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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-03
COMM Il GAL.

sALT LAi.E CLEAJiSU HOUSE
Today's clearing puu.i exchange,
smoun,ei 10 si0J,Oii, ,sms DAY las
year, 1921, alI.
rJDAf'- QUOTATIONS
New vurg.-iiivsr, 40; lead, s3.l5.
London.-Silvet, 30 II lBi.
ORE ASD BULLION.
2. n. Jonu' n 90, received today;
Bullion, $4,000.
Wells, Fnrgo Is 60. received toIays
Pen sylvanis bullion, 81. 256.0s.
". >. Mccormick x Go. received to.
day: Silver and lead ores. gg,50n.
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Death Of William 0. Walker.

Tic death Of William q. Walker, sou
OF Mt. and Mrs. Joseph II. Walker, OF
thia city, occurred Vt the family
Eosiiet G, u Une O'Clock this morning
Rlora ng ma painful potlo1 Of ~.
noss, The urcHased was unmarried,
% Year, OF 20 and bad a wide circle
NJ srqualnlRnues In Salt Lake. The
date OF holding the funeral has not
yet been decided upon.
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ato New yorker. stopping a,tho Euup.
ford.
Count dos Carei Ionio', tourist ifom
Paris France, has his hamo 900 tho
knubiord register
An. D8lph aud J. II. no.ph OF Mai
vera, lows, are numbered among tho
Cuilcn gucsts.
David Parkinson, Of We. Portage Box
Elder county, /. enrolled rs guest at the
walker
Mrs. George Bucklcr, from tlngsian,
Arzoun, Is among tho NI.tor- TO tho
Con orlnce. She states that aho lott salt
Lake city M 1876 and This "
hot ntst visit 10 this CITY
since that Time. she brings with her
nn5 specimens Of wheat and oats nom
that country grown without irrigation.
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OBITUARY.

Judith II. u. T. Hirboe, one II Utah.
old veterans. dled NJ her rnsld0nco az jia
west First North stfgoi, October 2nl,
five minute. to- o'olock iu tuo evouul
Her death resulted from "a fall ON coo.
9th day ~ August, isp'. She was b0rt
22ud Of April, 1911, at Abucyyille di.
ufict. south Carolina; embraced the Gul
pei suinn inv years ago, and has bulI
faithful 90 tho end.
Funeral services will Boo holl ai hal
pas o. FrIdly, october itl, At SiXlocn'
Ward Assembly hall, Friend. Fospog
fully invited.
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POLITICAL MATTERS.
Visitors From the Outside Rcgln TO
lhrong lhelr Party headquarters.

The general sem -lnrual Conference
and area. musical festival have alrra =
drawn large number Of visitors to
the city from outside lawns aud settle.
meni', many otthem distau,ly located.
Judging ron tue manner In which
hoy throng their party hssJquaflcrl
.hey ats eNat euinalY Interested W tho
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visI,thc iIeadaua,t,r.

WV wv - H'IfIWHFFTFH
Headquarters Democratic Stale Com
mitiee, Salt Lake CITY.
Sept. rs, i95.
The Democratic State commitie
respectfully invites oil ,lsltofa 10 Salt
Lake CITY during Conference week,
irrespective Of party, 10 visit the Dem.
ootaiio State Headquarters, on West
Temple Street, In the Continental
Market tuilding, and inspect the office
GINS. All will he cordislly received.
o. W. FowERs,
Chairman.
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while sight seeing, Do not force, 10
visit the finest iilt'l uu Meat Make
Wott Of Chicago. the Palace, 285 south
Main. IL will do your heart uoud tn
zee The nnu quslilles 4 uca'F, olthUr
ifrsh, sFlt ~ smoked, kopt there. The
Uri9.s are lover than anywhere elsr.
- -r them call.
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or Interest TO these attending Cor
ference, II will be in your honeflt II y u
pay visit TO the Palace Meat Market
VI 285 X. Main. Every hing home
p'ohucr. Guaranteed strictly pure lRrd
a Toe. per ID. We have large aseoi /,
ment oi homt -cufed hams and bacon,
picked anu dry salt PORK AT price,
ever heard OF before.
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Primary Oniccrs.

The meeting Of the stase officers Of
the Primary association viii he h.iJ
~ the residence OF &. -. Felt, lji
north Eas, Temple street, un FnIui ,
Immediately nj the close ~ the a.l,I.
noon session ui Conference.
j.. II. FELr. pfesiient.
MAY ANnIUgYS, SOu'y.
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Before leaving for home 70 10 the
Palace Meat Market, 265 south Main,
snd get aUme OF their choice pnfE sau-
sages, 3 pounds Tor % cents. Alro
uvstyil Ing kept In n inst class Meat
Market,
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Don't fall to visit ssltair.
Ttains leave II. q. w. Depot At .;l5
Eni 4ii5. arriving at Salt Lake at $3.50
aud $40. Giving ample time for
bath IN the Great Lake. and viewin
the finest bathing resort In the World.
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HiGnEE.-At salt Lake city, oct. gnd, isss.
from injury received By fall, Judith nigboe,
In the 10Th year %. her age.
Funeral services will be held In the SIX.
toonth ward meeting house on fTidAy, Oct
an. At $50 y, m. Al friends kindly invited 70
attend.
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oNAuA LivE srocK.
south Omaha, Neb., Oct. >.

special bispaioA 70 ne NHws
Cattle toco ut. 1850. market stehdy.
Naive hcuycH, fisatA.21.
Western stsrrH. fLs0dtlO0
Cows, 81 .ina a.f1.
FEEDER, $40 mtLi3
sheup receipts, 10 market dull.
Pair b. choice Westerns. 81. $50 f2p0
Lambs, $40 N.si.
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HrocKs ASD aAREErs.

INV NouK, Oct d.-Thcfc was some AM.
nation ~ the stock market NJ the opening. hut
after %. the general martrt ruled lower A.
u, under the leadership Of ludusirlals. prices
BEGAN AdYh cling. sugar gained q, Per cent
Tho advance was retarded soon after NJ hY
araid on sugar. causing reaction Of l per
cent la that stock.
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CHICAGO. close, Oct !.
WheAt-Octobcr. o. December. COS.
Corn-Odtnher, aoaa November si't q
oAts-uciOuCr ISIS December o. rt
asked.
pork-oe.ober, sSajys Dec, s. 40 asked
Harloy-iu
ilaA-Nsh n lIft.
Timothy-iAI.
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DEMOCRATIC NEWS MOTHS.
Another Democratic marching club
Ia to be organized DURING the week.
TIE muoh.talked.of reception by
Democratic ladies 10 their visiting sis
tiers from the outside will be held at
headquarters tomorrow Afternoon.
Tue ladies' mandolin club Will iurhish
music.
The Tuscarora society will hold
meeting 10 Initiate new members on
"Wednesday evening next.
A general reception TO visitors will
be held at Democratic headquarters on
Saturday night from O'Clock until ~.
Hold'e band will render appropriate
music anu the Democratic glee CLUB
wall sing campaign songs
The Whitaker non.patllsan club
will meet tonight.
A big Democratic rally was held at
MIL Creek last night nj which G.. w.
Pentose, ID. &. Cunbar ami F6heT
Harris were the speakers.
The Flith precinct Dsmocratlo cam
paign committee will meet At it, head.
quarters Ia the Kuutsiotd hotel on
saturday afternoon At o o'oick.
An outdoor Dimocfallo rally was
held AT the residence OF Judge sawyer
In the Fret precinct last night. Tho
chairman was II. 3. Lanty aud the
speakers Fisher Harris aud +. =.
Richards. The precinct gleu oluu
rendered campaign songs amid the
cheers " the crowd.
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS..
A Republican rally held at Sandy
last night was addressed by Geo. II,
Squlrss, John N. Zane, W. W. Taylor
and Cyrus Lindell.
John T.. Sorenson and George l..
Cosllgan were tho speakers at RBpub-
liean meeting ~ Crescent last night.
hen. T.. Rich will speak to the Sc
vier county Republicans tubs week ~
follows
Nsrmillion, O,tobet 4lh, at 2p,
Richtield the same DAY nj 1880 p. m. (;
Joseph City, October 5ln, Mt 10 q, m. I;
Elslnore, October 9th, at 9 D. m, aud
Monroe, October 5!h. at SIP. m.
q. y. Holmes aud Il. Il. Richie nd.
dressed the Republicans " Murray lSst
night.
The Oqulrrh club will hold a spe oial
meeting on Friday evening, TO perfect
arrangements for tho parade on satut.
day evening.
The Hunter Republicans will be al
dressed this evening by Il. ID. X.
Thompson Lnd Daniel Hartington.
The Tooole county Republican con-
ven:ion will be held at GTsnlSville on
Tustday, October 18th.
The MIL Greek Republican ladies
were Yesterday afternoon addressed by
g. $. VArisn, MIS-. John Henry 5milh,
and Mrs. Edna l.. smith.
TIE fifteenth ward Republican
club Will hold "a lusiuels meeting nj
the Young Moh's Eau, cpfucr ThirI
West and Fist South Ou Fu4Ay even.
Ing.
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holitical is,u,s ow btlDg fought ou'
10 ote tho ie0pln.
RErunLICAS CITY oONvENrioN.
KerdDiican primaries Tor the cleo.
ton oi delegates 10 the city convention
which hrs teen called fdt Tbufeday.
OCT. 10, 81 the Salt Lake Thoatef, viii
10 uulu ON ~ ndny mex. ihrOughou.
tie various wards. Tho b Ia will b.
npsu from 3 p. NJ. until y. IN. All
Korubliclns. lrfrH OC'ivo OF sex, arr
eligible TO vote; 800 delegates nppor.
ito cd AZ follow ARE - be- c1uaoni
Annex 9 iolosuts', First ward 4,
Second Z, rhiri 0, Eighth IL, Meth
IL, Tenth H. Fourth $, Fith 10, sixth
3. sew nth 10. Fourteenth ~. Fifteenth
10, Sixteonth 10, Seventeenth "a
Nineteenth g., rwcniy.second .,
rwot ty.thif1 o. Center ., Eighteenth
o. Twentieth IL, Twe1ty.ffst H.,
eleventh IL, Twelfth 10, Thirteenth
rs. Total .00.
The delegates chosen To attend the
city convention will meet In their ~.
specive precincts on Wednesday, DC.
toher 0tn, ~ pm, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for the City
Council Precinct conventions will be
held ~ tue following placeti Fret
precinct, Aunex TO Ninth ward meet.
ing house; Second lfeciuci, Indie.
pcndenco hall; Third precinct, Seven.
teeuth ward school house; Fourth
precinct, Burlington school house, II
ami Third streets; Fl'th pfecinci, Rich.
ellen building, 300 Esst Second south
street.
LADDER POLITICAL REcEiIioS.
Tie Democratic Ia lee OF Salt Lake
VIII give reception In honor " the
visiting ladies OF Dsm cratic s1ciulisu
Of tie refritsry, ON Ffiday afternoon,
Oct 4 ID, from 4 TO p.u. ut Demo.
orhiiu hcniquAttou. lhe following
program will be fonGoros!
Selection. 90. Ladies' Mandolin and Guitar club
Recitation. ... .....s..... Miss Maud g. iialUlct
nonf..s Mnstrr ihHrIus flku
Selection. .s..........,,.s.siadics' Mandolin cub
n.Nltatl.htsss tsssssstttts..s NlsA hthsnhtr
alAno sulo'sssss.s,.ssss...,shitt a hate hqmncl
oYht nHhaot, i.tssss.tts ..ss.s Miss hltdio bWIof
s...... lf ". ~ cannon
Marion
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
United States Senators
JOSEPH l.. RAWLlNS, salt Lake,
Mosls THATCHER, Cache.
Governor
JOHN T. GAME. Salt Lake.
Congressman.
b. II. ROBERTS, Davis.
Judges Of the Supreme Court.
SAMUEL Il. THURMAN. Utah,
RICHARD w. YOuNG. Salt Lake.
THOMAS MALONEN, Weber.
Secretary OF State.
FISHER S. HARRIS. Salt Lake.
A,torney.Gcncral.
a J. WEBER. Weber.
Treasurer.
ALMA GREENWOOD, Willard.
Auditor
Guy c. WILSON, Sanpcte.
Superintendent OF Public instruction.
KARL G. MAEsER. Utah.
State Senators,
FARLEY l.. WILLIAMS.
GEORGE q. WHITAKER,
JOSEPH s RAWLiNS.
CHARLES h. SAVAGE.
OSCAR w. MOVIE.
House Of Representatives,
DAVID K. ALLEN.
RULON S. WELLS.
JOHN II. MURPHY,
HEBER BENNlON.
HENRY WALLACE.
CHARLES W. pFgPoSE,
ORRlN T.. MIL tx,
CHARLES J. PENCE.
JOSEPH f. TAYLOR.
ADAM SPlERS.
County Superintendents Of Schools.
OSCAR VAN COTT.
Judges Third Judicial District,
OGDEN HlLES. Salt Lake.
ANDREW HOWAT. Salt Lake.
LIE GRAND YOUNG, Salt Lake.
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INV YoHK. oct A-Moncy ou coll cas
AZ iSal per cent silver6ji Lead, f,l.
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HEART DISEASE.
Fluttering, No Appetite, Could
not Sleep, Wind on Stomach.

''For long time I had terrible
pain nt my hear, which iluttercd NJ
most necessarily / had no appel te
aud could not sleep. / would be
compelled ot.t Up In bed and bclch
gas from my stomach until / Thought
every minute would be my INST.
There was q feeling OF oppression
about my heart. aud / was afraid TO
draw fun breath. could not sweop
a room without resting. Ny husband
iuuugp1 mo ft try
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DR.. Miles Heart Cure

and am happy 10 say 10 has cured mo.
| now have q splendid appetite and
sleep wclL It. elect was truly mar.
yClousn
MRS. HAREY o.. STARR, Pottsvillo. Pa.
Or. Miles Heart euro % sold on a posltive
guarantee that thn orr bottle will hengfJ
Al dfuggiHt8 arll 10 uI ~, bottles for ~ or
~ tho DR.. Mllci Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind.
NFa.I
For sale by all druggists.
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aid Ihriushlli the w4ft, phaih depot 4 NV.
ir', 400 caEa cstP'' sss rfOss', hS,ha. u, 4.
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| claims to make big mines il rich enough,
and unless disappointed IN the returns
Mr.. Clark will probably become inter
ested in Yogo.-Neihart Miner.
Mu ,.1 r
49, an"eiFoa, " ttnueison Dros''
niolCilan's % "hito springs
was III inc Guy yesterday. ME- AMER.
SOU S@!G 'lIat apoul 'oo.opo pouhua OF
year. the few residing in that section
who shipped from Great Falls last year
being well satisfied that Great Falls ia
the best wool market ia the state and
that il paid them we'll for the extra
trouble Of chipping FROM Great Falls.
-
w., henheul VINO naR soid out his
interest "a 'he GREAT rams Nleat com
PahS ~ '4e o'"oI paF'nef7' IHos5Is' u ~.
D'cNineon an" II, T. Drown mas pur-
CHASED hn ihIeie"t ID the insurance busl-
nc6S VI M Gibson ana the new nrfm
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Hendry lot . in block -, townsite Of
Belt. Consideration, $50. Also to Ma.
tilda Lindsay lot 4 in block 8, townsite
OF Belt. Consideration, 500.
"She is only two hours old but she
weighs twelve pounds, said Louis Marks
Of Tenth street north, d. he greeted d
few friends at midnight with a six by
nine smile. and then hurried home. He
referred Of course to d pretty girl baby
thai had just been presented to him by
his wife.
Tho Montana Brewing company have
extended their bottliug plant and in
creased their facilities and are now well
prepared to serve their increasing trade
in this department. The company are
now turning out about ee~venty-tivc cases
a day, which are being shipped to all
parts Of Montana.
\ deed was fled in the clerks office
yesterday from Louis G.. Phelps and
wife 10 the Phelps Investment company
conveying lot ) and the east one-half Of
lot 9 in block BIB, townoite Of Great
Falls, being the northwest corner of
Central avenue and Third street. Con-
sideration, $4,000.
Articles of incorporation were filed
yesterday by tho Phelps Investment
company. The trustees and incorporators
are Louis G.. Phelps, S. +. Atkinson and
A. &. Coleman. The term Of duration is
forty years, and the capital stock is $lOO,-
600, divided into 1000 shares of the par
value Of 500 each. The purposes of the
new corporation are indicated by the
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M WEATHER. AND CROPS.
Ihr rps"rnn,ont Eurrsu IN Helena 4,

Ihc D~ps"rnn,ent nurasu ~ nelena IT,
,ac- Another n4l.etin.
The f...1.1z ....at. f., the week
scre, j.1: ......s-.:. by .aa .,aited
State "s@'nsr a.-ae. .~.>.aaa
IKE ~e:G ,.-, 1.4za - been an
tnp,n""aoat >,sc '... .s..z.=1 1e. but
Is : rule ,oe t."Isfzs-.: "a nsaG .ou.
with c,.1 1lL2- al. ...,.e ...z..L.. II
some Hectlol= rain aaa te..a1
an the 1ortner1 port.oG II tn: atate
light showers are reporter. which have
proved very beneficial. Good growing
weather, excepting a little too cool at
night, with lack Of aunzhine. The re
cent rams il this ana the northeastern
s%ectlons Practically insure d good hay
crop.
I'm the eastern portion there has been
good growing weather. The hay crop is
assured, Crops in this section are look
my tine,
"lu the central part of the state light
rains have fallen and crops have taken a
new start. The weather has been
slightly warmer than last week Grain
Il. .t'tS Ftss.t-- - iGA "a y L#-F wv 49, IL the
drI weather GUgIu- t-- :..ltu q May.
"lut4e southern a.. southwestern part
Of the state re early tarc # Tie week
was Slightly warmer, Crops are back
ward for this s"a-.L. Reports from these
sections IS 10 the probable outcome are
conflicting, bat indications are that the
crop vii. le sAorJ.
1T has developed that the frosts of
tlA. nn IS r,r+ ,f Tho ,,,Cptb ray Wv 10
stroyed small fruits. Streams in these
sections, owing To the heavy fall Of snow
in the mountains are higher than at any
time during tins spring.
"ln the western part rainy weather,
followed by clear nights with light frosts,
IS reported. Crops making slow prog
ress, bat still sbowing some improve
ment over last week,
I'm Teton and Ilathead counties, in
the northwestern part Of the state, the
weather has been favorable for grain,
but the temperature has been too low to
promote the growth Of veget alton.
What and oars promise a large yield.
Light rains, followed by SHOWS, occurred
in F!athead county. In this county
frost las damaged te. der vegetation
c nsidcrahly in places. Rain is needed.
Although rain and snow have fallen in
the mountains during the week, there
has been but little precipitation in the
valley. In Teton Coauty cattle are at
present III fine condition, The recent
rolt weather resulted III q serious loss Of
sheep, The storm. coming as IT did
soon after shoaril4 had been completed,
resulted in d loss Of I.>'" head Of sheep.
but fortunately the loss Is confined to
'InilI rDUhiV
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amounts to $4,000, divided into LOG
shares at 800,

Benjamin K. Shumate deeds to Sowcre
g. Co., for a consideration of 500, the
We of the swI. the swI of the nwl I,
section Is, and the nwI of the NV /,
section %. in township Is north, range !,
east, containing 100 acres.
Yesterday Alexander Buzcnet, alias
Fredericks, who was charged with for.
gerry in passing q fraudulent $40 check
on Nate Werthein, was arraigned hrfora
Judge Benton on information flied by
the county attorney. lie pleaded not
guilty.
The precipitation since June | at
Great Falls, according to Observer Her.
zog's figures, has been as follows: June
inches; 9TH, .01 inches; 9Th, % inches;
inches; Nth, 80 inches. Total, 2.1J
inches.
Yesterday informations were filed by
County Attorney Freeman against VIM.
Mclaughlin and James Young charged
with burglarizing a shack near the poor
farm and stealing a sewing machine and
some bedding belonging to Superinten-
dent johnson. They pleaded guilty and
were remanded till Monday next when
they will receive sentence.
The case OF the Montana Central Rail
way company vs.. Jennie Arnold was yes
terday dismissed without prejudice on
motion of plaintiffs attorney, A. j.
Shores. Under the codes, which take
effect next July, T.. B. Smiths testimony
would be admissible. The court refused
to continue the case and the plaintiff
concluded to dismiss it and bring ano-
Their after July / next so as to get in this
testimony, which is expected to show
that defendant received from Smith
large sums of railroad money,
Notice OF contest was yesterday filed
by a. j. Shores against the heirs Of j. f..
Num-, who are about 10 prove up on A
homestead in Sand Coulce. which adj
joins the Sand Coulee Coal company's
property. The contest is made on the
ground that the land is more valuable
for oal than agriculture. At II time
it was coal land but afterward was set
aside aud opened for rcttiement. There
are about thirty people living OF the
tract and the land is now valuable. The
hearing will take place before United
States Commissioner Coctriil in August.
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TX Sheriff O'Neal. of Benton came in
yesterday and is registered at the Park.
Democrat

TX Sheriff O'Neal. of Benton came in
\ marriage license was issued yeater-
day to John Sohl. aged n, and Miss
May koshiol, aged -, both of this city.
lleary w, Willard and wife have
decided 10 Julia saba, for q consideration
of 500, lot - in block 6, townsile OF
Belt
The townsite company has decided to
William j. Kennedy lots ! and .. in
block l"i, townaito. Consideration,
9l,20O.
f. StaCEhouse and wife have decided
to Elizabeth early, for a consideration
of 500, lot 10 in block 40, First addition
to townsite.
Tho towneite company has decided to
William }. Kennedy, for ii consideration
of 5000, lot II IN block 1928, First addi-
ton 10 tOwnsite.
Yesterday in the district court in the
case Of John French va. David Graham,
judgment by default wac entered against
the defendant in the sum Of Sl12.11.
A telegram received here by the sheriff
yesterday offers a reward Of $40 each for
the capture Of three soldiers from Fort
Assinlboine who deserted yesterday.
II. Metz, j. c. Reeves, and Owen Muir
ply, three men charged with vagrancy,
were yesterday brought before the police
magistrate and all three were discharged.
Charles T. Shumate and wife deed
to Sewers 4 Co. the el5 Of the swl4 and
Sc of the NV section - in township
Is north of range . east, containing leo
acres, for a consideration of $500.
Articles of Incorporation were filed
yesterday by the William White com,
pany. The trustees and incorporators
are William White, James l.. Rice and
II. 9, Wand Walker. The capital stock
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DEPUTY Sheriff Proctor left Yesterday
for Wnitr Suluhur Surinrs.
MISS IahAle i'oIhg OF bailituore,
t3s Misses K,npshury.
Murphy Maciay 60. yesterday com
menced SUIT III th@ ulstrict court against
r. NJ and Bertha Nobel on a note for
500.
Sharitr Dvy,r left Yesterday far Dnar
Lodge with Harry Grove, sentenced to
u years III lie ~peritentlary for killing
Morgan.
Don NJ Wi,,,,1 hns ,rn,od . stor,,o
and ramm,as,nn hnnsn If ia Cnmtr1I
uvanna ;Tn. firm InaIs in fruits h,,ttnr
,.n,s ,e,et,hIas anT cannaS rnnTs ~
wholesale.
l,ol ,.,. nl.d ,o.tordo,. fro,, +lo
GnnSr,ch ,Imhnr ,In'non~;; T3',n'as
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