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NOTICE or SALE UNDER DEED OF
TRUST


NOTICE Dr. HEREBY GiyEN THAT
~ WuJrpas, Herbert g.. wheeler, unmarried,
900 thr 1luu day ut March, l4ii borrowed %
I1u'H bcuyut l'ulidilE society, tho syn Of
,utcu aud delivered O. hald society biz note
and agreement fuf that amount payable in in'
slal.mouis according 90 thg terms o. said note
aui agreement. 90 secure The said note and
agreement aud thu payment ot all the Install
mrutH. uuta aud aHHcssmruia acco ding 20 The
wics aud requirements OF sad society, and on
lu1 same dlY made executed and delivered -
IuH uuHrrIFuDl. lInH a. smith, under hlH
hand end agal, bic certain deed OF trust. which
dgod OF uust was recorded Ia the onieg VI we
-lt lasu County Recorder ~ 1nua' ~ Of
Mortgages, uaaU sas, un thg 1lud day lt March,
uHl, ut 30 o'clock pm, which decd of uust
as recorded 10 now hereby referred 20 ana
yuyud 20 ElIas A smith. tho undutsIFuui fur
ono uses and purposes nuwol boa Htl1 decd OF
trust. and 90 hi' heir ami as.'..a forever all
And. Whafras. tuu said Herbert " Wheeler
ls now iU default lu paying Che insurance PAID
hg said society HH provided Dry said dcgi of
aut ihorr 10 now duo tH0 society th0 sum Of
And, wtorola. at Ono aano umo the sald
ui Inc tenth atru. atH.Lru Ha.d society af al,
iItuual security Cor flIl Iutlt with authority
90 rul DE same lu tIHr Wi default lu any OF tlu
provisions aud conditions in sul note pre-
Vow therefore. at ha request Of sald Society
Unl pursuant tu lHu tafua ut t#f SAD deed Of
trust I WI HrIl at tho front door of tho
County Court House iu IHr tiu ana county %
slIt Take. TERRITORY 10. Utah on rIiaY, tho
N,n d1y uf AurI, 800, uttbc hour of " O'Clock
noon. 10 public auction, fu Che highest bidder,
u|I 500 UEHt utu amt interest that the said
Herbert o. Wheeler bad uu tlu asul day NJ
March, DBL or uIt hu ml" Afterwards have
acquired uI Iu ur Goo 900 tHul piece ur parcel u
land Doc faIt laEH County, lAh Territory,
bounded and described HH follows, witt
Commencing 1915 A point seven uuN uuUshHt
10 ID RODS south Hf thO uuTtuuaFt corner vi Doe
viaht .n, bloc. uuiY wight lusI, plat 90"
N.II IHEr Oily survey, and running thence
HuufU tNTUp .I r U., thence west ten IlNl rods,
thence north three .N rods tuuuuU uAst ten
l d roo. 90 Clio place of beginning
A|sl hII ono rgut utU and interest 10 'ha
said uprUpu r. Wheeler, DO twenty two HUArgH
ul stock Iu Niuu'a lluuuut iuUIIug society
Gwen under my hand this ih DAY NJ March,
A. ID, 1894, ELIAS A. SMITH,
ITuaIHU.
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NroTuU Is uIWuY DNIN THAT
~ IHI. HluI fn 300 m"ul UI .UHfuU 20
.A'l m'l' anl ..er.l .F i.g
District Hl ug Territory Of tIEH. uu fHu lIIH
U1N of F..IIHINt lH't. nut uu HIIvf U. polo
thereon. tI m0 .sauyi aut directed uy tUrafII
therein pending. wherein lguHRUI d.. a. UIrIt.
Ins lH uulHHt. aui lrluE Luu0HI hIfHHH
huusul, jacob huuly, Mayer 7. Aa.uhr.m. %.
tUpr % tHo Uftltu fol. jyiouun s. t.afl. IU.
ceased. andrew NIukt Morton Do lUUt.u.ut
hM " hst AHaq.wy q ln,Is' =, ta."arl r
JHurH d. Gillespie nrH defendant. tu which
rl'l 1C"f0r aul order ut sale rriuIcu.r IH
hereby made, ahal gNUosg ior shIv ai pul.
Ilout door 90 Che county Court iiouso Of -a't
lakr County, Wan Teri tH.T, which tnu.iL
count il1utuis located attbu Conner ofscruui
.uIt IHkr. county 90 flItIaE,. IrtfIf0fF no
Utah, Uu thc IlHt day uf March. spi 100 o.
O'Clock m. Of sail d,,I ~. tag uE..i. utg. rgaIm
HUCuH tunkH', Mayor p, Af|hug.H, %. JnHunH,
james NnuIhHHIHW. HH Administrator uf Che
c.' ir o, jglrfun a lHfl, ur.ga.gd NuHr.w
Ardruw g.. HrItau. iIwari b. Iytns. uafrg
%, luhu, LOWS a. hrIayE bod I1uu. h.buIra.
pie, 200 ana 20 thy following dgs.aHe1 tgN
COUNTY % -ali Ihtr HHl Territory of utaIHui
UHIfICg HrIY described HH iH.IIU.. fH wIt.
tli that certain piece ur u1u. q loud
Utah Icuiiop, bounded amt dJ.gH0ci Hs Co.
l0vss
plot 4. -1li lake D.r turtrf lH1 RUNNING
thence north twenty .iU rUH.. thence OHHt IUu
lNI rode, ihouro south iru .lW RODS. thence
lUI rode. huHuc wet HUIru .sH rode tl tFr
place 90 beginning lu1 contain uE one bum
dtgl and seycniI .liiI sIuals ROD of GROUND.
Nnr1Hrl huuku' Jacob kuHEgI. under 4uu boz
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snMMoNs
In the District Court i1 snde i4r l lag mud la.
neiai pl,.''g,e IN salt Laac.

s.Ha
MARY Ellen Mahtnit i'N''..f
Va
NAV l.. Wnhiuaon. Iamra 10Y WV II..''t
'ro uartncra ~ tioflo tfotatf. llaH. %.
un.uor and Catherine W. ht'.Nf N..thI.
nnta
The Icoplo Of the Ieruloil %. %. t..I
erecting r8 MAY l. Hohlna!9t .H.. I.'....
uUtu tioeie 60 nartncra q. h.h' poo .N.i. %
frank Do. uTIegr and Cathcfln' VI. N.l... .u'
tauuanta.
...pvuy uf.fTIrH I'D,
NoJ Aht W. ~ t'f,1..t M ....
Il appear in an sNteWt.tiH DE-. ..
~ i'f above named llaat.'.I d. ..... w..
lMufi ui ihg Truro ss..".gi..... .. '
.'ifIuff % ltl, hhu y. F...'... ...... r..
ltl therein within ~, ....... . ...
Coy Of ttrFiccl after ". ~, ,i.i -
summons ii tetNeu w. VIZ I'D j. .. ......
.INtI QUO % ms coNn,sst ~. ...... ..t
WITHIN twenty dAyH Vt.f,f.II ...' . -
a.lH-ur Judgment w ~, tr.
lf uH luu, aecofuinN
su.. H.Ni. ..t.,,psU. ........ ....
lln .1il acu1n n 1891
Wgti UaiHti 1titulah, .
D 5000 IuiDfCtt ~ IVY.
nom 'rh d. 'i, ~ Jgli
I' .I' nuI interest," ol
N'I ..Ui N.I Huhu liNlN
saIa amounting 60. e.,it ,i.......
ln. i.n. ln a'' ,o', w ... ...
W..N interest on .1.l WIN l.,..ii.,. ....
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LEGAL NOTICE.

"a hr Probate tHHs Iu aui Cor san late
County IUunryof tah
In ho Matter OF us Esnia of uouy e.
tuWIUr Deceased,
NOTICE Is uEgluY GIVEN THAT
y Jane T.. tuw.r. UHmuulrHtuN Ui TOO
estate 90 ilUur o.. luN.tJ tDruHHud. Hfs RON.
NtrCi for HrtHrUuut aud u'rI lu Hau Court
Dec nuII account Hl Dor H1WiniHifn.
tInH Ui anIi UsiHiu Huu petition Tor
uul' lIHIuNuuuu of tHr r..'Iur of salI rHiatu
among tuc prrHuus uuuNuI Wvfril, Hud that
MrfurslHE, thr lstH day Hf March, a. 10.
lrlt. Ht Do O'Clock m. 90 iHH Court U1un
%, fbid Court ln tuc county touU house,
salt laky tIiH and County Utah IUWtuut
hla been duly appointed ~ tHy JuIE0 auf
H1Ii Court t0r thn HHilHWrHt uf fali a..
count and hearing cold uruuHu fHf duuIHu
lHu, 10 uu'Uu time hHd place any UyraUu
Interested i" slIi gttltrmAY appear rul chow
cause, 10 any There De-. WI. ilIi account ahnufH
nos lu settled aud approved aud 1ual disuuJu
tIuH made HH prayed fur.
Dated March sud. lslL
70. v. MTLOY.
tlCr of she Probate court
iiY j. D. JADk, Deputy
Barlow iCItuton. Attorney flr gstatc
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.


I.tato OF David rs. iyaus, deceased.
NOTICE rs itEuHUY GIVEN uN ting
~ undersigned, Administrators ~ tUH uttlto
CT David 49,. tyNuH. deceased Goo thr creditors
Uf HHI UII persons having claims $50 uaf ihu
AID deceased, 90 exhibit thrm WITH thc
moe. H.Hr Vouchers within Gem month Hiiur
t.U HH.t uuHIIHlUuu uf tNIH notice. Co tHH said
uHm.H|UII1IOTH, 90 80 H. % street, tA't laAU
Cts. 4 cob lrIu|ur.
Dated october Iltn, l1t .
IiTghUtTii EVANS.
MCuAliu AiLuNuHI,
Administration OF iur estate o. David W.
EIIT.. HT.HHHUI.
Juus 81 DANsuN, Attorney for estate.
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lu ihg Probate Court, boz uHl for salt Lake
County, lUuiiIW of lWh
lu tHu matter Of tbUtstltu uf Sells Audrr.
com. deceased.
Nuur0 ~ uup und place flr thH hearing Of
pCNupn Cor adm aH'uu Co urlhat1 ui wall,
DuEsuANr To AS ORDER % SAID
4 court boz aHIl matter notice b. hereby
gwen that " rdug.1lU. fuu llaiuly uf March.
10. lsIi, 90 o. O'Clock ann Ht iur County
Court lluuHD 900 -nlt Lllo titFstuh Territory
BOO thU court rHUw uf HHIi court NHa leon up
pointed tUr uuU and pace Tor lnr hearing OF r.
petition of tr"HIA Anderson, surviving wife No
NrNs Anderson, urrrHHvu, praying Tor ihu
admission 90 probate of certain document
Herewith UrUHHuird, uHrUlfIua Goo HU lUu lHaI
will Tuu tU.tIWrut Ut hrllH Anderson de-
ceased. WHru and whore 900 IyrHnUH IUturUH Tod
uHE appear Hui uUIuHU tNu probate 90 alII
VIII. uI iHu granting IN lUifUrH tUHIHmUHilU 90
tpHHI|a Andersen ID. uIiyN1 Iur II Ha.I petition,
o.. a|Iuy.# whereof . UHsH HurruuIl HGt uF
hand HHI auIh.u tHu zeal ut HaII court tl.H
|srAtI o. " MFIu1.
tIUFa UftHU Probate court
UEJ D. JACK, Deputy t.Ufa,
IuU. NJ. Cannon, Attorney
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NnIIoE In CREpITnRs.


Estate Of Julia C., ualeisi, deceased
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVES ny rnE
~ uuugraIauCi. IHmrH s. Raleigh. admin.
IHtrliur % lhu cftItn ~ Iula a.. italoigu, doe
ceased, 20 the trrIIturH uf and 40 UCffurH
uiHIt them with che necessary vouchers within
Cen months after thU rHft pub irHuuu nf thlH
Hut cU. Gu the aaId 1duiiuiHlrAlof, at ha real.
deuce in .ult Lake oily, Utah, ln tbu County
0f sale Lake.
uulied trb i,IsIi
JAMES a. RALEIGH.
A1muiHirlt0r OF che t#iat' OF Julia ti,alciFh,
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NnIlnr Id cHEpITnRs.


NOTICE Iz UrEEU1 GIVEN ilT THE
n uudurs EncI. AudUr| Anderson. oxoru.
tor OF Ono .btt HIH .uI aWCnt Of Martin
Anderson, dpual CI. o. 900 rrrditlrs Of, and
ali urr.0ua having r|U.mH against tho said
declared, to exhibit Gloon TIlh The NECESSARY
yauchefH. Within fIl month. after Mo h.sf
publication ul tUH HItn" Boo thu said executor
Utah lrulUrY.
ANuIur ANDERSON,
EvoFutDr of tHr HHf #NI ana testament OF
Martin Anderson. a"..HH.i
HAnLuw tiu.usas. AuE. Tor executor.
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MAgsHAps SAFE


DURsuANr 40 As EXECUTION TO ME-
4 directed nr Che TurI District Court Of
Iu1 Territory of Utah. 0 shall uEuI.e Ht public
aHIU. no iHH front door Uf tUU County Count
House iu t0o City 20 SAT- IlkU. county OF salt
Lake and Territory OF lflh. ou fHH IIIl day HI
March. 1906 nf 10 O'Clock boo. uI fHr rHut
uuo, clnlm sod interest ~ james vs.. lIffa u.
300 tul tu One following described uU4I pHfats
situate. lying and being tu saIt taar civ and
County, aud described aH fIlIUwa. ti witt
commencing OIL u point % fUHt cHat from tHH
northeast end Of Commercial street uu rIfst
South street east ir IHf altUu .l.. H.IHE Hrf.ntg
Eulu'nt a. salt Take CITY survey rII. IHEo
County liah luFuiHr and rlrruE thguU0
rIat tWurtF .nIur 900 feet thence south
HUtcniy.lvn Hi| f"Ut thence wet tEuUtg u.ur
Il' feet, thence north .UE.utE. Give .aII feet. Co
ha place OF beginning being part of LOS HoyoH
10 block seventy zoos. U.Ht "N."
Iu Dol sold o. tlH properly of james 80. Pc,
100 tHH Huit of stephen nlga
ICrma Ui .llC, cash.
SAT M UnfsuAu,
~. t. ulIHnaL
nY g. O. AH.Uu, Deputy NauHlI
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Tho People 81 che r,ffItory Of UTAH To
Robot ~, Nuiuuur, greeting
NvuU AHE uERtnY SUMMONED TO me-
4 and aplohf lriofc hue, Che underiFncd.
nt my yNeu lu salt iAte city, salt lase
county lnh Territory, 20 hufWtr n complaint
uIC1 asHmHt you huruW by said plhluuu
within Iru Gays IoNClusiyD 1f tho day Of
frftIrp| NJ tIH summons BE- served 90 you
WITHIN aAd city ur Fourth precinct
within Cen day o served GA you outside
% aNd tlty uf flourish fruUIuct, hut within tne
County of -alt lake aud within twenty days Il
served elsewhere.
said acton be- brought 90 recover from you
thy Hum % $500 hu1 Interest from october
llih. 1900. Cor one sutherland Pals Marble
Monument said contract being made with
luaH Morris s. Co, and duly ASSIGNED by SAID
IIHa Morris 8 GO. tu tuU ulBiuuna aud said
work WuH HulY executed UY said plaintiffs.
800 you lrc hrrrnf Moulded that 10 you fail
tu Hu appear aud answer ta above rU4uuod, the
pIuuun will take Judgment by default Tor tue
aHii sum of flrl1 aud loFai Interest from
october luih. is1I and costs % HuiL
iu tho thrun ur any Constable " aaid
County sftounF Make legal service aud Que
rHfHuf thereon. Given under my hand uia
..ih day uf Iaunary, a. u lrA.
hLu, D., uLAin
Justice 0t the pcare
UHvHf
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nELlnnueNr AsnEssMeNr

Delinquent noucc.-s5,or Mlnrng and Mlling
Company,
Location OF PRINCIPAL place ot buaInoTn, san
Lake City utAb.
Location Of Voria. Flute county, Utah
NOTICE IllEUE AXE DELINQUENT W.
N Uu IUr following drfguuri Hiu.k uu Fn.
ruuutuf assyaHuUut levied un thu HvFtutudAy ~
october l-I. tHr several amounts oct opposite
ha unura OF The respective shareholders, az
L----.L-
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or ruE-
DECERET WEEKLY,

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WEEKLY in the present form Is
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Per volume. IT'S tho best history Of
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pH6Err.r UUf gfhrr sHpA,
NlIItI. N tiuLI'
w sH1 Tv. NrVtNUu Co.,. pa. Don. iI. 800.
2. shN SAIL CO.,. NUUHUHHt NHHaa
H.H.trurF. aliHU'FIu.f FuHf fHFHTut no
itiH IH.I. WIN STATIC Oboe 7 hlg. ufHI 90. O. ..
t.H Sail HnI HtNnH NHt'f haa COM. tU he
U.Ht wIIH Don" HHH WHHfU . E.I UHI liiaU Uuf
.Nr. 1000 fU o. uHrI than tUn IutUHu I.f
....l Sail IIi uIu rus,utIt. While tNuIu
o." HH other. HH ..|I. LrHU what fHHHU lft,
afA HauU.t u.|I HH make HNrHfImUufH.
AUE repeatedly YluIH.
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SUMMONS.

Icmi0fy % Utah. count, oi saIt Lake CITY Of
SALT Lake.
Do Tho jusurof Court Fourth Precinct
Llias Morris a sons CO.. a corporation,
ilamun,
Robert 81, Ngll.ucr. Defendant
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Tho People ~ che Territory Of UtAhi To
Robot ~. Muutuur. greeting
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NnIlcE oE snLnIEEs ~

nyt.. J. hu.tuu, Deputy NauHa.
booth tHH ~ GRAY ATTORNEY. IIH U.H.nuU
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lu thU Probate Court, Boo HuI fHr salt Lake
County. lgmtuy of tAh
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saIt LAKE CIV March 8 l'7t
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LEGAL NOTICE.

in the Probate Court |H and tor Salt Lal
County, ICusUry OF Utah.
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n.y. D.. WrtsU, utpufy
louruouuow a hAiiN. Attorney Tor plalr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE.
session Closed Mt Abilene Yes
tcrdny Afternoon.

HI Dispatch.
|lene. Tex. June 2i.-The Thurs
keetlng session of the b. Y. II. U.
Inca in this city at $3.50 this morn
invocation was by c. r. Buchan-
devotional services OF forty min
Were conducted by Mr.. Kirk Hol-
q Fort Worth. The committee
Inted TO select names for the eN-
|e committee reported the fol-
II. comperl. Abilene; Leland Ma
corsicana; A. j. Sleigh. Temple;
| corley. Fort Worth; Rev. j. Il,
Denton; Il. c. Fly, Luling; Rev.
Lamar, Galveston; Burnett Pat
Il. Cisco; Rev. ] b. Crannll, A.
Ilrris II. c. Joiner, II. S. Flem-
s. H. Blair, w j. Mann. II. c..
| Earnest Keathley
! committee on time and place OF
|mcetlng report as follows:
time to be changed SO as to
j next year on Thursday night be-
! the fourth Sunday In June.
Der W. c. Lathimer TO preach
tlr0ductory sermon.
place was referred to the ex-
" committee.
The afternoon session Rev. II. C.
3ner Of the Orphans Home. ad-
~ the congregation, explaining
forking at the home. A collection
taken up for the $50 children In
'ouie and a sum OF sS05.6G was real
After adopting resolutions the
liz adjourned,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22

The Platform Adopted with consid-
.rnbic wrnnriing and Discussion.

Special Dispatch.
Waco, TEX, June el.-The brethren
were late last night and In conse-
ouence dllatory about arriving at the
tent so that It was almost o'clock
when enough delegates appeared before
the chairman TO warrant him in CALI
,ne the convention to order. Brother
p Martin, chaplain. was not In
,irnt. so the convention arose md joia'
"a chairman Ashby in repeating the
Lord's prayer.
d. NJ. Rumpf OF Erath county pre-
ssr,ed TO the convention IN q tew
well chosen words framfi piece o.
work OF the teacher OF pelhnahS ~ ~, ~
the Alliance high school al ki ~ ,,rn.,
rTrnth county, the present OF the pres
iaant ~ the school, Prof Rhyzor. on
,,,o,Jon the drawing, which embodied
,,umber OF Populist notices, was
ntaeed in the keeping OF the ehair-
man Miss Ethel Lawrence, htue
viri OF Tarrant county, sang ny =,
Silver song entitled sixteen 10 One'. 4.
To the old air. "The bonnie biue @
y, 80 the convention wild and etisr
,isiry vote Of thanks and one "old con-
sadrafe Yell" called for BY an enthusi.ls-
~ i,,,o,nber she was unanimously re-
w 10 repeat II. which she 90
l,nnis dol,ars. quarters. dimes ana nick,
III came showering on the stase anu
she retired with good many uen. ~.
Mr. Plumley Of Galveston, from ule
.nromittee on rules and order OF pusl-
.s made 4 report. fixinR the ornes
~ h,,siness. which was adopted
n Kenney Of Omaha, NED, mem.
49, n the general executive poaia .,
~. knights OF Labor. was intropnee "
ma made rafting talk IN favor %
ne principles and objects OF ms ord i,,,,
...hich he said, were idenucal VIZ
,snse Of the PopuilstS. HIS speech W.
s,,ii 81 witticlsm and anecdotes anu
es,,ssd uproarious applause, - .
\ rhat r. Mclaughlin OF travis te3"
s.Resol a. That the present nlovs'
- 10 redeem our state from nlis'
M a. not only a PopnliSt up1slnk
~, democratic bolt. and That inAns
pe,s rrft,se longer 70 vote the Dsiho'
o.,s, ticket. because The party - uo'.,
1000 nv Grover Cleveland. VIZ y, Z,
~, ~. ,,,,,,-er a Democrat the rectnt ~
~, ratn TIT silver purchased ~ ~
a,ernnneftt was pefnocfAue in,a '.
eontin- from Der,ocrauc eag
W. ressed by congress- Deill ~ ~,
SuH, ~ houses. and vetoed W Sifss
y ne hehesf 81 those MO were
lano pn,,,biican ticket. u recilra w,
ne IVA ,hat a majority Of the SENATOR
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22
NUGENT Is THE MAN
He Was Nominated for Gov
ernor by the Populists.
MARTIN GETS SECOND PLACE
Resolutions of the Anti-Mo-
nopolistic Order Adopted.
!. 49,. : ! !, - .... .; -: !. :.
stat" w.. ~-.ac. Aa-
are.. ,,eeeptanee.
Special Dispatch.

special dispatch.
Waco, June 2i.-The Popullst convcn-
tion concluded its work today.
The delegates kept late hours last
night and were slow 20 respond this
morning. 1t was . O'Clock before the
convention was called to order The
main purpose today, evident every
where, was the nomination Of Nugent
The platform builders were busy, but
MS rule the delegates gave them little
attention. They knew the committee
would report, and generally they We're
prepared TO accept the result
Let us make that nomination OF
Nugent," yelled one delegate In the
convention today, as illustrative Of this
sentiment. There is apparently con-
slderubls OF change in party, or
rather n strong sentiment is manifest
ing itself in the party against piling up
issues. Leading members have come
to realize in measure the danger OF
omnibus platforms and the attempts To
carry too great a load. While there IL
not much change in the platform. nev.
ertheless numbers of speakers weighed
against the tendency to wander on ON
| lHSutH NIu tiHNiitNf IN NAte fAAhNh
| them. Let us keep to the fundamental
| principles, embody these In our plat
| form and exclude the consideration of
| all other questions, was the way the
| matter was expressed frequently today
| There Is apparent more solidity und
| compactness about the party than
| heretofore a leader which the leaders
| have been diligently working for.
There were few speeches OF interest
| today, and none OF logical nature
! The plutocrats We're skinned alive with
| few intermissions all day. The old
! songs We're sung and hummed and the
| proceedings were the same homespur
variety. The word teohnicality Is ah
| horrcd by the Populists and they de
lighted in saying that no technical OBJ
jections are entitled TO consideration II
| their convention Parliamentary knowl
| edge ~ not necessary All thcN ask u
rood fellowstan aud . aheroe y. maxi
| a speech whenever they wish TO do so
There is nothing dearer TO the Popu
list heart than speaking. When som'
orator Is laundering forth against this
Democracy the delegate Is IN the sew
| enth heaven of delight He stroke
| his whiskers and occasionally yells liki
| Comnnche. They got tired abusinI
the Democracy and finally came TO hu
to humor. They are unanimous tina
| this convention Is the greatest by IA
ever held In any state by their part!
and they are not lacking In apprecia
tion OF the showing they have made
Every delegate has pledged himsel
time and again 20 labor in season AM
out for the success OF the party am
the election OF the ticket, TO die 70
the cause II needs be- They VIII q
TO their homes inspired by confidenc
and full Of zeal and enthusiasm an'
missionaries have never been NOR
Motive than they promise 10 be. Tn
populist declares his opportunity " a
hand and that the present Will be
winning campaign for him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22
pw DO THE PEOPLE srANDf


ofen their principles and pur-
their platforms and their candi-
are sidetracked by the manipu-
Of sehemers in conventions. As
Il mny be able 10 do so. In the
"a time left for that stupendous
The Gazette Intends to ascertain
The people Of Texas stand on live
cal issues and in reference TO the
dates for office. We will not rely
BE orators and oracles for that In
F'iisn, but viii 20 directly 10 the
want to know how you stand.
most important campaign in
since its admission into the
n Is Just ahead.
y in Texas the worldwide battle
hs money standards is on. and
rs OF national reputation are
efing forces for the contest
issue Is closely Joined. and this
paign VIII dQtermine whether Tex.
emocracy will support Lombard
wal streets doctrines of finance
nether 1t will adhere TO its ancient
Of timetable standard.
earnestly request that every read
The Gazette whether a regular
efioer or not. win MI out the ballot
and return to us. The results
is ballot win be announced from
% day In the Daily and Semi
~ Gazette.
artss Vote Editor Gazette. For'
u. Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-22
|HE McALEsTEp TnouBLn.
hi Wisdom Interviews Ninety
Three Of the Krcbs Miners.

Pi Wisdom Interviews Ninety
Three Of the Krcbs Miners.
ssociatcd Press.
D. Rock, Ark. June 21.-A Ca
special from South MeAlester. I.
1ays; Col. d. NJ. Wisdom. United
Indian agent at the request of
department. OF the interior. took
testimony OF ninety-three miners
Webs, |, T.. today. to show cause
They should not be removed from
Indian Territory. A majority Of
pen testified that they had struck
4 reduction OF twenty per cent in
y which the mine people claimed
necessary. The company's pay
shows that the men have been
Ilng from SEQ to $50 per month.
agent reserved his decision. but
{npression prevails that a major
he striking miners Will have to
the territory. The United States
formerly located Mt Anderson
! tNken their quarters at krebs
Ewill move by force all of whom
fouhed and dc not leave Of their
1 accord