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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-04
PROVO LETTER.


sp. Iai Conespolifarc ~ Hc Narl.
iRuvo, Jan. THE county court
held II brief session yesterday. The
relief Of an INDECENT person was about
the only business considered. The
session will be continued today.
The case Of Levi Gronsky vs.. Anna
Marks, u suit TO recover Sels5 wages ms
clerk at Sl2j per month, was on yes.
tcrday In the First District Court.
Defendant claims that chs took plaintiff
iu,o her house out Of charity, because
lac was sick; what little work he did
was for his board. The entire day was
spent IN taking testimony in anu
Arguing the case. The Jury was Ia.
stguoied to return sealed verdict.
James Brodie was tried a short time
since on the charge Of stealing watch,
ana was acquitted. he then brought
suit against Officer Wiikous to recover
500 damages, alleged To have been
sustained GU account of that officer go-
lng through his grip Ia search OF
stolen goods. rhc east was heard yes.
ilcFday beIoto Commissioner Dudley,
bu. u decision was reserved.
rhaddeus II. Clua OF this CITY and
j. NJ Dalton OF Springvillu, nave
been scr apart Ne special \. NJ. NJ. LA.
missionaries to labor IN ST. John, N.
Joseph, AaFlcopa aud Snowflake Stakes
M Arizona rhey win start for their
hc!i OIL LABOR about the 10th inst.
Frank Knight broke his log the
other day While engaged in wrestling
match The fracture has been re
ducel ana he Is getting along all right,
The usual number OF friendly calls
were lnade on New Year, but other.
wise tne Jay was very quiet ana de.
voiA oil especial Interest.
The Colleen Bawn, presented on
MONDAY eveninsby the Thespian CLUB
al the Opera House, drew out a very
iAir proportion of the theater goors Of
tue city The club expect 70 70 10
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current expenses could be- reduced
hy about sli.Dup per year. All
memhets VI tnr new cosnrl we're
present, except Atkinson aud when
the mayOr's nominations for oil cial
appointments were read, each nUmi.
nee received the fuil nine votes EXCEPT
BinfOfd, who received seven. Only
part ul lhs nominations were madc,
the balance being icit until the next
meeting % the council The officers
elected aro a. follows Street suuervi.
suG Archie Bowman, auditor, W. r.
BsarJslry; physician, Dr.. NJ. y.
Grave, chief OF Dire department, VII.
liam Bui1rd; as.ist,nt chief Job War.
uef, sanitary inspector, ID T.. MajOu;
hospital steward, Wan. sherwood,
chief of police, = W. MetCalt; dog tax
collector, W. J. Carney. Councillor
ON presented 10 the council Tor IT,
ilTst reading the new salary ordinance.
Compensation per nnuuul offered 20
each officer h ~ follows. Mayors 100;
cJuncilmen, vauh, $500; recorders l5U'i
auti,or, 500. street supervisor, 1890;
chief OF fire department., $500; Treas.
ureres, s30n attorney, sl20U; engineer,
5000; eextOn, sGO0;JuHtico " the peace,
$1,000; physician, $500, chief OF pollcH
ant marsh al, 5000; sanitary Inspector
$500; superintendent public buildings
aud grounds, $1,000; ctcmNtor Si2p.
Dog tax collector 80 per cent OF tho
amount OF nXeu collected and II per
head Tor each dog billed. Poll tax
collector Is per cent o. the amount OF
taxes collected.
The ordinance was read twice by its
title aud passed. III viii bo published
upon its approval.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-04
An Unfortunate Affair

The case of Thomas Price, the seven
teen.yesf.old youth, whose arrest by
Deputy Marshal Dyer was mentioned
In yesterdays NTws, is one attended
with some rather painful surroundings.
Price n charged with iornicailon, the
girl being Alice GsbbJtt, aged twenty.
six, whole parents reside Oh Grape
street. she and she duicndant were
formerly In service In the saue family
at raylOfsvllle, ana II wa, while there
that tue alleged o1onso was coISmitt,d.
Alice Is n partial cripple and has
suffered from dropsy Tor some time.
Her parents were not aware that she
was fHcieHto until Saturday lest, when
the child was born in an clubhouse Ut
the fuar Of their residence. Since then
the girl has been In u ycsy low con-
IitiDu.
The preliminary examination VIII
take place before Commissioner Green
man on January 10th, tho defentaups
bond having been placed at $500.
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ONE MASS Of SCALES
All Other Remedies lsii Relieved IN
stuutly Hud cured In Four Weeks
hy tie Cuticura Remedies.

have % fCW wurds 90 sav regarding The Curi
CurN NtNLUifs Thry have cured me In tour
wrCks' lime irum o. ss.n aud Blood Disease
which : hat tor UVef three ycafs. A. CfrtnIu
Times. mV Tkin would Ice very sore, aud always
lcpt cracking aud pccltuH on no wiiie scales,
~ c0ld weather my taco vas ouC mass " art.os
when 10 ihu cold air tnc pain was intcnsrs u
WOu.d almost bring tears 10 my eyes, Aud MY
I.uui hlfu hoiuE IA q lopH .1udfi un, with luss
OF bait ttayc tficd cNrfl NuoNu rumcd, that
wa recommended 20 NE, utt 300 was Ut ne use.
Hnd 4utr ne very little lruoul. a0. hearing Of
yuur suftrnh NtNLuft', q concluded o. rive
thom aWlsi IhC lrst aruIlU ttiuu .aayt aliuuft
instant rtllvf. H. few Nuets t.Itt 7 fuunt tus.
tflt cured. uud ] an tNHuNful fir what they
lANC done tor mes 1uUr ttlIUruA IlHIufts
A." q hiessins 10 thu.r who MAY fave coo .Ii.
uuEunt4 20 Use ltt.h. can rfUumuru Q fhHm
To- any une. EuNt - itNA-.
..fl, tu.Yu N,v. CI.H.Iff. do,
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Is N A GENUINE CORPSE
DR.. IAlmage 10 Make In analysis Of
thr Alleged rctriligd Dody.

There Is considerable interest still
being manifested over the discovery VI
the alleged potriiiei body eNhune4 at
NJ. sGi south Seventh West street
DR.. ra!maFe aud NFws repre-
sentatIN, today made a minute cNamI-
uatiOn vi the premises on which the
body was found and took exact
measurements Of the excavation. DC.
lHImsge called Mt Mr.. S!lls place this
afternoon and was allowed to take
away the piece o. The brOke1 thumb for
the purpose Of making microscopiual
examination and analysis. Tho doctor
viii also apply certain inlallihle testt
10 the body this afternoon which viii
demonstrate whether 1t Is genuine
uetTliud corpse or n cement iOrmuiion,
The result will be known tomorrow.
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Today's Probate Court.

Estate AMI guardianship Of Chas
Barnett, a miner. Hearing on petition
for letters Of guardianship. Continued
for TWO weeks.
Estate OF Cbas. IL. Cochran, dc.
ceased. Continued til Jan, 1th.
Estate Of Mary Ann Guilds, deceased.
Hearing ON report OF commissionersin
PARTITION. Report confirmed.
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THIRD DISTRICT COURT.


Chief Justice Zane did nothing Of
any considerable Importance Ia the
Third district court this morning, the
entire time being given up to the
hearing Of motions and the disposiug
Of genetalitics. The attendance OF at.
torneys wac exceedingly mcagr..
JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF.
In the case VI 5. >. Farrell ". y. II.
Grorsbeck ct al, default, judgment
was entered Tor the plaintifl rs prayed.
RErERRTp.
John w. Young VS.. fuclla G.
Young, default. This case was re-.
iefrcd tn Judge Anderson to Try and
report testimony aud nndings.
DEMURRER srUAI1TEp.
In the case OF q. W, Arnold w. A..
l., Williams cI al., the demurrer To
complaint was argued aud submitted.
THAT NorE ANp MORTGAGE.
Ouce more the ,uit OF ". =. Nc.
Cornick. the banker, VI. ID. Alexander
morning Judge neudttsOn, ON behalf
Of thr plaintiff, moved for Judgment In
favor Of his ulicut, on the pleadiugs.
The claim, on note nud mortgage, II
lUF the sum OF about 81 > 900, with .jOl
ns Attorneys lees Ia addition. htt0i.
"ey Cherry opposed the motion, on the
ground TINT Sir. Mccormick took he
mortgage on q stock OF goods which
wgs being III at retail, and that the
money was usoi by Alexander for his
own purpose, consequently II wgs
fraud M law. The cUUt, held, how, vel,
that that was not u euiiicieutansweg 10
the suit, inusmuclI rs Mt. MCCOrniCk'E
knowledge was not connected with u.
His honor, GA applications, allowed
Attorney Cherry one day 10 amend ms
answer and 10 the matter again went
Ovrr--this timu tn TOMORROW.
Mossrs, I1ur and Putnam Withdrew
the answer Of Receiver I. Is, VII.
l.ams.
ABOUT ALlNoSn.
In the bending divorce .uit OF Mar.
gaTut l.. Cutlrcll Va. Learned Cottfell,
the defendant was sworn and exam.
ined as to his ability 10 nay nlimOny,
costs, etc., aud tue matter wa then
couunued jill SATURDAY next,
TIM 10 tine case IN which the deiend-
ant WINS ARRESTED AMI taken before a
U. :. commissioner ghort time ago on
u charge vi assaulting his vie.
FoRECLosuRE.
Thatcher Bfus. Banking Company
vs.. F. A. Mitchell. Default was en-.
tered, AMI decree Of foreclosure and
sale entered i1r the plaintiffs.
j. Il. Bremen VI. j Ohm 4. Ornesbpci ,
Demurrer to complaint ovegruled.
Z. \, II. Fmuklln vs, John Wall.
Demurrer to auswer ovorruied on stip.
uiAtifr.
AGAINST me rh,iTC LusUER GO.
The Utah COMMERCIAL & Savings
Rank today flied suit .n the Third
DisitiCt court 10 recover from the pagi-
nc AumOct s. Building Co., Martin
earn, George Crismon, Jos. l.. Jensen,
W. l.. Hansen Aud G. Aston the sum
OF {. ,,UIp with Interest nt no per cent
from Nov, bth, lag-I Ola q piomi-sury
note. Aliidavils Tor attachment nave
otGn filed.
DISSOLUTION oF lNEEsIiW,
The law partnership OF liaiyhn aud
Anderson haa bven dissolved by mutual
consent. Hencciurwatd Col. kAl.h "a
will run thu business on his own
account at his Office ia the olu Tribune
buiidins, ". Stooud South street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-04
THREE SETS OF THGN.
Articles oil Incorporation Filed In the
County Clerk, ONCE Today.


Article OF incorporation Of the
Treasury Nnult Mining aud Milling
Company were illei with the county
clerk this morning. The o6jcc! Ji the
organization Is the carrying on o, a
general mining, milling aud smelling
business. The capital s,ocy amounts
to 500, 900, divided into $4,000 shares
Of the par value OF 81 each. The in
corporntors anu the number Of shares
held by each are--Frsnk A21alia, 3d.
Goa; NJ. l.. Raymond, $4,000; wilbur
T.. shutter, 10000 Golden 9. Eimer
iGOd, Charles +. sailor, 1000; William
II. wilson, 9DUu; p. =. Armstrong,
1000; Wilbur y, shnlier' trustee, lv'i.
Gao. All The foregoing reside IN SAT-
Luke CITY, Charles 7. Sailor has been
hosen president, NJ. l.. Raymond
vice.president, W. L. Shai'er treasurer,
and :. p. Armstrong secretary.
MINING AND NIlLINd Also
Tha Lemhi Gold, Mining & Milling
Go. hlel Ito article. this morning WIN
| the county clerk. The object iu view
Is tho purchasing anu operating oi
mines and mining claims, buying anu
selling mine prOuutg-, 70 ,rect ANU
establish smulting mills, etc, Ihu
capital stoCR Is siOO,0Ol, divided mo
$500, 600 shares OF enc par value ot "
each. Tho lncorpOniors aru--J amon
G.. Coad, whp holds "l,dol shA'e,'
Edward y. Parsons is,uOJ, Henry -,
Osborn ibl.75n, Patrick j. Dounhue
| tGlbbousyllp, Utanl 49, $50, james l'
snyder 1000. All the foregoing, sh'
cent Mr.. Djuahua reside IN SAT- i'"H ~
James {. Coad is the president =. .
| Pnrsnna vlce.presideut, nni huhiy o.
Osborn secretary and treasurer
me "RANCuEE."
Tho Rauoher Publishing Co. llE,e, ,
wise pInced va articles upon County
! ClerE Meloy's lilo THIS mornihs, lAv
General oiiice viii be Ia tins c'lyl nv nv
Tue he OF tue company isgiven ~ my
year.. The object 10 10 CARY o ",
u printing business, the pupi.,u.nS y, W.
magazines and all kinds Of illerlu,u'
dey1.pd 10 agriculture, stoeR tais'hg,
farming, ranohing, sporting, hin'"h
and milling. The capital SIOUX 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-04

'0,Oru, divided into lolH shares NJ gtu
each. The shareholders afr u. 81.
Sloan, 500 shares y. \. W0lcot,, i,u,
f.. T., Sloan, l0n, r. :. Wolcctt, =. a.
Tect aud Benjamin Suite IN ssch.
They all reaide IN srll Lake " vs..
sloan has been chosen president, !. T..
Peck secreiaty and L. T.. Sloan
treasurer. y. a. MolcotL will be
blHluess manager
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-04

A bright afternoon ani lifst.clnse
presentation OF u sterling drama, an
cnticing, serviceable aud necessary
souvenir, hr0ughl cut big attendance
10 the last Pho ak performances. lg-
morrow the stock company produce
The Messenger from Jarvis Station,
and The Cutio Hall offers some rato and
cxtfautdluury attractions.
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NnIlcE In uReplIoRs.

T1nIQ q TIHDIIT 4 "Uim0Tc, docllIcd.
NOTICE Us uLEEuN DNEN, ~ rnE
~ Hrsiuri. samuel ". Mmtmdrr.
executor 90 iUr Ia.. Ulll Of Elizabeth A..
Mhitmutc. deceased. FOO The rrcditprf Ut
amt nll ptsauuH IstH. claims aghir.t
the SAID fcvrasci, toes nut them, with ttr
ucrcsslrYr uu. httiWiihu ton 100 mouthsH'.,r
tho trst uubn,uulu uf fhis nOuru. tuthc sald
executor "; room SO. B.! constitution bulId.
ing IN .ali Lake Guy. 300 the county OF salt
Lake, ltah Tertiary,
Dated luuuArF 600. .
EANtlI V WUlINtORF
Executor " The last wIll Of illalcth 4, whit.
more, deceased.
HARROW IEEtt sos uul JuiiN VI. gAs.uN.
Attorney IJr executor
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THE CREDIT SYSTEM.
Busincs, Men Hold u Meeting with o
view to is Adjustment.


There was q meeting held last even.
Ing nj the Office oi Spencer q, Lynch
ON Main street, which wa, well attended
by the representative business men Of
the city. The object of meeting was 10
adop, some plan, u possible, 20 place u
check upon the credit Bys;em which IL
working such Nh Injury 10 business
men at the present time, ani which Is
ono causc VI failures which have re
gently occurred among merchants
short Speeches were made Dy rep re-.
sentative mru VINO uniformly Ieplored
the conditions which now prevail in
TINS respect, aud all present seemed de.
sirous that some measures shOuld br
adopted whereby credit will DO limited
10 those VINO lfe perfectly reliable, and
thus enable merchants to sell upOn
closer margins, ana be sure Of Trcniy-
ing promp, payments "a, specified
periods Tor gOOds which must Of niece j.
sity be- sold On lime.
On motion the chairman, Nj. John
ID. Spenusr who ably prcslGcli was
authorized TO appoint "A committee Of
tve 10 prepare a plan Of action and
euhmit the results oi their labors 10 u
meeting which iH 10 convene Monday
evening next nj $ O'Clock. That CON.
mittuu consisted Of Messrs Fred Simon,
T.. G.. Cofllu, II. A. Fyler William II.
Rowe audS ). II. Hall.
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Cuticura Remedies

tnu,i daiis mole Et,gt yI..s % UlW1f. aud
dircAscH of fhy skin. I'U. H.i blood tNau aI.
Oihct renrdcs combined. 'tIturr. .lt sfcut
3tn ttfss hud itttt..N rHNI..N INVuftr
90 net "a l;t.suL aNt The new itIuuH Furulr
ami arcatsst ~ .iguuf KcucI.y. internally.
cufe every aprrIea NJ IirrirF uuruius s"aly,
UImpy. ava ulrl ny disease 70. Iit tklu. trAIp.
nnd blood iflul iuinb DO asr. t.Hu t.nu.s. 10
frf1iu. a.Whru tue D.. V.yai'itH. Aul I'i other
T,Audlls i4il.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-23

MEMS DISEASES. While some might won
der that q large and responsible Dispensary like
Pr. Liebig q Co.'S should s%pecially treat private
d seases, seminal weakness, p>rmatorrhea
gleet. structure, varicocele; syphilis, blood pois..
oning. skind diseases and all chronic ailments OF
men that unfit them for life's duties or its pleas
ures. All reputable physic ans and family physi-
clans treat such diseases. We have never known
one above doing SO. nor one to refuse to do SO.
also wren they are specialists for all chronic
ailments and are t9r better prepared to do SO,
and have more facilities and create. hunters to
treat, hence acquire much more skill and exper-
fence. and certainly can treat above special cases
far more successfully than those vino do not
i've practice of r. Liebig go. are of cases
that have been badly treated by localized cure.
alls'-men suffering from destroying diseases or
terrible experience, and their penitence, rs with
the ,%prodigal son. brings many a Maynard. yet
noble man to q life of Iectitude, and whatever
Co. propose to be Good Samaritans and cure
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man . r; Of : s s1ns it, ld i %es wss a cf hei ole ssq ins ss0 81
best doctors in Idaho. He had to be turned in
him. was sinking fast from a spinal affection
and para ysis of lower g tremitles; went under
treatment pril 1852, and is now able to drive
p~licated with vulyuiar dfsen,e of heart and nerv-
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4tA- = Saiih N'H'it y p"t bAAocbt 'AS'
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Co. He was a helpless cripple on rrutches,
given up to il, and has bean CURED of infiam-
matory rheumatism by DIR liebig Il Co. Such
chronic cases seem only to lid to treatment
used by the cele hrated specialist of the Liebig
World Dispen airy, rs | tried others first and
failen. Twill explain to anyone who calls.
John Turk, a pioneer of Helena, suffered
drea1fulIy from Mercurial salavation. Chronic
Rheumatism and lmpnrity OF Blood. tried many
doctors, but continued to suffer until Or ston-
art, of Liebig World Dispensary. of San Iran.
cisco and Kansas City, speedily cured him. Mr..
Turk is well known. Ask Mr., Hotter, Hotter
Hardware Co., or Judge Allan about him.
Mrs. Alameda Martin. 1905 Post street, Spo.
kane, has been restored to perfect health, after
trying many leading physician. She came to
see DR.. htodart on crutches; was partially par
Gus prostitution. To-day she is completely
cured. Thousands of suoh chronic cages are
being cured by DR.. fiebig & Go. all over The
west. The doctor will be in Montana from snr
Francisco, and has offices Al ~ south MaiI
street, Helena, and 8 East broadway. butte.
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DR.. LiGbig & Co.
San Francisco and Kansas
City's Great Specialists
From Liebig World
DiSpensary.

Dr.. Liebis l. Co. believe that 4 special physi.
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twenty years ago they gave up scu,e cases and
family practice, and have devoted ali time to
chronic diseases. mems diseases. restoring lost
health and vigor to old and young. and to day
have tho majority of chronic cases to treat west
Of the Missouri river to the Pacific ocean. Max
ing specially to order from measurement. braces
and appliances for all deformities. No physi-
clan can perform twenty-five mems work. no
brain is capable OF doing SO. He who pretends
to cure all diseases. be . bedside physician. q
surgeon. . chronic disease expert. etc.. etc.
claims an impossibility. Dr.. Liebig b Co. .
success depends upon special work. doing only
otdce work and treating . certain class of dis
eases a. specialists. Chronic private and sec
ondsry diseases, oflen called incurable, ara
speedily cured. Disease of the eye, ear. nose;
throat, blood and nervous system. and genito,
urinary and reproductive organs receive care ul
special attention. 1t is q we'll known fact that
surgeons and physicians treating only a special
class of diseases obtain great skill and are uni
versally successful. Diseases of mon treated
confdentially and never referred to. Del.oata
and complicated diseases OF women skillfuliy
The Liebig World Dispensary is the largest
incorporated medical and surgical institute in
the world com bined under one management.
Divisions in kansas City. Butte City. Los An
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the trusty. Not here to-day and away to-mor-
row, but here now, first, last and all the time;
combining skill with reliab lity has brought
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mo. 3,264.)
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT,
Q. S. LAND OFFICE.

Q. S. land OFFICE,
HELENA, Mont. Jan. 10. 1898.
Notice is hereby given that Charles s. Dole
and William ii. A. Brown, by Thomas L.
Crntcher, their attorney in fact, whose postotfice
address is Helena. Mont, have this day filed
their application for a patont for 100 acres
placer mining cropnd beariug gold and precious
stones situated in - tunorsanized)
mining district. county of evils and Clark and
notes and official pat on file in this office as
survey No. 4.l09 in township II north. range 8
west OF principal base line and meridian f
Montana, said survey o. A, 109 being as follows,
to-wtt:
Beginning at corner No. 1, whence the south
west corner of section Il. town nip II north.
range 3 west bears south 81 degrees As minutes
west $50 feet; thence south 81 degrees 10 min
utes cast 1920 feet to corner No. 2; thence south
50 degrees 10 minutes west 1907 feet to corner
Nos; tisance north 81 degrees 10 minutes west
&C. minutes eSst 2,G07 feet to place of beginning,
Magnetic variation 10 degrees east. containing
1G0 acres.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
recorders. office of Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana. in book - of -----. he adj
joining claimant is harles s. Dole, claiming
survey Nc, 4,10S on the east.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF sad. place mine or surface ground,
are required to file their adj verse claims with the
register OF the United states land office at Hell
sna. in the state of Montana, during the sixty
days period OF publication hereof. or they will
be barred by virtue of the provisions of the
statute.
S. A. SWIGGElT, Register.
Nelson d Settles. Attorneys for Applicants.
First publication Jan. II, 1893.