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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-30
COST THEM 5000 MEMBEES.


Effect OF the Pullman strike on the Train
mems III 0:hcrhood.
GAlEsBURG, lis, May 80 Grand Mas
ter Wilkinson submitted his ANIMAL report
to the convention of the Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmcn. He sail the Pull
man boycott had cost the brotherhood
5Uu1 members, and urged legislation that
would prevent the recurrence of such
trouble. He claimed that the brother.
hood must respect the law and faithfully
comply with its agreements. He recon-
Inended a constitutional amendment that
would make grand masters and first
vice grand masters equally liable with
the grand treasurer for the proper hand.
ling of the funds. He opposed the pro.
posed grades OF insurance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-30

OTTAWA, Ont, May 5O.-Lieutenant
Governor Schnultze, in report to the
Dominion government, calls attention to
the fact that American whaiers are begin
ming operations in Hudson bay, which
they once denuiei Of whales, and asks
that some means be taken to prevent tho
slaughter which is done in utter con-
tempt OF Canadian regulations and laws.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-30
Canferr!ns with FAC Amrlcsmntsd.

CLEVELAND, My 3)-Pres!dent Gar
land. Secretary kiilgalian and COM
mittee of the Amalgamate1 association
met the representatives, Of the iron man
ufacturers III joint conference, here. The
only subject TO be considered is the iron
Scale. The steel scale Will not besaken
un BIZ tie confcrence.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-30
Scores on the Iiau Fleia.

CHICAGO, May 3.-rollowing are the
scores ca League base ball diamonds: at
Washington-Pittsburg 5. Washington 6;
ut New York-Philadeiphia IL, New
York TO-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-30

CHICAGO, May 3l.-aen. Roswell G.
HOrr has asked LTman J. Gage, president
OF the First National bank, to act rs his
referee during the debate between him
and W. IL. Harvey ("Coin') Gage has
accepted, and the Union League club has
rendered its rooms. The debate Will
probably last ten days. Stonographic
notes of the entire debate will BE- taken
and given to the press for publication.
The date has not been decided upon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-30
ALL FORAKER MEN.
Nominated for Office by the
Buckeye Republicans.
EoF ONE MKINLEY IAN ON GUARD.

Speculation and Com:ncEt the Action
of the Gathering and What 1t May Meaa
in the Presidential Year-The Completed
Ticket-An Ex-Congre.sInan Who Goes
Away Back for a Cause for Our FinaE.
cial Ills-Greenbacx the "Hoodoo."
GAINESVILLE. O., May 3).-The Repub.
lican state convention was as tame yes.
terdny as it was lively Tuesday After
being in session till midnight and nomi.
mating the head of the ticket. there was
little life left in the delegates and only
minor places on the state ticket to be
lively over. Owing to the way in which
the fractional lines had been drawn by the
Mckinley and Foraker men in nominal
ing General Bushnell for governor it was
evident that the slate headed by Bushnell
would go through and that candidates
not on the same slate would go down.
The field held out against Bushnell for
six hard tonight ballots and the candi-
dates for other state offices contested
everything, holding the convention in
continuous session from 8 Il IL to 2:i5 p.
m, and all that time bailotiDy FOR minor
nominations and engaged in the drliess
routine business on state aft airs.
Bushnell Slate Goes Through.
After the convention went wiki over e:s
Governor Foraker's appearance it WIS
promised that he would speak and that
there would be some lively scenes. But
Foraker was too much engaged in having
his friends named for state Offices to be
called out. He was distinctly in IL" He
sat ON the platform with Sherman, Foster
Grosveno- and others most Of thc time,
but he was always in communication
with those on the floor. With single
exception in which little interest was
taken the Bushnell slate went through
complete for the eight places on the state
ticket, secured a majority OF the members
and all the officers of the state commit
tee and really made Il clean swept of the
old regime. While there were many dis
appointed candidates and their lieuten.
ants, yet the mo st material thing for the
future are the conditions that confront
Governor Mckinley.
Some Buckeye Political History.
His presidential boom in OHIO is in the
same embarrassment as was Sherman's
candidacy under the Foster ad,nnistra-
ton with Glrfieid's senatorial annex in
1889. In 1854 Sherman hal the Blaine
element as well rs Foraker and Foster TO
contend with. In 1881 sherman had the
same old experience, ard in 1896 there
will! be n Mckinley delegation from Ohio
to the Republican convention. but it will
be selected by Foraker and Bushnell no
matter what may be the result of the stata
election next November. The Foraker
Bushnell combination has control of the
party machinery, and the present party
organic ition continues til! after the selcc-
ton OF the delegates to the next R.pub-
lican national convention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-30
Old Party Ieatcr, Were Absent.

PENN, Ills, May 3o,-Tho Democrats,
convention OF TazeHeu county to select
delegates to the silver convention at
Springfield was poorly attended. The
absence OF old party leaders was quite no.
ticeable. The delegates are instructed to
vote Cor tho free coinage OF gold and sill
yer at the ratiC CT Is to J.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-30
Decided Against a Strike,

COLUMBUS o., May 50.-The Interstate
convention of miners has adopted rcsolu-
tons declaring agflinst a strike Of coal
miners at tbs time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-30
Tue Local Markets.
lEIN Efs

CI.LIN, &c.
Cor d5 tG'GN,
Cars 80 SOC.
L.Sy-r,U.o.'sy. st03Sl2 np'and sIIm9i2 !;
wSd, 81 50il 50, slopgu S..o.9. bsled. S9Isl1.
FBCIT IND VEGETABLES.
Pota.ccs-11c.
OL.aas-oOC pc! 5u.
PRODUCE,
Bu~ac-Flir TO choice. III; fresh cream
.ry -.
T--s-FrCs2, lOc.
Poutry-ChlGAvi.s, &c.
LIVE sToCa.
Cattle Butchers -ry for com fed steers
3kC5- cows and hcifors, 3I4!s calves
3J5.
Hogs i'=c
~HseI--4ler
Spring .lnh j&o
FUEL
Gnal SOFT, l.o
Woods, 80 IA cord.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-30
The MARKETS.
New York Financial.

NEW York. May N.
Money on cal easy Mt 1915 per cent.
Trime mercaaJi:e paper Pa ia per cont
Sterling exchange lirn, with actual bus
demand and iS7-siS.I. for sixty days; posted
yates is.la@lss anu 81. $50 GlS3; commercial
bills, ASK egh6a.
silver cernno.ies 65465.la: re sales; bar
silver, US. Mexican dJlars 55i. 80
United States government bonds firm;
new - reg, 1855 do coupons lsl.s' IS
reg, ll6 IS coupons, liz; As reg. HES; As
coupons, AS; rs reg ~. Pacific 6s Of 81,
lJO.
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO. May 20.
Followin; were the quotations on the
Board Of Trade today: Wheat - May,
opened Sic. closed .gsc; July, opened sc.
closed, S'9sc; September. opened ssaSc, closed
S;s:. Corn-May, opened 521lc. closed t2t4c:
July, opened nc, closed ;53i4c; September.
opened J6ic. closed 5i34c. bats MAJ. nomi-
nal. closed 1e;sc; July, oFened SIC. closed
Pork-May, nominal, closed $3.50; July.
opened Si2.9I, closed Si2e) Lard - May,
uolniusL ciosei $i7sss.
Produce: Buttcr-CreamerY. l.,4c per 10;
extra dairy l6:' fresh packing stosk
.GS. a.g-s--Fresh stock, loss of. liza per
doz. Live Poultry nickens 9lsc per 10;
turkeys, sGec; ducks, s.; gees5, 5000
5.,o psr doZ. Observation-Disclosures, far TO
good. 50155c per bu,hel: Hcbroas, 1850;
Peerless, i5 aGj0c; mixed 4s9N sic. Apples
Fair to choice, s!.5t9 is1J per Dbl Honey
White clover, l-lo secti)n.; new stock, liLa D
lic; brok ia comb llG &c: dark comb. poor
packas cs. SC; strained California. 5d &c. Straw
berries-Iilois. sjc 0 SI.5J per 24-qt case;
Michigan, Sl.oU.sl.5o per loot case.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO May 81.
Live Stocs-Priccs AZ the Union Stock yards
today ranged rs follows: Hog Estimated
receipts for the day 2..WU, sales ranged at
s3.2JgLj0 pigs $LiI,Ji.sJ light. Si3yDi-51
rough packing, SAD SL.5 mixed. aud St.ja<D
i.sj heavy packing and shipping, lots.
Cattle - L timtted receipts for the day,
I5.uf; quotations tnEed ~ gflJ choice
10 extra shi, ping steers, SJ.51l6D gooI to
choice do. SL7Jiti.Ij fair - good. 81 - lDt6j
common 10 medium d.. SL1JDLiJ butchers
steers S2.Jf.jUj slocksr>, $40 ,0i.b) t-c1,rs,
= UJag4D COWS, : iGj,ytsJ heifors, S,.2,60+.0
bulls, $i.l'5tj.-j Texas steers, aud S!.5J1jl5
veal Calye,.
Sheep Estinst ted gcce'lts for the day l7,0n;
sales ranged at S.:J0i. - wS,trrEs. $50
43i Tex ,l.s, So = - naI'ss, AMI IS. 9iuJ
Ian -.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-30

QTUNCT, Ills, May 31.-Ihe will of the
late Eaton Littlefield disinherits hts adop-
ted son and leaves most of his sluo, 900
estate 70 charity
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-30
Depew Gives a "uar.nony D.nner."

New YoRE, May 3O-ChaUncey ". De.
pew gave harmony dinner ut his resi-.
dencc last night To a number of lea iUrs OF
the Republican party. Among those pres
ont were ex-Prcsilcnt Harrison, Governor
Mckinley, Governor Morton, Senator
Thomas Carter, Senator Eiliins, Mayer
Strong, ex-senator Warner Miller, ak
Senator Thomas G. Plat, Commissioner
Theodore Roosevelt, Hamilton Fish, and
Colonel Fred Grant. There were no
eyDpppho.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-30
Senior Romero Points Dc: some Advantages
He Claims C:crefo-.

osbuf eatie- t'N-s -sNsN
He Claims Therefor.
NET YORK, May 30 Romero, the Mex.
lean minister az Washington, contrib.
utcs TO the June number of TAc North
American Review an article which IS Of
interest in its bearings upon the discus.
sion Of the silver question. Romero points
out that whi!c other leading conImcsclal
nations lave the single GOLD standard thu
silver standard in Mexico encourages
very largely the increase OF export of do
nestle products. The silver standard
also stimulates the demand for homd
manufactures-the price Of foreign COM
modities being so high that it pays well
to make some OF them at home.
One great advantage on which Romero
lays stress is that the low price of silver
abroad makes it unpfofitabic to export it.
The circulation is therefore increased 50
that there is now an ample supply OF
money in the banks, which stimulates in
dustry, maintains prices, and Increases
the demand for labor. On the other hand
he points ont that the silver standard has
greatly reduced importations, and the i'm
port duties, which until recently were the
largest source OF Mexican revenue, are
therefore much diminished.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-30
SILVER COINAGE N MEXICO.

ought 10 strike CUT from our statute books
ali penalties for stclliag anu robbery
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-30

,SN!l Soft, lsn
" uOu-SS 80 cord.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

failure 10 pay the me, fineen days 10
Iail. He has appealed 10 the Fire
district court.
Morris Mlcselssu, Of Spanish Fork,
a native Of Denmark, was admitted ~
cluzsuship.
Thomas McCune was placed on trial
this morning for hefding aud cam Ding
with sheep on y stream within sevdn
miles OF village plateau, In Grass
valley. The question vas that no
camping had been done on the stfeau
In question. that there was no village
or settlement In Grass valley, but that
people lived ON their farms and thai
nearly all Of tho people had wells snd
springs from which they used waite
for culinary purposes, AMI iij not use
the water Of the stream for such put
poses.t And also that the prosecution
was brought by cattle men, whose Oh.
jeot was 10 drive the sheep IRON the
range.
In the case OF w. l.. Elwood W.
Edward Malmquist et AL, n suit lot
500 and interest on promissory note
given In 1892. The Jury brought In a
verdict for plaintiff against all the
defendants except w. Il. Bowen, MI
endorser upon whom notice Of patent
had not bsen ssrveI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
At the Head Of Provo River.

Messrs. Booth and Mo Evan. who
visited the lakes at thu head Of Provo
river with = view to learn whether the
water In the river could DO increased
by conducting tins water from tho lake,
into that stream have returned. They
visited sixteen OF tue lakes ani report
that the water In the river can be
greatly increased by water from the
lakes at n small expense. They Rie
also enthusiastic over the great
amount OF tlmber In tho mou ntsins OF
tho head Of tho river aud Mr.. heEwan
says that when h. WINS going up and
saw tho gtauiug that had been done on
the Utah Central railroad for about
thirty miles, anu tho ties lying there
ready tr DO put In place, no thought 1t a
foolish piece OF business TO construct n
railroad through that county; but
after las hau looked over the vast
quantity Of Timber he concluded that q
railroad woulI have work for years In
carryiug lumber and iimbsr, n no
other business was 10 be done, and cou-
eluded II was n great pity that the road
hal not been completed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
MARsHAL's SALE.

DuRsuAST 10 Az ORDER OF sALE
il AMI decree Of foreclosure 10 mo directed
~ tho District Court u the 1hird Juulclal
district Of the TCrritory OF Utah. shall ux
pose ~ pubic sale Al the wet front door "
Inc County Court house tusw city aud couniy
buildnrl IN the CITY of salt LAKE. Counly %
salt lalc. aud Territory Of Utah, on the iiih
HEht, title claim AMI interest OF tho dcloud-
ants, william a. Mcclure, Amanda Mcclure,
william McCornick, doing hutincts o. No
Coruirk a Co, and Alfred thompson, u, IN
and TO tho following described real estate.
situate. lying aud being IN SAT- lake County,
utnh cfrifofy, and described a. follows u wit
An undivided ono eighth 90 intoftst IA and "
lot nftcen an In blocs thitty uiuo tel. eN'
cept a strip u land one aud twenty hvn one
aight.tenihs tli $40 rods on the west onn
OF sad lot decided 10 tho Utah southtrl ilHil
road company. July 18th, lssc, anu recorded ~
book ~" 81 convey ancos, pages lbs aud lei
In tho recoid ers once % sAid ralt LAke
county Aiso lots four 90 aud hftocn tli) N
block forty NHl, ull uf the above described
PARCELS of land arc located ~ the Ten acre plat
Torriiorr. aud being subdivision % part OF
toe southeast quarter OF section q, toNhahip
south, range west, and sectional lot A section
~ township south, range l Naat. Of the SAT-
lake maridiau Together with all wAiss righii
thereto belonging or appcfta'ning
70 ba sold ne tie properly OF tho above
named defendants. William u Mcclure
Amanda Mcclure ct al, Al The suit of Johr
BAer.
NAT NJ iiNfGHAM, ". =. Marshal.
ny L. D.. AHCnEM Deputy Marshal
Dated beptcmher euth, iHln
o. W MoHsH, Attorney for plaintiff.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

Matthew Hilgert. rninuf. ". Caroline J. Hill
cert. Defendant
10 tho people OF the Territory OF Utah send
greeting to Caroline }. uigcTs, Defendant
Won ARR HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ar.
Il pear IN IN aotiUn brought against you BY
OF tho a hlfd Judicial District OF the Territory
Of Utah, anu 10 answer the compiAint nlcd
therein within too days (sNclusiye Of thu day
OF soryirol after tho service on you Of this
aummOna-if served within this countYi or, II
served out OF this county but In this district.
WITHIN twenty days; Otherwise within forty
dAya.-or Judgment w default Will be taken
against you. according To the prayer OF sad
complaint
Ihis sAid action Is brought to have q decree
OF this court absolutely diyoreing plaintiff
from defendant and granting plaintih such
other relief ~ ahhll be agreeable TO equity
and good conscience. PRAYED on the ground
that on May n. ispi, without any proyocation
or cause on the part OF plaintiff, defendant
wifully deserted plaintiff, and on said date
departed from Utah Territory. and has been
for more than one year last past reading Al
Eatt Dubuque, Illinois. -
And you are hereby nouned that u you t,il
10 Appeaf and answer tho sAid comp amt ~.
above required. tho said piAlnun Will apply u
the court for the relief demanded therein
Witness, tho Hon. samuel A. Merritt, Judge
aud tho seal Of the District Court oi
the THIRD Judicial District, In and
fsEALl for the Territory OF utnn, tins 18Th
day uf July, IA the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred anc
David. o. DUNBAR, clorE.
ny GHo. d. Looais, Deputy ClerE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

-
uTHrnEAs. !. 4. So ALnEllG. oS THE
w hfst day of october, y ?, executed and
delivered TO The National huiidiug 3 Loan
Association. u tnlt Lake city. his Urumusoiy
note tof the sun of six hundred aud nity do .
lars, and on the zane daV, Tor tho purposc OF
securuF The payment Of the said note and ihe
interest thereon, tho said !. q. twaitoIg aud
tnafIottn swAluerE his wife. executed ana
delivered o. " 4 Mason trustee their certain
trust degd upou the following DESERVED PROV.
efty situated N SALT Lttn Couniy, ttan Tern.
tory, to.wit heginninE one and ono.haif liil
rpgs south from the uorthucst corner u ioi
eight tsl block one hundred ana nity one llO.
pat" salt Lake city survey. and runnils
tlencc cass t'go IS rods. thence south eiEhi
~ rods, thence west two tn rods thence
north eight ~ rods ~ the place OF beginning,
when SAID trust deed was dus recorded N
County. utah Tefriiory, N boos ~ "" AZ pasc
ttp aud 8 q, on the iath day Of December. lspi,
and
whereas, the said T.. y. swalberg and thar'
lotie swalhcfr, on the hfst day ~ leufuarY,
lsj, executed aud delivered ~ the National
huilding q Loan Association. their prumitsofy
note ioI the sum OF one hunfrc1 dlilAfs. atd
On the sans day, for the purpose 81 sccurug
the payment Of tho aal1 notd aud the Interest
thereon. executed and deliverable q a. asou
hcrcinbcforo dcscfibcd, which said Hust deed
wat on thc "a dag ~ fcbfuafy, isa, July
ree0rdcdtn tho Onlec Of the a0unty recorder .
salt Lake County, Utah Territory. m boot
. q" At page ~ aud tel. and
Where's, said trust deods PROVIDED that IN
,ory notes o. o. The interest ttefcon. OF any
"a a. 70. IT, d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
First District Court Buslnr,s.

This jury IN the Gaze OF Oliver A.
Slade Va Harry Hayes ct nj returned =
verdict for plaintin, awarding him
$3.50 damages.
This case Of Elizabeth l.. Berry vs.
the X. q. w. Ry. 90. was suit for
500. the value Of COW killed BY the
defendant corporations trair, near
Provo, IN July, 1891. The Jury re-
turned n verdict OF no cause OF action.
The case OF the People vs. WIN. ryrel
larceny, was dismissed up)n motion OF
the prosecuting attorney on the
grounds that conviction could not bo
had.
John Frsucom pleaded galliy TO an
Ind lmont charging petty larceny.
.s'hl n some whisky from n Pays0n
mon. lie was sentenced t. pay a fine
~ 800 10 10 confined ia the county
JAIL Tor two months aud ~ pay costs.
Pleasant Grove City antainsd a
Judgment against Joshua Holman IN
Jp.ice Collett's court, uu August "a,
1898, for unlawiully taking water. MIR
Holman was fined SIS. or In case u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
ASSESSMENT s,o1,os

NOTICE is nEur{Y avrv
-. meoiing o. the Director ~ ,tIti,'AlI At
W., ~ "oiu aiming Company. held AZ Ky asliior.
,sih NV t m rait i.ic CITY Ut1b V 9s q
lcl cent per ehato was levied ~, ueni q ola
49, o. the corporation. phyahie In 80 pitu
ron ihi, daie 20 tho forrc,iry. a. Nv Gay,
snlt Lsie "a, "9.,swe,t second souia re-,
10y met may remain unpaid on Inc ii,i...a ths
vs'ou,r. ~. WI be deunqucat sed a'uiiAy q
aoser.i,ed Tor sale 4 public suctios wiil v
payment = made before aud vtii 49,, wv ualssl
llth Jay % November. illi. a. ~ .pll ON TIE
mscssmcnta thereon. tosethcr wits ~. went
ADVERTISEMENT aud oSpansos Of ssle oo'n Of
W. a. BrERs.
secrcttrr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

DuRsUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE
Il aud decree on foreclosure 10 me directed
By the Third Judicial District Court OF the
Territory Of Titan, l shall expose Al pubic
esle Al the west front door OF tue
county court house (new city tnd county
buidingl In the city Of salt Lake, County
OF salt Las and Territory OF Utah. on
tue ard day Of october, isyAA inooloek an. all
the right title, clam aud interest o. the do
PENDANTS, MiiiiAm n. Hammond, Celia q.
Hammond ant v, u. Conman, OF. In and 70 the
following described real estate. situate, lying
and holns In salt Lakc County, aud described
n follows, toswiti
All Of lots eighteen tisi and nineteen Oa) o.
hloek two ar 81 Main street, and state road
subdivision u lot eightosn tisl block eleven
uD 1--WE Acre plat A, big felf survey, IA salt
Lake County, Territory Of Utah
To be sold a. the property % William "
Hammond. Celia G. Hammond aud V. " col
man NJ the suit Of William Thomas de 1root
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM.
ny T. l., AHCifHM, u. y. Marshal
Deputy Marshal
Dated september nth, iso.
A. IL sAwrGH. Attorney for flainiif,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25

DuRsUANT To AN ORDER or sALE
Il aud decree on foreclosure 10 me directed
W the Disuiei CONT Of the Thitd judicial
District of the Territory Of Utah. shall ct E.
uoso NJ public sale. AZ the west ffani
tnew CITY and County buidlngl IN the
city oi SAT- lass. county o. sslt lase. AVID
Tcrrlory OF utAh, On the ord day Of October.
i.io, a. 10 o'clock o. m, all the rifht. hte,
claim and interc.. Of the defendants Hyrum
Inc johnson. Lmii u, johnson. Levi Z. Cone,
tva &. Gone and The Pioneer savings and
Loan company. y corporation. of, 10 and 20 the
following described zeal catatc. situate. lyihf
and teiaG Ia salt Iato county, and described
% foilovs 20 witi Lott scyen 90 and ght ~
In block six tGl, Central park, subdivision
OF lots ono ~, two f2l, threo 90 and sixteen
li6l, IN llocs forty .ene ttil Ton Acre plaza"
lie iield survey. and being part Of tho
southwest quArtcrot section nineteen tisl, ~
township one ~ south, range one ~ east "
eAit taHc Meridian, IN tho County OF Nalt
LAte. Territory % Utah. To 10 sod ~ the
property OF the hove nsmed defendants.
~ the sut Of Ilmcr D.. Darling ~ trustee for
the use OF the Pioneer Loan and Homestead
association Of alt Lake CITY, talt Lake 1oun.
". Territory Of Utah, and tho Pioneer loen y
llomcstead Association Of sat LAKE CITY, SAT-
lake County. Territory OF Utah, corpora
iion.
NAT NJ. BRIGHAM,
q. \. Marshal
ny l. T.. ARCHER. Deputy Marshal
dated this eleventh day Of september. lSio.
A. n. rAwNTt attorney for plaintiff
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-25
Provo, UTAH,

This morning the osss Of Oliver A.
5lade W Harry Hayes, Caroline
Hayes and Albert Hays came up be.
fore the First district court. Plaintiff
sues for $2Tb. 80 Tor n house, some hay,
fence anu household goods which
plaintiff claims defendants took away
aud appropriated from his rznch nj
Pelican Point ut different times In
1894. Plaintiff and defendants have
each had possession Of the ranch. and
finally tho courts gave posstssion ~
Mr. Blade, and II was while the de.
fsndanis occupied tho land that this
property for which tho suit IL brought
10 alleged TO havn been taken away OF
destroyed. ID. ID. Houlz ana RoDofi
Anderson appeared for plaintiff
and J. w. N. Whitscotton for
descendants. Upon motion OF Mf.
Houtz the case was dismissed ~ to
Albert Hayes, no being dead. Albert
Hayes was this stepson u Harry Hayes
and one Of the men killed at Pelican
Point last winter. HIS proper name
wss Albert Ernstrom, anu hs has gem
orally been referred TO under that
name In connection with tho Pelican
Point tragedy.
OTHER COURT BusINEss.
Hebsr MeNiel W Farley Han,es;
dsiendanis motion TO filc amenued
complaint denied; exception taken.
Lehi Brick a Mig. 90. Va John Wi.
son; piaintitis motion 60 nio amou ded
complaint argued and taken under
Advisomsnt.
rhe People Va IL. l.. Sturgeon; sub-
tWuas ordered issued ut tho expense ol