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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
LYMAN OMER LlTTLBFlELD.
An AGED and Respected Citizen Called
10 Another WOlli.


The death Of Lyman o. L,,llencld
removes from this sphere Of action one
OF the very few momtrrs Of u ne
Camp who have remained Ia NOR
iality until the present decade. Elder
l. iticGgld'A connection with tho
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Laticr.duy
Saints dates from hi. early uOyhcoI,
"a couple OF Year, after the Church was
oigauz 'u b. this dispentelOu. soon
n'tu he emUrACsi the GusI II
he ana HE father became
members Of Xiuu'a GHml, aud ever
81, ce that ugtc Elder Liturdvld'f ME
has bctn Utu o. ugfHcI devotion 90
the ctutc which be tepuured. For
many years "A resident OF thlB city, DE
wus wiusiy known aud highly res.
ptctei. Uugssuminv iu bis dcmulrpr,
ne moyel ia the quittcr walts uf life,
man Oi deep UArnUaiHtsa, strong
iaith Hni uUiiinrh.uy Integrity. Ff1m
Elder Joseph BuI, who huo been for
many year, ftm pnI intimate niend
uf ELDER LittlunplJ, the following
items are obtained!
Lyman Omcr LiitIun1ld died at hls
trsidencr 90 smithuoiJ, Cache county,
Utah, Fuuny, Sept. lst. lie was tie
s0u OF Waldo anu Mary Higgins Lit.
tieilrlu. anu vas born Nov. -, lslU,At
Verona township, Oneida county, New
lUfk, Ia his youth HE lafults
moved TO Michigan aud resided uuAr
the town " POuiuic, Oakland county,
where he ami h.s parents embraced
the Gospel. In 1888 he wss member
OF IlUn'- Camp, huiug only 10 yrars
anu months old, AltvtWhtds, with
hiH , rguts, hu gathered 10 Far Woit,
and thlIcu with the Saints ia thuig
pcuyuuti0ua. liz itnfuud the printing
uuslulss IA the Office q Mt. Elhrr 81.
Kelly, who Published the Mfouri
Enquirer nt LitCgly, Missouri. About
lsiJ he married widow ~ the name
OF kinrsley. He gathered 10 Nauy1o
ami shared the ugfsuCuiuhs a. that
place. while there hu worried in the
iHitS and SEASONS tilicr. In the
spring OF 1871 Lo tout Winter Quarium
uu mission 90 Great Britain, where,
"a portion Of the time, no assisted Elder
Orou Spencer 300 tue editorial depart
mrut Of tho MHcWuai Star. lie 20.
turned to America iu July, 1915. lie
was Uur uf the elrly trttlUfH at khacs.
willie, Iowa. Daring Ills fesldoucr be-
that locality hu was associated rdi.
tsrIGlly with the Council Bluffs Buy e
anu Crescent City oracle. In lsJJ zee
married Louisa Heath (widowh
daughter OF unclc John Young. In
1860 he ana his family oame TO Utuh.
ForsUvoral years he worked he thoNiws
flee as cump1sitor, aud has iru'
quVuUy contributed ~ IT, columns. Hu
was Ui literary turn OF mind. The
volume entitled "rnr Martyrs" ia one
OF his productions. In 1855 no wrote
aud published "Kumiuisences Of Lat.
tet.dny Saints." Several year. ago he
moved to Smithheld. A purt OF the
time while In Cache Valley hu was
associated with the LQgdH Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
WITHIN OUR GATES.

John q. Gordon, deputy sheriff Of
1ooelo county, same in flOm that
PROSPEROUS district yesterday evening
aud pa, up at tbs Cullen.
SAM Balcmnn, Uuce an ornament TO
the "O'IC :" i.thiH city, Oame IN today
from his tububan retreat, but what
his watemeious aud cabbages yielded
ho failed to dltol.se.
Judge Judd blou hiu toward Beaver
Yesterday afternoon, where he proposes
70 make a cleanup OF criminal buti'
ness In that district. lie was accom-
panied by his asslslnu',J. T. Richards,
as Tar ~ Nophi, AZ which point the lat.
ter disemUarked On similar business.
-
Hon. John H. Murdoch Is man
with history. lie 70 one uf the early
aotllerE; has gone through as many
frontier prlvgIiOns and hait'nrtadth
cacaprs, perhaps, 80 any other man
now living; has been several times a
membvr OF the lugislaure anu helu
every civil position In Beaver county
from Justice II the poace up TO probate
iuage. Hr was one OF the Utah party
who went out this morning en- route TO
the wotld's aggregtt on Of wonders Of
Chicago, having cine up from Beaver
saturday for that purpose.
W. l.. y. Allen, " illinm S. Camp.
bell and Ruius Hardy have returned
rom prospecting and chicken
Destroying trip 10 tue eastern part Of
Tie Wusstoh range. They found both
tho miuUial and animal uesideT-
alta named, nut ult In sufficient quaint.
ties 10 make them ,ithor wealthy (so
nf) or fat. They were troubled with %
kicking gun which lott It's mark every
time Il wau flred, hut have some speci-
mems which run high In copper win
a leavening OF some other metals, AMI
feel US II they had not labOrel In vain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
Wants 10 Fight Williams.

A much Travelled pug,list, moving
hb,ut from place to place under tho
alas ot "sailor Brown" called Vt tn
NEWS office yesterday afternoon, ne.
companivd by Mike lgonld. lie
DECLARED that while uu wac practically
stranger IN thusc pare aud knew
tut little ~ jim Williams ur hin
au,pcodcnts yet bo announced au
itching dusite 90 meet the uYb sluggof
in tho "squafei Clfc,u." he SAID he
would spar iOr scirnuiC uuiuts OF enter
the ring IN a knockout nEht, Williams
10 name thu condition..
Brown tays he fought 9utur jackson
Ia Chicago IA July ls5G, uul this. hc
stood up before the big uUuk fellow tor
four rounds when the hight was stopp Il
By thu police before 10 was tnisuud.
lloulsn claims 20 have Ought young
Mitchell in san Francisco iu loag.
Brown IL now uursiug broken urn
which, hu sayp, however viii Doc strong
enough e. usc Ia i've weeks in " syt.tU
with Williams providing the latter Will
accept the challenge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.


IL IL said that Charlie stanton and
Jake Grecnv aid Will probably have a
personal encounter the Afst time they
guta favorable opportunity. Charlie
ts regarded w sDmew hat W an athlete
uut Mr.. GrCcuwnli's nlmifcfs declare
that he Will be aUie 10 take caro- vi him.
self.
A few days ago when ii wal sup.
posed that Mayer Basdin would 20 to
tue WUrid'a Fair there was "a great
scTambllng among the cOuncilmuu, v no
we're anxious u know whJ should uat
ss chief executive durirg his absence.
10 " saId his honor Intended 10 nj.
uOint Nc Brnrdsley 10 tnnt position.
rhiH Cauiud several 81 tho iuttof's
colleagues 10 my that il should never
0u aud 10 lay plans Of their own. But
IL now trAnspirC4 that the Mayor did
not 20. 10 10 said hc dared not leave
the uileirs OF tue public IN tue CUun.
cil's hands.
There will be meeting Of the
Central Democratic club iu Judge
NOrfcli's Utllco ia thu Walaich build
ing tonight, commencing "a. 7'Su.
The annual election Of the Utah
Democratic club has been postponed
until Saturday evening next.
The scandinavian Democratic 20.
ciety held its regular weekly meeting
100 the social htll last night. An in
ttruciivc program was rendered.
J, y. Rawlings, the mining man
and political agitnlor, oNppcts 10 spring
small I've column, f0ug page evening
paper ON thu public tomorrow. 1t
will bu known as the Rto, nnd Will be
gLti.Liberal administration In its tone
and that 10 n degree, % II aaid, that will
be- % lurld AZ one Of the notorious Mrs.
PafaoGoi speeches.
Col. E1.Kelly IL not a little perluTbol
over the statement that ho is a.
Amorinc. Hu says he never attempt
od to connect himself with the society
and that he 10 opposed 10 IT. methods.
While not u Catholic himself lac has
n brother In New York who Il u
Catholic priest His wife and daugh-
ter are also members Of that church,
aud he has the utmost regard TOT
their iOelingH. The sisters, too, OF the
Catholic faith have beeu very kind
10 his wife during her protrhcled ill.
neFs, and f0t these and other good
and sufficient reasons ho could never
permit himself 10 ioin such an orgAn-
llutiun as that formulated by the Amor
Inca.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
DEsPERA,E mugs
They Hold W, Rob AMI Heat saloon.
keeper Juhn 4. Harvey iu Front
OF Ills Own House.

ssloon.kcepgr John G. Harvey was
the victim OF h0li.up experience
last Midnight which he VIII have
cause to long remtmuur Itappras
that Mr. Harvey was hcmcwsrd
bound az the time and az he arrived iu
'front.' Of hls gate, opened H. and was
ab nut 70 walk up the path 10 thr house,
tutre loot pauH apfang upUu him aud
attempted 10 divert him ui bile watch
aud 500 IN each winch hu hal taken
nome with him i0g tafJ keeping.
Harvey fought to5IuThluIy, tut
tuing ovormutGhui was 'sefi0uH.
~ cut aud bruised about the
head aud face. TIE scuGl aroused
Mt-. Harvey aud some %. tho neigh.
blrs ami the thugs taUk % tueir heels
carrying with thUu Mr.. naryoy's
gold watch which they huI broken
ll0sr from the chain. The tmupiscp,
however, was dropped on CO., sidewalk
where 10 was subsequently recovered.
Mr.. Harvey was assisted into the
house anu DR.. Wilcox tummoued.
Ihe doctor dressed his WOUNDS ana
expects Ills patient 60 bs uut again
soon. In tue meantime the thugs are
probably Planning another robbery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

When Chief Justice Znac Adjourned
court on ; saturday last % was VITA the
understanding that there would be M.
other session today; coustq .uutiy nj
10 O'Clock this morning a pUUdly num-
Der Of attorneys was in attendance.
Ills honor sont out worI from cham
bors, however, that he would not
again hold court until next Saturday.
Therefore the hearing on tho order u
show cause Ia reference 20 the gravity
sewer matter coca over with the rest
till That DAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

II. y. Younger will open his
Academy u Dancing al iollowG
Lhdlos' anu pents' class mcvts cvttY
Tuesday evening as O'Clock, com.
mcncing Sept. the len, distinctions
from 5 10 10, social from 5 10 ~.
Lsdirs' and childtonR clHss every
Saturday, afternoon at O'Clock, m.
menciug Sep. the 10 h.
II. Is. NuUNuER.
Teacher OF Dancing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
Ore From The MnNllsld.

Thi. morning the shipping Of ore
from the MaItield mine in Big Cot.
tonwoOd canyon was commenced. Mir.
Brady, Of Union, who IL doing the
hauling, has Ia Ms first contract an
agreement 10 deliver at the sampler 80
tons VI MgHnrld ore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
JUST LIKE BILL"
A Characteristic act on tho Part Of
Hon. W. +. Cody, Tho Great
VIA West Snowman.

A letter which is rtil Of the
"ritor Hon. W. f., Cody, known
throughout the civilized world a.
Buffalo BIZ, was received in this city
'olay by G. a. Huntington, the old
SAT- LaGer sli trail blazer. IL fairly
caused tho old mans heart 10
'"eu with gratitude, and whom
Ito handed II TO NEWS reporter to
tead he looked aud acted as though he
ltlt like throwing his hat up to tho
Buffalo BIZ.
Inc followi & IL "a copy OF the lettei;
CHICAGO, August IS.
Z. a. HUNTINGTON,
Dear Ali Please ind check for SIS
F ~ q trp Ticket from salt Lake 10
AleY 3ome ahead aud 500 tho Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

Tile ArcAdo Restaurant. under the
pfoptietorship Of John GALLAGHER, The
well known caterer OF twenty-five
ear experience is again open 10 the
public. Oyrtefa, game, fish and
rlu'irv viii ho specially ard every
thing will be- hrst.clas.. Call and con.
vluCu yuuTHelvUF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
OF in The Morning.

Mr.. J. Mldgley and vito leave for
Chicago over the Union Pacific to-.
morrow morning TO be present at the
Worlds Fair on Utah Jay. Passon.
gers can leave here ~ late ~ Thursday
morning aud roach the fair to witness
u abe celebration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
AMUSEMEyTS.
A Trip 10 the Moon aud Wonders Of
America at the Thratcr.

= AAhF w. hNN HANNN ANA hNANNAN Nl
America at the Ihcaltr.
"rho Wonder OF Americi," which
will he soen OF the Iheatet this week,
had it, iint presentation at tho Ire
mont Theatre, IN Boston, and scored "A
remarkable success. IL was witnessed
by or wuvi hsute md every sceue
was received with the greatest ruthu.
siatm. The Boston Journal says: As
spectacle sl)ue this SURPASSED the PIC.
vlJus exhibition. ~ the UrAniR sgrira,
while II cannot isil TO arouse patriotic
emotions,
The Boston PoG: Enough can
hardly be said lu praise OF thete unique
ana interesting spculacles, when are
an education Ia themselves.
The program is as follows Thurs.
Jay, "a Trip 90 the Moon; Friday,
"N0udura OF hmUuga.n
Sale OF seats Is now on at tho box
office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

FAN term bvgius September Is, 1903.
For catalogue aud other information
address ID. K. A lien, Salt Lake CITY
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE,.
roIay's clearing house exchanges
amounted to sl37,sil.
TupAy's QUOTATIONS..
New York-Silvcr, 78c.; lead, 90 %.
L0ni0n-5ilvcr, 81. {.
ORE ANu uuLLION.
Wcl'F, Fargo ~ Go. received today
Mirgu bullion, sBlg7
Mccormick a. c.. received today.
silver and load otJp, 5000; gold bars,
s-i1l. Total, s5ill.
". II. iouo8 & Go. received today.
Ore. 5000; bullion, $1,000. Total,
$4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05

fmrE.-ht Round Valley Ward. iiIo Town.
Nrh ouutN ltaH. August %, I .II. IHul liar.
Ncr, 500 ot John T. and MARY B. Pace, 0l
ltiN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-05
ASK no M CONSOLIDATED.

Liquor licenses were granted "a fol-
lows anu the bonds approved: NJ. a.
Vivian, Bingham Canyon; Anderson
d O.Hen, Murray; George Be's, corner
u Twelfth South ana West Temple,
Salt Lake City; Hnus Highland 4
Co., bingham Canyon.
Tho board was Ia session again this
afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
NELSON'S DEFALCATlONS.
They Form One Of the Chief Topics 10
Ogden at This Time.

The alleged deialcations OF ~ H.
Nelson formed the ,ul ject Of much
conversation on tho streets Of Ogden
ycsterday. To many Of his former
friends the thought Of his being an
embtz zler seemed incredible; while to
others the matter ccoaslonod bot liltlc,
" any, surprise, a. 1t was known last
June, when the election Of new
board OF directors and tiilcers was
held, that there wss something wrong
Ia his accounts. AT that election Nel'
son was uepOsed as secretary OF the
association ior the reason, as stated on
the streets yosteTday, that tie bonfs OF
directors, or at least some OF theni
Gnew that he had been quietly hlch'
ing from the society for a cobsidofaOle
time.
As 10 Nelson's departure TO other
nelds, there IL an diversity Of opinion
He was seen ON Washington avenue
at noon on Monday, aud again on tue
corner Of Twenty.thifd street ana
Washington avenue nj l:8l pun, 40 ne
did not leave Ogden Until late monlay
evening, and II IN believed he mas
thken 70 INC nllih oh hVit'hsNHs -.
On Sunday afternoon Nelson lot
some baggage, consisting Of large
trunk Grated ready fora long Journey,
anda box, with a transfer company OF
this city with orders 10 ship TO GER
,ain railroad station, the name OF which
will not be given for the present. IL
20 happened that there Il no agent at
tue station, and consequently the
express charges would neces'
sarily have to be prepaid. A.
no money was leit for that puf'
pose, the baggage was refused by
ihe railroad company and 1t now TO-
mains stored In u back room-Gwait'
lag orders from the owner.
In yesterdays account OF this mat.
ter n slight error was made when IL
was stated that Nelson had no bonds
men. II now transpires that he had
given bond for $1,000 according 10
the bylaws Of the society, and that
w. q. Childs Sen. aud Jesse J. Driver
are his suToties. They have never
been released and, therefore, the loss
Will not quite be total one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
Bnnrd of Fdncallon.

At last nights session OF the board
of education, communication was
received from the district school teach
ors praiiefing TO teach four weeks H.
september, without compensation, "
the board would then be- enabled TO
run the schools four terms. The board
acknowledges the generosity Of the
teachers, but declined the offer fof the
reason the funds would he insufficient
TO run four terms even II the teachers
taught four weeks without compensa.
ton.
The committee on sites aud build
ings was instructed TO advertise for
the repair VI the MOunIain SCHOOL,
house.
IL was decided to hold n teachers'
examination on Wednesday sud
ThursIa Aug. 3Dth and 3lst
Charles DeMoisy and John Il. Both
were appointed examiners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-23
WY THE DESERT EgTS SHOUL0
Bg SUBSCRIBED FOR IN PREFER.
EHCE 10 ANY OTHER PAPER.

III IL tho organ of tho C1urch a.
Jesus Christ OF Latter.dAy Saints, and
tho authorised medium through which
the views, wishes aud instructions OF the
Church Authorities arc expressed and
giyon to the Saints.
At may always DO rellod upon ..
advocating or defending tho right sido Of
every question proper for public Journals
10 treat upon.
9,--Itis devoted to tho ln,oros,s Of tho
Lat,or-day Saints. and has, from H. in
ceptlon, vAliantly defended their righa
aud advocated tho principles in which
they bolievoi aud every Lattor-day sam.
should therefore fsei under obligations to
do his part in helping to sustain Il.
Al IA not published for speculation,
and never has beon, but for tho good
which II Ia capable OF accompllahingi tho
profits, N any there be derived from II,
bOIng devoted to extending iia sphere Of
usoiulSsas and benodtung tho oommu-
nifty.
5.-u 10 doing its utmost 10 establish
home Industries, among which are paper
and elootroplatiug branches necessary
10 the development and independence Of
tho community, but which, durng their
infancy (which In this Territory they
have not yet passed., eau only 10 carried
on at = pecuuiary loss.
d.-Thoro il no danger Of any sub.
scribor 70 tho NEWS falling to got what 10
..l..,.tn.. f,r tl.raU,I, f.tItu. - A. 49,
mess and a suspension Of the publication
"a result In tho case OF huRareis af
newspaper ventures every yeas.
III IL printed In readable type, 20
that oven the aged can poruso 70 without
difficulty or danger 10 their eyoaiEht.
SIT is free from Objectionable advsr-
tisements, 20 that no parent need fear
that his children will have their minds
corrupted nom having acoess to Il; in
fact, Il refuses thousands Of dollara worth
af the best paying advertisements nnnus
ally, because Il ia devoted 10 the moral
and spiritual interests Of iis readers In
stead Of to getting gain at their expense.
Cts tono Ia not regulated By public
opinion nor tho hope Of gaming subscrib-
ers or advertisements. IL advocates that
which Il right and condemns that which
y wrong, regardless OF results, ananoll
or otherwise.
lO.-It never nansea,ca It's readers by
palminE OH columns Of s8lipTAiso for
news Items.
1.-THE NEWS practices no deception
and resorts TO no subtortugos 70 induoe
people TO subscribe but on tho contrary,
prefers 10 stand on ils own merits, a. the
pooplSH newspaper, with promise only
90 do its utmost to give l,s patrons the
full value OF thoir money-R promise
which It has eudeayor0d to faithfully
keep In tho past.
l2.-In conclusion, II Lnier'day
saln, can afford to subscribe for only ono
Newspaper, that paper should be the
DEsruEr NEwsi aud q moro than one,
the NEWS should invariably DO The fret.
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Stzpdard 1bur13 WorEs.


taaae OF mcvraou. An aasount on -
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n'sf hanehnstar. Orta-i1 Co.. t1a fnrk, -
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h.N' Ful c'1th, embossed till
ssoh OF aormon. tLa--s r4Htl norno-a
Estn olt $50. Lesiisr aus. $50 LeaAor
g .. ciom SIN.
nocirtno aud Covrp,,t. N us church al
'o'is CHRIST Of ts,.tor .isy siini'i containing
mo Revelations givc1 ~ joseph saith, 49,. tas
fr'phet, To- tho baild.ng Up OF t1H KI'Hilia Of
o'i in Ne Las. days. Gals. t.l,, Fui hoo2-
200 Fuil loan ii.55 Fiu n5et Ilmaiil, $50.
Pan Lasshsr, ombossai. ti.55. jail CLOTH, en-.
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h'fooeo, Etsn uut. tlni laahsr, aNt
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PEARL of Great prtr,. A choice seiaetioa
uom he Revelations. TraH.ihlons, and Mar
fahons OF ioseph smith. nri rfoplot He,s
sad ilsroiator Of tho Church Of Jesus Carist u
lA'isr'dAy Gainr. Morocco OF, u.zsl
LoaHer' GnL tLoo. Han 5sc,. con. GA.
tosaoi, Coz.
D9S ." sho Science Of ThnoicEy. Do
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l"ico Of Wnrning. An Introduction 10 ~
lalh and Doctrine % Tho Jhur-h Of Iosui
chri" Of Latorday Saints. ~ rsri,Y r
Pratt Poll Roam. oiall...i. tla! Pail uotA
emooai'd' asci fiup Ciah, 90.
spsnesr's letter.. Fuuiurs ne mos, prom.
mop docuines of Tho Church ct Josus Chna
OF isiiof-iay Saints. ~ uron spencer, A. T.,
v Shish IL aso Aidsd biz Letter on paif.
rohih order, In fop'y N Do Row. William
urovol, A. ~, Boston. Mos. rul iloan. en-.
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leather. eitoi Gill; tloo.
Hymn iioot. twentieth Eiiiion cloih, sc;
tal Roam, io.i Pull Leather, tt0o LaauSr,
EXTRA nnirh, ti95. Leather. 0iit tisG.
5aicehia,a for Children. Faibiting Ne
prominent doctrines % he church Of Jesus
Christ Of Lniiar-day sunia ~ John Iaqaea.
leather, sse. Cl5ul No. boards, aoe
pap-r Cover IS.
4 fnocndium OF no doctrine, Of tss
0uspol, ~ Franklin q. Richards and Jas A
lAtls. Leather, onL f1ooi Leather, u.SOi
Imitation Leather, ai2si Cioh, u.oo.
Bsady References. geripiIr. tstis srrsnrod
In alhisetive order, via historical nutoa, t6a.,
Ss. 20, Aad aLoo. soooseias 70 tiadiAS
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Conrl Noies.

A suit IL In progros, In the Frat die.
tiict court between II riy , avg,
representing former employees u tue
Sun foundry, and II. $. Hines ct ~,
creditors OF tho Sun foundry. The
Issue Ia ~ 10 the priority OF claim
on property Of the foundry which
was attached and sold by the defend.
ante.
II. l.. Knowldsn has been appointed
court bailih.
The Burrows brothers Of Scofleld
have brought suit against Oliver KIM
ball et al 10 recover $1,000 damages
alleged 10 have been sustained ny
trespass Of defendants on school laud
leased to plaintiffs by the Emery
county court, also to restrain plaintiffs
from committing further tfespasses.
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PROVO.
Provo, UrAm Ayo. 10, 1898.
Two Burgiarics.

Two burglaries occurred on Monday
night. Schwab's clothing stIrc wa
cntesed by the back windOw,one Of the
lighte being broken Uut IA elect an
an entrance. When SIR. Schwab ar
rived ut the store on Tuesday morni y
he found missing, silver coini s25i
tray OF watch chains, $50, Elk pairs
fine shoes, $50; Mammoth mining
stock certificates, 900; hats, pants
ncckties and haudkeirhlois. The gdiliy
PARTIES are still at large aud unknown.
Choulos's shoe shop was entered
through front winJow aud two palfs
OF shoes, numbers u and 8, were
stolen. No clue.
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The District Court.

There was very brief session Of
the Fourth district court yestoTday,hnd
the only business transacted was tho
case Of Jas. Thompson W Nm. brigham
ct nj. An Injunction was granted hs
prayed for; and In the case OF WadmRn
vs. w. Il. smith stay bond OF 500
was filed pending an appeal to the
supreme court.