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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Owing TO small loose stone falling in
the Sherwood well. winch is now 100 feet
9eop' 'ne drili worked loose and became
fac; m tie bottom OF the hole. md though
every possible device was used by Messrs.
Sydnor shepard. thu contractors, II al
most seemed hopeless. Necessity becomes
th0 mother % invention, aad coupled
with tho Indomitaole patience of MIR.
Shepard. who suporinterds the DRILLING.
be az last cot the 3.O09-pound fish to bite
and brought II up win about tea feet of
rock and sediment on top. The drilling
was at once resumed, and the we'll will be
pushed night aud day TO about one thou.
sand feet day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
Forthe Georgia Booth.

Tho entertainment elyea tv the Young
ladies OF ChurcA Hill for the beuebt OF the
Georgia booth a. the Memorial Bazaar was
n decided success financially and other
VIE. 1nose who took part were Misses
fannie Mchcvctt, Lula Hecgarty, sal %
Cunningham. Mary kearney. Annie Welsh,
Florence G-ctto-. Mamie .icudcr, Eiua
DAVIS. jessie Gray. Kate Iurpln, jessie
McMlnn, and brauch sutherland.
The eutsrtalnmaut. which embrace
choruses. solos. rccitauous. cEarades, and
dancing. making Iuo3t varied aai a.
trActiye programme. was given under the
maragemsn OF Misses Sallia Allen. Saluo
AlcNllnn, Lula McGruder, and Fannie Ctl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
The Juniors Did Wen.

Tho annual meeting OF the Junior Hol-
lvwood Memorial Association. held YES
,erIay az the Young Mca'a Christian Assoc
cIatlon Hal. was poorly attended. and
owiur 20 the small crowd present i WAS
decided % mold another meeting to-mor-
row afternoon at O'clock 0t the same
place.
The Juniors" much to their delight,
cleared e 800 of the Memorial Bazaar. and
they now desire 20 nave Garden-partv IN
order to swell the proceeds 20 $4,000 II
pos Pie. tho affair will probably be- held
IN the SpOtt mansion. on the corner OF
} THIRD and Canal streets, and Il Will last
/ from toll ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Fiction would havo gladly joined in tho
festivities of the Tooth anniversary OF TINS
time. honored corps.
Mitteldorfcr & Son have sent to John Il.
Cooke Camp. Confederate Veterans, west
Point, very handsome silk flag, beauh,,
fully painted and trimmed. to be untIried
in this city for tho hrst time at the Davis
ObsCQulcs."
Tho Asburv Sunday school. which was
Organized ai the soldiers Homo last i'li,
will open again this afternoon Of clock
In the Homo chapel. Rev. II. l.. MitGheu
viii deliver nm address, ana MT. H. =.
Smith and Miss Emma smith VIII sing
several sclcctons. Al Suhday-Schoo'
workers will be welcome.
Rev. DIR. William T.. Hatcher will preach
at Grace.Strect Baptist church TINS morn
ing. IA usual and to-rlcht he ana heV.
Or ii. W. Battle. ot the First Baptist
church. Petersburg. Will exchange puip,'a'
mon before tho Young Mons Christian
Association of tho Cockado City.
Tho Buffalo Historical Society. Now
York. At a meeting held Nav "a elected
Mir L. \. Brock. Of this city, secretary OF
the Southern Historical Soc.cty, CORE
spending member. Amcng the past pre-
e,1outs Of the society were MNiaTd tlll-
moro and HoratIo 80, mOur. Ii ~ an
active. useful. aud potential body.
Mr.. 4. l. Mnsuricr, the French Consul IN
this city. has recently received number
of letters from LARGE naval stores IN Franco
roln:iVo TO tho coal AMI MICA supply of
Virginia. Those concerns think that pro
baby in lucomcnts might be gwen them
10 purchase such products nero and they
viii be shipped by way Of Newport News
At tho regular meeting If East-End
Lodge. !. o. G.. T., the following ofilcers
were installed b. the Lodge Deputy !. J..
Turner. CMef 1cmplAr. Hunter AattoS;
Vce-lemrlar. Lucy Parker; Secretary
Charles Taylor: Assistant Secretary, An
mo Ashhy: Financial Secretary, VI 50
Jones: Treasurer. DAVIS Banks; Chaplain
John Handbook Guard. Leather Parker;
sentinel. John Madison Chorls;er, Charles
Taylor: Past Chief Iempar, Lncy Burch.
Rev.H. p. Mitchell. Of 81. James Metho-
dist EW~co.al church, was very much 0ur-
prlseq FIiay night when .aree nun Der
Il bs hoodwinked his reS'd nee, 2'o' "a
Nar4hnil street. each bearing some useiul
hou-ohecplug article or provision Tor Inc
inner mon. Mr. Mitchell had mad mo- init
nation of thrpouu hing. and ~ his speech
of thanks wa. vc~~ fcIc.tous IN coiupii-
month";, the Indies. who Were IN large
maiortr. tor bong ever mindful OF tho
welfare of the minister an! MS ianlIy'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
Fatal Cykcu in TcxeA

IFy teIoEraph 70 no UI7DaT'1.I
DALLAS. Tex, May ca No's special
from Deuison saws This evening about ,
o'clock "a cyclone passed along the west
,rn outskirts Of Gainesville, trayeil,n ,
southwest to northeast. -Four or five
houses were blown down. q number OF
buildings were UnrOoted. and freight
train on the Santa fo road short distance
north of Gainesville was wrecked. 4
braxeman was killed add ave men were
badly injured. The tram was reduced 20
kindlinc-wood. The trainmGstcr and Road
master Bevans were both II the wreck.
Beyans Is wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
METHODIST MISSIONARY BOARD.
rev. DR.. i. 4. Peterson, OF This City,
Elected President.

Nv
KAvsAs Cry. Mo. Nav Tile Mission
ary Board Of ,Ae .lothotI.' Church. south,
BEGAN ITS session at Centenary church yes
terdav. The Rev. Dr. 4. a. Peterson, OF
Richmond. Va. presided. Inc Rev. Dc.
". Il. lambeth and y. =. Holt were
elected scc7ct1r.eSo Thirtg-oa' or: ot
forty members Verc present. Tho m Sc
elou-fcld5 discussed were Cllae, Japan,
Brazil. and Mexico. Addresses wrro mad
bv the lev. Or. Y. J. Alien. 81 China, ON
behalf OF the work there. and bishop l..
l.. Hendrix made an inspiring adore
On tho advancement and eIthUSIas -
shown all along the line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
Voluntary nank Linniia,i,n.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nav G.-Ths Capital
CITY Bank. of Nashville. chartered under
State laws, has gonei into voluntary hquida-
ton. The banks business has been trans
ferrel to the Fourth National Bank and
deuositors will DO paid IN iu!l by that
bank. The officers of tina Capital City
Bank state that the stockholders will get
10 cents on tho dollar for their stock.
The paid.up stock IS $50J,OOO. Thomas
Platter is president and John y. Julian
caslipr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
jos JEFFERSON ILL.
Attacked with G4stritis Is Cincinnati and
Taken to New York.

C1vc1NNArr. o.. Nav 6.-Joe jefferson
was taken suddenly NJ Yesterday WIKI o
severe stack OF gastrti,. lie partly re-
covered. and ~ the evening PLAYED " Rip
Van W!nElp" 10 the end. but the limos
were cat somewhat. At tho close be was
almos,; exhausted and was immediately
taken to the hotel. This morning ms
physician SAID II would be impossible Tor
Mr. Jefferson to appear again. and ar
rangomeuts were made - take him 70
Now lOrlC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Captain ". j. Dimuock. VINO was elect
Ell o. tnr captMncy OF the Ashby Light
Horse Thursday nlgnt. has not vet decided
whether hc Wlii accept the position OF not.
: battalion 81 the First VIRGINIA Regi-
ment VII parUc' patio IN tie celebration Il
TALON
The regiment has accepted an invitation
80 take pilt III tho ceremonies incident 20
the reinterment OF President Davis IA this
city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
IMPORTANT IF TRUE.
4 a. 500. 900 Fortune Lett by ioo-fs'r-
Old VirEinInn.
nv telegraph TO mo Dispatcn.l
A. L liz GAnr

ny tcIeETnpH 20 T1'' - ,
N,suytrrr. Trvx., May Or George
Williams. of this county, has received a
letter from his sister at Fincastle' Va
staunc that by the death Of their uncle
I.aoc Morgan. Of that place. they have
fallon heir 10 n fortnuo OF '9hooo'Ooo III
stocks and bonds. Mr.. Morgan was I''
,.oors old NJ the time OF his death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Tie Redmond merchants casacol IN
the produce business w.ii probably AoIi %
meo,ug today tor the IurPo.' ~ organ
ling produce exchange. Ih" produce
ira Of Richmond has assumed very large
proportion, ga recent Ve,r,. aa1 an oE-
change has become almost necessity Ut
tho market. All ~ the largo prolu"a-
dealers are iu tho movement which tley
saw sail BRING the traie together and cn-
able tina merchant, % know what stock d
~. rprt ard what D. On hand 20 the open
luc aud close oI each DAYS business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

The foll0wing suits were instituted yes.
terday in the Cltv Circuit Court:
Warren Boot and SBoe Company rs L.
j. Vaughan for $3.50.
b. r. Turner o.. Christopher Wilkerson
for /: 80
v. ". Cosby, Jr.. trustee. rs. f. NJ. La
throp .aud J.. Z. Berry for Sl.0il.20.
Sublett * Cary rs. the Haxall.C renshaw
Company, Philip Haxail, and Barton
uaxall tor Sl-7G4f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

The Richmond Perpetual Building, Loan
and IruSr Company will Tomorrow occupy
it, new Office. northwest corner Of Tenth
and Main streets, formerly occupied los tho
Citizens Bank. The Office has been hand
somely fitted up with every facility tor
bus ness. This company for a number OF
years had Its Office under the old Plant
ers' Bank and temporarily with that bank
1903 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
~ GaIningthe ieai.

From information recently received ve
learn that tho Densmore Typewriter ~
receiving dVe consideration from the most
able steHographers and typewriter .ope-
rators. Although this machine has been
on the market 10 great while tho ~. .rcss
Il has made is marvellous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
Meridian storm-Visitrh'

urr,n,,,. Miss. Nav G.-This afternoon
60. ,r,nd- and rain-storm prevailed
u Io' ,ba Wind attaining n velocity OF
t 1rIs' ,h+oa niles an hour. Trees were mp
, ,omtcd tbronrhou; the city. and the Sam
Iop tabcrnnclc. erected few years, ago.
y y9tn a seating capacity Of GOO, was blown
down
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

meets at Springfield. o.. GA May nth
litb.
A rate OF one fare and a third Las h"en
authorized r,0 Chesapeake and ouo route.
Hose WHO desire J0 attend can secure
rates AMI other Information by aun.f'rk
10 Nr. John d. Potts -. p. A., SO east
Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
Chang. Of Schedule Richmond and Dan
La

The following nrc changc7 IN Richmond
and Danvile railroad schedule taxing ef.
feet to-day: South-bouDd tram, 10. p,
will leave az 10 T.. ~. instead % i2ij =.
NJ. and No. 10 Will arrive from tho south
NJ 5:l5 p. ". instead Of $50 J.. y. York
River DIVISION tram. 30. a.. Will leage az
7:05 4. ". instead Of Go 4. 81. No other
changes IN other trains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

The Watkins Hardware Company. Dom
nan 4 Cannon. and Cottrell, Watkins x
Co. on yesierda; signed paper a.reein.
20 close their establishments at 6 T.. ~.
every day except Saturday, and on the
latter day at 8 O'Clock. This rule Will pre-
vail from May sth to September l5th H.
clu6iya
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
Fotal Railway Wreck.

BY THT'GTTTU " 7---
BRows C.SYoS. Col, May G.-lho hrs'
sont,on # Denver and RIO Grande tram
No. lett the track seventeen miles west
ot Salila. and tho engine ana ten cars
went into the river. John Myers, 81
Solida. who was on tho engine was hli4ed
and several ladies' were slightly INJURED
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
Condition of FIR. Wavm,cL

Ny Il. 4. WaymQcS. the Young man who
WAS ACCIDENTALLY sho, 40 the old Market
early frida} morning. was not materially
changed yesterday. Only a small portion
of the bullet has been extracted from the
cover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

The warm weather Is here and cold tea
il a great beverage during the hot sum
mer DAYS.
Now. if YOU wish 10 ENJOY o delightful
drink Of tea cold or warm call ut any one
OF our three stores. We have "a store IN
the East Ind. ono in the West End, and
one on Broad street. Give Us "a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
IHE GREAT ATLANTIC AND
Pacific Ia COsiPAsT,
s27 east Broad. 1853 east Main, and s2l
west Main streets
j. q. Bo,cman, General Manager for Rich
mond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
AprrecIa,ion oftro re,uiifnl.

Oh. isn't she lovely? Isn't tbat an eH-
ousito pictureE DIi you ever SOC any
tnng more beautiful? arc tho cNc.ama-
tons you constantly hear made by ladies
when looking AZ tho pictures ~ the VIM
dOws OF the Dams GALLERY, on Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
1rnrnchmrnt TrIaI Ended.

IEy tcICEFAII y 10 ~" '7-'l'I
G.rvrsroe. IFx.. Nay Ga special TO
the Mars SAYS: The lmpeac hment trial 81
faud- Commi.sioncr " G. NcGauchey 10y
The Te1as senate Was concluded yesterday,
resulting II aCQulttIl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Tur VIRGINIA. S.fg Drvcsfr AID FIoyTrrT
CovrtvY acts a. administrator. executor,
curator. assignee. receiver. registrar. and
transfer agent aud trustee for estates corr
poratiau-. aud nd ylIgai5, guardian COM
fut-fea &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

TbY f'I'ETlIn " IN ~
New Oqtr,ve. h.. Nav g. he Now Or
loans B,fd. the great antl-lottery organ,
has suspended publication and transferred
rs su5script,ons 10 the Sd.tS anu it' Sood
,,.,1I ~ tna yjgrtufyf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
Special sale Pianos and Organs.

We offer q number OF bargains IN Sc
cond-hand Square Pianos and Organs
ran2mg from SO up. Terms as low as 50
20 20 cash and IS cents week. Call this
week at Richmond Music Co.'s. Z. Broad
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
Tramps Gotten Hid of.

IDJ Et4VkIHDII 70 IIIU D''PtI'~II'I
DAYTON, O.. May G-By the wrecklng OF
q freight train on the DAYTON and Michi-
gan railroad near Tadmor tins morning
1--WE tramps were killed and another in
jured 50 badly that he Is expected 10 die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Per'on"liy-Oondnct"a io"r VI" - % ~ W
81" N"r'' an
The Chesapeake ani ONO railway have
perfected arraueeaeuis br ""c1 tAef
can take vuu 20 Chicago. tax" care ~ i't
While tUere. criug you ha' alI- h'" y Ill
al the sights Tor the iglo"iit Hi-''-.7.
lrom hchmoad
From thlr.1ttesylle. e,tiO.
E7un ora Point ~O2uo.
from stanton. 5000.
From Norfolk. 80. N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.
ITEMS PICKED up HERE AND THERE
BY DISPATCH REPORTERS.
Friends. Coupled with Notes About
Local Happenings,

Mr.. :. J.. Iedmau, OF Washington, H. =.
Syisiunc friends. IN tho city.
Ma. Robert Gordaa is visiting his pa
rents, IN Prince George county.
Miss Annstasia Howard leaves tho city
next ccA on a visit 90 Louisville. ny.
Mr. E,hcrt If. Whitlock. who has been
quito Slcg. u now aolo O. be driven about.
Tie Hclcna Club Will GO down tho
CA.cAado p!ny to-day for few days fish
inc.
Miss .d- NAY Richardson. who has been
QUITO sic. for the past week. Is conyaies-
cont.
Miss C-aco leo Griffith has returned
home at 81 "a couple oi weeks stay AT ' II
C.a.a B,. on.
Misses Iar.a Morris, Esther Morris, and
Mar HaN have icit tae city ior hH'H-
moro o. W. thor friends.
sheriff Smuci y. leo and Deputy
Geucr ". b1I'v. a. Groeuesyille county,
wee at th' G uitHl Yesterday.
Ery. Gtor-. t. CLANCY breaches on
Courage" aNtl" / nuauan services to-
dav 80 : T.. -. - lciv.dcrr Hail
Aletor just received from Father Frioll
fta.o. tnot hclS puch improved ia health
saec d.. sciuufu I'D Sew McSino.
icr
-""' '' 80 ~ ,.,..ti,,, Ier fatho,
Nr. - -. G.-uctt. OF a0' east franAha
street
NJ. Trars Chambers, OF Camden, y. J.,
i-vrtas Mrs Lus-e. WAT az her sn-
'.
aalqh Bingham. Tia "toy orator who
IhrH " -.'" I'D 'I.'' % -.io,,,.os
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u ~. q. H". ''
fL-. w. D. Burgess and hive e>'er'n. law
-f. Manic q. i4l..u. vl.i leave shortly
.l...t.r. Tex. where tie, Vii spend
O y.lr ai'h relatives.
n... Charles Nirriror7jo. y. D., and
y.v ." r.. ..rltnf.r Httctl anniversary
Itf..- -..rr.a-e 81 their residence, in
li-.-.l N,. ts,h.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

now ouartored IN their new binding, o.
f.rs 70 drpos.tors special advantages. Ac.
count, Of small dealers specially desuoi
and oyery attention 70 tho wants ot pa
fr.r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
We Have POLK MILLER, Gro,, 8

Get "a copy OF the latest song. I'm
Coin e. Ole NlrWuuy." 4 great success.
Call at Richmond Music Co.'s, L. Broad
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
u.st,nx Southern Baptist Convention.


Nn5ONIIIEs I'IIlIs' "I'7F '"''''
ound.triu rates rjd Petersburg and the
Norfolk aud Western railroad.
$685..
from Richmond. Tickets will DO sold on
NAV 9th. 10th. and 18th. good 10 return
until May 25th; Tho guckss, route - 20
pe,srsburg and Norfolk and Western rail-
road. being only teenty-four hours from
Richmond 10 Nashville. For full informa-
ton and sleeping car reservation apply 70
r. w. Courtney. Passenger Agent, sy5 east
IA nin strppf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

The Dispatch Company do all kinds of
printing. Work executed with nestness
and dispatch, and OF reasonable prioss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Refrigerators. Freezars. ard Coolers
cheap at JoHN H'FrH-s.
..s..rr.r -treot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

MAXI Yora WIZ aul appoint the I,r-
rlu,c >tts D.p0st Ht Fdaty Company 5oW
CltrlCr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Man'cls. Crates. and Thing, IN various
styles and .ow prices, ~
JOaS BowrA,e. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
Another sonrh CarsiIna LyoohinE.

10y
CHARLrsIoS, S. G.. Nav 6.-Another
lynching occurred in this State last night
within Q mile Of Kingstree, Williamsburg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

N0bby styles of Nesli-ee Shirts n
t0rBQUlEAS. PRICE a Cos.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Shchtly-u~,d Pianos for e-Io $3.50. $c15,
and no each. Walter J.. Noses Il co.,
1908 Main street, opposite p0-t-o4cc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Old Papers for ale at Is cents hundred
al DISPATCH Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Noclicoe Shirts ut 81. Sl2j, $50, g..
and 20 III luwers' as,0rtmeu. NJ
loUL4rLLAG, PEI.E "a Co.'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Large variety # the best styles of Veg T.
gee shirts at ~ 30
IouaQURrAS. Paic- 4 Co.'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07
Eichmond Arrivals in Sow York.
TROUBLES OF THE CARPENTERS.

Special telegram 90 Oh" D-bA'h'l
Nrw Y9rE. Nav O.. +. TAUrston, Gill
scr. ana VI. Jones. Imperial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Tho Boucd,ctine Nuns extend their
thauks 10 G0or-koeper-. u~hor4, and all
others who as,Is,"I Ia making their enter
talumcut success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

Old papers for sale ct IS cents hundred
ct DISPATCH office,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-07

The VIRGNrl MERCANTILE AND SAFr DE-
rOsIr CoMptrY nets as executor, adWlus-
traitor, receiver. or trustee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11
FOURTH PRECINCT
Prnhnie Court.

Orders made by Judge Blair in the
Salt Lake county probate court today;
Estate OF Maude Webster, deceased;
hearing continued to March ld.
Estate of Il. IL, Eldredge, deceased;
hearing ON return OF sale Of real estate
came on regularly. An order was
made confirming the sale mnde.
Estate and guardianship OF Alexan'
der Critohley, minOj hearing on
petition for letters Of guardianship.
Onisr made appointing William GIL
Mills guardian, on fling u bond In the
sum Of $4,000 ana taking the NECESSARY
oath.
Estate OF Martin Buescb, deceased;
order made setting March card 10 hear
tXecutOrs' iiual account.
Estate OF Andrew j, Burnham, de.
ceased; hearing on petition for letters
OF administration; case ordered dis
missed.
Estate OF Jeremiah McGrsdy, de-
ceased; order made setting March cath
20 hear hual account and petition for
distribution.
Esta,o OF James Barry, deceasedi
same order.
Estate aud guardianship OF Lucill,
Taylor, minor; continued ~ March
u"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-11

thon lafo part II its work and bcno-
it. Tho policy ~ this organization
is broad and liberal. ~ not only opens
it, doors 10 aii persons, but 20 all COM.
panlcs or associations who are ln any
way connected with any branch Of tho
growing and handling OF live stock We
not only mako 10 possible, hug We hopo To
make u necessary and profitable for
each aud all ~ join Us aud share In the
benefits 81 our work.
our first meeting WIS ~ ogden last
April 1N.31th, and was wCll attended, by
representatives from all sections from
the Missouri river TO tho Pacific coast.
We arc assured hy many cOmmunica-
lions that the coming session will be
much larger In numbers and moro inn
pufinnl In the practical work, "A. thOfe are
many important matters u DO considered
and regulated. The small stock grower
and it, interests arc 20 DO as carefully
considered aud projected as the larger
one
Tho meeting Of tho irans-Mlsslss ippi
congro,s a. ogden on the - IA To tho 21ih
~ April adds very much 10 the import
nnco and opportunity ot our session
which will close ~ work on the 2jrd,
leaving Its members FREQ to attend that
COngroig. II has been decided by tho
executive committee that each and MI
mombors of this nssoeia ion, ns well ag
nll delegates shall be admitted and ou-
titled TO voice la the next session to BIO
held aa above stated. You arc therefore
invited to attend.