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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
OLD FOLMa DAi 1895.
Grand uuiing fof th' Veterans tc
ll.asani Gtoic thur'duy, July IL.

Tuo Old FJ'k com u,ttoe taso pleas.
urc in announcing tbs, their annual
0Icursi1u vii, t,ks place on tbs sh1v,
date, AMI iayiiu the citizens Of sai'
Lake City and county VINO are seventy
years Ut age aad upwards to 10 with
~ amt have g1Ui tme.
The msnasois % tue Union Pacific
railway have generously rendered a
lgss flis ~ all pssons whose age en'
titles them 10 go-undrf too direction
ui tho Ola f0iks' cInimiltse.
an persons between tue ages Of
seventy ana eighty should w0af tel
badge, all totweeH tighiy ani niney
d tluu badge; ell between ninety AM
ono huuIfuI "A wnits fuaHttc.
The Stlt Lake AMI Rapid rfagait
street railways Will honor for passage
to and from tue depot oil persons woIt'
tng the badges before "a ,mud.
Arrangements Will DO male 10 take
up the agoi ~ the following places In
Salt Lake county going ana returning:
Frankllu, Bingham Junction, sandy
Hnd Draper.
AlNhtNN VIII w AlHNlAhNNhA W hAiH
John NiTkman In Bishop PteilOu's
office, Iutoo days prior 10 tho sxeut'
siou.
Every rosslbls effort will DO made to
make the excursion une OF genuine
pleasure. Tho Ola F1lkS cho'r, unJur
the lea iership VI MT. VIM. Fostsf, viii
entertain the occupants oi tue cara
going anu returning.
rhis Invitation IL extended 10 ali OF
the requisite age, regardless u wealth,
plyefty, creed, sect, nation or color
People under the age named afo vol
invited. There are not cars enough In
Utah 10 accommodate all who would
Ike q 20. Every citizen oi Utah on
Ola Folk1 day should mako thsir
business TO DO one specially good act 10
au aged veteran before tho sun goes
down.
There are many olii1ins who nave
expressed = desire u aid this move.
meat. All SUCH eau do ~ by forward.
Ing their contributions TO any memOsr
OF the undetsigned committee.
VIM. II. Preston, George Goddard,
&. X. savage, WIN. NaylOr, Wan. Ell.
dington, w. L.. Binder, John KIRK.
man, Nelson A. Empey, Andrew JeD.
HOu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
WORE HIS UNIFORM.
That is What Private ]. B, Love Is
Charged with HaViIG Done
uur IT WAS WHEN orr duly.
captain Gibbs, Of the Light Artillery
National Guard, VIII not Have
Militia Properly Abused

Uniied States Commls'ioner Morris
soninari has the distinction Of i'suinE
the hf,t warrant ia this district for an
alleged in'raotion q tho militia law
passed ny the last Utah lie islalute'
In this class a Gaze, the Law rtquife'
that complaint against miliIiamen
be- made yniy by the commanding
ufliCsr o. tho a,cuted person. such
accusation was made last night by
Captain Gltbs, Of the Light Artillery,
who says shat one OF his men has about
worn out government uniform, With
out lsgsl excuse for having dono 20.
Captain George w. uibbs's u0m-
plsint IL against Private J. u. Love,
Of dali Lake City, and alleges lhst Of
divers lines and days between the .Jsh
day o! February and the .6Ih Jay OF
June, 1885, the sail j. H.
Love, "bcing a member Of the First
Battery Of Light Artillery Of the
National Guard OF Titan, dij wear the
uniform Issued 10 him for uao a. such
metnber Of said battery by the Terri.
tory Il Utah, withou, tho perturbation
Of hi, commanding officer, the said
Love not al sail timee being on duty
OF engaged In the execution OF any
duty NJ such member u said battery
against the peace AMI dignity Of the
people Of the Territory OF Uiab," tic.
PnvA,e Love was arrested this
morning, aud was afraigned before
Commissioner S0mmer He pleaded
not guilty, aud the trial u the case was
set for 2 pm. on "Wednesday Hall OF
s6O was required 10 secure this Accused'a
appearance nj the time needed, anu
tue sheriff took Love iuto custody
while hunting bondsmep.
The full penalty for the oiisnse OF
which Private Love IL alleged to have
boon guilty 10 imptisonmedt for not
more than thirty days and nne Of
not more than 800, or both. Tue
accused has engaged An attorney, and
will fight the oaae,
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A Veterans Birthday Celebrated

Yesterday n company OF ninety rela.
tiyes and seventy.nye friends met al
West Jordan to celebrate the eighty.
third birthday OF Father Isaac GOn.
Brother Coll 10 ono Of the pionesrs VI
Utah and Ia well known thTougbO out
tits country.
A pleasant and entertaining pro-
gram was carried out al Gon's hall,
aud tho Young Recruits' silver baud
helped TO make the affair mn enjoyable
one.
Joseph Post Sr. made the opening
remarks and Elders A ngus NJ. Cannon
aud q. II. Savage followed, "Cld
Kentucky Home" was we'll rendetsd
by n trio, and eight girls CAV. n class
recitation. A recitation was also given
-bg Mary III. Lancaster. A duet was
rendered by William aud TanneT
Naylor and quartet by Misses
Sarah Williams, Fannie NayiJf,
Maria Naylor aud Mary Stevenson.
The male quAriellv, composed OF
Msssrr. Anderson, Lancaster, Tanner
aud Gofi, sang u pleasing selection and
the family choir closed the program
with the chorus "GoOd Might"
living children, fotty.six grandohIldIen
and fifly.,ix vt.at vranlenlIIT.n
A xalu.a c,t,..r,nd.rt ..,d. ,ho
News m. folinwing aId,tinnnI nc.
enuut of the sam. nl.a,ant .y,nI,
Father an Of Ws.t JorJan wa,J
was the recipient OF an ovation yestef-
h,Itnday ms IaisIv S,,n nnravsisI and
n, JnIy Ist was m. corI.ct d.t, tha
dsy was e.l.btnt.i In grand styI.
HI ,an. Mir. Hytum gnT
master OF Ceremonies mad mia b.II was
gacnrs,sa tsstsIuiiv "a sa,h - =,
IN, ,t.va w.t. nnttF,its M n.caas.s
memp,Ts Of Inc family and ann,nnrists
floral mo,toes ,,I,p.n1od on M, wall.
doing honor IN inc yen,tsbI. nair
Father Gon b,Iny 81 and 6Is ,siIr,shi,,
viii, no.
ELi,Is ANGINA AZ rar,,, AMI
Jo,pph 10. TayIor. with otnsI yI,iIaps
trnm IN, ,itv' war. nt,s.nt 4, -.
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Police items.

q. Smith wEs arrested la,t night III
begging and this morning Judg,
smith gave him fifteen days im
pTisonmont.
A. hampshire aud William Wilton
burg were up Tor stealing tiyo mouth
organs from Dsynss * Coalto',
music store. hampshire uai been Ia
tr,uble on similar charges soysTa
times uofJrr aud Wit,suuuTs has besn
up once. Tney plead guilty and wsis
given seven days each, AMI ior thai
period will work on Capitol HUI aud
board At Sol Kimbslps iAil table.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02

uea,-. .ua l.u.... ..at t-t-- afu
iaLci ug.r fHpHs.. 70 IIUr Ihu Ig
ruliod 100 thr ttrr.f IrfIr UuuHs 90 the
dom family q. looked gt.f much 1s lur
msrly, oulv Too tIvys we've .qrgc aud fsc
ivy vine quite covered 'hu brick ttlb,e
1ith thrnigton hou.rstu firto0t M i.s
windows were Dplu. aud woman wat
Ha..irrth- shutters when she came out
ugHu tie porch TO shake % cloth DO lroae
Oh l.U
hg.. tio Jon family 1.-Two iafo YETI
Irf.l..
.ut woman sasun lung. slow shake u
III. I..IH.u s.Il.
.IIu.. Clio Jan family di.d thrsu
Iluaus. h rF'.Hll Iuu wHs l.r
maid s Vus gDtiIug uu in lit-Uu
r.lH U' .....Up H,I.u.tul Uag ulwugs. but
ltlu. .UrH Ida Ia,u lived o. LONE while
f.tW .H. I.UU.f I.l ON ueciuuU. 90.
,.riuH. ... unset byR tiu.y tnarhuan.
.ud s.. s.. I..i Huu sIlL,n. Tho shock
tu IOr H.... ....l l.f. thu doctor tAid.
Thuts I.r miniature vaan shr was SRI
over TO uaa.l. o. yua.d tUp iu aud
uIa
I. UI.rY q Ig and saw Priscilla, In
t...... ..HuilW. ut him from tho
JHh.H.ts|.. % v.s good likeness
CuuIut.. ,.fiIy ld .atl ilo staggered
taos arI ..... D.. himself 900 tI1 sofa
.srT sls mover mlrsi.d'' hu said.
speaking aloud uu,u.0iWa.lg
ESQ. l.H.H said tIruH.l. believing nor.
fuHIras "-lsi.Yui married such
arH.fH YIfi. yUu'd mover UHlIUln d. shu
htI uF,... ..f.HytII u.H..It hrr. Once
sLu t.llu.. .ttHt iust t..ia. sif. whore
ylu sIf INH ...f.In. after hHr plronts
died. y,Hs f.ty u.GAut sH,,sns fond Of
"a yugng rHUHH... ONCE. but hsstus and
wont aUN I..trl..i .W.fl. and H4 -H,
h,lIuyHu. mover ,I..dfr Dec. sla cried
aud cried ui ulRlfs. llt tu'i OIL, one. uud
sho lived .Irr.5 until sh1 vac Co. Then
ono dly. when .ls wis ur boo tHo garnet
sho found afaIrof r.i..E u4r.ats In ava
old box. saa had missed tic pocket.
They used 90 wear 'su outside. sir which
seems fuuny now -hu had missed them
aud mower pUta.rI whore tHHy' "a como. hut
somehow tht,Id IUlu dfuuuld into tbo box
that was carried up r,frct thns very
nlaht shod 40. 'eca ,hgn for go years.
over. aud q letter fril into hoe inp.
"It wla ..aIed. and 10 lll Lar u,up ON
70. and when Fbr r.ld b. sbo found lt wa,
ava offer lfnm this Young gentleman. an
uurr. slU that aul would have said yrs tn.
and thAnkml
'-hc know then th.t being tnshtui.
no had clipped 10 into nor pocket, nnd IL
had lafu loaf rItb A. of ,our.D
be-. / cried NJ nrf,. Martha. sho said.
'hui uftofwArd was glld. Tor I know how
w. Dad loved each other ~ wa. too late
Co answer It, even 10 ! had known whore
Do was. bur hoped some tlno bo might
como buck and know tlip truth. Ito viii
u,ygr Lu.y, nov Nartt, .t, ali nm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
Hurt In a Runaway.

A runaway occurred last night about
1880 O'Clock In the eastern part OF the
city ~ which an old gentleman aud n
young lady recsived some severe
bruises. Their horse became frightened
Of a street car at the southeast corner
OF the Exposition grounds, sid Ia
turning on to Sixth South threw the
occupants out, aud after running n
short disIaroe o1llidei with an electric
light pole and completely demolished
the buggy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02

Beecham's pills are for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep
STA, heartburn, torpid liver dir
ziness, sick headache bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss olappetitc sallow skin, etc,
when caused by constipation ;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause ofall ofthem.
Go by the book. Pills IoS and
as' a box, Book fcr at your
druggists OF write D L, Allen Co.,
sos Canal ST., New York.
AnRaI, sales moFs thaaGooo 90 boIeA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
Sad Death at Shelley.

SHELLEY, Idauo, Ju e2l-Gsuoyl
Maria Christensoa has Just died hur,
OF whooping cough unI UIoucgitiy,
aged o years, 4 months audls days.
Tho child Was the daughter n Jane
and RAsmena Maria Chrslenson, o..
Monroe, U,ah; the father Is now on q
mlsston IN ChniDrnin, aui the mother
was on a Welt 10 her hr thor aud sl.ty.
u this place. The little BODY wa.
conveyed home 10 Monroe tue same
sight by train. wa,R painful visit
70 both families, anu the shock viii BE-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
Nenhi Rnsinasa Nnies.

NEwu, Uab, July la good quail
i'y Of GOALS found a little south Of
Gcphi In the esst mountains. A force
Of hands IL constantly al work, and
the Srunitss expect plenty Of ohrsp
coal tins coming winter.
Luoaru crop nearly Ill H. tti HIGHT
OF than usual. The gfaiu Hui ifuH
crops are promising
CDpWF-ppSDESE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
Glaudered Horses.

II has been reported that some psr.
sous, living In districts near the city,
are In Ihs habit OF driving glaudersI
horsOS into town, thereby ondsngerins
this lives OF h0Ises and human Oeiugs.
Health Csmmissi0noT DAlDy aud Live
Stock Inspector Garrett have become
very much worked up over this matter
aud propose 70 take immsdists action
10 prevent lhs SntIano0 Of any moro
animals with tnis drtNd disease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
A letter iur Snmnhn.Ir.

A letter addressed to Mr. William
Thompson haa been received ly John
Lunn, ~ the llthiug Uhl,,, lbsul.y.
Tho gentleman suo more am az the
living, but any member VI ms family
can have the letter Dy calling tor II,
says MIR. Luuu,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02

severe one when tho news reaches
ths borrowed father, ~ the chili was
very promising. Her mission w ihs
sinful world was short, hut sne come
ytri,ct enI hs such she has retired,
The folks here al Shelley sympaih ~
In tho parepts' lcgs. LONDJSEE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
Personal Menllon.

lion. !. r. Barnes, OF klysvills, was
In Sslt Like on business To-Day.
Hon. Flank J. Cannon, Of Ogden,
aud Mr.. Bsu Il. Ron, Of Idaho, were
IA the capital to-day. MI. Can on hss
Just returned ir0m - business zip ~
tue East.
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Hoods Pills s ss G Flgs a. ' S., sD


40 ogden and Return, IuIy Fourth,
VIA the Union Pacific u the grand
celebration, Trains leave at7 aud o
o. M, 2;iO aud 1850 l. N, Rsturniu",
leave Ogien $3.50 ', NJ, a'lb Rud G;l5
g.. IA. ana special Al MINT. IA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02

Go 10 tho bicycle races July
Ath at Books Hot Springs
Cycle Track.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
ENUHNIoN nArEN J,Ll pounrII


July 3fl ami an, the Union Pacific
viii eel excursion tickets n any noini
within 500 wiles. o. one iTte coed re-,
turning uutIl july 1.h.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02
NOV. rnNNK ). CANNON

WIN CRATE NJ Ogden, July Ith.
Fatu Tor una lri via Unl,n pa.
clh', only u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02

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CIlI TICL0t Oflc., 2Ol NlIl Slrlll
|gfS,SS Rio
S SssSSSs GRANDE
sls.ss WESTERN .



fa's aapLr. In Effect, March 81. 1906,
leave salt LAAr ,itv
No. g-Iof bingham, Provo. Grand
junction and all Ioin's kEst sOsa. IA
No tor trUyO, ITani suucu0n
aud ait polnu Esst....,..... l0p IA.
No, 8 For ugicn aud intermediate
a., point, ....,,.. .,,......;;.....,,.. s'sop. IN
lbs aud al intermediate
points ...... .,,.-..-......,..... s'Sop IN.
No. t-for kurssa. rayson. Provo.
aud all intermediate points t.oop. "a
30 t-ior Ogden AMI tho west. ~ ttp m.
No, l-F1r Ogden Ant tha West. lsg p.h
Arrive snli Lake .lty,
40 i--ITOm Provo, dranI Junction
and the East..s....4aa...... ltup d, IN
No s-Irom Provo. 1raud Junction
-, and the Ea's .....,.,,-......, nisjp y. N.
sAiius, kurekA ana all inter.
ms1i.te pomls,,..,,......... s'95 y. N.
No. IRON ogden ana intermed,
lnAc polutss.ss..ss, tt,..- .....ssa. t.iQ a. VA.
No. 4-ftum Eureka and fayfOn.. tba 4. "a.
M Iron Ogden And the West SHA IA.
No t-lrom usden aud the West. 5is0u. M.
only line ruHninF through PULLMAN Palace
sleeping cars salt Lake CITY 10 san Francisco;
tMt lake CITY W Denver via Grand Junction
aud salt Lake Clty 60 Kansas CITY aud Ch.ca.
50 via Colorado points.
Through Transit " family slespers without
change, 10 Kansas CITY, Chicago And HOston.
froe reclining chair cars salt Lake 10
Denver.
TirkAi Mira i6W qpd Cnn,h
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Via the Uni.u parhc 90 Tho bi .uels.
btHii"n. Trains Lave al z an a.m.,
$40 nrt i;hU T. n, BeuTnirr, leave
Ogden S:auo, ~, $40 ami 0!l5 u. m.
ana slUcnl HE m dniuht.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-02

Don't forgot tho bicycle
races on July 18th.
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EsrRAY PnuNn NnIinr.

hNE mos GRAY MAEE ABOUT q
y ''''' '''' branded sS left thigh
one s.rfrl mare about yolts old.
above HIaHH
,lHt pos mare about year old
" lLt H.HNU described auuuals are NOT
,lalwgl A.I ttstu away On or before the llth
ksirAy Pound all .. m.
JOHN q NATION,
foupd kecUeT.
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BACK VOLUMES
or IHH-
DESERET WEEKLY.

The sixth volume OF tho DEsERET
WEEKLY In tho present form 10
now bound. A limited number Of
eoples OF these six volumes can bo OBJ
iained At tho DEsEREr NEWS once,
Salt Lake City, In bound form at 500
per volume. II Is the best history OF
current events to DO obtained, and by
far the cheapest, aud tho time Ia not
far distant when they will be eagerly
sought altsf by students OF history,
anxlous 10 bo informed of the stirring
events which have irAnspired within
tho paat three yoars--the most interest
ing period Of tho history Of tho Lat
.or-day Saints. Every person who
esn afford It should secure these
volumes while they arc to DO had
for future reference, and especially
should they be obtained for every
Sunday School, Improvement AAao-
citation and Ward library. Apply
early 70 nnAhs sure Of getting them.
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Ticket once, 10 ", End South
L. T. DODGE, Gen. Manager.
:, n, hAhCugk, TrAnlc Manager.
b. A. NADLEiGii, ten. pssFrr, AT
Great s, /. & Hot Springs RY.
Depot Third West and south TsmpIr streets
Time card la eject May y, ifiS

naily Beck's Hot sprug. Leave salt
Lale - 10, 80 10 ~ a. ~, P. Od. 2 20. 5 00,
~, : w . " %, 49,, ~ ., az,
hceka = 10, 10 ~ a. w. u o., glS,8l5,
o., b "a Is, = lt. 9IQp. m,
abGily except SUNDAY
sunday FOR hscks Hot sprtnFs Isays
salt Lass, : 80, o 40, 0 lU, 100. 10 10. A 90
" 10 a. M. J! Vlma lU, so. 2 90, u. ! OO'
~, 90, 30, on, 20, 3 % p. M
sunday -iruw htUAs iiut SptlUrs tnay.
Decks Us, v o., 10 o., % %, Ill ISM gs m
", Is. 10 % lOp IN ~
=, len inmates udg between salt Lake and
huuud 'g,p tickets from salt Lake 10 Heck.
lnr. uiiug bath, Sc children, 40.
elAse btiW sen Pennington aut kaysyiIle
10 o. m'Aui MN wy
y. bAMhSkUtR, General Manager
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Effeotive JUNG 28rd. ! 90o.

IiitttlNS june @olN ~ ioCC'
Ira,ai Arrr, aud Dspafi 1t SAL L.lt
tag bapY, a. JslioTH
AnHiyE
Ffom all FAsietn poIhti ...,...,s.,,.. ~ an
ttUn butte, Portland, sau frsn.
eico ard ogden... ... .............. ~ q
IRON oil Eastern points. fatz Cty
ana oHlen'ssa....s. ......ss.ssss.. y 20
ffom sau Francisco. OagnU VALLEY,
Ogden aud iutoTmediAtc poIAia IS . r.
'irom alilford. JuAb. roo. ~anpota.
aud Eurcta-.... .................. lij p on
ftfom Terminus aud lO1ole...s....a.. ~ % ih
ngrAKr
fof ugien. Cache valley Park CITY
auf al kastern pOintt ...a........ 2 n = m
Tor Ogden ami intermediate points NOI an
Tor Ugden, intern gd.agq pointa
and sah fraucisco ., ....,..,...., . 10 y w.
Tor ogden, AL poiuN east, HATE, pOrp
land md san TrAucsco. 50 D 20
'tor furekA rravo. sanpets Waller
Nspht JuAb and frisco. ..a. g., IHa m
'ior uueIo and TCTmmua.......t...s a. AM
.lrAins south Of Ju,p ua daily cNcsp'
sunday,
City Ticket ONCE, 2Oi Main Stree,
Through ruliman Palace sleeper. L.iet
Improved Tourist -lecpers froa Hcclnlu &
char Cars. Elegant Day coaches,
Telephone 80.
IL EUHLEY. Gsai Agt ras,gr Dep
D DICKINSON, General Manager
-. LoMAA, O.r a =. AgsuE
.. n. u. CLARK.
X. klIERI ANDERsoN Recelyeu
TRrbaaidK Il oOuDERr
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Pure Blood

l. the secret ~ tho restoration Ia health
which Hood slrsapnrilla give.
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E,lablI,hsd 1878. incorporated IsSS

Safety deposit boxes In OUT burgulAf
proof vault for rem, at very low rate.
open faf deposits Saturday night
until S O'Clock.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-10-11

A man giving the name OF William
kissinger, who had evidently taken
ON larger Saturday night jag than
he could sleep off ran afoul the
police Sunday morning and was
gathered in. Willie was up before
Justice Shaw Monday, and as
his record, as far as known, showed
that he was more fond of booze than
work, he was given the usual alter
native of $3.50 fine or ten days in
jail. BY force of circumstances he
was compelled to accept the latter,
though he made a strong argument
for his release, on the ground that
it was not right to keep a man in
jail during busy season like this.
The justice was obdurate, however,
and William, with the very pretty
surname, will have to pay the penalty
of his rashness.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-10-11

A. D. and A. Il. Davidson returned
Wednesday evening from tripstO
several cities in the western part III
this state and the Dakotas, where
they attended bond aales. The ne
suit showed that competition In get
ting very close In the purchase ri
county aand city bonds in the North
west, although no sale made was Ill
good as that of the Morrison county
bonds.
At Fergus Falls $25, 900 city electric
light bonds brought $225 premium.
At Wahpeton. N. D., $45. 900. $ per
cent 2O-year Richland county bonds
brought a premium Of 81, 40O-mak.
ing the bonds about Az per cent. A
Minneapolis bank secured these.
That was the best sale of county
bonds ever made in North Dakota.
At Ipswich, S. d., $4,000 Edmonds
county bonds bearing 6 per cent and
running 10 years brought premium
of $1,O2l.
Dawson county, $. d. bonds to
the amount of $4,000 were sold al
Mitchell. They were per cent q
year bonds, and brought a premium
Of $l,O31. -
The gentlemen report that tile
weat Their has been very dry in South
Dakota for some time, and that
crops and stock suffered much thu
past season from scarcity of water
A. D. Davidson, who attended the
sale at Ipswich, spoke very favor
ably Of the county commissioners o.
Edmunds county, saying they were
far ahead OF the average count,
board in business ability.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-10-11
w anted.

The Bankers Life association,
best known and strongest home
company in Minnesota. assets. $780,
900, wants TN agent in Little Falls.
Furnishes life insurance ut lowest
cost. This is IN opportunity for a
bright man to secure an agency
bringing handsome income. Write
Douglas Putnam, Sec'y, st. Paul.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-10-11
Home Building Company.

At the annual meeting of the
Home Building company held In this
city Tuesday the following directors
and officers were elected:
DirectOrs-Drew Musser, A. K.
Davidson, Jno. A. Berkey, T. c.
Gordon, F.. O. Williams, NJ. NJ. Will.
Jams.
Presidential. M. Williams.
Vice Pres.-Jno. A. Berkey.
Sec.-Drew Musser.
Treas.-A. P. Davidson.
The company's business was In
good condition, nearly all the houses
being occupied. A dividend Of 6 per
cent was declared.