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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
The Penalty on a Bond.

In Judge Barteh's court late yester.
Gay Afternoon was taken up the case
Of Charles l.. Merriam W John A.
Groe56eck. The plaiutin demands
judgment agAint the defendant la tho
sam OF $4,000 alleged to be- due as tho
penalty on bond given by the latter
conditioned on the opening Of street
through block 81, Plat A, Salt Lake
CITY survey, aud the deciding 10 pl ain.
TIT OF certain land on the propgapI
street plaintiff stating that defendant
has lailud 10 comply with thc coud.-
lOnH OF tue SAID bond. Defendant
hvtrs that upon executing the bond,
plaiuiin gave him prpmissOry note
Tor sSoO, aud at neither Instrument
was 10 be- operative unless tbs street
Wa 10 olentd. Defendant further de.
uiea that plaintiff has been damaged
Ia any oum by hls failure 10 perform
the condition Of the bOud. IL IL Also
alleged by the defendant that "A n.ty
loot street had been opened through
the block aud that he had offered 10
convey certain property upOn tho
shme 10 the plaintiff ia exchange for
the land described ia the sRid bond,
bul that plalutil refused 10 accept IL.
The trial haI not concluded when
the court adjourned Tor the Jay anu
Was resumed this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
SALT LAKE DEMOCRATS.


The salt Lake County Democratic
committee met At the office Of J. n.
Moylo ia tile Constitution bullIiag
today for the purpose Of suggesting
the names Of persons 10 he appointed
by the Utah Commission NJ county
and precinct registration c1lcers anu
Judges Of election TO act for the ensu.
ing election. In addition 10 this
vacancies In the committee were filled
a. f1llowr:
Firsi pEecluct-Granvillo Gillet. 10
succeed William Fuller ueeeased;
Third Prtciuct-w. J.. Now man h.
succeed j. H.. Rumel IT,, deceasyd.
a. l.. Hyde - succeed W. 5. Denton,
removed from the Territory.
The meeting was full and euthusl.
astic one aud an informal vote resulted
Ia a resolution favoring an active and
Vigorous campaign.
Chairman J. Is. Toronto occupied
the chair and Secretary Groo acted rs
clerk.
The applicants for the office Of
registrar Tor salt Lake county are j. b.
ilmmony g. l.. Angel and J. y.
Walden with chances about In the
rotation Indicated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
Priesthood Meeting.

The Priesthood meeting Of the Sal,
Lake Stake was held In the Assembly
Hall today at II am; Elder Angus
NJ. Cannon, president Of the Stake,
presiding.
Alter tho usual opening exercises
the roll was called, showing as follows:
Two High Counsolors, ave Patrlarchf,
eight Presidents Of Seventies anu
seven Home Missionaries.
All the wards Of the Stake wero
properly represented excepting the
Fifteenth city ward and Brighton Of
the county.
The First, Second, Fourth, FIN,
Sixth, Tenth, Twelfth, Eighteenth,
Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twsnty.flrst
and Twenty-seoond Quorum Of Elders
were represented by their presiding
officers.
Upon the recommendation OF their
respective Bishops, twelve young men
received certificates authorizing their
ordination to the ofliCu Of Elder, ON
promising 60 honor aud magnify this
oiilcc aud calling ~ ordained.
Several matters OF business were at.
tended to aud Instructions given con.
necIed with work In the Temple, etc.
FLDER ANGUS ST. CANNON
stated that, In a oordaucs with ac,ion
taken Mt the June Priesthood meeting,
representatives. OF tnirty.nine wards OF
the Stake had teen called together 10
cot slider the sui jgot OF the LRtter.day
Saints, College hnauooL At that
meeting, held June IA, the STAKE
Board Of Education was authorized 10
npportlon the amount Of $50, 900 among
the wards Of the Stake, exclusive Of the
seven already sustaining Church
schools, this amount representing the
Indebtedness Of the college exclusive of
tho amount covered by salsahls prap-
etty. lie requested specially that
the Bishops appeal to those
who are possessed OF consider
able means TO donate OF their |
property for this laudable object. |
He made mention Of instances whore |
persons had made requests Tor this |
purpose and expressed the hope that |
the college may doom he placed on J
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
FROM The WORLDS FAIR,
Commissioner Empsy Tells How
Things AIo There.
Utah Attracts More Attention Than
AnS Other Exhibit On
the Grounds.

Executive Commlssioner n. A.
Empey Of the WORLDS Fair who
returned home on Thuuiay afternoon,
was around town today, looking anu
feeling well. lie says that the Utah
exhibit at the world's Fair isnllar.
ranged anu he saw It In
ilrst class condition before he
lett Chicago. The educational display
was last pluced In position, and every.
Thing was A No. /.
Mi. Empcy says that Utah receives
more attention than my other sivrlo
exhibit at the Fair. From 5000 10 5000
people visit the Utah building daily.
anu they generally expires themselves
~ mighty delighted aud surprised nj
tue advance that Is maze In this sec.
ton OF country, The statement Of an
lndianu man II an index to the
general exprte6lon. lie said the people
OF his section thought Utah was Lt-
hnd, but when he saw the exhibit
realized that his people could learn
something by coming out here.
The exhibit In the WOmsn's DEPART.
ment e the Utah building 10 most ads
mifhhlr. The display Of elk diterve.
especial commentator. The mining
department also makes a grand show .
ing, M DO the educational aud other
divisions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
WOUNDED HIS MOTHER.
! 'aFeless Boy Almost Kills One Of
Ills Parent. Win
Pistol.

A careless ffleen.y ear.old boy, son
OF samuel Hcity, contractor aud
builder came very nearly killing his
mother with "a revolver last night ut
tue family residence, No. 72j south
tlrht West street. Young Hety wns
hhhuIing the weapon Ia nn indifferent
so3f' OF way when IL was accidentally
discharged, the ball striking MIS-,
hoiiy Ia the left shoulder producing
painful though fortunately not danger.
Gus ilesh wound.
DoctoH Niles and Hughes were sent
llr anu lrobed ior the bail Tor some
umu but were unable 10 extract IL.
rue patient was rustng as easily
To-Day a. can DO expected under lie
circumstances.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
Pavilion Theater.

This theater will DO rsopeneI Mon.
day evening JUN Srd, on Fourth
South, between East Temple aud
State sgToeit, with an elaborate pro.
auction Of the Southern drama, For "a
Wunau's Love. Many new TBnOva-
lions have been maua thar will add 10
the comfort OF Jnu patrons Ofthis rtsort,
and the management have secured a
hfst uiass company, headed by VIM.
Oscar Don, Harry Seilcy and many
others who have ostablishep them.
selves as iavOrites with tho S1lt Lake
public.
ln addition to the program Vreeentod
on Thursday, July 6,h, an elegant
lady's gold watch viii bo given away
to the holder VI the lucky coupon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
BRIGHAM TAKES HOLD.
The New u. :. Marshal Took Possess
sion This Morniug.-MOre
Appointments.

This morning United States Marshal
Nat NJ. brigham began work In real
earnest, and he has been kept busy In
his office the greater part OF tho day.
About o o. m. no reached the peni.
tertiary and all the prisoners were
formally bonded over TO him by his
predecessor In 0iilce, Mr.. Irving A.
Benton. Marshal Brigham expresses
his unbUunduI satisfaction at inc ex.
cellent way Ia which everything has
been ltn, both within the walls u
tho uenlgentiary and il the various
other departments over which tho exc
mnrshal has had control Tor the last
NAH year or 80.
J. IA. McGarry has been appointed
chief at Beaver and Thomas Low
deputy at thu same place.
"DOo" 5prague, an old time officer
Of the Third district court, haa been
reappoiutod Ivy Mnmhal Brigham as
balm, position which he has held
IN poujunction with others about tho
cO1ta here for period exceeding
twSnty years. There is no moe popu.
l0D gtlaohe Of the Third distrlct court
llls u .snns. whose lTienda are Ss---
A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
TOday,s Prohate ronri.

The following were the only malter.
that came before Judge Blair this fore
noon:
Estate Of Elizabeth Bunker, dc
ceased, Saturday, July 22nd, set Tor
hearing final account aud petition Tor
distribution.
Estate OF Andrew Miner, deceased.
Continued t,ll the 7th inst.
Estate " George Lawrence, de-
ceased. Hearing on petition Tor letters
Of n minisuation. VIM. If. Fremont
appointed auministratIr on nliug "a
bond IN the sum OF $4,000.
Estate q J. w. Ken, deceased,
dismissed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
Back From the Sonth.

Elder David A. Krogue OF Bloom.
ington, Idaho, called Mt the office OF
the NEWS this afternoon, having re-.
turned from u mission 10 tho Southern
states. He loft his home ON tho 9th
Of ApHli 1891, aad haI been laborlng
Hll lhu time In West Virginia. lie
says ho has been much better received
ny tile people generally than no might
nave expected anu has enjoyed cd
health during his Absence. lie moa-
lions san evidence Of the progress Of
the work that In onu locality the
branch IN n few months increased
from TO y. Strong testimonies were
b0rne To- the power OF the Gospel 10y
many. Elder krOgue arrived IN Salt
Lake Cliy last lhumday, June 2Oth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
EneyeIonedIn britannica.

Attention Is called to the full.page
advertisement Of the Utah Britannica
company In another part u this issue.
IA Its title implits, the company Is
introducing the famous Encyclopedia
britannica TO the people Of Utah, and
the methods employed are OF 40 inge.
nious aud favorable a character AZ 10
place the mammoth hnd invaluable
work within the pecuniary reach OF
almost every one who wants IL. The
NEWS will have more 10 say about the
merits Of the work itself; meanwhile
II asks In behalf Of the enterprising
company n respectful consideration OF
tue propositions they nre now ready TO
make
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01

= Natter to He Decided this Aner.
noon.

n MhNtrF 10 ne nrcAuNN thlH AAAtrs
noon.
NEW YOmS, July 1.-The question
whether thu Most or EAst has the best
thteo.year.Old colt will be- settled late
this afternoon In the S3J, 600 runliLa.
lions ut Sheelshcad bay. BOuudl, "a,
lac winner OF tbs American Derby,
viii run against James IL. keruch's
fast colt st. Lsouards, Dr. q. J..
lSnapp's Sir Walter, Gideon ami
Days Esmapae anu some OlhEfs.
Owners, uaineil anu expert stu
uunts Of racing have placed these
horses a. the best three, but o. TO tho
order there IA wide difference of
opinion. Ia the Derby nj Chicago
B0undless won win remarkable lease
drawing away from st. LeOuaruH In
the last lurlong, securing the victory IN
half a dozen lengths, but IL 80 well
known that 81. Le1nards was not %
well managed during the hour and
half ~ the post rs BUundloss Rud that
much Of his strength was dissipatei
In false starts. The field wall bs
small today and the start prompt. The
distance II mile anu i've iurlengs.
Many believe that BOundiCss viii re.
peat his Derby Victory and he IL being
heavily backed.
A huge throng 10 presen, TO witness
the race. IL IN In ~. Leonard'A
iavoE lie carries only ll5
rounds against Boundless's l22.
Garrison, who rode BOundlrss
vt Chicago viii ride 81. Leonardo.
Fitzpatrick will be astride Boundless.
Don Alon1o will not run, being out Of
condition. Sir Walter Is desperate
nghung nnisher aud not without
ili.nis. The other starters, Sunbeam
Colt md Accident are not considered.
4 LATER-Sunbeam won by short
head; Sc Leonards second, Sir Walter
third. Time, $50 IS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01

The prospects are that good many
persons will take advantage Of the one
fare excursion rate for the round trip
offered by the Union Pacific from a n
stations on the syatem within three
hundred miles from Salt Lake. Tickets
Will be sold on the ., 3, and lust. aud
viii be- good Tor rsturn up 10 aud in
Guiding July 9TH. This rate Ia made
to allow people to spend the Fourth
whefevey they desire.
On ND 22nd and 2Srd Of July there
will DO 4 en- days excursion at speOial
low rald 10 Juab aud Intermediate
statiOna the Union Pacific.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
THE SKY CLEARING
Grover CIoYsland's Proclamation Gring
GladlCSs 10 Many.
SEC GRESHAM INTERVIEWER.
Silver Advances In Price. - stocks
Blgher.-Thc Market.
Steady.

tNDtANAroIIs, July l.-Secfetnty
o State Gresham lie Ia the city. Ho
said this morning Ia an interview
,nyt he was glad the President had
called au extra session Of Congress. He
b. eyed II would do much toward the
aUaylng Of the financial uncertainty.
He believed Congrsss would repeal the
Sherman not, though ho knew
whereof he spoke when no said that
{, would not have done 30 two weeks
30.
rhe Presidont'a proclamation was
hailed with profound qualification IN
financial anu business circles every
where. This morning men In all
branches OF business were loud
In tho praise OF Glove
lands action. In Wall street
the TACT was 10 certain extent dis
counted yesterday 90 TINT tho effect on
prices this morning on tue stock eX
change was not 30 marked compared
with tho close yesterday, but when
compared with the lowest and opening
prices yesterday OF the price, OF the
Jay before, the improvement ia nj
once seen TO be very great The dit
ference In some cases 10 M much On
Iuiuig.
Speaking Of the PROCLAMATION thii
morning }. Pierpont Morgan, head
of tho house Of Drexel, Morgan & Co.
said. "l nm PERFECTLY delighted thai
Cleveland has called an extra sessior
and think his action will have very
beneficial effect everywhere"
George Magoun OF Barring, Magout
& 90, said; ~ think the proclamation
IL a very good thing and IL mos
wise step on his part. He hai
most decidedly done the right thing
IL ~ little too early TO tell the eliec
~ n, but II ought to be very Teasssur
lug abroad. The belief will grow that
n dollar l. going TO have the lnme 70
liable meaning M the Englisl
pound sterling for the trans
action OF business. We ought SCOT
10 seo reflected here a better opinion II
uTopo Of all American investment
Osuesn
general saanciers spoke to the same
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
Lille Weaver Dead.

This morning Brother VIM. Weaver,
the well known baker OF the Sixteenth
war;, was called to mourn tho death
Of his second daughter, Elizabeth
Emily, familiarity known as Lille
Weaver. She was a bright, promising
young lady who hal Just entered hrr
rcventeenta year. A short time ago
her health began TO fail, aud few
days since she was taken to Sugar.
house ward Ia the hope that change
" air would benefit her, but she con.
tiuded TO fail, ami at O'Clock this
morning passed away. The funeral
viii te held i0r0m her father's Tesi-
dence on Monday next, ut noon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
Missionaries Returned.

This afternoon Elders James w.
Gatherum OF Provo aud james s. An
derson OF Scohold arrived In this city
ON their return from mission 10 Great
Britain, anu viii continue their Jour.
ney touthwnrd on the afternoon train.
lhey lelt home June %, 1891, and
were assigned 10 the Scottish confer
enetl where they were engaged In
missionary laburs during their entire
stay In thnt land. They met with
mahy friends and fair success Ia their
travels, enjoying good health anu
spirits On the return trip they left
Liverpool on June ~. They were
accompanied to New York by Elders
Alfred Solomon and Albert q. Young,
who remained a few days IN the east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01

Insiruclious from Washington rs YET
and assured Jujgc Judd that that th,
pusnntr-sorgeani Lime mud Private
Shtiliaii-wOuld be carefully watched
pending ORDER.
"Whht do you propose 90 do In the
meaniim,G" inquired the reporter OF
the district attorney.
"5imply wait II Instructions are
received, however, from tho
war department by tho time
the grand Jury meets I will
order AL tho wituosscsiu tho case BE-.
fore that body. II nm indictment
lo made out prosecution of cuutse Will
follow. do not auliclpatuAuy dinluulty.
when / make demand Tor the pf.s.
onets | expect 90 set them"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
Union Wen DIsr1arrcd by Railroad
Directors

Union Wen DIsra,rEcd BY Railroad
directors
TorESA, Kan, July la SNORT
time AK, the daily w4rklug time OF
oi Tie santa Fo IA y hauua was 10.
duord from ten 10 eiIht hours. Sow
uu order has uuon issued direct ny that
enough men be uischargtd ~ reduce
tho expenses - PER cont. Tue us
charged mon are Hll mnchinieiE, blgoB.
tmiihs uud boiler makers. one % the
charged men said this morning
that thv company wants 10 get even
with the strikers. Win the exception
Of twO OF three homestead men, all the
discharged men are mcnittfs % tie
union hud went out ON tue strike. l
dUa'l know what the uni0n win do
about IL. a meeting Will Ue held 10.
night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01

Evans, rresiJent Of the fret rn'lway
built into Donver who also oraanizcu
aud constructed the Denver South
Park aud Paciil. road AMI Denver 10.
Worth and Gulf railway. Most to, the
directors OF the new Company are ass
ciatcd with tho governor IN tho vcu'
lures.
All toll, il has been said they nrc
worth giO,0UO, 900. It's the Intention
Of the company to put IL corps Il cr-
gineprs IN the Held ana Whou thU most
feasible route Inns been determined
upon, they will C.mm,nco building
tho r0ad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
An onJrcfIoNAnLE LAW.
Insurance Companies suspend opera
lInma.

Insurance Companies suspcnd opera
liens.
NASHVILLE, Tenn., July Lowing
10 tue .Act tuat foreign insurance com.
pnnieu stu required TO file chatturs with
tho seer, thry OF state, IA conference Of
Insurance men has been held hvfc,aud
adopted resolution, advising that oil
companies doing business In the stale
Mt Ouco suspend their operations.
Under the provisions OF the law the
foreign companies which nie charters
claim that they ate liable 10 be tlSui
on the capital stock. Seventeen com.
panies Withdrew this afternoon. SI
lar, about half Oi the companies doing
business Ia the state have Suspended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
Jnly "ConlrIhnior.o

The Independence Day number Of
this valuable magazine il now out If
press and contains some choice articles
az well az beautiful illIstratlous. This
magazine is lnst assuming a high
place 10 public cttimatiuu, and 10
iosyfVre from the members Of the
Mutual Improvement Negotiations and
the public generally tho good opinion
they have Of II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
GOOD NEWS COMES
The Feeling in the Park Suddenly
Becomes Bright.
The BIG MINES ARE REsuMlyg.
4 Full Force Of Men VIII be Kept on at
the Anchor Silver King aud
Other Mines.

Special Dlpi'cl 10 hc NEWS.
fAuS Cilb July l.-Good nows
breaks Ia on Park CITY this morning,
anu the people nrc l,clllg jubilaut.
me turn In the tide has come, anu
'hings arc booming. The Anchor and
silver King, which were instructed
10 ciUsc down, now have
orders 10 resume with iull force II
men. Other properties ate doing the
zane, ana the feeling Of gloom ht.
gwen way ~ one Of great Joy. People
VINO were packing up their things IN
W. encouragement 70 move from the
tHrk have uupackcd aud will remain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
Who Lost IL?

a piece OF paper money, which per.
haps was highly valued rs n memeutl
by It's original possessor and IL certain.
ly valued by him who now owns H.,
was exhibited Ia the NEWS office this
morning. The present owner put-
chased II from "a. party who reported
having found 1t. The object Of this
notice Is to place 1t within the power uf
the Loser, n he still attaches value to
II, to recover his property. Inquiry
may 10 made at this Oiiicv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
Correction.

The Information published yesterday
that leading men with the Dsseret Ma.
tional Bank OF this city were stock.
holders Ia the First National Rank Of
Provo was erroneous. None OF the
Officers or directors OF the Desefrt
National were stockholders in the
Provo First National, which closed
iW doors yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01

such footing az to be nhlo To educat,
without charge tho children Of tho
poor.
ELDER JOSEPH p. TAYLOR.
read the letter addressed by the Stake
board 10 the Bishops, wherein the
app0ttioumunt was made. lie statod
That Notwithstanding the tlghiness Of
financial matter. lust now. there are
many persons iu tuiB Stake VINO can
command means. aud mo- woftbigr
OBJECT can bB fiuni 90 which 10 con.
'.luuto thau tho college. Tao people
o' llls 'mHo are expected 10 sustain
,hls school and the persons who
uelp Va this matter will las
up n legacy superior 10 that gained 10y
leaving means % their children. There
r. great need Of training cur children
IN TIE proper way, In order that they
may become the leaders In education.
ELDER BRIGHAM Yousu
followed iu support Of thc m vcment.
Hcleltth oil that IL necessary iaa
determined effort in this direction,
900 hrs blessed His people here aud
lie expects them 10 use the msuua
IN His service aud MOTTO hoard II up
70 Keep their children In tho In Of
luxury. He felt sure that the financial
ulfinsency would soon b1 removed.
aud That the exercise II faith GA our
part viii cause the way g. bee opeupi
up a. II has been many times IN tue
pact.
Adjourned tlll the nrst Saturday I'm
August at u am.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01

The five deputies chosen up to this
time by Marshal Brigham, ramcly,
Messrs. Exum, Fowler Boman Can.
non, Dyer and CummOcE, this af!ef-
noon took the required oath OF office,
which was administered by Clerk Mo.
MILAN Of the Third district cOut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
Train DrvId d.

special Di'pairh 70 ne y
,. UAHnoN' Wye, Ju -T'ecdp d
, M. o. ,, an eAs'bound h' VI no
m',.. u''on at Allen ncilsevs
re-. cars were deraile,hvo III
ICING smashed into sAnter Tlt
:, q Were loaded wilh ,snrrmel
y anulse aud coal. \ A'bken a VA,
lurt, N ~" U WY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
THE FORT DOUGLAS SHOOTING


United States District Attorney
Judd informed NEWS reporter TO-.
day that he had received letter from
Colonel Blunt AT Fort Douglas this
morning regarding the recent tragedy
at the post in which Joseph w, Leo
nard lost his life.
The Colonel said he had received no
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01
DenIh Nnl ll

vCHEYENNB wyo.E 8l.-rsI
lllcr, aged 10, who AZ, "A ,cs
OF tlhs..n, ilgIe, 90 MI noTast
risi. 'ueh Vi 'u-
oo! Hfa. z. 4. Hoyt.Dn, i1Ied ND
; =, at the home OF her .-'aktl ION ~, n
w, toyt, In this oity iiayl tbest
Two fears shu has M, overaA lnyi
shesas u years OF ag, -siti -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-01

GRASS VALLEY, CGRs.ror'
'isulp uAngerously woundedly Ia
t.u, az Gold Run some d w ake-
10. hight ne was surrounded by /,
os'o' lie fesls,ed aud shot Sherl1
!, = -, ssv ,..., uend ana escaped. HUNDREDS
"'o pursuing him 10 lynch him,