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Late Orders.

The application OF A mos Moret0n for
= writ prohibiting Justice Sells from
proceeding with the case Of Minnie
Heller Vi Amos More,on ct al, was AT.
gued before Judge Merritt yesterday
afternoon and submitted.
Ii. II. q. Coates w Louis Hyams; de-
murrer to complaint argued and sub
mitlsd.
J, A. Ferbraohe vs. Thomas w. Jen-
hinge; motion for new trial argued and
submitted.
Peoples Saving 4 Loan association
VI w. kalstrom ut oil; demurrer 70
G.. mplaint argued anu submitted.
J. II. r.. Webster vs. Thomas Reed
motion 10 take DISPOSITIONS Overrulpd.
Peter Il. ller ct al VA Fred Hadtn;
Judgment by default on two causes OF
action.
Percy WrathAll va j. l.. Meoham Ut
al demurrer to complaint overfulej.
y. X. Bl0gh & Co. vs. Mt. L1cuutizi
motion 20 sst aside judgment argued
anu taken under hdvisement.
LAviniR Heidel Va ChiliOus w. Hell
leli demurrer 10 complaint Overruiei.
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30, 1905. lIor sickness aud death were
very sudden, yot she was conscious
almost 10 the momonl pflnal dissolution.
She called upon the Elders 10 pray Tor
hor and babe goodbye to her devoted
husband and loving children.
Deceased was the daughter OF Ira A..
and Mary 4. llillmnn and was born at salt
LakoCiiy. Utah, Feb. "a, lsll llor lie
was model good, kiud, charitable
aud possessing "a sweet disposition, she
was oudoarod 10 tll who know her. She
LOTT husband, two sons and two
daughters aud numerous relatives anu
friends 10 mourn her seemingly uuumc-
ly death.
The funeral took place ut oxford meet
ing house, launugk county, Idaho, On
juno glth, 1875. The service were very
solemn aud impressive. Words Of COM
fort and cheer were spoken 10 the
bsfoAyOl ouOs aud eloquent tributes TO
her character and work were delivered
nv Elders j. l., Hunt, VIM. i. Fisher,
First Counsellor L., j. Pity, and Bishop
y. n. Lows, see lDuNNuNtCArIul
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DIR. SHBLMBRDINE
viii not remain after June
This Is your last OPP
pOrtunity.

Glasses that do not III are dear at any
price, whether they cost fifty cents or
Ave dollars. Properly fitted glasses
will lengthen the lite aud utility OF the
eyes, by removing all strain.
Go and see him II your glasses are
NOT right Tie has gwen such universal
500. action that YOU will not make a
mistake 100 calling and having a talk
with hm immediately.
The following arr irW prominent
people Of the many that have been heue.
iitItd by Dr. shclmerdlues sofk
ELIAS MORRIS. ~ West, south
Temple.
a. H. WOODRUFF wholesale de.
parimen', u, c. Nil.
GEORGE REYNOLDS. secretary to
the presidency Mormon church
JOHN NICHOLSON
O.. O.. EYWArER. superintendent
machinery Sat Lake Temple.
CHARLES WlLCKEN, city water.
master
\. a. EMPEY, tire and police com.
missioner OF the hrm OF Clark, IT..
dredge s. Co.
ISAAC BARTON Barton s. Co.
JOSEPH j. TAYLOR, the under.
ta.or
R G. McNlECE, pastor rresby,er.
ian church.
THOMAS MCINTYRE. grocery de.
pauueul nc " J.
l.W SIMPLER, the photographer
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Lowe, Gee. w. Wallace, aud Geo. l..
Nye, resident assistant secretary.
Tho bOarb II really a branch Of the
Ametlcsn Surely company Of New
York ltspufpose is 10 issue bonds OF
oil hinss righs here, arrangements TO
be made with tue b1lfi, tho business
& lie directly transacted with Geo. l..
Nye, assistant secretary.
In the law lopat,ment three classes
OF bonds may be obtained through this
board. Tue judicial tltsa includes
bonds OF appeal, Injunction, ares, A.
tachmunii etc; tue tiJuciAty iucluues
bonds Tor TIE fidelity OF ADMINISTRATOR,
executors, guardians, Trustees, etc, an
tue commercial inc uduu bonus and
auruiythip NJ sssiguees, receivers,
grain elevators, m etual revenue
bonds, guarantee GA bus anu contracts,
etc.
This company has capital oi a., O01,-
COO and n ftsefve iuud Of Sl,5JO,uUO,
nud are doing business Ia All toe pfin-
cipal cities between New York anu san
Fnucsou. The bonds are issued by
the New York company, the local
board acting as agents
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Continued from rage ono)
A BROTHERS. DREAM.
Byslrum and westlunj are In custody
pending fuller investigation OF the
nrArm NJ AccIpENrAL.

pendinga fuller investigation Of the
case.
DFATH WAS ACCIDENTAL,
O'Clock the NEWS received the
last message from Bingham. Tie
post moTtem examination, conducted
by Dr.. a. l.. Cast.umnu, had Just Jten
concluded a fow minutes teiOte. lu-
stead oi the suspicious Of foul play
being strengthened or confirm sd, they
were entirely disslpateI. During the
two Inquiries which we're held
today eleven witnesses In all
were examined. The Jury was tut
Tut a few minutes and On returning
rendered the following verdict wv"
fiud that the deceased came 10 bic
death by falling over an ombauk-
meut OF Bingham creek, his death be-
log accidental"
SUSPECTED MINERS DISCHARGED.
The finding seemed TO meet with
pretty general approval, though IT by
no means removed the mystery con.
uoctud with the dream potion 81 tue
cBss. Immediately after the verdict
was announced, steps we're taken 10
secure the discharge Of the two mcu
arrested ~ heretofore chfOnicluu. ruefe
WAS little ,iligully la that difuctiOni
anu late this afternoon their liberty
was restored 20 them anu the charge
dismissed. Whether or not they VIII
attempt d indication Of themselves 10
the courts remains 10 be seen. J1tOn, Z
Oieneach Will COM 30 on tue evening
tram.
Eric was q years OF age AMI Ia the
best OF hoalih nnd spirits PRIOR to hi'
disappearance. His brother John IL
two yenfs his senior. Both have been
residents q Bingham tor several
years past aud were unmarried. Judge
Quinn said today that thuy were hl'
ways known ~ young men Of stUauy
anu exemplary habiis.
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OBITUARY.

uonERr HARRISON.
Tho funeral services over the remains
Of l.ld. r Robert Harrison were hold yos-
ierday, at p. M, from tho Nineteenth
ward meeting house, Elder w. u, Bar,
ton, Bishop. presiding. The following
were tho speakers. Elders $. $. Newton,
WIN. Mcmillan, Joseph NJ. Watson, jas
Sewell and Royal u. Young, all OF whom
spoke In terms of tho highest praise, and
t6stltiOd 10 tho unwayerlug Integrity tp
tho Gospel always manifested by the
dccea'Od during a period of over half a
century OF n lie devoted TO the cause Of
Truth.
The deceased will be vol remembered
byA hn.t OF missionaries, who AZ diilorcnt
time. have labored boo the Newcastle and
Durham conference, Ito was for many
years the presiding Elder ui tho North
aud South Shields branches 81 tho
Church aud was universally loved and
respected by all who know him. lls
ITO was charitable aud exemplary aud
his loss will DO soroly folt by multitude
o. friends and associates.
Ho departed this life at the ripe old
ago Of u years, and Il may bo truthfully
aud consistently said n him, In the
language OF the ancient apostle, "Rlessul
arc tho dead that die IN tho Lord, Tor
they rest from their labors aud their
works do follow them.h
The dodicatory prayer nt tho grave
side was offered by Elder William Nc.
MILAN.
M7umai STAR please copy.
MANY o.. HEATH,
1t oxford, Idaho, Sister Mary p. Heath
departed this Ito for u more exaltp
sphere carly Wednesday morning, juno
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Land Office.

The following nlings were made 10
the local land office under date Il
June 9G'
Onon p. Alfred, Of Beaver final
moot Of homslead entry OF 100 acres IN
tow nshlp 20 south, range wet,
Beaver county.
George T.. Blckel, Of salt Lake cry,
desert entry OF 40 acres In township
rs south, range west, danpete county.
Jo,sph Dtmeulle, ui Woh Wan
syringe, desert eutry OF al2,GO oorel In
township - south, rangcs ~ aud 10
west, Beaver county.
Wm. ]. wnymRn, Of Holiday, final
ptoof n desert entry of 50 acres Ia
ioWnshlp south, range east Sal!
Lake county.
Abigail l.. Grover, Of Wan Wah
Syringe. desert entry OF 100 acres In
town,hip q south, range 10 west,
Beaver county
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silagu may lc f.d the whole year mU
is as goud iu rho SUMMER us iu iI1 win
ter ttisul'ig m1rc desirable 90 kow
tho COWS m stables boo thg summer thu
in the winter, as tho heat and the il.D
urn moro annoying Co them m the ho
weather than 10 tho cold, while OBJ,
cold Is hollthful when il is mot excess
i've So that the feeding u silago ana,
be q Desirable practice IA the mmmu
and tho COWS will rest comfortably !.
the cool shaded stables kept clean w
airy and fluo from nir-, which mo t,
rious datrImout Go the cows iu the hu
sonsou but un account Of tbo quicl..
decomposition OF Che moist food iu Oh.
summer DO must Dec made ulr 90 CO.
move oycry ulrtirloui mcaton food iron
thc feed trough, twice uday and luwa
th1m ont frequently, Ur thv rIlIoru
suumOs win surely faint the mill, au,
its PRODUCES -E.uhugu
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Funeral Services.

The funeral Bfvisos over the re-
mnius Ut the late John Bhmiey, who
died ~ reported IN lasl evening.
NEWS. Will DO usli Ia the Filth ward
meeting Housc tomorrow, at . O'clock
3. m. The deceased was 20 yonrs Of
nge, ami wac born IN beylanJ, Lanca-
shire, England lie was held In high
esteem ~ all with whom he had been
associated. He was o duvout husband
nut father, anu leaves n host Of
ifivuds 10 mourn his los. Ito ha
beck ~ for about eight weeks. He
leaves ~ wife aud Clght children.
Fnouds Of the family IRE cordially N.
vitei 10 tho funeral services.
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Horse and Barn Burned.

There was blaze late yesterday
afternoon on the pfemisea VI George
Lulkin, situated on First west, be.
tween Firs, aud Second North streets.
rhe lire originated la barn ia which
there was horse ami Considerable
hay. Bjth were burned, tho hOrso A.
badly that IL na1 10 bo shot. The loss
IN estimated at $500
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In ln tho top story NJ Tho Globe
building, vhe.o tho tyr0so,t,ng and
othrr machine, do everything but wIk,
say. tho boston Globe. .hofoi. uplcasant.
faced, cloar skinned, light oomplcxiouod
man of o., who has boon with Tho Uloho
over since tho birthday oft ihti great
paror. iic i- tine might foreman off tho
cnupusiun room, and looks FULLY iNruu
wears yuuu yr than ho really o.. His
namu IN Mr.. Charles Euifr.
Nervous headaches thar woll.nigl.
drove him 60 distraction irst introduced
him Co paiuC's ,olury compound. That
was uNry years ago, and until that time
De- wits ono NJ tho most pronounced OPP.
pUuHuts NJ prepare r1mouiustu DO found
in ihy city.
IHs. how pauc's rolory compound
was urs, brought tp bis attention he doe.
NOT remember, but 10 HAS uuuU hItn .u
much GOOD that tlu yum| uuud has Uu
moro enthusiastic champion living llH
h. as happy us any ono lu tur en- .otUHul
Of good health could De-, Auu Tor that
happiness be- givoS full credit Go lanr'H
celery compound. Nohu what De- las Goo
say about the medicine.
81 am always ready 20 recommend
paines celery compound when ! hear oi
a case similar 90 my own, Some hyo
years ago / WIS suffering from headaches
which were sometimes su severe during
working hours Of thv night that / would
clasp my hands uNor my head TO hold
the Top on he pain bong oNcrucauus.
IhprU attacks would uoyur some. dimes as
uUOu a. thrto times % week. sleep was
out OF tho question, tho pillow seeming
but block II wood.
Just ~ the timo was suffering most
boz ght a boalo of Pano's celery com.
pound, bUguu nj once % take 10, and ho-
Tore week had passed the headaches
began 60 disappear iOlt almost "a new
man before mo bottle was empty. I
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Ten DAYS for Ada Amelia.

Ada Amelia Beverly, tbs ls-year-old
miss, who told such glowing story OF
her Implication In the stealing OF d..
Wilcox's buggy when put upon the
witnes. stand late yesterday afternoon
admitted that while she had met Har.
nigAu, danced with him, that he hnu
no hand In the theft at all tut that she
alone was responsible, Justice Smith
gave her iutherly lecture aud lhen
sentenced her 10 tsn days' imptisou-
m,nt In the county jail, that being
made possible by modification OF the
charge from grand 10 petit larceny.
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All numbers OF the Tuichr0fH ~.
cltly ato earnestly requested o aztec d
a general meeting 20 be held 4 nuFsday
evening, June -, NJ Grand Army
hall, on Second South Street. Business
n Importance 10 the slclety anu tho
Democratic party.
FisUEE HARMS,
Grand 5aChem,
Il, I. BALL,
Big Medicine Man.
/. l., WEIGH,
Keeper Of NGmpum.
o, W. POWERS,
Senior Sycamore.
O. T.. ARNOLD,
a. q. EwINu,
VS.. MCQutES.
A.. q. NuHEELL,
T.. J. MORAN, saynmor.s
W. n. Bird,
A. a. Gln,uN,
Henry BARNES,
j.. u, LEICuER,
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Ward Entertainment.

A dramatic entertainment Will DO
given In the Eleventh ward meeting
house, on Thursday and Friday even
ings, June 27.h and 2slh, TOT the bene.
NJ Of the ward, commencing with the
melo.dtamR, In two acts, entitled
Robert Macair, OF tho Tive MuIderers;
10 conclude with the farce, Yankee
Psddlur. Doors open at 1850 o'clock
curtain rises Mt 5,
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COM Nj Il RCIA l..

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUsK.
TodAy's clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 SlsB, 3Jj. same day lat
year, sos 400.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York,-Silvrr, 65ii lead, S3l23.
London 80 3-lGl.
ORB AND BULLION.
McCuruick a 60. received today {:
Silver and lead oTes, 1880; HanAuer
bullion, $4,000.
4. X. Jones n ca, received today:
Ores, 5000; bullion, t0.suu lo,a.,
5000.
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LOCAL ADVISORY BOARD.
An Organization En'sclad Last Night TO
DO Away With Private Sureiyship.

AZ a meeting held at the Deseret
National Bank las, night local al
Ylsory board OF the American Surety
company OF New York, was organized
Tor the purpose OF doing away with
private suretyship. The board Is COM
posed OF L.. \, Hills, resident vice
president; Cleo. NJ. Downey, second
resident vice.presideni; w. 8. Nc
Cornlck, NJ. IL. Walker, John q. Cut
Ter Geo. NJ. Scott, Boyd Park, Geo. A.
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Personal Mention.

Prot. Kiehle, OF the University Of
Miunesota, was an interested visitor
at the Utah University summer school
this forenoon. He expressed himself
as being highly pleased with what he
saw ana heard.
Prucipal w. HI. Lyon, OF the Muir
ray schools, Ia in the city today. He
suys tho people OF Murray are making
extensive preparations ior the ctlvbIH'
ton Tor the Fourth OF July,
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The Deyine Hearing.

The hearing Of the complaints mado
by ilfsmen against Chief Devius viii
begin tomorrow nj 10 am. before the
board Of IRE and police commissioners
There are many witnesses Aud the iu-
vestlgati1n promises to be n long as
well rs tropical one.
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G. A. II. CAMP FIRE


The local veterans Of tho q. A. II.
who have been looking after Colonel
LANlor And Adlutan, General Jones
Tor the lat two days, have Hnd arc
iii entertaining them In true style.
Tonight Hu ull tine camp IRE VIII be
hril nt the q. A. n, hail anu t0m0r.
TOW the y.titgm W,il depart Tor Ineir
NlufH
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For Wife Beating.

A warrant was Issued this afternoon
Tor the arrest OF Albert Bu,tervlllo Of
Tayiotsvillc, on tho charge u beating
HE wife. The complaint was sworn To
~ =. NJ. Butcher. The sheriff was u
70 out anu make the arrest, this after
uuuu.
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THE COMPLETE WORKS OF LORD BYRON,

Reprinted tho original editions with coplous explanatory
notes, references, introductons etc.
In this edition not drama has boon omitted but
hat has been Included tho best standard
editions complete, including Don Juan All Of the
original appear this edition. The work conveniently
handsomely substantially bound In English cloth
volume uchos and printed from large clear type
papof, with numerous ful-pagc Illustrations.
W he PIE Gated iroo Of charge when purchases
10 t3nuu.
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lag anu motion calendats. A num-
her OF judgments were also entered.
JuDuMENrs ENTERED.
In tho case OF Joseph Couton Va the
Utah Undertaking company OF o., the
demurrer to amended answer was sus.
tained. Defendants elected 10 stand
On their answer, aud judgment was
rendered in favor OF the plaintiff for
tl,sid0L
Joseph p. Bacho, iruslee,vs Richard
g. Watt ct al; judgment by default aud
decree oi foreclosure for 81 iOiI.07, and
sl2J attorneys fee.
Elizabeth Is. EAslmond VI Newton
Learned ct nj; motion to strike out
answer and for judgment on plcah-
ings argued. Judgment for plaintiff.
Decree OF foreclosure Us prayed and
SIS attorneys tees.
In the case o. Mary J. Pearson We
Henry l.. Sieed 1t nj, demurrer to
complaint ovctTuled and ten days al
lowed TO answer.
HiiOiT ORDLth'
e Tho caso Of NJ. II. Bunrdsley W s.
w. Morrison ut al, demurrer to com.
plaiut, was continued iIr the term.
John T.. Cahoon VI Nat NJ. Brigham;
demurrer 10 amended complaint, c0u'
Iiuled for the term.
samuel Cupplos Wooden Ware com.
pany Va Chas. NJ. Freed; demurrer IN
complaint, motion Tor security Tor
costs; continued Tor term
Edward y. Snyder W jacob New.
man OF nj; motion 70 TeiuN cuelti con.
unutd tor the tern.
Samuel McNillen W John J. smith
- ai; demurrer % cjmplainli stiichon
ff0m the caiondas
OLD Fellows Building association W
w. A. Stanton & ali mIupn 10 cot
al 10 order OF reference OycrIu.cd.
The came order was made ~ ihc
case II Freed Furniture company We
W. A. Stanton ct nj, and tue case OF >.
q. Fculol w W. a, stanton Ell al.
MARY L.. Smith It al W Salt Lake
Ciiy Railway cumpary, motion TO
stfihe statement from fiios argued anu
uveftu.od; motion tor anuw TRIAL at
gurd auG suhmiitrd.
Edith &. Kuowltun We Phineas II.
Young; motion 10 amend answer sus'
tanned, Defendant to pay costs q mo
iinu.
y. g. NJ. |. ct al Va Hober A. Smith
etAg demurrer 10 complaint Ia inter
venlion and motion 20 diemiss com
plant Ia Intervention sustained.
william y. Mccormick Va Louis
hyams; demurrer TO complaint with.
drawn; fifteen days TO anawer.
American Brewing company VI
Fred 3. Hadra; demurrer 10 complaint
oveffulvd aud ten days allowed Il
answer.
TIiE TuFfs FsTATE.
The hearing ON the petitions for loi-
tiers Of administration In the matter Oi
the estate OF Elbridge fuits, came Oh
regularly IA the probate court thi'
morning. The respective parties Inter
esled la the estate were represented by
their attorneys, anu tho case was iully
argued by them. II was finally de-
Clded b leave the matter of appointing
an administrator with the pr0hal,
judge, anu tho appointment will be
msde tomorrow.
SPRAYING ORDISASCE VIOLATION.
Samuel whittemota was arrested
late yesterday afternoon, on tho com
plant OF Fruit Tree Inspector Price
iog failure TO spray his iruit trees Of
required by law, Defendant was ar
TAlgnCd before Justice w. J. Harvey
aud the hearing was rot for 0'clocl
fumaFEnxu albanian.
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slw ToaE aroeKs.


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lUrk-luiY, 81 .u. sept, SO ti.
Iard-Iuy lttN Sept 81 ~,
Tubs July, ita5, sept 500,
Harley So
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llaNHl 20,
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~ m Ar IN a. .

G,um. Juno gltH, OF $50 %. No.. % h6r
residence. Z WtHI Fourth hur,h sweet, SITTER
short Ilups,. Jane o., u Darr,A, vito OF Che
Date Alexander taIrIUI. butu June lllU, la.I,
al GLASGOW, scotland
funeral fCtNiroa viii no held on Friday 90
D. Do, 90 the TWonty'scc0ud ward meeting
hOlsu.
fuends wishing TO view TIN remains can 10
% At the residence from 1850 lu 1870 y. m uu
friday, AZ the cgskctwlll not BIZ opened az Ihc
meeting house.
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