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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-26

tn Cue lrnNlin luuft Zoo uri nr sale laEu
County, IruiofY uf Utah
lu TIE matter VI tho estate 0i Thomas Price.
deceased
order 90 show rlu4e why order 0f aNr 1f rti.
estate should NOS NC made
Iosrpu DAVIS. TuE ADNtNlsrHAroU
- uf Cue estate Of Thomas iuUcI Uu.
ceased. having SLED biz petition ECrriu duly
yCrinrdluuFIuF Tor un urlrrUI H4Iu uiin pHrf
ur nlI ut 600 reel Catttr ~ HHId docrdUnt. Tor
the purposes therein cot forth. % be- thCrr.
fore ordered Hv iHr 'udFa % aHld court, that
600 persons interested 900 thr estate Of Hai1
deceased appear before She sail Probate
Court 900 lursIaY iho iW day OF JHnr,
lsii % lH u.H'1"a u tur forenoon Of
said day. 90 Che CuGu room nl taId Probate
Cont, 90 the County Court House. Iu che CITY
auI County Uf tHlt llkv. tuu Territory, Oh
show rauHH why Hu order should not HU
granted tl she Haid administrator. tD zoo. foo
luuHh of tUu rCal ustHtH uf tHr card deceased
at public uf private ahIr as shall HU necessary.
ana that copy OF tu.a order Boz published 10
least four successive weeks Iu lUH uIaTuUr
lVNNtNu hEWa. newspaper printed sut pub.
uatod tu aaId city ana county.
Dated May |Ii, lslL
JACOB %. ULAIU
Probate judge.
uErrgE a Uuums. Attorneys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-26
NOTICE FOR EXPIRATION TIMBER



COMPLAINT ttAytNG uELN E'TTuru
Y D at tnIa once ur james 81 blum against
ue1rsC D.. Ward Cor faliuF % comply with law
Of Co Timber culture Enifr No. Iafl, dated
March l0th, Isli. uu1u tho b. ~, w. aud
~ I. n. b.. 90 section 4f, Township b.
l.auuu Q ", in alt Lake County, Utah, with .
NrN 90 tho caurrlIHt un uf sad outrF cuna
testunt aHrTiuf that GEORGE D. Ward hga NOS.
and has 10t uHuHoi forest trees. tree seeds or
ratungito De planted upon sad land tuHas
tlc ttIri year from date ~ hlH untrT. 10. from
March lOin, lFY., 10 March B. %. laii. and dii
not, ana iii mol cause my forest tree. tree
seeds or ruiuuFl 60 uU planted urun saii land
during Doe flurtn year from IHiC ~ DIE entry,
lC. from March 90. isHi Go March ioth, lsIl
aud fall failure continues f1 date hereof tho
fhld parties are hereby summoned 10 appear
ht tnia 01i. o 1n iHo iN'h DAY W June. i-at NJ
Do O'Clock u.m.t 90 respond amt furnish toaus
mouN concerning said alleged failure
Wiihia CnArwigN, BYRON 1iup,
Attorney Tor contestant Register.
Nlfr -flc fact ani date ~ service upon
The ImHer culture claimant should be- en-
durfUd ON thia uourr. aud Publication must be-
TrtnrUd 90 only whcrC personal service can.
uUt iy nod, rui that face b. established DIV nm
nfIdnyIt tHat after ustuF due diligence, 10 has
lOeu found Impossible % made personal scr
wee uUun che claimant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-26

~ us Probate C0urI bon aud fHr zaIt Lake
County, Territory 1f Utah.
In me matter Of tho Estate of 1h1mas Price,
Deceased
order 20 uhoN cause why order N sale Of real
estate should not boo made
IOsErH q. DAVIS, TtK AUMlSIsrHA.
- Tor nf the estate NJ 'thuH. lrgU, deceased,
having nled hiH petition herein, du.y Ncuued,
praying for an order Of sale of part ~
The whole % Tue ruA. estate Of sad dcCrdent,
for tho purposes therein aut forth. ItIH there.
fore ordered uy the judge OF Hall court. tl4G
all ptrHsus interested In tHn estate 90 said de-
ceased, appear before che SAID probate court
on thO ath uay of june I.ilt 40 DO O'Clock lu The
forenoon uf HHld day. 90 fnr court room uf HGit
probate court, at tUe county court anuaU,.u the
city and county 90 sole l1bot ltah Territory,
90 show cause why lu order HHlIl1 ull DO
granted Go iHu HIIu administrator 70 sell Hp
much OF Che real estate ~ thu said deceased nc
private or public sale az shall bu necessary.
and that uruUY uf iH.. order be plUUHnrl 10
lpaG four su rrrsHlyr WrUEa in she utstUII
EyIhtsu News Newspaper printed and
published boz said city and ruuDty,
Dated May 1870.
JACOB o. HLIlH.
Probate Judge.
BUEIlr & HuHHH, attorneys Tor estate.
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nrLINoueNI AssEssMENr.

Delinquent Nouco.-Last Chance Mining
Company
Location 0f principal plaeo of business, SAT-
Lake CItr Utah
Location ~ works, IRA. AlturaH county. Idaho.
~ OTiCE =TUEHE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon she following described aiork 0u
account of assessment levied ON iho 3lnd LAY
OF March, lsHl, Che several amounts oct opposite
the nance u Che respective hhurchold,rs, as
folloWH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-26

DO The Probate Court ia au1 Tor SAT- Lake
County, Territory OF Utah
in tho Matter Of the Estata OF Robert
Rocket, Deceased.
NOTICE "a HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- tlfAheth Jane Thornton, cnccutrn of
the last will aud testament Of Robert it1Utcu.
deceased. has rendered fur settlement and
0 led iu said court her nnhl account of her aI.
M Iuistrat0u n SAID estate and petition fNf
final distribution OF the resi4uo Of said estate
among the pcrsuua entitled thereto. and that
lu1aU the let day Of June, a. %. 1854. at On
O'Clock m.. nt the court room N HaId court
In the County Court House. salt iakc ely and
TOMMY Utah Territory, has been duly az
pointed 10Y The Judge OF said court. fnr the
settlement % SAID account and hearing said
petition for disunuuuon, at wnIHh tiuo and
place any pcrs In interested iu SAID estate may
apnrar and show cause, ~ any there De-. wHY
eaid account should not De settled and au.
proved and FINAL dlsuibuuon made a. prayed
dated May sch. 1924.
U y WTIUN.
Clert " Cue Probate t0utL
UyI D. Ihrk. Deputy
IuuN 50. tASSOy, Attorney
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10 tUe Third p.stutt Court OF Utah Territory
sale On Foreclosure.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

LouFuuUUow e. MANS.
Attorneys Tor riuutln
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LEGAL NOTICE

In Che Probate tUuft loo aud rr sale take
County. Icui1fF uf Utah
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In tho Matter of ,bc Estate of Paul o.
pauhuu, Deceased
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-07
Tha TropioaI Mae.

DR.. William c. Braislin shows that in
negroes the nasal canals are wider, short
er and less deep than In other races, and
thereby less protection is afforded the
lungs. The author believes that the Afri-
can nose, being adapted to tropical cli-
mate, Is not suited for the colder climates,
and that in this lies the greater suscepti-
bility of the negro to consumption and
other diseases depending upon irritating
qualities in the atmosphere.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-07
PARTICIPATION ACCOUNT.

patton Accounts has been declared payable
on and after February IL.
Deposits on or before February II draw
interest from February J. Dividends Febru.
airy and August.
This Account offers the advantage Of snv-
ing- Banks with the additional security of the
capital stock Of the company.
Legal depoSitary for Trustees, Executors,
Administrators, Guardians, Assigncc-, etc.
SAMUEL T.. COLT, President
ALBERT l.. CALDER wee Pres
y. VI. ALDERMAN, Treasurer
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-07
1901.
Providence County Savings Bank
Music Hall Building,
Pawtucket, K. /.
President, HENRY B. METCALF
Vice President, EDMUND s. MASON.
Sec and Treasurer. OLNEY ARNOLD.
DIRECTORS.

Pardon TinnRhast, " lllsu ". Park,
George l.. walker, Charles H. French,
Edwin jcnckes, arthur ". Metcai
charles y. PeTycaT.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-07
Call 10 Chicauo Accented.

WATERvILLE, Me, Feb. 7-Professor
Smaller Mathews of the history depart
ment OF Colby university has accepted
chair in Chicago university, divinity
school department
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-07
uan omeYans want Ihelr ray.

BERLIN, Feb. The chancellor Of the
German Cameroons, In a report to the
government, admits that much disconp
tent exists among the Dahomeyans be-
cause they have not received their pay.
They have suffered severe hardship
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-07
Five Score and Ten.

EAsToN, Pa, Feb 7-"Auntie" Duncan
a negress, died here yesterday, aged llt
years. She is said to have been the
daughter of an African king, aud to have
been seized by slave traders, brought 70
America and sold In bondage
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-07
Couldn't Make II PAY.

CHELSEA. Mass, Feb. The Daily Go
zette, penny evening paper, which hs
been running thres months, suspended
last night. It was edited by ex-state Sen
ator Champlin
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-07
Gotham's Unemployed.

NEW YORK, Feb. THE number oi
males out of employment in this city is
52,5y2, and of females IA, 6Ss, total Of o7.
$50. The number Of families in need q
assistance is 30 Bill
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-07
An OId Merchani,s sudden psaih.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7-P,tr Schuck, o
retired wholesale grocer 20 years old,
dropped dead while on his way to attend
the funeral OF a friend
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-07
Must Go Rank 10 Cuba

wAsHINGToS, Feb. 7.-Secrstary Car
Isle has signed writs for the deportstiop
TO Havana of l2s Spanish oigsrmsksrs
who recently arrived at Key West under
contract to work In the cigar factories
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-07
CITY SAVINGS BANK
q WEYBOSSET STREET,
PROVIDENCE, X. l.

PRESI SIDENT..............JOI II. PALMER.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
HENRY e. CRANSTON, JAMES +. GRAMS.
TON, ID. RUSSELL BROWN.
DIRECTORS:
CHRISTOPHER Lippit, Jos. u. Starkwcathcr,
Dutcc Wilcox, John II. Lady,
!. W Crooker, WIN. G.. Nightingale,
jeffrey DAVIS, ThOmBS j. Hlll,
GrOIgc W. IS. Bourn, James {. Churcn,
GEORGE X. CRANsTON, Treasurer
open daily from ~ "A. m. To ? o'clock y M.
Quarters commence January Let, April lst,
Jut 1t ana October lst; ana money de.
posted before he l7th OF these months Will
uogin drawing interest with the quarter.
DIVIDENDS January and July.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-07

The bank ~ open FOR business from
O'Clock "a. ~. To 3 o'clock y. M, and on Satur
day evenings from to o'clock for recciv
ing deposits. Dividends payable OB OF De
fore the third Monday ~ January and July
DrpU-it- made on or before the third Mon
day iu january. April, July aud October vii
draw interest on the next dividend day
not previously Withdrawn.
OLNEY ARNOLD. Treasurer.
PawtuCket, September IsJl.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-02-07
visit tn. "Picswick"
Frys want nj. IA the TnusE In

For the best tLager 1nd Liquors IN tow
Kelley Taylor. Proprieters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17

"Ol course, sought fchtt-have doc.
tofed most all the time for seven years
! was under the treatment oil five Of
the hes, doctors In the East, but none
could give me any permanent relief
They could not even check the disease,
iof II k,pl getting worse ana worse un.
III about two months and a halt ago,
when | was induced to 20 to Dfs
Shores & shores. II my condition and
suffering was extraordinary. my experi.
ence under Dr. Shores * Shores
treatment Is simply wonderful, can
hardly express my delight and grateful
ness Tor their remarkable skill and sue
cess. Their soothing treatment and
strengthening, purifying vegetable medi.
Cines have made new being OF me.
My suffering is all gone. eat three
hearty meals a day now, and enjoy
every one Of them.
II am glad to make this statement,
and | sincerity hope that everyone sui.
lerng with catatrh who reads this will
take warning from my experience
and not neglect Il nor risk injury by
i1oling with some incompetent doctor,
but 70 at once to these splendid physi-
oians-Drs. Shores & Shores--and be
cured"
MIR Hendley's case is an unusual
one, but II illustrates what the result
may be II the disease Is neglected or
improperly Treated.
Mr. Hendley's address Is Sugar House
PosIoillce, this county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
TmE rLAN IAILEp.
Adventure of - uaak President Ia the
Hands 81 Robber-.

HiLLsuORo, or, Oct. iG.-Johr
w. shutu, president OF tue First Ma.
tional Bank, was held up last nj ut ny
for NAKED mun at point thfee and
= hall miles from here. Shute was
walking alOng the ouuty road on HE
way 10 tho farm VI a friend. When the
banker reached lOLoiy spot four
masked men confronted him and or.
pofcd him 10 halt aud throw up hit
hands. Tnoy took him into n clump of
dense bru. b by the roadside anu hav-
ing buuni him, aeatched bis p1ckeis
aud took the keys Of the bank. Tiny
then under the ptnaity Of death, com.
prlled him 10 give them tue u0mhlna-
uun Of tho vault.
Two o tho men started Tor town to
tho bank, while tho others remained NJ
guarI over Mr.. 5guie. Alter tim
they returned aud saiI they could not
zel into the vault aud that Shutc had
given them tho wrong combination.
Alter considerable parloying aud many
h rnts they star ed Tor tuWu with Mr..
5uutu, but when the outskirts OF town
we're fuHuhru they tufi Ell him loose
aud disappeared. BY this time it wac
after 3 O'Clock and Mr.. Shute went t.
the reHidUncu Of j. ID. NJ rnMan, the
cashier Ut the bAuk, anu nfOusiug MIN,
tUld the story. They found tue city
marshal AID proceeded " the baug,
where tuuy uiscYvofed evidences that
the rObbgfu had buuu there, but moth.
Ing whs miSsing. oiil GERS are Oh
hunting the m u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
BURGLARS BLOODY WORK
RtT. Wolfe Fatally, and His wife
Seriously WOUNDED.
A Nightly Intruder Eaters their Hed-
reom npd Assaults the Couple
VITA . uatehaL

OAKLAED, Cal, O,t. 1G,--A burglar
ala bloody work with IA ,tohet at the
fcsidoncc Of Rev. +. T., Wolfe in Ala.
media early this m Yrnlng. Mrs. Wolfe
was awakened by the preselce VI =
man Ia the bedroom, where she aud
her husband slept. She roe up IN bod
aud was struck down with haichtt
Her husband, awakened by her cry.
attempted TO rise. He, to1, Wa. struck
down. In their struggles with the
burglar the VOTES screamed 10 tily,
afUusing their neighh0fs. Whcu succUf
came both were lying unconscious Ia
iheir bl ot-,tainsd bod,
On the II inr lay tue bloody hatchet
whore II had baen dropped by thu
escaping fobber. Mrs. Wolfe hss re-
gained consciousness ami viii prob.
ably recover, though she has ugly
wounds above tne lott esr, the SAUL
having been penetrated by each blow.
Her husband u moftaily itiurud. The
4 ade Of the hatcnot pierced his skuli
Uu the right siie, seyefing the tenn
plfal artery, ono Of his chreks h. tcf-
flbly gashci anu hia head baIly bat
tered. Mr. ana Mu. Wolfe are mii-
sionafios who latrly returned ifOm
Alaska TO rect during the winter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
Horrible Results
OF NEGLECTED OR WRONGLY
TREATED CATARRH,
The New Treatment Of Drs Shores &
shores Tried and Proven by Thous
ands to Absolutely Master this
Dread iisease in all It's Miserable
and Unsighuy Complication
Case IN Point.

Ne. Hendley Is well and hyomhly
known. and has large circle oi friends
and acquaintance. In his recent inter
view with the writer. he said
II have had catarrhal poison IN my
system Tor fifteen years, and ] ca say
from experience that when % is allowed
TO 10 ON unchecked the result is simply
horrible.
besides ordinary symptoms, my
trouble had gone so lar that the poison
was beginning to decay and destroy.
My mouth and stomach was eaten away
in patches and holes, and suffered
fearful pain and agony at all Times /
had no appetite, Of course. 70 did take
any food the misery that always followed
IN my stomach was terrible gnlwing.
burning. eating away feeling, food could
not digest, my stomach was so sore
and poisoned.
For three weeks NJ one time ] did
not swallow a particle Of food, My
tongue was so swollen could not shut
my mouth. For years all ] would dare
take In the morning was glass OF water.
The eating sores In my mouth we're ter
rIhle, and al I could DO was 20 keep
Oh poison from eating into the bone.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17

CHICAGO, O1t. l6.-Wheu tue lines
OF inc Cenirnl Traffic association in-
formed the ChIcagU-5L Paul lines that
they would not allow the latter lines 10
put In via Chicago tho same rateh a.
The $500" IL making TO the Atlantic
sea board they pu. rider on their re-
fisal Ia the shape Of a permission 10 the
Western lines 10 make tie rates by way
OF Chicsg0 and Montreal. Ihis would
compel tue Western lines 10 bring the
business from Minneapolis sand 81. Paul
and Chicago aud carry it east 10 Mont
real, trip at leasl twelve hours longer
than that over the ~ U" line. Ihs
Western liues might have some chAnc d
for the buslness u they we're SLOWED 10
out Ia \ rate icBs than The $500" ut 81,
hut a. matters stand the Western lines
viii bee compelled 70 eco the business 90
uv way OF tue - o." Haze. They will
not attempt 10 meet the rates via Mont
goal, anu would got none OF tho buSl'
ness II they did'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17

NEW YoRK, Oct. l7.-Eleolion bet.
ting has liveuei up. Phil Dryer,
hoiseman aud plunger, at this 1t. James
MOTEL last night, bet 81 900 to 81 900
with a man named Brillon that MOT
ton would be- governor. Nit. Dryer
announced anyone who wanted more
could have II. MI. Dryers bet caused
"a great deal of talk among those who
know how close he stands 10 Richard
cocker. Stephen Bmith, IN Republic
van headquarters, has pooket iuil Of
money he wants 90 bot on Morton VI
300 10 $40, Tut he found no takers. A
i,tle man with n red neoktie aud n big
diamond, announced that he wOula
uRe To bet 81 900 TO 5000 on Nathan
Strauss. A gTOuI OF brokers drinking
ut one Of the tabiea promptly accepted
tho little mans uiier, anu then offered
him $500 10 81 1000. The liltlr man
laid he had only 81 ,UOOtO bet for Book.
maker lssac Thompson, and disap-
puRred. The incident caused some
comment aud before the night was
over hall n dozen beta We're recorded.
David Gideon, horsemau, and member
NJ the hTm Of Gideon a Day, bel
81 900 at even money ON Strauss. MI,
Gideon gave Al. smith $4,000 more 10
he. against mo Wall street men NJ
even money, but later In the evening
he decided 10 rest with his first bet
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been arrested on trumpsi.up charge
nnd bulldozeI into paying $500 Tor the
assistance o. "Siiver D1ilafD Smith %
save him from the state prison. Fran.
Rel Was dlsDharg 4 without \ hearing
~ Toe polio" Justice alter tue n. ney
nnl been pHiu.
Counsel Goa called the olmmiiise's
attention 90 the registration OF pnu-
prra aui criminals released ifom
Blackwell leland. lie saiI he hal
written Superintendent Byfues CON.
cefnlug the matter Byfues replied he
had taken siels 10 bung tOJusiics those
who rcgisefei Illegally. Goa taid
900 iumates oi the wofkhouse ha1
been released without Judicial pfoceed-
Tugs.
Alter Counsel Go1 had assured the
committee, us Mr. Nose hai already
dOue, that when the time was ripe they
uid be- askcd 10 CONSIDER the ufeuses
Of tie higher oiiicislt--tho police com.
miistUnsU-Jlhn j hnson, au inmstr
OF The TumUt, was placed Ia thetwIt'
meas bHx.
lie related that when frstarrsstsi he
was lodged In tue Jtli 'sson mtrket
prison, where Keeper Leach Insisted
with curses that he mu.t engage a.
iawyer named Gattin. On two &C.
casioue The witness paid Lvaoh 81 for
tue privilege Of walking IN the corr.
ior. This was the custom. LunCh sold
whisky TO the prisoners iOr about Jour
limos It, value.
Leach was called 60 the stand.
"Do you know what perjury is2D
asked Mt. Goa.
81 DON'T" said Leach nervously.
Tho nature Of perjury was explained
10 him ana he was forced 10 ack1owi-
edge tnat he had received money ton
prisoncfH and that hr had recommend
81 Lawyer Grattin anu Boutic0st 10
pris0ners.
Chairman LeHow then succeeded In
gctting the witness 10 ADMIT tina. 10
was tue custom Of the keepers TO share
the lawyrr's retainer lee. Hut Leach
stfenuously denied ne ever sold WHISKY
10 thu prisoners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17

NEW YORK, Oct. l0-Levi T.. Nor.
ton's cuachman, JohnJ Howard, who
mas been detained at Ellie Island ~ n
contract lRb0for anu whose return to
England was ordered by Secretary
Carlisle today signed n petition fot
writ VI habeas corpus which his attUr.
uey, Bronx Plat, will pr,ssut today
IN tbs United states court. The writ
will probably be Issued, In which case
Howard will not return tomorrow M
was intended. MIR. Morton was IN
town today aud according to Mr.. Plat
Will stanJ by his man II he wishes 10
return 10 Ellorsley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
TELEGRAPHIC.
INDIANS MAINLAND.
Pima and HaTICOpa Chiefs Hold a
Conference With Gov Hughes.
ASKING FOR MS ASSISTANCE
To obtain Farms, Build Homes and
Live Like White Pcoplr, Sup.
porting Themselves.

TUCSON, Aria, Oct. IA special
from 5soaton Iudian agency rsys.
Governor Hughes, by request, met he
Pima anu MarioOpa I dians In their
council. There were twelve chiefs
ana large number Of Indians present
representing over 1000. All the ohiU'a
spoke They told the governor they
wanted farming lands Of their resefva-
llon allotted TO Themselves Ia auveialiy,
ia small tracts furnished with water ~
cultivate the same and wanted TO live
like whites, own their own homes anu
support Themselves. The governor
told them he would Sssist them NJ tn,y
dtaired Ia their tquest. The policy
u. the government was encouraging, ~
DO wanted to help tho Indians % utlp
themselves. This pleased the unieis.
Tnpse InJiana have been ffiends VI he
whites from ume immumOfisl nuu
iusny have reached nigh degree OF
ulyiiiE,tOb. They Will make a formal
DUPLICATION 10 the interior department
through their agent, J. II. Young, LOT
allotment oi lauus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
AIeHunhrr anIie sIrh.

ST. PETER nuRu, oct. TO- The
CDiJiai Messenger ,nls afternoon issued
a spuuiai eIiuOn containing the f0l.
lowing bulletin, ordered by Professor
Ley ON and Dts. Sargiohin, Popon
ard Brjamino1, issued TO-DAY after a
consultation botweeY the physicians:
"rhr disease Of the kidneys shows no
improvement. His majesty's strength
has diminished. The physicians a.
attendance hope Tor the climate ~ the
south coast of Cflmea 10 give a bene-
fetal effect upon the health OF the
carp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17
psrnhursr Promises Sensation.

NEW YomS, Oct. l7.-Dr Parshufst,
in q spusCn last uight COmmrninH ou
tue testimony ufa LrK0w wituUss that
he had received $50 rent iVr part Oi
"a, store 10 be- utou asa voting place,
aud that he hal to give SO 10 thu ,ct'
gtnnt, said there were 1, 1871 election
places In the city, 20 thai tuu "ao op"
meant $4,000, which was, however
n mere lncidsut 10 the Tammauyitrs.
al believe our friend here" said he,
pointing to one VI the seven policemen
On duty In the room, "0uf ificni Ia
tue blue coat anu brass bulionr, " ne
CARED to say ii, could answer the quss-
ton, ~ " not ,futY'
"Yus," answered the policeman, and
tho audience WAS silent with astuulsh.
meni. Then some Uns yelled, "lhfUt
cheers Tor tie pulicomaL!" aud thuJ
were given with viii.
Ia tie cuurse OF bin ~ Jeoh Dr.. Park.
hurst paid no had letter from man
ia Sing Sing which would be htAru
about ls,er, AMI which went down 20
the very marrow Of the Tammany col-
tupliou anu would make a great stnsa-
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-17

MERGED Cal, Oct. l0.-rhe MERGED
hank, watch has been doiug bus,nvs,
here since 1876, closed It's uoOrs this
morning. The failure Ia dur To tue
banks inability 10 frailzs on ils secufi-
lies. AZ yet the flicials Of the bank
have made no public statement, hut II
h known that the bank had over $780,,
900 loaned 10 merchants and fauCnufs
Of this comuuuity on which they
could not realize.