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interstate business or foreign trade.
Tile United States government has in
spcctcss whose powers are absolute.
They are cons.an It's on duty and do not
hesitate to condemn any animal offered
Tor sale that Is not in n condition iof
human food. There IS no appeal from
their judgment and they viii enter q
pen, take possession OF diseased ami
NAL and kill Il without comment, and will
laugh at YOU " objection Is made. All
export stock Is marked and pork product
Is stamped with the United States gov
eminent seals. II Is this inspc lion that
has opened the markets OF Europe to us,
aud were Il not for the much abused
s,ockyafds and the packers, this would
not be possible. The same inspection
that gives the foreign markets also gives
us protection at home from diseased
meat. II Is sinyy.c matter to market
nowadays, and no grower in this section
need fear 10 undertake TO ship aud mar.
kct his own stock. Not few Of
our fanchmcn have sacrificed their
product here at home Tor fear oi the mar.
kcis and that some one would rob the M.
II Is an easy matter The best way Is to
consign ones stock TO the firm that is
expected to sell Il. ask the railway agents
alone, the line Tor Information required
and take good care Of the stock. 4 That Is
all Il amounts TO. When the shipment Is
sold, take the proceeds In a drait payable
to order, aud do not carry much money
in cash. That Is all Il amounts TO. and
and there Is not a man In III Territory
who Is no, fully able to mlrket his own
stock and get the ull value OF Il rather
than pay some man a margin or bonus
to 80 Il for him, or to sell to a speculator
who surely docs not buy 10 always lose,
The capital Of the Un IN Stock Yards
ut Chicago Is i7sooo,ooo. The capacity
Is 5000 cattle, 200 100 hogs, 3o,ooo
sheep, 'nd 5000 horses.
There are i75 lee stock commission
firms there. who loan millions Of dollas
90 the stock men 10 help them carry on
their business, as well rs lell live stock
at the yards. In add sion 10 the packing
houses NJ the stock yards there are about
sixty huls around Chicago that buy IN
the market The total number OF buye .
In the yards is 2o8 representing almost
rs many firms. The company owns
$50 miles OF lis own railway tracks,
aud iis water sup.iy which Il owns Is
600, 900 galloni pea day from artesiin
wells. The total annual receipts now
average 5000 900 hr.s. 3.joo,ooo cattle,
]. 10000 sheep and 100, 600 horses
This will give you a fair idea Of one Of
your glorious American institutions run
by Americans whose pluck aud ability
will ever keep Our country the best Of
lll,
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Noies


Mrp. Charlotte Psek, Of SIT Lake
CITY, cisd al the homeo MT. IL. Nd.
Peck, al 10 O'Clock 5inuey morning,
Of congestion Of the lung" She was on
a visit TO her sister, ME- r. n. fsck,
when she was tasrn III Inc ut.
ceased was O. ytar Of agoi latge
number Of relatives were sun moned %
her beuside before sue dled. The re-
maine were taken TO SAT- Lske City
for intsrmont this afternoon. Funeral
will take place tomorrow.
Alta mass meeting q citizens OF
Uisn county, held here Saturday, Et-
wrrj Partridge was elected delegate
10 represent the county IN thu irriyh-
tion congress to b. held In Albuqsiquo
commencing on the 2lsi last.
Elder Sterling Cotton, Of Uintah
county, who wa called nome frcm y
mission 10 tho wesufn siates on oc-
count 81 the Hines Of ais wifs. leaves
Tor his field Of laytr tomorrow morning,
Mns. Colon having iec9Vuftd.
Tomorrow the Roy uhlicsn nominal.
Ing convention TOT tie Sontlh |u.
dloIai district, opnsDung o. Utah,
Wasatch anu UIntsh counties, meets
IN the opera house.
Mrs. John 3. Ro.lo and her mother,
Mre. Martha Fem, returned this
morning from a siK wssk1' visli 10
relstive. In Blaine county, Ilnho.
Mrs. Benton Canon. OF Grand juno.
lion, VINO has been whiting the family
Of Colouol Bsflov, returned to the
fssch city yesterday.
I.aso Fox, aged IS, and Lucy Hsri.
10y, aged ~. both VI Lehi, have re-
ccivod n marriage license.
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NNAAAN " FANk IAANs
Mary Il ward, plainua.
Patrick }. Ward defendant
The People Of tho Territory Of Utah ,ena
greeting 10 Patrick J. ward. defendant
UoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
Il pear an an action brought against you BY
the above named plainun IN tho DistIlct Court
OF the Third judicial Datrict OF The Territory
OF utah, and 10 answar the complaint Med
therein within tan days exclusive Of the day
Of teryieel atter. tho service on you OF this sum.
served out OF this county, hut In this district,
within twenty days. otherwise within fOity
dAyt-or judgment by default will DO taken
AgAinst you, according 10 the prayer OF said
Irhs said action Ia brought to have 4 decree
OF this court ditsolsing the bonds OF matri.
mohy aud contract Of marriage existing be-.
tween plaintiff aud defendants and awarding
To plAlnut the custody OF tho minor child,
Joseph, Issue o. sad marrisgei above felief
prayed on the following grounds, 10 wit. That
on OF about the year 1891, tho defendant, di,re.
Ehfding his marriage vow, wilfuiiy and with.
out cause deserted and abandoned ilAintin,
aud has ever SINCE continued 20 10 desert aud
abandon her, against her wall and without nor
consent And that since said abandonment. de-
iendAnt has Contributed nothing whatever 10
We support OF the plainun or their infant
And you are hereby notified that Il you fail
10 appear and answer tho said complaint az
above required, the said plaintin NIL apply
10 The court for the relief demanded therein.
witness, tho Hon Samuel a. Merritt, Judge
and the soAl Of tho distinct ,cOuTt OF
the Third judicial District, IN aud for
lhEALl the Territory OF Utah, THIS Twenty
second DAY of illy, 10 the year OF our
lord one thousand eight handed and
DAVID O. DUNBAR.
Clerk.
Deputy Ozark.
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PROVO.
First District Court.

flfst UistIlct tOufl.
The sop,ssab,r term OF the Fire,
district court was opened this morning,
Judge King prc,ldipg.
The following grand Jurors were
empAnelei with Joseph A. Thoma. a.
ioiom IN, alter being ,Kamiued IA u
their statutory qualifications by AZ.
slstant District Attorney Thurman:
Claud Wheeler. Silver Cty, J0seph
Ovid, American FORK; HrDsr burton,
Nsphy IL. T.. Johnson, Fountain
Green; Joseph A. Justtscn, spriug
CITY; A. A. Bfim, Center, Jsmes
GoodalI, Santaquin; Isaiah Halliday,
Ssntsquip; Luxe Cook, Provo; Joe. A.
Tiffany, Provo; jos. A. Thomas,
Lshl; w. IA. Page, Goshen;
JACOB Snyder, Provo; George Hayes,
Eureka; Edwin Lee. Bpringville;
Henry Jensen Of May field was ex.
oused on account OF being poslmaslef
Ia his town.
Christian Petersen, OF Fsirvlew, was
excused, rs he Ia city MARSHAL Of his
town.
J. 4. Ostier, OF Nephi, wns excused
for personal business reasons.
Judge King Ia instruoting the Jury
Impressed upon them the necessity OF
fAirly nnd impartially ouforcing oil
laws anu statutes In force In the Terri
tory, and not tall 10 iauict Tor the
reason that they might not think II
was policy 60 enforce certain laws or
statutes. All vio!Atofs OF the lsw
should be indicted, regardless Of the
personal opin.ouA OF tue intOTs. He
specially referred 10 thH Pelican Point
homicide laud stated that II Arytvi-
denco was presented vhloh would
warrant an indictment, one should be
returned. They were to permit no
one, not even the district ttt,tnty 10
remain IN thu jury room whilv tnoy
were Determining suy case that
might be- brought before them.
PETIT JsRoRs.
Tho following ip.tit jurors were en-.
paneled tor the tsru'
Ffsnk AleKandeI, Provo; Peter OIL.
lispie, hsmmoth, JOnn H.yes, Mam,
moth; J. q. York, Prove; Thos Bpet.
Icy, Provo; lhor. Bees oy IT,, Prsvo;
j. II. Barnett, Payson;J TN n, Strong,
Provo; J. Is, Dsl .on, Provo; ihos. =.
Beck, Eureka; Geo. CusnngaAm,
American fork; J. i. Buughurst,
SprIngviller Nephi straw, tprlngville;
Jantn Gallery, Sprlngvillc, w. + Wis.
o mt. Springville; q, y. HAotett,
Alpine. john Karen, Lehi; Ma q T.,
Mads.u. Lake View; David T.. SaT-
geni. Payson; VIZ. Southwiek, Lea;
Joseph Ffausen, Levan; Jon1 w.
Rse,t, Wales; FEED AudyrsoD, Maaii;
q. n. Lunu. Mt, Pleasant; Aihed
Billings, Jensen; A. Il. Jones, Ca, lie
] Dtle; Mel N. Stewart, Meadow.
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ASSESSMENT Notice.

NOTICE ~ sEpKtr GIVEN. THAT >
~ amouling oil the a fCutofa OF re taiifdr.
MA Noid hiniaz Company, held nj .ae odIoe n
lhe tompanY M ait i4aAs CitY Utah, N tnr
lsth Jay 90 august, 1876. An a1ses ueut ~ 9nt
ucl cent per share WI levied on tho otrift
stock OF tie @ofroration. piyAslo IA sfatv lsts
ron 'nia IA "a the secfrt4rv, Vt Room Ii
o!iogra li0ck. 10 Givcst -Ccgnd sou'h sttfet
nllt Lake tiW, Any lck upon Nhicu this
Ifrmtlt ma feniAts unpa 4 on 1.th dar III
ogiohcr, ~, viii be ueiiuquc hnl Wi \.
advertised for sale NJ pablo auction .nirts
payment u male -forr aaG Will be sole an fas
llih Jay Of Novcmbcr. isej. 10 PAY doliuqusnt
haatasmontH thereon, TO- ether VITA the cssif ~
advertisement uud expenses Of sale.
". =. nfLk3.
sccres.
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kOIIrE.

bids WILL III i,fCEiyED ny THE
ID truttcea Of TIE Ssh ns,rict. until " M,
tue 10Th day OF September 1855 for tho erection
Of brick schoolhouse, TO be nutlt In aforesaid
district. flLns ana fpeeiiications can DO seen
At = ,, Jones residence, huuerVille, lne
trustees reserve tho right 70 reject any and All
bids.
H. S JONES,
a CHAkLKs COLEDRoOk.
\. II, STALKER.
Trustees slth Dislrlet
Dated Al DpueT. August ~, ls9a.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HERkBY GIVEN THAT
mere VIII be - special meeting
% The stockholders u the sampson Mining
COMPANY held NJ the oniie OF The
street lnp siairsl. salt LAKE Uiiy.
NtAh on Iuesdaj, september 10th, is)5, for lho
erection OF trustees aud officers OF sad
the transaction Of such other business "a
mAy leEauy come before said Ineeling
tots open between O'Clock y. m, and j
ne.usA v ~ OF SAID Day. ly order OF the
Company.
.,. H. @. SMITH. Secretary.
SALT LAKE oIrr. usln. Aus. ~, ISIS
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E,lalO OF Herman Kahn. DecoA,eD

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN ny TIE
~ undersigncd. administrator 81 The
estate % Herman Kahn, deceased,
TO tho creditors OF. and all persons hAys
ing claims against the SAID deceased. 10 exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after tho hfst publication Of this no.
uee, a. TIE SAID administrator, at HE oiicr
No, So Confiiiution Hut dug. salt LAEc CITY
IN The County % all Lake, Utah Territory,
Dated Aug. -. is.a
JOHN NJ CASSoN.
Admins rator Of tho estate OF Herman
Kahn. Deceased
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NOTICE bow PUBLICATION.

s. .. Land once, Salt Lake CITY, Utah,
August :, isl3.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
~ At tbs once by thomas Nichols against
Aaaaiah b. hula IT. for abandoning his Home.
stead Entry No l0o6, dated December !, ls9i,
upon the southeast quarter OF section 80. town
county, utAh, with view 20 tho cancellation
OF sAd entry, the SAD parties are hereby sun.
moned 70 appear ~ this once on the lst day ~
october, lrba ~ 10 O'Clock am. to respond
and furnish testimony zoe ,srnirE SID alleged
Abandonment BYRON GROO. Register.
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notice.

NOTICE is iIEnEnY GIVEN THAR m.
uunnsrssncu purauast 10 hresoiutlar y.
~, nosIn o. Directqrs. will onsr fof az ~
NC highest bidder for cash nine tsa ,a'e 70
mares o. Vie troAsufy etoc4 Of ths .aaa
hiniht company. q corporation ssid 80
,,et iuily paid W. All bids therefor J.,
covered 70 the secretary o. ~ 49, y
".oiock D. m. OF the auth day Of kupgsi n Z
~. ny 70 hc nccempanied BY a certified css.t u,
W. amount OF tWeniy per -lnt o. tbe 10 y. 70
TIE purchaser will complete his uure Nv. tnAl
pay thc balance u The purcl asc .ire n 10y, sia
hc Tue highest bidder therefor and a.s,,,lil!i
W. pu' ,,h, 'nere9f Hoard o. Diiccio.s 10
3. II. MiLNEr
secfciary Of the Goyscr Mining com.an, d,
Commercial block. 'S"fahi q
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soren Hansen, OF Hymn, was In
LogIn on Friday night During his
Sbsonoe fiom homo his two granarics
caught fite aud were onl.fely dts,royeJ,
t9grthef with their contents. Two
0iliiaid tables were s,0loi In QUE Of the
tuildiags. Tue loss Is quite heavy ss
there vas no insurance.
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NOTICE
uNIIE

THE A. NuAL MEETING OF THE
Il stockholders OF Tho uoscret News Cor.
puhy, for the eleeNou OF directors for the en-
sung year viii be- held At the once OF the
president OF the company, No. u East, South
temple Street BAIT LAsu CITY, on Saturday.
September p, 1870 ~ DO O'Clock a m.
SAIL lAkE CIR, August ~, ls9A
JOHN A, EVANS, eeeretAry,
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notice TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undcrsiguod. administrator Of the estate
OF Louis stern, doceased 10 thu cred.
it0ra Of and MI pctfout having claims against
tie said deceased. 10 EXHIBIT them with
the necessary vouchers, within four months
alter the first publication OF TITS notice,
10 the said administrator at % Commercial
nlocs. IN the CITY and county Of salt Lake
Dated August !sth, iHpi
joins 4. HANSEN,
Administrator OF the estate Of Louis stern,
deceased.
miuiatTAtOr
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
! stockholders " the salt Lske and Los
Angeles Railway Company Will ho held at the
once % the president Of the company, No VI
y. touth Temple street on saturday, -eptem-
Der 2ii1l5, a. 10 a. FOR tho parpose OF electing
directors for the ensuing year and for the
Transaction - such other huslncts as may
legally come before the mretng.
l. A CLAYTON secretary
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
nefeulo, Mining co.. M,mnn,h r,..

Hercuio, Mining Co. Mammoth. ua,
A a MEETING o. TiIE stngcTota
~ OF the Hercules Aiining 20 hold - rs,
Lake CITY. hLS. u, 50, an hsseasmenf Il w.
cents PER share was iovieG on the ctpit,i 80
OF the company pays1lr irimediauiiy 10 IT,
undefsigucd stock anon whieg ia ~
sctsment has not heen paid ~ Octob.r III ~.
shan be declared delinquent and = nioss al NJ
october Eth.lsN inc shall h sold k1rt, y
10 cover assessment anu cost II ndverf.' .,
andsale JAMES liz My
s.,c. lloaiufer.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E.lAls % J0.srh o. oalIsr peeea.ea

Estate Of Joseph q. uutler Deceased
NOTICE rs nkHEM GiVEN ny the
~ undcrtisuti, Aimilistraior oi tho estate
OF Joseph g.. utter deceased, W the creditors ot
and nll persons having claims against toe sad
dt ceased, 60 exhibit them with The uCressafg
vouchers, within ten months after tue dfst
puhucaiinu ~ This notice. 10 the said adminis.
traitor at iH Main sticet In salt Lake CITY and
County, thh orritofy.
Dated toptcmuer an, isoi
1nuMAr H. CUrLEH.
Admiuhiraior Of the estate VI Joseph O.
Cutler. deceased.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
..lALa o. Wnnam D nyan deeea.ea.

IslaIo o. Wllilm II Ryan dcctAicd.
NOTICE u liEuEBY GIvES nv THE
~ undersigned .lunlstratoF Of the estate
OF Niliam n, Ryan, deceased. tu tho crodltlrs
Of. and MI persons having claims against tie
taid deceased. ~ eNhitii them with the tscrs
gary touchtfa, within tcu moutha after the
nrat publication of thus notice. 30 the said al.
ministfgior N 40 30 oycnth East. salt Lake
tiiy aud County. Territory OF Utah.
Dated september tth 1865
rt1EN HANSON,
Adminisifaior Of the estate Of william II.
Ryan, deceased.
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NOTICE,

SALT LAKE err, Sept. Q, lsqS
TlNHE ANIMAL sTOCKuOLDERs' MkEp.
Il ing Of tho kcho LAad 4 slcek Company
VIII be held At cir once with rpencer Flaw.
son A Coz 400 broadway, october Ith, 1888, at
u a. m, for the eieouOn Of oncors and sueh
Other butiness Ad may come before u.
II, 10, CLAW,OS Jk,
secretary anu reAaurer.
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Tho unique competitive musical and
'itersry festival Of the Cambrians Of the
Old and New World. The national pas
timo " the Welsh. Given under tho
auspices Of the Camhrian Association of
Utah aud ndjacent States and Territories.
and the Tabernacle choir Of Salt Lake
City, Utah. will DO held at the Urcat
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CONDITIONS.

price according 10 merit
g-All oholts competing for Noa. and must
leadership OF Prot RYAN stephens. The win,
ning ehotnses Will also DO required to tAko part
g-M hen there are more than I've entire,
preliminary examinations will be held tha
morning OF october s., a. Assembly Halt
t-seoond prizes wi only be given when at
h-1he decision Of the adludioators shall In
all cases DO flnAl.
Gan priis competitions shan bs the prop.
sI,y Of the Observation-Disclosures unless other
i-shcesssiui competitors shah. II required,
assist at tho evenings Concert
s-oompolitons are orEa TO AL regard.
less OF creed or nationality,
p-All competing bands wall form In body
At ~ O'Clock noon, Thursday, october 3rd. At
the Tcmplelon Hotel. aud march 70 Third
south And Man streets. thence east to state,
thence north 10 first south, thence west 10
West temple. thence north TO the west gate Of
Temple liioeE, and VIII play Tho WELSH nA.
t0nal ayr March OF tho Men OF liHrieeh."
(Mritc secretary for music furnished gTAus1
1o-ihtending eompetlIors must send their
names IN TO the secretary before September isL
n. u.-Under no conditions will anyone DO
Allowed TO compete unloss this rule I. com
y Music S, 10 be hid a, Coulter 4 snelsro,e Co,
Ials civ. Uiah. they will have he oniy
authorized editions for these oontostl
Competitions WILL DO held Thursday after.
noon and nlsh. oeiobor "a. and tho great
ffieay night. october tth,
For further particulars write.
General secretary, John james. salt Lake
Secretary for colorado, L. II. Roberts. go Lin.
Secretary i ioi Idaho, q '. Davis. Editor Enter.
SECRETARY for Wyoming, james Downs, Almy.
Manager OnlcA Program, Peter Llli0tL salt
Laks CITY. Utah.
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mormon"
TABERNACLE
October 3 and 4 1895.
Look | TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be given in prizes.
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST or
PRIZES AND CONDITIONS

i--for the host grand chorus Of MIXED voices
tof not more than 10 nor less than 100, rem.
Sipo% b. Palp, s,Ss ,@s h 1oas, o ;.
" DesercL" lntephensl, nfat priGe, SO, gold
medal 70 conductor, second prife, tl0oi baton
toconiuctor. These choruses may DO accom-.
Ufgan.1
3-nsst military band contest tnot more than
twenty i've PIECES nor less than twentrl, pest
overtime" tlsutn.D, nrst prize. sac; gold
medal 10 conductor, second priro, no silver
medal 10 conductor.
tDr Parry mot more than forty veices nor
ieas than lhiryl, nrtt pfite, ;ig0i second priIo.
tiles, ladies chorus. The Bridal OF tho
llirds' Olfinley hichardsi ,noi more than
thirty voices nor less ihan twenty dvul. nfat
pflIe, $50. second pine SIS,
o-hust miscellaneous. chorus, THE sun.
mer.' tsWent, uhlrty 10 ihlftY.nye voices
competition restricted 10 ward choirs IN cities
OF nrst and second class, regular organizations
" settemenlsl hrst prize. alu0. baton 70 con-
tihis enorus N 10 accompanied by piano Or
cabinet organ oniy.l
e-iies, male ansiicite. "icoEora" tDaues,.
i-ne.I ladies' quArtsitc. "Rtspon,e" (Bsn.
,,t1liesl duet. soprano and tenor 'siAy Thou
Win Me" tstcphOnal, SO.
s-Best tenor solo, u see Thee, Love, In
hyory Flower" tAbD, IN A iAt. SO
bio-ncs' s9pr.no solo -iho Separation"
NaeNasAAtNH ~ r. AANt NNNs
hest baritone or bass solo. "Canbfisn
War song" urOm songs OF WAes-hiehardsl,
ii-liest eoniralto solo. ''storm aud sun
shine" tDudiey Buekl, b minor. SO.
ls-best harp solo. so
h-hest piano SOLO. Last Hons" fGolta.
ehAlp. so. (open 10 either sex under "a years
ofagr.I
ls-for the best musical composition, suit.
ahle for male chotus, SO. composer 70 select
words,l
iG-forths best poem. subject. THE May.
Tower and the Landing u tho Pilgrim
Fathers" not more than aol lincs. ll1
li--fur the beet nstionai song. The welsh OF
80.
is-for the best librctto. suitable for eAntata,
subject The utan Pioneers" SN. utA pro.
posedto have this sct 10 music 10 10 used on
ip-ior the best historical sketch tprose) on
the lite ofst. David i'm welsh, 80.
go.-FOr the beat prose on the customs and
Inahttrs Of the Welsh nation un Englishl,
so.
sl-Tor the bos, recitation. "rhs bells"
fkdsar Alien Poe, ia
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court In and for tho Third
Judicial District OF Utah Territory,
County Of sat Lake.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-31
TREES ON THE CITY FRONT.
CHADBOURNE LIKENS THE BOULE-
WARD TO THE BOTS DE
BOULOGNE.
FINISHING UP THE WORK AROUND
THE WAVING PALMS AND
ELMS.

Harbor Commissioner Chadbourne was a
very proud man yesterday when he looked
down East street and beheld the fruition
of his scheme, in part, for identifying the
water front boulevard. Commissioner
Colnon returned to Stockton on Friday
evening after locating the Chief Wharfng-
er's office, helping to plant the trees and
getting chart of the water front.
Commissioner Chadbourne missed his
colleague yesterday, and he had to rhap-
sodize over his waterfront forest all alone.
No more trees were received yesterday and
the work of extending the sidewalk to the
curb was hurried along.
when we have the trees on both sides
of the thoroughfare, said Mr.. Chad
bourne, sit will resemble the Bots
de Boulogne. No. I've never been
there, but I've been out with the
boys. Imagine beautiful summer s
night down here, with the moon at
the full. It Will be grand. Just the
faintest suspicion of a zephyr tanning the
cheeks of the promenaders and rustling
the elms and palms, the moons silver light
streaming down the broad thoroughfare
and the dark shadows looming up south of
Market street, while the plash of oars falls
softly on the ear from the bay, or the hur-
ried rush OF the paddles of the ferryboats
breaks the stiffness of the night. Claude
Melnotte's villa by the lake of Chrome
what, Como? [ thought it was Chrome
well, it will look like a cartoon in compari-
son with this boulevard. When that union
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was the observed of all observers when he

was the observed of all observers when he
appeared on the streets.
In a short time he had. by adopting
methods which are contrary to the ethics
of the medical profession. built up large
practice.
This called the attention of the King
County Medical Society to him. The So
ciety investigated him, with the result that
it was learned that he had never graduated
from medical school, that he held no di-
ploma and had never been granted
license to practice medicine. The doc
tor was arrested and the case was
taken to the Superior Court, where it
lay for year without action, and when the
case was reopened and the original COM
plant was found to have been lost and the
action was dismissed on that account. The
disclosures made through the effort of the
medical society caused people to lose faith
in the doctor and he was soon without
caste or practice.
After years Intellectual struggling he
left this city two years ago and established
himself in San Francisco.