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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-10-24
Two Premium Publications.

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years subscription to choice OF two
publications, "Womsnkind" or Farm
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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-10-24
Pork VS.. Wheat.

AN illustration of the profits Of raising
hogs instead OF wheat was seen
Thursday last in the sale of q
load OF hogs raised by the
Pickens brothers on their land near San.
born. They brought to Schmitz's mark.
ct six seven.months-old shoats that
weighed 1905 pounds. and four one-year.
old pigs weighing 1920. The hogs sold
for four cents pound and the ten ami
mails netted $50 cash.
The hogs were fed on s4uaw corn rails
ed on only five acres Of ground. Fodder
was fed first until the corn was ready to
feed. The pigs were Of the Poland.
China breed, and good stock. Last year
w. w. Pickens sold to the same buyer
a 16.month's old hog weighing 437
pounds, netting $26.54.
Mr.. Pickens says farmer can easily
figure the profits OF feeding wheat at
present prices to hogs. He says that 20
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-10-24
Leonard Wants a Pardon,


Leonsrd, who mulcted this county out
OF sundry and numerous sheokles on q
bugus wolf scalp deal says he hopes to
get out OF the pen next June or July
although he has q three years sentence.
He says the two men, "Frieze brothers,
by turning states evidence and pleading
guilty received sentence of ten days in
the county Jail and 500 fine, although
they confessed to swindling twenty five
or thirty different counties in the state
some Of the counties twice. So looking
at my case from this point Of view, I do
not think I am unreasonable in thinking
that something ought to be done for me
after have been confined here one year.
I came here in June"
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-10-24

Ground Under the Wheels.
Thomas Bruler was run over by q
train on the Northern Pacific three miles
east of this city Sunday night. 1t was
evident that he was stealing q rlde and
fell from the cars with his body between
the rails and bis legs outside. The body
was discovered about O'Clock next
morning by Fireman Smith of the pusher.
It was mangled beyond recognition.
1t 10 thought the unfortunate man
fell from the cars in the early part Of the
night and number Of trains probably
passed over bis body. The trunk and
limbs we're over 500 feet apart. Nothing
was found on his person except receipt
from the freight agent at New Rockford
for $35 sent to Thomas Bruier, Chicago.
This is thought to be the mans name ss
it is the custom to send money in ad-
vance for fear of highwsymen. The
deceased was probably a harvest hand
from Eddy county. The coroner's Jury
rendered verdict of accidental death.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-10-24

Improper and deticlent care OF the
scalp will cause graynees OF the hair and
badness. Escape both by the use of
that reliable specific, Halls Hair Re-
newer.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-10-24
Will Receive Full Amount.

Judge Thomas has decided the case Of
the farmers vs. the North Dakota Milling
association in favor of the former. At
the time the milling association went
into the hands Of receivers the farmers
had e56, 600 worth of wheat IN the eleva-
tors, holding the receipts of the North
Dakota Milling association for the same.
BY the decision esch farmer will receive
the full amount due him, provided there
is enough wheat in the elevator on which
he holds receipt. The amount not hqui.
dated in this manner will be paid the
same az the claims of the other creditors.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-10-24
Northwestern Immigration COnveu.
tiOn.

Northwestern Immigration COnven.
Mayor Eager has received notification
of an Immigration convention to be held
in St. Paul, Nov. 10. Experience shows
that following every period OF business
depression there 10 . new transfer Of
population from the eastern part of the
United States to the newer lands Of the
west and the time is now believed to be
at hand when there will be q new food
OF homeseekers to the west.
Much depends upon the efforts Of the
various localities whether this tide 10
turned to the southwest, the north or
the northwest. We believe the north
west to have the most healthful climate,
Q greater variety of resources, and q
larger extent of desirable lands open to
the homeseeker than any other part Of
the Union and therefor the convention
| is called.
President Footner and the board Of
directors of the Commercial Club of St.
Paul, knowing that the development of
the resources of the northwest between
the great lakes and the Pacific ocean
will bring a renewed era of prosperity to
our northwest. and that it is possible to
direct the next wave of settlement to
our section Of the country, have called
! an immigration convention to meet IN
St. Paul, at 10 a. NJ, Tuesday, Novem-
Der 10th, next, to continue for three days.
This convention will have most import
ant matters to consider. -. .--s.
A representation by delegates has been
asked from the governors Of the north
western states. to represent the states at
large, and from the cities, counties and
commercial bodies of the northwest
Mayor Eager is requested to appoint
ten delegates to represent Jamestown.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-10-24
Hung Himself.

Cornelius Veagher,s well-to-do Scand,-
navisn farmer living seven miles from
Park River, hung himself in his barn
during q temporary tit OF insanity. He
leaves wife and family.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-10-24

Attention farmers: All kinds
coal and wood tor sale by III. j.
Vessey, Eldridge, n. ID.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-10-24
Thursdays Markets.

OCTOBER 24TH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27
Limos from Knnshnrem.

KooHtAHENL Pluto Co., Feb. 60
We have had a good winter according
10 tho high altitude. Considerable
snow has iallUu-if1m fifteen 10 eigh.
teen on the level and thruu feet oI
more Ia drii,, ttis fast disappearing.
Al We want IN k1oshnTem T. lJts oi
bitches O. take the dow Of wntor to the
huld.
There Is q good prospect OF big crops
this year uuu plenty ulEfAss Tor stock.
We have hnl great deal OF aiokncss
ihl. winter but are all commencing 90
recover Tho Bahuprlc have been
very energetic in going around ami
administering 20 tho siCE.
luule o. a great reformation among
The people with regard 90 tho uso ~
tobacco, coffee ami tea. Aged mon
auu women nave RETAINED from their
utoi anu there Do not Uuu young man
hero who uses tobacco now where
thoru were ten three m1nlhs HFI. Tlr
women also are retaining llum auch
excessive use Of tga AMI coffee.
The H.shopriu Got up u party last
evening Tor the benefit Of Isaac 4latau.
Hu Aas been ygfy ill lot twuuiy weeks.
lhey gUt nice sum IOT the buught VI
himself anu iamily.
Taken q sll la all the people here are
Tying ~ live tnglr religion.
L. q. ANDERSEN.
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Death OF Mrs. CF. uye.

with ie.p regret tho NEWS cDron q
iclta tIe death of liu. Caroline IT,.
Dye, which t1oE pIoci lJ her residence
10 tnc Tu.f to.h ward, col. city, at
lH.lj laat night Tho lbiy's health
had a,lu anything bat robust TOT aamo
limo pact, iu. her tcmllc was rutify.y
unlocked ms. She contracted asgvrru
cola uu hCr lungs IuriIE the recent
hard weather, which developed into
untumonin, which DE- the Immediate
cause OF fur death.
Mu. Dye was vol aui hv0rsb'y
Known Iu this cts, where she has
lived for over Thirty five yents, doing
business on her own account some
fifteen ycnra 0f that time. Suo was Uno
OF our mnst respected cliiEsuH and "a
ttvDtsI Lnttuf-Iny saint The NrwH
sincerely ympatLizgs with the children
% Uur deceased sister, who are sl sII-
denly called uHUn 20 mourn tAe lUtl Of
thuIr loving mother
Funeral HHrviCcs will lD held Ga tue
Twentieth word meeting house on
Friday forenoon % II o'ClycE. FIieuls
invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27

Talon Wilson, Indicted f1r horo
stvulinA was taken is0m tuu county
jail 90 the punl,yuuaTy today 90 uWsit
tTinl. Ito has been no inc county ls.I
i1T 100 day sitting the action tllau
grand july, IB conduct has neon
good wal.a here and Ho has been tfosf-
ed with great deal Jt consideration by
the county gtlicaH. Wilson'S parents
Tusido iu PlWllX, ArIzIIu, ami h,o
worthy puUpIy. Inrir letters show that
they ne bowel iowa with gtiui on
account OF the pT.Iicamout the young
man has 90. INTO. lie Is ouly 20 Yeas
OF age. Iue CIiHg Tor whiUl hu iB he
diCtvd wns committed In Uiutah C0ur-
~ aud wilson uIul us nc uid not know
tue horses in bis charge were stolen
Judge Il. W. Smith was a visitor in
Provo toIsy.
Hon. J. l.. ElwlOns came down THE
morning "a LEGAL business.
BIpi /, ID. Hal1as OF the Reform
school came Gown This morning on
business connected with tho school
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AHUSEMENTS.

GE0HuE KEENAN, lectures NJ the
tngaies tonight on ME personal advui
lures in Siberia. Iio glv,s a different
lecture tomorrow night.
MARIE BURROUGHS advance sale
opruuia. tao gng.t this morning.
Indications arc ,l.t .lo iavJute ac. b
Ic5s, who has many admirers On Salt
Lake, will DO greeted by two good
houses.
PH0g. EAplLFFE's third concert in
thu Congregational church last uight
drew q light audience, "a result 8lnl,-
what uiHaJufAsiug o. tho professor,
who made zap better program anu ull
more 90 AIvuitisu II than ever lsiOTe.
Tho truth ems 10 be that tho taste
Tor music 4hB ils gbb aud itB nlW, and
that jusJ now the tide h. nt i,a very
lowest Nothing else can tC.
count Or tho smliuiiiierencr
with which the public responds 10
the unlrls rf musicians 10 uFnisn *.
Cullent entertainments 40 tho very
lowest 90 living Prices, Last nights
program Vas somewhat est ulud, and
10 only needs 90 bee said Ga. d. pU .srssuI
many pleasant igltuggt, several OF
them notably excellent Nh. Wuihr
was, ne hl always Is whom hr appears
uu program, the star Gf tho Occasion,
and the other Urtists taking part we've
warmly arpiaudali The Uuslt by Mu,
silva and Mls I,'I specially sd.
George iiUigors ilulo solo was 70 p.ps o.
Tux innovation, aud OF ,Ourau rgu,
Radcliffe WIS NJ his very bcs' when
PRECEDING at this ur.Au.
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ElT1TION rHAUDi
"Wisdom's WAYS"

SALT LAKE ClTy Feb, -5,h, 1895.
hiw h..u. Aeu.
BHIe,lus Councilman Hnrdy,s
InQEiii9u o. gravel the ua4 sidewalks
lautIaasnf.s Of tho city, / tn,uk it
h'ygIy humauu as wellas wise propo.
iil'n, not only to ,hg unemployed hut
hp'oIho travelling public. Let any
eaego q the corner OF Third wosi,
egi,gl!l South, lust al0ugaide o. the
aN,l Wa'l meeting house, and sec n
'la locality BE- not aH Cousrnial 10 rice.
N.Hllf As AIc ihu mud banks u the
nId NII' in Egypt The more one
aH' ge' away from thut sidewalk
'lg e..tef hu seems 90 ggt To- 30. Ii is
ia.u'i Do lhet /, lea disgrace lowell.
~ going 'H 10Y 60 Isprluu 10 the
..',' AnyHlw, when you ar0 nxed
m 'Na' taoWn.h y,u are ready 10
,''4g any u9Iy ami everybody. L have
l.H oi iluHgfa buried HUmewuers ia
.-' .lI'"A.ai and / mai d little -trug.
Two uiEH'a ago TO stop Oua OF my
NJ. ligm J.pIug them. II mo Ciiv
s'Ile'l "tsH 90 do a Hnlurss 10 The
,.l'i it. them follow Haldy's prone
J.. W, PAINE.
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PROVO.


Tho grand jury brought Iu nine if-
Jicmela uu.rI tHr laws u. tlu I.-
ulUry, aud seven under tlu lave of ere
Ju.JrI .Js.g. Toe following ultta
WHrH reported ignore John Finch,
lmua.uu, 3uahH .Hu.a, uHu.
illugh'g; Re.sB J. oyd, John W. w..
Lloyd, NcharI Smitl auI John
LIpyI, grand larceny.
llls morning tIu Gaze OF j. o..
Br3aIuult w. the BfUHk.yH Irrigation
company came up tor uwlus. Pate
tii asbs iJg SOD uamn guB Ny reason 4
luiufIug done his lauI through uu
overflow OF CaEHi 0WusG uy tHuu.
daulH. Tao ppttus D.o ir1m s.yrs
county.
Jamu Marsh, Of GHguyil.a, ar
stealing q harness FROM VIM. Eush, of
Pleasant Grove, aud Tor hIeagug iut1
the uaru % J. n. Hays, %. M raus
Grove, blond not guilt. s Heuu. l..F-
rtug was ordered issugI llg john Doc
Martin, Indicted Tor taos.mo ,lagsla
90 Mauu.
Lars jacobson, ofLlka View, rIcaIcI
Fui o. iu uu luuIgI.s. u.af.Ius % To-
laWlul CJla.llgtl "a. .Ums.u 60
obey tNu law Boo tur future 300 letter aud
iu HpI|I and with I.. uHUauuuuu. U.
tm..u aHiUs Attorney JuI EaIlHL
ul with uau of $50 ..I ya#. aud
gI."H .iGl days o. glH Zoo Nl..
n. t Nielsen, 90 Vineyard, plead
NOT guilty Go tLU charge. assault with
q deadly weapon CImmI.luI uu the
ll.u ui January, 1895. uu John I.
Anderson. the case va. H.l fur Eatuf.
Jay March End, and Ufltf Ir forfeit
luIu Of bonds was sUI u1lIu.
Iaflgy Carter arraiFuyl uu charge
Di battery, committed 900 Uuuy uft..
rl8Ju lu iuiH city 0u tue .lst 90 Jauu.
nfy plead guilty; bee was sentenced ~
thirty luyt iu the county au.
Tho application OF l.. "a. Btts.cy Cor
writ ui mandate uirgauug Com.
missioner Dudley TO suumit the eve
demo- 100 tnu Ciso Ii II. ~. MguUaF Vs
T.. II. B.esIuy tOa Jury wa. denied.
IuuIuiy lu tue case ui ". L.. DAvII
~ Dar9w Bros. brought lu o. verde.
Tor tHu p.uinuD iu the sum lf $1,000.
jerry NJ. llchsIdsln was urruigueI
ON "a change rape, committed on thu
4 % Di Oc,JuuL 1894, iu Wusatcu
county ON the person OF Lucy j
seaman, he catered ploa uI not
guilty TRIAL rot ilT March ION. Elcn-
ntdsOu De- the man who was shot by q
Die Cftmur iu SAT- Lake Cuy o. lew
yuatl ago, Crameg charging Richard.
ron with being C5uCurnud M the death
Of bis daughter LILA CrAmur.
Tie FluJ National Bank OF Nupui
" VIM. rfJyert ct a.; dUcrcu OF fore
closure aul Judgment by default, Tor
sg,1335D
Nupul saviuH8 Bank anu Trust Co.
w VIM. Prglnft q. ul; decree OF fore.
closure and Judgment by default, for
sl,ssO.3J,
AN order wuB mgIO that the u. IS.
matshal pay mileage OF W. r.. Gregory
aud John seuley, witnesses ga the Gaze
ut the u. %. VT Alma Hague, from
Mike SpIluga Nevada, aud john
suelcy tYruo uHy' witness fees aud
mileage ,TJm Mount Pleasant in the
same case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27

The following filings were made in
tho local laud office unIerdate Of Feb,
ugry ~.
Evan Watts, OF New Harmony,
Warrington county homestead entry
10 tneusrigoast quarter Of secti1n 20,
.9wusbip ai slu,h, range n w.a..
Sarah Jane Evans, of par1wap
Iron county, homestead ualfy OF tnn
gaHl hnt ID. the sluthugat quarter and
luoalutA htf OF tho northeast guarter
section o, township % south, range
/ WesI.
", u. Mcdonnell, OF ParoSan, Iron
ooll 10 nomoiead entry OF the e5uth
aalt OF tho southwest ulartrr ami Ia,
est bal. OF tu1 southeast quarter II
section %, township "a south, range III
WHst,
Henry Hueman, OF Ogdeu, Weber
country, homssload untty OF the sgull.
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TRYING TO "yAG" THEN.
Police AnCr GolIJclu add Crosby, the
Polished Walking GeullCmgu-
Oih,r Cases.

The police paid their compliments
today 10 70. GllIsioIu aud j.. Crosby,
tue highly pollshrI, accommodating,
,oluaci0.s Hair whose prmmuu.agona
about the Temple block and from that
point 10 the tower 900 tIr N1rlh Bench
have been matters 90, irJquogt occur
uucc aud common comment Tor long
uuep1t,
s,rauguu have boon iloccI g. tine
uciEhugfh0Uj until iu tuu eyes Ul tHu
department the "hlug uHH go.
mJuU.0u9us HuI muaJ uJH" Colo.
s,yiu 8nd Crosby wrtu charged 0u The
arrest rcgHtes win vlurauUy. Ia
court this afternoon they plead not
guilty Gul iloir Casyg wulu continued
until tomorrow.
Peter D.mbICIrek, arrested Ou "a
similar charge, lut VINO seems 90 DO 90
different g'yihi Will also have "a hear,
iug tomorrow, IU haH uu attorney
aud viii make nglL 90 c3urC, the
otl,r follows VIII Go that, too.
Robot Fortune, CHARGED with grand
larceny tstoHllug g haCa) viii also bB %
defendant iu JuIt 90 smuh'8 court to-
morrow.
william Panmhu, accuIeI OF steal
ing $40 from hii Employer plead not
guilty aud secured "a continuance or
biz CatC.
james D1ughcrly and James Nc.
Donald plead guilty 10 vagraucy ami
were ro.rgH.d on their own rcCogniz.
aucg, which was a notice 10 them 60
the effect that q, would be- desirable
Tor thUm 10 seek other pasluref, whiCn
they will presumably do without de-
Law
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27

'l1ti.owug matters have engaged
tly. '''''''
''..'ro G.n1JOrg Va Mark J. Mitch.
w. D'aaIlaaI judgment US prayed.
V,ls c2io 70 lewis IS. Dttmau VI.
a,l'y p.uual,or was given 10 the
'2 lliot TO tho noon adjournment
M, ~ WIN slructl5ns 20 bfing in A
Nv verdict, The Jury ans nfle'-
ai.a 'o1pd ioE The plsiltii In tne sun
V NJ we case Of Llllle Woln VI Horny
tr,tNe was represented 10 tue court
s3,. ,,e matter Ia now pending In lie
".I Count ut California and mai
r,,.l.'l H. Sloan hal Ueeu g1mmi1,
ET.,W, take tho tg mony OF Cln..
bi.,, 'Ih ama,Ur,al wlt1o.s, who mad
t1 F" appear anu testify before
In, a su1gmua was therefore on.
Vii tl9a'Ii5on Va a. A. Bowman
III NsIlsmen. as prayed flr a,ainsl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27

more beneficial 90 The United States
than FREQ trade" Ofclursc, the civil
Governments class viii defend the
protection alfe of the problem and Will
boo represented by G.. t., plImIulst anu
FrauE Bnntne, while B. +. johnson
and A. I1mutins viii appear BOO be-
bal. 90. the Polite club aud tako tao
free trade side.
JuIec Laucy will not os chai,mln
aud Attorney 5.raup Will decide the
ltbulr.
A musical aud ii;cnrg ur1rfnm VIII
ais1 be rendered by uUmbnH uf tho
different societies. The pubIC is iu.
vlttd.
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60, ' republican members OF the
INV. I1 ward Clvil Government GLASS
challenged the Polite ~. MO.
hto mating club to a joint debate. 10
N, .i pace at tho y. ID. @. A. parlors.
i,y, ,t STATE street, tomorrow trhule.
lOa,, ',H,IRlinS, At 8 O'clock, on the oues.
N'''Iyed, That protection IL
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Home Missionary Mecline.

The next regular moathly meeting
OF tho home missionaries Of the Salt
Lake stake OF ZION viii convene In
Tho Social Hall this (WeduesJay
evening 90 hgll-past seven O'Clock. A
tull HttgnInuve 0i thr brethren Do IL.
qugaied. JAMES ID. STIRLING,
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GRAND JURY REPORT.
- Va, Presented 10 Judge BaFIch
This Afternoon.
ror 5,rLs AsD rrSrrSriAnY.
81. r,oh Commission Denounced Tor
oera., N,elIgcnce"-prosil-
tuition aud Gambling

,tsrpoon the grand Jury OF the
-s+s,.lrict court, having concluded
,J, l,tofs, prcaaulcI their hn'i
wv, .pI were discharged from ili-
,s,,.,ryi.s. 10 feuds a, i3llowH
a.. ,.muencod aur lnbor on Mon
T.'Inafy o. 1925, holding daily
ul' sundays and The 4anI ui
1900 rrgpujct, uu % aud iuclut-
oif".i'.gsrg aG 1895. We have IN
lls ..IrI iB.fJy.uiue complaints ns
N.'s Nine United States, finding
I.''.. .'...,,...t. Boz fu. nud Ignoring hvc'
wv. r.fr.furIM cgsrp, HIDING li-
WD. .,g ia tEcniy-.hreo ana ignot'
itsiCycn.
suu City JAIL.
rbn grand jury can only repeat
t-ita. u.au Hsii hy former gnnl
t..,..rI invariably ignored hy Iloso
!.t..r. Ihs old city jail b. %
,,t. inc t.ty aud city ruvcrr-
,a.lIa race 90 the past gui piece
,'.,5Isa And CITY C0uIuiis. In the
srrf other lavish expenditures D. 10 q
H.ng luat The present structure tA'
ANS COUNTY JAIL.
Ne visited toe county JAIL aud found
.-.,gIBlgs BOO good condition with tho
...,i.5n IN ne sewer Drainage con-
with lhu coils, which De- cuiift-
i.t'..aI.'I .ui continually causes go
-,,B5g. which BE- very detrimental g.
te.brsib ai Cue IfIsunufs. We Nouli
AN. KIM rH..f f..uf. FgrIHIa UU
gnntsl lhu Inmates
rrNTrNIIAhY.
va aud everything at this iusti,u.
t5p in tEluiiout condition. Every
'b,re ia each department DO uuut aud
1..T. Ttr.e aIu only fug patiruis On
bob.sfIlsI, which fnraEs well Tor tho
.-rlart conditions. We have uu rec.
.murGiaulua 90 make, us We consider
uarHaI Brigham uuu Warden STARK
tfs l1.ul lholr duly mlt y1igirutly
PROSTITUTION ASD GAnmmNG,
A,ftnr.s "m1rIlly,".o which sub.
bgy8uf honor called tuc attention o.,
tte lnaIIuy Uy special ICqugai, We
fayrt .ftl0fg We obtained great deal
lluumony and Information. After
re.fr.uI crl.ueMtluu We aye forced
ulbr ballet tult "tn0I0ugh restriction
ana e1ulIu.n would tU,t servo the
notably Of tbls Why Out Territory
aaIafraisJ ifau 20 cay mat W. deem
such cJuuo ih1 only feasible present
rm5y. Wo havc tEumlntd the
police commission abd D lice depart.
ugaL We think them capable Of
ri0lty handling thrau mat.urs, and
vcUeuncli ,bat these evils be- loi,
iuUuEgalup sul control. We, hlW-
tg.s, dtn.iuge Che ByBtym OF Zines lu
CllII % ils ua,ufu now iu vogue. As
llua are nov tIa1tci at certain Bud
wsIIf iH.uws they constitute
lcsr asl EluCutlOn becomes Iei-
Wgu.l1l.
uICuON FRAUDS.
ihltttt,i1n cafvs tho tcalimouy
tg5nil.si o. this Jury was mcugfu, but
We guIfr,hud tom tho prosecuting
aibutg lhai this investigation will be
iaumcl o. later Jay. From the
evidence submitted, W. deem il our
lly % ttl0uuco both tho Utah Com.
mit.lu and nnysssing board tlr gtoss
ntSlsgngu iu curing for ths election
tl'li aud ballot uuEe1, making u
I.-.yIc Zoo iuuIs 90 have been cone
ultl by guiuldu parliuB after the
nH,n aal ulErH bad reached the
I.mmIi'l1u. D.. a. ELuREuGE,
N'3' stMth'INf Foreman,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27

VIII Dance gu st. Dayid's Day,
Invitations have boon received ~
Tho n toaal Guard ,nioals In tAl.
city to Rttnnd military bah 70 no
given NJ Termination on 81. Dlyid's
day-Maroh by Company II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-27

east uIlr.er OF the u1tlnwca, quarter,
the northeast quarter of l.u s1u.UWJat
quarter aud thU north na .I Che
iorilW..t quarter OF sucIJn 70. tJw b
chip 3 MONTH, ran &c / wusl
EIuuld stevens, OF rarlWau. Irl.
county. homestead entry & tuy8 uf..
west quarter { the northwest quarter
ami u1rlhwc8l quarter Of tIr flull.
wosl qlluct OF section b. uui the
southeast quarter OF Coo uathrl &
qu inter- nod u0r.huls. % I,s..r CO tho
f9u. hyaa. quarter % 5000 q. town.
sAI. 80 sIulu, range % Ect.
Salt Lake stake Conference.
Tho sOm annual conference %. h
Sat II.Eu a.aB1 8t ZION WlI m.el DO
the Assembly Hail 600 -a.urIay,
Match BUD, unI Zoo tuu tabernacle on
SUNDAY, MltCH jid, 1875.
Mgluuls viii COmmrucu ou 5aluf.
day DO DO r.. no. aaa % 20. boo, uut nI
sunday Of 100 "a. u., q %. u. aud $3.50
D.. m. a uugrll ntluuIu.HH uiuu tue
.lisrgs and mumbcrs ia r,II.utas.
ANuUs b. CANNON,
JusEpu T.. TAYLOR.
CHARLIE S.. rIsUUsG,
Frequency 10. stake.
PROVO.