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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-22
WHAT THE GUARANTEE IS FOR.
GENUINE: TEST OF sKILLFUL TREATMENT,
Purpose

The purpose OF this test guarantee for Oc-
tooer should not be misunderstood. 1t is simply
to obtain from every patient tangible express
sion of opinion: to show that the Copeland ply
sicians. with the perfection TO which they have
now brought their methods. are able to satisfy
and cure. not only many of their patients, as
evidenced by the number of testimonials and
portraits printed. but every single patient
whom they place under treatment to mark the
superiority OF the Copeland work. the durability
of these diseases and the fact that one months
treatment il pleasant weather is worth two or
three In the winter.
The physicians of the Copeland Medical In
stitute claim to have had years OF experience
and practice to the months OF certain would-be
specialists. and have credentials to prove such
claims. They possess brains enough to or1gl-
nate and perfect treatment peculiarly their
own. and In which, together with their skill and
common sense. they have enough confidence to
say to the public I'VE will satisfy you or refund
your money within thirty days'-a specified
time. We believe that our system and methods.
as they stand today perfected by DR.. DeMonco,
to be the best on earth
The Physicians Of the Copeland
Medical Institute Solicit Patients on
their past reputation. made here in
your city by the Physician who is at
the head of the Institute today. A
Real Specialist has never found 1T
necessary to exc out an existence by
sapping the brain products and repu.
tation made by another.
1t remains Tor the public to decice.
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Three Appeals Entered.

Appeal has been entered in the Third
district court from Justice White
horne's court in the case of o. w.
Powers VS.. The Salt Lake and Ogden
Gas company, in which judgment was
rendered for the plaintiff for $3.50 for
salary
Appeal in the case of Thomas r.
Higgins VS.. G. G. Symes ct al. from
Justice Halls court, was yesterday en-
tered in the Third district court. The
amount involved is $299.90 for balance
of account
Appeal was filed in the Third district
court yesterday in the case of w A
Hughes VS.. S. F. Spencer and ] II
Hughes. Appeal by the plaintiff from
Commissioner Norrell's court. Amount
involved, 1929 49,
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Court Notes.

J. C. Murphy and ]. P. Gardner.
petit jurors. were excused for the
term.
Judge Zane gave notice in court that
he would hear law and motion cases
on Monday and Tuesday. A call will
be made and equity cases set for trial.
Edward Lewis, who has been in the
penitentiary since October waiting
the action Of the grand jury on the
charge of attempting to commit bur-
glary, was released yesterday on CIV
ing a bond before United States Com
missioner Pratt in the sum of $500.
Deputy Marshal Ballantyne, of Og
den, yesterday levied upon stock of
general merchandise in the hands of
the assignee of Smith & Wild, at Coal
Vile The amount levied for was
about 81 800, from an execution from
the Fourth district court,
Deputy Marshal Fowler yesterday
brought down to the penitentiary
from Provo, Dempster and league.
the two men sentenced to three years
each In the penitentiary for horse
stealing in the First district court on
Thursday
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which had accumulated during the night /
would also have hard coughing spells at times.
After only one months treesssent at the
feel like different man All the pains I
suffered with have left me. I sleep well at
night, my cough has stopped and my nostrils
are open. was told by physician. whom I
consulted previous to going TO the Copeland In
st1tute, that was suffering with canker OF the
stomach.
Having read the numerous testimonials of
TO give them q trial with the result above
stated, and recommend them to all who are
suffering from catarrhal troubles"
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Short Orders.

Commercial National bank VS.. A. H
Mayne ct al; judgment for plain
tiff.
Taso VS.. Hartman ct al; decree of
foreclosure granted.
The People VS.. George Brennan;
found guilty of perjury; motion for
a new trial argued and continued to
Oct. 81.
L. C. Pender VS.. Hannah Fender;
leave given to withdraw answer.
The People VS.. the Utah Slaughter
ing Co.; maintaining public NUS
ance; motion in arrest of Judgment
argued and overruled. Sentence to
pay fine of 500 and costs.
Charles T. Nelson VS.. Salt Lake
Rapid Transit Co.; motion for a new
trial argued and overruled.
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BUSINESS AND MINING.
A Good Find Reported Near This City
General Notes.

A L. Swope. a mining man haiIing
from Bingham, has been in the city
for several days. He gives it out that
he has discovered an exceedingly rich
ledge of gold ore fifteen miles from this
city. Samples have been assayed and
show marvelously rich results. Mr..
Swope for some reason is exceedingly
reticent III talking of the discovery.
He refuses to state where the ledge is
situated and is so fearful of its where
abouts being discovered that it is said
he makes his visits to his Ell Dorado
under cover of night. Whether there
is anything to the affair or not is diff
cult TO determine at the present stage
of the game.
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Real Estate rrausters.

John N. Spaulding and wife to William
Langton, lots l and Q, block 8, East
Waterloo addition. &
Katharine G. Belcher to A. G. Campbell.
part of lot 6, block 40, plat A. ..
Katharine c. Belcher to John E. Dooly.
lots in Pearson'5 subdivision
John Blake to Martin Jensen. et.al. +,
part OF section 8, township 8 south,
range west.
j. A. Livingston Smith and wife to
Miller Hawley Mortgage Company,
part of lot /. block SO, plat D--
Joseph P. Bache to ElijahoGriffith, part
of lot 9, block 81, plat G
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TRADE AND FINANCE.
General EIectric's Announcement to
the Stockholders.
Wall Street Discouraged by the Action of
Congress-G and Other
Bond Quotations.

New York. Oct zl.-The board OF directors
the General Electric has finally made the inter
esting announcement to its stockholders con
corning the sale of its treasury securities.
which. it is declared, have the nominal value OF
Sl2l 100000, that the securities have been sold
TO syndicate for an amount understood to be
$1,000, 600. This money is to be used TO take up
the company's debt. Under the terms of the
SALE however it was agreed that an opportun-
ity be given the stockholders to subscribe at
the purchase price accepted by the syndicate
and this opportunity is set forth in the circular
just issued
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PROBATE CoURT.a
Citation Issued in the crocker Case
Petitions and Orders.

oIltlOns ana ORDERS.
Judge Blair is adhering strictly to
his expressed determination to close
up the long pending cases in estates
before that court Yesterday in the
Croker estate, which is the "Jarndyce"
case of the probate court, an order
was made for a citation to be issued
to Laura Croker Pitts, administra-
trix of said estate, to appear in court
on Saturday, October %, and show
cause why her letters of administra-
ton should not be revoked. And it
was further ordered that her func-
tons as administrative should be sus-
pended until the hearing was had.
In the matter of the estate of James
Wickens, an order was made appoint
ing Charles Livingstone, Homer Dun
can and Joseph H. Felt commission
ers in partition.
Estate of Maggie j. Senior; order
made setting Saturday, November 2s,
at 10 a. m, to hear petition for letters
of administration.
Estate of John Larson: hearing con-
tinued to October %. at 10 a. m.
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Suits Commenced.

William D. Currier has commenced
suit in the Third district court against
J. A. Morlan ct al to recover $4,000 on
a promissory note secured by a. mort
gage, also to recover $1,6SS.77 paid by
plaintiff for ground rent and taxes,
and $500 attorneys fees.
The N. o. Nelson Manufacturing Co..
is suing c. M. Freed in the Third dis
trict court to recover $729.70 on a judg-
ment rendered by the Circuit court Of
the city of ST. Louis.
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II you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. If ia
Grippe has left you weak and weary,
use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts
directly on the liver, stomach and kid
neys, gently aiding those organs to per-
form their functions II you are afflicted
with sick headache, you will find speedy
ana ana permanent relief by taking Electric
Bitters. One trial will CONVINCE Won that
this is the remedy you need. Large bot
Ties 5Oc., at A. @. Smith & Co.'s Drug
Store.
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THERE will be German services held every
Sunday morning at ii O'Clock in the Auditorium
building (f1rst floor, Second West and Fourth
South. All are welcome. W. H Behrens.
Evangelical Lutheran minister, residing at
l66 South First West street.
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GovERNMENrroRcEs ROUTED.
The Field Covered with Dead Eea,
IbiceIi

New York, Oct. 2L-The Herald's
Montevido dispatch from Rio Janeiro
says fierce battle was fought be-
tween the rebels and the government
troops near Ibiceli. The revolutionary
troops We're commanded by General
Salava and the government forces by
Pinhefro Machado After a battle
lasting ali day the government forces
We're routed. The field is covered with
the dead.
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Boston Quotations.
Closing Mining Stocks.
New York General Market.

new YORK, Oct 2l.-Hops- Steady, Pacific
coast 1923
Conee options. steady at from points lower
TO 10 points higher, sales Is, ECO bags; October
lz41; November 10 GO; December 49, 1880;
January 10 25025; spot Rio quiet, 1873.
Sugar-Raw firm, quiet; fair refining 81 !;
centritugals 96-test. 81 refined quiet, mould
"a 5ss09-i6; standard 1-1604ia confection-
ers la-i695A; cut loaf 4 1915; powered
8 7-l6t93B; granulated 3-16G52s; cubes
5 z l7@5A.
Copper-Steady; lake, $50.
Lead-Weak; domestic, $3.50.
Pin Steady: straits, 20. 80 bid.
Spelter-SteadY: domestic. $50
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The Renson Casa

The arguments on the motion for a
new trial in the case of John Benson,
found guilty of the voluntary man
slaughter of DR.. Elliott were set down
for hearing on yesterday, but on the
application of Colonel Montgomery,
the hearing was postponed until next
Saturday, which date was set for SEN
tence.
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Judgments Entered.

Judgments were yesterday entered
in the. Third district court as follows:
A. D. Woolley VS.. Susie M. Free; for
the plaintiff in the sum of $3.50.
Lord & Taylor VS. William Groes-
beck, ST., ct al. for the plaintiff for
1866.
Boyd Park VS.. E. H. Parsons and a.
B. Dyer; for the plaintiff in the sum of
$8S3.97 and costs.
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Bulgarian sergeant. The Bulgarian
government has investigated the mat
yer and upon the report of its local Of
1cldss declined to pay the indemnity
demanded by the Greek government
The result was the Greek agent at So
IA applied to the Russian raiGister at
iioueharest, who has charge of the in
Ierests OF Greece in Roumania. and a
li.osl interesting series of diplomatic
negotiations are in progress.
[rlnce Bismarck continues to make
progress toward complete recovery of
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ChIcago General 11arket.

CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-wheat. easy; cash
6ils; December, $751;
Corn Easy cash, 1874; December 3sa4.
Oats-Steady; cash. 27l4; December. PIX.
Pork-Cash, $50; January, 4.30
Lard-Steady; cash, 9. s2l2; January. 8. 40.
Ribs-Steady; cash, 800; January, 7.42la
Rye-43H.
Barley-Nominal.
Flax-1.00M.
Timothy-325.
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A Shilling a Word.

London. Oct. 21-Sidney Sanford
Fleming, of Canada, who is visiting
the British colonies in the interests of
the proposed Pacific cables, suggests
the governments interested should
own the cable and a shilling a word
should be the rate,
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zHE MArABELE FIGHT.
"A Battle with Some of the Kings Crack
Warriors.

London. Oct 21-A correspondent of
a morning newspaper prints an ac-
count of the Matabele fights. It is re-
lated that the engagement was evil
IDENTIFY much more than a brush with
the advanced bands of King Loehen-
gulars warriors and concluded the
fight was indeed a regular battle on a
large scale. It is related here that the
victorious forces must have engaged
some of Loehengular's crack regi-
ments.
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Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO. Oct. 21.-Cattle = Receipts. 800;
steady: top steers. 56o05. so; medium.
5l505.35: good, 1905. 05; others 4.25@4. 75;
Texans, 2.50al2. 80.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; active; rough and COM
mon, 500 g. 10: mixed and packers, 8. 20l6 40;
prime, heavy and butchers weights. 65Oa670;
prime light, 6. 7006. 10.
Sheep-heceipts, 1900; prime natives, 1850;
good, 3. 1894 10; mixed lambs and wethers,
3@3.25; prime lambs, 47505U0; others, 3@.3 .25.
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CoIored Branch ". c. It. @.

Chicago, Oct. 21-At the w. C. T.
u. convention today Mrs. Thurber.
colored delegate from Jackson, Mich,
moved that a department of co1ored
work be established with a colored
woman as superintendent. The mo-
ton was carried. Routine work oc-
cupied the afternoon, and Lady Henry
Somerset delivered an address in the
evening
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Shrewd Business Men

Should insist on knowing what they are
paying for. THE HERALD's list OF SUBJ
scribers is increasing at the rate OF over
100 each week. Don't accept our state
ment-examine cur books Thay ara
Spen TO everyone.
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On Wall Street.

New York, Oct. q. -Discouraging Washing
ton advices caused fractional declines at the
opening on the stock exchange to-day, but the
dealings quickly regained strength. Until tho
close decidedly firm tone prevailed which was
most marked on the publication of very ex-
cellent bank statement The market was buoy-
ant at the close, the best prices of the day be-
ing made in the final dealings
Governments, steady.
Petroleum, dull and nominal
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Chicago Grain Market.

CHICAGO. Oct. e1.-wheat Opened lower,
declined u more as continuation of yesterday s
weakness; lower cables, heavy northwest re-
ceipts and prospect OF large increase in visible
supply: closed easy, lower than yesterday
Receipts. 6S, 600: shipments, $4,000.
Others UNCHANGED
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THE MooRs FLED.
ali Spain Eejoices Greatly Over the
Fact,

Madrid, Oct. 21-An official dispatch
from Melilla says the forts there OPP
ened fire today on the Moors, and the
Spanish war ship Venaditi is Smelling
the coast. Shortly after the firing be-
gan the Moors fed into their own ter
ritory- They sustained a heavy loss.
Melilla is poorly prepared for defense,
pending the arrival of reinforcements.
There is great rejoicing in this city
over the news of the defeat of the
Moors.
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SUIT AGAINST ooALv1LLE CITY.
Over an Electric Light Plants. j. Claw
son Is the Plaintiff.

| son Is the Plaintiff.
The case of S. ]. CIawson VS.. the
city of Coalville came up for trial be-
fore Judge Bartch yesterday after
noon on an order to show cause for
an Injunction. The plaintiff Claimed
the sum of $500 damages and asked
that the defendants be restrained
from taking down certain electric
light poles erected by the plaintiff at
the city of Coalviile.
The complaint sets forth that about
July 10th, 1893, the city council of
Coalville passed an ordinance for a
fra nchise for an electric light plant
and providing for electric street light
ing" from which date franchise for
fifty years was granted to the plain
tiff, who thereby obtained the priv
lege of maintaining electric light
plant within the city limits for pub
lie and private lighting, and for fur
nishing electric power and heat. The
franchise it is claimed, gave plaintiff
the right of entering upon any or all
of the stretse, alleys, lanes, etc, for the
laying of electric condulIs, erecting a
pole line and attaching thereto the
necessary wires and electrical conduc-
tors. Having agreed to purchase-for
SIT, 000-a mill site and mill and en-
tered into other contracts, including
contract for poles, etc, plaintiff
says he was about to have the poles
placed in position when about Sep
TENDER 5th) the city marshal, under
authority of the city, dug up those
which had been put in. threatened
plaintiffs arrest and subsequently put
the threat into force. In consequence
Of such action and interference plain
tiff is prevented from carrying out his
plans, and hence the relief sought
from this court.
The defendants in their answer deny
that the ordinance granting the fran
chise in question ever, passed and that
even if it had passed there were GER
tain conditions attached to it which
the plaintiff failed to comply with.
They say that he agreed within forty
days after the passage of the ordin-
ance to commence erecting an electric
light plant and pole line, in both of
which he failed. 1t is also claimed that
in the city council the yeas and nays
were not taken on the passage of the
ordinance and therefore it was never
legally passed. 1t is also set up that
the fact of the plaintiff having failed
to comply with the terms of the fran
chise repealed it if it ever was granted
For the plaintiff Thomas L. Allen, ].
P. and Bishop w. w. Cuff were ex-
smined. The other side put a host of
witnesses on the stand, viz: w. G.
Fisher, Alma, Eldredge, J. H. Ball.
Alex. Wright, W. E. Chapel, John
Salmon, Samuel Clark. Thomas Ball.
B. Watkins and Elijah Swenson.
When the court rose, the evidence
was all in and his honor set next Sat
urday to hear the arguments.
The plaintiff was represented bv At
torney Oscar Moyle and the defend
ants by Attorneys c. S. varian and ID.
M. Allison, the latter of Ogden.
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FINANCIAL.
The Metals.
New York Money Market.

New YORK, Oct 2l.-Money on call easy;
1l2.
Prime mercantile paper. SOS.
Sterling exchange. nothing doing: sixty day
bills 4e2@4. SPA demand. 4.84QD4. S4l2.
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Yesterday,s cIearings.
Yesterdays clearings were sl5s.sss.
Mining Notes.

Silver, 1915; lead, $3.50.
Wells, Fargo & Co. received yester-
day: Mingo bullion, S29O5.
T. r. Jones & Co received: Bull
lion, $500; silver and lead ores, 81 500.
Mccormick & Co. received: Han
auer bullion, $3.50; silver and lead
ores, 81 500.
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After Conner Ores.

Franklin Ballou, of Leadville, Col,
lis at the Knutsford. Mr. Ballou is
general manager of the Bimetallic
Smelling Co. and is here for the pur-
pose of investigating the production
of copper ores in Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-22
OLAF NoRD DAMAGE SUIT.
The Jury Finds for the Plaintiff in the
sum of S475.

The case of Olaf. Nord VS.. Charles
Thiede was resumed in the Third dis
trict court yesterday morning before
Chief Justice Zane and a jury The
arguments We're made by Judge Pow
ers for the plaintiff and Col Kaighn
for the defense. The jury found YER
dict for the plaintiff for $475. Twenty
days stay was granted pending motion
for a new trial
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ALMOST CURED.

After Only One Months Treatment
at the Copeland Medical Institute,
Located in the Progress Building,
Hinder DIR. DeMOncO.
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A Thousand Killed.

Buenos Ayres. Oct. 21.-The Rio
Grande Do Sui rebels defeated the
loyalists in a fiercely fought battle at
Albucy- A thousand persons were
killed
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For Sale Chsan.

AIinion body type in first class con-
dition, any quantity up to 1000 pounds.
Apply at this Office.
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Liverpool Quotations.

LIvERPooL, Oct. Wheat-Easy; holders
offer moderately; No. red winter, IS. 3lsd.
No. red spring. IS. Sled.
mixed a. Cd ffures easy on9 hoGerS d rev
freely: October 4s. November. As. l2d De-
cember, As. I'D.
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Such is the astonishing but no less true state
ment of Mr.. j. w. MACK, tonsorial artist by
profession, at No. 70 East Second South. He
says:
81 have been afficted with that terrible dis
ease known as catarrh for about eight years,
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THE CURTIS SCANDAL.

1t VIII Yet Involve Many of the High
and Mighty.
San Francisco, Oct 21.-Ex-State
Senator Dun and Frank AIcNIanus, a
we'll known politician, have been ar
rested on the charge of jury bribing
in connection with the trial of the
actor, NJ. r. Curtis for murder. The
chief of police intimates that a num-
Der of other people, much higher in
the social scale, will soon be brought
10 task for completely in the matter.
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REMEMBER :

Only $500 month for all diseases. Con-
suItation free. No extras in any shape,
and they gree to satisfy you within thirty
days or refund your money.
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CURES THAT STAY CURED.
Miss Hannah SIX.

Miss Hannah Skeene, OF Oasis, Utah, Says
was treated by DR.. DeIonco, Of the Cope
land Medical Institute, located in the Progress
building. for catarrh and catarrhal deafness.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
strength and Heal.h

A fine old sweet tone violin. Apply
at once at this Office.
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Minor MATTERS.

Utah Stove & Hardware Co, ct al.
VS.. Salt Lake City ct al; demurrer
filed. Saturday next to answer.
Charles Carlson VS.. Emily Carlson;
dismissed.
Utah Commercial and Savings Bank
VS.. Sarah B. Beck and John Beck;
motion to set aside order for decree
argued; motion overruled and decree
ordered
Parker C Depue VS.. william Burke
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ct al; Bennett & Marshall and Brad
ley withdraw as attorneys for defend
ants.
Tom Ferguson vs. George Nicholson;
Monday at p. m. fixed as the time to
make application to take dispositions.
Richard Siddoway VS.. S. w Darke
administrator; decree of foreclosure
granted
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THE BREWERY CASE.
Verdict for Wolf for $4,000 Against the
Salt Lake Brewing Company.

The jury in the case of the Fred w.
Wolf Co. VS.. the Salt Lake Brewing
company handed in their sealed YER
dict in Judge Bartchs court, award
ing the plaintiff $500. The verdict
was by nine jurors. three being
against that finding. A stay of
judgment for thirty days was granted
pending motion for new trial.