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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-25
La DenlOcracla
Que nosotros pasamos:

tlue UOSOCrOS paSanOS;
Y, conforme va ell tren hacia adelante,
Parece que desandan 10 que andamos:
Y a sus puestos volviendose, huyen Y huyen
En- raudo movimiento
Los postes del TELEGRAPH, clavados
En- fila los costados del camino;
Y, como gotta gotta, fluyen, fuyen,
Uno, dos, tres cuatro, veinte y ciento,
Y fernando confuse ceniciepto
ELhumo con la luz un remolino.
No distinguen los ojos deslumbrados
ST aquello es sueflo tromba Q torbellino.
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Buena adquisici6n.

Sc ve,sde, com b,4e,aas condolences, la nsdq
ma uerticdl para m0ley cana de la Hac;e,
Destino, en- Santa Isabel, de 25 caballos
fsIersa, en- nsagnefcO estado c0ryie,ste -
gtss'as psszas de repssesto, roa,0
cissstso Gctualn,esste Ell e0secf- a;;>c0,s..sS-I
jiI,scs0nar. En- So cosoS4 4;4e estd Ra-
prdrimo, en- qt.s. .dtisJso y p'4ede o6rssN
pote'scsa; .s 5ote7,o, Sc e''tregara e'' Jss''o
Feb .s'~ UTe TIE n:o,starse 0tra de mayor
II B:S;girse al que sssscr;be: = Po''ce.
sero II de 1294.-FRANCISOO PARRA-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-25
ROBERTO GRAHAM
IN ENIERO
Ponce, Pxerto-Rico

Representante de los sei1ores Manlove
Alliot & CO, ingenieros manufacturers y
especialistas en- toda clase de maquinarias
para kaciendas de cana y la fabrication de
azticar.
Pfdanse informas Julio 4. 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-25
RAMON DE CAMPoAMoR
I'll TREN EXPRESO
POEMA EN- TRES CANTOS
CANTO SEGUNDO
Ell DiA

FL humo en- ondulante movimiento
Dividiendose un lado otro lado,
Sc tiende por Ell viento
Cual la erin de un caballo desbocado.
Aver era otra Fauna hoy otra Flora;
Verdura aridez, calor y frio;
Andar tantos Kilometres por hora
Causa al alma ell marco del vacio;
Pues salvando ell abismo, ell llano ell monte
Con un ciego correr que al rayo excede,
En- loco desvario
Sucede un horizoHte otro horizonte
Y una estaci6n otra estaci0n sucede.
Mas ciego cada veZ por la hermosura
DE la muier aquella,
Al fin Ia liable con la mayor ternura,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-25

A LOS HACENDADOS DE CANA
Dvn rl,leLcio Santiago, de Coamo, tiene
dc vsnta novillos fnos propios para yuyo.
(aonroa Novla-nh-a i a 1901
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-25

Corria en- tantO Ell tren con tai premura,
Que el monte abandono per la ladera,
La cOlina dejo por la llannra.
Y Ia liauura en- fin, por la rbera;
al descander un iano,
Sitio iufeliz de la estacion postrera,
LIE die con amor:-sS sSeria en- vano
One amaros pretfndiera?
SSeria como un nifO que quisiera
Alcanzar 4 la luna con La mano2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-25
ssar de mis- muchos desengaf1os,

RSar de 1n1S mucn0S UeSeDganOS.
- .=ue al viajar en- tren con una bella
aunque un POGO al aZar y la ventura.
lie prisa ell amor los treinta a1os.
I-Sdonde vais ahoraf-
PreguEte la valera
-Marcho olvidada por mi amor primero, -
Ne respondio sincera,-
esperar ell olvido un afIo entero.
-Pero, ~ despues, lie pregunt6 -sehora9
-Despues- me contesto-lo que Dios quieral-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-25
VIII
-nh mil voooc houdita


La inmensa fuerza de la mente humuna,
Que asi ell ramblizo como ell monte aIlana,
Y al mundo echando su nivel, 10 mismo
Los picos de las rocas decapita,
One levanta la TERRA,
Fernando un terraplen sobre un abismo
Que llena con pedazos de una sierra
iDignas son, vive Dios, estas hazanas,
No conOcidas anteS,
Del podeIoso anhelo
De los grandes gigantes
One, ell su ambici0n para escalar ell cielo,
Tn ejempo amontonaron las montaf1asl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-25
Como en amor es credo.

Como en- amor eS credo,
O artfculo de fe que yO proclamo,
Que eli este mundo de passion olvido,
. Sc oye conjugar ell verbo te amO,
O la vida mejor no importa nn bledo;
Aunque entonces, como hombre arrepentido,
Ell yer a una mujer me daba miedo,
Mas bien desesperado que atrevido
y Jun nuevo amor-la pregunte amoroso,-
No os haria olvidar viejos amores2-
Mas ella sin dar tregua sus dolores,
Contest0 con acento carinoso:
= La TERRA esta cansada de dar flores:
Necesito algdn affo de reposo.
Marcia el tren tan seguido, tan seguido,
Como aquel que patina por ell hielo;
Y en- confusion extra1a
Parecen confuudidos terra cielo,
Monte la nube, y nu5e la montana,
Pues cruza de horizo te en- horizonte
Por IL cunIbre Y ell ;tno,
Va la cresta graniti . de un monte,
Va la elastica turh de un paDtano
Va entrando por - hueco
De algtln ttlnai qpe horada las montaflas,
A cada horrible 5rito
Que lanzando Va ell tren, responde el eco,
y hace vibrar los muros de granite,
EStremecend0 al mundo en- sus entra fias:
Y deiaudo a4ui un ppzo, ALI una sierra,
\ Nlbcs arTIba, mOVimiento abslo,
En- laberntO tai, cneSta trabajo
Greer en- la existencia de la TERRA
Las coSas que m :ramoS.
Sc vuelven hacl: TT 5 EN- el inetante
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IlPORES CORRROS ESPIl0LES
de la Companla Trasatlantica
Antes de A. Lopez & Co


-SALIDAS-d Barcelona los dfas 25 de cada
De Malaga 81 Z y 27-De Cadz el 10 80.
Sc expiden pasae de ida vuelta 25 p3 de rebaa
las amilas qivalencia de paajes
del bes
ida vuela
En- la 1s 2: ca Un nno de cada mlia srit
demAs de pasaje IL cumpidos
oasaje de II cumpidos pasaje
En- 3. prefereuci 8: oriaa Un hasa ahos gratis De
paie de II de adents pasaje
EMIGRANTES: Hasta de dos
adelante, passe
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-25

Las coSas que m:ramoS.
Sc vuelyen llaci;, :. II 5 EN- el ln,tante
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-12
CAPT. MURDOCK'S WIDOW.
She Makes an Appeal 10 Tho Resi-.
dents Of Salt Lake.
Tier Husband Was ,hc Oniocr From
Tort Douglas Who was Drowned
at Moab Ferry, Grand County.

Edii0r Dcgcrsi NctrH
sit--lhe writer BE- the widow Of the
late Captain Daniel II. Murdoch,
Sixth U. =. infantry, who was drowned
At Moab Ferry, Grand River Utah,
June 9Th, 1885.
For two years have been 80, part Of
the time nearly unto death. A weak.
moss Of the lungs has developed ami
physicians give me very little hope "
recovery, Two mOnlha ago my
mother ana daughter arrived IN this
city. As We nave nothing but my
pension ~ depend upon, thoy have
both 10 work. My mJthor has nursed
two children at nights, until sue 10
sofuly Ia need OF rest. sly daughter
bias taken position a. mouse maid.
We are Ia great need Of clothing.
II these facts we're generally known
In Salt LaEu CITY, amUng tho tfados'
people with whom Captain Murdoch
dealt 80 long, / cannot help believing
that they would help us now, that l
am atriukeu down, unable 10 help my
solf. Halt worn clothing would BIO Of
great help ~ Us.
Very truly you're,
EMILY MURDOCH.
Mrs. ID. II. Muru0cK, rs west Jeiiet-
sou street, L0s Angeles, California.
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ben Dewitt. Second district GO. W.
Barich, Judge. Booth, Leo g. Clay;
Williams, Van Colt d sutherland, B,
u. Thurman.
Alexander Rogers Va John W. Don.
nelIan. appellant. Third district
tG. W. Barich, iudge.) Sutherland d
Huwli; Frank Pierce.
Louis -. Adams ct al. aprellnut, We.
Edward A. n ,ed ct nj, Fourth dis
trIct. tJap. a. Miner, iuIEs.J A.. l..
Williams, Kimball q himualj Nich.
ards q Macmillan, n. "A. Henderson.
". ar. Noble Mercantile Co.
appollsnt, VI. Mount Pleasant Equl a.
bic Coop. First district. On. w.
smith, 10 'cc.) Frank b. stephens,
Bsnuer y. Smith; Bennett, Marshaii
walurmar Van Cott, appellant, Va.
0. T.. Pratt, salt Lake CITY, garn.shet.,
rhIri district. Is. A. Airfltf, ] udgc.l
Williams q Sutherland; l.. ID. HOEc.
John Elliot VA. John busitn q, nl.
Edward Austin aud William i, TIP.
ping, appellants. Fifst district on.
! ". Smith, judged Arthur Brown, q.
| &. Doy; Charles 3. Nafiau.
The People Of UAu Territory W.
George Hughes, appellant First uis'
triot. wv. "A KinH luigU) u. 5.
/ attorney; samuel a. King.
ia tho matter Of the application OF
| william Gilbert fora writ ui ccrtIOrnfi
W. the board VI police nui fro com.
missioners OF SAT- Lake CITY appel.
liant. rhird district O.. A. Merritt,
/ judge.) Powers q 5ttaup; h.. Oh 90
/ ana W. q. Van Horne.
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appointed referee, aud leave given 10
amend complaint.
Peter Wilson Va Frank j.. Mc8ur.
tia ut A. Dismissed.
Margaret Wilson " NJ. T.. McEnany
et a. Same order.
Frank T.. McGurrin vsJulia 8. Nal.
lese et al, Application OF the National
Bank Of the Republic ior surplus from
sale submitted aud taken under advise.
ment.
samuel T.. Vance Va l.. d. Kinney
et Al. Motion 10 set asiue default aud
Judgment continued for one week.
Is. NJ. EletueCs W. JuU. q. MidglUy
ct o.. Arguments we're made iu this
Gaze on the demurrer Of the Defendant
John u. Wiudtr The plainin
was represented NY Richards anu
Richards, with Judge Howat assocla'.
ID; Dey d Street anu AttO,nsy J. n.
MUyle appeared for the defendants.
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50. P" WAS VERY NOT.


This afternoon patrolmRn DeYoung,
the representative Of the colored
colony on the police force, dropped
from his path worn beat, into tue old
city hall anu reported that a citizen
mad approached him snort time be-
lore, saying thAtAn immense mountain
don had taken refuge in the brush anu
weeds of vacant lot In tho eastern
part Of the city aud that the residents
Of that locality were toTrUTlzud,
q IA tho story WAS fold la strain Oi
glruestnuss, Mounted PAtrOlmau Pratt
generally called so. l.. "Oy his brother
Uilcers, those letiuTa uelng Initials 10
his family patrouymic, began 10 as
sume an ali OF intense Interest hnd
almost before De- Young mad finished
his statement, be slipped ON his gloves,
tutt0nei his coat aud hOltei Tor Tue
door sayiug, "rhat lion uud hlu
hide Is NY meat" In two or
three bounds he reached hlH
somber hued equine that atood at the
.Itchiug post IA front OF the hall
mounted its back, plunged his spurs
into Ia flauks and WAS gone, lie foue
ike the wind, ana the officers say ne
P not6riSiy, In The Ioat he hoped to ao.
uOmplisn.
Pfetty soon he came back. He wae
crestiallen, silent, moody, mad. Inc
lion story had been proven "a canhFd
ana be the victim. Nothing larger or
more dangerous than a yellow mouse
ca had been seen la the neighborhOOi
Ina uutstlOu, Tue boys on the force
expect To smoke cigars At Wig
expense Tor the rest OF tho mon'h'
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Old People Honored.

A very pleasant surprise party
assembled at the re,lJenoe Of Mt. aud
Mrs. Jamos =. Richards, at No. $50
East, Third South street, Tuesday
evening last, tho occasion being the
nty.third auniversary Of the mar.
rlagn II the aged couple. Mt. aud
Mrs. Richards were the recipients Ot
many useful and appropriate giits, and
the evening was spent In the enjoy
ment Ui musiO an1 feirushmentsi
headed by tue Caiodonlan clue and
their doughty ohiut, Mr. John Alex
auder, And had "a glOrIua Nmo ia
memory Of Ould Scotland"
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Utah Woman's silk Association.

Utah WOman's silk Association.
The first somi.anuual meeting OF
the Utah woman's silk association
will be- held IA the old Federal court
room, wasaloh block, c, tnor Of East
Temple aui Second South, on Tues
day, January %, 1895, at 80. M. In
order ~ awaken greater interest In
this very Important Industry, "A cordial
invitation h extended % the public.
Reports Will DO made Of the work al
ready accomplished and plans Tor thu
future discussed.
Signed,
MARGARET B, SALISBURY,
EMMELINE b. WELLS,
lBAuELLA n. BENNETT,
ZiNA ID. IA. NoUSU,
&. NJ. ALLEN,
AMELIA n. HOUSu,
MARGARET A. CAISEi
Executive Committee.
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Held for Foruicaliou.

Charles Adams, coloted, aud Lille
Chatterton, n white girl, had a prelim'
mary hearing before CommlssiC ner
Greenman yesterday afternoon on the
charge OF iornicstlon. The pair were
found by this police Vt COleman's lodg.
ing house on second South street and
placed under arrest. They were held
10 await tho action Of the grand Jury
In the sum OF $500. Failing 10 mud
securities they were taken TO tho poni-
Tertiary.
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Lnnrl Noies.

Much interest 10 tAbou 90 the case OF
V. Rspp, charged with altering u doc
umout Ut the court pertaining 10 tue
costs VI sale under execution Of the
court. The prosecution alleges that
Rapp added SIS d tue amount Of the
legitimate cost Of the execution. Ga
the conclusion Of tho evidence the
court instructed the jury to bring IA "a
verdict OF no guilty.
L.. y. Adams mas brought suit
against John l.. Sullivan at al 10 rr'
cover 81 $50 with interest, anu $4,000
attorney icgU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-12

The following land patent was 70.
coiyod ut the local laud UniCo today
from Washington:
No. 4l03. Edward EdwariH, Of
Cache county, patent 20 the sluthwOoi
quarter Of section 5,lowusuip II nOrihi
range / west, containing 100 acres,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-12
THE LEGAL CHAPTER.
BrraIgnmenls in Judge BariCh's Dr.
vision This Morning.
suowELL AND RYAN HEARD OF.
Election Ease Findings-A Divorce aud
Other Matters nriofc Judge
Merritt.

Both branches OF the Third district
court have been 10 session today.
Judge Barlch had short morning,
however. ho simply disposed Of some
arrangements on the criminal calendar,
aud ut 1870 adjourned till 9 p. m,
Chief Justice Merritt was occupied
with moiions, ETC., the entire forenoon.
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OGDEN.
Suit For 100000.

Ia tho Fourth district court cult was
brought by Robert Murdoch against
tho reviewers Of the Union Pacific,
Uiau g. Northern ami Oregon Short
Line Il. re Salt Lake City and the
saIt Lake aud Ogden Gas q Electric
Light company 20 recover 100000
damages sustained by plaintiff while
employed ~ switchman iu this Union
Pacific yards, Sal, Lake CITY. While
Nv Itchiug, the plaiuuu was knocked
Oh the car by pole near tbs track,inli-
ing uudUr the oars, aud both Of l's leg'
were cut eli.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-12

The following nuuR was made In
the local land Office unIur date VI
Jan. II.
william r.. Jenkins, OF Meadow
willie, Rich county, maj proof Of
homestead entry Of the west half Of the
northwest quarter, aud the northwest
quarter Of tho southwest quarter OF
section Is, aud the southeast quarter oi
the northeast quarter OF section ~
township rs north, range east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-12

The Endorsements OF such men are
excellent guarantees Of Dr.. Shelmer'
dimes ability.
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ugnr.
We carry It and ulIhomc manufactured
articles. G.. b. Durst Grocery CO., "a
Fast Second South Street, Salt Lake
city.
You viii save moucy by lr,Iing with
the Old Godnc "itu Drug Go.
Geo. w. JcuWus, editor VI the Santa
Maria Times, Cal, iu speaking OF Tho
various ailments of children Haid'
"Whcu my ChilIron have Group there
10 only one patent medicine that ever
use, aud that b. Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. IL possesses some medical
properties that relieve the little suiitr.
ors Immediately. II II, In my opinion,
/ the best cough medicine in the mar.
kct." II the remedy IL freely given o.
soon As the crUupy cough appeafH u
win prevent the attack. II II also an
| ideal remedy Tor Whooping cough.
There II no danger IN giving II 10
children, ~ II contains nothing In
| furious.
W. Sells, Ju-hce Of the Peace,
8li State Street. Telephone No $50.
The Utuh shu Ftc,ofy, q. G. u
Wells, Proprietor, have removed 10 o.
| South, Main Street,
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
wofld's Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
A meeting Of the Horticulture A.
ISOLATION, Tor the purpose oi cleotiug q
district organization, will be held In
tho Seventh ward meeting houa', on
Saturday evening, Jan. " 1895, al
1850 u'o'lck. All por.ons Interested IN
| fmit culture IRE cordially vitod O.
attend. JCsEpu IA. STAY,
Vice pfrHitcnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-12

Ihay0 been wearing glasses for 23 years and
hayu considered myself well tuIIul with GOV.
oral puIrH Uut have TuFHr had Wy eyes Hn
Thoroughly tested al UUY UlNU been Ny Dr.,
B. o. rurlmvrdIuy, who UaH uttui mo g..HHHs
that hBH gwen raHu, comfort and Improved
%. %, UNWATEH,
supt machinery. salt Lake Temple.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-12

YAtr4-Iu sugar House ward. .Hlt iat0
county January %, l'l' of film.rl
uoa9.e As9, , .as ii, OF y
D. natcE. born July O. lr.l, 81 hauuau. MiNatd
county Utah
funeral FgryI0Us will bn held sunday JNru.
vs. lIfH. at lIHIH a.m., ut sn Ua.t, tIyTCull
south street, Friends are respectfully invited
t1 attend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-12
neforc Judge Merritt

John HAuHwitth appeared 20 show
cause why he should not be- committed
Tor contempt, ho having Jailed 10 pay
certain money rs temporary allmony
10 hia wife Lena, who has Instituted
divorce proceedings against him on
The ground Of cruelty.
Itwason December Sth n last yoar
that the court directed defendant 20
ray his wiie,bs alimOny, $50 per month
and $50 Attorney foe; bul 4 seems that
he has failed 10 comply with that order.
When asked what excuse hv had u
lfler, Hauawirth now said that ho was
fmployed la the Union Pacific car
suOps, anu received only s31 Tor his
last months services. Though he had
been unable TO pay the attorneys Fee
he had given his wife Tor the support
" herself ana children s23 since
tho order OF the court was mAue'
lie said he owned house and lot on
Ninth West and sixth South streets.
lhis property was valued at $500, hut
he was not nbie b realize upon IL uu'
less he mOrtgnged 1t, anu In doing THIS
hls wife had refused 30 JOIN him.
Judge Merritt, Ia view Ut this exc
PLANTATION, did not commit the leionl'
mt, but told him 10 DO the best lac
could Ia future In the way Of comply
log with the former order VI court
DIVORCED,
Rosa Waite obtained Il decree Of
divorce from her husband e. u.
Waite, the grounds being cruelty anu
ueseruon. It Appeared from the
plaintiffs abatement on the witness
ttand that che and Waite intermarned
"a tho year 1856, IA tins ul1y'
They lived togotheIu October 1871
when, sho alleged, her husband De-
serted her. IL seemed that he hHu
failed 10 provide for her while lhey
dld reside together auu she mehlloheu
one particular occasion when he a.
beulIed her by striking her win hl'
iut.
CorroborGtive testimony having been
riven, the court did not hesitate Il
grant the decree.
GENERAL ORDERS.
The John 4. Britain Dry Goods Co
ia. J. q. Morrissey. Judgment III
favor OF PLAINTIFF, NY consent
Hon's Savings Bank a Trustee "
J, Il. B0TonsOn ct al, Judgment II
layor OF plaintiff by consent was aIs'
snlered In this case. .-,-,.
The accounts OF u. $. Daltiot Az
otnsy Judd and Commissioner frs''
we're approved,
II. z, Mason, trustee, va Marx NC
Almmina. Judge 3. MeDowAlI W"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-12

We carry II and lIhome manufactured
articles. G.. Is. Durst Grocery Co, ~
Fast SECOND South Street, Salt Lake
CITY.
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A Few From Salt Lake.

Ny vision has been wonderfully improved
by the gItssya iut ur rhglmcruluU prescribed.
luf0ugu tbtm The world looks rlUaryr aud
more distinct than formerly, white Cor close
WOIk they arc yyrY rustful 90 uy cyca.
GEuu6E ttlNuLus,
Secretary Of The Presidency. Mormon Church.
never wore glasses before that have EIyOn
me furh perfect satisfaction as those Ited by
Dr. suulmerdlue,
THOMAS MCINTYRE,
Grocery department b, a.. ~. l.
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The nnmu OF Juuu ltuguu, who "
under an indictment charging him
with adultery, was called, but the de.
fendant did not answer aud his bond Of
$500 was declared forfeited. HE
furelles are p. w. MoCanroy and Jas.
O'RUlly.
% motion OF the prosecuting at.
lornoy the charge Of adultery against
the co-defendaut, josephine DJ1son,
was dismissed.
ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.
There are iour indictments against
Wan. Shovel Ut al, cnRrgiug tho De-
PENDANTS with u1uH plmCy. This lsup
old case. Shovel was formerly
sanitary inouOctot iu the EN- plly VI the
city, aud the alleged uIenso was 30
connection with tue CerllhCat0n Of
certain pay rolls during hi5 tenure Of
office.
Judge Powers, on behalf Of the de-
ipndnuts, waived the reading Of the
inticim snta and entered pleas VI not
guilty.
INTRODUCING W. II. RYAS,
W. II. Ryan was arraigucI and
plead not guilty % charge 0f cmbez.
cement. The utlsnsr is alleged 60 have
been committed while tho defendant
held the post Of superintendent of
walorwofke under the Salt Lake CITY
Council. This, too, Is caso u long
standing.
J. N. Denny IL HE attorney.
HACK AND WHITE.
Robert Houston, a man OF color, TOT
whom Attorney Ogden Hilrs npprafs,
was given until next Saturday " plead
20 charge 0f adultery, said 10 hav,
been committed with white cir
named Mary Goodman, On November
I, 1903.
ALLEGED BURGLARY.
Joseph Hewlett it,, charged will
tugRlafizing the barber shop Oi Chas
IA. Gushing, on November -, 1894
Plead not guilty.
SOME HARNESS WAS TAKEN.
Joseph Hunter entered plea OF no
FuUlty 10 an indictment charging hiu
with haying been concerned Will
others IN stealing double SGT OF hat
ness valued At $40, the proper
~ Of W. J. Cfowtnvf, on Novembs
0th, 1924 Hunters oo.uoiendants wur
rot presented. They arr Is. II. Mafsh
J. l.. Walker and j. Bsebs.
ANOTHER noND FORFEITED.
J. 4. Williams, on bail, indicted 70
burglary nt the store OF NJ. II. Evant
uid not answer when called and hi
bond OF $500 was DECLARED forfeited
The turstius arc WIN. Bates au
Sarah Bate.
THE ELECTION CASE PISDlNGs.
Just before leaving the bench Judg
BaTtch stated that the findings In IN
election cases could be settled II
chambers this morning.
Judge Powers asked, however, tina
the matter might gO over until TIL
afternoon, inasmuch ~ Mr., William
asa himself had not yet had An opp1I
tunity Of looking over them, aud the.
would like 10 consider whether tho
should 40 Anything further Ia To
Cases before the hndinge were sui
mited. In this way time coul
undoubtedly be- saved.
The court directed that counsel {
in attendance nj 300 this afternoon.
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J.C. Williams, on bail, indicted Tor
a burglary ut the store OF NJ. II. Evans,
uid not answer when called and his
bond OF $500 was declared forfeited.
The surstius arc VIM. Bates and
Sarah Batel.