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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08
Alias Stnanso ns.
In justices Court OF Rssoks iar PreciHrf County Of
Einaors. state 81 Idaho.
@. A Mccormick. Plaintiff,

In Justices Court Of Rsees H&r psecsnei County of
Einaors. state % laAho.
@. A Mccormick. Plaintiff
Ida Gold Company, Limited. neien liant.
The state ri idaho ~ lla Gold Company, Limited
tire ahase NAMED defendant.
Yon hvrphs required 10 appear In aesien
the 1ustses's Court ~ kncky Bar Precinct, Elsass
county, state N idAiio ami the complaint
nied thesrln II tha time hereinafter dsssnafei.
Judgment by default wisi le taken against yss
corning the prayer u said snnplAlat. fnr the
Il SGT 50 100 and costs Of sai and attorney
fses.
THIS sail sosan v brought reeeseF ssaT 100 OF
which sam ss2A 10 due for lahsr performed fof
you b. plaintiff and III ~ too due Tor Alsor fxr
founesl Ter yuu bf james uNelI anil asstxnel 10
pataiG tr eaInahls ennsi ieFatioH hsfoFe this ss.t
II this Aotioa al sAl labor having hesn
performed between thu saga aa9 u January, tsaS
and the lith sss o. behrnaEs i>Aa. at kacks liar.
Ia s&id county ~ EinpFe. 1t snur request.
You are hsFsbs notitiaal that YOU tail t1 appear
ard Aa*@ss said esmplsiat shs il ,laY nf APftl
lses. a. 10 0eldsk To-. ths sad plAiatin s t4ke
tsidsassnt sgAinss you tot atoHs .un Vi sa7 50
leo sokelhrx Nth d this suit and ATTORNEY
lee&
,sissn under N, hand hi. the ash day o. March,
In the year Ut I4rl fhoaza eiShl hundred
AMI NINETY three
JAMES A. NICHOLSON.
laAtltx Ut tI.s PsaNx.
Aus. u sinsott. astoras, sor plaintiff
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08
II should he In Ever, House.

JB Wil.un. 37l Clay 81, sharps.
burg, p, says he will MT he without
DIR Kings New Discovery for eon-
sumption. coughs AMI colie; that u
cured fis wife Sha WAS threatened @IlA
paelmRnia after nm attack nf = Id
Grippe" when various other fene,iles
and several physicians had dome her
~ ginMs k.1beft Balher ri ca ksInrt.
Pa. el inns DR., Kings New Dlroosrry
las dane him nlore gp,d than any.
his Ae ~ + NJ 4 for inng trouble,
= - Frs trial battles at
Dr. Bearhy's Drug and department
store, Large bottles Soc aud sllO0.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08
Illus Sam mons.
In Justices Court Of Rocky Bar Precinct County Of
Elmorr, state Of Idaho.
W. =. Rathhun, Plaintiff

". U. hatnhon, ftAlntin,
Ida Gold Company. Limited. Defendant
The State II idaho to Ida Geld Company, Limited
the abose named defendant:
You are hereby required 20 appear In an srtior
brought against you BY this above mans plaintiff h,
the Justices Curt Of Rocky Bar Precinct county
OF Emnrs, State 81 Idaho. aud 10 answer tie gnn..
plant died therein 1t the time hereinafter dssiypa.
ted. or Judgment By default will be taken against
you acc1rding 10 the Of said complaint OF fos
the sum III szsi 10 luo and OF suit aud altar.
nsy's tees
The sail sctan l. brought 20 recover sasi 50 100.
OF which sum s7t 7s-l0v are due plaintiff for labor
done and peffurmud BY him tor YOU; $50 zs.ioo tor
labor done and performed for you bY Hilbert Errtck
son; 80 sol01 dollars for labor done and performed
for you BY William Lindsey. 400 dollars Tor labor
and % W for labor done and performed Tor you hg
All sing. The II above claims having been -.
signed y the above namei parties TO plaintiff herein
FIR valuable consideration before the commence.
meat OF this suit and all said labor having bssn ons
and perfos med At Rocky Bar In said gilmore county
betAesn January %. lsss and February Ii, 1885, II
your request.
And sou hereby notified, thai II you fAIl ID an
pear and answer sad complaint on the 18th day Of
April 1sss, at o'clock p M. The sail plaintiff viii
taae Judgment against you for the above sum Of
zSi so-lo0 dollars toxeihsr with tho onmss Of this
suit and attorneys Tess.
Given under N, hand this ash day OF March IN the
year Of our Lord oIe Thousand eight hundred and
ninety three.
JAMES A. NICHOLSON.
Justice OF ths PeAcs.
Aug Sinnott attorney for plaintiff.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08

Secretary Hnke Smiths first land
decision was against the Southern
Pacific Railroads right 10 larg. tract
Of land which it has claimed and kept
from being opened % settlement. Til.
decision not only opens this Land q,
settlement. hut il is a Iefu;.iion of III
silly republican charge that il wa
corporation which put SEC Smith int
tire cabinet.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08

s. NJ. Coffin. T. C. Egglesion,
John Morrison, c. II. Shaw. j. NJ.
Ballentine and others this week
located 600 acres of PAGER ground
ON the Payette river at Marsh 4
lreton's ranch near the Church
diggings. Ii is the intention of the
company TO develop and work their
property with all possible speed,
and active operations may begin
any day. Water for mining pur-
poses will be take.. from the river
aud conducted by means of a canal
10 these Claims. This canal will
cost $4,000. The property of the
new company prospects from 30
cents To rs % per yard and has been
known to he rich in placer gold,
but lack Of water has prevented
working caldwell Tribune.
Elder ). : Beaver. ri McAllister
Vile. Juniatts Co, "a, says his wifi. IL
subject 10 crnmp i'm the stomach.
Last summer she tr ed Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhora Remedy
for il. aud was much pleased with the
speedy relief il afforded. She has rince
used il Whenever necessary and found
that il never fails. For sale by DIR
c. c. = Silva, Druggist.
&c. Kemp van Ee, the jovial
manager of the Poorman Mines. Ltd
came in a few days ago from
the railroad. and is now looking
after his business interests here.
an! renewing acquaintance. Since
his last vislt Kemp has been across
the pond, the home office of the
company being in London. A warm
welcome is always extended to Mr..
Kemp van Ee.-0wyhee Avalanche.
sHILoH's vITAlIzER il what YOU
need ior Dyspepsia, Torpid LAYER. Vel
luw skin nr Kidney trouble. IL l.
guaranteed tn give yon satisfaction.
Price. 75c. Sold by DIR. Bearhy.
Dave Soannell, who was Sheriff
of San francisco during the vigilan-
tee times of 1856, died in that city
a few days ago. aged 70.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08
Ont of sight.

The travelling lnhhr arr now fully
aliv. 10 the fart that the Chicago. un-
ion Pacific & North Western Line nf
fers The very hest accommodations Ia
the public from and la Chicago, Qua
In and interne.iiat. paints. MT only
during the Worlds Fair. but NIL the
wear round. al
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08
worlds Fair Travellers win Have 4,

The public demand through s.fvic.
when travelling Il IL .l.l fashioned IA
change rarr." On TIM through, sulifi
sertihnlud trains 81 the Chicago. Union
Pacific L Nnrih Western Line in,n ~
Ia Chicago. Omaha AMI intermediate
points there Ii no change This II the
iuest aud fastest service between III.
paints named. al
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08

w. T. Robertson is an old California
miner who has of late been prospect.
ing on the Kcnai peninsula. Alaska,
where extensive veins OF coal have
been found. Many of the coal veins
crop out along sandstone bluff over
looking kackekmak bay, aad can he
seen "a mile away. one above the other.
Some Of these veins contain thousands
Of tons of clear coal. which can be
easily loaded on vessels. Reefs of the
article have been washed out by the
action of the water, AMI great quaint.
Ties can he found IN the beach Hli
around the peninsula. Kachekmak
by il n landlpck.d harbor, making it
perfectly safe for vessels at anchor.
The distance from San Franciseo IL
but nine days by steam aud from Ii To
% iar sailing vessels. The cost of
mining and freighting the coal 10 San
Francisco wnul,i be- less than 81 ton
Across the bay from the coal veins ARE
found hedges of gold, silver and lead
Sixty miles actoss the peninsula Ut
Tnrnagua arm, the head of Cnk's
inlet, gold placer thirty miles in ex
tent WAS discovered last summer.
whn h was worked by fur or live
prn peetors VIM took out from 81 To
80 day with rockers. Later in the
year ano her placer WAS found near
Cocks inlet, opposite kenai penin
sula. from winch il is reported that a.
high ~ $3.50 n day 10 each man war
taken on. by means Of the slnice box
This il scale gold and resembles that
found in calnveras county OF this
States. T. Mining Press
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08
Summons.

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial District
OF the state ~ Idaho, In and Tor the
County OF Elmore.
George A. Mccormick Plaintiff
Ida Gold Company. Limited. Defendant
The state ~ Idaho 10 Ida Gold Company. Limited In
the name Of the People Of the State OF Idaho:
You are hereby notified that there IL now on iIe
In the Office ~ The Clerk OF the Distric Court al the
Fourth Judicial district ~ the State Of idaho In AID
b., the County OF Fillmore the complaint Of Cenr.e A
Act'aruiek b. recpyer of you, the sal defendant the
sim of s266n0 together with interest alleged be
due said plaintiff and ether parties for labor per.
formed and supplies furnished at your defendants
request. and other parties, !,r q valuable ronsiera
snti'lsd action, foiiow- To said plaintiff George
A. Art'orniek skS3. 90 r. c Knch siB6U0. r. r. Don.
oyan sie8 90 ! N Cowan st2s o. @ Erickson 600
W. T. Rathhun sii2 on, VIM. Lindsey ss7 90. James
0Neii sil2oo. All sing s4i.o0. Charles sounnssiAit
eiOon0, q, ID. GoIden st5a 90 Geo, NJ Scott 90
o. .css.on. J. W. Rowett sil2oo The particulars
mnie fully appearing in plaintiffs complaint rerti.
BEL copy of which Is sery ed herewith and made q
part hereof. and that unless appear and answer
To said complain within ten days after the service
thereof II served within Eimore county. and within
twenty days served out 1T said county. but within
said Judicial District and within forty days u served
out nj said district exclusive Of the das NJ seryice
judgment will be taken against ron by default &C
cnrng % the PRAYER Of said complaint for the
sum Ut Two Thousand Sin Hundred and sixty -six
dollars and nteres, and costs Of suit
In testimony whereof. !. w. G. MiekeTsham Clerk
Of said District Court, have hereunto set my
Ills hand and afiiAed the seal II said uIt al
Mountain Home, this nth day OF February.
". C. wICRERsHAM.
Clerk OF thu DistTi.t Girt
BY j. A. FULFILL, bepuiy
kichard z johnson Sons. attorns, fot plaintiff
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08

The first hoop skirt was worn by
a New York woman In 1910, and
she was arrested by the police.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial District
Of the state n idaho, In and Tor the
County OF Eimore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04
shume Upou Th,n.

CHICAGO, Nov, b. Disgrace'ul riots
occurred IN tho oily council chamber
today when the aldermen met ~ elect
a successor To the late Mayor Harrison.
lhe rivalry TOT sue chairmanship OF
tho meeting was 90 Intense that "a
number Of ilst fights occurred in the
chamber almost as soon ss the session
opened.
Matters finally quieted down.
The holding oil special election for
mayor Will be held on the thlyd Tues
day Of this month, pending that elec.
ton, however 20 was necessary 10
elect a mayor pro tenn, snd taisIre.
cipitated another scene Of disorder,
Ia which the police were called IN to
preserve order. Meantime great cr1w IL
gathered outside the city hall and
special details OF police were necessary
20 keep them back. Tho council lualiy
got down ~ business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04
prIe .lllnni Meeiinc.

The Prlusthood ,ueetiug Of the Salt
Lake stake Of z.1n was held iu The
Assembly hall today. Elder Angus
NJ. Cannon, PRECEDENT OF the STAKE,
presided.
Rlll called ard responded 10 by enc
High Counuil1r, fuuf Patfiufchr, EIdoa
George B. Wallace AMI william u.
Dunbar 1i the presidency o the High
phesta' quorum Of the slnkc, seven
Presidents oi seventies and fourteen
home missionaries.
All tue wards IN the stake were
properly rnnicacnted excepting the
Fourth, Filth, Sixth, Fifteenth auI
Twenty .thicd city wards aud Blun ale
ami Herman OF the county.
The Fiat, Second, Third, Filth,
Tenth, Twelfth, Thirteenth, Four.
tcunih, Fifteenth, Eighteenth, NiuU'
tcunth, Twentieth amt Twenty second
qu0fuma OF Elder were represented by
tuelf presilinF officers.
Upon thu recommendation Of thclr
respective Bishup, nineteen young
brethren received certificates author
i1iug their ordination 30 the oulcu OF
ELDER on prom sing 10 honor ami
magnIiy TINS ,nics and calling II
OruHiuoi.
Instructions were given by Elders
Angus 81. Cannon, Chaa. W. Prur1sr,
Joseph D.. Taylor amt A. n. Cannon,
the t1p.ca treated Deing tho Necessity
Of carefully schooling aud training
young men Ia the LESSER Priesthood
before 0udaiuing them to she Mel.
chiaudsk; care in taking notes OF stanu-
Ing from Ouu ward - another when
changing 10 licences; the giving Of
sufficient fast oheringe for the support
OF tue poor; the need Of efficient
mlisionarlcn among tue nation; pro.
viding employment Tor those who are
nble % wIrs, that thty mly Nave
means Of support during the coming
winter anu the necessity Of avoiding
Snimosiues through political excite
mUuL
Announcement was made OF O farm.
tri' institute TO bo held la the South
Cottonwood Ward houae ON Monday,
Nov. l8, at . euI PM, and Tuesday,
Nov. 10, at 10 a. IN. hnd p. M, at
which Prot. Stubborn aud others from
the Agricultural college will deliver
instfucil0uB. A general invitation
was given 10 all Interested.
Aui0ur el for onu mouth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04
Wonderland.

A splendid treat Is Afforded the
patrons Of this place Of amusement this
week In the hrst appearance OF Sal.
clmbo & MaoPhorson, tenor and bass
vocalists. Their act is newiand origi.
nal ADD entirely Pleasing, introducing
martial, humorous, pathetic Eui oym.
10 melodies.
Their efforts afforded much pleasure
last night to q large ami outhus'astlc
audience and they were greeted with
continuous applause. "rho old Brig
nde," arranged as n duet, made n de-
cidvd mt, M also did "Hestts," by O..
X. Harris. These gentleman possess
excellent, well trained voices, aud as
the Columbian Ttoubsdors, dressed In
handsome costumes Of the fourteenth
century they are n decided acquisition
90 the variety stage.
Tho stock company In the theAtor.
ium are presenting In Alabama In
ofudilable manner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04

secret political Ofganiz,iiJn Is
responsible Tor the mystery, Others
think Il some kind of a clever
ad vertiaing dodge. BE THE a. 70 may
the pSvements anu sidewalks are slime
ply covered With thu myetic aymb1i,
40, ia red blue, white nnd
yellow chalk whiie the asme
tigur.s during the night were in.
scuhei on window paurs, dolrs ami
walls Of private residences aud butl.
ness houses alike.
Some OF ie attempted solutions nre
funny liz tho extreme. Certain pIl'-
ticlans think tDnt the figures signed
signify The ostimatei ailrity NJ plu-
fAlity ono party viii have ovor thc
other on election day, wnto Othefi eH.
terrain the idea that they have plr.
iicular zig iiicancu ~ some order uu.
stood only by the member thereof.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04

AccJr lug tO the chatter the regouif
are emf Owefcd 20 confer the degree ON
those who, in addition On long nuu
faithful srrvIu4 with tnc Umvcreity,
are rmiuguly qualified t1 receive
be- The rcaHHils which prompts.
the regents 90 give the dulrCt
30 d.. PARK were fuilt stated ~
the chancellor on Commencement.
day nul need rot be- reiterated
here. Ihs oA.pre ident took hold ol
the Uuiv,rs ~ away bach iu the latter
part 1i thH s,Xtitg, aud use cuuucc.CI
with 4. continuously, DO we except a
brief sJIuru boo Europe, up 90 % year
Qr tvuu.., rucrH u.wuys sremsu Goo
be- al iuiIs1pU,c ulud 81 uulou uu.
tween the doctor aud the Institution
which be- BOB nhIy fustHrcl iurHp many
years, and 10 IL only with words oi
teuIrrnuss and affection tiat the
alumni anl old pupils spgfk ot BIN.
We ttill have claims upDu Dr. Part,
mud when we heart the chancellor
speak of On, u0plfs deviation tn che
iutuUatB OF the Uuivoully, itEaOm.u
q Rcncnl matter ui regret that hu .s
go. cpurec ED wl hue now, even 20 90
De only 90 have b name appear iu the
catalogue 90 Is Professor Emeritus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04
WOman's Exponent.

The lToman's Exponent Tor Nov. l
is out, aud nm excellent number 1t 10,
containing variety OF both useful ond
entertaining reading. Here ia the
table OF contents;
Equal Sunmgo--A. l.. Cox. Utah
w. 3. A,-Nellie Little. u. w. p.
Club Gladys WuOdmansee. Birth
DAY Party -Mnry j. West. Castle
Gate Emery sAke-r. H.. Reese.
Scnorila Do hiea.a 90 Minneapolis.
Special Honor. Si. Johu-li h. Henry.
Ladies SEMI Monthly Meeting Lydia
u, Allcr. h. g. Reports. The Warof
the Rebellion. "DAusk koindcsam
fund" Obituaries. Editori,l-G General
Conference. Relief Society Conference.
Lucy stone. Editorial Notes. Poetry
My Fofiieth ieaf-Ruth NJ Fox. Mag.
gie-S. II. h. bly, u.ughger's Birth.
day Mary a, Frpoz'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04
CONKLlN'S PLEDGES.
A Hundred Irish Americans are on
Ills Trail todhy and tie WIN Know
What II Means on Tuesday.

The Irish American society are up
IN arms today. The cause Of their up.
rising Is alleged bargain information
received last night In which
Mr. J. G. Conklln, the Lib.
eral candidate for mayor, aud
certain prominent Amorines are eald
to be the principals. Mr.. Conklin IL
not a member Of tho organization, but
~ In direct touch and communication
with thom, aud has, Il IL sRiJ, guafan.
tced them the following uiiictra u
elected; Superintendent OF streols;
upcrintendeut ufj1int city anu county
huildlnri five patT0lmon anu the cop.
tain 81 police.
This deal % denounced vigorously
and the positive statement h. made
that one hundred lrsh-A merican,
were doing everything within their
power u bring ABOUT the defeat Of Sir,
Conklin.
Lawson, Wiycombe, Dunno and
other Liberal cnndi iatvs are also 10.
ceiving full attention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04
COMMERCIAL
49, 80 rLrAnlNu nonsr.

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
ToIAy's clearing house exchanges
amounted ~ slJs,js2.
ToDAy's QUOTATIONS.
New York-Sllyor, f0l'.; lead, $3.50.
L0adOn--Silyer, 50.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo a. 60. received today;
Miugo bullion, $500.
Mccormick d o.. received today:
Hanauer buillon, $3.50; silver lead
res, $1,000.
h Il. Jlncs q Go. received today:
Bullion, lO,O0Oi ores, $1,000.
REAL ESTATE
TrlntNrf disf tl o. oa-- Of ~. County Re.
cIrffr OF 5af iu. CIaIu u4gs pu.
l1'trfaH,
JamoH q. uogu 60 sarah %. B0rss,
lott iu block D., lUa Acne Fiat
Gamo'ia !. Grant 90 4 &. EvinE,
part Of lot q, block 20 plag u,
,i,,s9 i, ,,, ~. e.. 800, i'jt;,,,'t, so
part uf los q, block DO plat y,
Alfred buushco aud vile o. 10. g..
J,uMna luu LOO Crescent block
Albert j. Waite. trl vito TO william
Acc, Dog 81, block D, south salt
Lake udliuulIss...,,.s..., .. zee. 90 90
Oacnr y, Hunter aud wife to Arthur
Roman. lot ~ ana la, block D,
bellevue UAtLttsssssH,,.. ,...s,.,.. 2l5 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04
WHAT Do THEY MEAN?


Considerable speculation has been
INDUCED In today In political circle.
concerning the work Of some
persons whose Identity to the public
lsunknown. The work In qlestion
was done last night aud thai a good
many men Were engaged IN u Is cor
lain from the fact that they have let
fmarks" over at least dozen blocks
In every direction from tho business
center Of the city.
BY some II Is believed that u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04

The Utah University Chronicle In It's
issue Tor October ajth pays this hand.
some anu deserved tribute to the *.
president OF thatpioueer Territorial IN
sttuti1n;
The Uuiversily at tho last commence
ment con'urred upon Dr. Park the
honorary degree Of doctor u lave, the
first Of us kind which has Vver been
given by tho Uniyersily Of Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04
ron couNoILoRsi

water, were Identified this morning by
Ak.slu's con, anu tnssH DO Piuirs'
mouth. A Dig crowd OF ngmou NJ
pnusm1uth were awaiting their uf-
rival. It b. believed they Will bo
Iyuchud. The men not only murdered
AEus0u, but shot bis fOu auu n hired
mau. lhry haj brDu hu.siug corn
iot Akua0n, The object 70. tuo crimc
WA rubDrfv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04

WAsrIsuruN. Nov. i.--EX.At,ot.
ury Gyucul Oiuoy today cont % letter
90 United Slatre Dhlutt Attorney
DtyIa8f hos Argelc', C.L, iusitlc.'
ins him 10 proceed with ihc dcp1fia.
ulu vi Cbiuc.c iciOns heretofore cou'
Viclcl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04

BATAVIA, n. Y. Noy, "A big
frcigpt wreck on the Lchigu valley
r0uu, near Mofgauvil.e ,hia morning.
resulted in the death OF two htcmuu
and an engineer Geo. j.. KILLER ie
the name Of one OF the hTeUeu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04

OMAHA, Nov. l,-Harry HIN, Geo.
Rogers, john Bowel, arrested last
might No Lincoln Tor the murder d,
Mat: AkvaJu, farmer, near Weeping.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04

PARIS, Nov. l.--rinrl, rx.pfime
minister died touay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04

TYruoip foycr has claimed Justice of
the Peace Hall tor a Victim. ig ia still
yUr y sick.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-04
sroCKs Ann MNRKErs.


silver rCriidratra goo Hlrs. Hd 90, Dor
silver 80 NUNr.u dollars o.
After % selling of HtorkU ynH.Hd n decline I.
90 I., sugar declined Market GlosodWcuL.
lEsrLuuAi't gtosiNuA
Following arc Tho closing quosluon1 yottar.
DAY rFtIIuH N lnu HvruHiUUH iu WuIHl local
rUaiCri lrg mu.t lsr'Y 90 ho Interested
hiebnon q p. b.. gl.. no Grdcwcsiorn %
Central Pacific .a go frrfcrlod........... a.
$50 NrAutr Uil.s I'll. lirHl1s.,,....s ..s..s %
northern Pacific sa a.. IT,. .......... O. b
Preferred. ..... .11t Wtus tars1..... ~. Is
ones % sAor, Limo Western tnilu . sia
CiugAaU uAUhrr.
Chicago. NOV. lth.
WuCGi-Wclt. each. % l.. pyc Oa..
tnr1-EHHy. each. 10. usr,, as.
uau=tuHY each, gHt. Dec. 90.
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The Republican journal., 1893-01-26
n tOld-lOOkln1 summer Resort

81, o. Me-, Jan. Isl This winter is the
coolest IN tins sec ton Tor years HEAVY
ice has been floating and forming in the
mouth "t the river for he past week. ant
the scene this mulnin. MAS Il wild one
Between the two break waters there WAS !;
solid mass of ice. and the gut ut Bi,ldc-
ford Pooi Was frozen over solid.
When the tide turned and broke M the
ice the harbor was fall al floating. ccberys.
which came up into the cut and threat
ened To grind to splintrrs 4 dozen nr NOR,
pleasure boats and fishing smaeks anchor
ed there.
Wood island looked cold and elc~olate.
and il tue summer visitors who Whit Till
resort every season could have seen the
mountains Of ice surrounding this pac,
they would have thought they had struck
the Arctic regions.
The lighthouse keeper here reports til,
winter the worst he has seen for GOO
many years. He saws he never saw tn.
larbor in such condition before The
breakwaters are covered with a solid wal
Of ice, and around the ferry the ice il piled
in huge masses The crew at the Poo
life saving station report hard winter
and on several occasions they have had
narrow escapes from freezing to death