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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
AssEsssMENT NOTICE

4 uCkY BILL NlNlNG COMPANY.
- Principal pla.u of business rntk CIV,
d tnn. location 0I mine. suato trocs Mining
uislurt, NaltHH HHuty luh. Notice BE-
hereby given. tlHt 900 70 meeting ut the Hoard Of
Irustrr. Ol tHH Lura. lii MIuiup Company
held uu luu .Iut iH. u' August, 1886 ug usUH.H.
mcht No. ~ OF o. cent. Urf share Was l0yird
un tho ruUiInl rlu". ui tho corporation, pay
able Go tUu secretary within 90 dave from
Huoyr date, nt sVIt T. Nf CITY, Utah. Any
tluHa uuuu which lN.. asHgHGmrut RENAME uu.
mid uu Ihu ION IH. OF yptgmuur, 10 WIN bee
drluHuguL AUD u1tr H.ut Tor HAle,Ani uu'uss
payment 10 made before, WilI uc SOLD az public
iueu1u ON ihH t'gi daE of october, 1913. uI Do
building sllf l4ku iIt, Utah, 90 pay tuuu.
quunt aa.rHsmUnls together with costs of
uHycrtl sing uuI expense of Halo AshCsanuult
may np ptu 90 fuH Utah Commercial and
SAVING Bans. san luEu tity, Yah.
W. q uUHtuN, secretary
Residence, BurtUnH Court End South, bet
.nd and rd Nott 30, aaIt LAKE n.y. uuah'
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SUMMONS


Tho People of hp Territory of Utah send
greeting 90 Olga uirtnvr, defendant
UuU AM HEREBY INQUIRED To
I appear iu nu action brought against NJ u
Iy the above named Uiuutn CO., tue uisirrt
Court ~ The thud judicial District of The
Territory uf Utah, tl answer tuU complaint o ed
therein within Ten tHys IrNrlusiyu Of the uHY
uI HUrNiruI utur tNu Do vice con sou " this
summuus-if served within ihia county nr, 10
rfrrvd QUO ut ihIa county. but In thus district
Nfthiu tWrut. days. uthrnNIfu wuhlu forty
daHs=1r Judgment Day default Will tu taken
against YOU, according Co the prayer Of saii
Thu Sid acton s hronsht io have decree
Uf thIH Count dissOiyiuE co., bonds nf mntriWuul
existing between pIaluuH aud defendant, hud
releasing aui freeing defendant from ANY aud
all obligations thcruuu1rri ami Tor other and
uuNUvr rylIri uIHF,d 900 tg ground that dur.
wtlIuUg Hui without ruusu DIES rtuI rul Hulu.
dpuUd Oh NTH aut ever HurU ufs and suIl
continues Hu 60 wlIflE Hud without DHuHD
De-. HTt and abandon HnII ulHmuU uuu ca live
HtuUfAiU uad apart Num BLUE against Die WI
auN without hls consent
And you are hereby uBuhrd thutW YOU ftl
Gen appear uu1 answer Cue Halt complaint HH
above required toe sl.l paIuuN vlI Apply 90
tlu CONT Tor tNr relief g.WNu.Ui tIUlUlu.
WHlutaH. taU nos. CHARLIE ~ fANE.
,uHHu ami Inr sral Of tbr District Count o.
tlf IaIu Judicial District lu aul iur thu
Iuruufy NJ ttiu. THIS ttln gAf a July, boo thc
yc.r af uur ord one thousand eight hundred
itNRY e. MCMILLAN, Clcrk.
10y 1Iu. %. LuuMisi Deputy il1rk.
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NOIloE oE AssEssMGNT.

tn|Fr OF fhu
nufcrct Gold a silver Mining Milling Co.,
salt lAEo tiU, Utah, Juiy %. M9.
NOTICE Il HEuFnY UiVES THAT
~ ne mOruHF ct the Eulrd "a Difuriota
%. lhu bcarrct colds silver Mining a NilnuR
company, held az -ult Lake tity, Utah 1hurss
DAY, june 3fihs 1898, uu HsausHmVut OF y
mills por ~ Tr was levied up1n tho capital
stock Of SAID curp1r .tluui phyHulc on or hcf0rn
Thursday. August flHt lsII. Co tnr trrrot1rg,
4 Milton MutHrf 30 the ufrr otihe Company
tu l.Ift snusu Temple Street. slit Lake tity.
Any stock up0u which HIcu usHUHHmuut may
remain unpaid on alld Slot day Of August, lsti,
wall lr declared delinquent aud advertised
Cor sale, aud unl HH payment lH made before,
will De- sold 10 thU nm o % thu company aturo,
taii at O'Clock D m, on Monday, the llth
day NJ scuiCnluri -i ut public ucuon Co tho
highest bidder o. pay tho delinquent assess
mcut together with cost Of advertising aud
expense of sac,
Al stockholders will De expected % bring or
sUud their rUrtIueHtus for proper oudHrHumunt
when assessments arc pail
A. MlLrOH MussEU,
tH suerttlFv
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NnIInE

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO The srOCk.
| hai1srs OF the North Point Dun.aI.IHIpI
ir,I@siion company that the anuHa uuuuug
al ike stocthoidtfs Of the said tumHauv 400
II bsid at o'clock pm. on N0ufI.. NUr .f.
day Of september neSt' az o., ,uI.. II"..
IA ,rgntng wear and 60 attend 600 au"HH..Ur
iustnr. prftainine 20 the iuicretia OF tHu .ldI.
t.ay III may be brought before 90
i'' J W WHITEHEAD, Ju.
-p.7Uilry.
salt taho city. August 18Th $3.50.
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v.rOTlCE rs uFUEuY GlytN ny THE
~ uuiurIup1, AumiulauWriN OF thc Relate
OF tuatIpH d. uftru, drtta co. 90 the rrrdl
tbp said IprpaHtH o. EXHIBIT them with tho
necessary ,puHNlr. within i,ur months after
40 Hrsi rUHuratIu ui in.' notice, l1 thr SAID
AdmuairairN 40 Eytrtlu freein't. M the
County 90 rulf falt liHN Territory
Dated ADJUST .ith l.Ni,
NtIA Ann * hpr mark 6RLLN,
AlmIUBTatu. ui lhe ra,h'o OF NhArlta y.
trH.u. urUraault
W.ddaI * AIams. Attorneys for Estate
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They are claiming almost rs much Cor
the now compound litho-carbou as used
10 be claimed for aluminium. They FAY
81 makes a paint imperyioul to weather
Or barnaclc5; that it can be applied 90
cloths and win make them absolutely
waterproof and cause no odor TO attach
10 them. as india rubber unfortunately
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29

Lightning works chemically II has
tho power OF developing % peculiar
odor. which has been yariously conf
pared TO that OF phosphorus, nitrous
gas and most frequently burning snl'
phur. Waion mentions storm ON the
isthmus Of Darcn which diiiuEad such o
sulphurous stencil through tho etmos-
phare that no and his inagaudmg COM
panious could scarcely breathe, pgriicu'
larly when they plunged into tho wood,
Chambers journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
LEGAL NOTICE.
in the Probate Court Of salt take County,
Utah Territory.
On the matter Of the estate OF John scott,
deceased.

L. ST. Lyman IT.. j. ~ Cahoon and trotar
i calder. commissioner heretofore ar-
rUI.IHl Iy This court to patuuuu iuu f.sNun
0I Hs % rsiatc. having made their report goo iue
.ruurt and htod the same 20 DO NOW u"IHrrN tlHl
saturday. the lnd day " september l-a 20
lU 0'e ock m. De, aud tNr .Hr .'f'.N
fixed. boo Tho CONT room of .tiI Uuu.. ru.rH
and when all poraoua interested wf" HH. tII d 800
SHOW cIuHr, lf any they Dave, WN. INr ttII co. .
uuIt Should not ue continued. lhc $500 L.Nnfi
DO HUreDy referred 90 and made rar Oi ln.H
NOTICE.
Nud itts further ordered that % onuv oi THE
notice lrpunlFhrd boz thr Uf HrNtf nlNiNH
NIvs. % newspaper uruluu lu1 puHI.NcI DOL
s.II lake County. every issue unii' llH .Iiu
guu .y ut september ia
UuIu iu uuun court .ht .i.i taf OF NuEu o.
isU JACOB %. hlhiU
Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
READYMArL MUglAHu plAaTlRS

READY MAZE MUSTARD FLhSTERS
We wore tho frat manufacturers on tNl
Continent ngr latest improvement F'irpos.ls
anything ever below produced. 100, les ~.
per t'n. &c. siuc TO havo sLAuUitN's. Ask
ior them iiread on cotton c'oih.
sEABuaYS SULPHUR CANDLES.
Prevention better than cufc. Uv burning
fhrgHCl dies bad 9mcllsiu bnHUrUHfe. closets,
6c. Hrc destroyed and thulgHU,asi1H lisaasua
rre aupt 'wari uI71 useful Cor Crr.Iue mot
qui.l5 au1 i-r.' atlu- Insects rr.l, -jc each.
Topit'fY ak-HIHre. aHlrin.lIl cte,uea
EYDR0NAPHIhlL pASTiLiES,
iueur.c rlir. hrs and Iny.-uuiIl. go. Der
horUf So. Sole NIrII-UfurNF.
EsI.h TsNTlEX ~ ,TOIlN son
rH7rn'aceut1ni N-W v07W.
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Ir-fPu g. souiuth 1iM 'uNlNis
u .rrfo. aI tho estate of Irui1mu . Alien,
YrffatHu HatIur ufCd Die UvIuuu N.TUHt
duy t,fiGcd.unaylpr tor ar Ui .cr 90 .aIe of uc
rt.t. ,.tnte ui aaIu uCtrdUN'. for IHu UUUH.H
iIgf,Iu M fHfIn, 10 b. therefore ordered .N lho
Jujsc OF s.id roari. th1t DO pgfH... ut rs.ud
Boo irv estate OF Hnii ~. t..'.. 'II loo Nt'Nrr
a.r %. 4pUtHHuer, ls.lt II H.. U" Iu Do.
forenoon ~ sid unyi 100 ihH .N.' 'U".f ui H..d
b.. .fs 0.Uft. 4t tIr tnuuH '.UT House. Iu
tTrtt.v and county OF Hult Lobe lHH IHIH
tpr.s .1 SHOW cause WHY 1u ORDER HiHu.I uut IH
.ll.H.rIft hr Sail AdHIu" ..I'ur M HHI. sa
rIrUb rf tHc fcaI estate Ut fh" .NI U.. U.sru uf
tfttHte no ns sinai hc rpUtH.a|., HUI ihNt h
'.uy uf tnIa urHyr be- published .I lrHH. tour
.f't ea.lye Woke Iu Tie I.Ir.HiI iNtNAH
sta. ...vst~t,,t t.4l. '' i1."...i u
md ,It. Hud county, ur written rHHagut Ut ail
psfiioa e tercstcd in said pw.Hu liuaa ug uICi
herein. ..,. ..
inIfzs & nunuis. Attorney Ior Aimms.
traitor
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John g.. N,neg.r. john vs.. iI.aam James
uitEu utu u Haloilu and sarah %.
Campbell, r.anUHH.
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W. G So No 80
DaHy............,,SlO.OO $3.50 S2,5o SLu0
Semi We6lly..... 800 l.75 100 .iJ
pfseei Wctk'Vo $50 100
Address all communications 10
THE DEsERET NEWS CO.,
halt Lake ce..a, gitsias
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iu che District Court u aud Cor thc Third
luuUnI WaiI. cot liU Territory,
t"uuiH uI sails ln.r,
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m thc Probate Court, 900 1HN iHr saN istc
County. Tcrriinr n' tVu
d. hc matter Of che estate ui IunHm.n o.
Allen. dr.rI0rH
order TO show cause y, \, grl,r 0' .i'' OF real
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-29
sAMrEhT wA,LEgR,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Dated san Lake cwumh, August l5.6, is1i.
Ur...t.a. A lIfHUIutl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-25
THE T1,,ts-R1CHMOND VA. THURSDAY MAY 25 1893

land introducing him as the brothsr OF
n Ridcr Hageard. He WAS invited to
stay awhile and accepted with ,lacrity
and spent the night there. the next day
no borrowed a horse and buggy 10 ride
around and view the country, and was
gone FOR three days. upon his "etIrn
S-or, his extended view his reception at
,he Caetl, was wiutry in the extr me.
SO he decided 10 pull mp stakes and look
for PASTURES new His ingratiatlng man
ners soon procured him lodgm mt In
Tho house OF Captain J. -. Frizzell. and
there ne STAYED until the fever struck him
10 take another roam, and with a view
ia urepare himself well for the trip. he
borrowed Captain FrzzelTs expensive
Macintosh and silver-mounted pipe. and
strolled Off
The last view Captain FriZzell had Of
his cherished garment was as the sad
summer breeZcs huttered II around the
fast receding form Of his dudlsh guest.
Thus the story runs. and in order 10 Sc
cure n confirmation or denial Of II. /
called on Miss Gertrude Rives. who Is
STAYING in Richmond, last night. and
asked her whether there was any truth
In II. "rhe whole thing IS false" said
Miss Rives. "The man referred 10 never
STAYED at Castle Hill at all. in fact. re-
ceived no invitation TO stay there. He
went 10 our door and asked my mother
where Captain FrzZeil lived, and she sent
a servant 10 show him the way. and that
was the foundation for the story. This
tale as well rs all the stuff that was
written about us last winter, IS absolutely
false. and is written by a man who has
a dislike for our family, and takes every
occasion TO annoy US by writing these
sensational tales. Such things annoy my
sister Mrs Chanler, whose nerves are
rf-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-25
4 F1KIR CONES no GRIEF.
The Drowning of James T. Arnold-His
Body sent Home.

LEXINGTON. VA, May 24.-SpeciaI.-
Another would-be swindler. armed with
all the guile that he could learn in the
atmosphere Of Boston, came 10 GRIEF
IN Lexington yesterday y. W. Godfrey.
from Boston registered at Irvine's Hotel.
ana IN few hours had convinced a
Tea ling lawyer and the Bank Of Lcxing-
Ton that he had q contract with the
chesapeake and Ohio and Baltimore and
ONO railroads TO furnish ballast and
'Hat ne would like 10 deposit $500 in
checks on New York, which he did.
checking out 800 The leading lawyer
made him his client and started with him
ior Washington TO appear in a case, but
became suspicious and returned. Tate
Sterrett. the liveryman. found that Cod
IFey had driven across the country.
overlook him at Natural Bridge Station.
made him give up the 500 and defray
the expenses OF the trip. Having no
warrant, Godfrey escaped
The sad drowning Of James r. Arnold.
a member Of the senior law class Of
Washington and Lee University. re-
ported yesterday has east a gloom over
the student body and the sympathetic
community After diligent DRAGGING of
the river his body was found ia a few
feet of the bank. He was substitute ON
the Harry Lee boat crew, and attempted
TO swim across the river. When near the
bank he cried once for help and sunk
Immediately before help could reach him.
The law class and knights OF Pythias
escorted the remains to the Baltimore
and Ohio train this morning. accompa-
MED by the entire student body. the
corps Of cadets of the Virginia Military
Institute. the faculty OF the University
and citizens. Young Arnold would have
graduated with honor i'm ten days. be-
sides holding several honorary positions
in the University
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-25

In front Of the HenIico county court
house Yesterday Charles a. Rose. auc-
tioneer. sold az public auction some valua-
bic property, consisting Of several tracts
of land. building lots. mill. &c, on the
WILLIAMSBURG road, between Richmond
and Seven Pines, for nearly 5000. The
same property was sold about eighteen
months AGO. and brought only about half
that amount. This shows q rapid increase
I'm the value Of property in that locality.
and demonstrates that real estate Is tax
ing on a lively interest Whereabouts AZ
the sale there was q large audience In
attendance. and considerable interest was
manifested in the bidding. Advance no
tees of the sale had been published eX-
clusiyely in The Times, and the price
paid for the property was considered
good one
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-25
ASSASSIN AND SUICIDE.
w. 4. Aherron, of Gloucester, Kills His
wife. Then Himself.

WEST POINT. VA. May Especial
A telephone message tonight from Glou-
cester Courthouse, Va. confirms the re-
port Of the horrible tragedy near Sassa-
fras, in Gloucester county, i'm which Mr..
W. r. Aherr0n. "A Well-known oyster
planter, killed his wife and then blew out
his own brains.
The affair occurred about o'clock
Tuesday morning. and il is said that the
only witness 10 the awful deed was
Aherron's little ten-year-old grandson.
The particulars Of the affair are hard
10 obtain, owing 10 the fact that the scene
OF the tragedy is many miles from any
railway station.
The Information AT hand is 10 the effect
that on Monday Mr.. Aherr0n was I'm his
usual health attending 10 his oyster in
terests. Nothing unusual was noticed in
his hearing until yesterday morning. soon
after he arose from an apparently restful
night he secured his shot gun and dis
charged the contents Of both barrels In
his wifes head, who was yet I'm bed He
then quietly placed the muzzle OF the
reloaded weapon under his chin and
literally blew his head off.
Mental alteration Is assigned as the
only possible cause for such an act.
Both bodies were buried to-day I'm one
grave at Bellamy's church. Of which the
unfortunates were members.
The horrible deed has thrown a pail
over this entire section Of the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-25
TO BE RFTNTERRED.
Remains Of Fifty-Four Confederate Sol
diers to Finally Rest In Hollywood.

Remains Of Fifty-fOur confederate SOL
diers TO Finally Rest in Hollywood.
The ffty-four Confederate soldiers who
have lain near Drewry's Bluff since the
memorable battles at that historic spot
win to-day, due 10 the noble efforts Of
the Junior Hollywood Memorial Assoc
ciation. be reiuterred in the soldiers
section OF Hollywood Cemetery. The GER
cmonits M the cemetery Will be simple
I'm character. and viii consist Of a hymn
10y Captain Cunningham, prayer by
Rev. DR. Hoge and q brief address. Rev.
-andCn II. Ma son, rector OF Grace
church. has been invited &C cpeak.
A detail from the Ashby Light Horse
Troop will meet the remains at the
Petersburg train and escort them 20 the
cemetery. The Junior Hollywood Assoc
citation and representatives, from the
HOLLYWOOD and lakewood Memorial AssO-
cations. Lee Camp and other organiza-
lions will assemble in front Of the Sc
cond PRESBYTERIAN church at As o'clock
and take up the line Of march for holly
wood as soon as the remains coming
from the train reach the corner OF Main
and Fifth streets.
The boys of the Junior Hollywood
Association will march in the line.
The remains Of the soldiers come from
graves. twenty-fOur Of which We're
marked with the rames Of the dead
twenty with the name OF the company
10 which they belonged aud ten un-
marked.
The boxes containing the remains Will
be covered with Confederate flags.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-25
PROFESSOR D0WNIE'S EECTURE.
lie Entertained "A Cultivated Audience at
the Mozart Academy Last Evening.

At the Mozart Academy last evening
Professor Donald Downie entertained In
a charming manner a large and cult
waited audience with lecture on ma
ToleOn BOnaparte." He spoke in
fluent manner, proving completely his
thorough knowledge OF his theme. and
he possesses happy menner Of express
sion that eliminates any verbilge that
could so eanly sprout and grow in
lecture Of this sort on the contrary, his
statements are succinct and withal inter-
esting facts. and the address is enhanced
iy large and beautiful stereopticon views.
lie took his audience through the notable
epochs I'm Napole0n's life showing scenes
that Nividly brought 10 mind the SPLEEN
doris of the French court, the battles OF
the old Guard, the features OF many Of
u G contemporaries Of Murat and Robes
lierre. and the sad scenes OF the di-
Vorced Josephine. Many of the views
were enlarged copies of pictures from
the Gallery Of Battles al Versailles. and
they possessed a ccloring that showed
the true artistic touch. They are beau
uful creations.
As a Whole the lecture was thoroughly
enjoyable. instructive and interesting,
and many students OF French history.
who were absent. should have been
present at what would have proved TO
them charming treat.
This evening Professor Downie will
take MS audience on q tour through the
British Isles. and will also show views
Of Japan.
The proceeds are to be devoted 10 the
First Virginia regiment-a worthy
cause-and enc that should quickly APP
peal TO all loyal citizens OF Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-25

A special telegram TO The Times last
night from Raleigh says:
1t will be remembered that some time
since John Allen Johnson, who shot OF
hcer Upchurch. voluntarily surrendered
himself 10 the police authorities at Rich
moud Sergeant Washington brought the
prisoner 10 this city. and claimed the
reward of $500 offered by Marshal Hin.
That gentleman did not think il incum-
bent upon him TO pay the money. and re-
fcrrcd the matter 10 the Attorney-G General
of the United States. He has received a
liter from that Official stating that he
did not consider IL incumbent upon the
Government 10 pay the reward. as IL was
q voluntary surrender. Sergeant Wash
ington viii receive his necessary expenses
for bringing the prisoner TO Raleigh, but
nothing more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-25

Messrs. r. 3. Chamn & Co. will sell to-
day at public auction an attractive piece
Of property in Henrico county near the
western limits Of the city. II contains
number of improvements. and is quite
desirable. The property fronts on Jac-
quelin street and lies between Washing
ton and Carter streets.
Mr.. James II. Crenshaw viii sell at
public auction this afternoon at 4:3O
o'clock on the premises a desirable house
and lot No. 40l west Clay street, front
ing % II feet on Clay street and ex-
tending back $50 feet 10 an alley
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-25

Mr.. Louis W. Pizzini left for Danyille
AT 1910 O'Clock yesterday afternoon 10
take the part Of Captain Corcoran' in
the opera "Pinafore," in that city. to-
morrow night and Saturday matinee
Colonel w. Kirk Mathews will leave on
the 1910 train to-day TO play the part Of
"Sir Joseph Porter. X. G. b."
The opera will be given by the society
people Of Danyille for "a charitable pur-
pose.
Mrs. Wihelmine Schmidt qualified in
the chancery court yesterday as eNecutrix
Of the estate Of Hermann Schmidt, which
is valued al $c0. 100 O. b. Hill also quail
fed as executor of O. Il. Hill, Sr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-25

OF Twenty-sevcnth and II. streets. The
applicant secured license some upe ago
10 sell liquor at Twenty-seventh ana
8. streets. but the officers OF the Fast
End Baptist church made strong oppo-
fltion. and the license was Wlthura"n'
When tho apnlicatiou was made yestcr-
day TO sell liquor al Twcnty-sevenih and
r. streets Rev Joel Tucker. pastor OF
East-Eud BAPTIST church. appeared WIN
about thirty witnesses. many OF NHom
were ladies'. and strongly opposed the
granting OF the license on the srounu
that fbe location WAS less than two
squares from the Eaat-End church.
\ warrant was issued at the county
courthouse yesterday charging Francis
Lopez with the betrayal OF Miss Annie
Eacho The warrant was sworn out by
the young womans father The people
are said TO be well-known and highly
respected in the community ia which
they live