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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-05

sioners and placed it under the control of
the Board of Public Works, but Point
Lobos road has been left with the Park
Commissioners. This may be mistake,
but it don't look that way to me. It looks
more like little joker that has crept
quietly in"
Mr.. Umbsen-Mr. Scott has put no
jokers in this charter, Mr.. Sutro. He
Mr.. Sutro-I didn't want to say any
thing about the Southern Pacific, but
know it has band of smart lawyers at
Fourth and Townsend streets who are
always looking for jokers and who can
find ready tools to push their schemes
along. For Gods sake, don't let them
tinker with this charter. 1 believe that
road was left out Intentionally.
Mr.. Britton-Be careful, Mr.. Sutro. We
will not have our motives impugned by
you. We will listen with all due respect
as long as you speak to the point, but
Mr.. Sutro-Well, if you want streets for
boulevards, why don't you take some of
the octopus streets and not thoseP
At this iuneture Irving NJ. Scott entered
the room. His presence seemed to place
Mr.. Sutro beside himself, for he broke off
us anu
81 am alone in my fight against the
Southern Pacific of Kentucky and its hire
lings. You shall not"
Mr.. Scott (mildly)-We have no intention
of legislating against you, Mr.. Sutro.
Mr.. Sutro-It is - internal lie and
you know it. You are hireling and a
spy for the octopus and liar into the bar
gain. You are working on this charter for
the sole purpose of shutting the citizens Of
this city out of rights and privileges which
belong to them.
Mr.. Scottskept his seat with an evident
effort, but said angrily:
s'Yeu had better clear out of this if you
cannot conduct yourself like a gentleman
among gentlemen. You have no right to
talk in this manner"
81 will not be choked off," replied the
Mayor. 81 repeat that you are hireling
and belong body and soul to the octopus. "
Then with a sudden change of tone, "But
/ know / am out of order and apologize
for my words
1t looked as though the quarrel was set
tied, but the fire was only smoldering and
broke out afresh when Mr.. Sutro again
said that there were tricks in the charter
put in by members at the instance of the
Southern Pacific. Mr.. Scott could stand it
no longer, but jumped to his feet and
made rush for the Mayor, his fists
clinched, and shouted:
81 say that is id contemplate lie, by
-,and if you won't act the gentleman I'll
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-05
MANUEL BERWIN FAILS.
His Statement of Liabilities Contains
Peculiar Items.

Laboring under the weight of debt of
$4,000 Manuel P. Berwin, well-known
man about town, has filed a petition to be
declared insolvent. The items in his list
of liabilities are rather significant in their
way. He owes Mrs. Adcock $26 and Mrs.
Oulif $25, both for millinery bills; to Ra-
phael We'll & Co. he owes $93; at the City
OF Paris he did better, for his bill there ran
up to $1255; to Levy, the tailor, he owes
$1S5, and to Sparrowe, the candy man,
ST.; the Cable Oyster Company is on the
list for $S; Lasker. the shoe man, for $3S,
and Kohlberg, Strauss g. Frohman, dress
goods house, for SIT. His iewelry bill
amounted to Sf13.
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Latest Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the County Clerk yesterday:
Alphonso Delucca and Dolores A Contreras,
1922.
Hyman Rifkind and Sarah Desbare, 26-22.
jeremiah J. Dunleavy and Nettie Clifford,
2S-26.
21-~22.
Frank Tryon and Jennie NJ. Higgins, 25-35.
THOMAS Mirk and Frieda Henning, 2S--23.
Carl Pfaumbaum and Wilhelmina Gaetz,
67-49.
Erik L. Peterson and Louisa Cordell, 38-34.
Thomas Egan and Julia Lotus. 45-3S.
SEVERN A. Nelson and Katie Hughes, 25--19.
rell, 33-17.
25-20
Charles NJ. Plat and Jane A. Burrows, 47-24.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-05
BALD HEADS COVERED.

\ For the first time in the history OF the world
natnraI color witbont dvea Nine M Yale - that lat
most wonderful woman Chemist and great scien-
tist, is the discoverer. The Excelsior Hair Tonic
is the remedy. Nine. Yale has placed it on the
market for the benefit of the public, and guaran-
hair no matter how long 1t has been gray. The
cure is permanent in every way. It win also stop
falling hair in from "a hours to one week. 1t RS.
stores the hair on bald heads and creates q Iuxu.
RANT growth. It is q guaranteed cure for every
ailnlent of the hair scalp. The whole yyorld
bows down to Mime. Yale's discovery and to her
great skill as a chemist. which has never been
Tonic holds complete sway over tie human hair
There ailments which the hair is heir to
that 1t cannot cure. Beware Of limitations See
that every. bottle Is labeled Mime. M. Yale's Ex-
celsior Hair Tonic Guaranteed to Restore Cirav
Hair without Dye" Price 81 per bottle; for IS.
Sold by all Druggists. Mail orders promptly
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-05
THE STRIKERS CASE.
Officers of the American Railway Union
Eva I'D

officers of the American Railway Union
Examined.
Thomas J. Roberts and G. D. Bishop,
president and secretary respectively of the
Oakland branch of the American Railway
Union, were placed on the witness-stand
in the strikers case in Judge Morrow's
court yesterday. The effort of the prosecu-
involve all the men in the service of the
railroad company in the strike and prevent
the dispatching of mail trains. Very little
of interest was developed.
N G. Halpin, a brakeman, testified that
he never conspired with Cassidy or Moyne.
This ended the days proceedings.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-05
HIS SKULL FRACTURED.
Another Victim Of the Deadly Cable
Car.
John A. Hyde, a Night Waterman,
Knocked Down and Seriously In.
jured on the Front.

John A. Hyde, night Waterman on the
water front, was crossing Sacramento and East
streets last night when he was knocked down
by Sacramento-street car He struck on the
back OF his head, fracturing his skull.
He was taken to the Receiving Hospital,
where the operation of trepanning the skull
was performed by Drs. Somers and Reddfng.
Fatal results are not expected.
Hyde is married man and lives at 1908
Eleventh avenue, South San Francisco.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-05
work of the Girls, Auxiliary.

At the annual meeting of the Girls Auxiliary
of the Nursery for Homeless Children Friday
the treasurer reported the receipt of $497 30
from dues and donations and the expenditure
of $473 IL. The auxiliary has purchased all
the shoes and stockings worn By the sixty-fve
articles of clothing. The following named off
GERS for the ensuing year have been elected
President. Miss Laurat Wells; yice-president.
Miss Susie Wells; secretary, Miss Jessie Easton
treasurer Miss Margaret Glib.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-05
NINE. NJ. YALE, Chicago.

REDINGTON 8 CO., LANGLEY 3
MICHAELS and MACK s. co., Whole
sale Druggists, San Francisco, are su,-
plying the Retail Druggists of the Pacific
Coast with full line of MIME. YAIE,s
Complexion and Health Remedies.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-05
odd Fel1ows and tne Courts.

In the case of T. B. Robinson against the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, before Judge
Sanderson yesterday, the defense denied
the jurisdiction of the civil courts in the
matter. The amount at stake is $500, and
the Grand Lodge had decided the case
against Robinson decision which the
order claimed was final.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-05
FIXING WATER RATES.
The Whole Board to Con-
slider the Matter.
NEW APPOINTMENTS MADE.
The Supervisors Oppose Legislative
Measures.
BIDS FOR A NEW GARBAGE CONTRACT.
The Market.Street Line Wants a MOdi.
ieatiOn of Its Point LObOS
Avenue Franchise.
BIDS FOR A NEW GARBAGE CONTRACT.

There was large attendance at yester-
days session of the Board of Supervisors,
and considerable business was transacted.
When a resolution was read giving
Police Commissioner Gunst a leave of
absence from the State for twelve days
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-05
THE HUSBAND RETURNED.
Peculiar Position in Which Mrs. White
Is Placed.

The marriage of Mrs. A. NJ. White and F. C.
White has been annulled by Judge Hunt, the
grounds being previous and still existing
marriage in the case of Mrs. White.
Mr. and Mrs. White have been married some
years, their marriage being nine years after the
disappearance of Mrs. Whites first husband.
He left his wife about fourteen years ago and
went to Idaho, where he engaged in business.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-05
Mails for Australia.

The J. D. spreckels & Bros Company have
received telegraphic advices from New York
that the Aurania, bringing the British-Austra-
liam mails for dispatch by the steamship Ala
P. M. These mails were dispatched by the New
York Central train from New York yesterday.
This will bring the Alamedas mail here on
saturday, the 9th inst, and the Alameda viii
sail that day at P M
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-05

The valuation of all the labor of our
hens in eggs and spring chickens is every
year estimated at 5000, 100000.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-05

The real and personal property in this
country is assessed at $17, 139, 800, 495.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-05

ssWait until tomorrow and we'll give
you some more big ones," remarked W. f.
Whittier. So never saw anything quite SO
popular - at least not within the past
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-05

EkoNcHIrIs yields at once to the healing infu-
ence OF Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-02-05
AMERICA LEADS THE WORLD.
HIST 50 WITH THE

TEAS, CoFFEES, SPICES, CHINAwARE,
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE SOLD BY THE
GREAT AMERICAN IMP'T TEA co. IS STORES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-29
TIE DISTRICT COURT.
Business Transacted by judges dor.
No, and D4rCl.
SUR TOR BALANCE oy ACCOUNT
ScalId NrIti. Gr parAor & D1ync
for SsVl 55-Othcr Caves
Heard.

Both dlvh,ous gi the Tbiri pl,tfigt
court were boz session toby, Judge
bar,gI having resumed the hearing
90 criminal casrs.
La tbr c,sc Of Parker g. DopuO VI
J. D. Heath, u ul, wnIgh was tried
bo.Ufu Judge Merritt ald a Jury on
Saturday, ssaIoI verdict was re-
turned this morning Ia favor Of the
plaiuUli ior s-Jl.55
In tho two case Of Eureka Hlll MIN
iug company va Bullion Beck a.
Champion Mining company u motion
was made 20 UOnsOhuale them anu ~
them NJ thu foot Of the CAIUuuaG Oh.
iuuugu wa nIauo anu the motion wub
uvyTuIiUu,
40 ihu case Of John r.. Wilson VI
PaC hu Lumber g. Building Co, a
jury was cmpauriuu auu tue case pro-
Cuulud with. La this CEsc the plain.
Ul tuut defendant ilT tue sun OF $500,
alleged ~ lg the rguBrc, uuu on ac-
count lhu louing De- proceeding THE
afternoon.
EErJm JUDGE uAugu.
M JuAku hhrltN.H DIVISION num-
ucr 90 cro1 gVrU called up aud tue
date '8f heating geo.
zoe case OF ,uu People Va Elizabeth
Mya ami Annie bauM. aflru, on "a
chats, ul ynNulus no "a mouse 0t pIUHl-
tuaUu, tue limo OF .IlaIgumuul Wts
Get Coz Thursday uuX.
Ina the case 0f lnu People W. George
hUgDIr, uH charge %, PERJURY, uU-
iu4Hut was urdnIeI 90 appear Tor az.
rigumuut uu IhurIgy next.
40 llu C1ru VI Irsl kI.g Va Jennie
81, King. luuuIay next was Get us
lHr lut0 I0f settlement % ulliags.
The case of Thomas Caldwell,
charged with rrand larceny, has been
con Iuuvl tss the torn.
tHC sult 90 George J.. Thomas "
James Gluuliuuiug 10 ON nVGfi. tr.
lore Judge Bsrlch this afternoon.
Juigu Cherry aud AttOuc5 nhvIha!4
Tor mo plaiuuAi Judge Mickey Tor tAe
duiuuuhlL Pmintil seeks 10 Receive.
the sum VI about gl,2JO, claimed 60
have been deposited wlth the defend.
ant, und which u Il alleged Lu has
Withheld ~ HE OYn I've.
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Agricultural Patents.

The following homestead certificates
we're received at tho local land oillca
today, from WashingtoHi
No. 5l56, Aaron J. Hnl, o. Trenton,
CHCur county, lHI Jurvs,
so. 5lU1 Rnsmus Johnsou,o OF Emery,
Emery county, 400 sUreg
no. 5l.O, Milton r.. JoIElnss, of lie.
van, Jugu county, 80 hCTcs.
No, OIL, william Milo, OF Mayhuli,
5auUutu county, iUACTeB,
no. $500, William n, Kitchens, OF
Nr'uah Jiulah county /. ugrea.
No. ll15i Enguh i, Rollins, OF Para.
dIsr, Cauuy county, 100 Acrsu,
$50, Dbl, Reuben W. 6rvT, 0' Pan
.uiJtn, GnfGrld county, l0JRcrgs.
30. 5llj, Joseph Slmkiur, OF Cir.
ulryillr, rlu.g county, 100 acres.
No. 6la7, Heirs OF John Webb, de-.
ceased, OF CoYolo, Garfield county, 100
aorgE,
No. o. 81, James Il. Mcknight, OF
MiuuTsyIlIr, Beaver C.suly, 100 acres.
40. 5l7G Patrick a. MuGu'Tr, Of
Heller cry NHsatcn county, 100
RUTuF.
NJ. 5l1I, Potter Psiars9u, OF Wood.
size, Emery county, 1850 acre.,
No. 1ldsl LaTs Andrew CHRIS inugsu,
OF Newton, Cache county, 100 uuTes.
Nu. 5lsB, HolllO- johnson, o' Cluvo-
land, lsmsry county, 100 acres.
No. Bliss, HyIum Smith, OF iJTknu,
Morgan county, 100 acres.
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Crowley have lately tucu held iu check.
Ihuy 600 no moro nI4c.mliliug. W.
ur1 only relieved from Iuo Clate U.
bl1udturBuJs 90 De- r.ll c.ui witH
another. The captain aud eight
men appointed by tlo Six Conn
ianlUs i0 keep order are now wore
inlu ever the white devils were.
They afe bilcsmdIiHE the wumou,iao
opium HrI'cu and taE lottery gamer.
None OF us are safu from them aud DO It
limo they were douu away win. We
hsI Co put uU with the white devils,
uu. Wg wHut Iui up with the riA
Companion dewitt"
some iitur u.0 tIu Chinese SiEC0m.
aau.JI organized police iulgU VI l,H
own. It's composed 90 uiuu muu-n
captain, BUTgUnut AMI Huyuu pgtrOimuu.
ruyru were selected lYr their lgnuHE
qualities uru trustwUrthines8. They
must boo brave men 90 az % face Cue
uiEhbiudyfs without fear when D..
COMES 90 fight AMI they must ba
Trustworthy s1 nB 10 @ mmRuJ the Ta.
Hrstt 0f the Chinese community. MS
this nftis force that the circulars pasted
900 tue Telegraph p-ica ucculul Of black.
mail.
Inc police could nj jI.uyto tho
crowd, until luaiy one yMgsr tore
down tnu rIBcarID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-29
EunernI of Sitter CntIer.

The funeral services over tho TO-.
mains OF Sister 81. a. Cutler were
uuIu ut the Old Ey.t residence, north
East Temple street, ON Sunday atrsr.
noon, Bishop JoDu Tiugsy prrlldirg.
Tho attendance was yesy large, A
grual number % people bsiug unable
w gain admission 60 the house, re.
manned ON He grounds surrounding No.
rhu opening prayer was offered by
Elder Geo. O.. ByWHtor Appropriate
addresses were delivered by Eiirm
John Nicholson and John Henry
smith ana oglsi closing romarEs were
made by Bishop elias Morris
ami Elder VIM. luTeE Tho musi-
cal exercises weru beautifully rendered
Wy the Eighteenth war; quag.B.Is-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-29
SUDDEN DEATH.
Alfred %. Brown Passed Away This
Morning from Unknown Causes,

Alfred II. Brown died very sudden.
iy AZ an early hour this morning at the
h,mo Of biz sln George, on Second
West, between Sixth and Seventh
North s,rycif.
About O'Clock this morning the
sou, who was sleeping In 40 adjoining
room, says hu was aroused uy ID noise
tn bis t,lbcr's apartments. Huhaslouud
10 bis room auI found him 6ltung up
iu bod lu terrible agony, He fuulUI
tIu nrishu0r anu ufEr1 him 90 go iur o.
luv'0r aud bic wife also luft the house.
When Le returned bic father hau
fuiluu face downward on tho bed, aud
blood was pouring from his mouth,
Dc Bean rJUu arrived, bu, aH Nc
Brown was dead ho could DO nothing
Tor him.
Tie coroner was notified and ru-
m.yui tuu uOIy no. Evlus's unIyfluE.
ms rUuW8. Iuuru WAS 100 ono present
WHOM hu lIUI, uud uUdes tho uirCum.
s.nGgg' % wua CIu1Ifofuu necessary ip
bold lu Inquest, which viii tltu piece
tomorrow uUruiug gt iU U'elucE. Tho
uIu. of IH death d. uUt aNuWu.
Deceased wa. 70 blacksmith by ira q
a.d w.h a- yram VI age, Hu mas been
o. gusilcu, 90 this city for many years,
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IAPAA's TUTUHE
iturino EndrHyurs 60 Interest thu
tuitsd states lee that tauutry.

kuriuo EndrHNura 90 Interest thU
uuitsd states lee that Oouutry.
NEw NYWs, Avail gJ.-rho Jlpau.
eco minister uI Washington publishes
lu the May number OF tu1 Month dUgT.
loan Esuisu which viii bu lr7ueI 60.
morrow, u tiBtumeut Iu rUgatI 10 tho
future Of Japan, ME- kufiuo aCku0w.
lodges that "In the past japan has To-.
uuivud from the United Slair1 proof OF
~ spirit uf aitulsm rare, u not unique
IN tho Intercourse Of nations, but uu
points cut tho intuTts. which Amen.
cans nave hitherto taken iu tho east,
has heuui in the mhin tenamunta.
Hr tuIutH there arc slgnf, however
that tnH o. now giving way 10 thu dis.
uuUi recognition N the TACT that no
asatcry power has greater or moro
vial concern iu eastern Affairs than
tho United Stotes.
NlE kuuno Insists that they nro
capable Ji tfiumphs ia peace as well no
Victories iu war. 10 fact tho military
1iipirs " tho Cuuutry have been de-
v8l0rod only as an Indispensable ad-
Juuct o. the national welfare.
EiE kurinO hesitate. 90 Srudic, what
the future Of japan VIII be-, but one
fact is CnftAlu-lhut tUu whole umuiIu
100 every department OF labor aud enc
JurpIlsu hug UAIIaGun of tho forward
movement which began with Jnuau5s
UuUTgvnCu tom the aluup OF centuries
aud that while failure has been met 300
SOME directions tho general advance
has hgun 60 marked uuu 10 suucctsUul
u- o. anIri the amplUtt promise 90
future prosperity aud continued pro.
gross.
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Ths Iioneinry t0nforluoe.

NEW YOWy, April 90 II. Y. Lsech,
director OF tuo mint under President
Harris1n, anu now vice president ~
the National Union bank Of this city,
said3 "lt lIuls AZ " Germany would
call an international monetary confer.
once and England has decided % lar.
ticlpnlo m 70 II called. France ami tho
statHo VI the Latin union which gfr
uutdened with large quantities Of over
valued oliver would naturally take
Mudly 10 a. Congress has already
made provision tor delegates Co tho
conference anu II follows ~ a matter
OF course that this country Will DO rep
mo- ont u.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-29

Of 1850 north Eleventh street, tore o.
r1mu boards in tho Eitchou, ard there
found the skeleton OF woman.
when % became known lhlt L1guo
aud his wife had lived Ia the house
suspicion ai once pointed 90 him ss The
murderer but al fgarch .ar him
proved uuavalliug. on tine evening
90 Match last, the DOCS bell %. Curlu r
AthUrdgr'a private rUsiIeHCe rsus,
and answering 30 iu Iuu4u, Dee was
confronted by an old wlitc.uIifui
man, who taid abruptly: "l um jlm-
my L5gur, aud i have come 10 give
uyGslf uU."
Fiat was an ho said, and the coroner
handed him over 90 tho police, under
MA assumed name. From that time on
tho CORONER and Detective GeyUf
worked together iu secret until they
have uumvultd tho complete story
which eliminated iow days ug1 300
the arrest " man whose Identity
was not revealed until today. lie iF
Alphlusc CulaiUE Jr., the Legitimate
son W ore % Llgur'f former alleged
wivUa, lie DO locked up in Cue city
hail Uu a charge ot murder, whilH iu %
ucighb5f.us cell is LJgur, held 90 tuu
E,ut witnUfs.
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PANS, April gl.-rhe Epiaal rcBpf.
vuiE tIr bursting Of which uauboI tue
lrstruruun of over siO,UOD,UJI worth
OF property su. the LOSE OF more than
100 lives, had supcIfcial area %
l,UJU,uUJ square meters. Ia 1888 a
large fHuru "a the main dam uuyul-
UHrd, rrm was h'lei with cement
and 0uE became. Ia ls55 tue iced canal
lugat gU1vo Bguzsy aud clfilui away
~ length Of twenty mstuf, Several
houses were Destroyed on thIH Urga.
zion but NO lives were lost. Some time
before THIS an Inspector Ui roads AMI
bridges announced ami tho condition
of the dan WINS dangerous and nett.
Nod tine people OF BIuEgy 90 watch luf
possible dlaH.iuL La 1902 there wa
d second accident 90 the wall near
Fpua, During She past two years
tnu wall %, the DAM which should have
bHHn straight has shown bulge o.
tue extent ui one meter. The chief
engineer ui r.rd. aud UTiIger who
disgI.sc The building ui the dum,
unI gTHlt difficulties win bic CuI.
lelgutG in 1rNrF l1 esfrv out h.B plan
OF % ftrEiglt dam Instead of "a curved
ono. THIS shape Of the dam o. now
given HB lhs cause ui the accident.
aut there De- o. possibility that the
disaster was due 10 the illness duan
The past fsw llys 90 tho Inspector vino
was changed with ,aH supervision 90
tue dam.
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AaLIL,-LI.AArLs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iIr tnsututtou
EushH rr.u.fa.p A,a mru.

suurrIuf.nFHuIau t E, biIr instuttiou4
Geo raN francisco Ata.mrd.
sAA IuiNCuul. Ar.l -g.-par
HuIrrutHulHus 10 aH tHr .uU.lg U.
ullfutlDuH .f ihlH city u.Uuf uIutI. OF
on. HuIesylBHfs arr uUEIU8aIv awaiting
che coming U' wednesday GH uY.u
ghat DAY the prisoners aud patients iu
their care viii ur without food uulHHa
tUO Huthgritiaa eau nn1 some way out
10 She trouble iuu city o. Iu, lHriuu3H
Boo the LClHufy age practically CA.
uluslpI ana tho contractors have
notified tlu UlnTI that they VIII not
furnish ans more supplies until they
receive sJmg GUARANTEED that they VIII
boo raII,
The ITu department O. nearly 0I' 90
hay uuI coal and ut l.a.t ti-a 900 Dc
needed Tor supplies unul tlu uuI of
the fiscal yea. There will NOS uu 70
loaf NJ ufohu Or "a pound 90 lutHtIu- Tor
the 900 luuliU- of tue uiWshuusc AliCg
IuusIuy Iight Tho butchers have
given notification that Tuesday VIII Dc
the lutl Jay Uu which they serve
meat o. tho prisuns uuirH money or
ils equivalent lB found somewhere,
Attic city and county hospital tho
drug tuurly haf about ran out and the
aumu condition OF llalra gElHH a. tho
county hospital Toe superintendent
says That iu three OF luuI days There
Will h1 nothing 90 cat
Tho Hu,rIvI59r viii meet today and
discus means Di AyurtuE the crisis,
Mayor SuirJ tugfust1 that resolution
be- adopted calling 'gT a special tex
levy Go meet the deficiency and that
tue matter be nj once taken 20 the
supreme court and tullpd.
Ihla action may be- taken because OF
the yiUvH expressed by oE'JudEr Me
hi4alTDy ui tho state supreme court.
HrIs IIenlFnI o. believe that th0 u,
Ugeue CIgst w1ulI look upon tHp
rIBlms Di contractors Tor !usnfhIug
supplies for the support ami maiuteu.
nDre OF the ius.luu0ua o' tine city uul
county as 90 outside OF tHJ gaua,i,u.
t0uaI inhibition against mourning un
luIub.JIuug0 beyond tag eaten.
revenue Uf the year 90 mDrs Tho Iu.
uuGtuuugta referred 90 boo the cUuaillu-
lion o. such uH De- within luB discretion
O.! tho uuafd 90 incur or not 81 incur
aud rX.Juupu MultiuslIcy believe
that the supplies Tor tAu maintenance
OF these Institutions are not within tho
discretion VI the board % incur OF not
% incur. The institutions arc os ub.
lIehul and many OF them hIlvg with
the works OF the city ami 10 maintain
tuVm 10 mandatory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-29

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"ls INtsu#gp, April .u-alra.
safg P.Dl.. ., wife 10 ID. d. staple,
F..ulu.t uf I1r Fireman tIuI BE-
sghucU glmlauy died ol O'Clock
yrstt.luy afternoon as the IguIy TrsI.
fuuc., tll Iay.1r street, ui,ug Gu 900.
moe Ui about turuU months.
M.Ty pHu Window WnH Mu.
snUius'B maiden name anu tur was
born iu Newton, Upper Falls, Muaa,
un hrr.I Do 1850. suu wac % IlTlg.
lc1cru Iuul ui one OF tho Puritan
fathers vino landed al Plymouth Roofs
from the MayIIWyr aud OF tue a. 100.
IIwlrI WluH'IW, h-Ht governor U'
NHuHuIusrilra. 1irs. staple. was thu
PROTECTOR % tlu Lick Homo For Oh
La1lul EnI lhn ChIlircu's hospital.