu1L Nsupluy, held as u once 90 thr
C0lsH hHts' bul.lirg, second oush hurrl
rlIt Itfa CITY. ta't LAgn tsulN. Utah Ter.
rIinry, 90 tns $50 joy ~ November, be, re
. O'Clock M tur thr rafpnpv Ol considering
hNH 1.NuF urnu a pIspuf Zion i1 change Hul
amend rlr uTu0'ra Of 'u.nfugrsiI"s Hf ff.i
unuurUy. To- One t-'lru.0r ulIsHu Aru Goo we
. 1885, agrFuf rhia W'uuirs tte preamble
H.. stH IfF uut D.. tH0 rn1 .nHfH.f aui IaHt uln.
ehaiuH The Nuru "nsr.H tNe Wuraa HbrInnin"
With "qrHvIUur0 so turutGr | rl.. Gown Eco
aud Ins .uIiIf 600 W"rlH approved Nlwrh J..
4 p aA' aaa Hfr.uE .H hgu thereon Laws
uI Ll.h'
q nu lnorcaauE fhH capita. aI6os fun
ia4atJ ll1nsaut rg r'iy .huN.Hni 11.Hu.
%. -H aWrut.NE at'..u 90 d" EuNHI. #.
iHH Hfll COMPANY 10 re'. FI1 supply water fH-
HTisNHHu aHu uurr lunu..s NO IUfall
psrtaUgauINF or rrru"rHuUNa nHN UHnF ttnoh
hHlIDH loo 900 ypuur.t.H HIIH ttHu company,
#UUr ...H.H |. IH tUT tflI urra.suf Nm. rs
H"rN .HHrt suc HuIH |UH1 tonne Fnu rlnlI.
H.usUH IH- directors WHy lU.rrn'ns
o. ly Ir'UIHNs IIat lIl arHHH. mlrNT s.
staI la ls.HTH mo tH.Iu ".r|ar I4 NUF,.H.
lOr 1901 Huu tnrutly tfH saftgT.
d. a.. EHlvf. Precedent
.. 49, WHITEHEAD. lN, Secretary
lne w rr HI0ys r.fGIrol to IH hereby
noliiouuI until ..gu9gg. ny.r. iitl. ats POI, 100,
j. w. MHlfEuEAu, Jt,
Secretary
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A Founding.

A. l.. White, tbs railroad conductor,
was startled ON Monday night by hear.
ing the cry OF an iuiant at his front
door. On opening the door there lay "a
child OF three or four weeks old, care.
July wrapped up. No 0ne was met
who could inform him Az to how tho
babe came there. Sir. White tendeTiy
took up the little wall aud bore II into
this house, where II will no doubt re-
ceiye good attention. Later on going
to the door bundle Of clothing SUIT
able for the little Que was discovered.
The mother hal evidently seen the
cordial reception rendered the babe aud
had returned with tho clothing.
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Inquest Held.

The eoroner's Jury met at Llndquispi
Undertaking IaglJfa yesterday aud Ia
vestigntod thu cause Of Hallett
hayvrE' sudden death. Nothing
new developed In the Inquiry
anu verdict OF accidental
shooting by himself was rendered. A
further examination OF the pApura anu
contents OF the taio IN tho car occupied
by 5ayeT8 brought out tho TACT that
business was lott IN good condition.
The deceased is nephew OF Judge
Hallutt, Of Denver, 10 whom his re-.
mains will be- shipped for inlefmvnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-22
Notes.

The tax rectipt Of ovociiy for the
present yutL aH rep RED by tuu uoiiec-
tor, are so l1a.s5. Tho ui. ! fco9rdef's
financial snicnrn, OF tho past year
shows 81, 1880 Total receipts, anu
37,68g.il disbursements, with WAT
uu,s amounting 10 81, ijl.21 in ciscu'
iAtion.
Two tumps ato boa the county iail
Awaiting Trial on the charge Of robbiag
the Manu Coon.