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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-05
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Bids are to be opened this afternoon
by the w. B. T. for the further improve
ment of the plaza.
The regular monthly convocation OF
Montezuma lodge, A. F. & A. NJ, takes
place this evening at Masonic hail.
Mr.. M. ]. Curry is here to take up the
Fischer ice plant to remove it to st.
Louis for the N. 0. Nelson company.
There will be a meeting tomorrow OF
the Santa Fe Progress & Improvement
company at o'clock at the Office OF the
company.
The probate court was in session this
morning. The only business transacted
was listening to reports of administrators
and guardians.
Some miscreant took fiendish delight
the other night in knocking of several
palings of the court house fence. If the
man who committed the deed Is caught
he will be severely dealt with.
The election for mayordomos of ace
quias is progressing to-day, and is at
tracing unusual attention. The polls
close at 8 o'clock.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-05
THE RAILROADS.

The Kansas City papers announce that
General Manager Frey, of the Santa Fe,
will resign because of differences with
Supt. Nickerson. III.
The D. & R. g. is to be widened to
broad gauge as far south as the New Mex
leo line this summer, and next fall it is
hoped to make the road standard gauge
into this city.
The Colorado, Oklahoma & Gulf rail-
road was chartered ut Guthrie on Satur-
pay. The capital is $1O,O8O,OOO. The
road will run from Fort Smith, Ark, to
Trinidad, Colo, with headquarters at
Enid, 0. T.
The Red River and southeastern line
is to run from Henrietta south via Abb
line and either San Angelo or 3allinger,
to connection with the Southern Pacific
at Spofford's Junction. It is supposed
the Rock Island is behind it. With this
road the Rock Island would be by $50 miles
the nearest line from either Chicago or
Kansas City to the City Of Mexico, and
would practically have full control of the
cattle shipping of western Texas.
A new York paper comes to the NEW
MEXICAN with this item marked in blue
pencil: Following are the names of the
directors of the Monterey Il Mexican
Gulf railroad elected in this city yester-
day: Geronimo Trevino, Jose La CARA
Galan, Nicolos Regules, all of Mexico;
August Fresee, of Brussels, Paul Fuller,
Joseph King, Joseph Richardson, George
W. Seligman and Thomas B. Bullock, of
New York"
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A SAD AFFAIR.
Sudden Death of Mrs. Samuel EldOdt
The Remains Brought Here
on a Special Train This
Morning.

Mrs. Samuel Eldodt, the young wife of
the we'll known merchant at San Juan,
died suddenly at $3.50 yesterday morning.
On Thursday last she gave birth to her
first child, daughter. DR.. Sloan, of this
city, was in attendance, and Mrs. Free
man acted as nurse. The physician left
mother and child doing we'll. On Saturday,
however, the young mother became some
what ill and DR.. Logan, of Espanola, was
called in. He remained at the home dur
ing the night, and Mrs. Eldodt was
thought to be'getting along very nicely
until ten minutes prior to her death,
when it became apparent that heart
trouble was imminent. She passed away
peacefully.
Upon receipt of the news here Mr..
Marcos Eldodt and number of friends
took special Santa Fe Southern train,
repaired to San Juan and returned at 8
o'clock this morning bringing the re-
mains, the grief stricken husband and the
child. The latter is in good health and
is temporarily under the care of Mrs.
Crist. The remains have been embalmed.
The funeral takes place at II a. m to-
morrow from the residence of Mr.. M.
Eldodt. The pail bearers are Messrs e..
Lindheim, j. H. Gerdes, f. H. Bergman,
A. F. Spigelburg, G. D. Koch, G. w. Knae.
bel, B. Kahn and G. H. Gildersleeve.
For Mr.. Eldodt the keenest sympathy
is expressed. Mrs. Eldodt was a Miss
Stern, of Kalamazoo, Mich, where she be-
came happy bride only about ten months
since. Her age was 26 years.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-05

Mr.. G. w, Dudrow to-day purchased
$1,000 worth of stock in the telephone
company that is to connect Cerrillos,
Cochiti and Santa Fe. Good.
The city council meets tonight. The
police outrages will receive attention
once more. The fire department ques-
ton will come up, and the city election
proclamation will be prepared, naming
judges of election, etc.
There will be social at the Presbyter-
ian church tomorrow Tuesday even
ing at o'clock. Music, Rotations and
other amusements will be provided for
the entertainment of the visitors. COT
fee, cocoa and cake will be served Ad-
mission fee, o5 cents.
Chas. Shaffner, late Wells Fargo u Co.
agent here, who left ten days ago for Sill
yer City, died there of consumption on
Friday. He was % years old and good
man. His brother is here to-day settling
body east to be buried at the family
home, Bucyrus, Ohio.
Supt. Chas. Dyer has recommended that
another train be put on between Santa Fe
and Lamy junction, to make the trip at
11:15 p. M, and return at 1:30 a. M, con-
Meeting with the train to Ell Paso, thus
obviating the present disagreeable lay
over at Lamy. The A., 7. q S. f. COM
pany will accommodate a long-suffering
public by adopting this recommendation.
Solemn services were held at Father
DeFouri's church yesterday forenoon,
when twenty-four children took first COM
munion and fourteen persons were con-
frmed. Father Deraches preached at the
mass, and Archbishop Chapelle followed
with an eloquent sermon.
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ton, Cedar Rapids; Taylor l. Mccoy,
Salida, Colo; G. A. Dimakin, Denver;
Frank G. Reinhart, Boonville, Mo-; j. L.
Lopez, Las Vegas.
. Arrivals at the Bon Ton hotel: Joseph
Duncan, Ell Paso, Texas; Girolamo Peter
lin, Cerrillos; W. Thompson, Globe, A. T.;
Frank Brady, Ell Paso; Will Hall, Espa-
nola; Daniel Lemons, Denver; Simon Ma
res, Francisco H. Baca, Las Vegas; W. q.
Harding, Tres Piedras; Librado Valencia,
Galisteo; Frank Marsh, Ash Fork, A. T.;
j. B. Spurbank, Estancia ranch; VIM. M.
Harper, Amizett; John Harrison, Grand
Forks, N. D.; George Ripley. Cerrillos;
Jessie Miller, water works, Jack Har-
graves, Cerrillos; O. +. Handin, Loveland,
Colo; ELAN Volkenburly, Cerrillos;
Enoch D. jenkins, White Ash mine;
Joseph Colbett, John Hogan, Cerrillos.
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Matrimonial.


A Washington City dispatch of the first
has this in reference to the marriage of n
son of Hon. j. B. Hemingway, us
district attorney:
"Mr. James George Hemingway, of
Mississippi, and Miss BlancheJ White,were
married by Rev. DR.. Elliott, rector of the
Church of the Ascension. Mr.. Heming-
way is the grandson of Senator James y.
George, and is the clerk of the committee
on agriculture and forestry. Miss White
is daughter of James, L. White, of this
city. Although the devotion between the
young people was well known to their
friends, but few were made aware of the
marriage. Henry L. Pugh, son of Senator
James L. Pugh, of Alabama, was best
man, with Miss Gray White, sister of the
bride. Alfred H. George, uncle of the
groom, and Mr.. W. 7. Holland, of jack
son, Miss, were present, along with few
relatives and intimate friends"
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-05

Notice is hereby given that orders given
by employees upon the New MEXICAN
Printing Co., will not be honored unless
previously endorsed by the business
manager.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-05

At COchiti Gold Camp.
Visitors will find Peter Powers pre-
pared with tents to receive and accom-
modate all corners. He also runs gen.
eral supply store, where hay and grain
and other camp necessities may be had.
restaurant attached. This camp is twelve
miles west of Cochiti Pueblo, in Pine
canon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-05

Stockholders Meeting.
The regular annual meeting of the San
ia Fe Progress g. improvement company
will be held on Tuesday, March 6, 1894, at
4 p. n., at the company's Office, in the
Spiegelberg block. w. j. EATON.
Secretary.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-05

The finest imported and domestic liq-
uors are always to be found at Neustadt's.
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N Office.

Requests for back numbers of the New
MEXICAN, must state date wanted, or they
will receive no attention.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-05

Milk Punch 10 cts glass at the Colo
RADIO saloon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-05
Stockholders Meeting.

A full line of the celebrated Hoffman
House cigars, at Neustadt's.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, J
WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE OF OBSERVER I
Santa Fe, March 4. 1891.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-05

For Rent.
Gray's Opera house, apply to Mrs.
Sophia Herlow.
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At Cochiti Gold Camp.

John Mccullough Havana cigars at
Colorado saloon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-05

Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado sa-
loon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1894-03-05

Don't fool with indigestion. Tai
Beecham's Pills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-15

In the land o1ioa declaration OF iu.
ionuon 60 purchase lUtl 3aud 4 AMI the
OF the suutnwtst quarter OF sUtu0n
80 iu township norm, range Z rasl,
on which has been opened valuable
coal mine.
Robert G. Chambers filed in the
land office yc'terlay a perfected title 90
the Caledonia mining elsie. On the
ulutah mining diHtilcl, summit
county.
James Chapman, Gay Lombard and
LudwiCk RuikUwssl, have ais perfect
ei tile TO lot Nu. 50 iu Fish springs
mining district, Julb county.
Notice OF contest was this afternoon
fled Of the land oiiios by Harmon H.
Auawalt against samuel D. OJtay Tor
homestead No. lu,6gi n, &. nj section
20 towuinip 3B south, range II wet
John EEs,fom, 0f Morgan cry,
Uinh, this afternoon filed applicatien
tot a homestead entry uf the south hali
OF The southeast quarter aud tue east
half oi tho southwest quarter OF section
30, township north, range tnsL
George E.Greeuo, Of Salt Lake Cilyi
this afternoon niot application 10
hOmurteud entry OF lot =, iu section 80
township q aluth, range 10 wcst
John II. McChfyslni this afternoon
filed application Tor patent 20 the mia.
Ing claim known as the Emma Abbot,
lode, comprising lot No. alD, Tiniic
mining district, Juab county.
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UP IN RICH COUNTY.
mine Months Winter and Three Cold
Weather" Says a Correspondent


.g,-,bsassass O., ne DISSENT NEWS
GARDEN CITY, Rich co, Utah,
March II. isgA-As this part Of the
country b very seldom heard from
through tho columns Of the NEWS, a
few items from here may be read with
Interest 5y somu Of the readers OF your
valuable Journal
Ths measles have broken out In our
little burg and seem TO be raging 10
pui,e an alarming extent. Children Of
boifoft tho families In town are down
with this disoasc, aud 1t looks rs u
every child, who has not already had
tbem, would yet them before they
Law, ia. one case has already
changed into pretty severe case Of
,ppumouln, which now exists In the
ianiiy OF Chnuuccy J.. Dustin. Day
s,hooi has teen discontinued i0r the
urrsent and perhaps our Sabbath gath.
sfiups may have 10 be stopped Tor u
season. We hope, however, that the
disease will soon leave our peaceful
luff which this winter has been On.
tIrply free from sickness.
A male visitor Republican IN poll.
tiqs. came 10 town on Wednesday last
aud Immediately proceeded 10 paftakc
8f the hospitality OF our oltremei
t1wusman James Hansen, and a. the
Visitor seems oHtircly satisfied with his
ACCOMMODATIONS, has concluded 70 TO-
main Until called away. Mother and
child doing well, ami father happy.
A reward U; SO viii be- given 10 any
man, woman or child, who eau sue.
rrssillly predict the exact ushuting 10
oi spflng. Here la this valley We
s.ually have nino months hard win.
trr and the balance three months
pfptty cold weather This season caps
ANYTHING that has been seen for many
% wear back, In the quantity Of buOw
that ndofns our streets, In many
places one can walk right over the
ions OF fences OF ordinary hUightH.
The Bear Lake " still frozen over.
We have sometimes four changes Of
weather IN two houfs, that IA 10 cay all
tour seasons or the year represented In
two hours u time.
The ward organizations arc In a
pretty fair condition ull things con.
ldCrci. Tho organic lions are all
complete ~ far as am able 20 judge.
The civil government class that was
organized here Lass fall Is making
rapid headway, aud II does one
good 10 zee how young Utah
take hold iu thtsc studies
90 parliamentary rules aud tactics
~ well as the study VI civil govern.
mo1t, This ulash has got up n mock
Trial which h 20 tatopluco n week from
next wednesday. This Will afford
quite a sensation 10 the public,as ~ will
10 public Affair." AMI the young man
now iu tho tolls CD faucies seeing h.m.
fcli serving the penalty Of hia crime,
% the twelve jury men ilnd him
guilty.
The Democrats Of this precinct will
rcorganlzr aud commence WORK anew
iu very few days. They viii employ
local speakers, And they will speak IN
the interest OF democracy. ID. 3. Cook
T. 0no u the county organlzsii0n's
vice presidents aud VIII take the mat.
Iuf of organizing the club Ia hand.
Times are hard here. V. EMIL.
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DEATH OF A NOBLE WOMAN.
Mrs. Spencer ClaWsou Passes UnoX.
pcc,cdly aud Peacefully Away.

Hundreds Of hearts will become sad
and many friends will mourn when
they loarn Of the death OF Nabblo ",
the beloved and noble wife Of Spencer
CIawaon. The lamrn,Rblo event 90.
CURED pt 1910 O'Clock this afternoon at
the family residence on First street, In
the Eighteenth ward, and NJ a couso-
quouoe, where happiness Teigned
supreme a few days ago there Is now
The utmost gloom aud sorrow,
The deceasrd was tho daughter of
Clara Decker, the last Of tho three
Pioneer women OF Utah, and the late
President Young, She was born Ia
Salt Lake City aud was foriy.two
years Of age. Asa young woman she
was beautiful, winsome and accom-.
plished. AZ wife aud mother she
was loving, tender ana true. Every.
where anu under all circumstance
was she superior woman. Her noble
traits OF character made her tho object
Of admiration AMI esteem wherever
she was known, aud her friends weto
legion.
The deceased was the mother OF seven
ohHdfen, six VI whom are left with the
griei'slticken husband aud father TO
mourn her departure into the unseen
world. On Friday last the youngest
Guild died shortly after birth aud
rom that time the mothers condition
was regarded as critical. Everything
That loving hands anu kind hearts
could DO was done but without avail.
GRADUALLY she grew worse though az
times she appeared 10 rally nnd shake
on tue sleep OF death as IL silently
ciept over her. This morning she sank
rapidly and passed peacefully away at
the Time stated.
Ihe NEWS trusts that comfort and
consolation may come 10 the beteaved
lamllyi ana that they will he able 20
teo that Ho VINO doeth all things well
haa directed for the best even In this
supreme hour Of sorrow.
The time Of the funeral has not yet
been decided upon, but It h thoulht
mat II will take place from tue real.
uence on Sunday next Mt 1880 r.m.
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suMNoNs.
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dleiai District Uf ut1H Territory,
IUurFUt ~alt Lake.


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-15

Tho members Of the Swedish cabinet
arrived at Chrstania tHCothcr dIy. and
the Germans. English and Danish m.uis-
tcr are expected there also.
aThc Bureau Of Justice which uas
organized in Chrsuauia last Apri, bias
been OF great benefit to the many poor
people OF that city
A reception in honor Of Miss SpanE.
berg, the first Norwegian LADY physician,
was given hy the students society of
ChrIsiiauia.
The crown prince and bis young sons
have undertaken several tup8 un auuW'
shoes l"ssis'I boz tlc vicinity of Christ
iania. They seemed TO enjoy ihc sport
very much
The khcdiv OF Egypt sent some time
AGO King Oscar a large number u'
Egyptian antiquities Half The number
90 those antiquities was given TO tug
Chfisu1nB university
The largest Norwegian steamer Boo the
world wiI soon Dee built boz England.
She will De- paid for hy the ship-brlECr
and congressman Christian Nicholson
aud employed Iorthe irclgu, traffic be-
tween Norway luA luluIs
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Several fishermen were drowned of
''''''''''
Seven large guns will be added TO The
Danish artillery.
~ Nth. III, .It.. Co..
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'''''''"1' "'eN "' 'NN''''a'
Many Gshcrmcn's iamIie 100 lutau1
are suffering from want Of food and
'N-'
~ Hauscns farm in IilHouicc. near
kiogc. was burned TO ihe ground and
many cattle were roasted tl death.
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va, ouIu,n lp VIC ~ .".l '"1 many
s'''e were Io'''eu 10 '..N''
Iieutcnant.G General. p. i. gtcinmln
died at Narstycd I'd the age of 81
Yeas.
A sugar refinery will De buI't in
l'lrlno. inc capital s'o.H o. 20 be
Nlu",'' 'NVa' o' winch ""'
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J. IL. Miller was Killed on Monday
morning about niuo miles north Of
Ukiah, Cal, ny George FufFUsou. 10
Do claimed tuat tue killing was acct.
dental, but the Authorities have como
doubt about ~, and nrr investigating
the matter FuTEts0u, his brother ana
Miller were cut hunting, and Nil were
shooting ut deer ~ the same time.
Tho deer was killed anu 10 was MT.
MillCL All the parties were strangers
In the community, having recently
come from sau Francisco Tor a hunting
tFlU.
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SCANDINAVIAN NEWS BUDGET.
lI1pmsd NON Special CIsfgrlai for He
uEsEgLI Nrwal



A railroad will be built between ore.
bro and Syaria
Their diamond wedding was cclc-
DRAFTED by Audsr Olson. OF nTcWk,
Ncrmland, and bis wife.
Il has now been decided that the
Goiha artillery regiment will De Station
cd at lonk1p.ug.
Crown Princess Victoria is lying
dangerously ill 10 Rome. Sine has APP.
parcut.y not q very long time TO live,
The government has asked the riks.
dag 90 grant ln appropriation OF $4,000
kTon0r Tor the further development Of
the Swedish telephone system.
One paper wrote the other day, that
good tor the poor OF Stockholm than
all the state churches combined
"Gustavus lll" Is the name Of a ira.
gcdy 10 five acts, written by Mrs llcdvlr
Harold. Of Berlin The drama will
soon be given at the court theateT In
A,tenburg.
Fishing Tor the pearl musscl, found IN
many oil these, but 90 q small extent.
10 is, however Of greater importance
nowadays than some years ago.
Prince and Princess Beruadoue at.
tended the annual festival Of the Y. NJ.
{. A., IN Upsala. In the evening the
prince held q lecture Ia the Lutheran
Mission House, which was crowded by
people.
K. a. Biorksell. a matchmaker Of
Sundsyall, has, after three years Of hard
studies, invented an instrument which
is a decided Improvement OF EdIson's
telephone. lie has given the new In
venlion the name OF "mmlophonc.'
S. T.. Slcnluud's large building Co
Nexio was destroyed by fire. and suv-
cal persons had a narrow escape from
pcrishIng In the flames. The FIRE was
one OF the hottest which has occurred IN
Ncxio for years. and several people
were severely injured while fighting g.,
Some Of the theatefs IN Stockholm arc
regular ire'traps, especially the Drama
dc aud Southern thcatcrs, but there
seems never 10 be enough money at
hand to carry out proposed changes,
JIG NAANhlNANNH NNA kAIaNANA 80 AAhN
hand in the matter
The great falls Of llaNpronget In lap
land are the finest In Europe In point Of
volume of water and height OF plunge
combined, and so far as Europe Is cOn'
cemed, hold the same rank as Niagara
Ia North America, the Victoria falls in
Africa, Guayars Ia South America and
the great cataIicts of the khon In Asia,
Rarely indeed Is the great cataract
visited. and set 10 gaze on iis gloues
Tor five minutes would repay % true
lover OF thg wonders and forces Of
nature for add the time and trouble eX.
pended in journey from England.
Peatliter Is now made In large guam.
titles IN southern and central Sweden,
there being lbOut twenty manufactures
making IL Tor sale besides many others
simply Tor their own wants, The Swel-
ish peat-liitur iu thg markell, Is the very
best quality. and lar superior 10 that OF
other countIIys, since lt generally con'
sists Of pure splhgnum, or unieyelopud
peat.mnss without any mixture Of other
kinds Of moss rcltlltter is chiefly
used TO litter down the cattle in stables
and cow-shcds and ln the sanitation OF
towns and communities, being mere
over valuable I0r preserving food, iruit,
lowers, etc.
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Stole

ono day last week resident OF
Union missed calf from hli stable,
lu' thought II had aimply got into
Tue pasture, anu did not bother much
huoui II. Next morning, however, HE
sln mad occasion TO 60 iuto the Held
adjoining and there found the entrals
shl oiial Of the missing calf when hai
KIT, uesn Killed and carried away By
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-15
In the Land Oalce.

samuel Jones, OF Heber, wasatch
county yesterday dled application
lof homestead entry In section 80, in
township o south, range o east.
EDWARD Brown, Of Provo, yes'er.
NY hlel In the land office declnfa.
Hoh OF intention 10 reclaim 800 acre,
, west. y ~ ''''n' range
Jesse W. Fox Jr,, yesterday filed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-15

The MYsnniai St,r OF March q g. to
hand, ten days ir0m Liverpool. The
mail ioft on the steamer Campania on
Saturday evening, arriving hero %
week from the follow iug Wcduotdny
evening. This is remarkably good
service Tor this time Of the year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-15
Her Mental condition.

a Mrs. Annie Evans, residing ut
90 Main street, was 10 be- examined iu
the probate court this uGotuoyu aB 10
her mental condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-15

Thr grand jury OF the rhiti district
court Tlid o visi, Of inspection 10 the
county lnll this afternoon, hoaIyd by
Foreman BidwelI