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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01
Death Of Dr. II. II. Longwill.

Major Palen, president OF thu First Ma
tional bank, is in receipt of a telegram
that DR.. Robert H. Longwill, one of the
directors of the bank named, expired in
Philadelphia yesterday. Hiswife and small
children were at his dying bedside. DR..
Longwill came to New Mexico years ago
as an army surgeon; served as such at
Santa Fe and Fort Wingate; afterwards
was an active factor in the development
of the Cimmarron mining district of
northeastern New Mexico. He ranked
high as a physician and surgeon and
those who were afflicted did not call on
him in vain. He made lots of money,
made those who borrowed of him pay in
terest, but he never forgot the poor. He
never let his right hand know what his left
was doing. DR.. Longwill had faults, as
we all have, but those who knew him the
best regret his death the most. DR.. Long,
will was probably not over 55 years old
when death claimed him. Fatty degener-
alton of the heart is presumed to have
been the cause of the DOCTORS death.
Further particulars can not now be pro.
cured.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01

Trinidad, Colo, March 1.-Another rich
strike has been made at the La Belle, N
NJ, mining camp, on the government
side. An assay of quartz found on the
surface showed returns of $499.3S in gold
and silver.
Seven parties are interested in the claim
among them District Attorney r. R.
Rose, of this city. There is considerable
excitement here and in camp IN conse-
quence of the strike.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01
Chinese Again Repulsed.

HIROSHIMA, March Field Marshal
Count Oyama reports, under date of Feb
ruary ~, that he met the enemy near
TAPPING Shin and defeated them. On
February "a, 10000 Chinese troops at.
tackled Hal Ching but were repulsed and
retreated to Yin Kao. The Japanese loss
was twenty killed and $50 wounded. Tho
enemy lost 200 killed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01
A Bad judge.

Minneapolis, Feb. 2S.--A petition was
read in the lower house of the legislature
to-day asking for the impeachment Of
Judge Frank Ives, of Crookston, Mimi,
Judge of the 14th district. He is charged
with bribery, corruption, violation Of
the constitution and malfeasance.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01
THE Markets.

New York, March 1.-Money on call
easy at 4 per cent; prime mercantile
paper 31a q 51a.
Silver, 6O3s; lead, $3.021a.
Chicago CATTLE, firm, SC to 1Oc higher.
Sheep, strong.
Kansas City.-Cattle, steady to strong.
Texas steers, $500 @ $4.3o; Texas cows,
$2.55 @ $500; beef steers, $500 q $3.50;
native COWS, $1.25 @ $500; stockers and
feeders, $500 q $500; bulls, 1920 q
$3.15; no Colorado steers. Sheep, mar
ket strong.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01
The Gulf SsaisrOad,

Denver, Colo, Feb. 28.-The reports of
the Union Pacific & Gulf road for Decem-
her show an increase for the month of
$53,7S6 over the corresponding month of
1898. The gross receipts were $147,S44.
The expenses for the entire year, exclus-
i've of taxes, are given as $2,245,941, a de-
crease of $719,417.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01
A Crazy Mans Fate.

Alferd, Me-, Feb. 28.-Leroy Fernand,
who murdered his mother, in East Leb.
anon yesterday, set fire to the barn and
ran to the attic to await death in the
flames, was found dead this morning in
his cell in Jail. He was insane.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01
Better Pay His Hotel ELL

Kansas City, March 1.-McKee Rankin,
the actor who was arrested on Wednesday
at the instance of the manager of the
Metropolis hotel for alleged evasion of
payment of board bill, to-day entered
suit against the hotel for $4,000 damages
for defamation of character.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01

Whatever may be the cause of blanch-
ing, the hair may be restored to its origi-
nal color by the use of that potent rem
edy Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01
A Veterans Suicide.

Pueblo, Colo, Feb. 2S.-Ben iamin
Franklin McEwen, So years old, veteran
of the civil war and prominent in Grand
Army circles, blew his brains out in the
Fifth Avenue hotel to-day. He was Ill
and had been drinking.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01
Pissed in Montana.

Helena, Mont, Feb. 2S.-Both houses
of the legislature have passed a stringent
anti gambling law. Gambling has been
a legalized industry, yielding revenue,
heretofore.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01
PERSONAL.

Mr.. s. H. Newman, of Albuquerque, is
registered at the Exchange.
At the Palace: S. Burkhart, w. Fl.
Owen, Washington; j. d. W. Veeder, Las
Vegas; Chas. Springer, Las Vegas; W. H.
Jack, R. Hudson, j. H. Riley, N. Raymond,
Silver City; Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Stanley,
Chicpuo
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair Hlahest Medal and Dlplsma.
Advance In whisky,

Cincinnati, Ohio, March 1.-The ad-
vance in the price Of whisky from $l.25
to $1.3s per gallon created much dissatis-
faction among the Cincir natl whisky
men. At meeting in the chamber of
commerce it was decided that the Cincin-
natl distillers would not countenance the
advance and the question of $1.25 should
prevail here. just what the cut will be
is problematical.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01
Killed In a sword Duel.

Paris, March IN, Perrher, one OF the
editors of the Journal Des Bats, was
killed in duel fought with swords this
morning, by NJ. Lecheatelier, an officer of
marines.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01
You've No Idea

you've NO IDEA
How nicely Hoods Sarsaparilla hits the
needs of the people who feel all tired out
or run down from any cause. 1t seems
to oil up the whole mechanism of
the body 30 that all moves smoothly and
work becomes a delight. If you are weak,
tired and nervous, Hoods Sarsaparilla is
just. what you need. Try it.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01

DR.. Prices Cream Buking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01

Hoods Pills cure liver ills, constipa-
tion, biliousness, jaundice, sick headache,
indigestion.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01
FOR sale.

Any part of the harness, buggies, car
riagos and horses of the Lowitzki livery
stable at very low prices.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01
LEGISLATIVE CHAT.

And the next day it showed.
Representative Christy was about the
first of the Legislators to pull out. He
left for Las Cruces last night.
Mr.. John L. Zimmerman has secured
the Endorsement of the members of both
houses for the office of seaer of weights
and measures.
The militia warrants investigation bill
and the bill repeating the change of venue
law were among the measures left high
and dry by yesterdays adjournment.
The house chamber this morning
looked like a deserted banquet hall. For
the first time in many day, however,
pure ozone sported midst its decorat ons
and kissed it's white-washed walls.
The much discussed change of venue
bill is alleged to have met its death in
Representative Pino's coat pocket At
any rate that iniqutous act still remains
to disgrace New Mexico's statutes.
Under the Leaden resolution providing
for a committee for the Investigation of
the White Ash mine disaster, President
Curry has appointed Councilman Victory,
Messrs. Leaden and Carr.
The third house held its final meeting
last night. A number of speeches were
made and vote of thanks was rendered
to President Nestor Montoya, and the
other officers, after which an adjourn
ment was taken sine die.
Speaker Dame and Councilman Perea
| k> Horrsl1oo o. e;vhf thar mis-
sion as the majority of the relief COM
mittee for the White Ash mine sufferers.
They were met there by Archbishop
Chapelle the remaining member of the
committee.
The house commmittee appointed to
visit the Las Cruces college yesterday
made an elaborate report covering fifteen
or twenty type written pages. 1t is high
ly commendatory of the institution. The
report was signed by Messrs. Pine, Locke
and s. Martinez.
The work of the Bar association code
committee seems to have been case of
srlove's labor lost" The code bill reached
the house from the council only few
minutes before the sine die adjournment
of the former body and it was resting
quietly upon Speaker Danes desk whi e
waiting its turn when the house quit for
good.
Speaker Dame sized up the situation
with his usual accuracy yesterday when
in his closing remarks to the house, he
said: II occupy unique distinction. ]
was elected by Democratic house and
now at the conclusion of the session l bic
farewell to Republican house. hav.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01
ADDITIONAL LEGISLATIVE
THE SAN MIGUEL ATTORNEYsHIP.


II. B. No. 112, which Councilman Vic
tory christened San act to perpetuate L.
G. Fort in office" as district, attorney of
the San Miguel district was the subject of
a special investigation by the house com
mlttee on enrolled and engrossed bills.
The report states that the measure WAS
signed last Monday afternoon by tho
proper officers of each house and was
left at the executive Office at 23O o'clock
that afternoon. 1t is further stated that
the bill was carried to the governors
Office not by member of the committee
on enrolled and engrossed bills, but by
another member of the house, and that
the engrossed bill was not accompanied
by the original as provided by law. The
report states that the governor being
at home confined to his room by illness,
his private secretary refused under the
circumstances to receipt for the bill. An
engrossed copy of the bill properly pre-
sented by the committee on enrolled and
engrossed bills and accompanied by the
original reached tho governur's once yes
terday afternoon, but has failed to be-
come law. So that trickery after all
failed to win-and A. A. Jones is district
attorney.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1895-03-01
Notice.

tlFf NOIIGCs
Cost Of carrying insurance in the Wood
man 1894.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

them further tmu 10 aeite other l1in's
which were uulnr uuviaemalL A.
O'CLOCK mo- FgietmUut uat been arrived
10 AMI iurihtr time was given,
Ats:lJ O'Clock tho following pufsons
were entered ua Iefcuuanti George II.
Peay Jr, Wm. rpaY, Daniel Pcay
Edwin pehy aud W, 10. Wilson. THE
following Observation-Disclosures then
read boy judge j. o.. Sutherland anu
placed upon sac rcc1Ids;
"Its hereby stipulated and agreed
by aud bstwuou the nart.s 20 this
action thai an injunction Rhall Zee
Issued as prayed for iu the complaint
agnlust ali the defendants UEcept (hrro
Ullowsn long llal 90 unmusl ami that
lhuquuHtion ne 10 The right OF said de-
ftuuauis above excepted, not inolud.
ing Gp1tre II pesy, 10 damages, aud
tho amount thereof shnlI Dec referred
30 Joseph T.. Taylor, %. sa.t aetiiyi
Amos ID. HulIlway, of Provo Guy
aud Lewis w.. 5uuulI, 1i OEluu
CITY, O. report % the court, anu on
confirmation Of said report by sait
referees or majority % them,
and Satisfaction uy the plniriiis
Df any damages found against them
therein, the rniuuIs email be oa-
titled % t1iI Injunction pH prayed for
in the complaints agniuatssld except
ui dtflnlaugi provided That tue
foregoing stipulation 60 foiOr does not
Include George T.. Poay."
rhuiulunCtIou above referred 20 ie 90
cullIn defendants f.Ym bringing suit
against plaintiffs i.r damages caused
~ overflow OF water, ugcasIDned by
plamtlls'i hilurrHt0 comply with the
GFrutmUut entered lt1 between
piaittlls aui tgiouluus lu re-
gard 20 raising the water ln
yah Jake, anu thuso defendants
Hgsins, whom % is Buuuntol tlr in-
Iuuoii1l shall be issued WithHu any
sltiaiaCtiUu No dumHRusi ANA such dee
ieudauts aa failed t0auswur snd Bgaiuft
whom Judgment wac taken by uuiHuli.
George r. fcay a. nos included iu the
excepted dtfsulNnts, or the reason
that me- hasa ault Tor SIS ll damages
now pending lu tue Hu. fymB cUuH.
Tue referees Will meet t- speedily as
u1ssibio 90 hear ami pHss uiuu cipim1
iHr damn Cs, aud 1 visa further stpI'
In,ud tuat claim muHi present ,nelr
claims within nNguu days.
Further heating 1i tue gnsH was then
pogtpHurd tll tbo l1th .t APRIL
The foregoing ipuIat.ans leave but
one question OF controversy in tue case
Tor the court o. PASS H1u! That is the
right OF the piainun 90 mliutain
twenty-five luuNvs ul plank lu tho
bottom Of ihu dam in Jordan river
.uly ulgim 10 have that right for the
fuas. % That they have removed natural
uus,fu.t ns from tho bottom Of the
fIyeb above the dam, which would
lmpuIt tnu How %, water 10 the same
extent that the pluuhs DO. This De-
druirl by defendants and there SCENE
10 Doc 100 pJrflullity OF C0mpr.aiug ,hls
pgiLt
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The following hIinla were made in
tho local land olico und1r dEto VI Fob.
mnry 8;
Nellie II. Stump, Of ton county,
coal dsclautory statement Or the
aaulhealt qunit|r % the northwest
quarter aud the east half Of tho south.
Yves. quarter dissection 80 township .5
south, und lot 8, sscli0a 8. tIwualip 20
south, range 10 west, embracing l0liJ
auraa; a coal mine hAs been up'ruu lu
this tract by a tunnel forty feet in
length,
Pauline Hoffman, Of Randolph,
Rich county, dracrt entry Of lot !, aec-
ton 80, anu boz ], section 3l, township
III north, range Z east,
William Maynard, NJ RIvoItou, Salt
Lake county, h0mrFtund Uutgy " thy
east half OF the southeast quarter OF SEQ.
lion 80, and tue cnst hnf 70. the north.
eais quarter Of section 30, township o
south, range 1 wesi.
Tho following filings were made 10
the local laud office under date VI Feb.
ruary Blhi
W IMAM V NNEAhNH OF ANNN.NNA W. HNHANNH
minulal oHry OF thu PumiCt plHcnr
mining claim, embracing the tuuih-
wrst quarter ~ the northeast quarter
of section g, township - south, range
o wet, Ia Willard county.
Richard T.. smith, ,t Wellington,
Carbon county. nnni proof Of homo.
utead entry OF the north half OF thu
southwest quaTleTand the north haif Of
tue aJulbcutt quarter a. suctiJa -
towurhip 10 south, range 10 cnbi.
John Cr,fs, Ui Paugultchi Garfield
county, desert entry OF tue uusurveyed
tract II lanu beginning at tho n0Tt1-
west corner OF section Bl, township 800
south, range o west, aud running
thrucu south 100 rods, thence west So
rods, thence north 100 rOds,and sJrIus
20 place OF beginning,
George j.. Melville, Of Fillmore,
Willard county, homestead entry OF
the north hulfUi the northwest quarter
u section lS, township n south, range
8 vest
Lars e. Mcyrup, OF Gunni6on, San
pete county, homestead entry Of the
south hall tho northeast quarter aut
lbv southcsft quarter %! the northwest
quarter Of section "a, ana the SOUTH
west quarter VI tue northwest quarter
Of section 80, township 2OsOutb, range
l cast.
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TIE JORDAN WATER SUIT.


At Provo yesterday the entire day
was taken up by the attorneys and lit.-
giants Ia the case OF Salt Lake CITY ct
al vsJ, II, CoIadgo ct al in trying 60
eject compromise In the case.
AZ o'clocG the court resumed
seHslon, ana the following stipulation,
which had buun agreed upon by nll
PARTIES, were spread upon tho feg1rit'
Itia hereby stipulated aud agreed
by mud between the parties IA this
action thai the elevation OF three iept
tbflp aud uur-huii inches above low
Watrr marg referred 90 10 the contract
8f 1850, ga evidence in this case is Ht "a
puilt iUur feet unl six iuohvs below
tho TOP ul the stone monument near the
hsad II Jordan river, WhiCu WIS uttnt-
usueI by the Ufah Lake comm sfilu
loo 1850, up testified iu this Gaze boy
Israel Evans, Francis AtmrrunE,
Eiias A. Smith asa otneu; aud that
the decree OF the court shall DIS said
elevation A. being the point referred To-
iu said contract AZ three foot three aud
Ouc.huif iuuhts above the Iulul here.
fore established and feC1gu zad na
low MNNlN NNANl ~ AN NhNN Ahh'H. NNh NNl
this purpose survey shall bB made
aud permanent monument shall
hereafter bu established AMI mliu-
ulnpd a. tno expense OF plaintiffs iu
said Utah lake, 40 a point 90 BIO hero.
siler agreed upon by the parties hereto
lr fixed boy tns COURT between p.lut
one mllr north OF Provo Tivcr Aud a
lUlnt hv6 mics south Oi tho mouth of
said river, where 10 viii be least sub.
Jet 90 temporary fluctuations OF the
uoight OF lue water ny wlnfHur the
ililuX OF Spanish Fork AM Provo
uyers, 10 pUrpUluaie ggil agreed e. oya.
lou; and that tho said monument,
When - established, shall Uu
maintained as tue CIluglIiu.
evidence Of tho elevation 90
which tho water ul aull lsbo
Is authorized 20 be maintained uy sulu
contract
This pisces Tho low ". tnr m.ra
about two inches below tie htmer
low voter mark,
The court then adjourned tlll Z
oiclooS p,m., Tor the purpose Of giyinp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

5pf7lh Fora, have received licenses
10 wei.
The party given by the Polysophical
soole.y OF the Is. Y. Aua1emy, in the
Ousfa house, last evening, was we'll
attended nud greatly enjoyed by the
atu tents nnl que. IT,
HsorEu bilIiugs, OF Jensen, Uintab
county, is visiting rulut.ytB aud friends
DO Provo.
Harriet Sawyer, vito Of Jossrh
5awyuh of tIe Second wafi.
died yesterday, ut 1880 O'Clock
q. 10. The funeral Will up held On
Monday 40 10 O'Clock boo tine Src9ui
war; mouiug house. Sister sawyer
hae boon au invalid Tor over eighteen
months, ruiiornE IRON complication
OF diseases. Daring most OF this slime
she hat been entirely holplrss aud
subject 10 much tNcfuciaiiug palm.
She leaves q husband, mother anu two
sisters 90 mourn her departure, Sine was
i1iiy yuatn VI age At tho time Uf hJT
death.
Dr. N. n. Hardy and Pro. George
II, brimhA'l nave pruugfUI muaul
program Tor NJ. /. AK feIsuH. This
has been adopted by tue NJ, 4. nssocla.
ton N The Fourth word and fUuuI
highly Hausiucl0ry Monday evening
nrA tue puuliHiH Invited "a cOni0lnt
muuluE Oi tue 81, /. nsa0CiutOus in the
Fourth ward, WHOM the program VIII
be pfcsel t5I anu ils Aivnutaga point
OF out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

Al 7 o'clock last evening people
commenced to hll the Y. NJ. &. A.
paTlorB for the purpose OF hearing tho
public debate between the Pohuo a..
NJ. q. A. Debating oluU aud the
Hamilton Debating society. By Ei1
Hue rooms were 40 crowded that stand
Ing room even could not be obtained.
"a. r.. Aveiou, president OF the rOliuc
cIuu, presided, Before thv debate the
follow ing pieces were rendered;
Misses Louie Walsh auu Matte
Rsrd, Of the Polite club, gave d plano
duet aud Aiits Harrles, VI the Hsmli-
ton society gave q recitation emitted,
"WOman'B Righu." Misses PM anu
Iolhurst, OF Cue Hamilton club, snug
"What are tao Wud Waves sayiugl"
Mss Inga Hansen, VI the Poll lc ciub,
Teuiled "rhe Little Hero"
Tho debate and tho rules governing
tho same, were thUu announced, the
quo8uon being; Resolve that tho
mental capacities Il Tho sexes nrg
equal" The AMI gmHtye tius opened
aud closed the discussion anu WnB ably
represented by Messrs. Lawrence.
Emery Gnd Fullanu. Moasls. Altman,
johnson anu LugBiOn appeared Tor
the negative aud showed their slide ui
the question up VA clear ami luIolli-
gent manner
The sustninera e. Z tho affirmative side
OF ths question were declared VIC
toIi0us o. vote Of three 10 TWO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

ThIs morning tho hearing Of the case
against Il. A. Veatch, cited to appear
aud show cause why no should not pay
over 70 Court Reporter Pike certain
i,es due him iu tie cssn of n. win.
liams We a. Il. Whlpplo, was c,ntin.
uoi 'ill Monday morning. for the rea.
son tuat }. W, n, WhiiecotlOn who
was appointed 20 appear Tor the afllapt
was not prepared o. proceed with the
case.
h, 3. Hines vs. Jas. r. Liddlard Of al;
decree Of foreclosure aud Judgment
Tor Sls75O, $3.50 attorney fees and
curt.
JuuugthHn Buckley W Provo CITY,
dUicuiHu,s motion iur judgments on
plundlugs Tor plaintiff, ~ vii, $40 ami
u.sts up 10 time VI tender in tue com-
mis-lpusTs court, Ulu that defendants
recover IT, costa 10 thls date wus argued
ana Ovcuulud.
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$500

DIR. SHELMERDINE will give you
the benefit of his experience. make q
complete diagnosis of your case and
supply a pair OF Eyeglasses or spec.
tagIes Tor $500, except in highly COM
p|icaicl cases. lie will make a careful
aud thorough examination with his
various scientific instruments, and q like
result obtained from each before O. final
correction Is made, thereby making au
error 100 measurement impossible.
10 You are wearing Improperly fitted
glasses or your sight Is detective. have
them attended before it Is too late, as
nature will be rgycngei for any neglect
OF her laws
Every pair of glasses are especially
ground 10 suit the pyculi1uucs of each
case, and are guaranteed TO give salts.
faction,
The following Endorsements are evil
deuce Of the doctdis ability.
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COM Nj Err CIAL.
gALr 40 lLrANINu muusr-

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
IOIay'G clearing house exchange
amounted 20 sl7l ,li2. same day Iatt
year, Sl22,2ls Weeks clearing,
s9a5,u52; am week last year 1919, 8l5.
TUuAY's QUOTATIONS..
New YorE.-SiIyrr, 58l; load, s8.0gl.
L0ndOn.-iilyur, ~ 5-lBi
ORE AND HULLION.
Wolls, Fargo IS o.. received today:
Penn. bullion, fil6l.
~, II. J1ur- IS o., received toIay;
Orc, SllaOG bullion, $4,000, TUla.,
1880,
Mccormick s. O., received today
silver ana lenl ores, $4,000; Hauautf
bullion, $1,000
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The Nspbi Assault Case.
~ j., tEviNE,
Secretary

s. A. King went down from Provo
to NephL yesterday, On attorney for j.
II. Downs, who was charged with
assuuliiug O man by the name Of Mil
Ter with a deadly weapon with intent
o. do bodily harm. Downs struck
Miller on tue head with a hammer a
few days ago When the parto, were
having some dispute about an account
He was arrested on tho charge u an
Assault with a deadly weapon, and this
case came Ucfo'o Justice Stout Tor exc
animation yCsfufday. After heafiur
The evidence Mr. King moved TO ill.,
mlas on the ground that the charge was
not sustained, The prosecuting uliOf.
uoy conceded this aud Mr.. Downs was
permitted TO plead guilty TO assault anu
fined SO.