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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-04-12

FElO LET-A large fir ont room, very pleas
l. ant. Call at Is PINE ST., after ten.
i
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WANTED-200 ladies suffering from ca
w tarrh to consult and take free treat
ment with DR.. Wright, the great catarrh
and nerve specialist, now at the United
States hotel. Separate entrance and pri-
vate waiting parlors. Congress street, tor
ladies' and gentlemen. 1O-l
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NNR. SAMUEL LEVY is now prepared TO
lNE buy cast off clothing of all desorip-
lions for highest cash prices. Address let
ters or postal TO 100 MIDDLE STREET,
fahfdtf
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NOR SALE CHEAP-Waste milk for feed
ing pigs. calves CT hens. PORTLAND
CREAMERY 994 Congress street. 81
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WANTED-situation as house keeper in
| w a small family, by middle-aged
A American woman. Call or address, L. NJ
81 Portland st, City. I'll
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents cash in advance.
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THO LET-On Market & Silver streets. LOT
Il land, 5000 it., suitable for storage for
lumber OF other building materials. Will lei
by the year for amount of taxes. Paved
entrance on Market st. j. DkUWNE SO
State st. FL
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WANTED.
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.

WANTED-Two nicely furnished rooms
w with uoard for gentlema and wife: or
small apartment furnished, where meals
cal oe obtained in same building; desira HE
location. References. Address W. NJ,
Press Office Iol
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LADY SOMERSET IN DEMAND.
Prospect of Busy Season Since Her
Return to England.

A Peculiar Suit Brought Against the LADY
She Objects to Liquor Selling and the
Trustees of the Estate opJect to Her
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WANTED-By competent middle aged
" widow. a position as housekeeper for
elderly gentleman. A comforta BILE home
preferred to high salary. Address ", this
office. 81
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a mi

an and after April 8, shall have team
" at Mattockss 10 connect with all trains
from and to Portland for the fishing
grounds at East and North Sebago and
south Naples. CHUTE, Proprietor. p.
o. Naples, Maine. 90
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WAIT ED-To purchase house of ten
w or twelve rooms, with two or three
acres of land. about one half mile from
street car. Location must be good. Deer
ing preferred. Must not cost over $4,000.
RICHARDSON & Co., AIS L. Congress
street. i'll
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"ANTED-Special agents Tor tho most
w econ omioal life insurance. PROYI-
DENT AID SOCIETY, 9S Exchange street.
Portland. Me. l51mo
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WAN Ed \ good. capable. trusty girl.
Tor general housswork in family of
three must be neat and good plain cook.
also willing and ohliging, none sother need
apply. Box 217, Kennebunk. Ne. 6-l
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Forty words inserted under this head
one week for eS cents, cash in advance.
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M ANTED-A man on a farm, must be a
w good clean mixer and understand
general farm work: strictly temperate and
industrious; good reference required. None
need apply that lack these qualifications.
address P. o. Box 80. West Falmouth,
Maine. al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01

NHrTfruTa. rtff. al ,f....,...... .,...
~. lda 10 tugtsou. ou Che lst day OF Sep
g...ll. i''l, executed and delivered tU tho
49,. 'N l'-n p .AFlnta l0mphuys inuIr
... III. ~ wv wy NN ~ OF Nhgt UNNlftu
U.r, Y,'.Ai'' Anl ~ tNc same daY Cor ilo
1rf KY ..Ai'ut quo iImtui oi SOU note.
Ffig. '., 'as.i l9ti,ol, 900 tail inlH p.
tlt,lt.'. NY nv Wv .,.,l 20 nome NJ JcnwnEs,
'a--'. wv. .N.N Uual n''d ulon iND l.I.
t.l. ,.Nf l"l,fNs .lllAtei la lln
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s.ntn N.Ng y .nNlh fln.e Que lI Wgst
r.s.i I'. '''i''''u' t"' A,' tn.L 'h th' E.Ntfu
III, '.'i'" '',t ~ '.A'H.t ~. oNtN VA
tIgpI' ~, & Wy .HN i.' .... eHA.n.s
w. i.. VIZ '".it,l. .ul DIV lil1I cltlna
sYptU s' wy .t VIZ WV ,1MA.' ll'n.
ssga a..H. aInnt ehsf lime of GUY
H. f5, w 'Ni u. p. LNhlnH. ittu.' Ng.i
W., wees s.., ui ile Dlil chual thence .uulh
#.r.i a. ."'.a Al'Nh .N. WIZ NN' Nt nv
..Is, '' ','.'.' h.l tMohN'u.' 20 l'h.
...l.5....r' 30 Le "'aL lIu' or lNN p p.
'I| my. . p. 1. i94.l,. a,lN'n on, t'Mh.
,. '.l', %. alill range uncLJ W'hh iu.u.o
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UIsUis IN W. ~, vi ID, Ni.' 'Nl'. 'lNs
~. ......,., ,Nsn ul lNt % ....,l 't
U'. H1utH. rtrrr 6gs Ri N,.i s,r't W. MA
f.. $1,000 .9uIn tlthI " ~. .nN l.Nt ~
l1.il g.1 '"'' ",',l '"y ,i. I,'F '",l.'
u.,." W i".. NhN ..Nf ~. ~,
rI4re yf i',S,lr. ,. W. l, wv. %,
iQuaro rod, WlSh '.i 'i iya.i 5g'6 ,.s" saiy
'''ig'i NY ~ Va once 81 uo County hc..fIgr
.,.. ~ "a l3uhtl' NlAh laHii".l' %" NNo
NM. '.I ~. A.,N .t.. DOL.
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N{ru .EAs OThUl.t uuEug ASp
W NsuH u.,... U.s HI.. by their coz.
iIIa de.l 10 .ial.i a..ai ,.g .l lt- gi o'i'.
o. rtrr HA N" Iu. 'i ,,l take iu
Ono |.T .s"T cd. ltrH. iu book 'i - af mort.
sl. H.VHa, o. 11 aaII and convoy t1 600
COL. u' fU.I U#ftt. situate. .H. county of .t
iHEH loo IHU IU.rlg.H Hf ttIh. tNH Ur.l OF Ha.I
ItI t.' being particularly a'a'Hlel aa i'..
DlHmaa. .Hg Ht q pu.Bt liz Che c1uter of o.
iNH rHI Hir.Ut ntauHs .uuiN il degrees HHHi
. De- chains trug UIHtIfOm northwest corner Ul
HHHiHN,ft quarter. ut northeast quarter of
sUU.IHu D.. township HuutH. range Wust uf
rst IuNr meridian, thence uaHt chains,
...g.g ."li. dgsf,,T cay a'onE ,enl,T ~
UHHIus, thence month dUsTUuH unHt 30 chain.
AMI tho SECOND 0i saII parcel. OF real estate
nu.ns uaTuru.aHy bounded au1 described aa
nosutlns 1t tho intersection OF tho center
cottonwood brewery aud saloon. Hc1riu.
about THIIH OBJ iU.IuUH wet, With tHr IuU uf
INr U.1 IHH,Ufr iguuu ur WgFtuug ~ iHy brew.
r6ftUv,st aHfurr 1f enc southwest uulTIoFu Of
trH u.Tt.UlH. quarter % section d. bon town
HUIW SOUTH range Mr.t uf rAIi Lake merle
t""IHHs HUfi along 600 center NJ saIN narrow
IlUu about %" uh1iHH, moro ur Ices. fu Che
uH#E Uuu ut uauHH ROAD loading south 20 du.
#TrfH mIuutUH west, tTUU., along IHr gIHt
| Ir. 8fsaIIuHrfUw ROAD 8 Is .Ha.ns' 81 q atsar.
thence UlHt lryr rHaIust moro uI iu.Ht Co mo
i u.H pasture Igu.r, thuutn uarih drarCya CHst
l.Hu. 800 ODD ditch Htu. 900 rHlIust more uT
/ loo. Boo lUu Uunt.ruf narrow lu1o NrHt mrus
uuT"I, auI point ui beginning
/ Winch conveyance We. made lu trust Tor ilH
purpHrC Ui securing uu UuImcHtuf "a certain
| aHH Mario luoIH Tor hyu Huuirrd IulIBrs
H'H.uI bearing nNl" quo ~ i.g gtu.tHlrE
| Obj. mouth. after dHig, with interest thereon No
| tHH T.tH 900 fNU UyT Gems UUr month, uaEaH.H
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pRoPGN II oF nEGAIvla.
4 Southern Ariarisi olives Ills Experience
on This Subject Uf Grurrai Interest


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tl0ha Do 'n'M'l 'i prog ...' WIN TO
10 ple''a1' n' it "''.f NY u .'.' .l '.'
ma nov. az ""' '.H' ~ i' 10 '''..
hiN'a, ln0h No" l'.A N.' 'l % '''
quo Story OF wv "' 'f .' '''.'.., poo.
10 fVl'Ha'o l3 'lI I.'f '' s'.' I''..' ''
hlVc 'l oignt frames AN' JOY" ''.
l"'ipr VIII in' IiH.'l l'' WIN 'N, ,''
Tor tho u..l iIN' l' '.''.t forward 'n'
zen lrNn' si.o '.''". "a ','r,' '
hl'h1'As ai 4 u' N... , ''l''
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no'NllB rom Z" A' ,in''',.
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money unt Wh,h quo '.'..N wa ',',
anu VI, ~. uI'' summon "p '."''
10y no u'''.t t.'uiN' rom l''I' '''' 4
Qua lIOu' my 'yh lI'll' h,''r
ur ','.i"l !,'i. l'''' .'.'' N..l ,'
I.ilin'n''il WIN iA. 'isnt i,''no ''''''
gl, 80 'Nl.. ...I.. i.''' 'A''". '.'
may 'hlio l' u ','i'' '' Nv. l'.., ii.''.
h'n ''u''"i''' NY 'N.''''S' N".," l'N'.
20 ou-,i''l 'l .i''f 10 ou''ih W. l''g''
i'''iNn'' f'au''a ln NY '''Ai''g .H'
money now ll"I'. 'l'i,li,.'I. '..l. 'N2
isl "i Nl'l' H,'n ''''' '''' ''' '''lNl' ".
June ni l,, Wni,n l''i' l' . ",Ailn ,'
ulcihr tlll tho 100 ui a.r' mh.H Ml.n
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Parties owning land, % guzlHg
sheep, cattle OF horses within the
bUun infles oi the Isndz recently lOasrd
10 tue UniUu Pacific L. nd d WNa'
Co., which lands arc located Within
the railway land grant, extending
from Carter, Wyoming, % the Utah
line, ard irr'uIlrr potion " sum.
mil County, u ab, r.invi.sd 90 meet
at Inc court Iruse iu Evanston. wye.
ming, On "wednesday May 5 b., nt
O.. ~. TO digCuss muIrrs ~ general
Interest 10 owners u live sock.
THE UNiuN PACIFIC LASp s. WAT.
rk luMrANN,
G.. H.. pnusi, Hecyr Evanston,
Wyoming.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT
* scaled H|.s will Do received lu tNu DH.U
ui ihr county U.rrk 90 ,.u iaku. county
Room .lt '..Hf .'fs and County Building up
Go D. U.uIH.a Doom, saturday May llh. lsi., COR
rIUHa.U. .U. following roads lu fhlt Lake
county IuT 900. aeon OF lfHA
state street. from tenth 7uHlh Go Thirteenth
South streets. West Temple street, from iUutH
South 1IHr.I. -uutustTculH tlfthilHt street,
irWUUH HmH# lu IWuiflh south streets
IH.Hin South .,rDuJ ffOmN Get Temple street
Boo GOO TU.HHH"HrT.
INNs tn HrIn ono amount per month Tor which
'NIH NUT. 5000 .. done
a UrHufHH check Of $500 must accompany the
b.H Ra Hu pF.I.r.r of good ialth, tu he forfeited
Go salt Lake county ln thu event OF tar cone
tract bong awarded, and uut fulfilled by the
bidder
The Ught q. reserved 90 reject any and AN
uIua. and tu stHp tHe WORK at any time
by order gi ibg County Court, made April
20, 1875. q n. STANTON
County CLERK
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Recently MI J.. y. ThomEs, Of
North Dakota, visited tho Shenandoah
Valley, Virginia, and after carefully
examining tho cUuntry l3cflsd In
WinChUstor, no writes 10 Mf. v. Rich.
ntdH, Land and Immigration Agent,
baltimore & ohio Railroad, Bslum0Fo,
Mary land, NJ follows: 81 have bcUn
iu ucstiy every state and territory 0i
the Quilted States, and nm frank 10 my
opinion that this valley SURPRISES al
other sections IN the Union. Tho
lands arc low In ptIor, ana pioduru
profitable rrops. I thank you f0r 49,.
frcliug mo here, and solicit those Esck.
ing pleasant anu pTohlahla homes %
locate ir this ruuntFv.n
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Salt Lake Guy, jan. 70, lahl'
Noiicc 10 hereby given that c0nirl.
tutors 20 the monument 10 be cfcCIoi
IN salt Lake Ciiy IN memory OF
Brigham Young nud the pioneers VIII
.cftailuf, aui until further notice, DO
rukutw logged through tho columns or
the DBruET NEwA IL Ia expected
that Hgynu 0s TOT the collection Oiiunit
Tor thia worthy purpose will DO etlao.
uthei in each war; Boz al tho Stake,
aui that rgIl .unls, with tho list 10
uHmgaui the rHuiglsuiuts, will le i1f'
varied OIL ftequHulIyas oInvcuirni To-
hUlur 81. We'll, secretary ui 90 Eri.'
lsm EHu.F Mem HfIsl Association nHl
Lake CITY, VINO will see tNst same arc
pmlrgiy acknowledged M the Iunuuur
stated. We rarnrHtly bore that tnr
lrupiu will respond EsIHt0usly Sad
lrouptly 10 tnis call ~ that 90 possible
tho monument Yay De Compiulti,
dedicated nuI unveiled 10 the public
by the Oh dos u. next Ocluuco
MuFuUD WOODRUFF
OLuFUE q, tANSDS,
JUsEuu 4. SMITH,
Fiut Presidency " the Church OF
Jtaus Clf.rt OF Lltlurlay sninW.
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Several tack. %, an extinct species ~
Ueuu1 bird hpy0 90 different times
uutu found 200 tHH s'auU quarry ll llUl.
yoke. Nas. IUr BASE aat discovered
chow fhlt tha r.rl H1da foot 90 inches
IuHr armuI with three nails claws TO
u.A foot Tho trucks average i..t 10
luaHe. apart and u Ui tHam hEu boon
revealed 90 yigw They arHpuT..a'. oven
3d.. Goo nails hus plainly distinct
t l.HI. H.u"I...
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OGDEN.
ooDrs, urAu SAY ], 1895.
junction city Items.

The rain which has fallen 10 the rnsl
"A hours will save tue grain ON tile ufy
infmg. 10 Il thought, however that
water lot irrigation will De- scarce tn'7
summer
The burning Of M1ycs's plauinc
mill yeslofday morning was without
doubt the work Of inCUnllafiuii gene
orally supposed 10 be- enemies OF Pelei
Worionren a. Co., who hal purchased
the mill but O nhOrt time biucc.
Cant. spufty fellroi from The man
npement Of the Hot Spnngs. MI
1sueslhlo succeeded TO thu manage
mout ystterdAy.
sheriff KayauaugI, Of Platte cauu'
ty, Nebraska, Lott with uls pgisUuuri
Lamb, last night
A number OF saloon kuCpufs have
hnon arrested fof Going bu6iuesa on
sunday, for which Uaoh had ~ pay
g760.
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sIooENoLDEns, MgLTlNa.

FfNWE NANTAL NETTING or TUE
Ht1rkUuIIcrH NJ tuU ugHoret Investment
company WI. Do brII 90 taU nrrr NJ fHr crm
PAM, no la.1 Ctg ltau, on .uaHay. Way
h.n, o. Fl. 10 O'Clock %. lu., iH. 500 purpose ~
uIoruug diTaUt I.| ilF tuu ensuing wear. uuI
Tor tho iransarHnu of amy other uuaibts6 that
may come before 10
GRO. b. pYPEH
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MARsHAL's SALE

VI ANNA AA"I.''H ..
v,uRsuAyr To As INECyIlglN,, H.. z
a,tIgN so d.. 500. WHurgIu " WA.l .r#r.
tgIrrttl.r.uIaIufIHH uI NurUnI hg.' .'..r..t
isfr1aapts iu thc Ihri auI.Nn ...tst
f,,'5' ~ IA frrrritnr. uf JIau, 'l 'lc t,4t
shall un puta ut public sat ID. '.rtt.y cod
door ~ thU county cNuis N.Nt ...rfr. ltHa
County nuiulu-I OF -hN lth. -t IatB
rnd Territory OF unh, un 600 l'.H'.r5Ft H.5,
lsH1, ut ION .loI u'r.u.k o. pug tI8|I 40 o..
rlaIu and Interest of Murnl n h' M Hib
hu.ra 81 Holt, ur cllurr NI N..,F H4e fsu'
day uf spptumHvr I''a. ll ,-a8f DO url
V4B levied. on, under Anl %. .'.u.n UF DO
Of attachment issued no. sA.i f .r ani 90
United states Marshll W W.. .aa'f. situate
lhr following dtHr-lnol L,a...,rf,. Uub. 900
lying mud being 300 rllt l'a.t
desarluud ~ fui.o Fa. l1.Nit rHer1 .l5', s.N
AlI Of lots so. fourteen IT .'.r. $50 ono
trsn uM and seventeen -lff.....U 0f Doc No
QI III l..EUY rIacg, d sug''. dc aHTtu
twelve tgI NJ block No'H.A ir.g lyi sli
"Ar Uig Field suuoI' SAN
Lake County, ttah. -.,..rte Df dt'guaa.-
no ne sold aa mo lI1lth U0t. 90 200
Nfir6ni A. Ilolt sud Huhg'' III company
suIto Walker lirlllrI'
Is CORPORATION, plainUN'
Terms Of ''''' S SlAiTr' So uRIgaA.N s,araI,
nyLL. Alg,.,.g. Marshal.
Dated april q, .a
uUUIIt, LIE hhA l,..,tH
Attorneys for Flain"H'
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lu Ono Probate Court 100 amt fnr SAT- Lake
County Territory uf llah.

Do ono Probate Court 100 amt Tor salt Lake
County Territory uf Utah
lu OHIO maUUT of tHU uEi,iu ot Henry Monhc.m,
deceased
NOTICE s HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Tststr OF IlrUrH W1nlo'm. d,rrasbi haa rrH-
1rTru iHr Hu..umuut, unu fIUd boo HHiu court,
hrT N1Hl account OFF her GdWluiHtr1uuu ~ sold
uatHiu and pct. IHu Tor uuh dlHtrluuusn ut fIr
residue Hl .lIl estate among inc persons ou.
uIIuU thereto, UHl that Tuesday, Ono .lft
luy uf Stay. 4. o. 1888. no 10 O'Clock I. 200 q,
30 tHu court room NJ laid court, Boz tng County
tuur, House. sails IAAu CITY ami County
luN IuIn.Un. UH. been duly appointed hF 100
judge NJ Ha.H. court. Cos Che HrtiIgwDnt NJ HAld
account A.I H"lun# Bliu petition fur dHrIHu.
IlHul Hi N'l". Nm. aHu place any Wurd1u inter-
yH'rI In H..I U..II# may appear 1ni show
cause, ~ au" tN.I. UD WIN Hal1 account should
uuI Hu Nri.UH tuI approved mud lnGl uIHtrIUu.
uUu maar 49, H.H#UH co..
Dated hI. 400. s.. %. l-.1 ...
a. g. STANTON,
clerk M the Probate Court
NT Z. a.. WIUsI. deputy.
a.. I.. ... ...#HUUN for executor.
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no ( j.. ita,t Thomas o sbearman and airs.
aud Emma b. love, his wife. GIluC1 7.
cham urIaIu, uui Nuuio n tuamhrIIliu,
ls vie. % W. i. vr..h tnd lu,clla
airs i'us p ruHUHs, tho National uans
OF tHg uUpu.uU, corporation, o., e.. Coli
la ani Nrs. o. o.. yo.H., IH VIE. and mo
rlfauuH. lartyr q utuuH, a corporation.
EuAu 10. Gibson, uu.uuIlnHs
NDl hEa HEUhIU .sI IssD 10 Ar.
pear In hu action brought Oh .ua' you y
ulu above uHmHd IuaiuuH IH IHu District DouU
" goo ihlId Judicial uUiuytrf thO lUrriury
% Ot,h. aud 90 auHHHr '.c complaint FLED
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slnmonslf ssive4 w,ha .hi, county. OIL
served ZOOS 90 iuI" county, hut ln this district
within tHruiI days. Otherwise within forty
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against defendant ilIhlt Boo sum Uf tHH, with
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defendant hnu Co p.aiuuh. l1LustUn. e.
tusru..n uf Che Jata,0s u. IoHn. Andrew J.t
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interest Goo september %, i"'tt .1ii john.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01

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a u6ruels H gprHai O. oseh no7fru and o.
aTrFuhu.a. Price NrDutH &c iTHrriftF OF by TnsII
lll BROTHERS, 20 Warren street. New
T.r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-01

Andrew D. Gibson and UuHlliuo Gibson. mIs
u1ra Dow JAmCs Johnston, their general
guardian. Uianiit.
d, 70 lfltt Ih0maI 90. shaarmau 1ud Mrs
E.mFa shear. HH.IIH wife, waiter n. Love
JUu lwna b. Lowe, Dol. WIFE. buu-ri T.
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t.. wife. 10. S.. I.turtl and iu-rUlA S.
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uf Che kupuhlg,a corporation, X g. loi.
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NUuDUuutHn inVUltWrut Company, DOR
Uurauuu, Parker g Dupur, a corporation.
Enfau o. Gibson. defendants
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fLNfz tRnAN nttsf uUHHF aud F.rHnfi
Che Nasal NHssuHct AIlays Pan and lHu luIsa.
ton, llsaa tuy surss, Projects thr Mymufu01
from cold. Restores tIr senses ~ TuHtu urI
hWuN Tho Nalm ~ quickly AFFORDED aud
EiYya rgI.ut a. once.
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Telegram from Russia:

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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-01-10
ALFRED EOFF, President.
W Esm
Weiser Land and Improvement Co.
INTENSE JOY ovERcAME HIM.
News of His Respite Made Il Murderer
Almost Wild With Feeling

News of His Respite Made Murderer
Almost Wild With Feeling.
Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 3.-The SUI
preme court of the United States this
morning granted reprieve until March
TO Theodore Lambert, who was to
have been hanged today for the murder
of William c. Kairer, a rich Camden
baker, December 4. 1894 This is the
second respite granted Lambert.
An hour before the time set for the
execution of Lambert in the county Jail
this morning the stay granted by Judge
Shiras in Washington until March 4
was served on Sheriff Parrett, Notice
of the stay was given Lambert by his
counsel, Lawyer Sempie. The con-
demned man fell to the floor in faint,
from which he recovered in few min
utes. He fell into a second faint in which
he remained nearly five minutea. On
being revived he shouted celery To
God" then fell an the neck of his ooun-
sci and kissed him. He now shouts
and sings at turns.
After leaving the Jail Lawyer Semple
went to Lamberts home, where his
mother was awaiting the news of her
sons execution. She cried rs he dead
yet. I thought he would not be hanged
until 10 o'cloek?H When told of the
stay she fell like a log on the floor
When consciousness was restored she
went to the Jail and mother and son
were permitted to have a meeting alone
The scene was affecting Mrs. Lam
bert refused to leave her sons cell and
was allowed TO remain with him.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-01-10
CRUSHED BY SNOW
Miners at Silver City Caught in
a Tremendous Slide.
BOTH WERE INSTANTLY KILLED
Started to Town on snowshoer, but ua-
fortunately Got Inro the paih OF
the Avalanche,

Boise, Idaho. Jan. A fearful snow
slide occurred last night at Silver City.
mining camp about so miles from
here. II resulted In the death of Robert
Nichols and John Mullaney, miners at
the Blaine Tunnel mine. They started
from the mine shortly after dark last
night to come to town on snowshoes
They did not reappear In the morning
and their comrades at the mine started
TO town to make inquiries for them
After going about a mile, they saw ev-
licences OF terrible snowslide.
After u prolonged search. the bodies
OF the two men were discovered. The
force of the slide and the weight of
the snow had evidently resulted in
their instant death. Mullaneys parents
live at G!enns Ferry. Nichols only
recently came from the Comstock, Vir-
ginia City, Nevada.