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Plans to Transform the Deserts
Into Gardens,
ON A GIGANTIC SCALE.
nlrmol Villages Recognized as
llOdel Settlements,
woRKoF UrAnrIoNErns ADMIRED
Ana Their Experience LIKELY 10 DO
Udi Erd Ia the Redemption ~ MI.
lions of Acres OF Land.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2i.-Thore are
various schemes 70 utilize tho ard
land law that was passed. at the last
session o. Congress IL gives the new
s.ales aud territories a million acres
each Of government lands, II they will
fcdutm thom.
Among tue schemes proposed 10 one
i0r tho states 10 build Irrigation bitches
with labor brought from the over.
crowded towns hui cities Of the East
sud to pay for that LABOR half Ia cash
and hali IN land TO be occupied when
the Irrigation works are completed. 10
viii, however, be- difficult 20 induce
any great number Of city people 10 10
Wtutu under auoh conditions.
IL IL proposed 10 establish a model
irrigation colony somewhere IA the
west for tho purpose Of dumOnsiratiuR
what can be done by single man In
tue way Of agriculture N his lab0fH are
properly directed. Five thousand
nyrcs OF land viii DO taken IN some
incalliy convenient 20 water nhd tfana.
luftnu0n facilities ana one hundred
iufmefH placed on 10 with farms OF from
twenty TO forty acres each. fhoy will
be- ofgsuizgd ON tho village scheme ~
adopted by tho M1rmous, In order 10
avoid the objections that peHpIo in
ihickly portions OF the country
invariably raise when they are rec.
ommrnded 10 20 West. Tho farmers
viii live In village with schools Gnu
churches Just as convenient us they
lave them la Ohio Up MaFsapbus.tfs
anu have tnelr tarng aud store nous o.
90 their farm when will not be- mJrB
Than three miles away at lattuUst.
Their wives and children will have
lionty oftOciety, anu there will be- n
store established by the association NJ
which thuy can procure At reasunIbls
pricta everything they need. Thia IL
tho plan suggested by Brigham Young
nud has proved 10 be very effective in
keeping the Mormons Contuntod hud
happy anu Ia promoting education and
adherence to tho doctrines OF the
Cuufch.
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iincut was fret moved, Eas ben
evolved by the Hamilton Railway
company, " Hamilton, Ont, an aas0.
citation Of Canadian and Uuitod States
capitalists. Their scheme Is 10 bull a
net WORK Of failwnyg, steam and
electric, radiatlng from Hamilton ana
connecting with the more important
cities ana towns Of western Onuu0,
the main object being 10 divert trade TO
Hamilton, while tho Interior object BE-
best explained In letter from an on.
Ger " tue company who arks that HE
name DO not revealed at has time. lie
tuys;
1--WE Intend To build q nrs. cla.s
roA1 and connect NJ WooIs,,os, ru-
rJuiO aud other POINTS With The Can.
adiar Pacific railroad. The electrical
part Of the system Will likely be- lines
TO Berlin und Guelph, AMI on these
ROAD beds ami gtsJlants VIII he fully
up to the flis,.o ass steam railway re-
quifUmuuts.O
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FROM A BLOW OR FALL.
Verdict Of the coroner, Jury In the
Case VI Young 4 rudyr', Death.


John Frederick Zuonder, a young
msu 20 yoaIs Of age, formerly OF Cen,
,srville, bat who has recently lived
with uis mother, two sisters aui three
brothers on Paxton avenue on Tenth
south between First aud Second West,
Ia this city, lied yesterday under CIR.
cumstancus when the coroner deemed
suiiiciUnuy mysterious u require au
official itqIify to clear up 10 the satis-
faction u uimseli anu tue vuulic.
Tho investigation ELECTED tho fact
that Hsgntrr met with fail at the
C0ukiing Stamping mill on Thursday
evening auJI, quitting time. Tue
hrHtiutmauOnit ~ appears tuat wac
made as 10 his iuiuTitu was given Uy
himself 10 MS mother anu sis,ufs on
MS return from work about 1880 u.m.
Tue only indication o. external injury
was an iusIguingAut auraslol on lhr
back Oh Que ul The Anuia aud a slight
swelling aui uiauDiyfaiiou In tho e..
giun OF the ltft car. Hu intimulpu la
a casual way 10 bis mother and fistur
that hu had Tall while working with
wheel barrow near tue edge Ui an rm-
bankmOutu VI pit. 10 Is thought tuat Lr
struck on me heai anu that probably
nc was rendered unconscious, that he
remained bC Tor a bTief pufiuI aud IL.
gained sens ,Uility auu eEiIlualeu him.
self tr0m toe PIC AS no also said some.
thlng about remembering thRt tue fifsl
distinct recollection VI his IllshRp came
~ aim while sitllug IN Humi.c0m.
atoso condition ON Gao SPOT In question.
His sister suys that his condition diu
not appear 10 DO suoh as 10 excite fu,.
plciOn or alarm anu ho retired 20 bed
without q dUgtUr being called Ia ur
cOntultati0u. Early yesterday mora.
lug, however, II was discovered tnRt
he was tiuking very last anu upuyBiuiau
was NJ oucu summoned but before hl,
arrival the unfortunate young man
hal breathed his last.
Coroner Taylor learned OF the case
aud had the bOJy removed duuns the
afternoon q tue undertaking parlors
OF Sleeves 4 sons, where last evening
"A jury was summoned aud began M
investigation into tho cause OF ueath.
The Jury went QUE 10 tue Hampliup
works aud looked over tho gfouud aud
an adloursmo was taken uulil this
forenoon.
An autopsy was also held today
under tue direction Of Dr.. Plummer
nnd tho jury, alter hearing all the
evidence IN tue case, returned "a Yer.
dict 10 the effect that the deceased
came 10 his death from intoE.cranial
OF tue brain caused by ia.
.urg TO the skull either by blow or |
tan, but which to the jury Is quite un |
known,
The funeral OF the young mau will |
be- mold from the Fourth ward meeting |
house tomorrow Sunday, beginning |
81 L. O'Clock noon.
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Tho nids opened nnd tho rropositlnns
nndo rubiiC

Nuho Enhiit
WASHINGTON, Nov. 90 Tho BIDS of
the new issue OF S5O.UOO,uJl, o per cent
bonds were opened tluuy. Toe main
nd was by syndicate bankers, Of New
York. London, Philadelphia aud Boo.
ton, and was Tor S50OYOtlJ sliU..
sYs. ihn bidders Included Diesel,
Morgan d Co.; United States TflBt
Coz aud large Now York baubg.
A. ls:iO large number bankers
and repr sontativcs OF the prtss had
assembled 70 hear the bids Uuauncrd.
The reading OF the bids closed go 1861
pm The aggregate, iay.uIlur nltu
tho bids % DVxul, Morgan * Co..,
amounted 10 abJut sl6j, HlD.UJJ, or
counting only enc Of their bids, 10
SOB, 100000.
The my million syndicate bid pro.
yidos that forty million hfc TO be- de-
livered nt New York, three million nt
Bast3n, three million NJ Philaicl.
pnia, two million NJ Chicago, anu two
million al san Francisco. rno bid is
msio by United sniob trust company
OF New lUrhi DroSel, MORGAN q co.
OF Now larH, TIE Firit National bank
OF View York, anu Harvey Fisk &
sons. They add that tie following
nnriioa ere Interested with them IA tue
} int uiti
Dtzel & Co., Philadelphia; !. s.
Morgan q Co., L5uioI; National
Bank ~ Commerce, Chasu National
Bank, Fourth National Bank, National
CITY Bank aud Hanover National
Bank " New iOtk; Flrst National
Bank, Chicago; Mutual Life lnsui-
aancc Co.. Now l0rk; Gallauu National
Bank, Now YORK.; Atorchautsi National
Bans, New York; Manhattan com.
pahy, New YORK; Morton, Bliss q Co,
Nuw f1thi Hoiaelback. Cuaoineiuier
Y Co., New fort; J. a X. wommur,
New lors; J. Suligman d Co., New
YORK. Nermilge Il Co, New York; H.
>. Smilh.rs a Co., New York; I'D.
wards, sweet & o., New YORK;
kou'z Bros, New York; Laidlow q
Co., New York; B0wcTing Savings
Bank New York; knickefb0cktr
Trust Co., New York; Greenwich
savings BANK New YORK.; Cooper,
hr"lt q Co., Now York; a. D.. Emo,
New York; A. Orr, Brooklyn Savings
banhj Brewster Cobb O. Etarf00k,
bOstoni Wlnslow, Lanier * CO.;
b1fokiyn Trust Co.., T., kIllius, M0nc
q Brother aud Blake Brothers a Co.
Toe uorOnd ryndiCato bid by the
same parties was submitted for the full
s1l, OUhOOl, all or none, at SHOOT,
being "A shade below per cent.
The Total amount Of bond bids, &c.
cording 10 the revised treasury figures
Ia slbi,a7O,9 800. The syndicate BID nf
the United states Trust Co., Morgan a
Go. aud others, % take tho whole issue
or none ut ll7.77 lie exceeded
by only sboutten millions by the othsr
bids. No award has bren made, but
IN view Of tue offers received ID 10 re.
garde1 ~ not unlikely that tho syndI.
cato may get the whole issue.
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She Obtained a Divorce

Anna H. Nielsen Va Harold Edward
Nielsen was the title OF sui, for
divorce heard before Judge Merritt thls
morning ON the grounds VI deserlion
aud failure totupporJ.
HI. n. WHIrOus was the plalntIl,s
attorney,
The marriage took place at Chlcapo,
lllsr ON October l6th, 1855. INC
parties had resided in this city some
riEht or ten yeats, aud in October.
1901, Nielsen LETT his wife anu ha. moi
wucg resided with nor There are no
children. Plaintiff, in addition 10 tao
gecrto OF divorce, asked that her
maiden name, Anna IL. Johauaou, be-
restored 10 huT.
The prayer OF the petitioner was
nrauIVI after ,ho taliug VI testimony,
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Three boys whose names nfu james
Hilton, Joseph Hilton, anu Samuel
Fisher appeared before Commissl9nyr
BRENNAN this morning to auawcr o
charge u mal.oiously breaking win.
uows Ia tao conservatory OF AloE.
Il.quhDd1, u1iuE dHma.u thereby 10
tno amount OF 81 Fisher was called
upon 10 pay the s. uum4g5, Aud tue
costs, amounting 10 so, were divided
ut'woen thu trio. Fsu0r paii Vi; tho
other Two were taken 10 tue shurifi's
,lllcei but the molvy was ultimately
IlIaNl.
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wORiS ora DAuINa oANG.
Attempt to burn snd sucl, rourin
Texas

Texas
HAILrTsvuLE, 1oxRa, Nov. 3D.
Tue dotalls OF tuu attempted burning
hui sacking Of the town Shiner are al
hand. just before daylight on ThuTs.
Jay morning tue citizens were Awak.
on,d By "A terrible explosion. Hun.
uftds were on tuoir feet Instantly, but
when they reached the point, one
block from the business center, they
Iluni themselves looking TO tho
muLlisu oi slx.shoOters anu Win.
ch'uIots. Just two hours later the
business uortion OF the town was In
ashes. Nine buildings were burned.
The loss 10 one hundred thousand dol.
lafs. The work was done by daring
gang.
A freight train passed Immediately
after the lro and a lot Of mru boarded
u ana rode away. Sheriff H0uohin
lrl1 here ~ soon hA possible with blood.
hOuuds. He returned with Jour tough
loohiug tTgmpe, vino refuse u give
thrir names. Two OF thcm nave been
Identified by Sinner people BH tue men
VINO Kept thum back with slX.ahootorr.
Tue hhiuer people arc greatly excited
ana hundreds surrounded the shUrtiii
Nhun no marched the Jour pris0ueis
thiongh HNlio,s7llie streets % the all.
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Zoo honor % her deceased hui band. who,
When living, was brilliant lum nary
m TIC astronomical world. Mrs. Poo
TOT finally B i'"t.d from personal OH
HgrvaliOn aud oxrerlm nj the summit
NJ Mount San Miguel. Contributions
ior 'lnsiructi % are asked from all civ
lIIlri na'ioue, as we'll aa governments
auu iuiiyidu J..
TINS practical reasons FOR the srler.
Ton OF NJ unit San Miguel by Mrs.
Prooiorafc tho roGiafkabl. rlelfncss OF
lhe ntn1tpl ere, the rtcd0m n that
local.ty from fore aud the uurqu lied
rumhur OF ClouIless nights anu days.
IL IL pOsitivfIy naserted that nowhere
on The globe do TIC same conditions
obtain.
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Early Morning Blaz..

Tho tru bells rang Out .hortly after
two O'Clock Iuis morning aud in very
short ogaef the IRE lSuIiel had rolled
ir1m the hunks ia which Tury newer
slucl ur rather ma which thoy always
sleep win one oyo open, Iutu thta
hEhtug clothes and were onto the
HiFcci headed Tor tlu iJuLHiugs block
toiIar houte Ou Fllst SCUM stTget, "a.
tue rcar oi when q small tiazB, uma.
mating lr ga Pile OF rutUisn, was
louhd lEhtlug up tho premises. The
hHiucs we're quickly oSuuguislo!. Tlu
iusH In MA.
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Snelnl Purity.

= social party has beon arranged by
the young people OF the Tweuty-ars.
ward to be neld In the ward meeting
house ON wednesday night next, Nov.
@5th-IhnnksSivlug uye-io whluh ali
the members Of tho ward nave uepu In.
vited' The ward OTohustta will fu,.
nish the musc tor thu occasion, In
tho afternoon OF Thanksgiving dav.
Nov -3.hi commencing al / O'Clock
all tue children Of the ward will enjoy
aslmllar entertainments Parents arc
invited,
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JUDGE MERRlTTS ORDERS.
The Usual Saturday Motions Dis.
posed VI this Morning.

Chief Justice Merritt this morning
listened to a number Of informal mo.
tlons, with tho results given in tue
following oaseE
In the case OF Brunnoll va Angel
default aud judgment were entered,
$50 beias allowed as an attorneys fee.
Thompson Va Msau. Default aud
judgment
Ulal National Bank Of Ogden VS. T..
A. n. franklin Demurrer aud mo
ton withdrawn and consent to indg.
ment given,
Board Of Education VI Salt Lake
pges-sd Briok Co., et vi, Ogdor untvruI
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Banquet 10 lIr. Gawlips.

The prominent Democrats Of The
city have been busy during a coneld.
cradle part Of toduy In making ar
rangomonts fora banquet which IL to be
tuud1fuu Delegate Rawnus at the
knutsfJrd tpuigIt PRIOR " ms depart.
uru Tor Washington, .or which place
no viii leave tomorrow.
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BEDFORD, Ind, Nov 2i-fn the
Circuit court here the Jury, after being
cut fifteen minutes, returned verdict
NJ guilty in the case against John
kehoe, Of Hancock, Michigan, Tor on.
tering a horse at Bedford fats under an
assumed name AMI out OF his class.
hohoo was sentenced to the psnituu-
tiAry Tor Que year.
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ihu Iuulic arc given cordial IN.
vi.siion 10 chow tnti; appreciation o.
.ud Iund euu0ufagguuut 10 Az iu
lHh. Tue price Of admission has
been placed o. low gs pIacacaUirtu aud i-
Tagged only with view 10. cJycuu.
tu1 actual expenses necessary 10 U.u.
duugllg tue exhibition,
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The Chrisiy Divorce Suit.

Hymn ChHtISit0m whom his wife,
RIsa Cuusty, obtained divorce by
debut on October -7.4, has hlrd %
mouou boy his attorney, Feed T.. Sic.
Quinn, Ia tao Third district court. tu
srt aside thc decree, iu wuicn some
Sensational charges are made. The
muIon b. based upon charge " fraud
huu imIOslllOn 90 tue courl, The ~
tort % have tho decree set AsiIo h the
result 0i an order Of court which has
Ucun served on Nit ChTisty, Hquirlug
MIN 10 show cause why hr should not
Go punished for contempt Tor failing to
pay Mfr. Cnrisiy $500 alim0ny, ne ui-
luctcd Uy tho decree. Chrsty claims
that the steps taken by his divorced
vile 10 force MIN 90 pHy the almuuy
are 10 violation Of "a private stipulation
with her by when he agreed &. make
40 defense against the application Tor
divorce.
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RAILWAY PROJECT.

One IN which United states aud Can.
ndian Capitalists are Interested.
NEw Houl, Nov. 24.-A special
dispatch from Buffalo to the Euening
Pot says;
One OF the largest Canadian RAILWAY
p.9!soia hince the scheme Of tue Can.
sI'Ah FAolhI railway acrpia tho con.
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That Mandamus.

The mnndamus proceedings in.
shtuIed by Registrar MoCuue, OF Juab
county Against Territorial Secretary
&, &. Rlchurds, anu the hearing ia
which was To nave taken place today.
have teen continued until tho return
Of Judge BartCh from Beaver.
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InE LAnoEsT IN rmn wenLn


SAN DEuO, Gala, Nov. "A pro.
putidIn 30 now well under wnv Ia
erect Oh Mount San Miguel, about rs
miles from this city, an observatory
WIN the lgfgeat telescope 10 Tic world.
Ah observatory Ia which an civillzsti
nhhonu shall have not only "a scisntifIc.
Out financial interest. The nrbrus
ut met reading h no Hlupundous that ii
Hppeafe visionary. Negotiations have
1ben going on Tor several ye.fa npd
naYe reached a stage where II was i'm.
l0'sihlo " longer keep tho matter a
secret.
a has been known for years that the
Vile Of Sir Richard a. Proc,or has
.sen dealrOus VI founding a memoriai
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NEW York, Nov. Reserve, I'm.
ccieasr, $500 66U; l1aus, decrease, So
V'AdUOi specie, iucttaso, sl,b8G, 400;
Ehl tenders, increase, SSH, lUU; d,.
puzzle, decrease, S2,l76, 200; circulation,
uuieef'as', $4,000. The ueuEs hold 500.
w 90 IN excess OF rquigUments.
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CHICAGO. Nov. 2i.-Goncral Thos.
H. kugrf, who succeeds General Mel.
tuI A. Miles aa commander Of tho do.
pAflment OF tho Missouri, arrived here
Jay from San Francisco. He was
accompanied by his wife aud daughter
ana Major Charl0H u. Lyman.
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suE cor TmE MONEY.
How mrs. Coiion Pooled u Hank ami
Got Law suit,

BAN FRAECIsCo, Nov. 2i.-The
First National Bank, through Samuel
q. Murphy, its president, has sued Mrs.
Cotton, widow " the late railroad
mnguate, DAVID Cotton, for IS, $50, The
complaint merely states thatMu. Cotton
IL indebted 10 tue bark In the sum
named, but behind the suit IL IA story
that tevOlves around the sale Of the
Cotton manaion ON Mob Hin to q. r..
Huntington.
When the Southern Pacific president
decided 10 purchase San francisco
residence, A. n. rOwne recommended
the Cotton mansion on Mob Hin. The
relations between the Huntingtons and
Mr1.Colton weTenol cordial, aud all the
negotiations were conducted through "A
third party. Mrs. COueu was nnally
offered S475,00O Tor tho property, and
upon the advice Of her friend aud
banker, President 5. G. Murphy OF the
Frat National Bank, sho accepted the
offer.
Recently, Mrs. Cotton desiring 10
close her account with the bank found
that $500 OF the funds had been with.
held. Sne wGa told that $3.50 was
commission due President Murphy on
the house sale. biT Cotton refused 10
recogni2s this claim, but tito bank held
the money. Then tho lady hit upon a
plan TO get II. Her checks were always
hOnOred, ~ she drew one Tor SS,O8I,
leaving n small balance Of S5l6 as a
ruse. Tho amount WIS paid, anu later
the caahier wrote her that payment had
been made through misunuerstand.
lug, demanding It's return.
Mrs. Cotton laughed amiably and
kept the money. The suit ia INC
superior court II tic outcome Of the
banks uusuColssiul efforts 10 recover
the sum.
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Slowly pYIng.

Nowa received from Fort Douglas
laie this afternoon was to tho effect
that Private Fred Nelbsrgall was still
alive, Uut Iuat be was "sl0wly dyiug,O
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RIsING IN AKmENIA.
Trouble May ne i.oni, cd for Ia tho Dis
trirt OF tho Massacre.

C0NsrNTISOrLE, Nov. 2l.--A riairg
against tho IurEleh Tuio 10 reported
from Van, Armenia, IN which district
the recent masHRcfeH occurred. The
outbreak 10 said 10 be due 10 the failure
OF lao Porte 10 convey tho Armenian
national assembly 10 elect now uatrl.
arch Ia succession VI Mgr. ATohniklru,
VINO resigned IN consequence OF the
dispute with The IutkiBh government.
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authorizing the clerk TO rpy certain
[ amount 10 Boutwell, g. MtC .naushy.
Kate NJ. ILL. ira Va ID. J.. Tarpuy ct
81. Order Withdrawing uumuTr1r by
consent.
WIN. n. Grant W. Aim, $. KcnIau
| u nL Default ami judgment COR
/ sjiiI0; 3j1. ~ attorneys fsts.
III, q. 5uurtul it, W II. n. CLARK
90 o. Oricr UqIifiug piainun 90 file
IDul1 Of sou, us security Tor costs.
Defendant allowed Eve dag sAitur bling
Of bond % plead.
Lrua a. Hauswlrlh W. John Haus.
WIN; divorce motion fDr nImuuy.
Heating rouuuuJI tiil December -.
boniu v. Tyler W j. W. ryICg
uivUico. Order iur publication sun.
mons un fll .Hvtt.
Chase We MUynu ,tol Default and
ueCftu % oteC,usuru. Attorney lee
U sljI allowed.
J, N. Cochran W. Nat NJ. Brigham.
OfuCr that uIuiuul file uuuI as SECURITY
TOT clslsi stay entered peullug sauu.
Fanny Perkins We tho foriiuth
school District Fen days additional
Time allowed % answer
). r. Hickman W. J0auph BiIdir-
come ut al Dsmusrg, UyeTluluI b.
consent.
Joseph Conlon We tho Uah Under.
ukiuE Go. Demurrer sus. IuH. :
p'niutn allowed % amend Wst1Httr.
bcirtunnis ven five days 300 winch
10 answer amended complain.
Aunlu q. Kern We Martin ID. Kern,
divorce. AiuliUu uf defendant JOS .ei.
mission o. SEQ Ills child no uC nd aud
UvsfIuIuJ.
Harry Mlllolt vs tbeOi jordan d.
HAIruH Mining e.. Dsuiuu.
q. G. Smith W James r. CIasuay.
Motion Of puiuIin Tor appointment %.
receiver argued, The court directed
lnhi the plaluui pr coed 10 wind ur
thu iutlfa %. tue nusiu,Fs uau IquI.
date, without u0uis-by clnsrut OF thc
par,ic. Duy anu street represented
thg platinum and Judge uOwat the
Defendant.
EsrSCIlOS MATTER
Tho iufuys hearing Of tue inIuuc.
lion tui. d. Oauu A.. Arnold W Il. NJ.
j hua anu Goo Big CultIuw 1I Power
o.. was called uu this morning no tho
conclusion 20 tlu usual uaiIUus. TUa
lnc.7 were stated iu lat saufIaff
NLws, tho point 40 issuu being ,uo 10.
snvuiiNe rights o. Tao iHfiIys 90 tUt
watcu OF tue Big Cottonwood canyon.
Tue casu was submitted 10 tLU CUuit
alter argument.
lhu Injunction restraining the de-.
'enluut itDu iutefioriu. with plain.
iu'1 work on tue dam wac ordered Co
'rmnIn Ia force; that rgsitnlulug the
pHiuul ltum proceeding with tue
t3i., 1I tho ground " truiplss on
ue,'naulpE land was Ii-s0.veI.
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nalIro.a EmpIogs. chansa no a..

AhNf"Hu Employ ~ AhohEn no udH.
IUEBLA, Mexico, Nov. 2l-E. A,
White, formerly general passenger
agent OF the Mexican Central, has
been appointed general passenger agent
" tho Mexican Inter Oceanic; w. j.
Parker, formerly agent Of the Mexican
Central nc san Ffauoisco has been an.
pointed general freight and passenger
agent oil the Mexican, Cuernavaca A
Pacific road; j. IA. Kahn, formerly
chief engineer Of tho Mexican Central
hos been appointed chief engineer of
tns Mexican lnlHr OstHni0,
The Durham daily globe., 1894-11-01

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