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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-14

lTADJES WHOwlLL DO WRITING FOR ME
/ at tn ir homes will ID exc good wages. Pc
Ilv with seif addressed. stamped envelope, Miss
MILDRED Miller, South BeEd, Ind
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-14

| OR sALE-ROCK Isl AND COUNTY, ON
valuable patent ID, actical for husband and wife
| to work together Apply for particulars TO this
1 Office ebl uary "a, ct 10 q m, sharp.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-14

TOR CONFECTIONERY AND NOTION
L store with or without living Icoms. good
stand, not much money required Apply at
1915 Third avenue.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-14

COUND-A SCARF PIN CONTAINING TWO
| Il letters. owner may have same by proving
| ~ operty ard paying costs.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-14

Senator taulknerS name was yesterday
presented to the president as a candidate
for appointment to the chief justiceship of
the new court of appeals for the District of
Columbia, recently established by act of
congress. Representative William l.. Will
son, of West Virginia, was the one who
announced Faulkner's candidacy. Faux
ner is very anxious to leave the senate and
become judge in an appellate court. If
his ambition is gratifed it is already ar
ranged, so it is said, that he shall be sue
ceeded in the senate by Wilson
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23
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The Pl!'i;,'!.',t;:ia Ledger, s ation.
n"t-epaS"n opponent 81 fse" 5 .vsr,"i
any paper III the country, ADVISES Il.
;i.a r:si:r,,ae. owners :tni managers /,
ii.'od congress with petitions !yr liz
repeal 81 TIE Sherman buii;ol l.,W
AnA gives q reason that it vii! ut
m:tel. 'e:t ~ ftte coinage, Wi!:cE
will advance the ray Of operations
bat b" Impossible for t;,em t rii,,
the freight and passenger rates AM
and reduce the dividends. Tie pom
the ledger makes Is east! seen. G.r.
the lah,rera the c.suice to s,gn til
petitions 10 h.11-car ;he.n elves 81
loose their places. ';''csc corporate ION,
have such i sirang i:ri Oh Ike ili,o:
ing class. that thus wee grraut o
outer t.:t;'Nn> ss. s:i,o edits ;:.c LEDGER
think IL cau u,aiza tiscM ,,I tiie;
own graves AMI drive III, nHiS III IL;
boxes the, aro to iir buried il u. for,
the. die.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23
State News.

Galloway con:,.v * shipping nipple sugar
ATTORNEY G,.l3cral " aikar Of this state is u
practical printer.
P"rk,illc ls;ts Il lohro e. co"red MHsons with
over twenty h.&Inlt.iS.
! .john T!.S.n!e, i"rhaetiy of LinI,"ts, now a
California, iss fallen heir "a $500.
Tac ~, tan thUrcl is now stronger in
Missouri tran in any oi;.er st;Ate ii the Union.
The Carroll cu,:!lty pt;oi' i.fr! is "I"gcth4r
too poor. II will not iii.e Il good ;,rti>io @.
To Sc;atit. American published; he ats. l.
fui engraving. ui ;ae marble cave III Stone
crun:y.
". y. T:,itriaw will represent Ircry Col
l,lre, Springfield. i'll TIE state or.tor,clt con
test at "e,icu.
4 Hour". tity pastor t:-s.Ics that net over
threcs"st ttaS @. .!c i,cni.a ot that ,,".I E,:
hong 20 III. church.
Eighteen years ago His<n:: was prutid o.
advo pound hog; no,s 500 FUIa.i ho-c e>,,,;os
only passing mention.
! GoeArc;l has served eighteen Gears in the
senate OF ti.. Uni,cd States. Vest ias sriv:s;
fourteen GEAR. III thc sam" body.
:. COW 1T jefferson tity fell ,..cr . bank
sixty f.Ve feet Ei:n &,,a suffered 40 injury.
everything sco..:s TO le ;o::-h jefferson
City.
The H@i!s ,'oi:ntr Record say. that ''an-
Gissi> ii renters ~ now sc;,lg through ,aac
cn,.nj$ ii >carcn OF lail.i 10 cultivate the com
in.r slmmcr.
EE1isic lewis one Of the Y; un2sst and rlosi
successful c:,nn,ercit! travellers in Missouri
j. II great }r,aa ly .c" u "ti.H.; h,-g les -
q! liz co.coIstsI I. ,Icf.i.4 Ii.a q LIN j. !:
Clark.
the Edna !:c:nocTu* states tii.t ,v-c,. T.:
electric, Ii. has r-i ElI!.,.d lei. hti,. II. :i.re
on t-isit GOWN The III .:.',> ic;e: "N..yrc L,
NJ: pat III 5a@ oh: ~ heres ine cait.ri.cS:
mad How do iaty trim 9nr nic3.s:"
On,. OF MEXICO = :,,ile:in:x ana loan ns.aciM
iiuas paid oAt iast w.sh. / :.c average. PR.
ta..iin l.,,i ny l:':lrur. i - - >.Ga-si ..tn,
i 81" sio:l~torT"~-ls witt receive = - pa
a1EIe A::i t:l@ borrower. y i'll .r@ t.l,.ir sc.t.
canc-!Ci III fail
r"!,"l ai.s s..-!'cn',: h.isi:lc4. Z. ct.nsi.l.,
this nruh!u;a: y ..i'tt.er sas,i .lurs. to. -
AMI i",i>5EiS :i:.!i ':k Tor ..:i a. ;iri sod ii4
GGr :ij,. ~" III .c;, ,ii:. III ~ .n tnt1r.!c
Merchants c:-rk@ all! Customers have II
scr>d a.. arrfsei ;..,n.t w.n-s:"r IT,, '::.:cI
n-is' e NJ 81, ~. :hr problem ..,:s .ci %:
>etti"i vt.
The ta'- rc!Il.y judges. vine have been i:
;.!!-DH far content: &. court III retusitg &
Issue :; ::s.ci;,i 'u1 iu-y 20 Las bonds yltp;
s.iis. -:.s- 30 - * as..s..is o. .4.ul.C T.
/; ',r'i ;it.:t :.s :.tYtg *. we're rei">.>js
i :ia@ si!0, ".!i t!is. !.o.,. II Il !ut,, O.
= e. =. ius.ii 9: &; :l.< ii. The ,,;t;i II .,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

'i'hc complexion OF Mr.. Cieyela!,d' :
Cabinet is beginning to he visible.
joi,n q. Carlisle is to be Secretary. Of
the Treasury. The maj, OF Al! others
vino in IN pst positive terms denounced
the O.::si;' platform as Il dangcrou,
heresy an: al uncpns;i''itiulanal
measure. The man whose motto is
the s.a-ie gold standard aHi who
believes that the less legislation tbs,
better A man that is certainly fifty
years behind the people Of this coun-
Try in the matter OF progress
It does not lool. as though the
administration Of Mn ticyaianI WAS
TO do m,,c'l reforming in the interest
Of the people if tbs rest 81 she Cal:ina,
was 10 so.Gc from The same kin.! Of
cloth IN ,tional Waterman.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

Willie it has been ap.ar,at 10 the
minds OF a':y 'H'ep@ntlant person is:.i
the leaders OF Republican %H,i i, .no-
cratic par;ies were uaj,ooi, the as$ion
of President HARRISON in appointing
Democrat for one Of the associate
justice Of tila supreme coart, and
tie"elanfi's selecting Republican
for his secretary Of state. s,houI,i prove
conclnslveiy 10 anyone that the lead
ers Of the two Old parties wsre being
amalga,natcl.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23
The Kansas Difficulty.

During the past fcH days t''erp las
been considerable excitement over
the Kansas muddle. As WAS tie case
when the trouble .;rst irose. the r.
pub;icans started til, ball rolling by
adopting rcvu.u'jonar, tac'ics. which
was duplicated by the popuii-t,
For Il while it seemed tha: civii w&'
would he lnau2ur.,te.i 10 The Sun
flower state, bl, the trouble has
quoted down Il viil he remembered
that the Republicans openly stole
en"n1h certificates to give thv;a a
majority in the lower house. This
30 mad,lcuea, the povuli~ts that it is
probable they have oy"rslnppcl the
bounds of justice. In reality the
fight cat there h.3s ,,ut h-ln between
the Republicans and !'.G':l:sts, 5.t
between tie Santa lie ana o:her rlii-
roads against an outrA ID people.
The railroads did To: c@:1 ANYTHING
for the Republican prvfy. Only il 20
far As it couII h2!p Tia corporations
They arc like Cad expressed tt
Republicans in i;aIaAi.vla district:
and naMycra;s in u.m9cra,!c ,!i-
t;icta the i,ept,l ljcnn pa!>g being
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23
TO COpSun1ptiI

Tire unc!-. ai..nc. havi:i.- tuon restored II
tc;s:ii, ~ Simple u.a::ls, attsT Suffering fox
st.ari vr:4.s via, .orrr tfl- ,tff lection. and
t;..!t dread II :sis iin,I = uHSipU- +.
intake known .ti- :CIir~ 81 t:-I- t3e' r!2es;.1
of cure. &C ;tios. 1y no desire L. IL, III t'r-
.,.tT send i?;se 81 G8iiti-tt. ti4tT 81 ffa pa
tGri ..iuIa used. whoa t:4G. vii tad i &3:re
for i'tns'i 1Ittrn. ! ,i,. ..Gt;arFii, Iron
..;.tis ani 81 thraat aad !.I..-- N-la,l.ss. tie
7one> 81 sufferers Will Try ais rptfi.':,. - i; IS
in a i1t.. i;,c,~a DESIRING t.i2 :f-oS1rp.f '.i.
wacn will ccet them rrti1},.r, sind may prove
...hi.es~in will tlee%. a,i.te.+.
Rev. t.1.w.iso a. Hf1.SDs Er.c Il! New Gnst<
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

1t will i've remembered that Private
Ians was hung UP b. the thumbs at
II ,u,es;eaI Cor ,iiso'aying ORDERS and
The courts sustained the Officers for
their iuhuinan treatment Of the Young
man. GA, in Kansas. durin1 the
ia!e trouble, y lieutenant refused to
obey tue governor and was discharged
:rum the service. Tbs. ,ieuien.n. has
heen the recipient Of Il great many
letters from Santa Re officials and
officials OF other corporations for
disobeyinr the commands OF sill
porior. In place Of hanging the
lieutenant up hy the thambs, the
officials Of tire corporations Should
receive treatment Of that kind
Ia tn, vjun:r{ it makes u great diff
ference whether y person GlsUheN ;
an officer who is working for or
against d corporation.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

W. have The sight Of neari; every
rational H4;kof in lhe I'n,tcd States.
fighting for the decentralization OF
silver, for the fc.son that tne siiva.. in
a ho',al l. ~! J worth seventy cents.
II ii.o tsc fac; is. EVERYONE OF them
borrow paper nnncj from tie govern
'n"'lt IT, one per cent, pass and use it
r. i::ni:a> III every way that money Is
Called for, thai Is ,"j worth one cent
90 The dollar. Bat Nou never hear
o'ia Of them say #n>1l::ng about a
Pr per '!o:'nr not being worth anything.
-! .a.!,ur Union.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

Il a.ss tran.pit'c,i since tia, cloc;'u::
of i, L. : Senator in Nnbrss.isa .!la:
The {. i. railroad offered ;'op''l st
mc:nb,r, 81 the legislature as high IL.
SJ,ooD fot ti!oir vote t. .iei;' elect q
tool OF tno railroad Tn effort WA,
not successful, bat the Hopujisis
.to ii true to their col@jltu ant;
he,n,el"es a:isi yer. Rewarded Lv
seeing true r:'fornler elected 10 he
position. The /. p iiaa lest posse,
sion Of Nebraska, and every loser Of
liberty will rejoice w:!en the >aHt.;
Fe is made let 60 81 :>H:.~.;s.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

There il no prospect Of ANY decrease
iii the price of hogs for at least. nine
months and meanwhile cattle are
rather apt to go up than tinwa. Tie
poultry raise.s are VERY apt to tinai
prices stiff and a ,wsk demanti in
their line. The raising of poultry
will prove to '~ a very profitable in.
lr@try this yctr-PL1iyra Herald
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

The g0vcri,uf OF Kansas has a waste
la=ket!lii OF threats Of assassination.
The e. O. p. III Kansas is getting down
pretty low when It resorts to such
methods. The cranks are not al! with
the pepnlsts, as it would have the
country belicyc,--poSt- Dispatch
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

One class produces everything, an
other class produces nothing. but
through the operations OF the CONNER
cal s, ;eii he first css, is indebted
To Tie second. This Is :. curious fact.
but 30: so curious rs The other ::,rt-
that this roin;nercis,i system rests up
OH laws which the first class co.iI,i
repeal II they had the necessary in
icili4enee and northumberland of
tbs. * Of |,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

;h;' old parties are praying that the
new part; may die before 1896.
Never fear boys. 900 900 votes wrr.
n0t :;,,t for fan There Wa :. vita!
PRINCIPLE, behind these votes. Tui4
ARMY has not come together simply
| to seattle. again. This battle Of men.
SIX times rs large US both the armies
engaged al sietiy9:,ury, did hot leave,
'1le odd parties save fer principle
| iI"se men had the nerve to stand
t;:a ire III Nh c:i&ill. satire AMI cnlre.:ty
hurried Upon them by the Oil party
press amt spc"k.:r; to vote witt.
each other aid ;oi I, party that repre-
seated an itiea. Turk yoa they viii
! van 10 shelter III either Of the old
/ parties brca.,1-o t.lev ::rc i,ca ten once?
! 81; mistake. i,t. etuii' this army is
! usa i OF Ii!ev are iii for tie fray.
! In il unIi dizzy have knac.iel ou'
! both Oh, parties an! enacted into IL:
+ ''l: da'nin l. the, advocate i;;iraiisi
! !. y,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

The action of the SANTA te il com
ing to tie relief Of ts'a runp he
publican house Should leave no ,lo:;bt
ir the MINDS Of anyone T!iat is tie
trouble in tlai.sas.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

A ll! regulating ey,r"ss charges
must pass tits ~assi"l At Inc ia.gi>ia-
t'ire OF he ip~op,s viii ..tpw tie rea,
son why. Fewer + solutions ano more
work is E~sysati, needed. p,,,inyr Ia
Herald.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

The North Carolina legislature is
attempting to cripple the aIila'acc r.
attempting TO repea! The charter Of
the farmers Institution. Tuia step,
which, undoubtedly originated viii!
wealth. corporations, May succeed.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

E"n's>, bond !, bo:.:&,t. is the cry
Of the capit.'i>ti.. cornpran's, who
desire 10 I've Off Their fellows ana
perpetnats Il system Il Industrial
s!a,er.y.-Tai;ko Ia'irpen,'en3.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

Two taon went np with their i.;i.!s 20 vtte:
The enc VIZ. Il ft..i:t:an, ths other "a bloat;
The one carried, with hii! :i.c word of God.
The ot':-f q license to Sell '1or;y-rtill:''
But the angel above saw with Won Ter a,ff
shame,
That the tickets they vctet rcuti exactly THs
SANE.
Vanguard.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

Ii is llicoh strange t.a' no one has
suggested oil H:zaTp Sherman 70:
Secretary III the trt':tsulH nu.|"i' tieyp-
iand. He riay h" rather liberal i'll
ms vows t"I the Gar. Tor he is author
1T the i,uii,rn act h3; hears, his maize.
''nr is tppe;'tjaE iii sacilc'nih aud
;.a'.r@ now, fnr doing 20, ;ii,i NieHei,ln,i
= Sweating hl"t., ii every ,tor-. iog
:cHr ii WI not hr rrr,s.c,i. NJ ,i"uh;
lEj1i Wal street ~Ai tha t9lilac!.ii'j,
are making HE :. nl.~%rr T. ,.'s.i, st..lll
he Gets the utn5EinHS iaw repeated
Holding ;hc vinw Ae ,!"@s TO ,i"nhj
Sherman wru!l iusk. .ij.e best sccrc-
',trr IL could 80. except for Tie
Zee: tha: he M, be ttt!.@l jibcrai. -
!..tEaH ''..'"n.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

The Mystic, Iowa, Letter il smother
paper that has espoused the Cause Of
right and justice to ali persons. Il
is a mida!e-of-t he road pai,cr.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

The revolutionary Republican. house
IN Kansas is but the toai OF tie rail.
road interests in that state.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

i.le ,aHr'i;"a!> s'"Dl;. Re s;-,uli.,
- cgoT} thtt assembled at Topeka
asst wei. 70 overthrow the authorities
f possible ans violate tie Law, would
have Aee:l cu;ie,l anarchists by the sui
s.,''%e'' press ii :..+} bad belonged &c
try ether party
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

The i :.is;.~ trouble last week IN
covered the .G!en; Of tie i.c'l cor
!;.tr:,.!Dna.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

J. Sterling Morton, x ;ac'A number
from Nebraska, Is said. will he ap-
pointed secretary Of Agriculture in
j'iay,,!;:a;i's cabinet.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

III Kansas last wce.. it was demon
-,tratti thH: the Santa F. was more
powerful THAI the state.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

Tie hi2ls saloon iicrn.s bill III the
state l. ..is's;ure las b"an l,r"cijca'i,
Hliirl. Nothing el>r could lie cx
PETER, Of q Democratic legislature.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

Paying Fo7 The Death Of the New
Party.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-02-23

i'r:uaie suffrage WAS defeated il
;"2 IL ;',e 81 the state Legislature
~ w.t. vi s. 10 -. This IS :,
Fs,i: @po,i showing s:.r = back number
legislature ai.ei is 5 -Teat step in She
way q giving wn'2cu ;h"jr rights.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
Notes and Personals.

"Don't iTrgatc any more" Ia the
word OF Mr.. Austin, beet agent OF the
Lehi Sugar factory. The hcets arv now
fully developed aud contain an album
dance OF anccharipo matter To irri'
gate them viii start second growth
aud diminish rather than increase the
amOu NJ Of Hweetnesr.
Professor Glles, stake chorla,er, 10
working up county choir and zen.
eral musical contest. A general iuyi-
tRliou ~ oil the quarlvttes VI tho
Territory will be executed 10 compete
Tor the quartette prize.
Mr.. Forsyth, Salt Lake biCyclip',
came down from Salt Lake y,spr vs.
In iour hours Hud iOuy.hva miuuitr,
coming 10y way Of Lake View, a rather
oircuitUua run nc this emu OF the rsu.t.
He started back Ia the aueguuuu, *.
prcliug to MAKE the returh trip la itss
lime.
Il. II. Dldd has returned from
Chicago. Mrs. DOdd Is e.il. IA dan
Nerlus condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
A. II. NELSON IN COURT.
Ills Examination for Embczll cment Of
$4,000 Commenced.

The preliminary hearing Of Alfred
ii. Nelson on the charge Of embez'
ElinR some $4,000 from the Ogden
BuiIding aud Savings association
while its managing secretary, was
begun before Commission hulani1h
nj $3.50 yesterday Afternoon In the
grand Jury room In the Utah Loan and
Trust building.
Judge Maglnnis, nsrisied by County
Attorney Weber, prosecuted, WINE
Judge Leonard ana Colonel Hayes
volunteered rs matter Of courtesy C
defend the accused, he having been
member Of the Ogden bar.
The flrst witness put On the stand
was Deputy United States Marshal
Budd, who arrested Nelson Wvdnes'
day afternoon ut Helena, Montana.
He identified Nelson NJ the man
arrested, and on oross.cxaminHtions niu
the prisoner willingly came back with
out a requisltion.
Is. II. Goddard, the present secretary
OF the association, was next placed on
he stand. A tabuintcI abatement, show
Ing the condition or financial stand.
ing Of the company ut the
time be was elected secretary, which
was in June iasl, was produced, but
this was objected TO by the doiensej
objection sustained. The witnosa's
testimony was somewhat OF surprise,
Ra II was thought his evidences woulu
DO very convincing and would show
that an emhezklement had been com-
mitted, but not 10. Personally ho
knew nothing Of the facts In the case.
On crota-eKaminatiou Mt. Goddard
said that the books showed that u bal.
anco OF ss.6S was due Nelson NJ thu
time he (NolsOn) went out Of onlco.
J. p. Ledwldge, county clerk was
next called. He produced book
"AD OF the county records, which
contained the articles OF incorporation
Of the Ogden Building aud Saviugs
association. From this tbs duties Of
the secretary were shown, which,
among other thlnge, consist Of keeping
strict account OF all moneys received
by him and that the same must hu
paid over TO the treasurer of the COM
pany and receipts taken therefor.
John W. Walker, auditor OF the
association, was next examined rs 10
the nioduS operdnd pursued by the
company. IL nov became evident
that further time was necessary
In which 10 marshal the evidence anu
an Adjournment WA taken until To-
day. Nelson was released On bond
Of $4,000, Judge Baton and Matthew
WheslwTlght becoming his auretles.
The fire In the Utah Loan aud Iruel
building last March destroyed most VI
the books and papers Of the association
and the evidence will necessarily have
10 come from the pass books OF this
menlberf. 40 far the prosecution hn
made weak showing. In converse
ton with one Of the directors last nigh
the NEWS representative was told tina
today they would establish the ohntg
OF ENHANCEMENT on at least two c0unte
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
Judge smiths Court.

Nola jacobson VI Francis NJ. Wilson
ut al ~ tue title OF n suit tsing heard
la the Frs. district court. 10 h. a
water case aud 10 brought 20 determine
tue respective rights OF the litigauls To
tne water running from BOili x Spring,
located southeast OF fHyton.
CbRrlta B. Atwuou, ~ behalf VI
himself and other, tgNpaytS Of Yer
nnl, Uintnh county, has brought rui'
against w. u. Gagon, county collector
Of Uintsh county, ~ restrain him ifum
collecting Oue per cen, school ihA,
alleging that said tax WAS not legally
levied tor the following rcnsOns: No
notice Of u school meeting, FOR tho
purpose Of levyiug tex, was gwen by
the school trustues. At tue pretended
taxpayers' meeting held December
l7th, 1897, tue trustees did nos act A.
Judges OF election; the voting was not
by bElloi; the votes we're not east by
registered voters. 1t whs not tie dcsirv
Of the Taxpayers that such a tax should
10 levied.
Sherman !. Jowel, q Co., an III.
uois hardware fTm, has brought tuit
against william Nichols, the Provo
hard~a are dealer, Tor the recovery OF
Siss.9i ON account
In tho case Of w. II. II. Pazman VI
Nat NJ. Brigham, u. 5. msrshal, a Dit.
cree was made retaining defendant
from selling plaintiffs iaun land. The
marshal hal no execution against Pax
man, but against John h. Booth, from
whom PaxmAn purchased tue land.
An absoluio Injunction was granted
In ths case OF American Eagle Min
ing 90. Va Caleb Chamberlain.
Soren Peterson WAS granted a diyorc,
from Mary +. Peterson on the groun,
Of doierlion.
In the case Of Pleasas Grove Vi
ArtomAs Holman, "A decree tor plaintiff
Tor the collection Of water tax wa
made. This decree 10 an authority fo
the collection OF water tax by cite
beyond the CITY proper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26

q II. Clifford. Now Cgsssll, VIE,
uhs troubled with Neuralgia ard
Eheuunatiim, his Stomach wan dlsor-
iorod, hiR Liver VIA nfisclod 10 M
alarming degree, siystiic tell away
and he VIVA terribly rrfuCcd In he.h
and strength. Three bottles n Elctt.i,
BItlefs cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, III.
had a running sore on his lcs Z cight
yrsrs' stnnding. ufed three bottles Of
Electric Bittera and seven hCArs Of
Buchlen's Arnica fnlva, aud his lex u
sound aud vol. John BpenkcF, Cat.
Avba, o., had Ave large Fever ant,H
on his leg; doctors pnid hr was lncura.
bic. One bott', Electric Bittere and
one box Buchicn's Arnics Selvc cured
him entirely. EolI At A. q. Smith B
Goa Drug Store. 30.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-26
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