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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-11
THE HOTEL TRNPLETON.

The Hotel Templeton IL opposite
Temple square, Tlthing Onicvs, Eagle
Gate, DEsERET NEWS Building aud all
points OF inttrcs, IN salt Lake City.
WHITE HOUSE,, Holt and Slater
Proprietor. $3.50 u $500 per day.
New management, most centrally To-
Gated, rrntied, ana best hotel anu table
for the price In the city. Arthur
Edwards, manager, Salt Lake CITY
Salt Lakes big, new motel Ia The
Kuulsfori. Humellke, elegant, een-
ttal Rui reasonable
Tho Cull,u Hotel omen, ON the
European plan, rooms bDc anu up
wngds. George Cullcus, Assignee
Cheap but good. rno Gold Hand
Collee /, now on the high road u be-
come the Peoples invnri,r,
Sec the handsome pieluIrs contained
IN each package % Gold hand 'onee'
GIVE Gold Iand Coffee trial. II Is
the best Of all package eohees' 30
SAY WE ALL
No package coffee has attracted ~
much NJ tho consumers attention as
the told Baud. Try II.
lsG0 alter dinner coffee you will be
pleased with Gold Hand,
Your ureaKast tablp will not be COM
plste without Gold Hand Coffee.
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The pfsruUr Fvrwsu Nfwsf ruh',sn'l
ffiy. sunday excepted, hi tctrtf f'b'i anu
n Itmule streets. 2 ait thkc CITY. -
Train Tdition at gopm. REGULAR id'uon
nt o q clock 49,. 49,.
Usted on tuesday and Friday 90 cfrh wees.
The frFrpHr WTEKLY On magazine iofmJ
10 rubnfhed every saturday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-11

The Mountain Ice and Cold Storage
Go. desires 10 call attention TO the fact
that they are row prepared 10 supply
their family trade with manufactured
Ice at the folio slng rAteG
Books Of thirty ten tlO) pound cou.
pom tickets, $40 each; books Of thirty
fifteen (l5l pound coupon tickets, $500
each; books OF thirty, twenty-five (25l
pound coupon tickets, s5.25 each.
These books are sold for cash only,
aud the Ice IL therefore no per cent
cheaper 10 tho consumer than last
] years rates.
Please note that there are no oxcep.
| tons 10 the cash plan, as the com.
rnny's c0ilnclor'a are dispensed with
aud the trade gets the benefit Of the 10
| pef cent reduction.
Tickets can 10 obtained at the office,
| No 30 4. Second South street. or from
the drives.
The Gold Band Coffee is always uni.
form In strength ana flavor and full
weight.
The attention OF economical house.
keepers II called 10 the Gold Hand
Package CoIlec. II Is the best.
Have you trlod Gold hand Coffee.
II not you have n genuine treat In
store,
Help IN To help you by calling foI
Gold Hand Coffee when ordering your
! gr0pRflRa
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Help IN 10 help you by calling for
Gold Hand CCiiee when ordering your
groceries.
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The Gold Baud Coffee Is always uni.
form In strength ana flavor aud full
weight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-11

The attention OF economical house.
keepers II called TO the Gold Hand
Package Jullte. IL h the best.
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Have you trled Gold Hand Coffee.
II not you have genuine treat In
gtore
The herald., 1893-08-11
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
atiye; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance. :.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug.
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The herald., 1893-08-11
AGuILAR's SECOND TRIAL.

The Details of HIS Shooting Of Richards
Again Being Told.
The Agdilar case was again taken up
yesterday in department one. Walter
Farrell appeared for the defendant and
Assistant District Attorney Dupuy for
the plaintiff. Only ten of the requisite
number OF jurymen could be obtained
from the regular panel. They are
Reuben A. Burke, s. L. Blake, John +.
Branch, E, f. Brakishueler, D. B. Fish
er. H. @. Hornie, S. r. Ibbotson. Will
liam ]. Msgee, s. W. Miller and F. Il.
Slaughter. After this a special venire
was issued and w. T. Henry and A. M.
Edelman secured to make up the full
complement of IL. The plaintiff, Rich
ards, was put upon the stand and sub
jscted TO searching cross-examination
by Attorney Farrell. His replies, how
ever, differed but little from the state.
ments made at the previous trial.
A large and interested throng OF spec
tators crowded the court room and list
ened with strained ears to She occasional
outre remarks which were brought out
by the examination. The case will be
resumed today.
The herald., 1893-08-11
SAN PEDRO LAW.
How Justice Served Attachment.
The District Attorneys Position.

How n Justice Served Attachment.
The District Attorneys Position.
In department No. OF the superior
court Judge w. L. Pierce OF San Diego 4,
presiding, the complaint of J. W. Davis
of Wilmington township against 1. s.
Moore, a justice OF the peace for Los
Angeles county and who resides at San
Pedro, charging the justice with ne
glecting to perform the official duties
connected with his Office, came up yes
terday according to citation.
The charge is that on or about July
26th last l. S. Moore, sitting as magis-
trate in ease entitled D. Brunn VS.. J.
W. Davis (Brunn being deputy con-
stable OF the COURT, issued an attach
ment against j. W. Davis on an ordi-
nary account filed in his court and
without bond as required by law. Davis,
who is druggist, had his store closed
up until he deposited $50 with the
justice, and afterwards was obliged to
go before the same magistrate and move
a discharge OF the attachment and 81 re-
turn OF the money in writing. The COM
plant is made on behalf of Davis by his
attorneys, Wells, Monroe and Lee, and
charges that the action of Magistrate
Moore was willful and corrupt and in
tended to harass the plaintiff.
District Attorney II. g. Dillon sp-
peared for the defendant, and presented
the following demurrer to the affidavit.
accusation or complaint brought against
his client by J. w. Davis:
I. The said pleading does not state
facts sufficient to constitute cause of
action against the defendant.
II. The said pleading. although en-
titled as and having the form of an
affidavit. is not signed by the affisnt, the
said J. w. Davis.
III. The said pleading is not signed
by Wells, Monroe & Lee, his attorneys
for the said j. W. Davis, or for any other
person.
~. The said pleading is not sub
scribed by the district attorney OF said
county. !.
v. That the facts stated in said
pleading do not constitute public Of
tense.
VI. And for other good and sufficient
reasons apparent upon the face of the
said pleading.
VII. That the said pleading does not
substantially conform to the require
nents OF sections $50, 95l and 952 of the
penal code.
Wherefore the defendant prays judg-
ment of the court whether he ehall be
required to further answer in said ac-
tion. M u og, al
Owing to the fact that the court was
busy with another case, the matter was
carried over until Monday, the 14th
instant.
The case will prove to be quite an
amusing one when it comes up for q
hearing.
The herald., 1893-08-11
PEDRO BUsAKDE's ASSASSIN.
Sheriff cline slrhihks' He is close on the
Trail.

Sheriff Cline Thihkss He is Close on the
Trail.
The assassin OF Pedro Busarde who
was murdered Tuesday night at the Pile
vineyard near lower Duarte, has not
been apprehended. but Sheriff Cline
said yesterday that he was quite sure he
would have the murderer in custody,
possibly within "a hours. The whole
neighborhood in the vicinity of the
murder is aroused over the cold blooded
crime. and the sheriff has stretched his
lines 90 swiftly that he does not think
it will be possible for the assassin to
elude his grasp.
The sheriff is quite positive that he
has the guilty man located, and the de-
lay in his arrest is to fasten the coils
about him 80 tightly that he cannot
prove an alibi. Those who know what
an inoffensive and industrious man Bu-
esrde was, do not believe that the fatal
shot was intended for him. but that the
assassin meant to kill Mariani Randisi,
the lessee OF the vineyard, who WAS sit
ting at the table with Busarde and sew
eral others, when the shot was fired.
The herald., 1893-08-11
ENeouRAGING FIGURES.

Recorder Bray Makes Some Copaparisons
Between This Year and last.
County Recorder Bray has issued a
comparative statement Of the business
transacted in the Office of the county
recorder during the first six months of
the year 1928.
During the first half OF the present
year the number of deeds recorded was
8123, an increase of 1917 over the same
time last year; mortgages recorded,
247S, an increase of 1878 for the CORE
spending time of 1892; releases, 22l1, an
increase of 273; miscellaneous records,
2723, an increase OF 557; folios, 102, ,S04,
an increase of 1888; fees. $40, ,532. an
increase of $2222.
The total consideration of all the
Instruments filed during the first six
months of 1898 amounts to the enor-
nous sum Of 9937 ,S74,96, an increase
of 81, 1866. 1863 26 over similar period of
the year 1892.
These encouraging figures certainly
chow which way the "wind Is blowing"
The herald., 1893-08-11
SANTA MONICA ROBBERS.
Tho Leader of the Gang In the Count
Jail.

The Leader OF the Gang In the County
Jail.
Sheriff Cline has been quietly but
vigorously at work to get the gang oi
highway robbers who have been holding
up people on the streets Of Santa Mon
lea lately. The sheriff already has the
leader of the gang behind the bars in
the county jail. His identity is with.
held, however, until the sheriff sue
ceeds in getting hold of the others, which
he expects to be able to do possibly
within the next "a hours. There are
three Others whose names are known to
the sheriff, and he has his lines laid go
as 10 en- trap them. When all the parties
are arrested the sheriff will probably be
able also to recover much OF the stolen
broperty.
The herald., 1893-08-11
A NEW MANAGER.

The Clearing House Association Elects
j. II. Towell-New Quarters.
The Los Angeles Clearing House as
sociation held meeting yesterday eft.
ernoon for the purpose of electing a
manager and secretary to take the place
made vacant by the resignation of A. d.
Childress.
Mr.. J. F. lowell was elected to the
position, and at once entered upon the
discharge Of his duties. He is connected
with the Stats Loan and Trust com panv
which ia located in the Bryson block,
corner of Second and Spring streets.
The association also decided TO move
to the front room in the State Loan and
Trust company's quarters, from the
Bank OF America, and the clearances
will probably he made from the new
location today.
The herald., 1893-08-11
A LIQUOR CASE

That Comes from Near the soldiers'
-~-t't Home.
A complaint was filed yesterday in
Judge Bartholomew's court by E. G..
Hodgman, against John Doe Phelps,
whose true name is unknown, charging
him with selling and furnishing to
others in quantities less than one-ffth
OF gallon, malt liquors, without hav-
ing license to do 30.
The violation OF the law is said to
have been committed in building near
what is known as the stump, in the
vicinity OF the Soldiers home, and it ia
charged that Phelps sold malt liquors
personally to William Rosecrans, Com
pany D, Soldiers home, and 7. J. Mat
lock of this city.
A warrant was issued for his appre-
hension to Constable Rogers. and that
Officer at once left to make the arrest.
The herald., 1893-08-11
building Permits Issued.

The following building permits were
issued Yesterday:
Frank Humphreys, Thirty-third street
and Grand avenue; residence; cost,
$350O builder, A. w. Scott.
Thomas strohm, Crocker street, Wolf
skill orchard residence cost, $400
DR.. j. H. Lille. boarding house, Hill
street, between Fifth and Sixth; cost,
$500. Two dwellings, same location
cost. $4,000.
John Humphreys, dwelling and barn,
corner of TeAth street and Maple avenue
cost. $500.
The herald., 1893-08-11
THE COURTS.

Minor Cases Under Consideration Yes
terday.
A decree of divorce was granted the
plaintiff, by Judge Pierce yesterday, in
the case of Jennie Brown We. John
Brown, by default, the grounds being
failure to provide.
The case OF Atkinson We. Irish, which
has been argued before the court for
some time, was submitted before Judge
Pierce, no verdict being announced.
Jas. Ross and Geoffrey Roland Brook
mar, both natives OF Great Britain, were
admitted to citizenship by Judge Pierce.
The action OF p. 7. Dairy VS.. The Earl
Fruit company was taken up yesterday
afternoon before Judge Pierce. Leon F..
Moss represented P. L. Dairy and the
Fruit company was represented by Hun
snker & Goodrich. The afternoon was
taken up in cross-examining witnesses,
and the case was continued until today
at 10 a. m.
In the case of II. Lossee vs.. s. A.
Strong ct al, action being brought by
default and foreclosure of $500 note,
Judgment was given by Judge Pierce in
favor of the plaintiff, and the attorney g
fees fixed at $75.
The default divorce suit Of A. M. hp-
gar Va. w. Apgar, brought through fail.
ure of the defendant to provide susten-
ance, was granted in favor OF the plain
tiF by Judge Pierce.
An information was filed bv the dis.
trict attorney charging W. j. Yant with
burglary, and the time for the arraign.
ment set for today at 10 o'clock.
The case OF Edgar Fleming of San
Diego, charged with obtaining money or
false pretenses, by passing worthless
checks amounting to $84 80 on the Con.
solidated National bank OF San Diego
came up yesterday, and the time set fol
arraignment was made Monday, the
18th. Fleming purchased couple o.
watches from M. Meyer of this city sev.
eral weeks ago and gave the checks
which are pronounced worthless. He il
q justice OF San Diego.
The case of Petro Bidart, charged with
an assault with deadly weapon, came
up and the arraignment appointed for
Monday, August 18th.
Edward Belmont, who fs charged with
stealing and afterwards disposing of a
bicycle belonging to Hiram II. Dixon OF
this city, will be arraigned Monday,
August 14th.
r. r. Streets, native of Great
Britain, was admitted to citizenship
yesterday in department No. l.
NEW SUITS.
Among the documents filed yesterday
in the county clerks Office were the fol.
lowing:
The Peoples Home Savings bank
filed suit yesterday in the county
clerks Office to foreclose mortgage OF
$2500 against Jerdsn, Shultis and
others.
A petition for letters of administra-
tion was filed yesterday in the county
clerks Office by III. q. Brainerd in be-
half OF the estate of John Griffin Allen,
who died about the 18th OF January last
in Yuma, Ariz.
The petition of A. w. Ellis. retail
dealer in fruits, CONNECTIONS. etc.. as an
insolvent debtor, was filed yesterday in
tho county clerks Office. He clsims
assets s420s S5 and liabilities s5l5S.34.
The herald., 1893-08-11
PLUMBING EXAMINATION.

Twenty-sfx Successful Applicants Cor
tiicates will Issue.
AS the examinations by the board ol
plumbing examiners evening before
last, the following master plumbers were
successful in securing certificates:
Vince Gereio, Hugh Smith, Fred Roe
der, J. ]. Newell and O. f. Paul, making
20 successful applicants since the exam
ination began.
The next examination will be held
Tuesday evening, when the journeymen
plumbers will have an opportunity fol
examination. Certificates are ready for
those who passed the examination.
The herald., 1893-08-11
Union Gospel Service

A union gospel service will be held
in the First Congregational church,
Sunday evening, August 18th, at s
o'clock. This service is in recognition
of the services of R. q. Williams. the
Welch evangelist, whose topic. on that
night will be Ny Mothers Bible. Mr..
and Mrs. Llewellyn have kindly volun-
teered to sing. Rev. r. G. Hutchins,
Rev. NJ. d. Hughes, Rev. Mr.. Jenkins,
Mr.. A. NJ. Armour and others will aseist
at the meeting,
The herald., 1893-08-11
Beet sugar.

The forthcoming report OF the com
missioner OF internal revenue will show
large increase in the output of sugar
made in the United States from beets.
California 10 the premier state OF the
union in the production of beet sugar.
her output for the year being 43,500, 900
pounds, made from 1898 acres OF sugar
beets. Nebraska has produced 1000, 900
pounds Of beet sugar from 1900 acres
Utah 100000 pounds from $500 acres,
and Virginia 100000 pounds from 400
acres,
The herald., 1893-08-11

The singular things about the atti-
tude OF Cinnamon towards the fugitive
is that the company to which he be-
longs is anxious for his arrest. Both
murdered man and his murderer are
not only cousins but belong to the same
company in which Charley Ah him is
shining light. But the murder has been
mixed up in go many affairs OF blood
they want him done up, and last even
ing offered 500 reward fer his arrest.
The herald., 1893-08-11
Found

AT the drug store, valuable package,
worth it's weight in gold. My hair has
stopped falling and all dandruff has dis
appeared since found Skookum Root
Hair Grower. Ask your druggist about it.
The herald., 1893-08-11
Bar Fixturas

OF all kinds, at the W. @. Furrey COM
pany. l57, 159 and 16l North Spring
street. If you mead anything in this
line examine this superb stock.
The herald., 1893-08-11
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-21
MORTGAGED FOR 81, 100000.

Wur Mr,r1-AI,IIFE TO MANAGE THE ENTERPRISES
OF MAYOR D. c. ROBINSON. OF ELMIRA.
r,r,r. \. ". MAY oO.-The New-York Mutual
trustee Of all Of Mayor d. c. Robinsons enterprises
N this city The magnitude of Colonel Robiusons
hns,ness transactions has long been subject lor
vonderment among Elmirans. When mortgage
.5ven nv Mayor Robinson for $4,000 and another Tor
s75O 600 to the Mutual Nfe Insurance Company were
fled IN the County Clerks Office this week. all SORTS
cf rumors found circulation. Colonel Ropinsol 5
business interests are diversified as they are
rn,merous He became pressed for ready money and
az result a conference with the directors OF the
Insurance company followed. This resulted In the
mort Qages being given and the various enterprises
IT. this city being turned to the insurance com
pany to be held by 1t as trustee Inc Ne"-1orA
Mutual Life Insurance Company assumes all the
liabilities Of Colonel Robinson. accepting all the
collateral securities given by him ana assuming is
sell his personal obligations unsecured.
By this arrangement Colonel Robinson pays every
dollar Of Indebtedness, which Is assumed by 'he
Insurance COMPANY Under this mortgage. given upon
the Coonels real estate, lie receives an advance OF
another $4,000 making In all 81 ,oVo'Voo ao'dnce
TO him by the insurance company.
The enterprises turned over TO the insurance COM
many will I'm the future be conducted under Its direc-
zion The management OF all Of them VIII remain
With Colonel Robinson, as the resioeht uire, vi "
company, and every enterprise pro;e.u i. u Ill, sH
Will be carried through 10 completion a. ALREADY
planned The only change. therefore, as iau rs ~,
pnbc Is concerned Is thai instead OF Colonel kobSon
Being personally behind these c Wn,us If
snce Company So far as the Elmira National BANK
Is concerned the effect OF the deal Is TO MAKE J,
Sblgstions to the bank are assumed Win MS o'hei
indebtedness in the general transfer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-21
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY AffAihs
The receivership for the Toledo st. LOUIS ana
Kansas City Railroad caused little surprise IN ran
xay and financial circles where the struggles OF ue
company to s,ave off insolvency have been "a,cncu
for some time. The affairs OF the company nave
suffered from conflicting factions In the management
hut the Kneeland party Is believed to have secured
an advantage over its opponents In the selection %
President Galloway the receiver. :. il. kheeaho
II this CITY, said yesterday that the receivershp was
Inevitable after the refusal OF the preferred STOCK
holders to authorize the issue OF new consolidated
mortgage bonds Mt the rate OF $4,000 mile. The
company has been providing for needed equipment
ont Of net earnings and the drain was too severe IN
view Of the better position In this respect OF some OF
its close competitors.
The bondholdcrs of the Toledo. St. Louis ana Nan
sas City have already organized for self protection
A. NJ KIdder & Co., OF No. Is Wallst. ana IL. j.
Kimball & Co.. OF No. Is BrOadst.. have undertaken
xo form committee to take such steps are deemed
advisable In the interest Of the bondhOlders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-21
WESTERN MARYLAND's LATEST SCHEME.

Baltimore May 90 (Spccal. president Hood. OF the
Western Maryland Railroad practically admitted to-
6ay that a connection contemplated between his
line and the Baltimore and Ohio The latter will have
10 construct short road to cost about 300 900 The
connection will give the Western Maryland entrance
10 Camden Station the Baltimore and Oho's principal
depot and enable II To through trains from the
B,e Ridge to Washington. thus being relieved of the
heavy tunnel charges now paid 10 the Pennsylvania