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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-17

on the gisi. g2ud anu 2Jtd lust The
ulmta.es at the last named ularc ere
awake DO the occasion aud are gollu
90 great expense and trouble O. make
the gathering gram success. One
special feature will be q sham ight ue.
tween the Indians HuI aa cnugfaut
train, In which the militia Will take =
naud, twin be ~ reaiis.IC as II can
Be made.
Pew aud the "norlh eudn will no
doubt contribute TO make tho "camt-
hu" T0using suCccs. II t. the To-
tonli9u Of the prom tefs % make a
permanent organization wliu the view
%. Nrrsruting to Uncle Sam their
claim, l.f tervices rendered, iu tile
more That their pfnyers Will be fCcoE-
ulzsl. Invitations nave been sent Co
ieifIi0usi officers nuu ma y ptomi'
net ,i)iguls OF lhe Nauv3o Legion who
took parl IN any Of the early Indians
wars OF mis- Territory. E1Cu town iu
The uGuuty has contributed make ~
q pr0Eum tia Will tt Cnfiiul uut at
the different sessions lana VIII ru put
lishtl tom Jay ~ DAY. Nmle this Do
a county organization iuNitaNUuH have
been sent 10 outside Uihulaia with the
nope that many Will attend aud wit.
1u.s what we arc doing, HuI thus
stimulate others 10 form uIEauI2aa1us
anu finally TO resolve thumH,lyus into
a lefflt siiai union.
The city council at Spanish Fork
have gwen tho publis square HnI their
magnificent pavilion leo iur the use
Oi the campfire unI BOO other ways
shuwn very liberal feeling iOs tue
veterans
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tho weather curling the month were
tie large uumler OF clear Gays, light
precipitation, high temperature anu
an absU1rr Of hish winds. rhc aver.
ge number Of clear days wss 10, iAlr
10 and cloudy ., DAYS on which one.
huudfedth 81 an inch NJ more OF rain
fell, Z. At Salt Lake CITY there was
% per cent OF sunshine, hud 80 per
cent, estimated, st Grover.
Winu-Prov,iliug direction, south
west. The lvt'l IN vement at salt
LIKE Guy Was 4.4JI miles; aud the
ayrfage hourly y-i7euy, o liles; hiVh.
oct velocity, 20 uiies lef nout GA tho
20d, from the e0uthwest.
Thuudcr-t1Jm salt LAKE CITY,
l0'h, lltb, 50 o.: Giles, So, 9Th, l0th,
l7tb, Goth. 2lsi, .2nI, - D., BDth; saint
deuce, lg.h, 22nd; * .shatrm. o.r
ane 3ls., No l., l0th; Snowville, 2stu;
OttOu, 1870, 26ln, 20.n; btOuso tiarN,
2sih, sgib; Lryan, lou. II 'h, l1.N,
2lih, 2stn, ssth; N,flai, l7.u, AuYcb
5la; PAT, wan, lith, con, 2biu, .'tn.
Haii-t;fDver, U,n, lD.u, ll'n, 2'.hj
koOshaten, ll't; Mns', sitj Ih'sI'r
in.
Light iros,-Hoier, lei, 9Th, 2Sfd,
2iiu; Grover, ~ 10. l3ih.
killing itOa,--N0uo.
!. IA. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau,
Director.
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tnIi 60 Nacnte PnienL

WAsHuSGToN, Aug. III. 4. Nc.
Cue OF San Francisco, has made nppll.
cation 10 the attorney general, request.
ing that suit be Instituted by the gov.
eminent 10 vRcaie the patent issued
for the CoTts MNderla la1d grant.
Tho patent 10 this grant, when IN
c'uifs Point Tibnon, the terminus u
the IAN Francisco and Northern
Pacific railroad suburban 20 BslNiuof.
ana other valuable property, wss
lysued by Secretary Teller curing the
last part of President Arthut's admin.
i.tTaton, subsequently, tuit was
brought 10 SGT II aside on the pTound
OF fraud, but later the suit was discou.
tinued. Acting Attorney Genera |
Whitney has referred the request 60
u. =. Attorney Foo,e, with instru c.
tions TO investigate.
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Notes and Personals.

The funeral services ovrr tho remains
OF PttetHonrichPt an Old aud respect.
si fo,iItnt OF SOulhIC Salt
LaRs county, took place yesterday In
tue Second wArd inUeliug hUus'. Nit.
Hentichsrn's death was caused by
kidney complaint from which lac ha,
been n tutlercr Tor some time. Ho
leaves wife and eleven children 10
mourn his l0ss. His mother, two
brothers ana sister lives here and he
desired 10 be- laid TO rest In the Provo
cemetery. A large number VI people
attended the services,
one Of our druggists has been arrested
ON two charges " selling liquoT with.
out license. One Of the officers went
over to Spungvllls anu sent two Ofdcfs
each for a hair gallon Of whisky, 10 be-
sent &. .. ID. The goods were sent
aul tlie arrests followed. the ease
comes up this AFTERNOON,
The three tramps who broke into
the section house az Suunyside have
been bound over 20 await the acilon VI
the grand Jury Ia $500 bonds, ia de.
fault Of which tney ars In lail.
George w. Bean, Of RiohGsld, In.
gone East for the purpose Of gathering
genealogical records. lie has not been
east OF tho Missouri riyer Tor forty
eight year,.
The Brigham Young Academy
opens it, academic year next Monday,
with the prospect Of n large attenc |.
anoc.
A large number oi delegates went
over 10 SITlugyillo this mOtniny TO At.
Tend the Republican county eonven.
ton.
A marriage license has been is,u.d
70 Andrew Bennett, aged 80, aud
Marion hcLerie, aged %, both Of
American Fork.
President Ira n. iinkley, Of Nil.
lard stake, Is visiting relatives In
Provo.
Judge King went 10 Ogden today to
hold court IN the Fourth district.
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Afternoons Police Court.

ElLi Rose, q vegetable dealer, made
scampIaint agsin,t Mrs. DanfoTd for
geeplus hvtcs dangerous dog. Mrs,
Diuiofi denies that her dog Is vicious.
lle case will bc tried neat Tuesday.
Ihteo men, a, +. Reed, Jerry Dor.
ltau ana Charlie, Smith were ar.
ilAlgued on the charge OF yRgrancy.
me witnesses for the prosecution
Neio Olllcets Ford, Gillespie, II jbsrls
aui Sheets. They testified that tho de.
l'nlH1Is kept lale h7uTs aud associated
S''h gamblers anu had had no ON.
p'ol IN Mt and Smith and BordeAu
n'd yvsu regular companions Of two
Wo'l1ulrs. They sdmitted practically
'il The Ulcers terrified.
zoe court tound them guilty and
Wu.encei them to twenty-five days
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IN BUY HESEWAGE.
~, Ogr Now Made by Salt Lake
City.
vao WANTS 10 ACCEPT IT.
,.,,,, and sertp,y.il,e Acres Of Land
for Irrigation, ftr'il'z'ng ano
Cultivation.

pDi,.te being a.sei by the board OIL
,". wots. tor the rlsht to use the
80 wv q, salt LsKe C'ty ior lfrigaiing
,,a.,.a and Ia such manner az 10
I. n,s no nuisance or dsmsss OF any
S,as. such right to ,ac'ade the use Of
1T, Ave acres Of unimproved lana
sor owned by tue ci'y lying at tue
ny LII o., tho gravity outlet sewer
.nI,h /. situated near the center Of
TIN II, township l nsrtb, range /
-, sslt Lake meriiisG, In Davis
-, The sewage will oe delivered
-. city at the end VI the covered
'.,l,,u Of said sewer at the above
nsn,ionei ouliall irso Of cost to the
contractor
T,..,wers Of the city are construct
an, the "separAto system and nj tho
,,..spt time consist u a main sewer
,b.yt seven miles In length, which Il
,,,u a. inches to ~ inches 10 diam.
~, and OF about niiuHp und n half
80 N lLtefalr, Ilgm u iGches 10 j.
,l.s,. In diameter, with which $50
tsu., COS neotiOnF are now made.
III. main sewer will be provided
lin 10000 gallon flush tank and
Win four inch cOu ccti0ns placed
s,,ut 100 feet apart Tor taking IA tho
"tsuni water through the wet portions
s,tLrcit,, There 10 also u connection
VIM the North Temple street squcduct
where the water will be turned into
the sever for the purpose OF nu,hing IL
and 10 prevent the inunda1ion Of the
I.v lands along the river In seasons Of
uish wEttr II,
IT,. volume Of sewage which Will,
The pts,ent time, discharge Into tue
gr.yi,y outlet sewer 10 estimated TO be
sbsut /, 5UD. 900 gallons In - hOurs.
rbr volume Of ground water IN not
Known, but viii perhaps approximate
mat OF tue pfesent volume Of sewage.
Inc volume Of vAtet which will be
iatnsd into the sewer from thu NORTH
Temple street aqueduct VIII vary ac'
c1fiipg 10 the season. Daring sea1'ns
oi bitb water this volume may, To-.
petbef with the sewage and ground
water. elual the full capacity Ol the
,,EeF nj this pOint while at other sea.
IONS there may be little II any water to
,ufn 10 at this connection.
There l. q large area Of unlmpfOved
land near ami below the outlet OF the
sewer that IL without water fof irTigat.
ing puflo,es, bot which could be re-
claimed by turning the sewage on n.
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uTAn'S GUARDSMEN.


Its now evident beyond any quet-
lion Of doubt that on Monday next
there will DO a great gathering Of
unh's guardpmen At SRltsir, Tonight
The local companies will assemble In
IO'Tonsr to the orders OF their COM
maudtfs, and n parade will be- the re-.
mIL On Monday there will hs re-
unl0n oi the forces and the column OF
malcheIs IL osrtain to be long snd IN.
rlt.liug.
The promoters OF the exclusion ale
.ltilsu' over the outlook. Altogether
lhe Jay will witness ths largest gather.
lug VI UIah's citizen soldiefy that has
yet occurred.
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Notes.

At iour O'Clock yesterday afternoon
ne funeral services o. tx. Councilman
William Farrell was held vi the family
fc-i1suue, on Jefferson A scuur. The
Masonic order conducted the SET
7iCJs. TnB members Oi the city
e uncil, the police .OtCo ana IN,
nfemen wtIs la attendance, also o
large numUUt Il friends, wnJ were
accommodated with seals upon tht
lawn in mont Of AMI Ia the shade VI
Tile febitoucg.
Married hero yesterday, Albert L.
Buket anu Miss Blanche johnson,
BON 81 Ogden; auI marriage Licences
were issutd 10 Abraham NJ. Nielsen,
20, OF Huntsville, anu Miss Mary
lhrisieus0u, II, Of Hymn; Charles o.
Nentss, 30, AID Miss Jennie Baker, 80,
OF salt l. Vs..
y Southern Pacific section hand
named Thomas Jones came into town,
gOt drunk aud became bpister0us yts.
trfdsy. IL co,t uim sgj and costs In
Judge Bslicy's court.
There was a slight improvement ia
the condition OF William wickham
ycstt rday. Allen Hud Hanson, who
were arrested lot the assault, are stlll
10 iAil.
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UTAH WEATHER FOR JULY.


Iemperature--The average tempera.
we 'r'7e Territory (o5 ,tations), wa.
"1.g'e'', which I. about three de.
t'ss below the normal temperature OF
,'' Lake City, computed ;ar 20 yeArs.
sc "'S'et temperature, llO degrees,
vas recorded At FiilE5re on 18Th, aad
voc ''"e't 81 degrees, NJ Lea, on llth,
IlA,hs lle range OF emperAture Tor
,ae tnrf''ory II degrees. Tls highest
Iton'aiy ,orau, 81 dsgssss was record.
.,n ~ u',e7 River and the 'lwust, 81
~ Nfoy0r, Greatest monthly
FslIse oi semp'ta,ure, u de reos, II
Jliy. N'h''e'iA' SA'' iIahe
ir,hselni'atiou-AyerAgs for the Terri.
,m my, u,o' o. an Inch; greatest monthly
isHs RECORDED was 80 inches, a,
liver least anount reoorssi, aIfser'
% ,,,C,s,,, The pflncipsI par. Il ths
, scstI fell during the sscosd
r Ssnls 81 tho month, and was Quite
'wv1ly distributed over the Tsrrits,v
"'@'hs'--The principal features II
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COMM Il RCIA l..
fAIT LAM cLEAniN0 mOusE.

Today's clearing mouse exchanges
amounted 10 B2l0,Sbl; same Gay last
year, sl6s,5jl; tame week last yoah
sl,0l5,7s2.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS
New York. 90 silver, u',t lcaG,
lgS1l.
LyudoB.-Silvet, 80 7lbd.
oKE ASD nULLiUN.
r. II. Joucs \ %. rorvtvai today
Bullion, 1850; og,s, FLyJoi 'olai,
81, ldJ.
W. =. Mccormick ~ Go. received 'o'
day. silver aud lonl uios, s-,.1ui
Hanaue bullion, $3.50, lJlni,
Sll,57j.
Won, Fargo & 90. received t0duy'
Penn. bullion, 4 .Gi.
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ipiuries while at work tKcavAtiuv 600
the pipe line 10 ogden canyon, when
caused his geath. A blast mad been
pat 10 to loosen some hard gravel, auu
when exploded a tn,ii rock hut de.
cUased on the leg, which caused hi
leaih, At Ia alleged by the plaintiff
hat the accident wss caused by deieu.
JaulS cafelessness tn not giving sut'
hciont wurniug to give time - escape
rom the bliss.
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Liberty Park concert.

Following lie the program for the
concert at Liberty park al 1870 pm.
tomorrow.
March. Central Park ................liar
Grand selection from bohemian t'lrls.g. hhltc
NIhNa lh NtflIlI. ... saHH... .ssssdoNN NANlNhN
brand medley OF GERMAN Mrs.
toruCt solo. selected .... .... .....s. ... casey
Mr I'd OI.un
Overture. Poet aud Peasant ......trum suppc
suug Tor cDrntt. Cricket on tHo HEARTH.
stewart
The Hunting scene, grand dctCrpNNc
piece TIE morning breaks, the hunts
mans horn, the hurus. the day singing
~ DE hIris, the chase begins, the dogs
arc OF, the capture and death, home
ugaIu.
March. Liberty DclL........... ......... sousa
CHARLES BERRY,
score AIRY.
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Fifth Precinct Republican
Primaries,

Republican primafiCH Tor the FINN
Salt Lake cry precinct will be- held iu
he tcvetal wards on Monday. August
1871, 1895, from % q T.. m. at the f5l.
lowing place:
For the Eleventh warda'tNe vacant
sture, No s5i Ibsi Fiat South stree.
For tho Twelfth ward NJ y aI5
h'cholitu building. Second q u,n
street.
For the Thirsonth wafi D., Brooke
Arcade, State street.
Gro. H. N.Y.,
Chairman VIM iTrc.ur. Committee.
r., ID. H. iuUuEUN, Secretary.
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Firsl rrtrincI KennbliGans.

All Republicans o. go FiTst Pre-.
cinot should attend the meeting under
the auspices o. the la1iss Ia tao Annex
- tho Ninth WRTI Meeting H0usr,
On Friday night, at O'Clock.
John Henry Smith, John NJ. Zane,
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. smith will Ls the
speakers. A glee club Will be In atton-
dance,
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stoons Avn nAuEErs.

NuW 1uiI,, Aug, Do The initial ptices 81
stgrstWcrstntt ne man suHhuy above tho hu8i
uFurta I4st ulgUf. Tobacco NaH raiiru aud
declined 90 Go IUH.
The market wac quiet Hut nru on marrow
rhnnyta tftrr O'Clock oregon short lIUu
galurI I d. pUr cent Iu.Hn.u common HIp.y CO.
lul. and tfttruyu |HHf I.s.
silver W f. lead ..s
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Scene, town in tho north on a very
misty day,
SANDY Mckay looming out Of a pub.
Ito house and meeting ais minister fno
TO flcol-Losh, sir, it's an awful de-.
feiyn thing, this mst Dye ken Tim.
prc,sivayl ! wandered IN there the
moo, thmnn &c was tae rooor's?-Lou.
don Gltun,
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J. n. Harris respectfully announces
10 the Republican n. tue Third iudi.
olAl dibtriet Of the SLATE OF Utah that
he will bo a candidate ior tho Ofiice Of
District Judge, subject 10 the noninH,
lion by lhs Republican judicial CON
vgntiUn " Bnii district.
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Building Permits.

Toe building Inspector mas issued
building permits TO 4 number OF per.
sons during the pAst week. The only
UBrs Of any particular importance are:
10 Mrs. Mary Judge for an eighteen.
room brick house. TO cost SO, and
fndio &. A. Walker, for a seyen.IoOm
biicE, ~ cost 81, 700.
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At n rccelins hul1 Iy the Rcpubf.
Con- precinct c'mmi tee, .' Sugar prc
nc, ~ o.id ''.rn.la IN pfiug
Tor Tuesday evening" August -Ulh,
$50, or tue Iurp.sH of Hrgnuls.tr o
WOmau's Republican club Gu.l
speakefs Will tO Attendance.
BY order Of cUumltt.r.
ME, AuHfAs,
Chairman.
Mas. FRED VI. SuIutzr
.H, futbfy.
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Ropublic0n I0nnIy 0nvcnIi0n.

Republican County convention.
a convention OF the Republican. of
salt Laks county b. hereby called
meet So tho uid fcdtT.I pauf, fu.ri.
SILT LskH CRY UtuH, orc IbunIn..
August .2G1, 'sf'. q. 20 a.m., .. Co.,.
iutpagu Uf y'rDag. Ii5 .r.a.lHlll
Republican Territorial o. vrUl... I.
De hell iu Salt lake tuy, fu.u..
- %, pursuant t1 the tuIIUI tUa IH.f..
totial Republican committee, ssu o..
elect l'5 uule gate, 20 toe IIiff juIIu.l
district convent 90, 90 lv hold Iu -lI.
Lake city, september ION, 1870, pun.
suani TO tuc call " the Territorial BE-.
publican committee; also 20 nominate
ten Representative ana nVr Snuatutp
Or the salt Lake count district; nlsH
60 lrCt a County ErIuhuylu mmlt.
tee, ALEC tU nominate County -urct.
iutuuuuut " schools, tuvIard, how.
cvcl that only dr'uEbtrsirum precincts
uuiHl ".' Salt Lake tiiy are allowed
tIv Ia nIlui. pro usHiuu,
= u Coz ~ convention will rbnsist
o. $50 deloGat To-, nppariuuuI nm1ug
tnr NuIiOIH IfuCiuciH %. Salt i.atc
cyuniy aul WHrl- % Salt Lake city, us
.....N#.
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RennbIicans In Nes,Lnn.

a Republican oouutg convention
viii convene here tomorrow Tor the
purpose VI naming uclrgains log tue
state convention to be- huiu iu salt Lnhc
CITY on the gsth inst. sruuEviilc j.
making big Preparations ior the event
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Tho Potato ron.

The lack u water Cor irrigation in
these parts Will be serious lose 90 beet
gtuwcr- THE tubrfs Ht" becoming
"shrivcieI" up la cpu'gqurucr Di the
dTouth,
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NEw huHk, Aus, %. - Reserve, increase
g2gaIU0. IuLua. Iurrr1so, q im, specie
increase, SGzHI, legal tender, increase,
81, uuI 900. deposits increase, tihlt pH. uifyu.
lation increase, au 30 The hAusH he'd
ytlss...lf u excess % rHUulromcuts.
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Black bass fi,h arc huIiug their way
10 the hotel tables IN this burg. Many
fishermen are making "a livelihood AZ
catching these iisn from tho waters "
L tah lake.
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Democratic women MO requested 30
NEE. for eduCatl0ru purposes AT NJ. 70
Fourth Fast Street 7aturday, 81 3
y. IA, Dr. Ferguson, VIM. L1toIrs
and Others viii uI1Tr.s tho meeilng.
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OGDEN.
0gosS, UT,H, AuoUsr II, lsy5,
Big Damage Suit.

In the Fourth District Court, suit has
been filei fof s5O,5O0 dSmages by SO.
phiS Ekiund against the Pioneer Elec.
trio Power company and Rhodes Bros,
contractors. John Ekluad received
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SALTAlR TRAINS on Page g
POLITICAL.

The Fourth uIrcIrc. wOnou's Re.
publIclu cub Will ho.3 meeting al s
T.. ~. Mon Iay, Nu-uat l0lh, Az the
BurlDgtoH fchaU uou'e, between
Second and ThITI rect, Ca II Street.
A ood ti0pIgm Aas utou prepared.
All are invited.
ARs. ANNIE 81. ADAMS,
President.
Miss lIILIAN PHELPS,
erfelaTy.
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A feast worthy Of EuclIus can 10
prepared with the aii OF d. fIict .
BAKING oFuef.
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Dr.. winslow Anderson, Of the Uri.
vrTslty u California, 70 orp3 "Dr.
Prices Baking Powder ia as perfect ~
u l. possible Tor any powder to be
mAde.v
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SPRINGVILLE.
srnINovmLr. UrAn, Aug, 10, iso5.

Black Hawk War Veterans.
10, lsgj--rhe veterans OF tao Black
Hawk War are making preparations at
this place, Spanish Fork an PAyson,
In this end OF the county, for the re-
union to take place al Spanish FORK
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PROVO.
rRovo, UrAn, Auo
AIIeged CalIIe ThIef taugLL

Alleged Cattle Thief Caught.
This morning Shori1 Browa, Cily
Msrhal Store Of Sprlngvlllo anu %
Mr.. Dunyon, living near the poiut u
tie mountain IN Salt Lake County,
arrested man by the name Of James
Week IN a cabin near the mouth Of
spanish Fork canyon. Week In charge
win stealing seven head Of cattle from
Mt Dlnyunis pasture. The cattle
were taken south through Utah coun.
-; ngo were sold 70 a butcher In
SpfinRville auu two In spanish Fork.
Toe auimtls were taken about week
ago anu tue DunyOu boys tracked
them - Provo, where they received
the aid OF Sheriff Brown Huu later that
OF Marshal htoTrs ahI soon after mad
thor man located. Week has wife
aud child aud claims 70 ue native OF
Utah. lie ~ believed 10 have stolen
several other cattle. Week wre taken
before Justice BoyerUi > 8rngville aud
bound uvor a. await examination,
which WIS aot ior next Monday. 10
bonds Oi silD. lie claims to have
ttndtd Tor Inu cattle, but the officers
believe that they have strong proofs
that this is not True.
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south umAha. Ncu. Aus. ~.
special Blsp1frf 20 rf NEwa
Uatlc rcropt,. l.l., market active, uru.
NattNps st.|UglI o..
Western stttrs. I|.H. - 20
Cows, " sMHhI.Hs
FEEDER, 4-HaEt w.
sheen rgrriuis, boz M4rrot steady.
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Or. Joseph Albrecht, late assayer Of
the U. :. Mint Ut New Orleans, de-
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-17

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-17

ions T.. AATON,
Secretary,
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1895-01-18
LAKE CUSHMAN, Jan. 10th, 1895.

After five days of rain We have at last got our
heads above water. On Jan. 18th, 1894 we had
the highest water ever known here, five feet on
the floor OF the Cushman House; but on the 18th
of jan, 1895, the SkOkomish went that two feet
better Looking back at it one wonders that SO
little damage was done. l.. Muller and w. L.
Butler lost good many fruit trees the latter
some splendid ones. Mr.. Lake met with the
most serious loss, his house being taken up bodi-
ly and washed across his clearing and landed
Just below Capt Hays place, a quarter of q
mile away. Mr. HAYS, finding the water within
few inches of his floor, moved his provisions
up the mountain side and camped in a tent
The river has now formed many new jams and
cut many new channe for itself, but for the
most part in unused land so that but little loss
has been entailed There is good deal of ice
still in the lake and great mass of drift-wood
and truck of all kinds is lodged against its up
per edge waiting for Il ice to give way and let
it down the river