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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
c. c. GOODWIN REMOVED,
Nh, Logan Commissioners ONlcIal
Head Falls 10 The Ground.


Wis no longer United States Com
missioner Goodwin Of Logan.
Charges Of a serious nature were
prsfertei against him by a goodly
number Of influential citizens Of
Logan. who believed that no was not
fully qualified to discharge the duties
Of United States Commissioner for the
Territorial Supreme court, because OF
certain acts which 70 was alleged
he md committed, and which reelected
upon his official integrity.
Tho commissioucf iound g'ou
many people who Stood by him, 50 ~
investigati0n was ordered anu
made. The report Of Mr.. bache,
tbp examiner, was filed WIN
tbp Supreme Court yestetuAy,
aud was NOT made public, but VIII oe
this afternoon, 49,.
The effect which Il had upon the
court was not favorable 10 the comm w..
tioner, Tor tho judges were convinced
that he was 10 Tar uult 70 longer uis.
charge the duties q commissioner lhat
he was summnrily removed from ONCE.
Hn is therefore numbered AM &
tho "has boens," aud No, lev ltoplc
nfu antsiisd with the result Of lhelr
efforts % effect his removal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06

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= UuIu.h, Nt sterling. lNs lrank tuilt
camden. 10, lroi Daily, rara Jity4 Is q Luud,
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lt'0", it"iuH, WHt trauk ~ Cannon ogden
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auHr Crowley, Julia hrnaci, chicago.
lul kstIsroHp-O,ursc Place. Germany
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hr % aru. Sew Haven. Conn, baron
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q yuus. uiIlon. Mont a j liowir, John !.
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j tHNru, 81 MCynnclI Dr. aud wlfr.- % 4chloss
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VIE. 800 trlnCfc1i frnnN a tlhu, Nevada F.,
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liu % stevens, Memphis, Ionui a % Mickey,
.1wf'h'c, h.gsi J. ,tfouf. Denver. colo
san Francisco, IS % Robbins, Ogden % %
litfhurHH, NHlammou, Idaho, T. 81 Green,
Independence, Moi James a Miner. W l.
MhFinnih ogden.
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samuel Eastman, spanish fur. j 10 suowdrn,
ham, -hgahun. riochc, soy, , % liolioa.
Eurtkni 4 tnliH Fhur, tsua hurolra, " ID
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CALIFORNIA; l1mHa Lawson, lIiii0 NUuA, ARK;
Holmes lfuNui Glib Webb, White Rock
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on Conrse. IIe Kicks Late.

An ovcr.oiIiclous councilman has
been devoting the most Of this DAY Of
.r.cc 10 kicking ON the work Of the
city railway company In laying it,
curves over the sidow Ike at tho Inter
treiIon OF East Temple aud Fifst
sJuih streets. The curves arc too
b coping, he says, and are not built to
u.s taste over the crossings. lie has
.uawn or at least has been IN apositit n
uu know the condition OF a1air' for
,iys, bat iuspeclOr.like, he kiclss ni,er
tus work has Teen done and thousands
%. dollars expended.
This matter, bo threatens, VIII be
brought before the City Council To-
uisnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06

city was passed and the title OF the bill
wa made the titlo 20. the ordinance.
The council Adjourned until Thurs.
day evening.
NOTES.
The tbres.ycar.old son OF Charles
De NOISY died on sunday night OF
dtphfhorla. The death was entirely
unoxpec.rd, a. 10 was considered a
very mild case.
"JimD Edmuuds was brought in
from san Juan county yesterday uy
Sheriff Buit, 10 hc imprisoned in the
county jail until Che rranu jury can
iuvestigltc t1o adultery cnnfEr lfc'
irrred Against him. IL is alleged That
Edmuuds rloped with Mrs. Caraon ui
Grant Juncl0u, Colorauoi TO san
Juan county aud there comm't,ci The
crime with ncg 90 charged. His bonds
were placed nt 5000 which ho c1lli
not give. MITE. Carson gave eiul
bnni pending tue action Of the grand
jury.
william Hnl has taken charge Of tho
Cosmopolitan diuing room, hln hRi
having moved back % SAT- Lake
where ho will again 90 Into thu hotel
business.
Tho university land commissioners
are a. work ..ppfaising the university
lands OF Utah county.
A license 20 we'd has been issued to
George o. Gilbert ami Ella Kilwir,ck
OF Spanish Foff.
Alonzo smith, au American. Fork
Bheepheficr, was trioI before Justice
McNiull on Saturday last on tue
charge oi ba,terng Mr.. Blood, Tel.
low shcephefIcr, ,0uni guilty. nud
fined b25. IL ia reported that smith
gave Blood severe drubDiug.
On the recommendation 'he COM
mittoo on examination, JudscJ. ID.
Jones has necn admitted 10 tue bat OF
the First disirc. cJIrt.
A young gentleman Of respectable
percentage who IL noted for his tend
uncy 10 appropriate properly not his
own, has been engaged in MI ligh'
finggfed work again, y dfuggists ~
SLOWING a snoria e % SO. No arfeu'
has yet been made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06


}. W. Sauborn. head o; tho Agricul.
tural college in L1gan, b here for a
briei stay and quar'eiOd at the Cullen
AiAisiant Unite. Stats Attorney
Mc1innis sad a. v. Robbins Of Ogden
onme down on business and Put ~
DURING the interim at The huu,siori.
r. G. Luud o. 30. George r. again
among ~, holding iofluat the Cullen.
lie Is one OF the leading spiriis Of the
Dixie country, in which ho has large
Hud variuga,od interests.
william Gltsou' uil the way from
Ashley, where he is the owner OF
cattle which may not range upon a
thousand hills but dI range upon n
gooi many Of them, is here for the
time being.
Daniel bcegmillt.. once Of this city,
where hu is still welt ana hvofnhly
known despite the change. wrought
by "limDh miuous huud," d. up from
the southern country rs rCu.slnmped
and healthy rs Of yore.
Charles Crane, standing at the head
Of thg Republican campaign phalaux
iu Umh, dropped in tor "a short call
today anl presented ia brlu' round
up OF opinion hts views ON the ltcal
situation. The busincgn construct on
10 tolling on him along with other,
but he seems able ana willing 10 zee
the aituaton through. lie believes IN
o iu,utu Tor Utah aud thinks tue best
thing 20 DO Il TO weather tho present
anu look beyond a..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
PROVO.
New Comfy Physician aud suporlnien-
dent Of Schools. Coualy Court
It,ms. 80 city Council. - Various
Matters.

Regular Correspondent.
Provo, June "a session Of the
county court was held yesterday. The
following items Of business were
transacted;
On the petition Of David Evans ct
OF, residents Of Salem, the matter OF
cnloining certain par!ieI from feno.
Jog the county road was referred TO
rDlsciman john Jones.
Toe matter Of establishing new
school district on American Fork
bnnch was referred to 5eloctmHu
Eyaus and the county superintenlon
Of schools.
Raai Tents OF Benjamin asked that
Al,rod Campbell, aged seven year-, an
inmate OF ~. Mary's hospital, Salt
Lake CITY, be- rendered SONS assist.
anoe. Referred to 5eleciman Jones,
Samuel II. Allen Of Provo was np.
pointed quarantine physician vice G..
w.. Shores, resigned, and ID. II. Chris.
Jensen was appointed county supurln.
tcndent OF schools, vico II, A. Wilson,
resigned. Jnmo6 Alfred resigned ~
constable Of Lehi precinct and ID.
W. rhOmaR was appointed to nh the
vacancy. II. n. Hcln resigned as
Justice Of the peace OfC.nton precinct;
10 appoinImeut.
Assessor Luni WAS granted al
ditional time unit June ., 1893, 10 70.
turn hla ass fsmenl roll.
NJ. &. Newell, fish and game com
missioner, reported that the flsh aud
game law was being observed IN Utah
county, but that Provo river WIS beiug
shot with giant powder la Wasatch
county. Report accepted ana tho
r'nrl; instructed TO communicate the
r-p9gi TO the wasaich authorities.
(. being represented that the bridge
OBJ. ,ur road between Spring Lake anu
sh Fork had been wished out
eeirHWJu Jones was authorized to pat
lH new bridge.
IS .e.tmRu Evans recommended the
.p g. I.rintiou OF 500 TO Aliue TO pay
nftue completion OF the Alpine. Dm.
poo Soaj. Lost on vote Of two
HgAu,t TWO, Seloclman Evaus ana
Zones voting nye, and Judge Jones and
hrtctman Deal no. There was some
Discussion as to whether the Judge had
o 81 ,ht TO vote except were there wa a
'.ci CUE he maintained his right s1 10
un, and the claim was disallowei.
hc!oria OF selectmen were present..
on aud approved, AMI now appr0pria.
Hons made. A number OF claims were
allowed.
CITY COUNCIL.
AT last nighpa session OF tho oily
tnuucih business was transactel ~
ull1ws.
lhe question No to whether electric
lshi, telegraph and telephone poles on
i've rpj streets should be moved f.om
tht middle OF the streets TO me side
came up on the report VI the commit.
tee was discussed anu referred bnuk
Tor further investigation.
The city recorder reported tho col.
leclion OF 1870 In May. Adopted.
On motion Of MIR. McEwau. the
iupetvisor Of streets was instructed. in
making hie reports 10 the council. 10
,rgrrgute the amounts OF labor per.
tIimui or means expended on ths
rIeeA OF the several municipal
wutt.
Tue bill to provide revenue for Provo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
District Court orders.

in the Third district court this after
noon, In the case OF L5uia Roihenburg
VI John Beck ct nj, leave was granted
nr the receiver to bring suits for rents
due.
Park City Va Ray Mitchell, VINO wns
convicted OF petit larceny before NJ. ;
L0ckhurt, J. L. Defendant discharged
aud ordered SCI { 10 his parents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
gALr LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
TOlay's clearing house exchanges
10 s2iIO2l.

TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New Y0fk-Slver, 5. g lead, 500.
London-Sllver ~ 10 lbd.
ORE ASD BuLLtlN.
Mccormick * Co. received today:
Silver ami lead ores, $40, iUO; Hanauer
bullion, $500. Total, $4,000.
r. r. Jones q Co. received today
Orss, $500.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. received to-day,
Mngo bullion, $685.; ore, $500.
Total, Sli 6-5,
W. A. Hodges had Ia for assay today
ons lot Of Horn Silver ore, 10 tons.
ono lot Of Bullion-Beck ore, anu
four other controls.
w. q. NJ. Steward had In for assay
tolay one lot OF Bullion-B Beck ore, IS4
tons, three lots Ut Old Jordan and
dalona ore, 80 tons, and three tther
controls.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
Semitic the Asylum.

This afternoon Miss Amelia Snow
was adjudged insane by the Probate
court anu orieTod sent 10 tue insane
..y lum at Provo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06

200 Silk Waists at cost.
500 Blouse Waists. Csc.
500 Boys Waists, 25c.
500 Mems Shirts. 25c.
500 Boys Shirts. 25c.
500 Embroidered Hats, 25c.
500 Embroidered Caps, 25c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-06
SAVINGS eANK.
WANTED.

SPAN OF HORSES SUITABLY BROKEN
N Tor our city delivery wagon. Must DO
yulug and gentle aud 20 weigh about no
nonnis each. Utah and Montana Machinery
TO-, l5y south Main s., salt Like uily,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-04-21

The will of the late Mrs. Mary Ann
Adair has been filed for probate, and
accompanying it is the petition of Mr..
William b. Adair to be appointed adj
ministrator of the estate, which is d.
vided equally among the heirs, eight
in number, all Of whom are living with
the exception of Mrs. Brennan. Her
share will therefore go to her children.
The estate is valued at $40, 900 and the
heirs are as follows: Laura p. Adair,
Adair Welcker, of Berkeley, CAL, John
Adair Mendell, Betty Adair Brennan,
represented by her children; Ellen
Adair Mendell, wife of Col. Geo. H. Men
dell, Kate Adair Welcker, wife Of Will
lam f. Welcker, of Berkeley, Mary
Adair Jordan, wife of Colonel w. II.
Jordan, U. S. A.; Samuel ID. Adair and
William B. Adair. The will also pro-
vides for the sale of one block in
Adair's Astoria, the proceeds of which
are to be devoted tt the erection of
memorial stones over the graves of
Henry and Isabella Adair and for men,
orial windows in the chapel to the
memory OF Joseph, Anna and Sallie
Adair, deceased children Of testatrix.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-04-21

One of. Damant Bros best horses,
known by the name of Spot had a
narrow escape from breaking his leg
yesterday afternoon while going along
Second street opposite the office of Mr..
c. p. Upshur. AT that portion of the
street some of the planks are worn
pretty thin, and some time yesterday
about two feet of one of them was
broken off and dropped into the waters
beneath, leaving a big gaping trap for
the next horse that happened to pass
over it. About 4 o'clock Frank Damant
drove a hack along Second street
toward the Telephone dock, and not
seeing the trap trotted his team over 1t,
the animal mentioned stepped into the
hole and almost breaking his leg
against the side in endeavoring to re-
cover himself. A portion of the cross
ing Of Cass and Third streets is in an
almost equally bad condition, and both
places require The immediate attention
or the superintendent of streets.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-04-21
A Distinguished
Medical Visitor
Is Coming to Astoria,
And will be at oocldent Hotel
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
APRIL n. ~ and 20.

|. Or. Archibald @. Stoddart, president
Of the Liebig World Dispensary, the
largest incorporated medical association
in the world; divisions in Chicago, Kan
sas City, San Francisco, and Los Angeles
and all the principal cities in the United
States.
On account OF enormou practice all
over the Pacific coast, DIR. Stoddart can
remain, positively. only three days in
Astoria, and will have offices for free con-
sultation at the above named hotel and
on above dates.
The staff physician, d~iagnostician and
orator, will deliver a free lecture at Lib
erty Hall on Thursday. April 10th, to
men only, from 8 TO 8 p. m. The lecture
will be s~plendidly illustrated with fine
stereopticon views ten feet square,
DIR. Liebig & Co. treat aud cure more
cases, have more institutes aud capital
invested in curing chronic aud mems d.
seases than all others combined. Estab
lished in San Francisco in 1860. Thor
oughly reliable and competent. Diseases
of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat skill
fully treated; also diseases OF a private
and delicate nature in men and women.
Braces manufactured for all deformities.
Weak men and women restored to full
vigor Of manhood and womanhood. In
durable cases not taken. Perfect satis-
faction guaranteed.
This will be a rare chance to consult
free with the great modern American,
German, and European doctors, right
here IN Astoria.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-04-21

next meeting, or as soon thereafter as
practicable, appoint some suitable
person to act in his stead in
making said assessment which per-
son muat likewise qualify as in case
OF the said assessors; provided, how
ever. should 1t appear to the council
from n source that any member Of
the board Of assessors is the owner
of any property in the district, the
council may designate a person to act
in said members place at the time said
assessment is ordered.
Section Z. When any assessment is
being prepared it shall be designated
by the board as THE Special Improve
ment Assessment Roll for the Improve
ment of-Street, from to" in
sorting the blank spaces the name of
street and the points between which 1t
is to be improved, and when completed
1t shall lie certified to by said board Of
assessors and filed with the auditor
and police judge, together with a writ
ten notification addressed to the COM
mon council to the effect that said roll
has been completed and filed, and that
and the auditor and police judge shall
number all such assessment rolls con-
secutively in the order in which they
shall be filed in his office.
Section 8. At the next meeting of the
common council, or as soon thereafter
as practicable, the council shall by reso-
luton, direct the auditor and police
judge to give notice by publication, for
at least ten days in the official
paper of the city, to the effect that the
said assessment roll is on file with the
police judge, and subject to inspection
by all persons interested, and appoint
ing a time which shall not be less than
two days after the final publication OF
said notice, when the committee on
and public ways, who are here
by designated as a committee for that
purpose. and the board Of assessors
shall meet to review said assessment.
Section 9. All objections to said as.
sessment must be in writing, and filed
with the auditor and police Judge on
or before the time appointed for the
meeting of said committee and said
board of assessors, who shall together
CONSTITUTES the board of equalization.
Said board of equalization shall meet
at the time of designation in said no.
tice, and if all business coming before
them shall not be completed at one
meeting, they may adjourn from time
20 time until they shall have completed
their labors. The chairman of the conn
nittee on streets and public ways shall
De the chairman Of the board of equal
cation. The board of equalization shall
'eport the result of their labors as
ioon as practicable.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-04-21
An Ordinance for
Street Improvement.

Lack Of space Wednesday would not
permit Of the publication in full Of
the ordinance relating to street assess
ments, etc. introduced by Mr.. c. R.
Thomson at Tuesday nights meeting
of the city council, but inasmuch, as
the measure is calculated to carry out
the provisions of the charter in an
almost new departure in municipal gov
ernments, and as the public have to a
slight expense only been familiarized
with the plan for assessing street i'm
provements, the full text or the ordi-
nance is given as follows:
la ORDINANCE NO -
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-04-21

Before the British bark British Army
left here, or just about the time OF her
departure, two of the hands, both col
ored, became involved in a row, during
during the progress of which n en-
deavored TO use a knife in stabbing mis-
opponent. The knife wielder drove the
weapon throughhis intended victims
clothes in five different places, but mir
a~culously escaped infiicting any seri-
u damage. The knife scratched IT,
skin in one place only. The case would
have been tried in the courts here, but
as he captain was anxious to get to
Portland, Deputy United States Marshal
Stewart forwarded the papers to Port
land. where the matter will be inves-
tigated by British vice-Consul Laid
law.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-04-21

At a regular meeting of the Beaver
Lodge, No. So, L. o. o. F., James w.
Welch, ]. @. A. Bowlby, c. C. Gramms
and C. s. Gunderson were elected rep
resentatives to the Grand Lodge of Or
egon. which meets at Eugene on the
18th of Nav.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-04-21

The body of A. Farland, who met
with such a sudden death or Wednes-
day night at Fort Candy, was brought
over to this city yesterday on the
steamer La Camas, and taken to the
undertaking parlors of Mr.. Kuyken-
dali. Much sympathy is felt and ex-
pressed for the wife and children left
destitute by the terrible affair. Speak
ing of the deceased, Captain Scott John
son said yesterday that he was L of
the most Industrious men he ever had
in his employ, and always obliging and
willing. The funeral will take place
tomorrow at 10 o'clock a. m. from
Kuykendall's funeral parlors.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-04-21

H. P. Gregory & Company, of Port
land, present their customers with a
Handy and Reliable Dictionary of the
English Language" which is a very
convenient pocket volumn for reference,
of real value, as as are the goods which
this firm supplies.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-04-21

In the notice of the literary and
musical entertainment to be given by
Seaside Lodge No. ~, A. o. U. W.,
published recently in these columns,
the date was given rs May Sth. This
was erroneous, as the entertainment
will be held on Saturday evening, the
9Th proximo. Nearly all the arrange
ments have been perfected and the
affair promises to be ever more of a
success that the most successful of the
entertainments given by Seaside Lodge
in the past.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-04-21

The Astoria Iron Works has brought
suit against Dean Blanchard to recover
the sum of $S95.66 due on a promissory
note for $495.66 extended on November
10Th, 1890. together with interest and
costs of suit.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-04-21

Sheriff Smith has decided to postpone
the preparation of the delinquent coun-
ty tax list until tomorrow night, in or
der to give as many tax payers as pos
sible an opportunity to ave costs, The
county court Il cts on the list day of
May, and as the court has ordered the
sheriff to have the delinquent roll ready
on that day, every hour of the interval
will be required FOR the work.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-04-21

Colonel Mendell went down to Fort
Stevens yesterday on the tug Mendell,
for the purpose Of looking over the
government work there. He was ac-
companied by Major Heuer, also of the
United States engineering corps.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-04-21

wait a while" is all that can be
heard from those ION the inside in
railroad matters, when one of them is
asked for information. Everybody is
cheerful, however, and the hope de-
ferred shows no effect on the elastic
spirits of citizens.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-04-21

On account of the storm yesterday
DR.. Walker was compelled to secure a
naptha launch in order to visit the
smallpox patient. The water was so
rough that a small boat could not live.
in crossing Young's bay. Olsen is re-
reported as doing finely, and if he es-
capes catching cold, there is no doubt
of his speedy recovery.