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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-09

shannon on account OF III, suspicious
aetions. He VS. slbstqlentiy dii.
charged.
john Doe and Fred Ross were fined
~ each for Violating the bicycle Of
dinRnoe, and Frank Roe forfeited the
same amount for n similar ofisnsc.
Miss Smith lett $3.50 Tot prostitution
aud nh her non-appearauce the came
vas forfeited.
Mfs. FIVE, en- compliant Of MIS-.
IorgausDD was nrraigned for vat.
tory, eni Nts. Frye had also
sworn out n complaint against
Nrs. JorEsnsou pn the same Vnargt.
AS both complaints atOse from Sue
same affair the eases we're tried to-
gethot.
Mrs. Jorgonson took the stand AMI
testified that or last sunday uotninf
she found Mx Fryes COW IN her iof.
IL had beou thore all night aud MAJ
done couHi iefablo damage and she had
infofnei MI. kfys that ne would have
T. pay 81 before recHviuRi It. lie hsd
gone to get thu money, uut before be
returned Mite. ftyO Cains aud attempt.
ed % take thu COW home aud tins wit
less Tried 10 stOp hef, and while doing
MS Nile. Frye struck her In taking
No cow out Ars. Frye broke thv wit
nes,'s gate.
Thn two daughters % Mrs. Jorgsu.
sou testified To about he same tflerL
Lire. Frye testified ihst hir. JOrUen.
son mai struck her uIsi. Mrs. Frye
was FOUND guilty ~ tue csutl and
nnod s., Aud the case against Mt.
Jofgenson WAS dismiss 4. The parties
we're quite excited over ihn deciAiOn OF
the court, Mrs. JOfgenson thinking
that the city should not DO the only one
enriched, but that she should receive
some Oi tue - TO repair her gate with,
uni MrL Frye thinking that shu
saUuld oct 10 the only one punished,
James Johnson was fined 81, All
jim Doe forfeited the came amount
for violating the bicycle ordinance.
Tho com plant was brought by n youug
man named EaslOn who has been gain
ing glory, anu the enmity Of Salt Lake
blcyclisls by running 10 n great NUN.
Der Of riders tor breaking the law.
n. Hope ON the complaint e MI.
Williams was charged with petit
larceny. The Defendant had made y
wagon box for Williams aud not hav-
Ing received all OF the contract prio
no openly took possession Ot tho box
and let = note stating where II would
he iUInG. Ia, court Immediately de-
ciJed that the coargo OF Larceny could
not be gstnineJ.
Mary C'3it was before the court on
the churge Of assault and battery, the
complaining witness falling to appear,
the cass Wns dIsmisseI.
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Notes.

Mrs. J. a Brown, wife OF Edward
Brown, died Sunday night after a
lingering Illness. Mrs. Brown with
her husband aud four children moved
10 Salt Lake ffOm Kansas six yeAfs
ago anu TO Provo four years ago, where
abe has since resided. She was tuos
thtimablc lady, n devoted member
OF the NJ. H.. ohutCh,En leaves lsfge
ciTc.e OF ifiendI, who Join tue befeaycu
family In mourning her departure.
Funeral tomorrow NJ ~ G'oluCk from
residence.
The following teachers have passed
successful examinations Aud been
awarded certificates 10 teach In the
gtades mentioned! J. Il. waiton, high
school; J. NJ. Jensen, John Flote aud
:. II. Jonos, grammar gruut; Emma
Thatcher, ArstIa IUuaR, Josir Booth,
Ada John, Mary Lewib, Louie DlByon
aud Ida Bird, primary grade.
The members OF the second ward
will this evening give n social in the
ward house TO ElIer Alex. wilkins,
counselor 10 Bishop Wrids. Brother
Wilkins has reached the Goth mile.
stone on lies highway, anu the social
Il In honor OF that event.
The members VI the Fourth ward
held a picnic at Nlulsen's park 10
Lake View today. A good time was
enjoyed by the little folks.
James l.. Andeuou, O.; Lehi, aged
70, and Petra rhyfring, Of Salt Lake,
aged 81, have received marriage
license.
A little daughter was born TO Mt.
And Mrs. George S. Taylor tnls morn.
lug. Mother ana child are d leg
finely,
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The Old Folly ExeursiOn.

The OH FOLKS committee today ls-
uei final Instructions to their aged
wards whom they Will take to PieRs-
at Grove for their annual cutting on
Thur,day nothing, July II. Thtse
Instructions are an follows "All
ptfs0us over seventy and under
eighty years OF age Will be entitled to
iisr Interpretation OF both Of the stree.
nllWays aud over the Union Pacific
rfoyluiug they wear red badges Of thu
Iiusl order on their lei. breasts. That
lhty msy eu!oy similar privileges
those between eighty and ninety
ytats Of age, must wear blue badges,
sud those over ninety will DO required
" wear white tOseti,E.n
The excursion leaves the Union
Pacific depot IN this city ut elgut
o'clock sharp and those who DO not
want 10 get luIt must be- there before VI
At that time. Everything that 10
Necessary Tor the yenieLCe OF the
ielefaI tEcubiouisls Will be furnished
by the hOsptable CT zins OF Pleasant
Gfsve Wiln the exception Of Illtts,
knives, forks, sAuceTs, tumD.ctS,
IpOgIs, berry disheg, etc.
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Personal Mention.

Among the prominent visitors T.
this city are Mr., and Mrs, Charles h..
Babbilt, Of Washington, ID. G. They
nave bren to Puget Sound. Bud are gU
their way home via C,lilOrnis. Mr..
Bab0itt 10 connected VITA tue corps OF
Washington respondent, anu ms
vie Julieite, with t.t stan ~ ihr
New York Home JyiUNa,. inoy are al
the knutiJt.
Fred ErivssDn, f9rurrly cashier Of
the COMMERCIAL q sayilgs bank II Mt.
Pleasant, IN IN ms capital. Hu has
under cossidera'iun the study Of law.
Judge Is. -, Qgiuu Is In from Bling
ham and IL relistriei nj the Walker.
The TrmpietOu fepnits the presence
~ A. T.. STOW, OF toe Brigham Cily
CO'0p.
Al tho Wvlker IL James #. Jensen,
a prominent merchant OF Mt. Pleas.
ant
VIII Q. Higgins, the Afiabls and en-
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HOT FOR jim AND HENRY.
p,or,,,lonnI Pugillsts Who Are An1'
lous 10 Meet them In The
"Square Circle"

lin Williams aud his brother Heniy
-, suddenly become Ginning
.,ss 5f visiting professional pugi.
40, apxl. w to Try conclusions with
,ssn under the auspices Of ine Salt
I,ke AtuIeiic club " airy other organ
,,,uou inst cares 10 put up large
"a,ngh nurse to warrant the "pulliug
~, Of such contests.
Nr. Harris, better known as "Bob"
,t.,,i.. said to n NEWS man last even
ii,tbat he WIS very arxlOus 10 hr-
,,Sge mattn between two OF nis
,a,,ges nni the Williams brothers.
hss Two men no has 10 pit against
,hsm are Ryan, the Australiau, VINO
S"hts from IS 20 1872, anu Dick Case,
-nose ring weight ranges from 1876 -
,s o. course the formet Is Intended
=, the opponent Of Jim ond the la,tur
,5ato' Henry. They are 10th cop.
sliebefsD IN their business auI have
n,miiahlc records. rhht IL vspe, ally
,us OF Ryan. Concerning him nis
manager, Mf. Harris salt:
IHe has tested young Mitchell who
,,,t,u years has been the champion
r,ddls weight OF the Pacific cOssi ani
1s.tp his credit an eight round .Tgw
ami with CfcedOn who no subssquoui-
IL defeated and on whom lac broke Gotta
=, hi, tRuus. Pa sey Cardiff went
'ssp before him ia the fiat round IL
Ind al .rc0nds. DIdley Eyana was
l..tsu by him In ten fJuuug, aau he
isugbt a draw battle with JACK hic.
AulIle. lie has been In America
,igBtrgn months, has fought .uauy
tatd battles and has never suffered We.
is,L He recently "put out" Ike
HAYES, the big negro pugiilst VI Huig-
ma. ani Sick Burnley, VI spokane, Who
xtlghed 100 pounle each"
Asto Dick Case It is claimed hu viii
meet nuy man Ia his class IN the
linl.tl states barring no ont. lie
souli Ike 20 brush up against some VI
me salt Lake bOys, Henry Williams
ofsam CLARK preferred. lie has fought
nom thitly 10 forty battles aud has
souall Of them. His hardest opps'
psnt perhaps, was Dick Johnson, who
va killed IN hght 4 Helena short
lime ago,
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Land Office.

The following filings were m.de 10
the ltcal land ONCE under date Of
July g.
Richard Peters, Of Three Mile Greek,
desert entry Of 50 acres IN township o
moth, range west. Box Elder county.
Ruth NJ. Fox, OF Salt Lake Cay, coal
entry Of 100 acres IN township 3 north,
hbge east, summit county.
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Sale of Mining Stock.

a sale Of 2S,7ls shares Of Morgan
mining stock took place In the q. s.
matshAps flee today. 1, had been
levied upon ~ the property OF the
George A, Meoss estate, under eKecu.
ton In the sui, OF Walker Brothers vs.
George A. Ntears. Tho stock wa,
purchased by J. r. Walker Jr., Ut
Ihifly-twO TO thiTIy-hve cents Tet
share, about half tbs price IL was said
to DO worth In the market. There were
not many hllhtTl nTosenI.
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The Storey Hearing.

Tho hearing Of tho case Of James
Storey, accused Of Rssaultiug Mt.
John Green, was commenced before
U. =. Commissioner Somner this after.
noon at . O'Clock, aud was In progress
when the NEWS went to press. Mrs.
Green testified OF the attempt made
upon her, aud her lO,year.old daughter
TOLD of the NONE che heard aud
OF tho condition OF terror hor
mother was IN when the man ran
out OF tue house. Mr.. Green
wns next called aud detailed how he
aud Storey had spent most Of the after.
noon anu night At saloons, anu now
he AMI Storey sat down near the Utah
q Nevada depot 70 rest about o'clock
la tho morning; Green fell asleep anu
when he aWUko Storey was gone,
Otcuh diu not 90 home I'LL evening,
whoa he found his vile la great mem
tai agitation, ana she told him WHIST
had occurred. Mr.. Green was III en-
the wilutss stand Mt press time.
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PROVO.
Irrigation Socielie, Organized.


4 large number 1l armsrs net f.
tile court house last UNsling Tor ,br
purpose Oi otganiE.Hg 90 Irrigation
society fOt Provo CITY. wafer Scott,
Of the county cuusi'itrc, presided.
Roger Fauvt WIS elected president.
Abraham Halliday viop pte.iis1taaa
Jsgsph 4. McEwan secretary.
Al Ploasant Grove Judge pusrnbefry
and Israel Evans, OF tus county cnM-
mittoe, held "A meeting for u similar
purpose, which was largely ATTENDED.
The following officers were elected:
Joseph H.. Thorn, p'.1lisui; samuel
Green, vice IttSlitLi; Jonathan l..
Harvey, PrrTotAty.
The Ufiilta Who ware elected will
solicit membufship Tor irrigation asso.
Citations, which will act W. auxiliafius
u the Slate organization. SIN.
liar societies will 10 organic Il
IN all tho townt aud precincts
Of tho county, ~ s0ou ~ the
county committee can perfect the
oTgaa nations, aud mtmGufs will he
entitled 10 NIL the heneh to be re-.
celNvj from Information that may be
gAlhrtol IN regard TO Irrigation u ace.
tions by the State irrigation sOrIriy
And viii also furnish that society VITA
Information on irrig alton matters.
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Neellng of llle Silver Men.

The executive committee Uf the
National timetable league, recently
ofganized in this city. with Hon. II.
c. Chambers at It, head, held meet.
log thIs afternoon In toe Dooiy blocs,
10 consider matters pertaining to the
welfare Of the cause. Prominent bust.
ices men Of the city were present. The
mtellug proper was preceded 10y u pre-.
urinary consultation between mem
l,is VI the committee. When tue
Ntws went TO press nothing OF a
tehui,e nature hau Ueen decided uy9n.
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the M. THY uGE.tyuf the patf1tc.
Hereditary SUcirtius-fur July, btBlIts
containing very much ltysh Informs.
uuu about the IaulDuc societies an
over tho r.untfy, prints gtsst deal o
unusually entertaining reading mat.
ter tue initial article q TIE July
Issue 10 tue beginning UiA series luas r.
to follow, giving an illus'raoed &C.
count Of Lainyeitu's tluri1 tue Unitui
States, IN 1924 %, which will be IN the
main contributed ~ ucmbua Of tue
patriotic societies. Tue irOu,ispivce "
y unique fac-simile reproduction IN
cOluis by now process, ~ On aqua.
Tolle portrait Of LaaJ ut,r. lac sub
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VI tho North Carolina Society Of the
Cincinnati, with many plitfaits; the
continuation OF Tho y iladeiphin
Business Directory VI 1908, which Is
nil Of Information about tho early
inhabitants; an account Of the filing VI
the C0niydsrttcN q II gut a. drttys'
burg; tho biography ut Mics Mary
NInIng, OF D'IaaRre, a Rlvuiu iJutTy
brllt; genealogical account VI tuv
Guihn family 90 Virgin with poi
traiIs; somv data ~ 20 slavery 30 Psuu.
sylvRuia; sketch OF H. fJTrs', the
iDuuter Of New l0TE; pDtm by MT-.
John Quincy AJaur; FTauer's In.
tefsst Ia America, by KyaT.Admirgl
Roe, u. :. Navy; uuveiiiuF tue
L0uisbOutg Monument; SIay's Rebel
lion, etc., etc. PuUlisncI uy the hIf.
torieal Register Publishing Co., Phila.
ueluhla
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sToCEs AND nAREEIs.


uuAuA LIVE sTuCk,
Special 10 tie NLw~
South Omaha, ScV, july q.
Cattle receipts, aiUU-markpI active.
NAuyc beef stccrs, f1.5Utu s. IS.
Western steers. Itu4..I.
towH, 1850 o. $50
Feeders, sAag % iAOJ
sheep. Tgcnlpts, 300, market steady,
CholrH westerns 90 81 t1g asA
Lambs, IS W ~ ts.Jg.
NEW Ynfk, 'uly 20 V0Hh market opened
strong, H..ya. ggHrvHa Gl D., pur cent
HglllTUg 20 gar UHN tlu renewal NJ az.
gTt.aIN0 ..HA.urVt a.aI..E lineage EAH served
o. Uht.a lHH aIFHu IuE tendency OF tho mar.
Net Nud . ErueT1 dn Iuu followed Hy 10
ututk sugar TUcetra r canada Pacific i'm
proved e.
AZ active uiusIrilIs showed weakness.
Railway hst wa ar.l faIiy steady. Toward
midday sugar ralutd d.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-09

Mr.. J. n. Cobl, publisher OF thu
Mirror, ri Brootou, n, y, shyt: "Fsr
nearly two ycars the Mirror has been
publishing the advertisements Of
Chamberlain Remedies. A few days
ago the writer was suffering from n
bowel trouble and Tss,Ttej % an old
remedy which INA not prove shlc'.
oiou,; finally he tried Cbambotlain's
Collie, Cholera anu DlaIThu Remedy
ana two doses did the business. eheoh.
INK II completely. For sale by drug.
gsls.
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Visiting Journalists.

NJ Charles II. Ba0bitl, Il Washing.
@n, ID. C., made the News pleasant
call today. Mr.. Babbllt aud his wife
!ullslIe NJ. Babbtt are returning home
I'om trip to the Pacific coast. They
are both well known Journalists. NJ.
baOblll being connected with the Spirit
y ne imts u New York, Dydmuiic
EHhdt Of Chicago Hud otner papers,
Ill Nfr. Rabbit with the New York
hyN'c Journal etc, They have n mum.
W VI Old trirnds and sCquaint lnces IN
us CITY, Mr.. Babbitts lathet, with
ttph h. johnson, ono Of Utah's
Wt''Ian Journalistic, published the
uolnell Bluffs Bugie In '55, ono % had
20 ~ exchange Inst the NEWS, when
we la''eT was tue only journal Ia the
s'uhulnF Mr. l.. 3, HUI, president
Tue Desertt National bank. was nj
Sle ume clerk In the land office ut
tlneil Bluffs which MIR. Bsbuilt's
rsl'T Stood at the head OF. MI. bat.
wv remembers tho Folsom family,
sNllg gone 10 school with sOne OF the
~ OF who were boys thirty ysarsagt
sul he also remembers the Russo
suiiy' Tho beet " she's Of the friends
ar and Mrs. Babbilt will accnm.
10y 'hem On their journey home.
low gUDI h.aItn a., ,,.t.. n.
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GO Nj NJ L Il GA l..
sAIT LAKE cLEAmNo HOUSE.

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
ToiRy'a clearing house exchanges
amounted to s2Oj, llb; sams day last
year, SlSS.s9s,
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
New rork.-silvsr, o.! lead, s.. l2l.
LondoI-81 lO.lbI,
ORE AND BULLION,
T. II. Jones \ 20, received today;
BullilU, $500; 0fsr, $500. To,ai,
$1,000.
W. :. McCatuick q Go. received TO
day: silver aud lesI uics, so, 400; Hau-
Aurt bullion, Si,3g5; Haususr matte,
50, 400. Total, $780,
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Literary Notes.

The July uum1'r, |UGllnlng vol.
lmr III NJ tue AtD Science RCU.sU, IL
largely devoted 80 the PHILOSOPHY ut
science. aud u the elunidntipu % sgutt
muOtsi questions which vii doubtless
prove Of inla.HiL " scientific s.IItutA
These problems are upt lgealci tech.
n Cally, UIt are hHuhluI "a a manner
simple enough 10 brlug lngm Wi'Yiu
tha com rrllrHslOH Hl tys gruvtNl
reader The uprHing aztec, Major.
General D'ayaIn's History ~ a Recent
Astronomical On ever, lsOae VI much
importance. This uisruvciy mas ihr
great me,it OF having ~ we'd iTIth,t-
ic. IL required that Iae Stclpl Age
should be much more recent thau wAs
believed twenty years $50, aud IN c u.
sequence II was lecriri ~ scientists u
that day. Recent estimate. ui the du.
ration aud ClJfe VI the ,iigoisl peti0l
agree closely with Mhj1I-GuHeral
DmyBin's Deductions, Sui yield a Ie,t
II this dlsc0very which 8 mere des-
cfihei.
The Amercan Hisi1 isaI Pc9iter-
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Niiy NoI Soug

When thousands Of people are taking
Hoods SAnaparilla To overcome the
weakness ana lhnguor which ato 90
common Al this srAPon, why RfO
you not doing the samt2 When you
know thRt ii Iod's saTstpRrllla has
power 10 cure rheumatism, dyspepsia
aud oil diseases caused ~ Impure
blood, WY do you continue 10 suffer-
HoUds cares Others, why not you.
Hoods rills are prompt sud 'licien'.
sin. I.
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POLICE COURT CASES.


u 'he police court today Jack Reese,
" l''e,rrate drunk, was Arfnlgaed
= 'ue uiu'l charge. he said that
,"'u ne was he arreeted BIO was not
y, wy Der but verihelrss pleadei
~ gu'liy' Oiiicsr Carey said that
,g g'a nr took him Ia Jack needed the
.I'' sidewalk. The court gave him
,u,l penalty OF twenty-five days.
',,' h'Veiess received IS or i've days
INV same otiense.
" R4Dln was arrested by oalc,r
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To Baltimore aud Issturn Toe sA7 80
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