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apply TO the claims of respondent. 1t
was "a Case in ejectment and the Court
simply ruled that defendants were not
entitled TO have the value of the i'm
provements put upon the premises by
them deducted from the damages, be-
cause il does not appear that they
hold "under color of title adversely
TO the claims of the plaintiff in good
faith"
Green Bubble, Wheat. l. a
case of ejectment il a statutory pro
ceeding aud does not involve Partition
or any equities of Partition, and we
fail to see its bearing
DothaZe V Stuart, s. Miss 251, Is a
case unuer the statutes Of Missouri
which gives to the defendant in the
ejectment the right to recover the
value of improvements made by him
in good faith before notice of the de-
feet of title.
However, this Supreme Court of
Hawaii has heretofore in this cause of
partition decided that the rules and
principles of equity govern and are
applicable to causes of PARTITION.
There is no lack of authority for the
proposition that in cases OF PARTITION
a Court of Equity, proceeding upon
| the ground of its general equity Jurls'
diction, administers It's relief eT deqnO
ct bono, and by its decree adjusts the
equitable rights of all the parties. II
Story, Eq. Jur. Sec. $50 b. For ex-
| ample, where one joint owner mas put
improvements on the property, either
| the part so i'm proved will be assigned
| to him at the value of the land with
| out the improvements or cOmpensa
ton will be adjudged to him. (Hall
| V. Paddock, q y. J. Eq. Bill Again,
such part of the land as may be more
advantageous to one of the parties on
account OF it's proximity to his other
land or for any other reason, will be
allotted to him if it can be done. The
equitable principles apply and have
controlling efftc unless there IS a
positive statute rule to which the
Court must conform.
Cochran ". Shoenberger, SO Fed.
Rep. 397.
We find no error in the Commits
sioners taking into consideration the
natural lay of the land and the
occupation of parts by the parties.
Location and availability are eqult
able grounds for setting apart Ger
tain portion to a particular party. The
commissioners found that it was rs
tually advantageous to p aintIff aud
defendant that each should be award
ed a portion contiguous to its own
plantation. a consideration Of the
lay IF the land was not improper so
far as it took into consideration the
fact of adjoining ownership. 1t was
competent for Commissioners,
having divided the land iuto two
equal portions, to consider this fact of
adjoining ownership in determining
which portion should be given to the
plaintiff and which to the defendant.
Equal half parts does not in such
| case mean equal acreage acre for acre,
| but it includes value, location, avail
ability and contiguity.
The Commissioners have made a
fair and just partition, and it is sus-
tanned, and the exceptions are over
ruled, the decree affirmed, and the
cause is remanded to the Chief Justice
to complete the partition.
f. NJ. Hatch for pet TONERS; A. ;.
| Hartwell, G.. w. Ashford for respond
| ents.
Honolulu, July II, 1894.
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New Goods received by every packet from
Fresh California Produce by every steamer. All
Goods delivered to any part of the city free Of
gnarautaad Post Office Pow No -
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Landlord Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that on THURSDAY July Goth,
1894, there will be sold at the auction
room of Jas F. Morgan, on account of
non 2vment of rent due me from
Geo. Fook, Yum Fai, An Lai and All
Wo, doing business under the title OF
Sonora Restaurant Company" Nuuanu
street, the following goods which were
dlstrained for rent due, viz:
s Tables, Meat Safe, % Chairs Lamps,
Bench, lot assorted Crockery, lot Kitch
Ell Utensils, Counter, ? Clocks, : Box
Cigars, Spoons, Knives and Forks,
Filter, . Bags salt, etool, Brooms, etc.
esE be above goods will be sold on
the above date, unless rent and all rea
sonable expenses are paid before said
date. Mrs. NJ A. GRAY,
BY J. L. NOLAN, her attorney.
Dated Honolulu, July 6, 1894.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale !
CONSISTING OF THE
Following Properties,

buildings and premises on the
southeast side OF Kekaulike street, makai
of King street. Have a frontage of
~ 7. 10 feet on the street. Lease for
sly so per month. Buildings are insured
for 5000.
2-Building and premises on the
southwest side of Hotel street, between
Maunakea and Kekaulike. Have a
frontage of 90 feet on the street, a depth
of 66 $40 feet on The Waikiki side and
5O% feet on the f va side, and contain
an area of 6611 square feet. The pre-
misses lease for $32 so per month rent
PAYABLE monthly in advance. Lessees
paw water rates and for repairs. The
Buildings are insured for $1,000 at the
lessees expense and in case OF
the destruction or damage of
the bulldogs by fire, the moneys
received in respect of such insur-
ance are to be laid out in rebuilding ur
reinstating the same, and in case suc!l
moneys shall be insufficient for such
purpose, the deficiency Is to be mad
good by the lessees A good sidewalk
with a granite curb has just been laid ii
front of the premises.
3-House and premises on the north
West corner of Hotel and Kekaulike
LAND on Sheridan street, at Kalia,
makai OF and adjoining the premises OF
Mr.. John w ight. This property has a
frontage OF 926 feet on sheridan street
and an area OF II 5000 acres. Leases
for $3.50 per annum. there are a large
uumher OF cocoanut trees on the land.
The windmill and flume on the pre-
ni-es OF MIR u \. Wilcox on the
upoosite side If the street with right OF
water 20 with his land.
piece of land at Kapiwai, Pauoa
Valley, containing an area OF D 2-1O
acres and comprising taro land and kula
III land is finely situated near the head
of the Valley and .mmands a beautiful
view OF the harbor. Leases for $40 per
anpum.
6-Lot on the southeast side OF Liliha
street, near the corner of Kuakini, hag-
ing a frontage of 90 feet on said street
and an average depth of 100 feet. This
lot is number OF the Ka;iu Tract and
contains an area OF 4875 square feet.
LAND at Puiwa, Nuuan1 Valley,
mauka of Hanaiakamalama, Queen
Emma's old residence; area 3 77-10O
acres. Dry and tarO land. Rents for
500 per annum.
S-.aro land at Haunla, Koolauloa
Oahu near the mauka side of the Govern.
menU Road. Area l l5-lO0 acres.
Titles perfect Warranty deeds will be
given to purchasers. Deeds TO be a
purchasers expense. Apply to
J. NJ. NONSARRAT,
Cartwright 81 ck, Merchant Street.
373H-tf
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The report Of Commissioners for the Part-
10, of Ia, do i in the nature Of n YER
dict OF Jury or a decision OF Judg''
without d ~. ana shou d not be set
aside as against the evidence, un ess
the evider &c clearly shows error IN
fact, and that the Commissioners do
not follow the evidence produced before
them.
Partition is not a statutory proceeding and
a Court of Eqritv has jurisd ctio", and
the equitable rights and principles gov
erning partition apply
The Law of the land contiguity, value, loca-
ton AMI availability and occupation
are among the equities applicable 10
partition.
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Notice.

IRON THIS DATE, B. F. HOF
l. facker il atone authorized
to draw drafts or 10 give ord
ers for merchaud disc or sup
plies on behalf of the Hawaiian CONNER
cial and Sugar Company.
THE HAWAIIAN COMMERCIAL AND
SUGAR COMPANY.
&. a. SPRECKELs,
General Manager.
July IS, 1894 3759-l0t l06S-2t
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Exc
- cution, issued out of the District
Court, on the 10Th day of June, a. d 1894,
against Chong Kim Tai, defendant, in
favor of Kan Loi, plaintiff, for the
sum of $3.50 81, L Lave levied upon and
shall expose for sale at the j. A
Hopper's Warehouse, in the District
of Honolulu, Island of Oahu, at II
o'clock of THURSDAY, the I'd day OF
august, A D. 1894, to the highest bid
Ter, all the right, title and interest of the
said Chong Kim TAI, defendant, in and 10
the GLOWING properly, unless said judg-
ment, interest, costs and my expenses
be previously paid.
List OF property for sale:
One handred and Sixty-six bags OF
Paddy, stored at the warehouse OF J. a.
Hopper. E. q. HITCHCOCK,
Marshal.
Hon ,Ir1Ir1. J,1Iv 81. 1894 S72Q ~
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Keep yOur friends abroad post
ed on Hawaiian affairs by sending
them copies of the HA WAIAN
cara TIE, semi weekly.
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In the Supreme Court of the Ha'
Waiian Islands.
MARCH TERN, 1894.

THE HAWAIIAN COMMERCIAL AND
SUGAR COMPANY W.. THE WAI-
KAPU SUGAR COMPANY.
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BEFORE JUDD,C. j., BICKERToN, j. AND
CIRCUIT JUDGE WHITING, SITTING IN
PLACE OF MR.. JUSTICE FREAR,
DISQUALIFIED.
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Elao Moula, A. n. Rioigh, Charles
W. Penf0ss, Angus 81. Cannon and
ID. o. Brniun.
Their topics wore the caro- Of the
p1.f, tie necessity Tor closer heed 90
proper c1un.ei the ndvlsabillty OF aug-
gsaiing to some Of tue poor people "
the city the pr1ufleiy of moving 60 the
county settlements, where there is
mnrically boo want, where living IL
much cheaper, nuu whore they VIII De-
Ia H leItcr position O. hrip themselves;
tne necessity OF adapiiu oursel,es 10
sll couiril.g ibu nee OF providing
employment l0r the iilt, tne rru. q
meus of cheCHiug the gfIw.
los to dcucy toward discoutent uui
lawi,H. uess; thc exercise of l'.C0utfoi
ami charity under tue present exciting
conditions; tur proper usr Of the
nu hority % the Priesthood toward
Influencing others f1r gl i tHr ue0Us
sity OF lefHunlnH contention uui stri.o
iu I'D dire tuu., fuH urHI uf pXpuion
10 settle all 0hligs Uu; tne danger
nttunilus indlsUrulUg charity; too
need ~ Developing 900 productive O..
source; tur enc ufs rmuUt lf home
indusir es, t.U proper performance
OF t.c work Tor Che u.HI. auI tine folly
Of ovClllusiug tue necessity OF most UI
the people being lr0iucur.
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Scattering T. Mt. schinness, Rspubli-
can, ~ elected.
Coroner-H. y. Aadorian, 3gl,
Republican; J. II. Eccicl I, J.. LlcW
ullyr, I.
JUSTICE OF THE rEAcE ARD cos.
nrAuLL.
AsJustlco of tho uelce aul clnslablt
The illlOWi . were elected Tor the
precincts named;
Castle Gatt-Jusiicc, n. y. World.
COtstuble, Clover LOWS.
Helpct-Ju.tior, Peter Smith. Com
stable, J "a. Brady.
Minnie MauI-lUsilrs, A.JRIuell.
Constable Ffluk Smith
Prce-Ju.ilre h.. W. Mcintyre.
Cun'tabls, h.. Anderson.
StuhelI--JuNlcc-- Hy wilson. Con.
stable, O.. J.. Jensen.
npfink Gleu--Ius,ICt, j. NJ Miller.
Constable, Al. SimmI1.
Wellington Justice, h. lesson. Con.
stable, IS. n. G,uudrr.
winter Quarter Justice, = s. ilr-
fitun. Constable, Jusuph Lpvcrdgc.
COUNTY SEAT AT rRiCE.
The votes cast fog llc1iion OF c1unty
scat were as follow; Puos 2i5, Helper
Us, SgOiisid 90. Wellington J..
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BAsAtr, May BON May lot there
was born TO Brother j. II. aud Lena
Berg, tviuf--a boy aud agifl. Mother
ana tho babes doing we'll; the father
is much pleased with the now comufs.
Died 90 thiu place, May End, uf
dirhthcria. Burton Firth, aged 10
years aud months lie was tho s0u
Of L1reuEl ]. aud ID. Firth, and was a
Promising youth. the th0uk Dr. severe.
ly tcit by the family aud hstt Of
ifivnds, VINO deeply sympiihize with
the bgreaytd. rur iutufmeut took
place today, May 8fI, iu the new
burial grounds, % being thu nrtt burial
there. There wa large hsaembiarc
present. Brother solomon Edwards
was the speaker aud Brother John
GrJli offered tue dcIicat0fy prayer nj
the grave.
si.tur Jane Hcso, eldest daughter Of
Brother MUrOui aud Emily Hess, u a
vlcum OF throat HIsousp. Mf. Winks
IN another. The ll|cti0u seems 10 bo
seeking the old .uias ne well a. the
younger once. We hUuo that ia the
time VI WARMER weather the plague
wall be suu1url.
Tho weather has been very cold
aud stormy. Some snow has fallen at
nights, but today is much nuUr. There
was not much May DAY walking more,
us 10 suOwvI.
Bishop A. o. Ingelslr0m has deemed
10 wIso 90 Cl0so sunday school aud
meutingu during this prevailing siCk.
ucsa among families. LusDoSlE,
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Fences are made from corn STALKS, i0.ut
or slough umss, aud tJIu uiska.
Roadway ami walks are maIs from
broom corn, sugar cane uuI D. Fyptinu
corn, with corn silks mtfmiuelsi.
The tte0H ore made from golden Dt.
Cabbage aud tomato patches were
made 0f sage brush, hops and lupvIurs,
utc. Suvuuty.nve yards Uf curtains
were made aud covered with water
gus-ca, trimmed with ulis, huId iu
position with cord made from pJI.
corn. The moon was wHa made 90
(grten cneos,l cloth with Usbt put or.
one bundled different MuIH % s.usfrs
arB represented. Abound ilr frame
wurd was common corn ami popcorn
ln thin slices, also DO 900 open shed
was 10 ur srcn chU GO stallion, aud
other cholcu stock. Everything
looked very natural, and worthy o.
uitati0u 90 90 se who HfU sliT-huI
farmert with fences down, glius open,
graineuCs with broken p.uuUrmf,
steps tern down aui Uvcg thing out Uf
order.
rols OF thousands OF visitors looked
upou the scene with admiration And
many REMARKS 81 itH artistic beauty
Certainly it b. u successful effort Of
the corr cracker state 70. illinois. /
very much admired % ut iuo WOr.d's
FAIR 90 Chicago, uH vol NJ nt the
Mldwiuicf Far OF California. 10 was
damaged by removal from Chicago o.
California, by mice uudUiuy tho work
VI nimblB hngrts.
EDWARD SIlvrSfoN.
SALT LAKE CITY Unh, May ], 1884
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Prleslhnod MeelLng

Tho Priesthood meeting OF the Salt
Lake Stake was hold today la the
Assembly nall, beginning at II Il. M.
Elder Angus NJ. Cannon, president OIL
the stake, presided.
Alter the usual opening exercises
the roll was called, showing the follow.
ing attendance; One Him Councillor,
Ave Palriaron3, all the members n the
Presidency OF the High Piissls
quorum, ten presidents Oi Seventius,
eleven Home MissiunarieB.
All the wards VI the Stake were
properly represented except the Thir.
tegntn city ward. The First. Second,
Third, FINN, Tenth, Twelfth, Four
teonth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Eigh-
teenth, Nineteenth, Twentieth and
rwonly.JhlTd quorums Of Elders were
represented by their pTosldiDg OiliceTa.
Richard $. Homo, assistant stake
supcriulendent, represented tho Sab.
bath schools.
On tho approximation 81 their Bi5h.
0us. tWeuly-hva NIB o. OF the Lesser
quoruma OF Priesthood and one .lnN
member were endorsed Tor ordination
10 the Office OF Elders.
II wna decided 10 organize new
quorum OF Elders IA the Sandy wnrl,
10 be known as the Twenty fourth
quorum,
Instructions were given by L dep
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Repnbllean Club Meellng.

The worklngmeu's Central Repub-
lican CLUB held meeting In the q.
A. H. hall last night. The program
was made up mainly oi speeches and
reeltatious. Tho following resolution
was adopted unanimously;
Whereas, Tho City Council NJ salt
Lake city are about 20 consider tho
feasibility of closing down tho work no
tho Joint city aud county building. aud
Whereas, They have appointed the
cUmlug Thursday night 90 tnllo uc.iun
thereon, now, therefore hr 10
Resolved. That we tho Republican Cone
trial MorkingmOns club OF salt Lake
city DO earnestly pro os, against tho proc
posed action; iunsmuch Ns tho times Hro
exceptionally stringent, 10 hOhDuyOs our
city administration tu give as m UGH
work 20 tur lahoring mon uf SHlt Lake
Cily as they possibly can and iu every
way preserve thom rom becoming 9b-
llc,H " public charity
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usc 0f fronrms Zoo scaling; Tor Tho issue
oi epccial liccu.e 90 hunt seal i1 the
Iering sea 10y United States customs
ami consular officer; Dr thoeEomptlau
( ON seizure 0i ytsst.s now at srn with.
out a liceuse ur tho distinctive flag, 10
they have mot violated tine law Boo
ference Co scnliu..
The diatuCilve dog for scalefs is Of
black aud yellow JIHE0uaIy Joined.
The regulations u.f1 UuviIo Tor the
exercise by British Uni spr OF the au.
thofiy grlnioi American naval GUS
10 us aud consul officers.
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Foreign nacinr Events.

BEHLIS, May 5.-An American
named knreus won prizes OF 1900
marks with "Bulhcl," running under
tho nnmo Of "Nolllo kueebs,D declar.
ing that she never before won race.
lhe discovery ot fraud lod 10 the SELF.
uTo OF three mares Ow ned by knerhs.
LONDON, May D. rhu race Tor the
Jubilee stakes handicap, 5000 sOver.
eigus. Tor three yeaF.olds aud upwards,
ouo mile, was run nj kempt0n park
today. Sir, w. Throckmofton's Az
iuglOn, four years, first; Prisoner, four
Year,, second; Dlablo, hye years, third.
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Cuticura Soap.

ltenH'a.Hs mild proportion of DITICuUN,
tho Frllr stu tuw. Hu.tl enables ltutI..H.sr
i1oHo'ar00Hs Ur oils matter as % f1Hus attho
mouths of fn.IHu..
lH.uH'H..f thr sluggish glands arI tutfa tl
healthy activity reduces Inflammation. aaltrrs
ul h.l'a initiated auu uuFhfHsI surfaces and
Restores tI. st.u t1 bel original purity.
1hH n tbo Hr.Trt of iis wonderful success
iur bad complications. r.d. rough hands and
fhlug'rs nails. dp, thuaHI falling hair srlly
aud iuIa.ld s.l'rH aud simple baby ulanHhu
tlFvu#IufuI.
Resp u.u'HnUu purifying and Identifying t1
ndrsur MlHgH1uusUUuua among uunui,. Tor
thr sh|H aul complexion.
slI. creator than tIr combined aia, OF al
o'H0rrbIH aHl complexion rHlHa
Sold throughout fhH world
luuH uHro Asu Ours. Cour, Solo ITO
Tugt1u boston.
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Turned Him Loo,e.

Geo. Cookry, alias wrinerwertz
George, the Oakley who was arrested
by Captain Donovan yesterday after.
noon on the charge Of killing "a man iu
Chicago, was turned loosu today on
instruction from the authorities Df mat
city, who wigUl thnt they hnu no
account OF such murder AS the one
referred ~ on tho date iu question.
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BRIEF rELEGRANs.

King Leopold, accompanied hy the
queen 1f Belgium AMI other royalties,
opened the WUrld's ozhlbiti0u nt Ant.
wrrp today. over 5000 were pres.
ont.
Lord Mayor Tyler OF London today
'uoroI the Elrlt Court exhibition.
Captain B1yuion's water show, aud u
wheel similar % tho FeruH wheel,
are feature.
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WAsmSuwN, May 5.-Ihi Pfos'.
dent seut the following nominations 20
the Senate S,un llazBll0u, Vermont,
envoy extraordinary anu minister
pIcnUpotuuuary To Venezuela.
Consult. GEORGE KtruRu, Wlsc1n-
siu, Bremen; Colin G.. Manning, Sou h
Carolina, tayal, Azlrut; EDWARD J.
Pnckei, Illinois, keehl.
Among p1simaHlufs nominated was
A. H., snow, Tor Box Elder Utah.
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A brief special meeting OF tho Utah
Woman's Press club for the transac.
llon Of important business 10 called Tor
Monday evening, at O'Clock sharp at
DR.. h. r., shipPs Office, No. rs East
Temple street. All members are
urgently requested 10 attend.
r., Il. PRATT.
Corresponding Secretary.
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Personal.

EE.g1vornor Thomas, who is spend.
ing a few days at his ranch In Idaho,
Is eX pectul home on MOnday.
William Lindsay, city passenger
agent Of tho Baltimore q Ohio Rail.
road, with headquarters Mt Washing
ton, ID. g., arrived In salt Lake this
morning. Ho IL on HIS way home from
the hawaiian Islande, where he has
been spending some time Tor tho beno.
NJ OF his health.
T. J. Stevens Ego a prominent
Ogden citizen, was IN the capital today
On business.
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namage b, lhe slerm.

EMpoRA, Kansas, May o. 49, At
Reading cattle were stsmpUded aud
some Killed by last nights storm.
Marshal Wolch was caught out IN tho
storm aud 10 missing. Al Bebo the
Baptist church aud several DWELLING
were blown down. Houses were Also
demolished at West Wichita aud OIL
ypttp. The WATERFRONT badly damaged
the crops through Usage county. A
santa Fo train DO delayed owing 10
damage 10 CulypriH,
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CANvASSED THE RETURNS.
The Count Made To-day Of Ballots Cast
at Carbon County Election.

The special board appointed by the
Utah Commission-M essrs. J. NJ.
Cohen, j. 4. Lynch and Alialts
Youqg-lo canvass the returns Of Car.
bon county election, held ON May Let,
met this morning Tor that purpose.
rh,y concluded thelF task shortly after
O'Clock.
.no returns, rs canvauei by the
board, show the subJoincd results:
sslec.mon-E. Santshi, 100; T.. T..
Gndlcy, 1853; H.. O. Lee, I50; j. NJ.
HpattiG, 1856; q. G.. Johnston, 90; rhoa.
Cox ST., g8; Joseph l.. Bouldeu, o.;
Peter Llddoll, 1888; Andrew Young,
li9; A, II. Surge, %,
The tlrst three, all Republicans are
elected.
shoud-Thop Lloyd, lGi; G. H..
Cu0k, l28; r.. Parrish, lU2. Mr.. Li0yl,
Independent, ~ elecib',
Superintendent " SchoulF-Joseph
n, DAVIS, .U2; II. a. SouthwOfIh, 1872.
Mr.. Dnvis, Independent, IL elected.
Clerk-H. A. Nelson, 100; j. Il,
Iuples, n; Jos II. Sharp, li3.
Rocordrr-H. A. Ne.B0u, 1876 j. j..
lnglcs, 16; Jus. r.. ShaTB IN. Me-
Nelson, Republican, Ia Therefore elect.
81 10 the uilices Of rluik aud recorder.
Tfeasuref-J. Forester l7g; J. H.
Fitch, no; A, II. Earl, 81, Mr.. For.
restrr, Republican, h elected.
Daviu Holloway, 100; s..
J. Hardness, ll0i WIN. Miller 10.
Collector ayii H1ldnwgy, 1872,
S. J. Hardness, 40; Wan. Miller 20,
Mr.. Holdaway, Republican, is elected
10 10th offices,
Huryeyor-W. A. Thayn, 2i0; W..
!. udwell, 1866. MIR. Tnayn. keput-
lean, Is elected.
Prosecuting Attorney. b. Schin.
lsss, 2O7; Jas. y. Ferguson, 100.
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Another I,obui,o for Milan.

BELGRApE, May 8, 80 Ex.lSing
Milan, in consequence Of the civil
tribunal having approved King Alex
nuder's proposal TO make MIN regent
during his tour has prosecuted LEAD.
ing radical journal ON the gound thai
they luBulird him, The court decided
ln favor 1f tho newspaper anu declared
that Alexander could not annul tre
measures adopted agsinst Milan aud
Queen Natalie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05

NEW ious, May 5.-Qlothtlous Of
railway shatrs were generally ! Zoo [!
per cent higher at the opening uI ,uv
EErnauRr. Sugar cola from 1895 10
lus!, subsequently rnllyiug 90 lu.
400 lAtrf trading sugar r1sU ulUg"
n 10 li but rallied /, closing
lower on the day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-05
COMM RCIAL


roiayp clearing house exchanges
amounted 20 slsi.i3,, Same day
last year. slg1eii, wruk's clearing.
sl,lijsG1; same week last year il,.
5lj,gaD.
IupAY's QUOTATIONS.
Ncw Y1rk.-SilvrE ols, lead, $500.
L3nuon.-SilvvE gJI.
ORE AND uuLItOy.
Wels Fargo 81 60. received today.
POM. bullion so Cos.
Mccormick a g.. received toiay.
silver ana lead orts, 81 800.
". r. Jones IS 20. received today:
Bullion, $4,000