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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-13
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.


EsIaIe OF EIWnOoIN = NNImuFo, HcoVAHud'
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, BY TIM
~ undersigned, samuel NJ. MhitmOrr,
executor OF ihc latt will OF Elizabeth &.
" hitmOfO, deceased, 10 the creditors OF
ard nil persons having CLAIMS against
the SAID deceased, Ia cNhiut them, with the
necessary Voucher, within ten tiO) months after
executor az room No. $50! Constitution huild.
ing m alt Lake Cny, in the County OF SAT-
Lake, Utah Tertiary.
Dated January an. lN1l
SAMUEL N WtitIMORE.
Executor o. TIE last will Of Elizabeth C.Wht.
more, deceased.
BARLOW lLuGrs0N and join VI, CANNON,
attorney Tor executor
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anoh lac OF omerhnldrr..

Tits beginning to dawn upon the minds
OF the managers Of the Chicago exhi.
biion that ~ The whole grand army Of
present aud prospective officials attend
the show ard pay ~ they so in the ut
tendance will be largo enough to crowd
the grounds aud to make the show in.
dependent Of transient visitors. -phila.
delphia Times.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Tftatc Of Ralph llhrrison, deceased
NvoTiCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN HY THE
~ undersigned. Charles ~. Crnw, afmlnis'
traitor OF the estate OF Ralph HARMON, de
ceased, to the creditors uf and ON persons
having claims against tho said deceased. 90
exhibit them With the ncCcfHary vnuchCrs with
In four months aiter the irst publication of
this notice 10 sad administrator 90 The oiiIrc of
daniel Harrington, 81 Constitution building,
Utah.
November 10th. lso2.
CHARLES ~ CHOW,
Administrator 81 the estate ~ said deceased.
HANilL iAuutsOToS, Attorney Tor estate.
ii IA
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nn1inr 10 cnrnlInRs.
estate Of jeanette \. cowhns. dco,a,ot

Estate NJ jeanette \. Cowling. deceased
NOTICE Us HEREBY GIVEN ny THF
~ unferfirned. ndmiuiftratot ni ihe estate
~ frnuvffe q, tnWling. deceased, 60 fNr rfed
itora ~ ana an pets0ne having elaine iflnst
tu. stid dcrctfcf. 20 eNntnit MON. Hlt1 the
nrcesaArF vouchers, vithu IEN months after
tho nrft publication of this notice 60 the said
administrator, care ~ WHddell Ndlmt, at
torncys, % aud q East, first South street, salt
lake my, In The county OF salt laEc, Utah
Territory.
Dated December 10th, lsll
I'kThH &. COWt1NG.
Administrator Of the estate Of Jeanette a.
Cowirn, deceased
Mnddcll NJ Ahnn. aiiorncya for r-laie. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-13
NOTICE TO CRGplTons.


Estnto OF Ciarissa Arnold, Deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ~ THE
~ undcrsignOd, executor Of the estate
OF CiAtissa Arnold, deceased. t. the creditors
Of and all pcrnons having claims against the
said deceased. 10 exhibit them, with the nee
essary vouchers. within ten months after the
nrat Uuhuchuul OF thia notice, tu the fnid
executor, nt West Jordan salt Lake tounty,
Utah Territory,
Dated D,ccmLor gith, 1921. ..
IlNHUM corr,
Executor 81 the estate Of Clarissa Arnold
dpsyusou dtuH
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NOTICE TO oRsoIToRs.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ny rHE
~ undersgnod adnnnIstat0f OF the estate
on Mnnista 4. Molouand, Diseased, 10 tho
croduOrs OF and MI perHone having claims
nsainat the sold dcconsed,to exhibit them, with
tho necessary yourhcrr, within ten months
after Tho frst publication q THIS notice, TO The
snit administration nt The onlce Of j. Post, Nos
bi and ~ Commercial BLOCK, salt Lake City, Ia
the county oil ale Lake.
Dated January 3td, lH"
EDwAl,D NJ. MoLEILAND,
Administrator Of The estate OF Mllllssi Il.
McLelland, dCcoated. DIV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-13
Cooperative WAGON Z Machine Co.

THE ANNUAL tEIIfSG oF Tug
etoeLholtcfs ct the q. 0rrr,ftvr
NAgoN $50 MAuufSN tu. wlu I'd nrIt
on Monday, January Hth. raf. ID
O'Clock pm, o. Tho Offices ~ said com.
plny, sat Lake CIV Sab.
Inc purpose Tor which s1id meeting
n called arc to elect nir gturs Tor tNr
ensuing YEAR. tn receive the annual
reports pt the freaif mt and secrttlry.
anu 20 transact any such other hualur.I
o. may lawiuliy come before aid mo l.
ing
RutON g WELLS. Secretary.
salt Lake CITY, January %, isg. dSa
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

nELlNQckNT NOTi T.. the NORTH
- rOn' Consolidated Irrigation company.
Lection u principal place OF business -Ht
Lake tity, uinu, Notice there IRE delinquent
upon the following described stock on account
Of Assefsmtnt icyicd on tie ilst day Of NOyrm.
her. lsa!, ino several amounts Tot opposite
the names OF The respective shareholder a.
fpltnVta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-13

NOTICE Il HERt ~ GIVEN THAT THE
~ regular annual meeting Of mo stoct
holders Of the Well Annie AIuin. aud Milling
company, Tor the election 81 uuirpts. and for
tuo transaction NJ any other huslnesl that shall
properly cone before the mcsfrr eiIi Is6eid
90 me company tNIrc, Rooms 500. o. Dousutu.
uon bnildlng. Monday, February lth. 1893, al
3 O'Clock y M
JOINS l. NEHEKrr. Secretary.
salt Lake city, January go. ixA. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-13

Aud m accordance win law and the order OF
Inc Hoard oil Directors made on the 2lHt day vi
November, lsi1, 100 many shares ~ each phrcel
nj stock rs may be nece cary VIII be sold az
the OnIce OF lho secretary, Room No %
Cullen Hotel, at sat lake cry, Utah Territory.
ON Friday. january 1850, 1898, SO O'Clock pm.
10 pay me delinquent sttssincnt together with
tho costs OF advertising lnd eApenses ~ sale,
D. ". WHITEHEAD. JR
secuetary.
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BACK VOLUMES
or Iaa-
DESERET WEEKLY.

The sixth volume Of the DEsKREr
WEEKLY In tho present form 10
now bound. A limited number OF
copies OF these six volumes can BE- OBJ
Lsined at the DEsEREr NEWS ohice,
Salt Lake City, in bound form at $500
per volume. 1t Ia the beat history Of
current events to be obtained, and by
far the cheapest, and the time IL not
Gar distant whom they will be eagerly
sought afier by students OF history,
anxious to DO informed OF the stirring
events which have transpired within
the pas. three years--tho most interest
ing period OF the history OF the Lat
ter.day Saints Every person who
can Afford 1t should secure these
volumes while they are to Be hal
for future reioronoe, and especially
should they be obtained for every
Sunday School, Improvement Aseo-
elstlon and Ward library. APPLY
carly ;, make sure Of getting tsaxA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-13

NOTICE Is llEHtBt GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual stoCkho duTs' meeting Of the above
namod cOinuany VIII he held at the oflco OF
In 4, u, Beatty suite l. walker Eros, Mcr.
camille building, corner 3ri South ana Main,
m salt Lake CITY on February lOth, 1895, No
10 ann, Tor the election Of officers aud for tho
trAntncuOn OF any such uthor business ~ shall
lawfully come before lt, and also Tor the pur
ppbo ct voting on tho proposed ancndmous of
the articles OF Incorporation 10 increase rs
capital stock. WM, DlETEELE,
secretary.
salt Lake City. January ith, l9JL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-13

"Poor Cholly Weakness is dead"
"WeallyT
"Yaa8. Died violent death too
Wasrun into by 20 June bug last August
"Dcah me! How ,erwihle! And wh.u
an unbelievable bug for August
Harpers Bazaar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-13
NOTICE OF ANNUAL mfs1lNn

rINHE srOCkIiOLuEH. on TIM CO.OP.
4 EHArlNE FURNITURE 90. viii meet
81 NOR 0nicc, sos, 10 and I Miiu reut salt
Lake uy, on fchrulry fh. isUi. at o'clock
y iu.,for the purpose uf CIccuuE hInr Directors,
ana TOT such ututT uuaiurHs tIat shail properly
come before the mce'inT.
-. % rIrur. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-13

A resident Of Jewel City. Kan. Loss
ms watch and supposed that it had been
stolen, lie was Ugreeably surprised rr
Gently when chicken scratching in b,
barn unoarthed the watch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-13
LEGAL NOTICE
In the Probate Court In and for salt Lake
County. Territory of Utah

'NNNNNf AfANNNNNN Nl NNNI
IN the Mater NJ the Esisie ~ Richard brewer.
teUo .sd.
No1liE rs ltkREBN GIVEN THAT 10
~ rcuyo fttut administrator oi tho 90
tate 81 hichari EroNcr. dCctlt,d, has rru
dCred for fftuemunt, and nlod 100 SAID court,
he huli account oi hs administration q said
cstatr and petition Tor uual distribution Of tho
residue Of sad estate among the pcrt0ns
Cniitlcd thereto, and that tuCsdsy, tue ilst
day OF January 4. - 1898. NJ iu O'Clock u tn. at
the court ROOM ~ HHid rourt.in tho Cnurty court
house, -Alt llkc city anu County. Utan Tcffi.
tory. has been duy appointed ny tho Judge ot
s1it court, fnrttc settlement OF sand account
and hrnring said pcti'1un for distribution. ~
which time and place any per on interested In
sa'd estate may appear Aud fhnw rnusc. 70 any
thcru r,wry said account should not Doc settled
and approved and nnal dntr.hutiun made o.
prayed Tor.
Dated January 5th. i-1i,
n. " MELON.
tlnrk II Probate curt.
ny r,rsrrN nRowNr. jr.. Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-13
NOTICE To humans.

CsFAL PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
y Ny tho Oity Recorder. Nc his Onire, room
.. Cdy llall, M 10 and nclnding "Wednesday,
Fehfunry lst, l'ti. at l2 O'Clock noon for the
constfucton Of q new q ~ jail.
Iir pus and specifications for this work
arc now on eNhil iuun, and can he examined
nj thu uflce ~ the CITY Recorder, and nlto lt
the onlca pi William Carroll, Archltecl, Mer.
cnntiio block, this city
Ta,h proposal shall be accompanied by o
deposit o. NJ least ten per cent OF the contract
pflce, which amount shall be forfctef TO salt
i.skO CITY, " the bidder fails 10 comply with
the terms OF his proposal after the award Is
made TO him.
The right ls reserved TO reject hny ard AL
bids hv order OF tho CITY Council, OF salt Like
Ciy. Ut'h Territory, made December 18Th.
lsll -
20. HORN,
VI. v, LNAfS.
- u HARDY,
Committee on Prisons.
G, L. STANTON, Recorder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-13
THE LEAmlNGToN WATER AND
LAND co,
MI lake Guy mud county Utah Tcrrltory,

NNIt Ilho IIN mud IOunIY. Utah TcIfIIOry.
The annual si1ctA0lRrIs' meeting offth tompaHy.
adf1iil'd for january ard, iSp3,Hot harmg
ttra anaied tB majority " ms dock.
huIgfeH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-13

fcudHufa.
The People Of rtab Territory tcnd greet.
lnu TO- \ .. "fOtcs and Isabella ~. Groves.
Defendants.
Won ARE liEUfUN sUMMONED TO BE
nnd appear before aid Commissioner
tuuri, IN thu city HrI e luuty Of salt lNlr,
lcrrtory Of tta., lnd answer complaint
MOI against YOU hY Toe IhnVc named plninrn
within i've dnvH ,cNruaWc Of DAY Of service,
" thiH summons hr HnrNrd IN Had Snlt Late
CITY; wiilu ten dave n served oht NJ said city,
bus IN SAT- Lake NHHuty. and withln twenty
dayf " served clsrNhHto'
Haid action u brought Ia recover from you
inc sun ot .sl25u Cor labor performed and on
account Aud your property has been nt-
Va he'd.
Md You ore hereby bottled that N you tail
10 pncrr nud answer tho tHid complaint e
nhnNr rcqrirrd,t sai1 plaintiff VIII take iuig.
mCut ngtiuIt you fer mo fum ct Two hundred
and iw,niy two Ni!i 'OIn9l 81 100 dollars.
Wines my hunu, al the lily md County Of
hHlt lAtC auu Territory Of Utah, this 1lth day
nf December. ia the year OF uur Lord one
thousand eight hundred aud ninety iva.
&. 10 MARTIN,
Commissioner.
J. T.. DARMER,
Attorney for Plaintiff. we'd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-13
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court IN ana for Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.

In the IfnlNkN AhNlN 100 AAN wi cat lshht
County. Territory OF Utah.
In the matter Of the estate of Sarah Watkins.
Deceased
order TO chow cause why order Of sale OF real
estate should not ho made,
IoHS 4. BUCKLE, THE ADMlNIsTRA,
- tor ot the estate u sarah Watkins, ue
ceased, having nlod hls pouiion hercin, duly
verified, praying Tor uu order OF sale OF the
real estate 90 SAID dertndeni, Tor Tue purpose
thor IN set forth, II 10 therefore, ordered BY the
Judge OF said Court, that all persons Interested
IN tho estate oftnld Grcchaed, appear before
the SAID Probate Court 900 tuesday The ilst day
Of January, 1888, alto o'clock IN tie forenoon
OF aaid day, at the Court room OF said l'tolale
Court, nt The County 0urt House m the CITY
ANA County of SAT- Lave, Utah Territory, to
show cause why an order should;nOt be grant
Cd TO the eaid administrator, To sell 20 lnuch
OF the real estate OF the said deceased az pftat
sale as shall Ice ncccs my, ana that copy OF
Tins order hc published lt lenrt four succesalNt
weeks IN tie DEsLHEr LNEhiNG MINIS "a
newspaper printed and published ia said CITY
and county.
Dated December 2sth, lsll.
q, W nAR1CIi. Probate judge.
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NOTICE oF MARsHAl.,s sac.

NOTICE 10 uEREBY CivEN THNT
~ purtuant 10 decree ~ the Thltd IN.
an order ~ sale hereunder, dated the l2nd
day 81 neccmher 4. II. is01, IN an action
wherein Albert Holt 81 al, were plaintiffs and
cd 90 me. ttc United States N1r.hai m Utah
toFfitur' 90 Ray tho several SUNS mentioned
IN The sad decree and order OF sale. which Is
hoteby referred 70 aud made uart o. this
notice, ! viii scll az public auction, 90 the
highest bidder, Tor cash on "wednesday. the 18th
dHy OF january. 4. -, iSu At u O'Clock M,
90 the front door Of tho County COurt House,
riory. all the following described pieces or
parcels Of land TO wit
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sunscRrTioN RATrsi
Yr. O No. . No. . 40.
DGily........ $500 $3.50 800
Sent lYeekiy,... 500 i.75 100 80
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Address all communications to
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salt Lake City. Utah.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-17
1880, Miss Mullen pleaded guilty he
fore Mayor Sullivan, who was then
police court magistrate, to the charge

1880, Miss Mullen pleaded guilty he
fore Mayor Sullivan, who was then
police court magistrate, to the charge
OF public indccency, and was sentenced
to thirty days in the female reform
atory OF Marion County. There is no
such reformatory, which fact being
called to the Mayors attention, the
sentence was changed to the State Re.
for naLory for Girls and Women, which
is the female penitentiary. The term
OF thirty days was also changed to
read, until the prisoner should arrive
at legal age" For a plain misdemean-
or this is great penalty. Miss Mullen
has directed her attorneys to bring
suit for big sum of damages.
SPRINGFIELD, H., special: The
State Board Of Live Stock Commission
crs have returned from the southern
part Of the state and report an esti-
mate of 500 head of live stock that have
thrax. The infected district lies on
the Little Wabash River bottom in
Edwards, Wayne, and Clay Counties.
The people arc now burning the car
casscs us fast as the stock dies. The
Secretary of the State Board OF Health
will GO with the Live Stock Board on
another tour next week, and will sec
that the instructions OF tho State Board
OF Health are carried out. The malady
is extending southeast. Buzzards will
not eat the dead animals. Goats do not
seem to take the disease. Hogs and
dogs that eat tho flesh soon die. The
State Veterinarian pronounces it the
original Egyptian plague.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-17
SOUTHERN SUMMARY,

RICHMOND, Tex, special: Win
Nash of Brazoria County was transfer
ring big herd of cattlessacross the
Brazos River at this point, when the
structure collapsed, carrying with it
200 head OF cattle, twenty horses and
two negroes, Charley Bailey and Sam
johnson. The negroes were killed, as
well as many head of stock. Bailey's
tion, was recovered late at night The
bridge was recently built, at u cost OF
100000. "A week ago II similar acci-
near Calvert.
OZARK, Mo-, special: A little son of
Sampson Barker. who lives on White
River, near Forsythe, in Tancy
County, made Il lucky find few
days ago. The boy spicd on
the bank, half covered in sand, some
rusty tin cans. On Investigating he
turned out of the old vessels 81. $50 in
gold and silver coins. They ranged in
date from 1910 to the year 1850, No
one in the neighhorhood knows any
thing about the probable owner. 1t
was likely buried during the war by
some one who was killed afterward.
GUTHRIE, Oklahoma, special: The
committee Investigating the office of
City Clerk Milligan has completed its
work, finding he had embezzled nearly
$1,000. The clerk was placed under
arrest and all his property attached.
He does not own much, and as his bond
WAS only 200, the city will bc ii heavy
loser Many of the city records have
been mutilate1 and destroyed, and ev-
erything is in such bad shape that it is
feared the committee has not learned
tho worst.
ST. LOUIS special: Large powder
mills nine miles east OF here in Illinois
exploded. It was distinctly felt and
heard in this city. II is reported that
several lives were lost. 1t was the
Phoenix mills that exploded, the larg-
est IN the country. Two were killed
and several injured.
ST. LOUIS special: John Finn, a
newspaper carrier. in the illness OF
dclirium fatally beat his two boys with
ilatiron, horribly hacked his two
girls with a butcher knife, and then
cut his own throat. All were fatally
injured.
AToKA, l. H., special: A posse Of
United States Marshals had fight
with robbers at Lehigh in which two
robbers, one named w. I. Pearce, were
killed and two others wounded.
CAPE CHARLES, Va.,.. special: The
town OF Snowhill, Md, was burned.
Only two stores and few dwellings
were saved. Loss, $500. 900.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-17
As Good a. ! sesshors CoeaAe

Are you going to the ssashore this
summerY" Jones asked OF Brown. sNnC1
exactly" said Brown, @but we're going
to accomplish the same result without
going from home at al. What Do
you meanY" @Why, its this way: Y0u
see, when person OF my means takes
a cottage at the seashore he, Of course,
gets a poor sort Of shanty, because W
can't afford q large, finely finished and
well-furnished house. You know The
sort Of place the usual summer cOttAEo
is. Well, we've decided 70 accusnplish
tho result In another way. We're 70.
ing to move up into the attic for The
summer" "Move up into the attic?
why, certainly. 1t Ii unfinished, tus4
like seashore cottage. The sun bea4D
down on the shingles and raisee
the temperature above lOO degrees
every sunny summer day; that'S inst
like q seashore cottage, too. When u
rains the water doesn't best through
our roof, to be sure, as II does through
the roofs OF the seashore cottages, bat
We can remedy that by pOking lew
holes through the shingles here andi
there, and getting the roof mended N
the fall. It will smell little stuily,
but that is eminently like 3 seash0re
cottage. We shall keep . clOthea
basket full Of unwashed clam eheI1a
standing in the corner to produce 4
realistic effect. On the whole We shall
be ever SO much more comfortable In
our own accustomed garret than w9
would be at the seaside, and wo shAl1
have this inestimable advantage, thAe
when we get sick OF 1t We can simply
NOVA RIGHT down iutn S,1,r nvn rnrnfOPEs
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-17
FOREIGN JoT-rlNGs.

Cry OF MEXICO special: The re-
ductions in the Mexican Army, as or
dered by President Diaz's recent de-
cree, will bring down the battalion OF
engineers from 536, rank and file, to
432, and the pay OF first and second
sergeants, corporals and rank and file
will be cut by 5, 4, 3 and 2 cents re-
spectively. Gendarmes of the army
are to form a regiment with which q
part of the corps Of rurales of Tamau-
lipas will be Incorporated, the surplus
being discharged. From each batal-
lion OF infantry seventy-two, rank and
file will be dropped and the pay cut as
in the case OF the engineers. Similar
changes will be made in other arms OF
the service.
CAIRO special: The return OF the
khedive from his visit to the Sultan ut
Constantinople has been marked by
further tension in the political situa-
ton, and q cabinet crisis is now on.
The Khedive has had quarrel with
Prime Minister Riaz Pasha, who owes
his position to English influence. The
Khedive wants a ministry in accord
with his own policy, which is we'll
known to be pro-French. The situa-
ton between the Khedive and his Off.
clal advisers has now resulted In an
other crisis that win probably again
call for British Intervention.
PANAMA special: Gen. Ferdico
Gutierrez, Cost Rican liberator, has
arrived hero from San Juan del Sur,
having been refused permission to land
at Punta Arenas. In an interview
Gen. Gutierrez predicted an early and
successful revolution in Costa Rica
against the Rodriguez Iglesias dicta-
torship. He will go direct to Nicara-
qua and direct the revolutionary
movement from the republic. 1t is
probable that the revelation will first
break out in the Province of Guanas
cate. II successful there the Revolu-
tionists will move toward the capital
via Alajuela.
BOMBAY special: The religious riots
which broke out few days ago are ex-
tending. Up to the present time moro
than fifty persons are known to have
been killed, and fully 1900 have been
arrested. Burial parties were accom-
panied by strong pickets, in spite Of
which they were frequently attacked
by religious opponents. Further rein
forcements of cavalry and infantry have
arrived and are bivouacking in the
streets.
BUDA PEST special: Count And
reas Bcthlen, Hungarian Minister OF
Agriculture, has issued a statement
showing that there will be a decrease
Of about 4, 500,00 hundred weights in
TIE wheat yield, 100000 in rye and
300. 900 in barley as compared with the
yield of these cereals last year.
ROME special: There have been se-
we're earthquakes along the Italian
Adriatic coast, and it is believed
large loss of life. The shock was most
severe in the south, particularly in the
province of Foggia. The telegraph
and train services is Interrupted.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-08-17
South DakOta's Wealth.

The assessment Of the various coun-
ties has been returned to the state au-
ditor, and the estimate of that officer
as made last winter is verified. The
prediction that the state would show
an increase of 10 per cent. in valuation
can be better shown to be right by
stating that the valuation as re-
turned last year to the state board was
Sli2,o00,000, and when equalized SllS,-
o00,000. The returns this year show a
valuation OF Sl23.0OO,OOO. and will no
doubt be more when equalized d-proba-
bly, $3.50, 100000. To this may be added
about $4,000, 900 other property. MAX
ing the valuation of the state round
Sll0,000,0 900.
The counties showing the greatest
gains are Fall River, 1896, 600: Rings
bury s73S, GOO: Hutchison, $72O, 900, and
Codington over S6O0.000.
The state board fixed the assessed
valuation on express companies and
sleeping ears as follows: American
Express Company, $4,000: Adams Ex-
press Company, Sl7 900; Wells-Fargo,
$4,000: United States. 5000: Pullman
sleeping cars, $1,000; Wagner sleeping
ears. $500.