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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE
or REAL ESTATE.

MOTION rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ 90 pure Ilurr of uu order OF thc ifuuAto
Court of -alt lakr County, lhh TERRITORY, Boo
caaatI. made on tbo s.uu dIy of November.
AID IaH thu uuIUrsIFnr1 administrators will.
ON ThufauHy, che iatr dHy ug February, 4, g.
l-II.ht Do O'Clock NJ 90 tlo law uilrc pl john
lake CIty. Utah. HgII 90 the highest bidder ht
private sHlc, for each, sll che rIghb TILE and
iutUfr7t W ihu .Il i7frnHtI % 'Nr Nwn nt hlH
death, or that u.s rtthir hlH since a'plued w,
in Hui Co hIl,Ui thr toi1viHE dctel od real
estate. Co wits 40 undivided one .nlI, iutc.ust
iu tIr tO|lHWiur described rHrt htsuuInE 40
certain post un ihc UHst Hlac Hi niith uAub
west tWrHiy five uuu iWuHtn.l. hal rode,
from tuU uUlthra.l yuInrr col mo ruutHWu. B
uuaftrrtf section uluuiUUu .lN., in township
tao % fnuih uf fnuEn one .lI rlsi ut llr SAT-
lake meridian tnNucn uI lnhh uf NiliH'n
degree crst twenty tnd four tcnihl - ~ rods
DO tic northeast corner OF soils NELSON'S
land. thence y said laud along ihc north fid.
% dt ID WrHI ono hundred ana eight and
tlN.t,uih. uysul RODS 60 iho gg1ler oi isc
stat1 OF rrIuiornl road thoucg along the
center uf Gaia mad north four dnEtcca east
tWruty.tWn and thrrCstUuthH lllal rode
thence ra ~ one hundred aud HtNrn 400 reds,
H. tHr cast aIdo Of aforesaid iitrh bank thcurc
iouih one aud nine .ttnths lipl rode 10 ilo
place ul beginning containing m nll uIiotu' ~
hcfeH ~ land. said unr.half interest fuhie1t
90 uurthGlf az "a certain mortgage uf 81, 400 o.
ia favor of George tulIlrUs
orms of saIoi Temper cent at the time 81
sale, hui balance on tine confirmation Of tue
ta.ohg tlu Probate court ucod AZ tho oN.
Utu.tot purchaser Nds iu writing viii De
frrrNuu up 90 che uwu of HHlC 20 the uiu'c of
Johu n. Cannon, or 9y eng halimil9 ,,,
hdmiH.stratls OF the o1'atcof Hans Olson.
I6Hs II. CAyyo,, attorney for aainuls,n
Dated jan. a0. l.t
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NOTICE. 10 OsEplroRs.
Relate OF John !, Crane, deceased,

Esate Of John J.. Crane, deceased.
NrOTIUE o. HEREBY GIVEN HN THE
y undersigned, admins ratr'A or t1u OF &C.
I'd John D. uuun. urncaHrl, % ne rrylilur "
auHaII UrrsnUH having elaine nFliust tue tHlu
dtrpasri 90 pNhlHr tlum with mo necessary
t0rHhurs within Cen Wuuths after ihc nrti pun'
HgstiHu uf tUIH uuuru in ihe sHll hdmiuiHirl.
DOS .I UrFrHrIIruUp So. $50 i3Ih tHFt Street
"4.ii.sr rIE, Iu tur County OF at Lake,
SARAH CRANE
Admin.siratrly of thc estate Of John L. Craucl
ms I,Nlr. Attorney Cor AdmiuialratrN.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.
r.llle b n.InaL ]. ~. a-1sl.ol

Estate Of nslmda D. Muugr decreased.
NOTICE g. UEREHY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, cArrutfr ~ the estate Of
fr'iuda h Mussgr de.GaHrd,to Che cfcdit0rs o.
and aIl persons having claims against the sait
dterafr1, 90 exhibit them with no unccfaar}
yuuchtra, witUIu Con months after tlr nrat
ut thlE uuueU,tl che HaIu UNUUutrA,
ttt south Main street, Ban Lake tity, Utah,
iu thr comfy ol san Lake
Dated January ttu, 90.
LOUISE sTLNuuusE HAliTpN,
EkdaulfIN OF Belinda q, NussCr, Deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate CouH of Que County Of Davis,
1rutgI OF Utah.
In the matter Of the Ssiato Of Mary n. Marott.
Deceased
order 10 show cause shy order Of sale Of real
estate should NOT be- maze.
HoRAoE sTAYNIg, THE ADMINS
ii traitor Of The estate Of Mary y. MWCu.
ducuasod, hAung Goa hia petition herein.
praying Tor an or Ipr OF H1.c 81 tho personal
ana inc real estate of a.i docodont Tor thu
purposes therein sJt forth. u ia therefore
ordered hy tho Juds1 ai alid court that uu
pors1ns lnicfo.trI lH mo cstato 81 said
doccasrd Huppar before tho said court ON
Monday, mo 'igtu dlI ui February i,pl, ~ %
O'Clock IA tho forenoon ot said dar, No th0
court room OF SAID rlHr at Termination, boz tho
Cuun OF Davis, lo show cause why hn order
should not be granted 20 the said Horace
staynor admin airglll 90 sell 90 much oft thc
rial aud uoraonul estate 90 nc said deceased
as shau BE- nccofaarg. ana that "a COPY of THIS
order be- pubishrl @ leasi four tuccessiyo
wee. before Che 1.a day of February, l-ft iu
the DrsEEUI NHws, newspaper printed and
published IN saIt LAKE i1uuiy, and having %
General circulation Boz DAVIS County
ULlluR W. nAiGHr
Judge
Dated January l5ih. l.NL
Dsntel uarripet6u. Attorney for estate
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ln tho Probate Conf In ana Tor san LAKE
County, Territory of Utah.

in the Probate ,ouH m ana Tor san LAKE
County. Territory of Utah
10 the Matter 81 tho Estato OF John l.
l.Itnl Deceased.
NOTICE is uEKEuY GIyEy THAT
- NiUam a. i.uHfIiHr anu Hamilton 90.
IHtk. executor uI fHr VIII nf john T.. HIyth,
DECREASED, have rendered Cor settlement and
iIoi tn H1d Count thc unHl account Of their
nlminiatruilon ul taIi UtiHtu and Uouuuu Tor
trlI distu uuun nf che frHiUut Ul Hau titafo
among thc pUrtuns entitled thereto. and that
rHtHIdaNs tno 4ith day Uf February, A. ~.
f'i, at 90 O'Clock m, ut tho Court uonm
tl Haid Court 90 mo lUuuy tuuu house,
rIlt lake tIiy and County. tnh grrutufF,
las Teen duly appointed uy inc juHFo OF
t.ri Court Tor thC HHtuUmOut u nsid urs
count aul hraunr said rruu0n for dIsiribu.
i11s 90 whiHU lmn nHd place any Urrsuu
Interested HIi1 rstHir may hpurIr aud show
rHla', % my there De- why sI.d account should
I.HI De- aUffUf and approved aud final diatfluu.
uHu male HH UrfYUI f1r.
Dated January .1th, 1884,
a. " MELuY.
tlrr. 90 Che Probate Court
Ny .. o. JACh. Deputy,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


laAto or Daniel !" HAulth netaAtea
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
N underHguCd, s. s. Taylor, admins.
trator OF the estate ot Daniel T. Daniels,
deceased, IN mo creditors o. and Al purtuns
having claims against che Haii deceived, 20
exhibit thtm with tlo nrcofsAry youchUrs,
within ton months after thr dFat publication
nf thls notice. 60 Che said administrator az his
ofrro, $50. az nUuY nIors, salt Lake CITY,
iu mo County ~ SAT- Lake. Utahl
Dated January tlh, 1928 .
Administrator az the estate OF Daniel l.
Daniels. deceased.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Margaret loalug MohurrIn.
Mu-uL-nl.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN llN I'M.
~ undersigned. executor ul inc llsi WIZ
and Testament of Margaret Lcnlng NoNuFnn'
deceased, tu tho crtdltprs uft ana hll lt.'oua
having elaine aFAIuHt ono said deceased. 20
.tNUIHf tHUu with tho necessary vouchers.
within tfu months Hflort tho lrs prhNrali.n OF
this notice. tu tI.0 fHIuvNCCutnfl, care ut Wad.
10 81 Is AuHms, ttiHrng'a Mn uLNl' hH'laln r
RaIf IaEo tIiy 200 the County eff salt Lake,
tfgh lgrIltuli.
.IugEpu Vs. NCNUUKlN,
JANE, T.. NuAuKNiN,
Txpaut0rH uf che lHtt will nuu icHtlment
NttrgaFet lpaiug NtMuyTIu, deceased
NAuuLLL s. ADAMS, Attorneys Tor EstlIe
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NuTloE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE - HRutuY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, executor aud tHcUutrE 81
Gle estate aud last Will 0f John Coulam, Do.
tUIsrd. 20 she freiltIFH of aud All persons
hHYIng glaims agaluHt mo said deceased 10
rNHiuIt turm with che necessary vouchers
within ten months ~ err Tho nrst publication OF
fHIH notice 90 tho HAld executor aud CNUtutftN
SAT- Lake CITY in tho County Ot salt Lake,
Utah
Dated JauuHrY 18Th, 1874.
jobs e.. CDuLAM,
NAUi ANN JOuLAM
Executor aud EaeCgtrr OF tho last will and
teffumrut 1f John tOullm, deceased.
JAMES n. MorLt, Attorney Tor eAlate.
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In tho District our Il l,, AL lobe i3t iss Third
duaie ia,,,iv 81 sails Lake
waterman BTotnifs. plainuf,
j. II. Akron And viola y. Anhron. dotcn
ants

}. II. Akron And ~. ''' 'N'N"
Tho peopis Of the Territory Of Utah sonl
ereeiinu 10 J. II. Ankrom and Viola Is.
ION AM HEREBY REQUIRED 10
epp1sr IN an action hrnusIt AGAINST ynu
h1 mo above named plainth. .u hc uistIat
court Of tho Inifd 'uu', p. '.i''tl.i Oh lnc
MAIN dfei tncFriu within ten dave .tEDiualVo
u tho dav Of fervicel attrr tui ..r..uu ON you
oftna summons-n ,er11 il ,.9..l 'A .. t'a9i,
distrtct. within twenty dayf3 ulhHrs..e within
forty dnys=ur judgment by N.lluIt VIII be
taken aalnst you, acoording i' Coo prayer Of
'' ibe eV ssd aeiion Ia brought, have Judgment
agfintt the defendants iut tl'..l and pee
crut interest pgf monih w.. ''w Nofgia.
hcr .slh D. Cd, nm Tor cost 90. .A'. AlrIrl 60
Hr Irr oHIa rHftain written aa. Uuuut MADE,
executed and delivered ny H.luuiHnH ty
vi inina iuna ita' ~ '-ll,.,las o. 20.
inicfeft at n per cctt uor annu tom mn1r
iy Ut sifi agreement SUES hg l.ri nt aaIn sum
offiil. u ami intorrtt hit hl'h Nii t1tN iu.Crt
cot So Sos. mbcr .-in. l.Ni thli .liliius have
dsnandrf uHYmrut OF said HHm aut interest.
hutdefcudsuts neglect ~ pl1 ugHt luy pare
thereon that t1c said dnignHl.t WOO o. %. iu'
frrrat rudUrsUI aud delivered fH uIaIftHH
f.ssU HHuFra OF capital Hf1rk OF 90. Dalton Name
ufariudnf amt Milling company bus uHf raid
mining aiuck has uuW nccomr .'If worthless
AMI without AM yaiuo 1s security, aud nothing
car Gotcil1oi thereon 90 arpJ i1uJment o.
SAID debt -
And you are hereby nuudod ullt 10 you Gail
20 appear and answer the faiI complaint a.
hhHia required thr said pIaIHIh will tatn
Judgment against fud Tor Nc sum 90 $1,000
with interest Hnf costs &C., -
yANG. Judge. AMI tHu zeal Ui tho
fsrAtI District tHurt of che iH.f1 Judicial
District iu hnd CO.. i.1 IrHFiiu.y %
ttHu. tfis en- day 90 . UuHu. I1 thc
wear Of our ilri one huuauud C.aut hundred
HENRY q. MCMILLAN,
CIcrk
ny Gro. D. Looms, Deputy Cork
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NOTICE.
rI1II

rI,uE ANNUAL MEETING or TIM
siocthoidsf M hc Western shoe 4 Try
Goods Company. igr No election OF board Of
gurh amer nusfug.s or may properly come
beforo no inteitug. uill bO held 90 no eOm-
NAVY. onire N aud p MNn street. on
due, dsy. fohruaiy b, lti, between The hours
VI N'' anu ~ EDWIN DoWDEN.
Secretary
saltLake city, JanusTy 90. 1884
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In The Probate CuuI. u auI rr sale Lake
County rgniHg U- rth.

In the Probate Cnli.. u anI for HaitIaLo
County re.uiug Ur uth.
IN che matter of thc r.mi1 ot NaIicu Adder.
Huu. luHUHHff.
Nuurs of Ur0 aaI place Gov if Hcuue of
petition flr ulW uu fu probate uf wII.
DUE-uNNr TOO IS UUpEu Or -ND
i court m alu mItir. notice o. hereby
glgu lhlf Iu.HuaN, tuH lIiH dlr., fy.wsrV.
40. 100 Htf D. or|U"L AIM. Ht IHu tUuuIy
Court iuHsgIn sale t1bc tItH.Uuu I6futor..
iu iuc court room uf "aII COURT boz boon sf
pointed ilf tIU0 nul u ace for Ihu hearing af nj
petition 90 Audfu Anderson, UrHNuE Cor IUn
admission o. probate ui certain document
herewith TIr HyuTnF. UurUurIIuF fI HuI Hn IHH.
will aud trat1mcHt " Marion Anderson. De-
rcasri. wHru and whore uil gruf Interested
may arrrHr ans oppose Che PROBATE uf H1fI
WIlI, ur lIr ErluunE 81 Intftu fOHiamrufHrY 90
petitioner lE prayed Tor boz aaId petition.
Do witness whereof have hrrfuuIu H0t mF
hand 1ud an'k.d che seat Df farI U0Irt. thir
5ist ~ OF jauual, a. -. Isl
IsfAtI tt a. NIIuN.
t|gIE oftHc Probate court
uyJ. O. JlCy, Deputy JlcrL
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SUMMONS.
TEnRfTORT or UTAii, -
County Of salt Lake,
City Of ait Lake.

In the JUSTICES court Second Precinct CITY
and County Of salt iakc.
Before WIN. j.. Harvey. Justice OF the Psace
Glen " rothwol and y. p. McConaufhv.
partners az boinwell hcConauFhy, piainuns.
Thomas Bllca, defendant.
Demand $40 with utorci, and costa 10
VUU ARE ' jiEnEhY suuMoSEp To
L lo und appear before me. the under.
signed, 90 my Office, sd. OBJ W. God South sirori,
iu second prceiuc. In sait Lake CITY, salt iafe
County, Territory 90 ttAu. and answers com.
plant nlci against you by The above named
UlHiuuh within fNc days exclusive o. day %
scrvirol 10 this aImMuui De- served In aid rilt
Lake city within ten DAY Il served uui N
alid aalt Lake CIV bui in sui Lake County
w ihIH tWcniy days f served UIstWhosc.
sa'd aetlon De- brought Oh recover from you
tc Ham of onc hundred and tWcl' .dyo dol.
per cnnt per annum fruu ne .i'I fav % sep.
tCmugr. ifll, Que nu owing lruu defendant 10
plaintiffs on certain prom cory note made.
executed aud Delivered hg atli rci0nt1ut And
Mra lsthef ti1ek. now deceased o. plaintiff
ana Yuu are hUrchY nUtnUl that YOU fail
Co aI appear and answer, the nlafrNu wiN take
i1iEwcut aEtinHI you Zoe tho fgM 90 tili, with
interest gH shove stated. AMI costs.
In tho Hhrrif or my ruH Ahle Of SAID
COUNTY greeting Mako legal scr,i.s agI dug
ftI.fu ltr.lf NftCu under tIN haUa iI.i SIND
day 90 january 3. % lsll
WILLIAM =. uAuyEl.
IIHurU 90 ihU rutrU uf taId Precinct
iluulu, Lnt s GRAY, Attorney Tor fiaIn.
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LUoAL NOTICE.
In the Probate C0uri. M and for ssif FAX
County, TOrrIiurv of UtHh.
In the Matter ~ itc Relate OF rrark
Nuxall, Deceased


NOrtCE - HEREBY GivES THAT
~ Minor T. Wells. Administrator of rr.
estate of trank NuNAl. deceased. h4s rem.
dCrau fu- settlement sad hlcd Boz fi.I ruu.. ..H
nuHI afruuni % hia a1minFtrlu.u uf nnII
ratate and petition for final Distribution 90 fHr
residue Of taid fttatg amouE iNr pHrfuuH ruU.
u11 thereto, and that Tuesday. tIU $3.50 HHH
OF Fo.uufry, An. isli 90 DO O'Clock H.u.. Ht tIH
Court room " faid Court, lu thC County Conc.
nbUEe. salt lave CITY ADD curtY, ttah I.I.
ritory, has been duly appointed Nf fHc IuI..
Of afid tOurt cor the settlement of r1't Dol.
count aud hgariuE fafd petition r." dtHII|H.
On, az which time and place suv rrHou Ir.
tgrgH'ei lu Haid estate may appear cod chow
cause, 10 any thore be- why said lNHuuUt HHHuIf
DO hn foftlrd and approved and Goal di.fuIU.
tln made me- prayed Tor
Dated January lQth.iH1t
VI " WEIUY.
Citrs of tlo Probate C'fst
uy d. b. JAu., Deputy.
r. tftI4 rUpwsp
Attorney tor ACmHrtfatlE
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SUMMONS.


Ia the District Court ~ and Tor tho Third judi
cat District Oi Utah Territory, County
Of SAT- Lake.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT

Delinqueu, noucc.-scNyr Minins and MuiiuE
Company
location OF PRINCIPAL Ulace ~ butincfa, salt
latu Cliy. Utah.
Location Of wofls o. iluto county. Utah.
AToTICT TuFUE AHE nEfiNoUEN UP.
N ON thr following described stUtk uu nc.
Cuuntof aaatsameut levied ON tho seventh day uf
uCtotor tslf ttU several hmuunta cot opposite
the names Of the IcfpccuNu tharcuolcufa, o.
fUIIugsHH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-03

In ths Justices court second Preelnet Citr
and County Of salt tatc.
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ilirsm 4. uoas. samuc 4. Duncan james W.
iufdlCy and ". O., Culugrttlu, defendants.
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'Ni"iD "Nl' o. hAfNtIi duau0e OF the ieAces
Glen " roihwoIl and q. p. McConaurhy,
partners az botnweil a hcConauFhy, p iainhns.
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Grand Total for nigh

rrHsuuUr ACCOUNT
q. 4. Halfway Co. freight
ON carload furniture Tor
general dsiTiuuuuuu...... 81 ~
n v iiif, decks purchased, l1i %
LlroT -ChuiCr, setting up
carlo q decks for suucr
nl distribution .s...4..s.. b 90 u
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fH tho Probate Court DO ami Tor saft lake
County, Territory ct Utah.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-08
REDEEM MINNESOTA.
1t Has Suffered Long Enough
From Republican Fallacy aud

It Has Suffered Long Enough
From Republican Fallacy and
Corruption.
Butte Miner
The st. Paul GLOBE says that the
Democrats can carry Minnesota. If
they can, in the name of Andrew Jack.
son, Thomas Jefferson and all the list
of the great departed, let them proceed
to do it. For years we have heard
the boasts go up from the Demo-
cratic press of the unredeemed
state that it could DO carried by the
Democrats. and each successive year we
have seen the Democracy 20 to appall-
ing and iuglOrious defeat. There have
been two elections ill which the Repub-
llcan majority was reduced to mere
Dagatelle, but they were simply riffs in
the clouds to intensity the succeeding
darkness. The Miner believes that
with proper management, aggressive
hghting and continuous CAM
paign which will not end each year
with the closing of the polls, Minnesota
can be made Democratic. 1t ought to be
overwhelmingly so. 1t is all agricultural
state. 1t has suffered as much as any
state in the Union from Republican fall
lacy and corruption. and the plain people
of the state Will throw Republcanism
overheard as soon as they are given suf-
ficient truth TO overcome the crop of
talsehood which has BEEN nursed and
cultivated in their minds for many
yeOrs. Minnesota can be redeemed, but
not by wrangliug otficeSeekers, curb
stone philosophers and men who. when
they stroke their peardS, think they
have wiped the cobwebs from the peo
pies eyes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-08
Paw ROLLS PAsSED.

The board of aldermen last night
passed the pay rolls OF the police de-
partment for the months of Jane and
July, AID. Ehrmantraut moving for a
reconsideration of the vote by which the
pay roll was killed month ago, owing
to City Comptroller McCardy's action in
striking therefrom the names OF the ap-
pointees of Mayor Smith. III doing so
the Democratic members of the board
acted solely from motives Of business to
the men who have honestly earned their
salaries and need their money. 1t was
pre-eminently the thing to do. Party
politics can and should now be elm
mated from the legislative bodies of the
city. Let the boys have their pay. The
courts of law Will deal with Mister Nc
Cardy, of red ink fame, in the proper
fashion. He will be doomed to more
than one Waterloo. now that the begin
ming mas been made.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-08
NO NEARER AGREEMENT.
Talk That the Senate May Re
cede on the sugar Amendment

IaIA nat the senate May Re
cede on the sugar Amendment.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE tariff
conference today was entirely subordi-
mated to the house caucus, and was de.
void of interesting features. The con-
ferees held two brief sessions during the
day and discussed the coal and iron ore
questions, besides reverting to the sugar
schedule. The talk. however, served
to no purpose except to emphasize the
fact that the disagreement is still un-
broken, and that very little, if any,
progress is being made. The purpose
of taking up the sugar schedule again
cannot be learned. 1t is also impossi-
bic to ascertain what reason the house
conferees assigned for declining to
accept the sliding scale on coal and
iron ore proposed by the senate con-
ference. 1t would appear from
all information that can be secured that
without any special reason they re-
Sumed their argument for free raw ma
terlal.' 1t has come to De understood
that in these meetings the house mem
bers are doing the greater part of the
come to be very impatient listeners.
The yielding of Senator Voorhees, has
led the house conferees to the conclu-
sion that other consuests are possible.
On the other hand, the senators have
not concealed their lmpatience at the
delay, and the senate coufereeS have
expressed their conviction many times
during the past week that if an agree
M N ic ohn1 Ian ,i}
demands the reporting of another dis
agreement. This sentiment found ut
teraIice more than once today, and, be-
ing repeated in the senate chamber, led
10 the general circulation of the report
that either an agreement would be
reached or a disagreement decided
upon tomorrow. When asked as to
the foundation for this report one of the
senate conferees stated that it was
among the possibilities, but he would
not say that it was proba BILE. There
are some indications that an early con-
clusion of the conference may be
brought about. One OF thess is found
in the fact that Senator German has
been making careful investigation of
the status of the bill in case a report
should be made. Certain of the con-
servative senators have been very i'm
patient at the delay in conference, and
it is known that resolution dlschars-
ing the conference from the further
consideration of the bill and receding
from the sugar schedule was dra wn up
by one of them on Monday and would
have been presented on that day but
for the interference of members of the
conference committee. There is still
talk of the possibility of such a motion,
but it will not be made except with the
consent of the senate conferees.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

At the CIarendou-R. A. Wright,
Spooner; George w. Carpenter, Cham
berlain. 5. D.; E. S. Bentley, William
Hill, Prophetstown, ILL.,; E. Y. Case.
Topeka, Kan; r. L. Policy, Wyoming;
c. E. WILDER, Cloquet.
At the Internationally. Van Dyke,
Annandale; A. 3. CasS0ik, Chicago; J.
Bremen, Leslie McLachen. Indianap-
oils; Mrs. Gayle, Duluth: j. j. Hurley,
Hamilton: r. Pierce, Lakota; E. Il.
Grimes and wife, Denver; W. a. Lam
kers, st. Cloud.
At the Sherman-Eli NJ. Richmond.
Chicago; L.. Blanchard, NJ. D.. Edge
wood. To-; John Knott, Waverly. 10. ::
j. E. Hood and wife, Leavenwortn:
Arthur Haskett, Dubuque; j. A. Ram
mer, st. Louis; DIR. Andre and wife, st.
Genevieye, Mo-; A. b. Medberry, Osn-
Eosh. Wis.
At the Merchants McDer-
mott. Eau Claire; William s. Mols and
children, Dubuque; A. G. Weiss, Du-
luth; John Lind and son. New Ulm;
Hon. j. G. Flynn, Little Falls; w. II.
Jordan, Galesville, Wis; James A.
Ward, Pierre; William II. Laird,
Winona; &. F. Gray, Milwaukee; Grant
ii. Peckham. Albany, n. Y.
At the Hotel Metropolitan-C. A.
Peterson and wife, Nebl aska: C. Prae-
torious and wife. New York: l.. a.
Downs. Chicago; A. Ii. Meyer and wife
st. Louis; Charles Sinclair and wife j.
Il. Green anu wife, Miner; j. Ii.
Schuessler, Waukesha;. p. 2. Poland,
Chicago; Charles Hencke. E. Reincke,
st. Louis.
At the Ryan,. l.. Duncan, II. Leh-
man, j. Nj. Pool, Z. 3. HawIey, w. S.
Jefferson. Austin Browne, B. +. Bacon,
Chicago; Max Schaefer, A. H. Wiles, s.
K. Iimble, w. s. Dudley, David Pear
son, +. A. Gerhard, A. Taylor. New
York; t. Griffith. Waukegan, ILL.,: w.
L. Holloway, ST. Louis; c. +. Hickox,
Milwaukee,; E. OConnell, Boston; j.
W. Hearn, New Orleans; Miss Eaton,
Portland, Or; w. NJ. Thornton, Ana
conda.
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OPEN AIR THEATER.

Miss Frances Gaunt who Is to plav
Celia in the open air performance OF
LAS You Like It'' at White Bear Lake
next Saturday night with the William
Morris company, arrived in this city
yesterday. The cast is now complete,
and, Judging from the active and en-
0thusiastic manner in which the re
hearsals of ShakeSpeare's immorta
story are progressing. rare hisirionic
treat may be anticipated rom this
presentation. Aside from the the.
catrical merits with which this
talented company OF players will doubt
less endow this performance, it has
Dmade much stir among the society ele
ument i'll view of the unusual number of
exceptionally we'll known and distin-
gulshed ladies who are known as pat
ronesSes of the event. Judging from
the many theater parties that are being
made up. the audience which will greet
2 MIR. Morris on this occasion will truly
be representative one. Seats are now
on sale at Mu SSetter'S drug store, corner
lWabasha and Fourth streets, and
iRletzke's drug store, corner Selby and
Western avenues.