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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24
WITH THE POLICE.
A Boy Who Like Dog Tray Got Into
Had Compauy-A Night Hawking
stockton iOulh-Oihcr offenders.

In tho Police court today there was
a luli IN things criminal.
John MAophie managed 10 lunoconlly
got himself into trouble Tuesday even
Ing. According 10 .he evidence lot the
dc ense John took an evening stroll and
foil into bad company. A gang Of
ho0dlums were out Tor time making
matters lively Tor the residents around
Seventh South aud West Temple stteo.f,
and especially thAt VI Mr.. AC1Uk, d
store keeper, which seems 10 have been
the nightly program for the last two
months. This night MI AC ok was
"loaded for bear" anu b0yr, aud on
the further demonstrations OF the Ju.
voniles rushed out anu promptly
caught tbs wrong boy, young Macphiu,
who got { II with a big scare. The case
was uiHmls'e ed,
Pauline Slater, Lu Rsillcy ami Ma
mic Les, members Of tue domi-m0nue,
each lott $500, which was declared
forfeited ON account Of n.appenTAuCe.
J. II. Davis anu Frauk Cook on u
charge OF petit lOrceny were held
until 2:3O tomorrow afternoon.
James Smith, a youth from Stock.
ton, sIU1u up 10 the charge OF vagTanoy.
The police says James has "A liking fut
tho dark side OF city life aud "night
hawking" In general. lilo nightly
hangs around salJOus, gambling nails
aud other places deirim -ulal 10 tue
morals OF young man. it's case was
also continued until tomorrow 10 en-.
able him 10 once more get homo 10 his
mother
Robert Gardiner who was fined s.
and 5000 costs Tor cruelty To
animals last July was brought before
tho court aud mad his CASE deferred
until Saturday ut 3 O'Clock.
Charles DlckrTs0u, Ut Murray, for
selling meet without license also had
hi- cast continued until tomorrow.
Roy May ne, assault anu battery on
the person u one John ID. Shahor, at
the Interpolation OF Councilman o..
Nusra hal bio case 8sl fIr hearing At
10 O'Clock on Saturday.
,s James Reid was arrested this morn.
ing by Oricur Talbot with twenty
yatis0i hose pipe 10 his possession. lie
Willie enabled 20 give iull particulars
n tho Transaction % irr tho proper
authority tomorrow 4uuiug,
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SYMPATHY EXPR ESSED.
i WorkInsmn'S H.slIn5 H,ld 10 Salt
Like To-day.
Speeches and Resolutions of ~ uipath ,
tor tho atrikers ~
nrooktsu,

At the meeting called Tor the work.
ingingmou IA the Walker pavilion this
lf.sruoon fIr tue purpose OF hearing
the report OF the committee ami VI die.
gushing tho labor question a small
audience Was present The meeting
was called TO order shortly btflo 1884
aud y. b. Dresser was chosen 10 pre-.
side.
The committee appointed 10 lay the
sewer matter before the CITY Council
reported that the matter was presented
10 the Council On Tuesday evening
aud referred 20 the sewer committee,
which Will hear from tue working
mems committee tonight.
The report was accepted nui MI.
Horne was appointed 10 take tue place
OF Warren Foster 0u the committee, the
latter fesiguing Tor the reason that he
WAS n comparative stranger.
a resolution was thea intt0Iucot
sympathiziug with the Brooklyn sttik.
efs, and JUhu dtubbH took llu stand Ia
favor Of the resolution.
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AMUSEMENTS.

THE brownies In real, live form
iaucod, sang aud dsporled themselves
asoHly brownies can on tho boards of
the salt Lake TheAtsr last night.
There was handsome audience pres.
cut, nnd auo that laughed AMI applaud
cd In the most unbouuled way over
tho M rTy entertainment provided.
Tine familiar pictures, ha rlhn aud
baIf hobg0blln, but altogether uhildish,
asrr 40 often Ia holiday lore were
faithfully TeallzeI, ana when the
whole group was on the stage together,
tho effect was most amusing anu
INV number 4 clever children
ths merry little troupe contains, an !
ono nndaub.ed infant phenomenon IN
UtIs Mics Eckis, whose singing aud
recitation stgmu nor az possessing o..
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CITY ORDINANCE.

A n ORDINANCE CREATING LAMP ms.
n UItt no b, OF hult ] axe CIV, uuu repeal.
lng A. ordnance passed hy me City Council, Of
SAT- Lake tItY, January tu1 lHH.
sfDrluN 10 % ordained uy thO city COM
uil of RAFT lutu city, Territory OF Utah that
au ordinance vatnUHHhIuE Lamp District so.
January .ud 1870, DO and Che came r. hereby
repealed, and Lamp District Ma o. hereby
cryatcl,and tue 1ouuiarua thereof are hereby
designated as follows, 20 Wit.
beginning 40 tho northwest corner uf lot e,
NIuUk Il., plat A thence yHHt along the south
sidu of LIguth North street Co tho northeast
south to tho south eide 81 rtrUrth Nuftu
streets thence uHHt 60 Che uurihUH.. corner Of
BLOCK o.. plnt A, thence south tu tru south
tho west eide ut Wall street go Che southeast
corner OF ulors 20. plat D. thence wcHt tn 'hr
wcat llur ot uak Hirrrti thence s0uthehftcrly
east 'uunyr OF block 10 plat d. thence
south TO the north limo Of UlurU d
plat D. produced thence cast 90 the
northwest corner 90 block 0, piHt hl thence
HUuth 400 feet. tuUuuU sUutHynstgf'y along Ono
boundary lluu between ulHtH D. HId Is 20 Che
wet boundary uf Myat Canon street. tiuuyU
Ulst along tho south boundary uf tu street Gu
tlH northeast corner ui hIHcA Z. plat J. thence
north tu che uuriuWvHt corner of block On. uIht
90 thUuru east 60 Sue northwest corner Of
block go, plato, thence uuTsu Co tur uur.Uwrst
northwest corner ui U'UUk %, pat %. thence
north 60 ihu uurlNMUHl conner uf block 10. plat
"a, plat % thence south tu lhu northeast cor.
Nor ui block %, plat %, huuru east Co the
northeast corner ut block 20, plat e. tuouuO
Huuth a. thp northeast corner Uf BLOCK d rIHt
Co. thence uaft Go thu west limo OF tuy fort
Douglas military reservation, thence south
along tho WcHt limo OF thC Fort Douglas mill.
thry reservation So tho northeast corner OF lot
o. block ., plal thence Wrfl Go thu cDHtur
OF block 30 plat thence south 90 lHr Uputur
OF block 10, Ilb O. o. uuuu west Go tuu DuuIUr
OF block o., pat lii thence f1IlH Go the north
|.H o.. Cd
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STAKE CONFERENCES.

Members Of the First Presidency
anu Council Of the Apostles are eH-
pecIrd 10 be- In atIendanoe at tho next
ensuing stake Quarterly Conference
% fJllows'
Cache sake, sunday and Monday,
January .7,h aud 2sth-Ellcrs Mosos
Thatcher, NJ. W, Merrill aud Abraham
II. Cannon.
Juab stake, Saturday and sunday
January 2G,h ANA 27gh 80 Precedent
Joseph +. Smith.
Tooele STAKE, Sunday ana Monday
January 27th aud 2s,h.-Eliers Bog
ham Young and Francis NJ. Lyman
Wasa,oh stake, SuufIsy aud sun
day, January 26.h aud 9Th Eli"ts
John Henry Bmlti and John W.
Taylor.
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traordinary talents, Tlst child viii,
without o douUi, bpl heard from in
future years. The utuaf l,tt!s ones sTr
almost too numerous Z n mention but
those who most pleased Ffrf Mic
l1ckis were Master Hyams, ~ q very
funny sailor young Dick Oglesby pc
the haudsomo uriuUp, Master Fabian
NJ the dude, Frank Y uug ua Uuu.t
sam anu Del Claws0u az the emma
man. Mt Careless conducted the vrrl
pretty musical selections, and M,
whole was under the direction of hlis
Jennie Long. The Same entertain.
mont will DO given tonight aud satuf.
day afternoon.
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The Octogenarian.

A few friends gathered At the home
Of Brother Homer Duncau Ia tho
Eleventh ward TO celebrate the arrival
OF his sighlleth birthday. The time
was spent la Inversation, speeches,
music, s0ngs aud refreshments. PTesi'
dent IHepn h. Taylor was chairman
for the occasion, and speeches were
made by Bishop Morris, President A.
NJ. Cannon, Is. III. RJbsrIsi II. Is,
rripp, Brothers Grfliu, Felt anu
several Of the sisters. Brother Duncan,
who n somewhat OF n connecting lux
between the early history Of tue
Church and the present, gave some
very interesting remlulcences Of bis
conversion, gathering, missionary
LAHORE, anu experiences IN Miss uri,
where he visited the Prophet nud the
brethren (whose names ha meutionec)
when confined ia Liberty NJ. Thesc
UTeieTun, which includes or Tevefed
President, Brother Woodruff, are NIL
approaching the threshold OF the other
SIDE, anu tue Incidents IN which they
figured are even now more OF lose
mythical 10 their descendants II II TO
be desired, however, that mucn OF this
will be rnshrned In type, Gui that
some ono Ia "a future limo may
winnow, AMI select that which should
remain. Undisgulse1 reverence asks
that these links Ia the chain Oi his.
t0rlc ass Citations may live long aud
tus,iiy OF "thst which they know aud
verify believe" ueing strengthened by
the blessing Of our Father until "saiis.
led with life"
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THE MAC DUFF SPRING.
One Of the Owner, says No Part Of Il
Belongs To the Beck Company.

kditor Dessrst AcigG
The Somi.w,ekIy DISCREET NEWS
Of Dec. 20 informs me that a company
has been incorporated to bs known ~
tue "Bsck's Hos Springs company"
the object being 10 construct health
and pleasure resort, 10 which etd
hotels anu sAnilarumH viii Do erected,
Among the claims made by the Huove
com any Is uut. hAltiutrTest IN RtpTiI x
snuwn As tho Mao Dun c0iuwUttr
sprlug,
/ beg leave 10 ask the incorpofAt0rs (
the BUyK'H Hot springs company by
what means ghty became the OWnUrr
Of Ors halt the -sur " the abOye.nnmt d
B0ring, anu ny what right they oder 30
ffssle rs par, ( ,4u stock OF the COM
pEuy2
Tue spring In question belongs 10 the
heiTs ui the lutu Malcolm MaCDuu,
Decreased, Of whom / am tue eldest
con, and no Their pvfs % ~ psuUus own
enc hall or any other portion 90 tue
spring. joins MAC DUFF
la Hampden Grove, PagrIorOlt, MU-
chester England.
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The Jingling Sleigh Bell.

The jingling Of tue merry sleigh bell
saluIod the public car TO-DAY with q
frequency ami resonance that has had
no precedent during tho present
winter. Cutters OF all kinds, siuE.e
and double, big sloighB anu little
sleighs were out IN numbers that do.
He'd mathematical calculation and 10
the steppiug VI tue thoroughbred lau
mustang alike, tho music u the bu,l-
rang out through tho air that was tilisd
with large ioatuety lakes Of constant y
falling snow whicn but for the warm
rays Of "OiI Sol" would have been nj
thlf time close on 10 foot deep IN this
valley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24

Mr.. }. Is. Fowler, secretary and
treasurer Of the C0rnuu MN, Canal
ami Stock Co., OF Coriuuc, Utah, in
speaking of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy ssys; 81 consider It the best
Zoo the market. have used many
kinds but find Chamberlain most
prompt and eluOlual Boz giving relief,
and now keep mo- other boa my home. i"
When troubled with u cough OF cold
give this remedy % trial an 3 we assure
you that you will be more than pleased
with the result.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24
Foreclosure Proceedings.

James wrathall brought a fore.
closure suit ia the Third district court
today 10 recover from Paul Droubay
anu Harriet r.. Dfoutay on three
ptom.ssory notcs, amounting 10 the
whole 10 $1,000, with Interest at ten
per cent per nnuum, the same bolug
secured by mortgage, recorded iu the
records VI TO0elo county on May ~,
1892.
lac Grand Young 10 the plaintiffs nj.
tOrnUy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24
A DEMURRER lNTgRpOSEU


There was quite an array N legal
talent within tie sauctum Of Commits o.
sioner McNally when the case &
Gusaie Blake. Foolo aud her seven co...
defendants was called up at O'Clock
this afternoon. The charges preferred
aghinst the principal atu keeping o
huuse Of illteuuiu on Commercial
street AMI selling liquor without o.
license.
Tue gif's a.c accused Of ros5r,iug Go
the premises ln question iJr immoral
purposes.
rnc prosecution ls being conduc'c.
by Ferguson q Cannon, aud the def u.
uauts are represented by Attorney
Sam Lewis, Fred T.. MUGurrIu, 81, NJ,
Warner, anu John Lu Taylor
Counsel Tor tho. duicn1huiu withdrew
their iOfmer plea VI no, guiity nud iu.
tUtp0sod "a demurrer, on the gruuuu
90 the Nurutury, in tho mamie of
which the proceedings have been lnsli.
tutrd mad no luuFllcuOu, that the
uieusc, " committed NJ all, was under
thu exclusive jurisdiction Of the city.
The demurrer was under Argument
whcu the NEWS went 60 pres.
There are tuToo other "Iudirs" a. DE-
fcnIants in "a similar case; tut their
hearing was continued until tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24
Land Office.

The following hlings were made In
the local laud office under date Of
Jan, "a:
William Ashcroft, of Emery county,
homestead entry # the northwest
quarter Of tho northeast quarter the
northeast quarter ,i the norlhWrr.
quarter, anu lots 1 aud ., section al,
township ~ south, range s cast
Adam SAndberg, OF Cacho county,
fiual proc OF h mestead entry ,i Tote
and ., section 80, township 10 north,
range ! west,
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entered into between the uarllcs in
Nay, 1893, on the ground rf alleged
E Else representations on the part OF Inc
defendants. The case was tiled %. re
the court Without jury and resulted
In Judgment flr the q. f,ndanta. Tine
present appeal o. f om ibo Judgment
and oriet overriding the motion fra
new trial.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
M1LLl-. .-aLr IIIshe.t MeIal and nLrLoma.

Mrs. ". j. Fuho'ry, Lr Roy, y. y,
ssyt! "Havo tried my cough currg.
Pgrks' Cough Syrup ~ the only one
that helps me. / know 70 10 the best
Cough remedy" For sale by f. j..
Hul s. Co., uud NulIcn Juuaou Drug
fU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24
Tomorrow Night

The much.Islkod-ot Carnival 10 be
given iu the Twentieth ward assembly
rooms will take place tomorrow, FHdny
evening, January 18th, At 5 pm. The
attractions are many anu novel, aud a
good time 10 assured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24
Another Admission.

In the sup,omo Court this afternoon,
Vernon II. Andrews, OF the Supreme
court Of ohio, was admitted O. prac.
iIce, on motion Of Attorney John T..
BuglUy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-24
Fremont school.

Following IL the pr, gram Of Fremont
Day eXefciscs In tue Fremont school
Of this city, seventh nuI eighth gtauts,
on Friday, January 20, commencing Ht
. I,mt
Music, Instrumental. "llungarian Galop"
s.HHs.a .assssH.H.. ftN.IN parton
John q. Fremont paper. sssssssahuurFu badger
Legend " NFrEyUEt recitation ..s..... susie lluII
song, "kurkUl On tuU cradle OF Doe uCgu."
ssssssass o Utfl IlHIinuuu
Reading from society paper, Fremont Htar,
sFss HssssHa4ssas ltN writer's
HtCitauout ''luC uuIliEa WIZ Get YOU"
.... rrrHfHts ssssss. ..... luA EuulUNUrlu
Encore. "a -HHlul IUlruUr'H luHIa"
Music lnHNulntullIsaa ssssss Flit uunE
"fHthuudurs. uAuyr...s...... .... Manic swan
ruur in Old NuIrIH. sss,ss,.b uatrlUu tT.smuu
Fremont star" rU lied.
souE, "uId kentucky lumv' .,,,,.,., tbaa. smith
hIAHH NfNINN.l assss. ssss hAHfI htNtN
MusiU. instrumental. "HUyuru," lCibauu..a
s.ssa ssasHatHHas sHHt.HHHf ssssss tIun NliHHH
Encore, "liHuuIU sweet liyHHlr.'
Recitation, "AlllkluE lIWU. a.........l Lyle Young
LuUUru, "Muuvy NuHk.'
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CONNER CIAL.

SALT LAKE CLEANING HOUSE,.
TOdAy'F clearing house exchanges
amounted Co sl59,7l5. same day last
year. ilssi.ii.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
New Yorkshire, 50l; lead, s3.O2l.
LOndOn,-5ilyer ~ d.
ORE And nuLLiON.
Wells, Fargo a 90. received today.
Penn, bullion, $3.50.
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NOTICE Io ooNTRAcTORs.

ONCE OF tue hoard of Public Works. room 800
CITY Hall, salt laau city Juu,
January ~, 1890.
AtEAIEu PROPOSALS WILL 1907 RE-.
- ruycd 40 ln|a onlcu until ~ O'Clock noon
III saturday, February 70 400, Tor gnu.runtu.
about J. 500 linear feet Of rIghtm inch pUH aUWur
nIons thy north dido of Iust south Street. be-.
twten rtU Auu iltb Hast streets. Tho TIsut be-
reserved 90 reject any and alI proposals.. tor
apcClucaulns and Nl information apply Co
onIDg uf Dlty Engineer. room .Ut tIN llal.
luAUu or uULIu MuNh~,
b as. puHlMus, Chairman.
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Trluusrf FIfd u Uf Ur' NJ me- County re-.
cordsr af SAT- iI.. n.UH'V fr'u . p.n
Tlomas Robinson O. uN 90 james a.
Miner, part l0f To-, n.0us 30, plat n,
clty..-,g... ....... ...,. .....-S 95OJ 90
Amua o. Fielding tt uA il Thomas
%, plat a, o0Iy...... ..,...... 80. 1900 0J
james q. sogther Ig carrie M'
s1uthOr, lotto and DO, block A.,
Jordan Plat ....... .......,....,,. 1900 0l
Marion +. JUalIu yt al 90 George N,
Scott part lot o, block 0J, plat a,
city .. tsssssstssar HttsH't ,'t''..f.H.. Ol
salt Lake city corporation ~ Mrs,
b.. 10, MaLruold, lots NJ ana d.,
ulOcE O., North Boulevard .....-.... 90
Charles j, brain ot ur No 10. ID. FOL.
som, pans l0t D, 300 block Is, piag
dt Guy ...r. s.s.ssf .af.sH ''sssis..sgs W
r.. schwaTtE 90 fred lluatu, part lots,
block 2..fiyo Acre A, zig field
eurNeHssssss ssssssttsf st '''''s's''''''ss 10 W
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26
AVARIGIOUS.

The old with grave the cushion
suddenly aroused himself from his reverie.
Il suppose he observed you would like
when die, and keep ashes always with your
The beautiful who had
salesman in order to bless his declining years with her love
and laid her damask cheek upon his bald spot
why speak Of it?' she whispered
Oh only thorght expecting all DUST he replied
And when he laughed hoarsy she renaf Herself with
faction that he aging rapidly and that
longer. ..f.- .r..l rL@ al
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26
THE COURIER

present republican DONE crime
men Nebraska long demanded the retirement Of this
Seeey and the republican party and the republican senate
oerating his presence among attaches OF the
branch Of the legislature making grave that both
be called upon for Two ego Se who has
possessed mysterious hold Tom Majors was the lat
private secretary during Legislature despite
the protest of the people The Office irregular and See
did appear the roll neither did he receive,
directly, from the But there doubt
he drew the state nevertheless 1t known that
era drew urreptous by having 81 the regular
employees draw double then "whack having
tous placed the roll Seey probably worked this
Nobody supposes that Lieutenant Majors
him of his pocket Majors that OF
thing At the Of the Seeey
nounced that the could
and he said he would be employed In collision with Clerk Barber
and others he made desperate effort be made bookkeeper
position that would give him the bsand Seeeys
keep bills cooy took posses
sion Of the used the
required disoge him. r. Moore assuming
lieutenant governor appoint Seeey
entered into s Of with Senator Caldwell
OF Hall county whereby he the clerks the
mee enrolled and blls but his
appear the pay roll Seeley had the efrontery 10
have keys made for the of the committee enrolled
engossed bills giving him bills
offices and in the capitol
keys and it said that he nearly
The the committee accept Seeeys
and Immediately had lock the door Of the
Thursday morning Seeley has
been denied admission this but he has continued hang
around the outside but the
assumption he orders employees around he presiding
officer He has connection of Sort but nobody
know exactly what s Senator Caldwell whose proege Seeey
who Seeey running
other the state could probably tell all about his conn
ued presence the The presumption Seeey
paid representative Of interest that maintaining lobby
this and that he expected special
yards that he In event he should be
removed from the senate, bodily other
Moore should insist
on his immediate dislodgement -.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26
AMPLE CONVERSATION.

will kindly take off ha? said the gentleman behind
the girl with the mammoth headgear Il won't 81 50 worth
Of the show il you don't"
NO. SIR, replied the girl amiaby she
smiled serenity him You be deprived OF show worth
slo but please to remember permitted to hat
S35"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26
POINTS IN POLITICS.

u M deal has been made looking to the
Lieutenant Governor E. Moore governor year
and the nomination j. Calhoun Fremont
OF auditor of public accepaby filled by Eugene
Moore. 1t has Moore the
lieutenant ambitious and the
aiming at the govenorshp will surprise persons Mr.
McKesson dmnutive politician with ambition boundess
it absurd and that commands
admiration those disguised by
years McKesson the house
where according statements
and he makes enough deude people
with the idea that he is person Importance The
that there isn't bigger nonenty in the Legislature than this
McKesson who pretens Lancaster county 1t
bad he left the quiet Of his neglected farm he might
made passabe ter of the SOIL would be
he dismal and sckenng failure and the other members
the legislature who have ceence McKon
that he McKessn in this county hereby warned
largely up wind
1t will be very chilly day when McKesson
auditor.
begins very though fight the republican
nomination for clerk Of the district would
Charley Waite Sam provided gets
what he wants in the Fourth ward where complications
exist at the present time.
Fred Beckman who will be candidate coun
ty commissioner this is liable lively
opposition.
longer any that Maxwell Fremont
shake his anteduvan self forth
and attempt contest the election T. Norva judge
supreme In fact it openly asserted that plans
ready partially maured whereby the venerable affection ycept
Maxwell is be fusion nomination. 1t argued that
fusion having been proved be the
democrats and popus will again together for the
ftng the aged demagogue the people Maxwell has served
and has already achieved such distinction public
that the people generally disposed insist the
judges remaining in the quiet and oscuy which his peculiar
official has earned for him. Maxwell likely
the bench where he for long time durbe of the public
and in descending joy to the people the state Judge
Norva has satisfaction during his first and there
suppose that he will not be nominated and
elected
T. c. Munger rejecting credit upon Lancaster county the
lower house of the legislature He regarded of the
able and efficient members OF that body and all probability Mr.
the OF the he hasn't able
much his salary will have erected reputation that while
bring him immediate wealth. will of satisfaction
spring and he of the
and reflects on his brief a statesman.
Elias Baker populs will undoubtedly be for
Of the district court
OF all the denominations that hinder the progress the republican
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

OF all the denominations that hinder the progress the republican
party this state Walt Seeey conceded to be the Seeey
stands for all that and base in politics. and his exploits
dsgracefu
the halls the party council chamber degradation
admit him inner privilege power
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

begins look much though the fight for the republican
clerk Of the district would
Charley Waite and Sam provided gets
Fourth ward where complications
exist at the present time.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

Beckman who will be candidate
y this liable lively
opposition.