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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25

q, tbe Probate Court, IN and for salt tatc
County, Territory Of uiah.

In the Probate Court, in and for SAT- Lake
County, Territory Of uiah.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of George A. Smith.
Deceased.
NrortcE ~ HEREBY GIVEN TINT
n Joserh y. smith, John Henry Smith,
Cbarira W. Smith aud Eiiah t, shDrta
eurytvtnr executors nul Trustee. NJ
inc rafrfo OF George A. Fmt. dn
ccased. nave rendered fcI soilCWcli, lu1 llCd
M said couri. their final account az urr admin
tstrafiau OF said estate aud petition fuI nual
dirtfifuuan Of the residue 0t said rfiHtc
am0ne ihe porsons entitled lcrci1, anI
ttat Ifursdsv, the i1th IaY of Auluat A. p
ieB. bt DO O'Clock q. m. n. tgg court room oi
raIH court in She County tHuT. llHu salt Lake
tItg ma county, Utah rCfwnryrHs boon auIF
aproIntrd by the Judge o' raId court Cor tac
rrtfIrmeut u said account md hearing flid
rrflu1u Tor diatuhutou| d. wl.01 lime aud
iiaHr my uerHnn tntcrcHfeI In HaiI rf'ltc may
rrpcar ana show cause i ruT There De-, why
raif account rhould NOS Dc fUtNcd uud HU.
UIaerd art Hnal dftriluN1n made U. prayed
i0r. Dtted jury ilth, ~, ,. ..,.,,.
Clerkut ilU Probate Court
by J. D.. JArh.
Deputy.
wAnprtt & ADAMS Attorney for Eiutc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25

iu tho ms,icr OF the Us,acof william uou
imam, deceased.
NOriCE Ia uEUEUN GIVES TitNTMAlt.
~ HarUt NnWuHu, auwIuiHtIuIIINu 90 tNU estate
81 william UuwUlut ttUrHfrd. iaH rendered Tor
snt|umrHt, Hui l.ri 40 atid ,uuri. The nulI 1r.
count ui Itr standardization nt HHII rHNtIr Hud
petition COR NuHI UHIrIHHfinu Ul Goo THfIlU" Of
HH|d Cat1iH auuur che persons Vuti. led thereto,
nntthHt Thursday tUr lItn day cot AUEusi,A. 10.
lrH| ltlJ I.fI.. ht tHD court room of HHIi r.uIt,
In tbe County Court house. SOFT 7 atH 600" Hut
tuunI, utah ItrIury, has boon 0uy aU.
pointed uF tHr Judge of Hhid court Coz tfu sCt
tgWFnt on HHid account and hearing HaII UUus
uIu tor HIslrIutuut af which time Hrl Disco
HuF person Iufcrrstfd boz fHII tairte WHN OPP
prar fnI HhoU cause % any tnric hc, wHl sIIi
account SHOULD not Ur settled unu approved
auu nua' distribution made ua prayed ilu
Dated July liih, lsps
3d. y. MELul.
Ciarf Of the Probate Court
nv 2. q IACs deputy
MApurLL a ADAMS, Aaorncys Tor Al.
m.niauatrH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25
IEnAl NnIInE.
In the matter Of The Estate Of BeriamIn r
HOwclls, deceased.

Iu the Eruu1io inNfh IM anu NNF NAN NlNN
county Territory OF Utah
In the matter OF The Estate Of nerilmln r.
HOwclls, deceased.
order 90 show cause why order OF sale OF rcai
estate should not Do made.
rTuoMAs r. HoWELLs. THE ADMIN.
\ Iatrator of the estate OF NUulmu
L. uowellt. deceased, having Gcd Dos
petition herein, tuiy ytf'urd, UiayrE Cor Hu
order nf HalU Of all real UsutH ui a.It 90.
ecdeut. Cor the purpose ih.rc.u 900 forth. 90 Il
therefore ordered bv fno Judge uf card Uouft.
ttltull urrtous interested Dol i1e estate of sail
deceased appear before tHc Flid Probate Court
nn Cue iaf .tbe l4rd day 0f Aurust.N % iFa 100
30 O'Clock n the forenoon ID. fail dlN pt She
court rHIm ~ sliI Probate Court 90 thu
county court house, In cue city and county 0i
salt iahg. Gala Territory iu show Uausn why
an order should uHf uu grluiUlt1 600 .flI al.
WIuauNfur. I1 rHI HI much uf mo rgHl Dtato
of ihs tIi1 deceased ni public Isle uH tNNIi nH
necessary. and lHlt 'topr OFF iNH order ho
published o. igatt inur HUUHfHsIFr vuok iu iho
taIuEr lNE NiNu hIWa. o. nUW"UlVrf Wuuta
cd auI published ON aHl1 city Uui county
pAicd july lHth. ltah
jacob %. WsNIE
rroHlfc Judge
Ju. uuru. Attorney for Admnaua'os
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25

by authority vostoi will oor cost for -
days commanding o M saturday July and continuing open
evenings July single exception OF
souvenir spoons of the y H. icyson CO.. lowolcr, OF US Main
exception noted,
Tho opportunity tho purchase Watches Diamonds,
price what pay Wholesale and
himself will
tho Of tho article bo asked
Tho stock well known Il tho aud tasieuly
selected ever brought 10 this city besides which Is all new some
notably tho has hut ust arrived aud from tho
nowest patterns cut for The Columbian display at Chicago
believed that
q vicinity. Maudln attend
anco aud win satisfaction assured and every article
teod. Terms o Cash.
During repair work not solicited.
THOMAS Il, ELLERBECK, Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25
FAT o PEOPLE.

lnrde OBESITY Fills and loose Is mounds =
month No iuiury 20 the hualih No Interior.
enco with huaiucss or pleasure. No auatN-
zoe lh0l build Mp and improve the general
health, 1s uiitY the c1mpiari1n 200 leave No
y .ihIs ll.s. Lucy Anderson. "a Auucrn
70, tamufIiFc. Mass,, wrtcs. "rmcn bottles
Hl pounds 90 DO and mower feIt bcitar in aii
10y ltr. I ln much please with the rrauIL
and fha.l fn 900 can 20 Ir'u Fot Cur natrIns
llc uNc lu. .Ua.H, UAu."r. lIWFFU and
leaders of -feiotr. uuf rna|t sHs MOI Ho'i LII
utrf r'ofCa 80 orders HUU .I.HIitt direct from
rHr uIsc. Price per untEF.H H. tHfco u..L.
.ers fof 5 by mail prepaid. rHfu.uaIa Jtea'eU
4cs. AT tWf.fLaspu llIH..... 'stt..
|tuf HfsH.
WILLARD REMEDY CO., BOSTON.
MASS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25

Audin rsraT1ln0o with law md order Of the
hoard oil urt.t Ifr, mad0 ON tue -l.h day 0f
Iurg A. %. ] no sl mA q shares Of each parcel
IN turh stJrL .s may uv necessary Will Ur cold
an u fur.fHy, Che lUth day ~ AUGUST. lHui, 90
Io'rIor. Do boz. at th0 tHld office ~ the I0uth
Wand LuinHur auI Building AUHocrutIou, $50 lss
caF. Fourth south street. 20 pay delinquent
hffFfsmrnf thereon, tlgotlgr with the guHt Of
adveruuur rud oEHtusob Of sale.
TbIH punUHal1n was hoguA anew on ac.
count u ini1uua'lurs Ia The prior proceed
tngs A. ., NiHGs,
secretary and Treasurer.
No. east Fourth south street, SAT- Lake
CITY, utfh. ~
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TENTH WARD LUMBER AND BUILD
ING ASSOCIATION.

Principal place Of buuug.s &c ffs east Fourth
South street. tait lalD city, utah.
NoTtCT OI sAIE OF DELINQUENT tTOUN
NOTiCE.-TiiEHL hUl DELINQUENT
~ on the following dU.Hr.brd stock ON Hrs
count o. assessment levied on March 90, lsl f,
bY itr Board Of Director NJ ne said Corpora
uuut the several nUuUntH oct opposite tN1
numcs of the resp 0u,o shareholders, De-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25
NOTICE.

NOTICE r. uiUEuY GIVEN THAT
- enc ro rHri1ruhp heretofore etufinr
trtFUru lamfH No. orrHrHnUtu Hnu Honrr
l.rri y mutual CuuH Gus 90 apiYcd on July IS,
lN3.
GAHHENEETTt a co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25
STOCK OF
JEWELRY, WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND SILVER

To uo offered 90 cost FOR TwENrY.roUH DAYS unie, tho
90 A. De- ECflUrk 10 IIlato the interest u Nj
uugh MAuldin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25
NOTICE or 5TucKHoLOERs'
MEETING.


NOTICE D. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
n ttIIr uHl1 furclli mgauur N tbc
Hioeth0.drr. % salt iAEo Rapid rrautlt tom'
pnhr 90 tHr euurIuy'a orer 90 thlt Lake tliTi
Utah. uu hatUrtsf, August ON, lNN, 10 Z
O'Clock W.W.t fnf she rHtuutc % nuilurt IuE
tHr Issuance. Uf socohi mortgage bonds upon
Che uuuuaufH property.
% oIupr0f tfo board % directors,
q. 81. CAMERON, irCudcnt
q. o.. ItUh. NrUrvlHrt.
sAir l,kr Cifr. q tah. July oh. is1i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-25

ia tho Probate Court 90 and for thC county Ul
salt Lake. Territory ut ltHh.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06
THE CAPITOL CHATTER.
Dolngs in and About the State De-
partments-Other News.

Special to the Gazette.
Austin, Tex, Dec. 5,-Gov. Hoge
furnished Gen. Hurdeman today with
authority to take charge Of the library
at Tyler. which belongs to the state and
which the supreme court has said is no
longer needed.
The board of public printing met this
morning to decide whether ii would ac-
land titles, which The public printer mad
bound at an additional cost of 500;
State Expert Printer Moore had ordered
the books bound and after considerable
discussion the books were accepted,
San .lacintu county sold S2lOO bridge
bonds 10 the school fund today.
The comptroller Hsccrtaiued that the
school fund had $1,000 more than was
Thought aud that much more than moth.
ing, Fifteen hundred dollars are still
left.
Prof. C. b. Hnlstcad Of the Uuivcr.
sity of Texas starts for the City OF
Mexico tomorrow In discharge of com
mission from the government of Russia
To make certain investigations connected
with The Scientist Lcbatchesky, whose
anniversary Is TO he celebrated this year
and who died in 1856.
The comptroller received S15.O2G IA
from all sources today, making q total
for December Of SGG,1 $3.50.
Superintendent Carlisle Is in Houston
attending the grand lodge of Nlasons.
Senator j. NJ. Dean Of IN paso ar.
rived IN Austin this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

Tho wonderful wizard entertained a
magnificent audience last ceeniug His
farewell performance tonight As great
~ Roofh. Irving or Brruhurlt-thnt
means the greatest In his especial line
Is Hermann the marvellous, WHO, aiter
I'm absence " two years, an absence
aiiogeihor TOO long IN the opinion Of
Hort Worth thcatcr goers delighted the
inrresi house OF the season az the opera
honsc last nigt To say that Hermann
h great W not beginning 20 express IT,
He n supcih Hupcrlntively grent, wonder
full The opportunity 10 see him is a
rare treat and certainly no audience was
ever more DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained than
that of last night
There o. a charm about an onierlain-
mrnt of this kind which attracts every
body. People who do not 20 10 the
theator any other time DO The yenr 80 10
SEQ Hermann. and everybody D. Hlmpy
carriod AWAY with the wonders thpy
soc. Hermann Is no ordinary slelgbt OF
hand fnkr lie j. % genius whose work
recalls 10 your mind The famed NEGRO
inlncors Of dark India The stories Mar
ion Crawford tolls in 'Mr. 41no7 are
more than duplicated here llgrrn9nns
Illusions this year are new, and b 70 no
oxngscratiun To- say that his performance
"a greater than ever.
The FIRST part Of tlc program opened
with slcight-ufhnnd tricks tlrt are truy
nmnziug. There IL upvrr hunElc' nnl
though the critical eve may Doe fastened
upon him there seems no way ot ulS
corning the manner IN which he performs
his various mysteries, ono Of tlc most
rlngullr Illusions presented by him TINS
vonr ia entitled after the Ball. aud
nothing could be more inystiiying \
great mirror rs placed upon mo stage.
ia0iated from Hil surrounding objects, aud
q Ta.. u de-. nat of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

4 frightful accident. resulting IA death,
occurred ON the place of j. $, Clark
farmer living near kenncdne this
county, Saturday last
A Young mun 10y the name of Como.
house Crcnshaw, about 10 ye6rs Of age.
q farm hand In the employc of MIR.
CLARK arose from his bed on saturday
morning and cat down in a chair near
an open fireplace, and was In the act OF
putting on his Shoes, whom he suddenly
rcrlcd. pitched forward aud fell hcadlonP
into the fire. \ few minutes. later he
WIS discovered by son Of Mr. Clnrl,
who tool, him from III" fireplace, Crcu'
shaw was n phtfully burned uhout his
head and right side of the body, the
flesh pecling on IN large pieces, The
right hand WAS burned entirely of
Crushaw was subject to cpiletc FITS
and it Is presumed he was seized with u
splsn aud foll into the fire. He ling
he died The parents OF Croushnw liy,
In Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

Bob" Graham, the popular young
comedian WIN will be remembered as
Con. Kaicl,erbockrr In Little Tycoon,
cuups to the operah0use next Monday
matinee aud night, in his new comedy,
"Aflpr the Bali" The play Is au adap-
tution from the French, and j.
fan Of amusing situations from
The start 10 finish, Tho plot
rests upuu the adventures of Paul
Gibbs, who finds himself engaged to two
young ladies' at the sUme time. His
attempt 10 carry IN dual life, and To
make himself solid with both his iinnces
aud both his prospective fnthersinlaw,
Leads him into embarrassing situatong
and keeps the house iu Il ronr throughout.
Bob" Graham takes We part Of Paul
Gibbs aud impcrsonntcs him IN a very
charming manner. In fact. Bob has o
part nat suits his personalities, and his
creation of Paul Gibbs is ludicrOus nd
amusing,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

hN Associated IresS,
San Francisco, Cal, Dec 5.-Thc Unit
ed states revenue cutter Corwin sailed
shortly before midnight last night. Her
destination is secret, but ii is supposed
she IS going 10 Honolulu with instruc-
lions for Minister Willis. One sailor on
the C0rwin said lac had been bribnd 10
take dispatches from Minister Thursfnn
to President Dole. The captain Of Hi
Nnrwin refused 10 take letters from tbe
Hawaiian consul, Wilder. saving he did
not know where he was going.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06
FORT woRrHs
Greatest Retail Drug store.

The Fort Worth Pharmacy company,
corner Main and Fifth streets, is the
great retail drug emporium and fountain
head for all kinds of drugs, medicines,
surgical Instruments, mechanical curo-
five de ices. aged eyeglasses and specta-
cles. near-sightcd eyeglasses and specia-
Giles. colored and smoked glasses for
weak eyes, perlumcry, brushes, combs
and all kinds of toilet goods. Prescrip-
tons a specially. We invite mail or
dcrs. Reader your patronage is solic-
tied
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06
THB KILLING NEAR TEMPLE.
Special TO the Gazette.

Temple Tex, Dec. 5-Tnstic, c,,,.
dnyant held IN inquest over ~ ho,,, 80 ~
Latayette Parker, who WAS Lliei AZ
his farm yesterday about AZ miles tran,
Temple, by Logan Milraucy. mi dnvei'
oped the facte tast s11nc time ago partsr
reatoa some land to Milminey for re
next year, Af,erward, Muraincy w Wv
sene nom Tue community, and Parker.
70 rent 10 another party. Milrainnr w
tHrnel and began Preparations Tor nler.
Ing. Tie misunderstanding that enr,oa
Mns srhtrqicd aud Ailmlnry heli NIX
land. un Monday murning he began pl6w-
ins, tnrfef went 10 where Nc VIVA nj
NIilfalacy FEM Is rsliar m.tni NY.
feEHefs body. which sidEca lila lpsiaa6-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

~ w w IUT TNN@TITV9
Paris, Tex. Dire, l.-Rohert Duncan
was acquitted of the munler Of Albert
Colbert Ia the federal cour, today, The
year. 10 q dispute over q settlement II
Is said Colbert was turbulent rharac
Ter and was advancing on Duncan with a
club when shot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

Corpus Christi, Tex. Dee 5.-Sheriff
Closucr Of Hhlalgo county, who Is now
W Corpus Christi. received message
this afternoon, saving one OF his Deputies
Albert ngslcs, Ind klllcll a man by the
nnme OF Gomez az liidalgo, aud that
iogelcs had been given preliminary
fused bail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

a couple Of mules bong used on the
excavation Of the Wnplcs-Plaucr Grocer
company building on the reservation were
yesterday shocked by coming in contact
with a stay wire. The wire IN some
manner fcli across the trolley wire OF
the Arlington Heights car line. one Of
the animals was billed; very valuable
mule.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

81 have bought and owned over ef,v
rnzors In my life. but never have / ownc c3
any equal 10 those platina' gunranteeI r,.
aors of Anderson's." This Is Tho vordict
of every. purchaser. Try one ana he
convinced.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

We have just secured the Huffman
building on Front street for a warehouses
aud viii curry n very large stock of
everything in the way OF grain. feed
stuffs and hay. Before buying call and
get our prices.
T. II. ANDREWS & co.
Telephone PSI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06
THE KENTUCKY EVANGELIST.
REV. HOMER II. WILSON ATTHE
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
He win Preach Every Evening Until
Next saturday, Evening and
wants Big Congregations.

Rev. Homer 4. Wilson from Louisville
Nv. IN evangelist Of the Christian
church who has been preaching in Texas
sor the past six weeks, made an Informal
talk to rather small congregation at
the Throckmor,on street Christian church
last night
He began by saying that during The
pnst six months he had been hboring for
daya weeks and months, often speaking
twice day, lie bud just finished an
interesting meeting Of three weeks and he
was weary. literaly worn out. No time
mad been set for the services last plight,
some had said half past seven, some eight
o'clock. but Mr.. Wilson said he wished II
understood very distinctly, SO that there
would be no doubt about it, he would be-
gin the services at T'30 o'clock, and that
all had to be- there az that time He
would not wait FIVE minutes. He was O
great believer IN punctuailiy and believed
he would be on time " he was going TO
be hung
while you have come here" he said,
'to weigh me with a mathematical and
critical Measure you must also rcmcm-
bcr that 1 also have pocket full Of the
same rules"
lie then said he would speak on the
discipline Of Trials" God In his wis
dom has so constituted the human mind
that an our little trinls have to be sut'
fcrcd in order that we might be di5cip'
lipeJ N,ycr glv that we have tasks 100
ii .fat.. ,.I t..l ,,.,r
""''''"nvi''' '"'N."N h''"N
been achieved without an effort ana
gtrurrle Jlhs WAS true M everything
mail, ,,,,i s,...,,.. ,,rtiftcd ug made us
80 '''D A., v,tls,,, ..,,,l,.
particularly Of the sympathy he had with
tbc tr,nllcs of boys and younr men and
Wv d.
ne ihuuBut ll9l hr '"ulW "y nv Wv.
MoFh thlh 20 hlt to' ''ll W solioW " ,,,,.
ulal IRON inc e'N' Oh sumo b'"' 'o""'
HIiu, t..- .t..t % ,t....t...,. ,,.t,,.,, Z
am Growing urea OF lh'ul9Iy Wn,n J.
hiihk 81 ihe ptIlA Oh countless 3"Uhb
lnon VINO ought ID ut oal'd olhil9 ny
fie grace Oh H'd. 1h tlH g"unF ull'
fesh ite rc'ponslWlg pl we lutNlv.
everything sncoN@lul 10 lulA me lpH u''i'
lhe Work OF persistent 'uuit 20 uululu l.'
IA every science every arr. prtupi u"i
and puf"uit ilrrt must De- iebul'F HAtl
study to obtain success, rake the rilidy
nt EcologS some ,pcople had 10 ueilol
In the racy beauties oi me west y,'
every pnft Of the grand work was a mat
9ur Uf food FOR The thought. why he
niuse II was all 10 uniathomablc, Tht
inihd OF man had not yet tathomed these
things.
What y II That gives beauty On The
wonderful statues oi the worlt u b
the days wechs' months years Of effort
th1t the artist mei toll 70 bring out hl'
luHpirutI0n An artist stood uuYiuE al d
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06
rH1s 1s ToR You. MY LADY.

It has been decreed by those ladies'
cured Of Nervous Headache, land they
ore legion, that any lady who suffers
Tons HED-AKE will cure it IN tlf-
teen minutes, deserves the pain. What
think yOut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06
&HD TIC Constipation, Meadeehe
CUhIIO and all Liver Troubles.
- -
ULPHO'
(agNtAtlLINE
Excelsior Springs, Missouri.
IN THE CITY.


There was a large audience last night
nj Inc Door Of Hone and all joined in
saving they had blessing and heard
good sermon. Christians are asked TO
lay aside their cares and come, out to-
night and hear good sermon by Rev.
i. W. Lowry. Meeting at I.jO. Come
nnn- cnmn nll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

Granhnry. Tex. Dec. 5.-Locsl mt.
was defeated here today by mn ; ,,,i',, \
q % votes. Three hundred ami tbis,.s
three votes werc polled. 'u'rv-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

have for Fale lots On Pcnnsylvania
avenue, Wheeler, Lipscomb, Peter Smith
streets. which | am offering for ~ ner
yvgtht VS. than either narties are asking,
Tor corners ard SllOO far inside, fnrnss
easy. $. NJ FRY, pos Main s,rect.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

Houston. Tex, Dec. 5.-Ibe grand
lodge Of Masons and the Grand Rovai
Arch chapter convened here today In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06
LIVESTOCK MATTERS.


The Fort Worth livestock association
,,rea,,,.i ..,,i,,tiop Yesterday at a |
F'iivuteu oIH"u,-''''' ~ 1T |
meeting In the ONCE oi ine leNa' cu'!e
mems association In the iendrlcks Dullu- |
ing. president and board Of directors |
c,.,,,,. ou;,o ia he |
MeFe e''eleu' rue i"i"i' .i., |
iiLcd by ThOrp AHdreWs OF thIs my |
who was chosen for the position. Inc |
,gi,o og ,.i,,.nrssidcut was left over for !
-
the present
Shortly after being chosen the ooaru
of directors went into session, organized
v, "'' ., WV, a ,", onI treasurer.
, ',i, e''u'cu ~ -. ,,,gi,ions
VINO We're elected 10 the lalter po''''n9
could not be ascertained, the directors
withholding tbe names until those chos-
N}mmo treasurer of the Packing
ho,,se romnopv. vas first chosen as sec
retory. I'M declined.
The Iiort Worth livestock association
Is a branch Of The wcll-bnown National
nose Is TO establish stock market in
Fort Worth to be in the markets with
The association's headquarters win be
at the packing house stock yards and
will get daily bulletins of prices from
| Chicago and Kansas Nliy.
The present membership il fourteen'
with prospects Of a great many more
~ soon Us !nn Ass3cla,i'In F s hngi, r
ieI,Ety orginiacn pnh Lrl lV MON 0"h crom.
Inc, nv rno,nhcrt amor into Is MS follows;
AN nssocintion nler the pnmc and style
| 81 the Fort Worth stock exchange for
| the purpose Of transacting business at
the Fort Worth stock Yards; ana IGr NE
s'rnrni ,nn,nhers n,rtirs bsreto. and we
| bcrcbv adont far the government of said
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

Lots on, Florence, Texas and Jackson
streets at bargains
s NJ, FRY, ooS Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

THE CoRwIN SANS.

Hunting clothing, camp chairs. cots and
tents at Anderson rim house.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

gown feogn oyerNork or housckcld cars,
browns Iron Ritters Rehuilds the
slsfqlr. aids digestion. removes excess 81 10
"''a e,ire4 malaria. 0ct lhe genuine.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

Corn, oats, bran, chops. hay, cora bags
dIrws & Co.'s warehnnsc In tha Un0
man building on Front street. Special
prices made on rouud lots, Telephone
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

G.. w. Simpson. president Of tho
packery, went over to Dallas yesterday
ON business connected with that con.
Germ,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

Two car loads Of hay were receive
at the Rocl, Island yards yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

Regarding the movement Of cattle ont
of Texas. The Santa Fc comedies on the
word Of Col Jim Wilson that the en-.
cnuo nnl Alton is'haulmg 90 per cent
of thr business from Texas nad Tho
Santa lrc Is modest enough to think that
1t is getting the other 10 per cent.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

j. n. Elns Of Colorado City came in
yesterday with three ears Of cattle
Which were disposed Of on the Fort
Worth market.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-06

4 carload Of hogs consigned to the
Campbell Commission company from Il,
A and il II Riddles Of Alvarado ar
rived in the city yesterday and were
sold 10 the Packing company ut S5.la
per hundred. very big price.