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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

lie Rrseues Five Men From a Eninng
Freight Car.

Nile. Mich. Feb. o.-Ibe north
hound Big -Four frelgut tran wss de-
rsiied \ mile north 81 Nice. Iar ca
booss rolled twenty-five tccf over aud
Town the embanAHent an1 was
eatrely burned az. its i've occupants
were all more or lsss ,nJafed. Iut are
expected 60 I've The cause of dsfAi..
nient Was broken fianev On a freight
car.
The injured are Conductor J :.
scott. Bfakemen +. y. Scott and Nlil
Palmer. r. l.. Hammond Ana 4. Z.
face, of reason Hsrbor. Cond oetor
scott WAS tie only one able TO move.
lie wen, brsvsly 90 work TO get The
others out of the burning car, and cue
ceeded. brakeman Palmer 10 severely
burned and hls case u serious.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
TnIs MAnIr,sInInxp
Another Saginaw CIR. sfinEs an osorous
Case Into Court

DETRoIT. Mich. Feb. 6.--op Friday
iast Jennie l.. eplndler secured .
caplas in the Wayne circuit court for
the arrest OF Williams G.. fsuta. claim
ing damages IN the sum @; s5o,e "a .
charge of breach OF promise SAD ssdao-
ton. The papers m the suit we're care
fully suppressed. Both OF tho parties
sail from saginaw. where hey A-c
sell known. IL - claimed tfat the
giEl "a sn intimate freud o. Narie
Ifomtly. WIN recently esrscs TIE
arrest Of Little JAKE" Ssiignsn 90 a
milsr ch,rgc-mfDus The frssch Of
gromisG. She "a siso ua1cr - yeart OF
axe, aud quite pretty
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

The ofgsnizstion Of . State League Ao-
cornplishea Yesterday.

coInplisbes Yesterday.
Michigan vii play ball n=at season
II =. Ire matter wac declsed in a
meeting held IN Sweets MOTEL yestsr-
dav. Representatives from saginaw.
Bay Csy. Grand Rapids. Battle Greek
and Benton iiarlor were present. r.
4. Graves OF Bay Cry presided at tie
meeting. Letters were read from en-
thusissss at Traverse City. Ludington.
Msnistee. Cadillac aud II. Joseph.
stating that a. there was no local or
ganizat.on II MAS impossible 10 ssnd
delegates 10 yesterdays meeting. The
delegates present decided 1 form an
eignt.ciub league and tx the salary
limit At 5000 month. The clubs iust
have pronli--d To be IN IL are Saginaw,
Bay City. Grand Rapids. Battle Creek,
Benton Iiarbor and ~. Joseph. The
other two Wi. he selected from Adrlsn,
Luiington. Cadillac and Traverse CITY.
Another meeting Will be held in the
Williams house in Battle Greek, N.rcn
?. and the organization Of the league
wall be c smplrlcd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
Killed HIS Father Win a Brick.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Feb. G.-During G. a
family quarrel over some trivial matter
ths afternoon. George smith. Jr.. aged
2s. struck ms father on the head with
a piece Il brick, frscturing ma skull
and producing wound witch the ply
slcians say will result fatally. Tue
son rad been drinking and his father
chssfised ntna
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

fssrnof4. Mich. Fst. s-1fouhis Q fss
been rtsein1 sfnone the noiotrs ~ the
hilen foupdrs. foot ct Dubois strsst.
for about t~o wssts- Last saturday
Aasf.n for. president az The Hcioers
Inter sst,ensi unlon, arrived a. to CITY
snd had q cen;sfencs sftn Manager
fllen. Tfe nfn sgferd - Fsfsens 't-
snxnfs nssae - the isnion. thf feint*a
70 ulskf a . uo}nn sbrp A. result
foffs n1fr Qot thls rnirnt1s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

The Leasv IL sns a.shvai- Refuses %
fsfs wsh Is aea.

Tsess H.tsg. Ind Feb s..-The -
tsrs Leu stlile sd Ns.aeslie ss.sen, q
EsfiY = he slea np sss = ssnssss stss.e
- ire sss nssrs snd frs~.a. tsfera
hift tsnk x ~sfeesas. - So
Hrathsrh - = lcronof,vs Ffrns-fi.
ss ft7ntnrd isens loolevile. whefs
hs So esttFd - at-fte6s = tt<
uoei'ss efsses fet~sen ths Efsmsn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

Archbishop Ireland IS s.leat Abou, the
Gibbons Letter.

sIorx CRY. la. Feb 6.-Archbshop
ireiasd. VINO - IN the city. WAS seen At
ths home of tie Rev. Father Fo~ler
tFns morning aud shown the story sent
ont frcm Cnicago. lie looked II over
with inierest. smiled and declined to
say anything that involved an opinion
from HIM. as TO the merits of the case
or the facts in the matter.
No. | would not say anything with
out carefully studying over the mat
ter" tie said. "wnalsser / say viii
70 over t,fe county. and for he pres
er-1 have nothing 10 give ont In
fact. II = not my p ace 10 speak. You
viii notice from the article that am
not dtr~cttv inxolvef -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
T,ed Up BY SHOWS.

DIS Morxrs, Ia. Feh. Ca fail IN
temperature of fifty degrees from 4
O'Clock sunday afternoon 10 Monday
morning. accompanied by violent sncw
storms. after Midnight resulted IN tying
up All the smslies faiirosds N Iowa
and seriously interfering WITH :rat,ic on
tie trunk Inca
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

mrs. Frank Lssne's Hasbsnd Is Too
strong TO Work

SEw YoKK. frh .6.-whsthcr Mrs.
Frank Leslie means to give her strap
ping big husband his matrimonial qule-
tus or not 10 a question which 10 h~ing
very generally debated IN society ju.i
now. Rumor has u that Willie Wilde,
who snloys the distinction Of bring
Mrs. Lesli~'s husband, hss had he por-
trait turned toward the wall. but II It
Is true. no one. other than those imme-
diatrly concernsd. can prove Il. Mrs.
Leslie refuses 10 talk about the affair.
~ do hor lawyers. Messrs- snllivaA Il
cron. 30. IS Wall street. Willie
is iu London.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

Tn. United States Book cornp.nv Is In
Fsr shape.

Ssw Yosr. Feb e.--John J.. Water
hurry. Chairman of the reorrsn zat.on
committee hsvirg IN charge ihe afslrs
81 tne tgited state B3ok company.
a made pubic staisu utts saysHf
tnder the management o. = reeeivtf.
OF under sish manage "a cred
Tors nay assent 10. ne feel rntifeiy
eoDnteot thattaerr = property euoesr
- pss AZ sen's. snt leave tee f1ni
parry ~ post n % q cn with -
isi'ine's sstemsnt vii he s<ufd
% tne crfdltofs az ko.la ss pFsckIcsI-Ie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

BRoosryS. v. \. Feb. AIN the
Tanner. sun div ree case nestnes coun-
sei would divnlee the nense ~ the
witness who u sad 10 have sr a Aiias
tanners fret husband. II q sssI.
however. that ne . br. G. Fred farl,n
OF Rochester. y y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
DAI,s scnkME.
He Wants Mansel Appointed Senator
From Montana Urth 'o5.

nKLE SA, Mont. Feb. 6.-Some ex-
element wss oceasiened today by the
announce ment that the Dixon men.
under the guidance Of Marcus Daily. had
agreed TO continue the deadlocS 10 the
end OF the session IL Governor Rlckard
would appoint Leo Mantle. mayer OF
Butte, senator until the meeting or
tie legislature IN 1895. The Dixon
men, however, deny TINS, and say they
are ready 10 vote for any democrat
except Clark. The vote today stood
Sanders "A. Clark 10. Dixon l.. Nine
teen members were absent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
HELD roE TRIAL.
An Operator Who CAUSED . Wreck
Must Answer for II.

JERSEY CRY. y. j.. Feb. G.-George
June. the operator Of the Central Rail.
way Of New Jersey, who was charged
by a coroner's jury with the death OF
J. +. Fray on January 10. by . collision
on the Hackensack meadows between
a Newark local and the Chesapeake Il
Ohio express. was arraigned this after
noon. charged with marslaughter. and
IN default of SO 900 bail was committed
to the county jail by Justce Birdsall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

CorrxHssx<. Feb. s .-fi J. reported
hsre hat re hetroihsl of rrreos.
Issa - Of Denrasrk 10 tae cxsrs fe5
siit - snnouEcea nsxt summer - the
fsniis estherinE at FFttensbufr. TIE
Yf ocsss : = Tsasscia sn1 rensrkstiy
ntsuteflst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

Sf0sexNs. Nfeh.. fet. = Wslhsnl
yehn sampson MINER srginy.i a.
fns ff ae~ 81 n 49, nelne - t8is cts.
flai from as a-eent * ssn to- uoTa.
ins ssnee "A sr-sat Forty feet. snd
itrssssa sefsaas s set ists. n,af.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

OF quarsnsins rsgelanons The report
s<se there = 40 Likelihood OF the ds
case beng lnlfoduced IN the msrcnan-
disc sisipped here fer tie parposs of
exhibitions. ths only sources Of danger
te5ng immigration from German ports
and The importation Of fags.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

IoWKfS. Mas. Fsb 6.-0n the Mer-
riinsc rlser yesterday afternoon Prank
Io8sry beat the wor d amateur
retort FOR . aylux jump on sssies.
cisaring sxteen feet. one iucn. Forty
people we're present. The best Prev
ofis record 6ftesn feet tso iocnes wss
made by : T. Eaton. on Cortisod axe.
y T.. JsnnsrY IL. lss5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

LsKAwoop. y. J.. Fen. 6.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clev~lsn1 went 10 New YORK on
fn- So5 train today IN order % be
present al the funeral Of Nfs Whitney
iomorro. mornlug- Don NJ. Dickinson
!sft for the CITY oa a. cary tran and
touer-ssnisn Nison ssartcd for Wash
InRt1n on the early etpress
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

A Lima Family Was Asphyxias-d Yes
tertaY. Two Dying.

Lfw,. O.. Feb. 6.--The entire family
Of Charles Mehr. consisting OF father,
mother and con. WAS ssphyxiated ty
gas tha morning. TIE trouble was
caused by . defective mixer. The
family arose al an early hour. hut
snortly after each complained OF feel.
ing sck. Enc laid dawn to sleep. Al
Q clock this afternoon wbcn = sier OF
Nrs. Nehr called A. the house sne
found 4 flied With gas Efcrts to re-
cue the inmates faded. With the ercep-
ton OF Mshr. Who vii recover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

Ata use4sae held ~ tie Grand Rap.
-. lh,lssreaenf Athlete cinb lssi
.,sslt. 49, foiio.lsse officers ~ere
elert&a f.rtsasrt. ffnes. A Fsisy.
~ies r.-s.s.f.nf. snfn , fsfan fpsn.
csi secretary 49, Treasurer ? - f.asr.
maker. re rdiag secretary. ffsns -
Iyn<b strgssni alarms. trrin mug.
9sfs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

Srv YoRK. Feb. s.-The following
are The names Of the pail bearers chosen
for the funeral OF Mrs. Wnunev:
tsroyeF Cleveland. Cornelius Wander
bit. George Peabody wetmore. r. Ran
delpn kobinspn. ~. Mex. T~ombiey.
George II Bend. George a.. Haven.
Iaona :. Casniag. Buchanan Vim
th-Dp and fdwsrf Wekss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
VERY PECULIAR FIRE.

Wilmington.
PORTLAND. Ore, Feb. 6.-Ths steamer
Wilmington Of the Merctants' Steam
ship company Was burned At Linton.
nine miles below here this morning.
She had Just arrived there from Puget
sound with cargo Of lime rock. 1t
Was q stormy passage ana the vessel
shlpped heavy sese which caused the
lime TO hurn. Attempts were made to
flood and sink the ship. but were fruit
less. In two nours the vessel wa- prac-
t.cally destroyed. only the null beng
left. Loss, $4,000; partially insured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

lsrAy snd Butler. Hixxias Aad sanders.
"A Hls<ss,sk aud Jooss iArkansasl. Quay
and wl.soa, Saver and tAmefoa. sen
slor Chandler voted ~ The Affirmative.
forxsstnx that hs wss paired with Mr..
Aleu- or Washington. aad withdrew BIS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

All tho trsias were late yesterday
and ls.t night. The D.. l.. A y. sni
Michigan Central trains sepi pretty
close TO scocduirs. buf the q. II. a /.
and {. n ". II. wrre s-rioiisiy delayed.
The derAilsent % car loaded
with scrsp iron at n.fcn's Mllis
on the q. K. 4 1. delayed
day trans The train from ths
north due At $50 =. m. Was over four
hour. late. The G. a " n. train
from Traverse tate, due 81 10 ,. NJ.
-ss sno~ bound for some hours and
dta ntt reach here fil near morning
The tran from CBscsgo arrived several
nuurs iHtc. faving .s<en detained wat
inz i,sr ire 20! tfsin winch vas stuck
10 IN snoe at Ife,snd. The n ehi
TRAM Tor Ch CSC va siso celaytd nj
the saafs roiht
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
Nor,h pskota Deadlock.

BISMARCK. y. D.. Feb. 6.---The thirty
sixth ballot for United States senator
wss taken AZ noon - day with only
slrly egn: Of the nlnety-three men,
hsrs OF the legislature in their seats.
No attempt Was msde TO elect.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

co.ensi psvs* Pe.ns. oa ne p.ne-s e'
Chol--s.

sui<tfo. lei. 6 e~b.rsetcr d. nersi
fiav.. 81 tae -etiss far. "a ~ fstcrs
ga fas ffs.sfs euetiion q ths eoaat.i
of admin sifsilon. whfh VS. ssb-
~ 'ie6 tedsfs ssc.sfss that ID s ai,-a-
intsy neteessff fo- TIE fe3ers sof-
rrnfasf - sssunts sonffos ~ ffse
apsfsnsns sefssee - sts s~,sts % -
snFs fehile confidence IN th< srscfncs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

Rome. Feb. 6.-The vestigstions OF
The examining magistrate have shown
already the criminal connection ot
seven deputlrs and two ex-mlnssiers
witn tae bank scandals. All niue
men have been brought uader police
surve.liance. pending their arrest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

fsssl<s. Neh.. fep The M
asin.B fifexsfy essnpses n t.raaa
k>es4s. atr4 sftIftss ~ sssos ssisa
v.ta lne seef<esfs ~ ststF fafss eh'rt
sise~rs he rsqst.l se - tieo 90
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

coionisss in Asg-nsn- r gh, the Exces.
sivs Whrst Tax

TsFxo~ AynfS. Fee TT Three tiun-
..n4t caluni.ss ~ the prov ner of santa
Te. armed v4tn riies sns slso hsv snE
..s,ssesssou Il sorne ranaoos. hase rssen
- retof8 resnt ta~ -afstfax. body
- fro4f.s sfsn srsfferT has t~tn sflst
- Stnin = - qAeli tbe insafTvttsoh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

L.Kxwoop. y. J.. Fsb Prot.
Wooster az tie Taion theoi0gicsl sem
issry, dropped dead here ins slser-
MON
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
Appo lnted Rrceivers.

wAsHrSGFoS. Feb. s.-Comptroller
Hepburn today appointed Logan ~.
Root receiver az tne Fret Sstionsl
bAnk Of Little Rock and J.. ID. McFar-
land OF the Capital Nasiona. bank OF
ftnrofn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

SAS FE.Scisco. feo. 6.-The Union
Iron WORKS have been notified that the
coast defense vessel Monterey. now At
Mare Islan1 navy yards. was officially
accepted oy Secretary Tracy today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

Tssrpei1. N,ch.. Fet. f-Ibs I'm
r.efsi Ifs insursncs cor psrF 81 l's-
irost f>e ftns out II tus 1be
reason fsen = tisss tbt ossth rs< ~
ice ffsk- wss tce hGh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07
WRECK on raE UNION PAcisrc.

One Passenger Killed and Fifteen Others
Seriously Injured.
sBoIsE, Ida, Feb. G--word was re-
ceived here tonight of . bad break on
the Union Pacific road. thirteen miles
west of Weiser. The east bound pas
senger train was wrecked by the spread
ing of the raile, owing 10 the defective
ties. One young lady from Chicago
was killed and fifteen others were
badly Injured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-07

Hkrnssfast. nieh.. feh - Henry
Grsh<n persisted n ''.'zz<rs iss' 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-09
CLAIMS AGAINST THE COUNTY,
The selectmen Take Action on a Numbe
of Bills.

The Selectmen Take Action on a Number
of Bills.
The county court met at O'Clock yes
terday afternoon and transacted business
as follows:
The petition of the Emma Mining COM
pany ct al, asking that road in Little
Cottonwood canyon be repaired, was set
Tor hearing on April II.
\ In the matter of the punishment in the
county court in the case of Jessie Mag
ginetti VS.. Harry Hardy ct al, the clerk
was instructed to hold the warrant until
the county attorney reaches an opinion in
the matter.
The claim of Matilda M. M. Busby for
$12 for taking care of George Mansley
during the month of March, was laid over
until Monday.
DR.. Worthington IS bill for $154.50 was
treated in like manner.
The bill of Wiscomb & Co., for $4S
was referred back for vouchers to be at
tached.
The bill of DR.. Ewin was referred back
to the clerk for statement as to the
former payment in the sum of $50.
The bill of James Honeysett was laid
over until Monday and the clerk in
structed to notify Mr.. HoneYsett to call
and explain same.
In the matter of the bills of A. J. Burt,
ex-sheriff, for office rent and telephone.
in the sum of S393.50 he was allowed $500
as compromise.
S. A. Parker's petition for relief from q
tax sale on certain property in Begg's
First addition was granted.
The matter of an Office and telephone
up town for Sheriff Mcqueen came up,
and after considerable controversy it was
moved and carried that he be allowed
telenhone but no action was taken az I'm
the Office. Selectman Cahoon was then
appointed to consult with the sheriff and
decide as to what services he shall per-
form for his salary as sheriff.
Claims were allowed in the following
amounts:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-09
ONLY 4 POWERS BLUFF.
Election Damage Cases Against
Arthur Brown Dismissed.
POST ELECTION BUNCoMB.
Judge Zane Dismisses the Cases on
Motion OF the Defendant.
AN Injunction Denied in the Implement
company Case = Nelly Kingsley
Awarded 500 Damages-Pro-
ceedings in All the Courts.

The people OF this city will doubtless re-
member the great Liberal roar that went
up after the August election of 1891, over
the alleged exclusion of voters in the
Fourth precinct by Arthur Brown, judge
collection. Hundreds of nonresident ho-
hos were voted by the Liberal gang at
that election, and to cover up this out
rage, the howl about the exclusion OF
legal voters was raised. The bluff was
carried to ridiculous length when eight
of the alleged voters who had been de-
MED the privilege Of voting were induced
to plant damage suits against Arthur
Brown in the Third District Court. OF
course the suits were brought merely
for effect, and the whole piece of business
was piece of Powers buncomb.
Yesterday the eight cases were dis
missed, on motion of the defendant.
Demurrers TO the complaints had been
sustained at the January term of court,
and the plaintiffs given sixty days to
amend their complaints. That time hav-
ing elapsed, and nothing having been
done, the suits were dismissed. The
plaintiffs were John Noonan, w. II.
Shaw, James McCarty, John Walsh, Alex
McClosky, Il. I'll. Doles. Robert B. Eng
llsh and James Murphy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-09
DOWN TO BUSINESS.
Signs of Activity Among the Copper
Plant People.
North Salt Lakers Claim That They Have
Secured Another Manufacturing
Plant-.Cofhn Hardware Sale.

The Office of the copper refinery and
smelling company on the fourth floor OF
the Mccormick block, is beginning to
show signs OF unusual activity.
AS THE HERALD reporter entered yes
/ terday, Col. Estes and Otto Stalmann
were considering matters Of ma
terial interest. canyassing numer-
Gus estimates and propositions for
machinery, labor and materials, while
in an adjoining room the draughtsman
was busily engaged penciling the plans
for the new buildings. The time Tor the
bids for the construction OF the buildings
expired last evening, but Colonel Estes
informed THE HERALD reporter that
they would not be considered until Mon
day or Tuesday. Work on the construc-
ton of the railroad spur from the Union
Pacific and Rio Grande Western will be-
gin sometime this week.
Mr.. Green is expected to arrive at Den
yer today and will be in Salt Lake in a
week or ten days.
Fifty men and twelve teams are now
employed on the smelter excavating for
the foundation and grading the grounds.
ANOTHER PLANT SECURED.
A new mandatory has been secured
for North Salt Lake that will give en-
ployment to even more men than the
copper refinery.
This was the rumor that was flying
around the streets yesterday afternoon.
To verify the report HERALD reporter
called at L. D. Kinney's Office, on Rich
ards avenue.
Mr.. Kinney at first fought shy OF reply
ing to the question, but he finally ac-
knowledged that he had the written con-
tract in his possession for sach a plant
He was not at liberty, he said. to give
the full particulars, for reasons that
said that the plant would surely
| be built. and that, while it would
not cost half as much as the copper
smelter, it would give employment to
more hands. He would tell nothing of
the nature of the plant, but it is sur
missed that it is some concern that will be
connected in some way with the smelter
and refinery.
A MARKET HOUSE.
| Another Important building is to be
erected in Kinney's Copper Plant add1-
| ton. 1t is to be a market house, 100 by
100 feet, in which there will be eight
stalls after the pattern of those of the
Continental market house to be erected in
this city, except that they are larger.
The market is the enterprise of a syndi-
cate consisting of L. D. Kinney and three
others who are interested in the copper
plant addition. An architect il at work
on the plans and work will be begun on
the building on Tuesday. The whole top
floor of the building will be devoted to a
hall, which will be used as an assembly
room and dancing hall.
1t is to be built on the corner OF
| Butcher street and Etten avenue, across
the street from the electrolytical building
of the copper plant. The materials to be
used in its construction are stone and
brick.
The most important sale made about
the copper plant yesterday was the north
half of blocks and in Kinney's copper
/ plant subdivision No. q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-09
LEGAL BRIEFS.
Actions Filed and Judgments Entered in
the Various Courts.

Actions Filed and Judgments Entered in
the Various Courts.
In the case of P. st. Madsen VS.. NJ. L.
Cummings, the defendant has confessed
judgment in favor of the plaintiff for
S993.7O.
The $4,000 damage suit of James w.
Loofbourow, administrator, VS.. the
Union Pacific Railway company for the
killing of one Edgar Cunningham, men
toned in THE HERALD several days ago,
was fled yesterday.
q. q. Anderson is suing the Salt Lake
Pickle company in Justice Gees court to
collect $3.50 alleged to be due for services.
The Rouse Morgan company has begun
suit against the Victor Gold and Silver
Mining company, ct al, in Justice Hall s
court to recover on a merchandise bill in
the sum Of $1z0.31.
Carl Bros. have brought suit against
Fred Bagshaw in Justice Whitehorne' S
court to collect $3.50. 90 alleged to due for
merchandise.
G. r. Knox demands judgment against
Joseph Spowart in Justice Whitehorne' s
court for S35, alleged to be due for mer-
chandise.
Frank Kelly alleges that John Green is
indebted to HIM in the sum of 5000, and
is endeavoring to collect it through the
medium of Justice Whitehorne's court.
Gilbert Swanson has filed an action
against a. NJ. Wood ct al. in Justice
Whitehorne's court to collect $121 on a
promissory note.