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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-06

extreme case Of catarrh, and were not
n0sifiye that they could cure me, but told
me In would only cost me ~ for ora
months treatment. and at tho end Of fhst
time they would he able 10 say definitely
~ shev could cure me. The Improvement
from the start Was surprising, Was bet
ter at tire end OF the first month than
had been for a year and at the end Of four
months am well man Their treatment
is the most perfect ! have ever seem
have no object for making this stafement
other than the good N may do the people
vFho are suffering with this dreaded dis
case ANY one that knows me ana sHw
me ia that dreadful condition knows that
what I say ~ true.
~ am ~ this time living NJ ~ Union
avenue / work every day. bat am hons
in the evenings Any one wishing 10 talk
10 me in regard TO my case can ma ne
tFare In the evening They can also find
others there that have watched the prog
reas 81 nay cure. Yours very truly,
"WTLTIAM BOYD
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RUINED STOMACH.
Effects 81 Catarrhal Poison Received
Pam IN. Nose and Throat.

when man has lived IN city for thir-
~ wears. and is known far ana near, not
cs,iv far nis BUSINESS honesty and integ-
rttv nut a. a gentleman of high honor
Ms word becomes as good IS his bond
such q man Is Mr.. Richard Price. or StA
tior 4 Portland or. The following ar-
count Of his sickness and recovery VIII no
doubt prove interesting 10 his many
friends Ne says.
My health began 70 fail me az FEAST
twelve years ago, and for the past six
years Il has been so poor as 70 incapac!-
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the most gratifying results. She IL at this
time enjoying good health. The headaches
have disappeared: she can eat well, sleep
well. all the sense Of taste and smell have
returned; the aching Of the bones have
disappeared. and she has gained in flesh.
being as heavy and feeling we'll as she
has at any time during the past. Mrs.
Corbeft is enthusiastic over her treat
ment. and no one can blame her who rex
ognizes her condition now in comparison
to what IL was when she began this syS-
tenn Of treatment She lives. as Stated
above. ut 1919 Corhest street. She is al
ways glad 10 receive those who are suf-
fering. and never tires of telling OF the
relief received under the Copeland treat
ment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-06

The Seattle delegation 20 the Northwest
miners convention. which was in session
October . and 3, az Spokane. has returned
% this cltv. feeling enthusiastic over lie
meeting and hopeful 81 the benefit that
vil come 20 the mining interests Of TIE
state from Il Senator Wilson and Con-
Eressmea poolittIe AMI Hyds attended fhe
sessions or the convention and made adj
dresses Senator Dubois. Of Idaho. vas
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COPELAND FEE.

The cost OF a full course Of treatment
a. the Copeland Medical Institute Is At
the rate of S. per month. whether the
requisite period Of treatment be three
", ,nths or three weeks. This fee In
ciudeS all medicines and the constant
and watchfuI care Of all patients to
final cure. Gonsultation free.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-06
Police Board Approves Quarantine.

The police board he'd It's regular MONTH
~ meeting at headquarters last night, and
Endorsed the action OF Acting Mayor Daul-
ton in ordering on A force of special Off
GERS 10 guard the premises quarantined by
the health board. The chief said he hur-
riedly complied with the request OF the
mayor and soon had the infected houses
well guarded. The applications of Fred
Miles. Albert A. Osborn and J. T. Brown
for places on the force, were read and filed.
The monthly bills were all audited.
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The Copeland Medical Institute Is per-
manently located In the Collins Build
ing, corner second aud James streets.
Their system Of treating chronic dis
eases has become famous. because it
places skiilful and scientific treatment
within the reach OF every sufferer.
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CATARRH-EFFECTS OF GRIPPE.
How w ell Known Portland Lady suf-
fered From the Poisonous secretions
Of Catarrb Until Relieved and Cured
ny the Copeland Matehless System OF


One Of the egt-known ladies in Port
land today is Mrs. T. T. Corbett, No. 1919
Corbett street.
Mrs. Corbett has lived here for years.
and is so well and favorably known that
nearly every one who sees the cut which
accompanies this article Will al once rec
oeniza her. And. knowing her as they all
do no words need be spoken In REGARD 70
her standing as one of Portlands highest
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The Chamber of Commerce is very anx-
ious that every business man. as well as
others in Seattle should attend the Yak
ina fair and Indian festival. on which oc-
easion the Northern Pacific will run a spe-
cial excursion, leaving Seattle al 7i5 a.
m. October S; returning leave Yakima at
s o. m on the 9th. giving two days in Yak
ina. Fare for the round trip, s35o. For
particulars call on I. A. Nadeau, general
agent Northern Pacific railroad.
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HOME TREATMENT By NAIL

with tho Aid of the symptom blank
the Copeland specialists are enabled tn
diagnose n case as clearly at = distance
a. IL the patient visited the ofnces IN
r~rson. NJ you live out of town send for
q symptom blank. You can be cured a.
home by Dr. ropsiand's home frsatmeat-
Charge. the same.
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tate me from attending 10 my business.
A. arWt Il was only a weakness which
ire.rrsseg gradually. About two years az2
49, eslgserfrr badly from constipation,
ara there seemed 10 BE- a constant opprss-
go IN the Dit or my stomach. Then fol-
loved Accommodations % gas. which MADE
tere verse. il a a. getting more severe al
sAe tsras rive years ago this winter
visited California, - hcf~s that tnat eli-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-06

George j. Wiley. owner of the bark No
nantum has received a cabIegram an
nouncing the arrival of the bark at Mel
bourne. New South Wales. safely. From
there she goes TO Newcastle for coal for
Honolulu
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HORRORS OF CATARRH.
Suffered for Years From the Poisons Of
Catarrh Until Relieved and Cured by
Little Scientific Treatment.

Mrs Lechler. wife OF Mr.. r. IT. T.echler.
the well-known manager and proprietor
with offices at No 90 First street, Port
land. Or, and who lives at No. $50 Kelly
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A reward Of $40 viii be paid for informa-
ton leading TO the arrest and conviction
OF any one stealing copies OF the Post
Intelligence delivered 10 subscribers
frrDffyn0 sn.s s>gfw
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Tho VI. h. sy,tcm. :,

What is il II is an up-to-date filing
or post-date need. See further. and the
basement Store. southwest corner Second
and Columbia
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Beecham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspep-
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, dir
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, sallow skin, etc,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause of all of them.
Go by the book. Pills 1o4 and
2se a box. Book free at your
druggists or write B. F. Allen Co.,
COS Canal Street, New York.
Annual sales more Ia an g. oo 90 boxes
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Alright stewart Heaters. speiger &
Uurlbut
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$500

DIR. SHELMERDlNE will give YOU
the benefit Of his experience. make a
complete diagnosis OF your case and
supply pair Of eyeglasses or spec.
tacles for $500, except In highly com.
plicatel cases. lie will make a careful
aud thorough examination with his
various scientific Instruments, and a like
result obtained from each before a final
correction Is made thereby making an
error In measurement impossible
II you are wearing Improperly fitted
glasses or your sight Is detective. have
them attended before It Is too late, as
nature will be reyengeI for any neglect
OF her laws,
Every pair Of glasses arc especially
ground TO suit the poculiaulics OF each
case, and are guaranteed to give salts.
faction.
The following Endorsements are evi.
dencc OF the doctors ability.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-06
THE new PROBATE JUDGE.
]. Clifford HCEalIy-l Brief Sketch of
His Career
The Appointment Il Generally Az.
proved By the Members of the
nnr and others In this city.

Commissioner J. clifford Mentally,
The newly appointed probate judge for
Salt Lake county, and whose nomina-
ton for that position by President
Cleveland was given In yesterday's
NEWS, has been busy all day receiving
the hearty congratulations and hand
shakes Of bis wide circle OF friends
The appointment linus special favor
among the mombors Of tue Salt Lake
bar, upwards Of one hundred aud fiity
OF whom signed the Petition which
was forwarded To Washington recently
asking that he bo named ne Judge
Blair's successor
The now Judge, who u Ia bis thirty.
hrst year, was b0ru IN Snilordshife,
England. He came 10 tins country
when about three years old, with his
parents, who settled Ia Pittsburg, Pa
Wnen he had reached the age " .Welve
lac was sent 10 this PittAburg Cay 60 D.
legei where he remained three yags
and 'hou went 90 H. Nincout's cOiiulr;
thcre lie took tne degree Of N. A.
Leaving that Institution in 1854, be- 10.
moved u Montreal, Canada, where ne
spont two years nj the st. Laurent
college, taking the degree OF a. B.
Upon nuisnin up hisstudius there, MIR.
MoNally received an appointment Ia
lhe pust.0illcO department aud
this be held some TWO years,
having resigned the position to go TO
Ann AfbUr, Michigan, whore he CON.
mcnoei tue study OF law. Here ne
took the degree Of LII. b., In June,
leJl' soon aher graduating NJ Ann
Atbor he married., and came 10 Salt
Lako City Ia the following month,
August lie was iifst admitted 10 tho
Oar IN Michigan aud later Ia Illinois.
Upon coming to this city he entered
lntO "a law partnership with AtYrnsy
Higgins the firm being known Rs
Hipgius d McNally, Aud TINS lasted
auout year. Since that time Mr..
AcNMly una been prautioing Law On
his own account ana worked up quite
successful bu,iness. Lo was up.
pointed U. 5. comm sti0per In
darcu, 1888, anu In that capacity has
hal quite Ru extensive run.
lhvtu nto already "a number OF can
Ildaics iu the field iof tao vacant COM
lulssiOncrhip.
Mr. McNaily's commission Il e1-
pected to atrivo from Washington
within a weoF or 80, anu upon receiv.
Ing Il he will at once qualify and take
his seat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-06
AMUSEMENTs.

OLD FoLNs' DAY was graudly cele,
braIod Al th TheRtsr yesterday, the
true and generous committee In charge
OF the annual affairs having arranged
a program that drew the OLD folks,
widoWs anu orphans alike In lhrOngs.
The house was damned in every part,
and the ubiquitous committee handled
everything In fnt class shape. The
Entertainment furnished suillulunt
variety to suit all tastes, Miss Babooek
aud her aides gave two dramatic seloc.
lions, The Happy Pair anu the familiar
Box Of Monkeys, both being very much
enjoyed, ami the latter especially uC-
ING improved by It's change TO a big
tage. Mr.. EastOn thrilled his hearers
Hith Annie Laurie, and put the
I'D folks into raptures with his
beautiful rendition Of the well
tnown hymn, o My Father.
w. Pelroe Teoited, the v, tefan w. &,
lumbar played ths bagpipes IN COS.
une, Mrs, Thomas ana MrS. Edwards
aug duet, ATdelle Cummings
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80. tywnship IS s,utn, range Il estl
renee north 40 chains, west ~ Chsiui,
south 90 chains to river hank, thence
north along bank Of Grand river 70
place OF begioning.
Jeus &. Hansen, Of Axiell, Sanpete
county, homestead entry u the north.
west quarter Of the northwest quarter
OF ssciion 20, anu the north haif Of tie
northeast qusitlr Of section 30, town
sbip 90 south, range ! east.
dust Peterson, OF Murray, Salt Lake
county, homestead entry Of the soull o.
west quarter Of seotioI B. township 3
sUuth, range west
Jens &. Hansel, Of Axtell, Sanpete
county, desert entry Of the southeast
quarter Of the iotlhwest quarter tue
northeast quarter OF the southwest
quar,cr, the west half o. the southe4't
quarter, anu the southwest quarter OF
the northeast quarter " section q,
township 20 south, range ] east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-06
Land Office.

Tho following hliues were made In
the local land office under date OF Feb.
ruaFy .;
John J. Lott, OF Huntington, Emery
county, homestead entry OF the snst
half Of the northeast quarter and the
northwest qualtsr OF tho northeast
quarter OF section H., ana the south
west quarter OF the northwest quarter
ot section ~, township IS south, rage
S enst.
Franklin Johnson, u Huntington.
Emery count, h0mtttsad entry of
tbs east hall OF tho northwest uuarteT
and the north ha OF the southwest
quarter Of section ~, township ls
south, range cast.
Robert l.. jones, OF Woodland, Sum.
init county, nnal proof OF homestead
entry OF the northwest quarter OF tbe
outhwest quarter amt the southwest
q lurler Of tho northwest quarter o.
e,ution Ia, anu the north hsif Of tbe
southeast quarter Of section 10, town
ship south, range 2 cast
W, V. Rice Eud w. NJ. Ferry. final
payment tr the Debs mining claim.
M Blue Ledge miniGg dutrict, WA.
satCh county,
The following hlingo were made in
the local land Office under date of
Feb. b,
William A. RIVER OF Salt Lake
Guy, h0meslual entry Of the south
east quarter VI the southwest quarter of
section /, township south, range /
east,
Christian NJ. Christensen, II Blng-
ham, Salt Lake county, desert entry Of
the uuanrvvycd tract beginning At ms
iuri on the west tank OF Grand river.
o 90 chains Wrst Of the nOtth west cor.
nUr Il tlo northeast quartoe OF seeuop
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BRIEF rELEGRAMs.

President Cleveland has decided the
dispute between Brazil aud the Ar
gentino republic over the MissiOues
country In favor Of Brazil. both coun-
tries lett the m after In his arbitration.
A private Richmond dispatch says
receivers have been appointed for the
Nor ok and Western road. rney are
u. }. * mUall, president, anu Henry
hiuk.
A hte at Gallopolis, Ohio, from
midnight until O'Clock ioday caused
serious loss aud fatal Injury to tour
bremen.
Sir William Vernon HaTcourt, chan.
eelior Of tho txchtquor Is confined to
his bed by bruncniiis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-06
LOGAN.
On Trial for Child Murder.

The Fourth Judicial disttiot cour.
commenced its February term here on
Monday morning nj 10 O'CLOCK, Judss
n. w. smith preceding. Filty Iur0rs,
an unusually largo panel were IA at
tendance, were examined, sworn anu
accepted. The case Of Thomas Davis
W Charl,s Reeve 81 al wis dismissed,
aud that " Henry l.. Marble W tho
q. q y. q .. :. T.. railway continued.
The fret case on tuo criminal calendar,
the United 5tatus W Eliza Beardali,
Tor tho murder OF an lie ilimuth male
child, was heard on Tuesday. After
tue evidence OF various Witnesses for
the prosecution, aud the openinE state.
ment Tor the defense, tue dtfsudaut
herself was called 20 tue stand; was 81
years oi age; had i've living children;
had been deserted by her husband
tlfee years ago; on the evening Of
July l0tl had given bi.tl oau illUgii
mate cuIld-it was pfemaluroiy bora;
when she recovered suill sienuy, or,
within a minute or ~, tuB examined
anu found II dead; then she determined
to hide her own aud family's disgrace
by butying it herself.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-06
DINNER CIAL.
sAIr LAKE CLEAnINa MOUSE.

SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE,.
Toiay's clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 500 092. same, day last
year, sl70,7l3.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York.-Silysr, 5gI, lead, ss.O23.
LondOn.-Sllyer, ~ 7.lBd.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo & 90. received today:
Penn. bullion, SI.O55.
4. II. Jones a 90. received today,
Ores, 81, 900; bullion. $4,000. Total,
IS, 800.
MoCornios a Co. received today,
Silver aud lead ore., $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-06
Cut Him Up.

There Ia Que dog that Will never or
Joy himself again NJ snapping At the
revolving wheels OF an electric street
car. Last evening, at toe corner Of
Second West and Fith South streots,a
shaggy -coated dog engaged In that
pae,tlme when he was caught by the
wheel, aud In two so3Onda half III his
body was made due enough iur
eausage meat. A feature that nel Dis
Immediate attention IL that the maugl,i
remains are yet lying In the t-eoj,
nlghL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-06
Prof. PAM Assanlied.

President Paul, OF the A. G. Of o.,
has been enivavoriug 10 keep certain
Of his pupils from attending J. n.
EdwatdF billiard hall, and Tor that
purpose has visitvd II several times Of
late, thereby arousing tue animOsity u
the proprietor. This evening he called
a bystander caught EIwards and pre-
vented the striking VI second blow,
aud the city marshal, who wBs present,
placed him under arrest. Professor
Paul was but eighty hurt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-06
The letter Carrlersl Ball

Tho fligh annual tell Of the Salt
Lake Letter Carriers association will
take place this evening at Christian
sen's nail. The members OF the assC-
citation have boon msking strong
effort to have It terminate successfully,
and II IL now ioregone conclusion that
they will neither diaappOint them.
selves, friends or patrons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-06
Can Have the Pair.

A week or ten days ago Angus NJ.
Cannon Jr. lost fins fur glove, one Of
a very valuable pair, at u point be-.
tween tho Templeton and Deseret
bank cOrneIy. Since then he has "A f.
vettised continuously for II but has
heard nothing from the finder. He
now announces that that person need
no longer deprive himself OF the use OF
the pair aud mat no ID perfectly WEI
come 10 the remaing one II ho will
only call for II.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court, in aud Tor salt IaI
NuunlY. InmIlul uf utAh.

In Tho Probate Court, IN aud Tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
10 the matter Of the estate Of Mercy a.
Thompson. deceased.
~ Office IA uEEEuY GIVEN THAT
~ Mary jane Thompson, cNcrutrix OF tho
cshtt Of Mercy o, Thompson, deceased, has
rendered tpf settle ont auI o 90 iu sAli court.
Der lum niHtrHtuu OF FAId estate auG petition
Tor final distribution Of the residue OF faid
estate among ihu ptr.ouH ouuilui thereto, ami
lunt lhurfHaNt the 2slh day OF February. a.
n. lrif, no % u.r'oCku Co.,, at the court room
NJ said court 100 The County tourt House,
nalt lAkU Guy aud County. Utah IUrfitUry,
Doe been duly appointed ~ the Judge ~ said
court Tor tho settlement % said account and
hearing sali petition for uiHtrbuu1u, no which
uut hnd place any pcrspn interested in sAIu
estate may appear aul show cause. NJ any
there DE, Why said account should u0I De-
leuloi aud approved and luAl distribution
made A. prayed Tor
Dated February lth. A % lsI5.
&. D.. STANTON
tlcrk NJ the Probate Court,
by A, q, hIIsE. Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-06
Pnblic Dehnle.

The Polite debating club has COM
plcled arrangements Tor publls debate
and entertainment Ia tae clubs com.
mOdlous rooms a, No. 2li State street
on Friday tv5ning next a. 1880 sharp.
The Hamilton debating society
viii meet tho POltio club ana
iiscuss the question, "liosolved,
That the mental cap cities OF
the sexes are equal" Altman, Lang.
eton and johnson will represent thr
Polite cl ub, while Lawrence, Emery
anu F0lland Will defend the ladies in
the question.
Before tue debate commences the
blowing program Will be rendered:
Piano duet ...... Miss Louie walsh aud Miss
Matte Reed
Recitation, ,..s..ssss. ,..s.. Miss tuga Hansen
Duet ....,...,L Ladies' OF Ham t0u society
Comic recitation .,,.s. t,s,. Mr A. 4, Thomas
jew hhip SOTO s,...,, Mr., A, Altman
Plano aud guiihr.,., 90, MCmbcra Of Polite Cub
Immediately " or Tie DEBATE the T.
Nj. q. a. gymnasium Glass will give
an oxhib tllu under the direction Il
Mr., John a. Axiom. Five public
school tefchers Will act as ia lyssoi tas
debate. The public IL invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-06
Looking for a Check Shnrn.

Sheriff Hsbrr Wright, Of Weber
county, was In the capital last evening
In search Of On alleged check sharp,
doscribed o. being an "EngIshmun Of
dh t'nguisboi manner anu besrlng.0
10 h claimed that he Ott dnud several
considerable sumo OF money in the
junction CITY through fraudulent rep.
tesen'ation and the passing Of bogus
checks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-06
TOdaNls Probale Conrt.

Estate Of Henry AlberIo woollsg,
deceased. Julia 4. Woolloy appointed
nlminiatratriz on fling bona OfyGJ,.
O01.
Estate Of Nathan Hanson, deceased.
nearing On petition for sale VI personal
property aud order made accordingly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-06
A BREAK FOR LIBERTY.
shcrln Hardy aud Ills Deputy Had a
Scare To-day.

A young fellow named Henry
Wight who has been confined In
the county jail awaiting the grand
lury'a action on charges preferred
against him u highway robbery
add burglary, created little stir
about 1880 today. he had been
taken before the grand jury during the
morning, aud was being escorted down
the stairs Of the DOoly building, with
several other prisoners, by sheriff
Hardy aud Deputy Sheriff Rowe.
Suddenly he broke away, crossed the
street, ran along tho alley way nj the
rear Il the Eagle block, around
the back OF the Realty building, and
lodged through several OF the
thorough fares uutil he reached the
Metropolitan hotel, where no wa,
caught by a man VINO had Joined in
the pursuit. Deputy Rowe had fred
twice at the runaway Ia the outset of
the chase, bat this failed to bring him
10 halt When returned to the
county jail he was quite suUduod.
Wright Ii one OF tue men who held
up the Agricultural PARK tram car
some time ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-06

ANDurw.--At salt Lsko city on February
iih, at " m., Mary Ann fisnUr Andrew, ruliet
Of The late y. q. Andrew N the seventh
ward.
Deceased was born May o. 1877. in Chcad.o
Nulmo, Cheshire. England, CmigrutCd Co Utah
in 1884 shc lived ani dIed d faithful Latter day
SAINT
Funeral services will be- held ln The Third
ward meeting house on Thurfday, 90 O'Clock
b. on.
M1HH,a. star please copy.
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For Horse Stealing.

"rom" Caldwell, the fellow arrested
on Sunday last by Ofilcer Pratt on a
charge OF stealing a horse from J. w.
Duilieli was before Justice Smith t.
day. Aftera hearing of the case, no
was hold In default Of 5000 bonds TO
await the action Of the grand Jury.