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ls being made to oppose tho whites; that
tho rights OF the so,tlers arc being out.
ragged, The iuation l. threatening aud
imminen. danger Of conflict and blood
shed. Reques Is made 10 mo Tor troops
10 remove the Indians to their rosorva-
ton md protect settlers. Tho county is
spnrsoly settled. and the Indians OUT
number the settlers largely. ! ask that
Tho regular roops be sent Immediately
to romUyo the Indians. Answer.
WEST. Governor.
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ruANKsotvtNG DAY,


IhursdAy Nuyr uber 29, 1891.
tu addition Co rgulur traius, tho
Great Salt Lake g. Hot Springs Rail.
way Company will run additional
hal'hHurIy trains 90 and from RUck's
Hot springs during the entire day.
Al bicycle riders ate cordially in.
VT. q % meet nc the Springs OF 1880
am. 10 iusIuct and discuss the plans
Tor the new bicycle track,
Come all OF you ami give us your
View
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Sneial Parly.

A social hop will be- given tonight in
the Twgnly-fst ward meeting house
by the ward orchestra, commencing al
s o'clock, to which all their friends In
the ward are invited. Tomorrow after.
noon, commencing At ] Pollock, a party
will be given In the same mouse by me
orchestra for their little iflenuH ~ inc
sunday sun1Ol. Parents aio Invited 10
send their children.
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Civil Gnrernmenl lIass.

The civil government class OF the
Second ward will hold their meeting
on Friday night at the meeting house
when the organization Will bc come
pletcI, The young men hro cordially
Invited 90 attoud; meeting " com.
mence al 1880 O'Clock.
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COMMERCIAL.


sALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Today'a clearing house exchanges
amounted 20 S2B9,3sI. Same day
last year, s2Gl $50.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York. Silver, Gli lead, $500.
LondOn.-Silver -
ORE AND BULLION,
T. r. Jones q Go. received today.
Bullion, 5000.
wells, Fargo q Go. received todoy'
Penn. bullion, $3.50; ore, 81, iJ7. Total,
s6,6s7.
Mccormick 4 Go. received today
Hannauer bullion, $4,000; silver aud
lead ore, $500. Total, Sl2,5JO.
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Clerk, II, NJ. Hansen lj3, willard
Pace i2s. Recorder, h. NJ. Hansen
l5l, Willard Pace ~. Assess 10, job u
n. Cutiow lGi, n. A. Maxdeld IA.
Collector, Joun III, Curiew 100, IA. A..
Max tsIl ll8. TTeHturef, Iu0s, A.
Jeffrey 100, Alonzl blackburn 100.
J. usUCuung attorney, willard Snow
1853. T.. g. Behuuim 10, Sheriff,
George Stevens TO-, IhO.. Williams
Sou. us. Surveyor, IL. NJ. Hansen ! ,
seth raitl5l. CurOueL n. y. Lords
1850. Sclvcimon, n. h.. MaKlrlI lG!,
Cnas. snow ijl, WIN. 3. Rust 100.
Goo. w. S,iu,r 40, Z. a. Gibbons
l2l, Om0u Allen 10.
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UInh precinct ngpublicnn rrlmarI.

Tinh Precinct Republican Frimarl.
A Republican primary, for the pur.
pose OF nominating candidate Tor
member Of the CITY Board OF Educb-
ton for the Fi'th Precinct. will be-
held 1t the Twelfth ward school house
on Friday evening, November Both, at
bc transacted,
by order Of precinct committee.
II A, WHITNEY,,
Il. ID. II. THOMPSON, Chairman.
Secretary.
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NOTICE


sAlT LAKE Crrr, uTAu, NOV. ~, 1894.
10 whom 10 may concern.
fI'uls rs 10 CERTIFY THAT ALL DIFF.
4 torUurys heretofore existing between
WYaDf and lUas Murri.. HuI I|IlH Morris Is
Sons Co, lu connection with thr marble Hu...
uysHt laYu been AmIUHNIT settled uLI iHga
GO collect aggUuua. al HU.H 4ay will Doc U4.u
A. a.. NICHOLS.
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Messrs. G.. r. NJ ore Sc Co., New
berg, ore, cay. 1--WE sell more ot
Chamberlain Cough Remedy than all
others put l0gttnub anu II always
gives good satisfaction" Mr.. j. H.
Allen, Fox, one, says: ~ believe
ChambCrlain's Cough Rpmedy TO be-
the beet have handled" Nj. w. II.
Hitchcock, Columbus, Wash, says.
"Chamborlain'a Cough Remedy sells
well and IL highly praised by all who
uae ID. -
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COUNTY Teachers, Meeling.

The next regular meeting Of tue Salt
Lake County reachcu' Institute will
be- held Saturday at lU3D %. m, IA the
county superintuudeups 0iilco In the
new city and county building.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LOUIS Nl.-Theto WAS a noticeable
Improvement In last nighps audience
atthe Thealer, owing, no doubt, TO the
fact that everyone knew Tom Kcenr
would DO at his very beet Ia porlfayiug
the role Of the cruel, crafty ana super
sIitiOus monarch, Louis NL IL IL sale
to say no one was disappointed. Mr..
Keene stands without a peer In hir
dclineatiOn Of Louis Nl, and those who
have seen Henry Irving say that even
no does not iuvust the part with more
virilty, aud more horrible magnetism
than Mir. Keene. There were some
immense curtain calls, ~ all Of which
Mr.. krvne responded. The support
showed 10 much better advantage
Than on the previous night, Miss Lea
being specially good ns tue heroine
and Mir. Heniug, while not an ideal
Numours, was much better than as
BaTAuas. Tho version OF the play
used ~ Mr.. Keene WAS specially pre-
pared for MIN, one OF tho adupIOib
being MIR. kuene'a mauageL A.
everyone knows Louis Nl IN an ar.
rnngtment OF 5uotps charming story
Quentin Durward, anu much OF the
urilllng interest Oi the original mas
icon preserved IN the adaptation.
Tonight MI keeno appears az
Olhello; the enga omUnt closes with
matinee VI the Merchant OF Ven G
tomorrow AMI a performance "
iNcn.rd III, another OF ho0uy's grand
roles, ~ night
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CONSTITUTIONAL CONyENtIoN.

ruday's session Of the Commission
was occupied almost wholly ia going
over the returns from Utah county,
ami u IL yet iar from being completed,
a. tho work 10 necessarily slow. Since
yesterday the following results for
members OF the convention have been
reached;
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Turkeys, game, butter eggs, fruits
aud vegetables la abundance aud qugl.
ity frst-class and bod rock prices,
ut the
q. b. DURsT GROCERY Co.,
- Fat second South.
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SchoOl Election Primary.

A prlm r. Of the Republican voters
OF the 5euOul precinct salt Lake CITY,
IL called Tor Friday evening next,
November gOth, ut O'Clock sharp.
The purpose ia 10 nominate candidate
Tor member OF the board OF education.
The urptiuy H. tn hH held in the base.
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SILKS,
VELVETS
DRESS GOODS
AND TRIMMINGS,
n Stock Of $4,000

Which will without Prime Cost and less up to
the I've OF December giih. First choice
marked n plain figures and displayed This
not consist OF old stock but Choice New Goods
Elegant silks Ncycs and Trimmings evening street
wear no LADY can Afford 10 miss this
should lazy buy his wife dress. We do resort the
uunt aud clap advertising, and
the public
give You Bargains and the second store feeling
assured this willcad 20 a continued patronage.
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Marie Times, CnI,i Boo speaking Of the
yari.ua allu1,ufa Df Cbtlirsn snit,
nWhen my children have Group there
Ia only one patent medicine that ! ever
use, and that ID CuambeTlain5s Cough
RBmo1y. IL pHssvssrB some mediral
properties that relieve tho littlosuderurs
Immediately, 10 Do, In my opinion,
the best cough medicine In the mar.
KeL" II thus remedy IL freely given
A. soon Rs'the cToupy cough appears Il
will prevent the utlHuE. IL IL also an
Ideal remedy Tor whoOping cough,
There Ia no danger In giving II TO
children, a. it contains nothing fjuf-
Ous.
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No thoir Rehearsal.

There will be no Tabernacle choir
rehearsal this week, Thuraisy being
Thanksgiving DAY.
H.. STEPHENS.
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Moman,s Press Clnb.

There will BIO a meeting Of the Utah
Woman's Press Club at the Ollie Of
Dr. D.. r. Ship ON Friday evening,
n ovsnber 30 10. NJ 1880 n. mn,
DIR d. r. rHWr, President.
l.. &. WILCOX, Secy.
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mont hall known a. the Tunurl, under
the hardware store jus; woat OF the old
Walker Opera house. second south
~
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Known November 10Th AZ 40 east seventh
South, olive LUner brown, wife NJ Albert
brown, aud daughter OF j. NJ Ulor.
Funeral services viii De- holl 90 Nu tIrtt
ward meeting house, no 10 O'Clock on Friday
next Friends AFRO invited 10 Attrud.
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The Prllu 90 IaIau, Tree Teal IL
The cheapest toa on the market, because
It IL tie best ana healhlss,. Best f.
always cheapest Take no substitute.
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Pntks Tea oloau the skin. For sale
by FL HllN Cnp anu Nelden Jud,
son Drug 90. |
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NIarrlage License.

County Clerk Meloy this morning
Issued license to marry to John n.
Hamilton, -, aud Loulss NJ, Phday,
~, both OF tnis city.
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NJ. Kopp, whoresale and retail can
dles, g57 Main Street,
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srooRs ana u,RRErs.


cmcAgu HAuEur
chicago close. Nov g
Wheat-Nov., So; Dec, "a,
Corn lEhgr. Nov Or. Dee, e.
Oau-Nuv.. "a .t lyUst sE
rOrk Higher, Nuy,, lluIs3 Jan, u 81.
l.Ard-tilFhcri Nov GWa Dee, t.lh.
ubs- iiIEucr, cash, 6.u4t jan, GA
kyU=Qulrt, q.
harley SLOW go. 81.
fiAN seed tustga"y, ltg
IimutuN seed D tDah.uA
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Eat, Drink aud ue Thankful. Tho
WAGNER Brewing Co.'s Hottlsd
lager heor
IL tho purest and best Malt and Hop
extract that eau br made. one dozen
quart bottles for Sl.sj delivered % any
Part Of the city, order now. Onlcr,
No. 90 Il. FIut South Street. Tel
phOnB No. glS.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
MorId,s Fair IIIgheat Medal and Dlnloma.
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The following vote was also an.
n0unCol for the candidates for
LAND COMMANDMENT.
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Warrington Comfy.


tional delegates thus lar shown 10 bt
eIecIed hN the oanvAln 10 Do lnll0wN
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Tho Fortune OF yiolets
THE purity ui Che lly, tho glow of tine rose,
and ,HH NUHH of llube combine IN pu.z1sI'8
WuuiruuH Powder
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Rev. Wayland Johnson
SAYS or
CEREBRINE,
Tho ENtrnct Of the Brain uf the Ok,
Prepared Under the Formula Of
DIR. WIN. a. HAMMOND:

81 have been usluF CcroNrinU Two weeks and
'l am glad To- report the most excellent results.
Of wac iu state ut nervous prnatruunu that
utterly unified me Tor any continued men.
"Ial work FROM the lrst dose experienced
ga renewed into Noriual ETaHp anu power and
"uluHrurHs and Joy lu muufHI WorA that / had
mot EnuWu tpryOlrs BESIDES thiH, am con
"tcinus uf ON increase n mu"'ular HlTcngh
sand endurance inat surprises me- A. lHt 1
twas inclined To suspect that tloHo results
"Wcro due no struug stimulating properties iu
thr Animal IArurts. but a. studied their
"UuoDH / found that they were NOT ouIy ppr.
"Wauuut. but were Of ana entirely different
character from those produced by Humu-
'nuF. ludur the influence ut ana ordinary
"r.Imulaut fnlt highly exalted state OF body
"Hni mind, hu. tNr activity was fcypriHh and
"ouroutrlr, while tuu effect OF tho Crrolrine
"is 10 rive sense of cool, satisfied. self.
controlled mental audphYslcal energy,
sincerely you're, NAltANp JlIEsoN,
Pastor firat baptist Church.
Dose, Five Drops Price Draohms, 50 so
Who're local druggists arc NOT supplied with
the Hammond Animal lltracti they wili bg
mailed. togo her with Nl existing literature
ON She subject on Receipt Of price, by
IiIE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL co.
Warrington ~. 4, lOl
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EOR nm.


nNE LARGE IHONT EUOM1N EASTERN
~ part of rIty, suitable Tor droH. maEIua
lau1r oir. Andy 90 30 EnsJ ilitu south,
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WANTED.

" Wheeler WUaou soNlug Machine Go
con- 's Wet tiHt eUuta.
Neutrality-suspicious. IA NE Oh
" gentlemen t0 suI Max Iwau'H new
uHos, boo tHis r.W aud vicinity, a Gur oru0r.
/ iluIY tn mate uuurs Books delivered i1
}au ucg, dI.augn ul muduugg. Dor CIRQUE
lshiuf Co., iuHHrIttt.
A fmssCLAss sEAu.rRus.. APPLY
~ tuh shIrt Factory. 80 Daloua ll1cE
rvO DO CAUrENrEU woUy FuR ayJ
L 1uoL Address o. tHIa onro.
HlGuE-r rMCE- PAID ron LApIEs
4 huI NguIHNHHi nN clothing send postal
WI call dairy sinsgr % D. ud south
NIvANrtp-LApY OK GENTLEMAN To
tgtcd. ilaI way fAr paid lD ofsr 10 CngagoI
rose reference uu1 aUlt.aIIrgHHgI STAMPED
snyelope Manager iocs Drawer O.. lineage.
ODoRLEss SANITARY CO.. 81
MAIN STREET. Telephone 5'a
The sCAyENGER.
CLOSETS AND CESSPOOLS CLEANED.
DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED.
SANDBERG.
326 East stevens Avenue
FOR SALE.
re- Tons or LUCEGN. Is STACK
OO 81 tons on LutIo's Farm. D ues frum
kaa.r Cate, aul IS tons opposite IlIa.t. IafE.
Appy 60 Little q Little, under DCbofgt Sat
ioual Bank.
TOR SALE
A IL KINDS or GOAL T. a. FLLER.
~ logk Co., lgl Main So lei. 80 iaL
FOR SALE.
II AUGAtN f. sCuAtFEU rtANO AND
- second hand hiel Gle, a. e. hoN i1'.
FOR SALE OK TRADE.
NT,GGtE RANGE, Uu,r Us. NFw, NEw
VI tHElo trUd tuUrrruHt We deal 900
second baud goods NJ uygry u.arupuou Waf.
uus, husEiHH aud harness % HUyUIalty. salt
Lake Tracing Co., 30 tast, lrd suuth.
FOR SALE OK TRADE
DOR CITY rRorlurY a SECTION or
ntforYIly Good farming aud hay land. so.
QUO. Ml-l.A4 y. owen lLLL Nluln tAst -lIgo
FOR RENT.
nNE LARGE rHoNr ROOM IN EASTERN
~ part of rlty, suitable for drCH. making
pAn9r ei-, hrply 90 ai Enst tiiu south,
FOR RENT.
Uneven HOUSES AND -FOUR rM.
- truNru farm. Terms UuHy. Eu.run
LgNlL. Engm llg. y. o. Eui dlug.
NOTICE
THuEHE Will UE a MEETING or rUF
4 -aIt Lake County horticultural surIrty
Saturday. December ltt, 1904, 90 which Umr "a
bulletin prepared by Wu board uiII Nu Urc.
tyutyi, A fun attend nee OF 40 fruit growers
800. IH '.gI..... 1872 '."f 3. NN
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For sale by Il C. NJ !, Drug Depart.
ment Sole agents tor Salt Lake City,
Utah
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

EOE CITY pHOrluTY s SECTION OF
It land Iu uWUuH canyon. opposite IIgu.
nriorNINy Good farming aud hay Iaui $50.
dfusa william ~. owen, lIIl NIuW tasl stree
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Iuun CITY SOLICITORS WANTED. At
~ Wheeler O. MUH0u sewing Machine Go
COIL 's Wet tI..t sUulU.
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THE DIAMOND ROBBERY.
Furnald Makes More Denials-BilIy
Hurt Repudiates Him.

There were no new developments In the
jacobson diamond robbery case yesterday.
Furnald declares that he never was introduced
to the jacobson family and never visited their
residence. This is in direct contradiction OF
the statement made by Harry Earle, who.
although denying that he and Furnald ever
visited the house together, admitted that be
saw Furnald there once at least Furnald also
asserts that the registered package sent by him
from this city and obtained by him at the post
office at Los Angeles contained nothing but
certain of his private papers. but the police still
believe that 1t contained The stolen diamonds.
The preliminary examination will be held to-
day before Judge JOachimsen, and Carroll Cook
will appear for Furnald.
Billy Hurt called upon Captain Lees yester-
day afternoon and protested vigorously against
The way his name has been mixed up with
Furnald's.
II never was in Europe" he said, "in my
lie, and therefore could not have first met
Furnald on a steamer coming from Europe.
The hrst time met Furnald was in this city IN
the Langham Hotel 10 December last He in
tro0uced himself TO me as Mr.. Allen telling
me ne ba0 heard about me In Chicago and New
YORK. he introduced me 10 the lady / now
know as Mrs. Garner as mis- wife. he Thought
TO make stair OF me, and If he hadn't been a
fool be would have known better. | never
sought his acquaintance, but rather Stunned IL
on every occasion, because as soon as found
out what sort oil man lie was 1 dropped him.
81 have got plenty of notoriety as card
player, but there Is one thing | never in INV
lie played any other game than poker am
not a three-card monte man or faro-player and
i don't want my name Or gged into the press
whenever one OF that class is In difficulties with
the police. l have stopped csrd-playing en-.
tirely, and am endeavoring to live as a respect.
able citizen, and all l want is that the frufh
should only be told about me-"
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UNUSED TRACKS.
The Street Superintendent VIII Not
Tear Them Up.

Inc Street superintendent w Ill MOI
Tear Them Up.
Some time ago the Board of Supervisors
passed resolution ordering the Superin-
tendent of Streets to forthwith tear up all
the unused railroad tracks in the city.
The resolution was passed at the instance
OF the Grand Jury, and in it was clause
indemnifyng the Street Superintendent
from all liability In the way of damage
suits that might possibly arise in carrying
out the orders of the board
Superintendent Ackerson felt little
shaky on the question of responsibility
and sent a commuu ication to City and
County Attorney Creswell, asking that
official several questions as to the power
OF the board to indemnify him in case suits
were brought against him for tearing I'D
the tracks.
Yesterday the City and County Attor-
ney sent a communication to SupeTin-
tendent Ackerson, iu which he said, after
referring to Aekerson's request for adj
vice:
This is a matter that affects you personally,
and am not in my official capacity your per
sonal adviser. and it | were TO aGvise you II
would be done nnofficlally and with ersonal
responsibility which l could not assume With
out careful study OF the question involved.
When the Street Superintendent re-
ceived this answer he felt nervous shock,
but soon after stated that he would seek
private legal advice. He said he would
not carry out the orders of the board I'M
less he was positively assured he would
not be liable for damages. He said /:
SHOULD tear up some of the tracks and
compel the railroad companies to repair
the streets according to grade the city
would also be compelled TO do the same,
although there is no money with which To
do 1t. This would place US in a pretty fl"
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To.Dav's Entries.

The following are the entries for to-day's
races:
First race, tive-eighths of mile. selling-Her-
cules 10Y, Clacquer 100, Patsy O'NeiIl LOT,
SlmPathetic's Last / IA, Bridal Ven 106, Norlee
80. Joe Cotton no. Bill Howard 115, Guard
112, Sir Reginald 108, Hal Fisher III. Wei
come SO, jennie Lind "a, Tim Murphy 100,
Midget 106, North SO.
Second race, three-Quarters of a mile SELL
ing-Braw Scott LOG, Lonne B 1o6, Catch 'Em
50, Romair 115, Tigress 80, Annie Moore 100,
Middleton Ill, ZaragOza 104, LeVeller 113.
George L 105.
Third race. one mile handicap-Royal Flush
LOG, Strombol 119, Gascon Ill, Zobair lO9.
Red Roof 103, Blizzard 1o2. francesca 90, Sir
Reel 81, Oakland 81, CenIella 50, ZaragOza 90,
Dr. Ross SO.
Fourth race, three-fourths OF a mile, selling
Trix 10Y. Bordeaux SO, Paulus 3d. Morven
l01, La Reina 1o5, Clara White 80. Fortuna
80, Annie Buckingham 90. Carmel 1o1.
Fifth race. eeyen-sixteentbs OF mile, selling
Iron Heart 104, Morton 112. Little Tough 1O4
Vandalight 80. Jennie Deane 80, Regal 1O4,
Mt. Carlos 108, Haymarket 100. Folly 10.
Twang 80, Happy Band 81, Hathaway 1O3,
Lodi 104, Joe Frank 50.
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THE BLYTHE PROPERTY.
Appraisers Will Estimate the Dam.
age Done by Fire.

Public Administrator Freese. with his aftor.
ney, j. ID. Sullivan, had conference with
Judge Coffey yesterday concerning the damage
done 10 the Blythe block in Monday nights fire.
Most Of the property bounded by Market,
Geary and Dupont streets in the center OF
which lay the Golden Rule Bazaar. belongs to
the estate OF the late Thomas Ii. Blythe, aud is
called the Blythe block. Al much damage has
been done to The estate by the confiagraJi0n it
was decided TO appoint Jeremiah Mahony ap-
praiser of the damage on behalf OF the Blythe
estate. with ID. X. Mcintosh appraiser for the
Insurance. adiuster.
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the pedders hold license from the License
Collector. He imposed a nominal fine OF So,
with no alternative, upon each of the two de-
PENDANTS. The cases against j. Prescott Tiehe
and W. F. Horn for pedding tickets for admis-
sion 10 the Mdwinter Fair in the park, also
came before the Judge yesterday. Tighe, who
did lot hold license, was ordered 10 appear
for sentence to-day, and Horn was granted a
continuance I'LL To- morrow.
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PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Wichman, Thomas and GreenwaId
Arraigned Yesterday.

In the United st ates District Court yesterday
George Wchman, Louis Greenwaid and George
N. Thomas, who were arrested several weeks
ago and charged with being the members OF a
ring OF smugglers who employed the yacht EN-
erald in their dealings, were arraigDed.
Greenwald entered plea OF not guilty and
Wichman and Thomas, through their attorneys,
interposed demurrers 10 the indictments agains {
them on the ground that they were insufficient.
Greenwald's trial was not set, but the date OF
March next was fixed as the time for arguing
fha demurfers.
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peddIing Tickets in the Park.

Judge JoachImsen has rendered his decision
unhoding the Golden Gate Park Commissioners
in their contention that they can prevent ped
ding within the park boundaries, even though
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Hopkins Institute of ART.

The loan exhibition now being held at the
Art Institute will close on March 3. The last
concert Of the season will take place this even
Ing
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Anti.Chinese.

A mass-meeting OF the Anti-Chinese Law and
Order League will be held at Fourth and Har.
son streets tonight.
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Save your dimes for the Yosemite UNI.
Der. ready for distribution to-day.
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STORAGE.

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