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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-27
THE FUTURE OF EUROPE.
lie Bon, tue French Historian, Predicts an
Oriental Influx.


Oriental Influx.
The Fronch historian LIE Bon in a re-
cent article predicts that Europe will
become the seat for despotism and later
Tor barhar'sin and incur the same fate
as the ByGnntine and tho Persian EN-.
pres. Next tho S'avs vii destroy the
ola culture and t!nn Emope will be
overrun with the orientals. particularly.
the Chinese aud the lIindoos.
According to Professor La Bon s
views, a general European war will be
succeeded by terrible economic condi-
tions The orient is already oommenc.
ing to be the producer for Europe in.
stead of being the consumer and Eu.
rope, in spite Of its tariff protection,
VIII find it Impossible to check the
Hood. India is now exporting its prod
uce, which, in spite of TRANSFORMATION
expenses, is sold at lower figure than
the European, and India, provided with
machinery, is now competing with Eu.
rope Ill the manufacturing market.
China, when its war with japan is
over, will follow Indias example
When India and China, with their
enormous deposits of coal, have q mass
OF factories in operation, they will over
whelm the European markets with their
products and place the European work
man in the position where he must eli
ther starve to death from lack of work
or starve on absolutely insufficient
wages. The oriental workman will not,
as experience has shown, desert their
cheap food-tea and rice-for our more
expensive food or European luxuries.
Professor LIE Bons views, says LIE
Temps, may be drawn in dark colors,
but every one familiar with political
economy must to certain extent in
dorSe them. The European markets in
certain Of their branches are now and
have tor some time felt the killing in
huence of economical competition from
the oriental countries, and when such
exist now what will they be
when these countries will be equipped
with European machinery and pro-
ducing its articles with the same facil-
ity as is now done in Europe? 1t may
not come in our time, but future gen.
GRAFTON will have difficult problem to
solve.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-27
THE eARTH'S CRUST.
t Is Said To Be In a Constant State n,
Slight Agitation.

t Is Said To Be In a Constant State Of
Slight Agitation.
According to Professor John Milne
the crust Of tho grCatglobe upon which
we livo and have our being" is in a
constant state of agitation, weaving in
and out, up and down, like circus tent
III a cyclone. There are earth move.
ments that are being experienced at all
times aud in all lands, but they are so
slight from month to month and from
year to year that they generally escape
detection. In all the countries of En-.
rope and in many Of those of Asia.
most notably Korea and Japan, these
fittings are SO great as to be noticed
even by the unscientifio and inexperi-
enced representatives of the lower castles
Germany seems to be the seat of great.
est European earth crust agitation, ia.
pan occupying similar position in Asia.
OF the above two countries Professor
Milne says: Sin both Germany and ia.
pan a tidelike movement, too great to
be produced by lunar attraction, has
been observed, the ground being gently
tilted once every "a hours and some
times twice, in which case the night
disturbance would be greatest, and in
all cases buildings, trees, ETC., stand
slightly inclined, like cornstalks in a
gentle, steady breeze, " In short, the
earth is constantly breathing, so to
speak, the crust marking each respira-
tion by gentle rising and falling, simi.
lar to that of the chest in air breathing
1t is believed that a certain
per cent of this earth crust disturbance
Is due to conditions similar to those
which bring about earthquakes. This is
true as far as it regards ia
pan, where it has been traced to the con.
jinual opening and closing of the broken
strata in the main range OF mountains
Among other movements of the crust
If our painting earth are the so called
'microseismic" or 'tremor storms,
which are now defined as being long, fiat
,arth waves, similar to those of an ocean
well. There may also be occasional
disturbances in earth levels caused by
waves, which quite frequent.
y extend entirely around the world, al
hough inappreciable to the senses of
,ersons located only few hundred
niles from the "center of radiation" of
he seismic shock. st. Louis Republic.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-27
The Arctic Ocean.

Lieutenant Colonel Sabine has noticed
a striking resemblance in the topo.
graphical confguration Of the northern
coasts of America and Asia, the simil-
itude beginning at Bering strait,
whence a similar coast line is preserved,
each having also an attendant group Of
islands, between which there is much
similarity. These are the Parry islands
pertaining TO the first mentioned conti-
nent and the New Liberian group be-
longing to the latter. Even as to lati-
tude these islands preserve resem-
blance.
But what of tho great interior of this
polar ocean? This is all unknown. An
opinion may be deduced from a careful
inspection of a chart of the earth that
this ocean has islands, and the fact that
fowl are seen to penetrate toward the
interior in great numbers is eXplainable
on the hypothesis that they there find
subsistence to invite them. On the other
hand, they may fly directly across the
polar area 10 similar parallels on the op
posite side, and the fact that with the
coming OF the polar winter they come
from the polar district il evidence that
the subsistence, II there be any, is not
80 abundant as to tempt them 10 remain.
Again, only the nocturnal tribes would
or could endure the long polar night
and oven IL there were polar islands
bearing abundant Subsistence common
instinct aud experience might impel all
tho day fowls 20 leave -Pittsburg Dis
match
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-27

"our physicians in the cbildreh's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert
ence in their outside practice with castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits of castoria has won US to look with
favor upon it,"
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPENsARY,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-27
HONEY.

"heh bees wend iorth IN Llack continp,n,
stream On'ihuOu'
And STEADILY return unto tho hive
When all the air with humInirt, "a .i,,,o
from early dawn to days last golden oiaor,
~ rnen 10 behooves TO work and not TO dTesn1I
sD.pl II your honey store you want to thrive
Ere hungry drUncs with robber bees crnriv,.
!, mat you may gather all the blossom crean,
4 4 et let mo pause moment on the brink
Ut, 6etween yon Hover calyx and its spoil
Mhnt luGor intervcncthl Only think.
v nat you dcrm rlay to bees and me It's toll
7 4 eG iADor' pertrlration. many sting,
% We the honcy-chcurfully singl
kate Frcillisrath Krocker in Academv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-27

CastOra is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregoric Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
1t is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years. by
Millions of Mothers CastOra destroys Worms and allays
feverishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind COic CastOra relieves
teehing troubles, constipation and fatuency.
CastOria assmiates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
tora is the Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-27

Company, TT Murray Street, New York City.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-27

Al ospmianofd mother rna'pnepas
fho following realpH fm ap pinimrpl lp
ls a,.pllod to ohaied ruHaets. ouis hnl
rhapt.d bnudsl Take ,gunl palis ~
lsas,,ss, hpsh lard apd sweet oll h'N
ths bsaswas measure li, add lhe same
oaautiiy of meltei laId apd oll ana ''ll
constantly uuill iho mitiule become.
.sn9 Fntitina boz 90 Nias WpplAeN
.bottls ready for uss ltadias' HONE
journal
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-27
Mexican
Mustang
Linirncnt

for
0urns,
Caked s. Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains.
Running Sores,
lnflammatlons,
Stiff joints,
Harness g. Saddle Sores.
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
III Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly 10 the Very
Seat Of Pain and
Gusts II In a JIffy,
Rub IN Vigorously.
hsstanE iialnlsai eoag"s"
lialn,
MAkss flaa % hsssl well
AHslp
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-27

Al old aud good lrwniY - hiifNN.
whiDA % f..i 20 lN' Nl,' ~
ils main b eamph0f lfis n'ai 'H.l
l,sNhru appll'l l1 liF iil a''' . F'''
fya fpH mluuiHs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-27
Castoria.

"castoria is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-"
H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-27

"castoria Is the best remedy for children of
which am acquainted hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the
real interest of their children, and use Castoria
instead of the various quack nostrums which
are destroying their loved ones, by forcing
opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other
hurtful agents down their throats, thereby
sending them to premature graves"
DIR. J. F. KINcHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

NNUtN.'s. SAMUEL ~ CAM HON. IS
W uuuurr gd man, 10. tHH County Hf sole
i..aci trn.atl a ltsh, 900. iF Uis. cc..a.u
and esofdsI Ohio l0th day I'd rrUtafrI 0.. 4. b.
i-H.s Iu iHU. % A.. page So. lal f1stUr Ifa.
nl DOB goo uiIn1 oI thc i.r0HrHHr nj DECIDE 90
10 q 1..t ~, e.uli}, ggay.Y o. M'..fl
foai itic. l.tlain in sails Late lHuulT Ter
rtnrs of ltHu. tl.ul.. rau uI IU. f.EU CD.
Bloc iwsn3 tN l.lI, rlni .n" aaI, lase
beginning 20 GOO suutl.wgft eluaf 1I .l.I
GOO. In. rIun.ls t.uIUU uHIII l.I.. q. rode
leNcc ca.t s.A OBJ 1000. thence .HHlH ttrU.
which sIII conveyance was uaIe Iu tfIff tu
.ecuro lH tIu 0.aUr ui tHn Lombard lowest
m,ht 'NM ahI iHe payment ui ono sliI ...I.
puucIral auu ut fourteen hundred I0Hara
Ns.iN D, quo gul plI u..o uu tnu Dr.. day 90
.tlifmHcr. q. ID I.i. Wll. Iu..rUHt NuINII
i.um He d1ta thereof 90 tHc rltu n. HIN Her
cont per auu.m. payable HHmlHunuHIIy. Uu
tHN NIat uFTH OF sUptrUHUr Hul 81 .IUI Uf UH.U
year o. evidenced uY intgICst coupon not
alt.'nel o. shli principal note an1 % oven
Whereas stIi dc5iot trust provide. that iu
case on NeIHu'. ln GOO pAYm mon. uf HlIl nuln "r
auy part tHuIaUt or Boa rlsH U.flult uH ma4u Iu
She senior and eject thereof UuI such urIuu.l
continue Tor b dave, thUu GO thU option 70 tnU
InFfl holder % fli note flId iuuUHtrHugss
MAf at ulrg ucromn den H.l rHylN.. Iul in.
trustee sbllI upon tlo AUuIUHiHu uf tUU IUrHI
Nn|I"r nI sNiN note. fU'I and dispose OF tNu
above. Described uurcry 90 thu uanHyr Iu
NuIfh DO hereby mai, fHf grcIigf rIuHfy.
i.r tNc rufunHu u. .AFInE aaII note HrI H.
'.'.H. N'ftHus t"HU.I.i VIII lu. costs hUa
thuDHaeH or Uae0uunF inIa If1H. ANA
ral melt 1f t.e il .taHmruf U. Iu..fU.t uII.u
ttIl due ru fHii note lu rrftlU.0r l.t lsI,
iau.H nave continued for moro itau tIr'g
NHHNH a"N HNI. geo NUHN HUN I" INHH. IN.rfUI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

Enforcement Association who lave
had tho management OF tho nall r.
some ume rast. Their loafo expires
today but itls u0t yet uunuIoiy known
who viii t,Es charged the house from
thiB date.
Elder u. D. Richards, o. the Council
Of the Apostle, addressed The Clrgru-
gs.on at the LAttof.lay slut'
meeting house yeGo'day, aud toduy,
commencing nt tom 90. fua meeting %
Ila Relief Society was held "a. which
Sister R.ghafda si1.c,
htcrio Wiulos Intends 90 leave Tor
New YORK Guy, on Friday morning
next, March d..
The member OF Mrs. s9rensonh
ladies' clla gave "a social party nt tue
city hall on Ihursday night Last
A concert 10 be given by the Firsi
Ward Sunday school DO advertised 60
take place at tho meeting l1us"
tonight
A heavy rain fcll last nigh, and the
weather now locks threatening.
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PIONEER MONUMENT.
ASD sALrsA ASp nAnaoru
A Long Pull ani a Strong Pull and
Up Goes The MOuu.
mint.

CARD rHo,f THE ruur rHE8iurScy
Sal, Lake CITY, Jau. 70, 1875.
Notice ia hereby given that cJuiri'
buttons 90 thg monument 20 be- ofuc.oi
iu Salt Lake City IN memory Of
Brigham Young au1 the poneur VIII
hereafter, aud until further notice, ur
acknowledged through tho columns Of
the DEEuT NEWS IL ia expected
that agencies Tor tho collection Offuuia
Tor this worthy purpose viii be- usiab
iishCl boz each wurI ln all tho Stakes,
anu lhhl said funds, with the list tl
uamtt0 OF tho contributors, will 10 Tor.
warGud 10 frequently Hs convenient 20
HUUrr 81. Wells, secretary " the Brig.
uum Young Memorial Association, 5alt
Lake CITY, who will see that amD nro
properly acknowledged IN tho mnunsr
stated. We earnestly hope that the
people VIII respond generously aud
promptly 10 this call no that 80 pussiuls
the monument may DO completed,
dedicated and unveiled % thu public
by tho Jih day ~ mex. Oclobr.
WGLFUED WOuuHurE
GHUHUT q. CANNUS,
JusIuu H. rulIM
Fltt Presidency ~ the Church Of
JOsus Christ Of Latter.day Saints.
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PROVO.
pnovo. urAu. Tsu 25, 1876.
First District COURT

The following bufinesa was trans
acted I'm the First district court yeaioi-
days .,t,. .....
bfoufbt before tuu court on on 0iecf
from the board OF director, q, w ~, ~,
f,fu school. which order Hulf ilfth lhHl
nts condurt' Ia detrimental 90 tue school
and tbat he De- luc0fflfiblr. Hr was
sg,is,eI rsturn,d 10 the RUfomschcOL
Tonic NiaIsuu and Charles y. buui
pleaded mo-, guilty 90 indictments
,.tn,giBg out of disturbance iu the
De,reIt mining district ON the @j1h OF
N. n. Nil.on, OF vineyard, nni
r,l,n schmidt, OF NrrCur Indicted iur
assault with "a deadly weapon were
moi rrcseIt when tncir cases were
rllled and tueir bonds were forfeited.
D,u Carlos Snow, Of Provo WHO
had entered p.ra % guilty 20 the
rbarre of unlawful clhabiialon, waa
nreI s50. and iu default o. DO imprin'
oned in the peniteutiary MY Jays
I,oforz3 Hush, oi Elrug Lasr, ALTO
indicted ON thr a1mo charge Wm
r,iiei forward Or sentence. ho hAl
gbryei tue law iJf two yolrs anu
uo1ld do 90 iu tue future. TIE Wal
,sntencel to thirty days ia tho peni'
Lizzie Lester, i2ysai-1I glf,wa.
cent up from She lusilltH court al
Moab ior the purpose OF haVluB nor
committed 20 the Reform school Too IT,
rofflgibiu c1nduc. Inuio were no
,gitgosstsn and the gifi said suo had only
taken a handkerchief l'um QUO or ltf
rlaymatFf. Judrr EIuH ordered thal
shG be returned 90 huf home
Ina tho case uf Jonathan Bichley
Va provo GIiy; Judgment ON piuatluEa
for plaintiff iut slb -. ,
In the case 90 tho People W George
Uufhrs; defendants bIud uAui AZ
81 O0D. Hughes was convicted VI rob-
brry lat term and rcutuucgd 10 TIE
rptiteptiary. The supreme Court To-
vofsud tue Judgment aud ordered
low trla'.
A Jury was omuanolod IN the casn OF
~. l.. Davis VI barrow Bro, The
euit 10 brought 60 collect sil5 90 tilO
VI which Ia alleged ~ uu due on
promlssory note.
The Firat Ward Pasture Co., Of
Provo, has commence suit against SAT-
Lake CITY aud various canal cJmphh-
ira Ina Salt Lake County Go collect
g5.IOO aud costs. Tue plaintiffs alltgo
that they have been damsgcl in that
amount on account % uyulil1w from
Utah lake caused by dgiuuua4t plau'
log obslructlous In the Jordan uvrr'
Annie NJ. Pcay ct nl have brought
ruit against tho defendants ia tue case
above mentioned tor $1,000 aud COSTS
uasing their cause VI action On tho
same grounds.
MOTIFS
II, u. Vincent Of this city alarloj fIf
California yesterday. iu intonds sn
40 10 lbs Angeles Tor tue purpose I
buying an orange grove. sits. Vincent
who h yiuung a daughter Ia California
will return with him.
Word has been brought on from
Eureka that sublurranuan lake or
river has been discovered 0u the nlnu
huuired foot level of the Eureka hilI
miue, aud that tho water Contatus y
species Of fish. This msy be a fish
story.
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In ne Probate court lu ana Tor SAT- Lake
C1uutYi Territory of Utah,
In the matter Of tho estate OF Mercy n.
lhQmuruu, deceased,
TOTICE rs uEEluY GIVEN THAT
~ Mary Jano ThumUH1n, cAucutrir OF mo
estate OF Mercy D. Thompson, deceased, bias
TyI uUrru Cor settle 0ut and q cd lu usiI court
Iur adm niflFgtuu OF taId estate auu uuuuHu
for nual distribution OF Ono residue ui sand
vEtltU among tho rurOun DuUlIcd thereto and
tuat Thur Jay, tuo lsIh day of lrurunrY A.
10 1890, tl0 u'clpcha "a. me 40 mo cuu.t room
OF said court bon thu tuuuy Court House,
salt Lake Dity and luuutU, Utah Territory,
hag boon duly appointed uy tho Judge of s1ld
court Tor tho settlement Of saIi account and
hearing sliI petition COR lIatrIuuuuu, 90 which
time hud place any person Interested lu gli
estate may appear and show cause, u any
tlor0 hf why HaIi account should not DO
settled tnd approved uuu nnal uiauluuou
made % prayed FOR.
Dated February och, A ID 1905.
q. T.. STANTON,
Clerk oftuo Probate Court,
ny a. o. REESE, Deputy,
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NOTICE.
In the pr0hste Court. 100 md for SAT- Ia
County Iyrut1y ui Utah.

In the Probate Court .n md for SAT- Lake
County Iyut1p ui Utah.
Iu tho matter OF che estate OF George Hualer,
deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ William d. Wallace, admuIaiTatUr OF thu
u.tlte OF UCur-u llusIvr, deceased, hlH ROM
dUrHu for settlement, ana ilcd iu aHIu court
lIs hnal arCuuu. of un Administration OF FHld
estate and r1ll1u Cor anal dHtriuuusu OF thc
residue M .Atu estate among Ihu urFHHus ON.
uuyd thereto, Huu thnt "Wednesday, Gao 18th
day Of March a. ID res, W % O'CLOCK o., 10 f,
Ut tho court room ut said court ln tau County
Court luutu, rHIl luLu CITY and County.
ltuh Territory lHH HuUu tulr appointed by tao
Judge h slId court for iar HeuIoWrut Oh Haid
account tud huNruH aHll petition Cor tl.trlUu.
u1n, 40 witch tImu nHi place any person IuIur.
uated 90 said estate may aUutar Hul chow
cause, 10 any there be-. uHYHaiu account should
not DO aeluud and approved and dual dalTl1u.
tiuu made ls prayed flr.
dated February I7lh, A. ID. lsli
o. J.. STANTON,
clerk % tho Probate Court, By
A. q WFusr, DEPUTY.
bsnaels, AaT'hah 3 bradley, Egemeys.
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NOTICE Oh ASSESSMENT.

Lucky 5000 MuuH Company Location %
principe. uIHDH Ul N.H.uu.H. rHr. CATS liHH
Location uf NNuU, Hul.H IIrus Aiming
nHtuHa Mg.atHu county, Utah
ArUuUE ls uIGEh GIVES THAT At
N HmUruuF If tUU board uf trustees, bold
at rHf. cite 900 tHH .H dtF ui January
I.a. #u assessment .Na II| uf On. fHuTs nor
aUIrH W.H |utuHuu soc aHpIt# aiHr. of Tho
corporation. payable DO tuH Faa 100 |.i 90. N.
n..U.. rooms N HHl q. HI south NHIn street
of Nal"u IH..
any clock unn1 which ib1 asagslmtHt re.
maIuH unpaid HH fHu HiH DAY 20 March, i"N,
will Hn uuuHUuUut auI HuEuTtHUI Cor "HIu Ai
ruHI. auction, HuI II payment q. nos made Dee
luIH. WII HU sold uu tHU HIlH day uf hnr b..
l.HH. uf thu hour ore O'Clock us IUs ut ihe Office
uftHu treasurer. o. ulF H.HrHHWuut aul Cu.iH
uIaUEurUauH and rAuunsu uf HlIH.
W. j. HJUIuN,
Secretary,
rAUg CRY, Jan. glih $50.
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PAYSON.
PAYsoS, urAM roo. 90, iao5.



The Queen Cny Ministries, local
Organization, gave an entertainment ~
Tue Payton Opera House on lhursdpy
evening, February .lsi, under tue
management VI j. Frank Pickering.
The program consisted ~ d minstrel
dfst part with mandolin, guitar anu
banjo orchestra, nu OHIO ui uouE',
dances, quartUilus and mulicnl strc-
lions unu q farce. 10 wac She ilrst local
minstrel show ever given ina this CITY
aud was q success both from an artistic
auJ Ia financial ttauIpJluL All the
uumucrH were We'll rendered aLl moot
% thom 1ncoroi, the spec nl huuuis 10
the evening falling cu hHsf., sam
Darrell uui Kari hulsu tltlsseiI)' ls'-
qutsts fIr Is repetition 20 sac on,vf'niu-
mcnt have been made by mauy OF our
leading ciuE5uf, and % uny uu that tHr
Queen CITY Mlustrrls Will DO heard
isJin again at No distant date.
a drosa social was glyou 1t The Pet
byt0riau chapel us tue night ui Nnah-
iurt0ulH Birthday, Costumes nna
habits Of old colYlial umys ucfa rep
resented and O. good tinio uuIuyuI . s.
All vino attended. a dress uAll Woe
pivon tho same evening iu lhu
opera house, but as Oar %
tho "dgc-s" part was concerned
% WIS failures possibly ton or
twelve in attendance being c1rtumcu,
Otherwise tue ball was tuguusH.
Puzgs were givru O. Mr. Lewis han'
sey and Niles Blrlha Wright Tor repre-
stutal0ns OF George nui Aarlnu
Washington ard Go Mt Rob Cuwnu
aud Aiisa Ada M4mh i0t boat dancing
A nee dance was given at the
Opera House on saturday night uy tho
mumbur8 of the Second Ward Mutual
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-26

Andrew j. Gibson and Woslliuc Gibson. mi.
u1ral uT james johnston, tlur general
guardian, PLAINTIFF,
VH
a., a. Hiatt Thomas 60, sh0HrmAu and Mrs.
E.mra 7NobrHuutAI1 wife, walter ~. Love
HuI Emma D. Lowe, BIZ wife. gilbert l..
Chamberlain and Annie a. thambtrlsiu,
hIa wife, TO- ~. a., Griffith and ifHuliA A .
buUlI. boz vito, Louis b. rHrnua and
of tugIlUHubIt.u CORPORATION, o. g. COL
IH.Huu NlH It. ~ Colin, hIH vito. and tho
Metropolitan IUUgHtmenl Company, oor
uUfaI uU, rHrHUr g uuuuC. corporation
FuTaU IE UIU.nu dUfruuAutE
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