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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-18

skATTLE. FkIDAJ. JAN. ~.
rnAxcx,. Ngw PRESIDENT

The new president Of France. Felix
Fassrs.. Is q s.slllssnaase ship-owner. He
= nos 50 objectionable. personally, 20
che socialists a. Perier. but they viii
sig<sx him quite a. bitterly. Although
she socialists were beaten, the conscrva-
tfyss wsx~ also beaten. The conswya-
siyes wese Obliged 90 abandon their csafi-
issiasc waideck Rousseau. and Accept
tie liberal republican. Felix Faure. The
radical candidate. Brissofa. receaved a
fsrxc majority OF the votes Of the depu-
tias. but the senate. which b not elected
by ssir~4 vote OF the people. was able
90 siefaat the deputies
II male no difference who was elected
--yaurs. Brissssn or Rousseau. An ap-
peaa To she couxsry D. absolutely neces-
ssry. III the socialists and radicals
elect maturity of the new chamber Of
deputies. Fasare viii be compelled 10 ne
eagn. II Br1sson had been elected he
~xanid have beea compelled 10 dissolve
si,e assembly. just as Fanre must do,
All sagns fs8ns - radical ana So
ciasss victory IN the coming election.
Al shades uf rspuhiscaEs win unite
axaxnst the crxnrnnn Zoe. and the few
rcyasists NOW In the chamber viii not
f,e returned The Duke of Orleans
would have saved money by not ieas-
Eng London. The crisis liz esdei. AMI
the rspublac h as strung Is ever. The
radicals and socialists have achieved a
usnaa victory IN driving from Office the
rrartswxAry perier
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rSuEconrNa cnrrr.

White President Cleveland and Sec-
rs&axy GRESHAM assume 10 be greatly
worried ard Inundated oyer the action
OF Earepean governments In retaliation
frg the one-sensh dsfYervEzssei placed on
sugar an4sns~s by the Haxemeyer law.
Il insist nps be Forgotten that both were
fuasy ss1ssssa ~ the discrimination
seaAte, The estessis,a ~ Secretary
Greasmm was called ~ the naatzer by
the German srsinisser while the baii was
sill under discussion. but no steps We're
taken by she president. who was st al
ssssss exsgsssazat Of the contes1ts ~ the
hin. Ia ss>eurSs sfsc' elimination OF TIE
ssssrsssxaaGSve provision
When sAe h.ll was ygturiaai To the
hAssz=e another opportunity was offered
to osxveys II. rat Mr. Wilson ara the
cuesc~. Urged by the president. who
had DECLARED 81 his famous letser the
asrsssssse nSsaSssfy az some sataT ,as-sa-
..=ss<sess. Ter. foseei the hlll through thax BODY
wzsApzss amendment, Following Il I'D
b. psASs@ng ssssse peSgnn bits whlca
seseT ware expected 30 Pass the senate.
SCI azsogsser opportunity was af-
feysEyNi the akisas nAssr2saoa TO avasd what
y nnw growing 20 be naoss disastrous re-
saiastAca BY Enrogesn governments
owing u shss ,iisertrlsnssive tax In "a
v~ az ssse sugar srsss. THE tAil went
SO sfse isssssics;s. lie could eazx.sy have
Killed Z sy VETO and recommended
fs+<sss~- segssssssess en asnes iGakwsexf in
ssas s'Sss<Age ~ ssssapprpvat. There was
30 div xsecesss.sy - vaaa mare in the tar
III, Tie csant-y could have ~aRess.
szssa - events Asave proven. wsyaid have
beSsa Vastly ssxser OF. ufssl the present
rssssea so- , ts-sgf hall TsS this pres
Asent. kaowsrS The han 80 be conceived
= fraud 81 ssss22y obligations and s7,ns-
ssed Il sax sha tssscywSss az the sugar
tsssss. nevertheless allowed IL 10 hecarss
a taw by ccassftusksnaf soys~asAan, n ~
s'es>cass ne prN,Sidssssr. ar hts chief sF<s-
sSzsTy. T. hssssoSsn TIE bed eye>ss az a
sN1 The sSssfs ~ which ~ well knew
when Il was sssd before HIM fs~ ar-
1reval. aaa whY>~h - sss1la have de-
ssNssf ~ any SEEne before IL took s.s
nssSse S<nsng she statutes az sse coun-
sry
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-18

The Observation-Disclosures followed up It's
special New Year edition with a swensy-
page issue last Sunday. 1t contained a
vaiu&bis fund or information pertaining to
every section OF the ssate.--Naasesan
vf3este.
Half a uillien dollars have been spent
tn trying 10 establish competing news
paper against the cid established Post
Tntalllgescer of Seattle. Washington but
all to no purpose. The Telegraph. the
only paper that ever came anywhere
near being a dangerous rival has just
been ahsor bsd by the P.-f whsch Is now.
~ II always has been. the leading paper
% the whole Ecrthwess.--Isoekpe-t. " Y,
Unscn.
The Seattle Poss-Ia;elngezce< Of Sunday
deyotss three pages GO WASHINGTON. .
snow-ctai mountain sentinel. Mount Raj
nssr. two pages os which is devoted 10 an
illustrated narrative g the rosf-fr.esli-
gencey's usoEnt Understanding expedition.
ssasss Ger the purpose oe aszertasnGrg the
cause 81 tbs change In the appearance az
the cid seaftaei. TIE expedition left Seat
tie On Dscsrnber II and arrived norne OF
December - The trip was a very peril
Gas ere for tAss season ef RE year ard
the account of fl nv the Pest nssaslxess-
enr's special correspondents. Who Accom-
panied the exposition. makes very inter
esstng reading. Tho sxaacrers reached
al altitude OF ssa ard were prevented
from reaching sh~ summit ay she raging
storms. severe cssi ard roaring ava
iA@Shes. Tney repart having sesn smoke
ana sssaTza rtssnr f~5sna the summit ard
ssezra very positive IN s&zear Belief that ere
nscugtasn Is an active vefcanc> The yssss-
lie. howsve-. - not quite satisfied AMI
Viii not ee Uata some party reaches the
crateT.-Daysoa Tra-weeksy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-18

Senator Faulkner has introduced bin
regulating the issuing OF licenses Of the
sale and manufacture OF intoxicating
liquors in Alaska, and also bill author
king the governor of Alaska 10 create
precincts AMI appoint justices OF the
peace and constables-
The secretary Of the treasury has cub
mftied for the consideration of congress
a communication from the attorney gem
eral. resubmitting for an appropriation
the account OF Charles f. Manday for
services rendered as assistant United
States attorney at Seattle. TO the amount
OF $40. As 10 appropriation Is availahls
for the payment OF these services. con-
g-ess is petisioned to make new ap-
preparation
Charles r. Glow. of Chicago. one OF
the contractors for furnishing ii.ea0 tons
cs water pipe. worth 500. ea for the
Tokyo water works. says all the PIPE
viii be shipped from this coast. II sna
railroads make q low rate. ba, otherwise
VIII be sent by steamers through the
Suex canal The Northern. Southern ara
Canadian Pacific reads are figuring on
rates. Mr.. Glow sailed yesterday from
Tacoma fer Yukohan,s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-18

and. IS the code does not specfHcaAy de-
nae the cxsme. that duty - ieft 10 zsascos
pnflsc c<Iaciass ard ragistra3es VINO are
naturally p-Eae 10 crrry favor with TIE
exnSsrur by stresf1asnE conssrucSsoas
against sHe offenders ~ far IS possible
No less than nine persons are TOW IN
prs~g,, accor1ug 60 thu New TcTx Re-
eorter, for having resnzzxzes se9tss1 ~
banQuess wten the emperur's hearth was
bezus drunk. A Pots<sam editor was se-t
70 5ssz f5~ three months for rabsssAaag .
pAzxr1<lh stating that the eTzservr had
been seen rsdsnx sn an .'ezEspaszner. or
On horseback One OF the t<nEsrsai stsanhe-
mem at Pussdam wsns TO jail for three
nsoS.hs for addressing an Insulting cpl
tzer % the emperor's favo-fte mare. anf
an ABSTAIN priest was imprisoned for
two months for rereyiug 50 response TO
3 question that he disspproved OF TIE ex-
cear ngiy dseoss~ste cut cf the empress
dress In ore Of her porsrak,A Newspapers
were only recently warned that 70 publish
any incorrect description Of the scset
worn by sae empress al any STATE hanc-
sson would be regarded aud punished as
'ses uxs5exee"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-18

RssfsxrSEag axasn e. the r>cxarssaeata-
sfcn sa sae go~rerzrss's ssses~ars. .has tAs
isS'1''sseE 81 NNsf'1s gxS<3nsss tse tgS~Ssass~f
80 That every ssess.n ssszrSyax % xx.ssnx
esssah nEss s1fNgsavsegs4sy wxAssns hSsnE
'ssarTsee. We 0ste a saggsssshus ~, this
sessses BY Issssse Waiter Clark. ~ the
ssssaN@ise ceaEs ~ No~ta Carolina. IN a
EssSsst aestee 70 the Springfield. Mass,,
E<yss esc@a
dsae StAtxe saases twse sa9vassasss.
sae nssf * NssssA ~ IN ane with ssaz
81 ssvs. Aessva~s. ard ssgvxxe~es q shrsx~
fsssd isaeressse IN the sssssaher as ss>,lsnx
fssAsss. pvsreEsy sssssxsssassa So as -
EsSe every ere = eAsmc. - vs.se a. szar
tss ssolse ~ roSsseas. Taas. Il = argued.
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sor,os TO TEE ruslIc.

TIE public u hereby warned NOT 70
pay any money 70 parties representing
10 be agents Of the Seattle foss-inte'-
lixsncer, except the following. wno are
the only authorized travelling agen's %
the rost-Intelligencer. viz: J. a ac
Cselsan. J. I. Hawiey and Robert =. Lee
Hill. This does not apply 10 res'aen'
agrnts OF this paper who are located 10
various cities and towns In the SofIn.
west. nor TO possmastefs. who are " Ai
easzs authorized 10 take moscnplions
for the Daily. Sunday and Weekly Post
IatesiireEccr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-18

Secretary Morton the nafton's boss
farmer. ought to send one OF his warn
Ing circulars about the dangers OF over
eating 10 Australia According TO Max
o.Rell the people OF the antipodean
country are IN need oS just sush advice.
They eat seven times = day. Tea and
bread and butter AZ I. breakfast az s:3a.
lunch at II. dinner at ia tea at J. sup
per At 6 and a nighteap at 10. Tea h the
standard drink. and there are few hours
In the day when the teapot - not brought
into reouisition- The only people who
can compare with the Australians In
drinking tea are the Irish. who keep the
teapot boiling on the stove al. day beng.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-18

Har3iy rSeve effective arguments n
favor az military drills IN public schools
could be presented thar these quoted BE-
low frogn a letter es = Brocktyn HOY 20
the Eagle. "gf tbs yoElng sssen ef China"
he writes. had haA a little military
sra8sans Jarsn wsas4ia he AZ THIS time =
.Saxx CT CHINA. II at ,hs tegtantEg os
she civil war youass America had hasS a
nttle knowledge os sscsslery eAe REBELLION
sxsuKa have been pat dewn n three
months II We were Ssot taught 20 love
..ar GAG and 30 haner IL. Nc woui3 have
10 respect fsr h. The Discipline wAica
~. are taught - - oar advantage. and
~fli he of service - Years 20 csssas, The
p~e~eat commanders Of ezg regular array
ara ssssllsss VIII nos live feTeseF. ana Il
the xs,sns rsea ard boys ~ sae p<eseas
are gsvea No EaiaissTy srsAlnt-sy. wssrs
will ozr future commanders esssse frax:ss~
IL wssns3 he sfifslculs foE a mature StAEAAsr
80 asSvaxsee Ezore eogans arguments 10 "a
scs ~ military ssaaeastea In sessSscas
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-18

The poss-fntelfigencer hereby guaran-
tees its advertisers bona nde paid CIR
eulafion, Daily. Weekly and sunday.
double that Of any other newspaper
published IN the state Of Washington
Advertising contracts VIII be made sub
5<ct 20 this guarantee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-18
CURED In TEN MINUTES

Editor Ledger: I arm not In the habit
Of pafsing advertising doctors. bat the
wonderful cure nr Dar-4n has wrought
90. ire for aifssnsz total deafness "a ore
ear % long ssaeesfnx wsa noe allow me
To Les Il pass without notice as raurh
for The pssksszc god as justice 10 DR..
DNx~4u I was cured an ten minutes
nv esecsrzctsy. - I can he2r a watch
or wesfsper. Refer your readers 20 me
AZ 1fsf A street. Tacorszx- I arn well
known by many pgusaiaeus people in
Ta<ra-rss- j. HR1E1ILETT.
DR. pa-rsn r. located AZ Hotel Chi
berg. Taewwra- One OF The doctors wfu
Be ~ Hessl A,h~rson. Norta Yakima.
ys~sx--v II 70 -
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lz@se uAAsesscs' - very s~~sosss crime
IN szSsussssy. ESPECIALLY skssss sne vssEsss
sszsSs-n<'s asSs@ssseu 10 sss savssea~. Il
tsssesves nssg sicxse Asesy aacs. a@ss Also
sssss ssxuss ~ sngwssssxs1eass. Tse 0xsxa-
Tzans p~ssassx is Eve s<axs prxxsl s<vsxaas
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nss-s T-@un%,

81 Tefs-~-TAs E4sxaw ccrsraSsssc1 Las
a4ssszvrS4 tsT a tsnse
Eeserasag Anses-ssoe5s TNas gives rae
= cssAaes 80 sraavc-fse rSy shergAazs.
xoseA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-18

Representative Mercy, Dem. Mss. has
introduced q bsii TO raise revenue by an
irry~sasei tax on retail dealers IN liquors.
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The sale of the rein. p.saac. ROAD

Ihe sale OF the Point pe6Aace Road.
Tacoma. Jan. 1.-THE matter OF the
confirmation Of the sale OF the Point De-
fance street railway tn s. z. Mitchell. OF
Portland. for sS2oeo came before Judge
PTacchard this afternoon in the form OF
a petition OF two Pen1ssivansa banks to
intervene and a&aye thu confirmation
postponed untis Their Claims for sl1.oo are
aijusticatei. Their petition was denied.
Judge Pr%tcha-t has announced his Nil
fngness 90 cou1irxn Tire sale. but the at
.orney OF the Northwest General Electric
Company has ffsed n rsotsce o. appeal from
the confirmation. Tosncrruw an attempt
viii be made to Distribute the S.. go
among he eight claimants. Each claim
is represented BY one or more prominent
attorneys who watch each Others move
rsauts in court with jealous eyes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-18

Tacoma, Jan. f..-Specsal-Janes II
Ross. the Populist crater. and president
OF the Edison branch OF tire \. p. A. ana
his wife have brought suit against the
city for $is.oso damages for rough and ua-
warranted treatment. IN arresiing Mrs.
Ross. and her children. al the time Mr..
Ross was charged with stealing 5000
from Edwin v. Buekner. OF Seattle. Mrs
Ross alleges THAI the officers conducted
themselves In violent and indecent man
nsr. One Of her children. she claims. WAS
locked up In a room at the Edison poEce
station simply to cause II to scream and
cry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-18

The cro~ufng Trsazpa In Astseok - ~
Scssaea iteasrs aIl diseases safavS =
tsiesgy. II q I. eosspisfs estssfJ ., 49, - -
foremost pnyssxsAus. Faa1a iuto ness Is -
DC sasly xcra dartag wcrk cr ~ -.
soothing. pxusoaxst earrxsss. wssea = -
red 70 Aay part 81 fhr easy = hefs t1.1.ssv -
rneate. TIA eafsse ,vssz "A sita asfneA -
Ing Aqaf. sstovaast1mz ~v@sy wsAk - Y
cs toe hzs1y. MAX MES. sn1sfane. n~s~-s.
vSsus nTns ~. rsszfHza Wssk Hses. - -
Drasl Leases. NerspasneSs. sAeS =. -.s-sse1
Hack. Esaasy ar Bsas4as groasses. g - S-s21|
health. fesais.ax tfeEa oyos~Ezx assea y. -
n@sve faFes. abuses. excuses. -ArfI y = -
wiAs nna = spzeay se les aas rsynasss .
tAss Enxgseseas kase9s@n- N1s =
Gsas4Ss nd M2n.~ sAnal6 ae rs&zz ~ 49, -
sal3dzs-sx~a 4n3 GA fasss sstsL sssssss $500. - 3
sANDKN xLEcrnIc coMv.s|
fs-ssf fAsra ssi N.zAsgtss stsstst L. 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-01
First District Court.

Saturday morning the case Of Peter
l.. Gteenhalgh,a minor, Va the Meadow
Irrigation company, came up for trial.
Plaintiff tnes Tor $4,000 for false i'm.
prsOnment, alleged 10 have been
caused by tiil 'efe OF the defendant
corporation In dillati county, ON the
27th OF May, 1895, on 4 charge Of un.
lawfully taxing waler. Peter Green
hslgb, the iather Of Peter l.. and
Joseph Gteenhalgb, each have similar
suits for $4,000 and $1,000 respectively,
against the came doiendants on the
same ground.
Mary Ann Bowling, OF American
Fork, was granted divorce from Rot
erl Bowling on the gtOunos OF deseT-
,ion, cruelty aud failure 10 provide.
The people VI j. J. Booth; indict-
ment dismissed and case ordered 10 be
retuomltted to grand Jury aad de.
fendAnt ordered 10 be- released from
custody on $500 bonds.
John Jensen has oOmmsnoei n suit
against the FAlrvlow CooporatlVe
Sheep company Tor 81 ii7 for failure TO
deliver 1900 head OF sheep, which
plAlnliti sliegos the defendant corpora
tiJn utraoted 10 sell and deliver to
him ia September, 1895.
ID. N, Osborne a 90. have brought
suit against W. L. Brown OF al, OF
Alpine, Tor SG76.7O, due on several
promissl ~ notes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-01

Representatives aud n county superln-
tsndent OF public schools anu county
central committee. After the usual
committees had been appointed, = re'
cess till O'Clock was takon.
Tho Democrats In county oonven.
ton IN Payson, Saturday, nominated
Abel J. Evans, OF Lrhi, and NJ. NJ.
Warner, Of Provo, fot tho State Sen.
ate, and Hyrum Lennon, OF Payson,
Marlnus Larsen, Of Spanish Fork.
William III. Roy lance, OF spnngville,
aAd A. q. Smooi, OF Provo, ior Repre-.
seutaiiyes. and ID. II. Christensen, Of
PAyson, fot county superintendent Of
schools.
Two ladies applied for registration
this morning 10 the registrars who ore
now revising the lisls. Tho registrars
were uncertain as to whether they
were authorized 10 permit the ladies 10
register after the decision In the Ogden
case, anu ielephonrd 10 thu Utah Cone
mission Tor Instructions. The Com
mission refused 20 instruct, saying that
they had Issued MI thu Instructions on
the subject they thought were needed.
The registrars will permit the appli-
cants to register.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-01

watch worth slOO was stolen AMI t
small amount Of cssh. Toe msn ff.
tested Gluvcd In Ogden on Saturday,
having iust been released rom toe
peniteniinfy. Upon thom WAS found
a full kit OF bufglat's tools.
Word having been received at tho
sherifi's oiilce that a rig aLswering the
description ui one rented ffom Gla.
name stable wac e Evanston, Deputy
5heflfi Sullivan Proceeded thithoT anu
iOuud that IL. kgan, the young man
wanted, had left. JOi cd by SneIin
Ward toe oil .er took tho trail after
tue runaway, anu found him atOui
thifiy milos from Evanston. He hal
exchanged tho horse he stole at Ran.
dolph. Egan plead gully before
Justice Bagiey anu was neli 10 81 90
bonds.
Cecil J. Stuart, who left New ZEALAND
last March on wager 30 feaoa Is e.
ton October .5ih, itit here yeslofIny
for Omaha over tho Union Pacific.
The wager requires him TO earn bic
living aud travelling expenses as he
goes along.
The Weber county Democratic con-
vention for nOmiDatiug two senators
Aud iouf representatives. ~ the State
Legislature Of Utsh anu county
iu1etiu,undcnt u schools IL called 10
meet O'iobcf Oh IN Ogden anu, phi
mafies GU the h.n OF October.
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PROVO.
Provo, urAH,
City Connell.

At the meeting Of tue city council
held last evening a report from the
committee On public grounds ami city
property was presented isyofing tue
leaainR the city park THE old AIons
Yard TO tau Bingham You x Academy
for stultiir sports Tor ton years, ~ .
rental fanging from IS year fot tie
uist Two years " s2j year fvr the last
two yeats.
Counnilmai McEwan rcI ortcd from
the ftucinl committee TO ylelt the hrnd.
waters " the Provo river. Tue m.
miitee found twelve lakes, thu outlet
OF Which could DO raised ~ feet; tbis
will enable them 10 retain 1905, 56s
cubic feet Of water more than az present.
Tue cost OF thia work will be ei,3i1. so
AMI tie Increase Ut water viii itTlgaie
1904 tcte,. II was luuud iripTau. ion.
bio 10 turn wAler rom tnp Dlcnosue
river into tue Pow, Toe south
Nsmas lrrigaiiol C0.'s canal takes
1000 isot OF wa.er from tue Provo
flv,f per minute; To water tvsls into
the Weber liver anu this should DO la.
vesiig sitd by the canal companies aud
Others iutefeded In tho waters Of the
Provo. The report suggested that
Whsatch county and the various canal
companies Ia Wasalch aud Titan
county DO Invited 10 join Provo city In
the WORK OF storing water aud also Ia
recovering water from kamas, and
preventing further encroachmcnis
upon the accrued rights OF settlers in
the waters Of Provo river. Tho report
was adopted.
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Notes.

Patriarch George w. Brinhall died
yesterday morning In spanish Fork
alter shout three months Illness. He
was born October 10, lSl 4, ana has been
connected with the Church from the
days OF NAuvoo and has devoted his
life 10 the cause, In the various posi-
tons In which he has bsen called [ o
labor The funeral takes place tomor.
row at 10 o'clock In the Spanish Fork
meeting house.
Reed smoot returned From San
Francisco yesterday, where he has
received large otders for spring goods.
lhe Provo Wooden Mills goods are
growing In favor ON tbs coast.
Ths county Republican convention
met this morning nj this OpeTs house
TO nominate two state senators, four
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-01
THOUSANDS OF SHOTS.
Hut Many wonid.be sp,rismsn RE-
turned wi,hon, dame OF Their
own shooting,

Today. or,. /, the duck shooting
season opened. The Indications Of
existing knowledge on this point were
plsiu In Ihis nelghborhood, In the
crowds Of armed msn and boy, which
wendsd theif way toward the lAkeS last
night. The larger number gathered
around Hot Spri lgs lake, although =
goodly contingent was present al the
smaller lakes over the river and along
the streams. Sheriff Hardy was there,
too, and he did not get q duck, at least
10 he says. He was there last evening
TO protect tho ieatkered tribe, and % a
result OF the official prscaut ion the
wild birds ha 4 \ fair measure OF peace.
With daylight this morning n
change came DER the scene, bni the
sheriii's posse no longer stood guard
over tho game, which presented Itself
In great numbers 10 the sports MANI
IRE. At the first stTeag OF dawn tho
firing Of gus could lie he I'd at every
body OF water, aud v0loy after volley
was poured into the fools OF fright
eued birds which flaw hlther and
thither. A thousand men IL the est
mate some spOrlamen make OF tho
number engaged In the fusillade, but
this 10 probably an exaggeration,
though the army Of those In that busi-
ness probably reached well up into tho
hundreds. or these many reported
that. from various causes. they were
unable TO bring down any OF the ieath-
cred objects Of their hostile solloitu1e;
while one or two others doubtless
brought home tho reward oil some ono
else's Workmanship.
The plentiful supply OF wild fowl at
this season OF the year In something
that has not been experienced for a
lOng time past. One reason Tor this IN
that the birds have received better pro.
lection from marAuding hunters than
Tor some years. In thial connection It
may be mentioned that Ofiieer IL. o.
Heath has done excellent work Ia ste.
log that the game law has been en-
forced In this locality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-01
INDICTED FOR BRIBERY.
John ?. ClhOOu, EI.Sslicima1, 10.
Cludsd In the List.
lie IN Accused by the GrsnI Jury Of
Agreeing 60 Accept
DFibe.

one OF the Indictments returned by
the grand jury In tho Third district
court aud opened last night, Is against
John 4. Cahoon, one Of the ex-select-
MEN Of Salt Lake county. 1, charges
that on the fret day o, March Of THE
year, Mr.. Cahoon, Ne a seleotman, and
connected with the couniy'a portion Of
the joint city aud county building,
agreed TO accept bribe In connection
with the furniture contract with the
Andrews Furniture company. Bail
was given In the sum OF q, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-01
uiaa County Medical Society.

This Utah County Medical society
was organized In tnis city, Saturday,
w,th DE-. w. Il, Pike, president; DF.
NJ. II. Hardy, vice president; DR.. 4.
w. Taylor, secretary anu treasurer.
Doctors Hardy, Allen anu Noyes were
appointed committee 10 draft Tesolu.
tions and by-laws TO be submitted at q
meeting 10 DO held October 18th. The
secretary was Instructed to invite all
regular practitioners In Utah county
aud adjacent counties, south aud east,
to meet with the society.