davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21
STRANGER KILLED
By aB. & 0. Freight Train at Jim'S
Run Last Night-Papers Found on
His Person May Establish His
Identity--Body Removed to Ben
wood.

A well-dressed stranger was killed
by a B. & o. freight train at Jim's Run,
below NIcMecben, about nine o'clock
last night. The body was discovered
by uhe crew of freight train a little
later. Tt is not known how the man
happened to be on the track, but 1t is
presumed that he fell from the train:
Both legs were taken off ait the hips,
and the body was horribly mangled:
Justice Harry Riddle, and Marshal
Louis Cooke went down to the scene,
and brought the body to Benwood,
where 1T was turned over to Becker &
zimmerman. underwriters, to be pre-
pared fer burial.
The dead man was about five feet sew
en- inches in height, weighed about 40
pounds, was about 80 or 50 years Of ageN
l,ght mus-ache, we'll dressed. On his
person WAS found O. watch, a pocket
book containing two S. bills, and two
slips of paper which viii probably es-
.abfsh his identity. One was q Prom
issory note, date October 19h, for
5000. payable to the order of J. V
Harris. made by Jasper Dye the other
an order on Mr.. Lee Fox. for $3.50, by
Charles Tucker, payable to Jasper Dye.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle Of the Movements OF Indi
yfdunTs

Daily Chronicle Of the Movements OF Indt
viduals.
Miss Sarah Monahan is i'll at her
home ON South Water street.
United States Marshal A. D. Gar
den's condition continues TO improve.
Charley Duel the well-known oil
man Of Sis.ersyille, was in the city yes
terday.
Miss Carrie Ba;er left fer New York
and other points in the East on a brief
business "Trip.
The Misses Brown, Of Meadville, Pa,
are guests Of their father, Mr.. J. D..
Brown at the McLure.
Misses Gertrude. Blanche and Gene
We've Moran, Of Pitsburg, were in the
ely yesterday, wishing friends at Mt.
de Chantal
Mrs. Geo. K. IIIltgan, mother Of
eX-Councilman Frank N. NHuigan, is
critically i'll at her home IN Claysville.
Nr. Miliigan VII visit her this morn
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21
TWO NEW CASES

Two new cases of small pox develop
ed Yesterday, both in the Eighth ward,
in the vicinity Of FOrty-third street on
Jacob. They were VIM. Singer and a
Miss Humes. Both are severe cases,
with indications that they are OF the
bemorhagic or malignant type. Hester-
dav. after a consultation with the
Health Officer the local school com
missioners in Richie dictrict, decided
to close both schools for the present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21
ATTACKED BY RrTFIANs.

Thursday night of last week, at about
nine o'clock. Jim Kelly, an Italian fruit
peddler of this city, was attacked by a
crowd of rufians on Gravel Hill, who
demanded his money. Kelly produced
large knife. with which he slashed
one of the men and managed to get
away. He was attacked at the same
Dlace about a year ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21
A PERUVIAN ROAD.

Lima. Peru. via. Galveston, October
20.-Vice President Billinghurst advo-
Gates the immediate building OF rail-
road from Orova to Perene, distance
of q hundred miles, the road to be
narrow gauge Eight bridges will have
10 be built, but the route is without any
particular natural obstacle, and the
production Of the region is increasing
rapidly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21
ACCIDENT YESTERDAY.

While the beef wagon of J. w. Cor
bett, Of Bellaire, was i'm McMechen, and
Mr.. Corbett was waiting on customers,
q boy about five years old by the name
of Shaw, climbed up on the rear wheel.
a boy on the seat started the horse and
threw the child over the wheel to the
ground, the wheel passing over his
head and one hand, forcing the blood
from his mouth and nose and MASKING
his fingers. The child was taken home
and his injuries dressed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21
CAMPBELL DEMONSTRATION.
Another Meeting of Wheeling Democrats
to Be Held Tonight.

to Be Held Tonight.
Another meeting Of Democrats OF
Wheeling and Ohio county viii be held
in the Police Court room, at eight
o'clock tonight, for the purpose OF per-
fecting arrangements for attending the
Campbell demonstration in Beliaire
next Wednesday night. The amount or
money which was considered necessary
to defray the expense Of sending the
Wheeling delegation down>to Bellaire'
was raised within an hour after the adj
iournment Of the meeting Saturday
night. and the committee alterward de-
clined several contributions.
It is probable that the special eXcur-
sion train will leave the b. & o. depot
about 715 o'clock. The Wheeling
marching contingent will be accompa-
MED by Meisters' band, and will have
an unlimited quantity Of red fire. It
will be one of the biggest demonstra-
tions Bellaire has ever witnessed IN an
off wear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21
TIE NATIONAL PROBLEM.
Loyalty to the American Idea is a
Christian Duty.

A Thoughtful Discourse Delivered
by DR.. Buckley at the Thomson
ME-. Church Last Night-Preach-
ing of Politics and Social Reform
Defended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21
The River.

The m9rks on the landing 81 night
touched the lowest notch of The year,
10 inches.
Warren. Pa. October 2O.-River $40
below water mark and falling. Wealth
en- cloudy.
oil CITY. October 2O.-River 2 inches
and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
Morgantown, W. Va, October %
River 8 feet and stationary. Weather
cool and cloudy.
Greensboro. October 2O.-River 6 feet
10 inches. Weather fair and colder.
Steubenvllle. October 20.-Riyer S
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and cool.
Pittsburg. October 2O.-River foot
. inches and stationary Weather
clear and cold.
Special TO The REGISTER.
Parkersburg. w. Va. October %
River / foot and falling. Weather fair
and cold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21
A Rare Offer.

F. w. Banner & Co. are offering a secondhand,
seven octave, Stenway Upright Piano for two hun
dred dollars, including stool and cover This is an Op-
portunlty for any wanting piano.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21

Pig Roast at Harry Joyce's Fort
Henry saloon, 1884 Main street to-
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21

Lieut.. Dan Ingram last night ar
rested clara Winters on a charge Of
lettering in a house Of ill-fame.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-21

The above Reward will be
paid to any one who win secure
2. arrest and conviction of the
person or persons who ar9nOw
ularly stealing the DAILY
end SUNDAY REGISTER on the
and and North Main street.
West Virginia Printing 20.
a.-ueNlh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01
Notes aud Personals.

Mr. huJ Me. Charles NJ. Hsrfls, OF
this city, have arrived at lie pllC, Ger.
many, where they will taEv q Uyutse
OF study Ia muaic-Chsrlts s.uJyIGg
tue yIUiiu, upon winch ue h very Ia.
Gated, auu hls wife tue piano.
Several parties In quest VI pleasure
and n cool breath Of air nave hlsI them
10 tue snady groves aud grassy giadus
q Logan canyon. Our canyon u b.
eOmlus iAmrl us tumUer retreat
Tho city committee and Jefferson
Society a the democratic party were
consJiiIa,el Saturday evening. The
niseeting was hoid Ia the Opera houss
Enl was addressed by Judge J. w.
Judd.
A great many cars OF wheat have
teen shipped out OF Cache valley the
past week, n n result Of The restoration,
until June 80, Of the reduced freighI
rate IL Texas points.
The Young Lsdies OF the First ward
gave a very enjoyable Ice cream anu
surawUerty iestlval In the ward meet
Ing houts Wednesday evening.
The police records show that John
Dos has been on his daily drunk, Tor
which he was assessed the customary
s..
Il. W. Maisen and Captain Powell,
Of salt Lake, were up from the capllai
purchasing horses last wsth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01

the eitlzsns should have the direction
4 heuelebraiioD. But the Quart was
sustained in the steps already tiken,
and en- powered 10 carry tho ideH
through.
Committees have therefore been ap-
prlnted and oil thlugs are now under
way towards n filling celebration Of
tho glorious IBdepe 1dence Day. a
grand parade will be formed a. $50
s.m. The line Of march includes the
principal streets. A program Will DO
rsnIsfed In the tabernacle, commenc'
Ing at 1880. The Dsclar.
atom Of Independence Will 10
read by Judge Advocate Chas.
II. Hart, ami the Grafton Will be
delivered by Frank X. Nebeker. The
tents Of the Guard will DO pitched on
tabernacle iquare, aud ifisuis and
participants WI b. welcomed witnin
thelf doors. The cslUbfauon promises
to be- n grand success. The Wheel club
gives races iu tbs afternoon aud the
sports will conclude with ball In the
evening.
hif. Nsbeksr, who will deliver tho
orntiou, lisa Logan boy, who has Jus'
returntd from Coruel! university, WheTo
DO gtauuatud with nigh bonets IN The
school OF law VI that institution. lie
gained special mention tor tbs excel
lsnoe VI his thesis on "lnteniAte E1-
tfAdlllon,0 read allILe commencement
And Logan takes pride IN tue fact that
he 10 another VI her sons " distinguish
hunsolf 40 hlghly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01
MARSHAL S SALE

DuHsuASr IT, AN ORDER % SALE
4 on decree Of foreclosure 70 me directed
By the 1hud Judicial District Count ~ the
Territory Of Utah, 1 shall expose ~ public sale
HI the west front door uf the county court
house tuew city ard county buudiuFl Ia the
city ~ SAT- lAte, county % -Alt Lake, ard
Territory Of Utah, on tho 18th day u July,
i,'c, Al 10 O'Clock a. no All the riEht, ut.c,
claim and Interest ut Richard q, Watt, james
W stevens, james Watt aud u. A, DAmomilU,
o. Co.,, and 10 tho following described real
estate, situate, lying nrd being in inc city aud
county ~ RAFT Lake Ulhh Territory, and dcs.
cTbtd a. tollows 70 Wis The norm half ot
lot twcuty.seyon go ami OIL Of iot twenty
eight y.-I, IN block two lin Harrington, Don.
nelly Nowo.rs suuit,ificu, 81 lots three lll
and four ti, IN block twenty tuTco l2iI. In i've
acre plat "a" big hcli survey, IN the south.
east quarter OF section twelve, tn township
ono south, Tsngo one wet OF the salt taEe
meridian. in salt Lake CITY and county. Tenn.
tory OF Utah 10 be cold o. the property u
Mchard q Wait, ct Al AZ the sui OF Joseph
4. bachc, trustee, eta
Terms OF sale, cash.
NAT NJ nnIUHAM,
jas. Marshal
ny l.. /. ARCHER. Deputy Marshal
Dhted June llth, isgA.
4 y. sawyer, attorney for plaiutih
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01
surgical.

Dn. o. &. aud q. y Ofmsby hRvo
performed several d III sui. operations
duglas tho past wotK. George An.
drews, OF the Fifth ward, tnis city, was
operated upsn 10. a bad case u sttAugu'
lated hernia; tne doctors have hvpes o.,
curing him, A tumof was taken ifom
tue throat Of /. Caflefty, o. Falfviow,
Idaho, aud he alsJ ~ Progressing
nicely. a man named lsTaoIsln, VI
Hyfum, - years ulJ, was III gtud
wish n cancer Ia his night chotg, anu
That was tiiec,ually removed. Not.
wlthstnLIins his great age hf. lsraoi.
aou Failed promptly ifom tho OnlUfo.
form, ami IL pr'grra'iug ayJtably.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01
Notes and Personals,

Friday evening, at 10 o'clock, Msjor
Keller, u l2.ysAr-old son OF Bishop
keeicr, OF the Fourth WAR, and Claude
Saxey, son OF Elder A. Saxey, now
on q mission In England, each got n
horse without their PARENTS kuow!.
edge ami started for Woodland about
sixty miles up Provo oAnyob, whsIe
George Keeler mas an uncle. Tna little
fellows rode hard ana arrive1 Gt their
destination In the afternoon. Bishop
keeler learned Of the direction the
youthful excursionists hal taken, ami
went up AMI brought them home Bat.
urday. They were bathing In tue
river and enjoying their visit when he
arrived.
Last night some horse trader took
black horse from the farm oi w. NJ.
Egan on Provo bench aud In place
thereof left nIouse-coiorei hotue. It
ia thought this animal may also have
been stolen.
A ten-yeAr.old daughter Of Mr.. J.
w. Cluh, president Of the CITY council,
died Saturday evening nom summer
complaint.
wTon Wilkes has been appointed
deputy sheriff. He has been eOOnscl.
el with tue sheriff. Ofilce fOr lUmo
time,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01
sHERlFF's SALE.

NOTICE Is HEUfHY GIVEN, THAT
~ pursuant 10 an order Of sale aud decree
OF foreclosure TO me directed from the ThIfd
Judicial District Court Of tho Territory ~ Utah,
County OF -Alt LnEe m = cause thnfuln pend,
ing, wherein sarah q. Taylor 10 plainuh, aud
!. ~ Give, Mary 3. GIVE, J, n. Winsl1W, j.
", Houston, assignee, rnd John Hazard, are
defendants, 10 which said decree and order "
sale reference 10 hereby made, I shall expose
for sale At public auction, 10 the hlghcat hid.
der, for cash, At the west front door Of tho
County Court House, IN tho city OF SAT- lac,
county OF rais Lake, Territory Of ttAh on tho
lin day " JulY, 4. u, is15, st " O'Clock noon,
All the Tght, tile, claim and interest VI j. H.
Give, Mary =, owe, j, II, Wlnslow, j. ".
Houston, Assignee, aud John hlAglATl an ami
10 the following described real estate, situate,
lying, ana beng In tho city ant county ~ sail
Lake, Territory OF utAh, aud particularly
described as follows, t0.wit All Of lot two az
In block ono hundred aud four tlCl, Mat 81.
SAT- Lake CITY survey, 10 no soId as he prop.
cry OF j, ", Give, Mary =. Cli'e, J. u. Win.
slOw J. W. Houston, assignee, aud John
blaIfatd, under sad order Of sale and decree
Ia the above cause
Dated saI Lake city. Utah. June ?ilh, A. d.
HARVEY HARDY. sheriff.
ny o. !, O, lRwts, Deputy sheriff.
ID Harrington. attorney iUrplAluth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01
Abatement Of NnIsances.

Upon promising 10 remove the cor.
rails, Outnoutos, etc, comprising the
nuisance upon the banks VI n water
canal flowing through the city, TOT tue
maiutsnauce VI winch Herman NOgel
wss arrested, he was released from tue
Tue police court Ffldsy. Tue city OIL
gIas have begun IA war upon Mi
nuts noes, u which there IL said to be
qlite a number witlia tue city limits,
winch means Tue determination Of tbs
same, Tor which the citz NJ, especially
those VINO use canal wA.or fOr culinary
pufposes, are duIy gtatsiulI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01
NEAT BUTTER PRINT.

Tho rAsieful aud Convenient Pattern NJ the
Cornell Agricultural Experiment station.
Tho dairy department at Cornell uni
ycEsity Is making It's record. II has Civ.
en- many useful Lesson 90 dairymcn
and crcamerymcn Both Ia and outside
OF New YogE. Asa sort " trademark.
un as bulletins Is stamped tho picture
reproduced below. Il Is tho Cornell but
ter print
Tho style ~ butter printing hero
shown IS very convenient IL can he
utilized for either one or two pound
prints. Tho device &C L. can he east.
ly replaced with some pretty and tasto
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01
NOTICE,

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N whereas tho regular Auuu1i meeting of
tie stockholders ut the luteTmouutAlu MiIIIuf
Company was not held At tue time and pIarp
nNet In tho articles Of Incorporation OF sad
CompAnyg and whereas application has hprp-
tofofe been made % tho vice. president aud
acting president OF said company, To cali "A
meeting Of tue directors 81 said tDTpOrnuun
for the purpose OF appointing "a tmr and pInr0
Tor tho holding OF sad annual meeting, and
whereas, No such meeting Of The bu1Tii ~
directors has been called or held. and mo-
action has boon taken In tto ITDmIset, now.
therefore tho undersigned holders uf a tuAiBr'
~ OF the capital STOCK NJ Tho said Inter
mountain Milling Company DO hereby give
notice that tho annual meeting Of the st0rg
hol dtTs Of SAID corporation VIII be- held a. tina
Onlce o. the company, hcNurnick building.
salt Lake city, on Monday The stl day on IuI Z
lsgi, At the hour u four a. O'Clock, D m.. Tor
the purpose Of oIecling officers aud 'drector.
OF sad corporation for tue ensuing year and
until the next annual mootlls
Dated June @, ls'p,
" =, MCCORMICK, Trustee
~. H. TOWNb HOW, 1rustse.
WILLIAM COOPER, Jr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01
mARsHAI.'s SALE.

DURsUANr TO An ORDER or sALE
i aud decree 81 foreclosure 20 me directed
by the district court ~ tho Third judicial die,
trict " the Territory OF Utah, | shall expose
~ public sale, At The wcst front door Of the
Joint city and county building, IN the city u
sAlt Lake, counly Of salt Lake and lordtory
" Utah, on tho llth day ~ July, les, At n
O'Clock a. m., MI the right, tits, clam and
interest o. Joshua D. stewart ana MARY J,
Stewart ms wife, W, u, Atwood, q, " Movie
and y, y. Rich, Of, In, and 90 the following
described real estate, to.wlt All Of lots
eight ~, nine lpl, ten tl0l, eleven ~ and
twelve az, ~ stewards addition, a subdi.
vision Of lot eighteen llsl, block ninc CO., i've
acre plat a. llg fl0ld survey within the
limits OF the northwest quarter ~ section
thirteen tli', township one ~. south Of range
one 90, WOst u salI Lake meridian, and being
IN salt Lake County, UAh Territory, 10 b.
sold ~ the property u Joshua u, stewart and
Mary j. stewart, his wiis,at the suit OF Charles
Nelson.
Terms Of sale, cash,
NAT. n. BRIGHAM
a., +, Marshal.
ny }. y, TnrNoNN, Deputy Marshal.
lIAtOd June slst 1875,
Goodwin \ Van reIt attorneys for plAiuIln
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01
mARsHAL's SALE

DURsUANT TO AZ ORDER or SALE
L ami dccrcs u foreclosure 10 ne directed
~ tho district court " tho Third judicial
dislrirI OF the Territory OF Utah. / shall
expose at public sale. At tho west front
door of the lqint city ana county building. In
the city Of sat Lake, county Of Nalt l.aEc, snd
Territory Of ltah, on tho 18th day Of July
lsA, At u o'clock a M, all tho right, title
CLAIM and interest Of Jasper ~, Nelson ana
Henry Kendall, NJ, IN, and 90 the following
described real estate, to.witi Part ~ lot two
gu, IN bloch twelve 10, plat ~" salt Lake
tiiy survey, commencing AZ the southeast cor.
ner OF SAID lot aud running thsneo west two
anu one hair ltRl rods, thence north ten ti0l
RODS, thence east Two anu one HAIR lgkl rods
thence south ten lOl rods 10 the place of he
ginning, and beng IN salt Lake CITY, IN the
ouniy Of sslt LAKE, Territory Of utah 10
DO sold a. the property ~ Jasper 81. Nelson
and Henry kendall, 81 tho SUIT Of Daniel
1uTngren.
Terms Of sale. cash,
NAT 81, BRIGHAM,
4. s, Marshal,
ny ~. y, TruNoNr Deputy Marshal
Dated June glst lslt,
Goodwin & Van relt attorneys for plain.
tin
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01

islugo 5000. "i rnrtpfsIng we con.
slider .b. wegal az making mp butter
prints tho lot in uso Whether tho
prints ar, ogo or two pounds the same
neat and WU.y d,.s' is repeated on
each quarter vi if. .p That Tho figure will
not b. destroyed whoa tho butter is
brought 70 BE table 4 worry thin wood.
en- knife or lip uf wood eau divide the
butter 90 tio lines Of separation so neat
ly that they viii not DO detected This
method saves timc IN printing, as two
pounds, p0rLap, oven moro, can By Il
be printed whore one used 70 10 by Old
fashioned methods This arrangement,
with the use oil one Of the excellent ma
chino butter prints now sold by dairy
supply houses, will facilitate operation
Of making table butter Loo pretty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01
The People Of tho Territory OF Utah send


The People " the Territory OF Utah send
ttotung'
To D. r. Hiatt, Thomas "a, theATman aud Mrs
Ilmra shcArmau.his wife, Waiter u. Lowe
aud Emma D. Lowe his wife, Gilbert 4.
Chamberlain, aud Annie n Chamberlain,
his wife, T.. W. 4. gTinIth and rrigciitA l.
Ggidtn, his wife, Louis H. Parsons aud
Mrs louis y Parsons, tho National Bank
Of the nupubiC, a corporation. H. o. Col.
Ito AMI Nrs. H. &. Coils, his wife, and the
Metropolitan Investment Company, cor.
p3fstun, PAfkcr a Dcpuc, q CORPORATION.
tHfEh ~ Oibtln, defendant,
NUu ARE HktEilY FtDriuep tn Ar.
y pear 10 an action brour6t aesins, YOU -
the Above mar "a piaintig Ia the listglef fo1f
u Tue Ihlfd Judifisi Distfirt ~ ~ rs,rtI..'s
VI Utah, AID 10 ansWer tbs rempiaint ai,d
.hsIein sitbin ten daVsIe, sirsiye ~ ths ssv az
sprticel after ths serytrr on vou ~ mi,
sulimons-if srfysa within ms snnnty, a. m
served out Of I'M. eountv. mn n, tbi' distr,ct
witbip t,,cptv d,vgs n,h.r,.,,n" ,t,,s,s sa,t.
dayt-of i1d5ment ky defspW vii M ,,ts2
sgainsf Nm arr"rdt1g III ~. pr.,., ~ 49,
gsmniaint " WV 'H''' ISM
Tbis acton IL brought 10 haye iudrrspt
against dsfend.pt mai. In surn ~ ffs,6H tgitt
ister,st AZ tsu pgr cent per anpunt. from sen.
tswber "a isii Tor fiii ave. paid' $50 att1r.
rev, fes. nd eo,ts 81 ana, .i'sssi io IA M.
o.. gsrfstn t.a,,t.sssg 800. s,..t,t . =. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01

The officers aud mombvrs of com.
paniss b aud q, Of tho Utah National
Guatd, arc busy completing prupaTa-
lions tor the celebration VI ,He Fourth
" July. Tho cillEsnu u Logan, Ia
mass meeting assembled, HAVp thu
Guard authority g. conduct lhu oe!t.
brAtion In tneir behalf, hence tue gTUs,
activity ON the part VI tue militia. 10
act the milltiai 10 always TO the fEont u
.n event OF ANY public occurrence anu
had taken the initiative In tue ovlebfs'
Hon movement. IL was though,
proper, however, 10 give everybody a
shance 10 assist In the matter, AMI lua1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO TIM
~ Eoog holders Of Tho Utah -laupbfrrin.
Co... that mere wiz ba meeting NJ no loci
holders OF said company, At tie hutruf 4 1,
D. M, on the sth day 1T July lsgl, at tbr oifrs
II sad company, m salt Lake Gay, No .s
First south ATout, for tho purpose Of darreA..
lng the COmphnY's capital stock aud lncrsbsin.
the number OF directors. aud Tor youns un"hs
an amendment 10 tie articles OF iuuurrorgti.,,
for thaL purpose. a full attendance n Tn'
questet
JOHN H. WHITE, President
J, l. HrrwoOp, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01
FaItb-PromotiDs Series.

my First Mission, . narrative OF persona
sIIHHeuee as a missionary upon tho Sandwich
Islands BY George q. Cannon. 2se.
String OF Pearls, containing q number a
Interesting sAo,oha, and AAeedo,s. of ni.-
.innary life. ETC., $50
Lonyc- From ny Journal, by Prsslisns
Nufnri woodruff, ABSORPTION OF his WONDER
ful missionary eEporionos and many interest,"
ins inoid-nr OF he iifs, 9se.
fragment. Of Experieue., a COLLECTION OF
sb"t0lias from ia eHprriouoa o. Eldar. ase
RSocl1cat naDs1 q. aSis,baII,s Jsapr.oG,
narrative u thu principal incident, IA us
eArs"r Of vvry remarkable man, So
rnsiJ scenes Ia Church History. . oo,-
iseuon Of Incidents from liz live. OF ria.r,
of Tho Church in early days 7se
xbe Life OF Nephi, the son OF Ish. VI.
smi.rtlHd irom Jera.Alein, In JidsA, 70 no
land nov known as South Gmorisa siI can.
turta before the coming Of tie Savior. 1as
eooA eoalAin' SONS very important items con.
sS'niAs No Book OF Mormon. By George o.
Damon, 80
Scraps OF biography, containing sA..cA a
an elders iIfe' Incidents of EIpsrlsnes. "a
Ns~oi knights Journal, ase.
This Myth OF tho mauuserip, Foupe.
or TIN Ab-u7ditiea OF the spaaldins story, b,
George Reynolds, &c.
Labor- tn tho vineyard, contain. su-. a,
the moas Interesting OIpaFisNsas oSur uri.tsa.
sSa.
evonifui Narratives, contains soms in,eresa
ing sketches md valuable lnasons. lso
HELPFUL Visions, Instructive manlio.,.uioa. q,
As Lord " Ills children. 2ss.