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NOTICE TO oRsDlToRs.


NOTICE n HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, executors Of the estate Of
Joseph Dean, deceased, 10 the creditors or
ana al persons having claims against the said
deceased, o. exhibit them with thu necessary
vouchers, within ten mOntns after tho frdt
publication Of this notice, to the sAid JOeeuh
~. bean, At 80 North second vet street
salt Lake city. Utah. IN tho County OF salt
Lake.
Dated 81 ptember u, ls9,
JOSEPH II. DEAN,
WM. j, DEAN,
Executors OF Joseph Dean. deceased.
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ASSESSMENT Eurio-

NoIlcE 10 hEnERy Giysx r,
~ amenilug oil the direetof. ~, luAI Al
~, ~ eeld hlning COMPANY. held Al ~ aa.liot.
w. Ss2.ps,ni ~ ~ i!se CITY Ut1R II. oi
iicj coat zoe 70 t, III, 80 s,,sssHien, Z one
49, q, W, Corporation, payable fn sI,f. s.tA
ron w. daie 10 The tecfoafy. IA ~ Ways
al, ~ III. 30 west second Sonia .i,.s,
hAymezt may remain unpaid on tbs Iiss a w.
Ociobor. no, viii be dehnqucat 80 -, uAf On
, asvets,,sa ior sac At public suction Nay. ~
I'm dAy OF November. ltl5. 10 nav iatt ~ No
as.es.nente thereon, tosother win he NV.
ADVERTISEMENT and ozp,nsos Of ssie. W." o.
W. A, bNEu9.
Secretary.
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NOTICE TO cR1plroBa


-" 1H"i UtccIftt
NOTICE II HEREHY tGIvEy uV r,.
=. qn1,of,isned, jean 81. canon. .ssssi6.
% the creditors %. Rnd III pcrs,rs t,sta,
sialma Against the said tsssased. a. s,t'iiint
them, With lhn necessary vouchffs. wi,b, NJ, w
y, ni,fr wv npa1 publication ofths notiss
tutuiion building. In salt faLe rit- W.
eouniy Of sslt iatc Territory * utsb ~ We
Dated September u. lss5
Executor Of the iA't viii snd tesi.NvN,
Mary Ann ruEh eccessod. "
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS


"''''7"' n "IaHi utceastd
NoriUk y HEREBY GIVEN ny rur
~ undersigned admmlttrAtof n ~ ,si.,
o. william II. Ryan, deceased, 10 lie sfe'iis,..e.
~, an hll persons having claim. agairst 10
s.ln ue,eiscu, 70 exhibit them with TIE nees.
$40 vouchers, within ten months after ~.
nfst publication % tins notice, 10 The sais ~
n y. ~ No. 90 seventh hast SAT -.
tliy sud County, Territory OF Utah "'e
Dated september on. lsi3
fLfEH HANSON,
=, AdmlnistfAior Of The estate Of William n
Ryan. deceased. NJ
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NOTICE

TINE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
l. stockholders OF tho ncsefot News Com.
pAny, Tor the election Of directors for the on
suing year, will be held NJ the once OF tho
president OF the company, No, u East South
Temple street salt LAKE uliy. on saturday,
September 70, ls13. AZ 10 O'Clock y m.
SALT LAKE CRY, August ~, 1913,
JOnS A, EVANS, Secretary.
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NOTICE..

u,HE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
Il irg OF the Anderson Double water Col.
umn pamp Company viii be held NJ their o1lce
No, % outh, Main strcut, OCTOBER 7th, l.g3, At
~, m, for the election OF directors Tor the en-
suing year and such other business As may
come before the instung
MiiASDO PRATT. Secretary.
tALI LAW lIfr. senLemhar lAlh. lsli.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court. va and for SAT- Lane
County. Territory OF Utah.


In the matter Of tue estate Of Thomas
Oosdman, deceased
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ N. b. Noolef. ID ninierntor Of the
tttats of Thomas O. tioofmsn. deceased, has
rendered for settlement and filed iu said
court. hia nnal account ~ HE administration Of
iAld estate aud petition for hnai distribution OF
the residue ~ sad estate among The persons
entitled thereto, and that Iueaday. the tih
daV OF october, A. ~. isli. At 10 o'ci0Cka m, A.
the court room % s1it court. IN the County
Nourt House salt Lake city and ouuty, utah
Territory, hiss heun iuiy appointed by the
Judge ~ said court. for the settlement of said
account and hearing said petition for distrihu-
Ton. Al which time and place any person inter.
ettei In sad estate may appear tni show
cause, ~ anr there be. WHY said account
should not he settled nud approved and nnAl
distribution made ~ prayed for.
Dated september 18Th, A. u. isa5.
O. y. STANTON.
tlcfk uf the Probate Court
by 4. @. NEEsE. Deputy.
J. n. Movie, attorney for Naturalization
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Tho People OF tho Territory OF Utah send
freethg. To Mela D., steele, George ".
toni, Joseph ~ stout, h. N, Gleason.
Thatcher Milling Elevator 90. ia cor.
potatlonl, u. II. steele. Dudley smith and
John NJ. steele. co partners doing business
as ID. NJ. steele a Co.. defendants.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is HEiiEnY UiyEy ny Tur
~ urdcrsiguod, Admiuisirainr Of the est1ts
- Louis rttfn, deceased. 10 tho cred.
llpfs % and til persons having eilligs agAirst
tie sHid deceased, 20 exhibit ihem t,itb
the necessary Nouahffs. within fuur month";
sitor the nrsl publication VI thh n0tiee.
20 the said hdmiuntratur gt e tommerciai
hlocr, 90 the tItt ma Uounty of san Lake
Dated August gsih, i-ii.
john T.. HANsgS.
deceased
ALAS ASDEn McMAstrR, Attorney for ad.
minisirator
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NOTICE.

SALT LAKE err. Sept. &, lsa5.
r,,ur ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MhEr.
ing Of Inc telo i.ald q Stock Company
willie held Az their ohco with sponeer LAW
son a Co 100 liroadway, uelobrr ~ l'.,, ~ ~
n a. M. Tor tho election or oheorh anu SUI"
oil er business az may come before r.
ii, IL. CLAwsON JR.,
A.. Secretary ana Ifeisnfoh
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
k'iaio OF Joseph 0. oaller Deesa.,a.

Ut " - Unit HVI1AH0I
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN Ivy THE
~ UNDERLINED, administrator Of the estais
OF Joseph o,tutlof, dccuAssd, 10 the CREDITOR IA
deceased, TO exhibit them with me neeess.,,
vouchers, within ten months after Inc ~
publication Of this notice, 10 the said admints
raloi ~ NJ Mein ,ttost IN salt Lake CITY aud
DATED september en-. isli.
IuOMAH H. CUTLER.
Cutler. deceased.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT,


Hercules aiming To-, hamnoth, Utah
Alta MEETING OF THE DIRECTIONS
~ OF the Hercules Mining %. held al SAT-
Lake CITY. Aug. 81, 1895. an assessment OF lyo
cents per share was levied on the capital stock
undersigned. Any stock upOn which tho a.
sessnient has not been paid by October LAT lta3
shall ba declared delinquent and unless paid by
october .ath, $50 same shall be sold at Suction
to cover asseaH eat and cost " Advurtlslng
and sale JAMES HEGNEl,
Treasurer.
SALT LAKE CITY, September ., 1870.
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Henry Reyes, Mary Reyes. Gertrudo koye,.
Ethel Koyes. james keyos, Ueorge keyes,
Madeline Reyes, walter Gale, David Reyes.
Loren keyas. Florence keyea. Percy keyes,
EsteliA keyea Oraon stoddArd, Wifofd
toddard, Lyman rt1ddaTd. Farley T. Ken.
DAN, Maud Kendall, v N Kendall. Grace Dye,
David browning. Mary browning, Elias
nTowning. Pear browning. Joseph Brown.
Ing. JonHthAn Dyo, Charles o Mel, Margaret
rtoddHrd. uyrum a'oddArd. Ldwin st0ddArd.
klixa htoddarc. kmil CLARK and tsisr ClnrN
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And the following named thirly-ons
aubsrripliOus Of leu csntA each:

:. Leo koyes. Ala keyes. John Gale. MariA
Iarruw. ihodA Dye. Madeline Dye, Ira clark,
hAEFiF uiArt, hhuda l. Priest Oily sayefs,U
=. ssn.r. jennie james, , Kendall, sarah A
Kendall. PANELS ttodiard, EmmA Byuee,
Andrew Anaerton, Josephine Anderson. Jen.
nie q Anderson, Arthur Anderson, Norman
Anderson. Arthur GundltOn, Ann stoddatd,
John Htubbs, WIN X atoddArd, Add dc Morrison.
LvA stOddhTd, q a atOddhfd Jr, MArgAretN
htoddArd. John stoddard aud Lucitta stod.
- a "a
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In tho matter o. The osiale OF Robert Dye
deceased.

In tho matter Of the estate OF Robert Dye,
deceased.
JooBERT W. UYE AND JOSEPH p.
IL himmons, the Administrators Of the
estate OF houert Dye, deceased, having died
their patiuOu toroin, duiy verified. praying Tor
an order OF sale OF tho real estate OF ssid
deeedent, for the purp0tes therein set forth,
10 IL therefore ordered by the judge VI said
court, that all pertuns Interested IN the estate
OF said deceased, appear tesoro tho said prO.
bate Court on Tuesday. the isth DAY OF Ocio.
Der, 1896, II 10 O'Clock In the forenoon OF said
day. At the court room 81 said FRO ate Court,
al tho County Court House. IN tue civ and
County of sail Lake, Utah Territory, 10 chow
cause why an order should no. BE- gtAuted 10
the said standardization, TO sell 80 much Of mo
real estate Of the said deceased AtpriVAie salo
Ne shall 10 necessary, AID that copy OF this
order DO pullishod NJ least fonr SUCCESSIVE
" eeks In the DEAUnEr ENENtNo SEwh, a
newspaper printed ana publlshcd IN said city
anu county,
Dated september .. 1876
J. Q. hCSALLY,
Probate Judge.
nIcnAHns a RICHARDS, Attorneys for ad.
miniatratofs.
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hela y. steele H0urEo W. steele. Utah Ma
tonal bahG "a coTpofAuon), Joseph 81.
STOUT, D.. N. Gleason. Thatcher Mining and
Elevator Co. % corporAtionl. y N. steel.
Dudloy smith and John NJ steele, co.pArt-
heIt doing business a. ID. N. steele a Co.,
dcfoudanta
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PIONEER MONUMENT.
The Inhabitants Of UIllaE Ward,
Weber Sake,
CONTRIBUTE EieaiY.SIsE NAMES
10 The Roll OF Those Who Honor the
Memory Of the P..-
pee.s.
CARD IRON THE Ynur PRESIDENCY

CARD FROM THE Fuur pREsfDEsoY
Salt Lake City. Angus: 20. 1895.
Contributions in aid Of the monu'
ment 10 DO erected In Bait Lake City
In memory OF Brighsm Young aud
the pioneers, should be sent by those
charged with the duty OF collection
~ frequently Ne possible 10 Heber
NJ. Wells. Salt Lake City, who will tcs
That snme are properly acknowledged.
We earnestly hope that all the people
Will respond generously ani promptly
10 this call, TO tho Gnu that tbs monu.
ment msy DO completed at the earliest
poeslble uate,
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DISSTOHS CELEBRATED
SAWS

Gross Cut. Drag, One Man, Upright
MIL. Hand. Rip, pansl. lemon.
Pruning. Compass. butcher.
Cook. Noyhola. kto.
--ALAo-
CIRCULAR,
Both Solid and Chisel Point Tooth and
.TRIU MPH." for Telling ,rsos, are sell.
ing at lower prices than ever. Also fuli
stock OF their Rasps "nd Files always On
hand.
Il. g. nj. L
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NoIloL ION pupLIoAIIoN..
U. 8, Land oneo. salt Lake City, Utah,
August o. 1870.

COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
- nj thiH OiAc1 By homAs Nichols against
AHariah y. hula IT. Tor abandoning his Home,
stead hntry No llo6l. dated December /, 1872
upon the southeast quarter OF section 90, town
chip Q south, range | west IN SAT- Lake
county, Utun, with . view TO iha cancellation
OF sAil entry, the said parties arc hereby sum.
mOned TO appear ~ this once on tho lstday Of
october, ltab At 10 O'Clock am, 10 rospond
ami furnish testimony coneeruiug said alleged
abandonment BYRON GHOO. Register.
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SUMMONS.


In the District Court In aud for the Third judi.
eiAl District ~ Utah Territory. County
of salt Lac
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auMMoNa.

In the District Court In and for the Third
Judicial District Of Utah Territory,
County u aait LAke.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court In and for tho Thiri
Judicial Disiriat Of Utah Territory,
County u salt Lasc.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court In and for Salt Lake
County. Territory OF Utah.
order TO show cause why order OF sale Of real
estate should not DO made.
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" NAT N. nniGnAM,

ny l. l., AuCnER, DEPUTY Mar,haL
dated this eleventh day Of september. llao.
a. 10. SAWYER. attorney for plaintiff.
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r. ". toheltior. Plaintiff.
"a
Albert J. white and RosaLA N. White, Simon
u Mackic. u. u, bitncr, Ucofgc Houghton,
Louis TOGO, Althea brown. Wilum NJ.
liafmtu. us executor OF the last viii and
testament of william r. ilarman, deceased
nellie ". wall, 0. y. Gregg and George W.
oglcaby and william uibbY. Defendants.
The evening times., 1895-11-20
BLOOMERS WERE PUT AWAY
New York's Dress Reform Restau-
rant Schema Reaches an End.
Curious Crowds who Stood at the
Windows and an Acting Police
Captain Work Destruction.

New York, Nov. 20.-while other people
have been only amused recently at the
throng which gathered o outside the fwindo VS.
of a Nassau street restaurant, eager for q
peep at a woman in boomers, a sight to be
had any fine day on the boulevard, Acting
Captain Walter L. Thompson of the Oak
street police station has been much dis.
tressed in mind. He takes high ground on
the subject, and deems it sinful for woraen
to go about in baggy boomers with skirt
over them.
Scat 4:30 p. n. yesterday hedescended on
that restaurant, and took its proprietor,
Colonel Nathan W. Fitzgerald, under his
arm up to the Center street court, charging
him with maintaining nuisance.
Col. Fitzgerald explained to 4 . magis-
trate that the bloomers had been taken
off and folded away forever at 1:30 p. M.
and that this fact had been announced to
the public in a placard on the windows.
This placard said that the use of bloomers
would be discontinued in that restaurant;
that intelligent people would therefore have
no further occasion TO stop and stare
through the windows. and that he would
as the damn fools to move on. The
magistrate dischar rged Col. FitZgcrald Id at
once.
But I'm not done with Acting Captain
Thompson yet said the Colonel la st night.
MY present intention Is to take the hide
off Capt. Thompson and hang il on fence
b not because he arrested me, but becauS uSe
he behaved improperly"
He came in here abusing ME and calling
me -- fool and --- idiot, and
said this was n disreputable place and he'd
throw ME into jail without bail.
Now, didn't allow myself to get
angry and let him run on, but I'm going
to see Mfr. Roosevelt in the morning and
find out IL Mr.. Thompson will be acting
captain much longer. / smelled his breath
and have witnesses to prove that he used
improper language"
In the afternoon Acting Capt Thomp-
son saw young man standing near the
restaurant with a pair OF opera glasses in
his hand trying to get peep at the waiter
girl In boomers. The captain ran at the
man and knocked him into the middle of
the street. His hat went one way and his
opera glasses another.
AS he got up the captain hit him again,
a strong blow from the shoulder. This
may have been caused by the captain S
dislike to bloomers, but Col. Fitzgerald
has another theory 10 account for it.
II am satisfied that ] made q mis-
take" said Col. Fitzgerald last night.
"New York is not far enough advanced
for rational costume for women. What
was worn here is an eminently modest dress,
and n convenient one. Some four or five
of my patrons objected, and one young
woman wrote me that she could never eat
here again, but, on the other hand,
have received many letters congratulating
me, and l must say that / have taken
in S10O a day more since the costume was
introduced, and would have taken in more
but for the crowd at the door,"
The evening times., 1895-11-20
ABUSE OF FRAMING PRIVILEGE.
Secretary Morton Replies to II Letter
Inquiring Into the johnson Case.

Secretary Morton Replies to II Letter
Inquiring Into the johnson Case.
Shortly after the recent publication in
The Times regarding the improper use be-
ing made OF ex-Representative Tom L.
Johuson's frank by a secondhand book
dealer of this city. a letter was received
by Secretary Morton from DR.. William n.
Hill, treasurer of the Maryland Single Tax
Association requesting 81 official state
meut OF facts in the case.
In reply Secretary Morton sent the fol-
lowing letter TO DR.. Hill:
Il hasten TO respond to your letter OF in
quiry inclosing newspaper clipping rela-
tive to the abuse of the frauking privilege.
mo one who knows The Hon. Tom l..
johnson will for a moment believe him
capable of premeditated misuse of the
franSiug privilege. He is a gentleman of
the highest personal integrity, and his pub
public career precludes the possibility of
his knowingly doing wrong thing with
public documents or franks.
How the bookseller secured the frank of
Mr.. johnson I am unable to state, but I
am confident that Mr.. johnson himself
never authorized any one except his pri-
vate secretary or clerk to use the said
frank.
1T is true that tue book with the frank
was bought by an employe of this de-
partment at a secondhand book store in
this city, but the purchase was made for the
particular purpose of showing that the
promiscuous and gratuitous distribution of
books at the public expense is fraud upon
the Treasury, upon the department which
prints the documents and upon the Post
office Department which carries them. The
particular person whose frank was placed
upon the paid-for public document was
matter Of no consequence or significance,
except as an illustration of how the frank
ing privilege may be abused IL those who
have them are permitted to grant powers
of attorney for their use"
The evening times., 1895-11-20
wHITECAPs on TRIAL.
Attempt Made to kidnap One of the
Most Important Witnesses.

Anderson, Ind, Nov. 20.-The Scatter
field whitecap gang was put on trial yester-
day. The gang is known over Indiana for
its depredafions of all kinds during the
past eight years.
The twenty-one indictments over the
six now On trial for leadership includes
almost all Of the crimes, with the exception
of murder, that can be enumerated.
An unsuccessful attempt was made Mon
day night tn kidnap Miss Hudson, the
States principal witness.
A similar attempt was made when she
was before the grand jury. The cases will
occupy two or three weeks The first
summons was for 1877 witnesses.
The evening times., 1895-11-20
Suit Against the Cairo Com pany.

Thomas B. Nolan has brought suit against
the Cairo Apartment House Company for
$4,000 damages. His complaint is that
on account of the construction of the Cairo
Flats, adjacent to his residence, and the in
PRODUCTION therein of steam boilers aud cleo
tical dynamos for heating and lighting pur-
poses, the noise and confusion incident have
rendered his home almost uninhabitable.
Messrs. Ralston & Siddons are Nolans at
torneys.
The evening times., 1895-11-20
QUESTIONS FOR TAXPAYERS.

Do you think that the District sh o Md
be bonded to pay for new system
of sewerage and for street extern
sion and imprOvements?
Do you think That, should bond bin
pass, any of the money realized
from the sale Of these b0 nds should
be expended In improving private
proper and remote from the great
body of Taxpayers?
The evening times., 1895-11-20
COAL CARS WRECKED.
Small Accident Near This City That
Delayed Passenger Trains.

All trains over the Baltimore and Po-
tomac Railroad between Washington and
Baltimore were delayed from half an hour
to an hour and half this morning by the
wrecking of a coal train at Seabrooke.
about twelve miles out from this city. So
far as reported, no one was injured.
The Ale of a heavily loaded coal car gave
way, and it, with several other cars, were
overturned. The engine did not leave the
track, which was torn up for a distance
of several rods. The northbound track
was fortunately left clear by the wreck.
The evening times., 1895-11-20
Can't. Cutter,s Denial.

Capt. E. c. Cutter has been appointed
superintendent of the Municipal Lodging
House, in place of W. H. Dunn, deceased.
Capt. Cutter contradicts the statement of
Lewis Sanders that he was refused lodging
on the ground that being one-amed he
could not saw wood. He declares that
the man was told to apply to the Central
Union Mission, and IL refused admittance
there. to return to the lodging house; but
the applicant never came back.
The evening times., 1895-11-20
Canada wheat Must Pay Canada Duty

Ottawa, Ont. Nov. 2O.--The customs de-
partment, replying ID an inquiry whether
Manitoba wheat shipped In United States
vessels from Duluth to Buffalo, and stored
in bonded warehouses there, car be brought
into Ontario duty free, If so desired, states
that wheat SO shipped cannot be allowed
free entry into Canada, as the carrying OF
grain by this route and In the way pro-
posed would be contrary to Ca madam coast
ing and customs laws.
The evening times., 1895-11-20
They wereln Libhy PRISON.

Col. W. A. Noel, of Baltimore, visited the
city hall yesterday to transact some bust
ness at the clerks office, and while there he
was recog nized by Maj. L. P. Williams,
the senior deputy clerk, as a companion
in Libby prison during the late war. When
Maj. Williams escaped from Libby prison
he left Col. Noel still prisoner, and had
not seen him since until the accidental
meeting OF the two old comrades at the
clerks office.
The evening times., 1895-11-20
vIoLAToRs OF THE LAW.
Celia Seymour and Henry era amer Held
for Grand Jury Action.

for Grand Jury Action.
The third case of violation of the Ed
munds law was tried in the police court
this morning, and the parties, Celia Sey.
mour and Henry Cramer, We're held to
await the action of the grand jury in $500
bonds.
William Seymour, the husband of the
woman. testified that she and Cramer
had been living together for a number N
months, and on the night referred to he
caught them together. His testimony was
supported by the woman in whose house
they were.
sufficient to make a case for the Govern
ment, and he ordered that they be COM
mitted In default of bail tn await the ac-
ton of the grand Jury.
The evening times., 1895-11-20
pawe, Commission Turned Dc

Dawes Commission Turned Down.
Denison, Tex, Nov. 20.-The Chickasaw
and Choctaw Nations, through their dele
gates, make public today their answer to
the Dawes commission. They refuse the
overtures of the commission and make an
appeal to the Government to see that they
are not despoiled OF their tribal rights.
The evening times., 1895-11-20
Twisfed His I.eu

Norvell Greenleaf, colored, living at
Seventeenth and streets southeast, while
playi with companion near Sixth and
Virginia avenue southeast, accidentally
fell and twisted his right leg. He was con-
veyed to his home in the Fifth precinct pa
troll wagons
The evening times., 1895-11-20
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your leisure.
The evening times., 1895-11-20
Epter,a,nment at Galbraith Gnu

Entertainment at Galbraith Church.
Miss Eduorah Nahan, of Boston, Mass,
a very gifted elocutionist, will give an
entertainment at Gaibraith A. NJ. E.
Zion Church, corner Sixth street, between
L aud NJ streets northwest, ON Thursday
evening. She will be assisted by local
talent.