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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-28
Smith Premier Typewriter Contest.

Result of vote in San Antonio
for week ending October 26, '95:
Miss Elvina Dege n, (of San An
tonio) 2,540 votes.
Miss Rebecca Spiess, (of San An
tonio) 2,4lS votes.
Miss Connie Thornton, (of San
Antonio) S95 votes.
Miss Nodie Maggie, (of Houston)
1874 votes.
NC TENGG.
Bookseller and stationer, agent
Smith Premier Typewriter, 900
w. Commerce street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-28
OCT. s1sT Is THE DAY

For every one who wants to buy a
good horse at their price. Our
previous sale is a guarantee that
we will sell regardless of price.
Everybody invited.
10 90 st WOODWARD & BRIGGS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-28
MIC TENGG
Lodge of Sorrow With Lady Visitors:

PHILADELPHIA, October ga
Masonic Lodge OF Sorrow will be
conducted with all the solemn
magnificence OF the ancient and
accepted Scottish Rite of Freema-
sonry at the Academy tomorrow.
The event will be the first ever
held in this city outside Of the
Temple and the first at which la
dies will be permitted to attend.
The lodge will be held under the
auspices of Philadelphia Consist
DRY, sublime princes Of the royal
secret, thirty-second degree, and
under the direction of Levi B. Nc
Cleer, thirty.third degree, Illus
trious commander in chief OF the
Scottish Rite bodies in Philadel-
mia
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-28
Killed and Wounded I'm Battle.

Twenty-Five years ago the great bat
ties of the Franco German war were
fought. That war of only $50 days cost
Germany, in dead and MANNED, 6,O55 Of
ficers and 110,701 men. 1t appears al
most incredible now that within few
months 21,5OS French officers and 702,-
O4S French soldiers were made prison
ers or compelled to disarm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-28
Secret Grievance Conference.

DENVER, Oct. 2S.-Leaders of the
five great railway orders are bold
ing secret meeting here today, on
the biographies grievance against
the Denver and Rio Grande road.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-28
A Norther Coming.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-For Tex
as: Probably showers today,
colder and generally fair, with
lortherlY winds Tuesday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-28
More RIotiug Feared,

TIFFIN, Ohio, Oct. 2S.-The indi-
cations point to a pacific termina-
tion OF the riots Yesterday, and the
militia will be withdrawn tomor-
row. Riots may break out at the
funerals of the victims, but these
may be held privately.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-28
Religious Factlonal Fight.

CETTINIE, Montenegro, Oct. 2S.-
A bloody fight between Mohamme-
dams and Catholics has taken place
at Scutari, Albania, and many
were killed on both sides.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-28
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-Csttle mar
ket steady for best; others lower !;
Texans, $2.65 to $3.50. Sheep mar
ket steady.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-28
AUCTION SALE.

Thursday next is the day to buy
you a horse at your own price
Positive sale, 10 o'clock.
10 % 81 WOODWARD & BRIGGS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-28
A PLEASANT FAMILY RESORT

Scholz' Palm Garden. Music
Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday
nights. Fine Saloon, Restaurant
and Billiard Psrlors attached. Pc.
tie attention. 4 20 If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-28

George G. Staples, editor ard
publisher Kennedy Advance, is n
the city today, and paid the LIGHT
office call.
NJ. Stemberger, Of Rockport, Is In
the city on business.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-28

promptly at 9 o'clock moved
through the streets to the bishops
residence In the following order:
Mounted Police Officer Gravis.
Grand Marshal A. F. Pollok.
Aids: Ed. lyman, Jos. Wer-
nette, Thos. WatZlav-
xix, Ed. Dwyer.
United States Military Band,
Mounted.
San Fernando School Children.
st. Mary's College Sodality and
Students.
st. Joseph's and st. Henry's
Schools of the Sisters of
Divine Providence.
st. Louis College Sodality and
Students.
Schools of the Sisters of the Incar-
nate Word.
Visiting Societies.
st. Joseph's Branch G. X. OF A,
Hallettsville.
Society from Bohemian Church at
Praha.
st. Louis Society, Castroville.
SITS. Peter and Paul Society, New
Braunfels.
Soils Band.
st. Mary's Catholic Knights of
America.
st. Joseph's Roman Catholic Be-
nevolent Association.
Ancient Order of Hibernians.
st. Albert's Benevolent Associa-
ton.
st. Peter Claver's Societies.
At the Episcopal residence wait
was caused by the late arrival Of
Bishop Gallagher, of Galveston. In
a short time, however, the distiu-
guished prelates were ready and
their places we're taken in the pro-
cession as follows:
Escort of Honor,
Two from each Socity and two
from Hallettsville G. X. of A.
Cross Bearer and Acolytes.
Visiting Clergy.
Clergy of the City and Diocese.
The Right Reverend j. A. Forrest,
Bishop-elect.
Visiting Bishops and Archbishops.
The Most Rev. ConsecratOr, Arch
bishop Janssens, of New Or
leans, and Assistant Bish-
ops Fitzgerald, of Lit
tie Rock, and Gal
lagher, of Gal
weston.
Guard of Honor.
Sisters Of Divine Providence, st.
Joseph's and st. Mary's school,
and Incarnate Word.
Society of the Christian Mothers.
Society of the Blessed Sacrament.
Catholic Citizens.
The Guard of Honor consisted of
Messrs. Patrick O'Toole, James
O'Day, Il. P. Collins and John Nc.
Sorley, of st. Mary's Branch, G. X.
OF A.
The Cathedral was reached, after
a circuitous march around Gull
beau, South Flores and other
streets, and here crowd Of thou
sands awaited the party.
The police regulations were ex-
cellent and no accidents or other
untoward events happened. The
north gate was guarded by officers
Kieffer, Mcconnell and Murphy;
centre-Officers FitZhenry, Brown
and Lacey; south-Officers Hill
and Duffy.
The triumphal entry in the al
ready crowded church, of the Epis-
copal party, the clergy and
the societies Of the laity,
with their purple and gold
en- robes, and waving banners,
made fine finish to the bright
picture inside the decorated edifice,
filled with beautiful ladies in their |
many colored dresses. The ushers
did their work well in seating the /
large congregation and deserve
great praise.
The conservation ceremonies, as |
outlined in Saturdays LIGHT,
were carefully followed and were
impressive, Archbishop Janssens
as the consecrator, assisted by
Bishops Gallagher and Fitzgerald.
The sermon in English was deIiv-
er9d bv Bishop Heslin, in Spanish
by Bishop Verdsguer.
1t was nearly 2 o'clock this after
noon when the services were end
ed. The procession again formed
and the bishop was escorted to the
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-28
WEATHER BULLETIN.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. q

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Oct. %.
Synopsis Of weather conditions at
8 a. M, 10Th meridian time:
The larger portion OF the country
east of the Rocky mountains Is COW
cred by an immense area OF high
barometer, the crest Of which is
over Nebraska and Iowa this area
is accompanied by the lowest tenn
perature so far this season. The
lowest reported is IA degrees, at
North Platte. There is family
outlined dow" in force over West
ern Mexico that promises for San
Antonio and vicinity protection
from the eastern rigor of the cold
wave now on.
LOCAL FORECAST
For San Antonio and vicinity for
the 36 hours ending p. m. Oct. %:
For Monday: Generally cloudy,
colder, light rain during evening
or night: For Tuesday: Probably
light rain during morning, fol
lowed by clearing; colder.
Heavy frost at Little Rock and
Oklahoma. JAMES A. BARRY, OBJ
server.
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Furnished the LIGHT by the West Texas
Brokerage Co., corner Market and Ytur-
ri sueets.l
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-11-02

One Of the most daring and deliberate
stage robberies In the modern history OF
this state occurred Monday about eight
miles from Nampa. The Silver City
stage left Nampa Monday forenoon with
two passengers. One was E. B. Nc
Cowan. manager Of the MCGOWAN Com
mercicl & Trading Company. OF this
city and the other Chinese woman.
Driver Ed Matthewson drove through
the sage brush for a couple Of hours at
brisk trot the gentle motion Of the
stage soon lulliDg the passengers TO the
borders OF dreamland.
About 10 o'clock two men approached
the stage on horseback. Both we're
masked and armed. aud, pointing their
guns At Matthewson' head, ordered
him to stop and throw up his hands.
They then requested the occupants, who
had aroused themselves with start. "a
step out aad deliver up their goods.
The robbers went through Mr.. Nc
Uowan first, securing sll0 gold watch
and slS IN money. 1t is said the Chr
nese woman was not molested.
During the operation the robber:
talked pleasantly with Mr.. MCGOWAN
whose teeth chartered so furiously he
was unable to respond They said they
did not want the mail, as they wer'
not desirous of mixing up with Uncle
Sam. There was no treasure box aboart
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-11-02

.otbey would }oss eo0>9s n<I,s !.
change and trot aIQpS- ~ rqotors
went Apoo1 'neu H'sA - =
2ss ~"' 81
m.r monns,d .nd nyo,>.<,, q ,s.o.r. ~
plain 10 the direction OF tho rsiIrokk.
Before going far hovevrf, they cut
the telephone wire' thus sn's''>g on
s,'''' ,,'--V,s = w. 80. - - y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-08
FORESTRY ASSOCIATION.
A Plan Of Information Submitted BY
Dr. Park and Adopied-Olhsr
Important Business.

ThBro was decidedly interesting
aud important meeting Of the Utah
Forestry association last night. The
result was that the association viii
from this timn on bo Ia a position to DO
effective and far.TeRohing work.
II IL intended to consolidate the
State horticultural and all similar 40.
cioties with the Forestry association,
thus securing union OF effort that
csuld not lhorwise he hoped for. At
the mecling last hight President Park
of tho F0Tea.ry association reported
thEt the committee having the matter
Ia baud was making good progress and
that It would be ready TO submit H. re-.
port at an early date.
So far ~ the work OF collecting in-
formation 10 concerned that w,il be
comm need without delay. lucTu Is
vgry liltlo definite Ja'a Ia possession
n tho foolgtary ON the main question
and In order that such q condition may
uu speed y overcome President Para
mas dawn up q tefits u priutei ques.
tons which viii be distributed
throughout tho Territory among por.
foua Interested, The data tlus Oh.
tainud viii be- compiled aud presented
TO ibo fall ard spring meetlngr. The
quo I .gns are as follow:
Iri1rm ,tian 10 be sought through the
branch forestry asGOClGion Ia eGcn
county:
/. Ia there any wild or native timber
growing IN your cOunsyf
%. What IN It's oNicnt Ia acres or square
milos2
q. where is Ii locatodY
I. How In Il situated In relation to your
principal irTigating sireamh2
o. OF what Kinds " trees is It chiefly
| oomposod2
d. Is tho land on which tho timbsi u
found densoly or sparsely covered by ~
Z. Is there much or li1tlo undorbrushy
4. Does rain or snow fall 10 greater
l or less eKleu. on tho timbeEed land than
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-08

Tho following hlings we're made 10
the local land onlco under date VI
JuuaS s:
John &. P1ulson, Of % licn, Nlilard
county, ilual proof Of desert entry ui
the south west quattutoi the southwest
quarter VI cotton 20, AMI tuu south hnlt
" tho southeast quarter OF section "a,
township 10 south, range I west
John X. Kennedy, ui Pnu. uitch,
Garfield county, desert entry " lot s.,
section o, township 10 Month, range Z
east.
Nosp Redmond, OF Redmond, So.
vlur county, desert entry ui the south
east quarter OF section = Is, uCHlutlwUH'
quarter % tue sgutlWeal quarter Of sec.
ton - AMI n0rthwUat gusg.ut OF north.
east quarter Of section -I, all " town.
ship 20 south, range ! west
Nathaniel Spens, OF Mount Pleasant,
Sanpeto coIulv, hnal pr01' ~ home.
stead entry VI the uAs' hall Ui the
northeast quarter Ot Hsu.i1n IS, town.
ship ~ south, range ] east.
Joseph W. B1ultar, U' Diaper Salt
Lake county, nunl proof ~ homestead
entry NJ los ana 4, aud the south half
of tho northwest quarter u soouOu !,
township south, range ] east.
Artemncy Stewart, VI Lone Tree L.
o., Wye, homestead cutty VI the
northwest quarter Of the southoas ST
quarter, the east holt of the sluthw1 ct
quarter ana 1t I, section 10, tJwBsh -
uOrIh, range lB oaat.
This i1lllwing p0ttu.r wugo received
AZ tho local laEd Jiiig0 from Wgsuilg.
tons
So. 1889. johanna AnIsgson, Tor
the hriTs u John AnI.f H, lecUaB. .,
of NulhrI county, 30 arr
So. 1850. Andrew ti museu, Of
Morgan Uuuuty, $40 gcrya.
No. 1885. james G.. JsusOn, Oi
Sewer county, so acre..
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on adjacent land without imbor or is
Tho downfall tho same ON hoth'
%. What IL the general character OF The
surface land covered with thinner ~ To
ruggcduesy, accessibility, elevation, gen.
cral inclination from horizontal or level
standpoint. aud what Is the face direg-
ton % such inclination Ia roiorcnce to
the points u the compass2
10. Are there any timber lands in your
county ON wh.cutho timheris being care
lcssly, wantouly. W In any way unneccs.
sarily destroyed
10. II w. what possible ways can you
auggoz. by which such destruction eau
be arrested?
~. navo there been anv forest ores In
your county. ifso, when did they occur
and what was their origin or probable
causo9
10. Can YOU suggest nnv feasible way
to prevent thom or lessen ihoif fro
QuUncy2
IA. What d, the cxtont Of tho are, de.
vas,alod hy such hresY
rs. What h. tho present condition ~
tho burnt district whether hopolessly
dosolnto. or whoihor there is au oncDur-
aging prospect OF % revival of the timber
DESTROYED; and " now vegetation b.
spfinging up, what rs is general chauc-
tor. and are tho trees aud utunr plants ~
tho now growth ~ tho Same kind or
species az tho old or original growth, or
nro they Of a different spucios'
10. Whom forest arol' hayu boon do.
uudcd In other ways ihtl bv Tire, IA
what condition il tho surface arHas 49, to
growth OF now vegetation. 90 now
growth follows, what is its Kind amt
character
L. II tho mountains or lands adj.
jicent 10 tho hotiwnurs uf streams ia
your county havo boon stripped OF
timber nom any cause, what hus
been the effect on ilH amount and iro.
quoncy Ut rain nuI SNOW fall; ON the
amount OF waor supply from slronmsg
on tho longer or Shorter continuance OF
water In those streams each year; on tho
frequency ana destructive character 81
lood,i aud oh ,lo number ani low Of
syringe
is. How has thH removal W t,mhor
from such woodland. Affected tho depth
Of solii that IH, las it been, or IL 10
likely 70 bc, entirely washed away
l'. WhN has been tho ONoct Oi shOep
grazing on iofos. hrou Ia your county,
~. The same inquiry IN regard lOcaitlo
grazing
~. What has been tho o.l1ct Of such
gthzing on luni' dOnuiei 10 timber. Us to
we revival OF timber GROWTH
- TO what oNl'ut hayo trees oth0r
Than run tcns hcrn planted and culti-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-08

Owing 10 numerous requests, Df.
Shelmerdnc ha, consented 60 sacrifice
part OF his vacation, and remain Ia Salt
Lake during June, s., that those who
have been unable tu De fitted with glass
SEES, can avail Oh msclycs OF bis skill
Glasses that do not III are dear az any
price whether they cost fifty cents or
live doi'ar. Properly fitted glasses
will lguE,hgn the lite aud utility Of the
eyes, by removing an strain.
Go and see him 81 your glasses are
not right lie has given such universal
satisfaction that you will not make a
mistake Iu calling aud having talk
with him immediately.
The following are a few prominent
people OF the many that have been bene-
fitted by Dr. Shglmerdine work
ELIAS NORRIS. ~ West, South
Temple.
A. II. WOODRUFF. wholesale de-
pariment, l.. G. VI. J..
GEORGE REYNOLDS, secretary to
the pfesIdcucy Mormon church.
JOHN NICHOLSON
G.. 6. BYWATER. superintendent,
machinery, salt Lake Temple.
CHARLES WlLCKEN, city water.
master.
y. A. EMpEY, fire and police com.
missioner; OF the firm OF Clark, FL
dredge & Co.
ISAAC BARTON Barton s. Co.
JOSEPH J.. TAYLOR, the under.
takcr
X. c. McNlECE, pastor Presbyter.
ian church,
THOMAS MCINTYRE, grocery de.
partmgut, 10, G VI !.
J. W. SIMPLER, the photographer
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being ocoasioneJ In that fearert.
Everybody here will await with Gu.
lloltude the ,plnion Of the chief jus.
lice, realizing as they do TINT tho IN.
teTeste Of the intermountain country
arc bound up 10 a great ex.
tent Ia his action. All will want
tho apeedie,t ard most equitable
settlement Of the difficulties, made In
way That Will NOS cause postpone.
ment or a prJlouEstiou Of the litIgp.
ton. Utah wants favorable c,ppsp.
tiUrs with llncr In olhers,atei; and to
fecufe these tho interests Of this
region demand q speuJy and amicabIo
settlement, wit Iout notifications or
reservations that would lead IN dslfy.
In this respect the chief lustict's dscis.
ion mny be Of vast bunett, not only To-
tho direct railway interests involved,
buI hiao to the community vt large.
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To FOrecIOse 4 Morlgage.

Frank lh5upson, executor %! the
lat will und lestsm,ni, AM joe r.
Lane, administrator with Will suutxed
u tho estate 90 Jam,H thompson, de-
ceasui, CUmmvuCsd tuit ~ tHo Third
district Cgu.t To-Day against Asdio 81.
j.. TfUwhth nul john GaUbHtt 90
iUrrci.'e o IA r,gagc. They claim that
$3.50 g. y duo w the nJtr, aul tut.
lhVr hrk tor attorneys fees Of slUJ aud
otht VI suit, besides inteaes'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-08
Probate Orders.

In the matter OF tho guatiiAnshiD Of
tho pefson unj estate Of Frankie
Spencer Rice, a miuor, an ordur was
inAue u toe PROBATE court today uXitg
June 10, ut 10 atm, Tor settlement OF
hnh account aud dhCnafEo Vi
gunriinn,
La tho matter OF the oblato Of FL II.
HogglEud, deceased, au order was
made yts,otiay upt,iug juno l3ih
10 hear petition TOT sale Of ponOHai
properly.
Estate Of Johann dawn G5u,tcf, an
Insane pursun; June ISM sat for hoaT-
log OF petition Tor haai discnargo o..
guardian
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-08
TIE COUNTY SCHOOLS.


The second annual commencement
exercises o! the SAT- Lake county pub.
lie schools viii De held at Calder's
Park Friday Juuu li.h. rhe program
completed this afternoon Ia as follow:
Morning program, II a, M:
song, America, The Congregation.
song-rumary children.
salunpg o. GrauuaIcs Of District 40. q,
Oiig Cottonwood.
under tlp ducguunut hr5. u, D. randolph.
"uur Public SChuuIh, Past Present. and
fuIuro," -ntadua1c OF District 40. ~ Darn,
Address Trustee Geo L. Hetr.
Music -urvhyHuA
'How Mon Hocomc Grear-Gradusto of
."Ono Great lnyeniou -Grsduato Of District
NO. ss IIayluThNiIC|
rresontauon Of Certificates by tho County
cong "MlsmehSha." -Chldren OF the Dis.
"Womsnin rouucs"-GraduA,o OF District
,yaleulcSory Graduate Of District No. %
AddT6.st to tho Craduatcs-lIou. 4. u Levis.
Ietrluual tummlaHiuner VI schools.
Muuc- utsuusJta.
bthcllcuOu-J, a, Cornwall
Afternoon program, $3.50 PM.
Music. by the band
urgu,
song "our lappy Iioms"-Muuay and san.
i,eenuou-Pupil OF District a5 South Jor.
dam 'o''
song Pupils OF District 90 ,Granger.
iieoltauon-fupl ot District 81 tnuuer.
Exclamation Pupil District 2! tDrsperl.
Music, by the band,
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A Dangerous Place.

The intersection Of Fast Toml IL and
Fourth South Street, by reason Of the
deur, epon aud poorly protected sewer
irenoh al that point approaches very
closely being n vUfitabio death trap.
Last evening a gentleman while out
drlvlng came uesr being ptUcipitaicd
to tho bottom with hia family on &C.
c0utt oi biz horse stepping over the
bridge. Tue matter should be given
attention without any delay whatever.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-08
nOme From Ereat llrlllln.

Elder Hebh &. HoIen, Of brigham
city, Utah, made the NEwsa pleasant
called today. Elder Bldcn recently
returned fiJm mission 10 GfUA,
Britain, on whica b., stated In April,
1903. Tho Hf't eleven mOuths Of his
nisslon was spent iu the birmingham
conference, anu the remainder VI the
time In Tie Liver oil conference. liz
reports the mission iu good couIit on,
aud haa Crj Jy0d his lab. Is very much
outing bis aUsuuCe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-08
NOTICE
NOTICE

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- whereas tho regular annual meeting Of
tIr stool Noltert - tic lutuImuuutaIu Nluuu
Company, NAH NOT Nu.i 40 tNu time and place
fixed lu tue ArlUItt of incorporation OF saII
company, and whereas application has here
IufHru been made o. fNu vice. pres dent and
acting mtsIIuut NJ aaIu company, BOO call d
meeting rf Che directors 90 raIi corporation
90. one WGIWuH, u' appointing time and place
o.. tIu holding ~ said annual 'netuug, aud
W.ulUua. Hu Hu"N meeting Ut The bUauI ~
directors has been cAlIou or held and mo-
..uuu UHr ItuH tlun IN 'Nu WtWIsrt, now.
therefore ihu undersigned holders OF major
&, ui fHr capital .lu"s ut luC aNIu Inter
mountain NHUHF company gu hereby give
notice that lNu ANNUAL meeting ut tuu sturk
Nu.HrIHu sWd corporation VIA bo held on the
uHHr uf tuC company Ic'urmck building.
salt Lake tuy. uu MONDAY. tHc 'lI uaY Of Jul 81,
Ir.I. "a. the hour ul luUr o. O'CLOCK, b m foT
tuy ruTpusU ut uIurunE uMrrIs and iIryCJuTs
ut sad corporation tor tuc ensuing rear anu
until the next annual meeting,
Dated .uuu Il, l-Nj,
~ g. NvUOENtUk, Trustee.
d. a. NNpNOW, Iruatge,
WILLIAM COOrEH, w.
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Died While Travelling.

IL was definitely s'certnined that d.
A. McD ugall, the Union Pacific pas.
senger who died on tue train nuar the
Idaho line yesterday, was a resident
OF NaEu'p, u. &. While In this city
he stopped at the Grand Paclti, hotel.
His unexpected and sudden geccasc
was duu TO quick consumption, lilo
was the proprietor Ot the Leland hotel
IN the city from which he came. He
had a wife aud tht,o children o. that
POINT and the boIy will 10 forwarded
lACln iOr lltsImrnt.
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IL. az T.. tN,URSIpN 10 OGDEN
tin
rio srHudc western halfway,

The rrnn excursion o. OGDEN under
the auspices OF ZION Lodge 81. H. *.
Of H., will leave Salt Lake Cly via
Rio Gtauds Western nu HIecihi train
NJ 1880 81. m. Monday, Juur luib. All
brother knights and thpir friends nre
cordially invited 10 Join TIE excur'ion.
Faro only slND round trir. Iioksts
can he secured OF the committee. con.
risiiug Of o. = Thompson, W X.
LDvHy, r.. W. Duncnn, ". W. T. r.y
and &. G.. Slaie; also nj ticket UtlicJ0
" Il. g.. W. Railway.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-08
NM Be Tnken 10 LeadliIIr.

ThomEs Borie, Charles Horton aud
George Kennedy were formally AZ
rsigucd before Comms-loner Pratt
this morning. the officer Iad arrived
from LoElvillo ami entitled BsTie
as the one waited for taking certain
goods anu chzttglt, and the other two
were discharged. B1fIs was held and
VIII no turned over 10 tue Luadyillr
tGictr when the Governor hoaUgs Ia
ftq ultltlUn pHpCtF.