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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-31

Htt, SAT- lac county, Utah
NOTICE ~ ntWtuY GIVEN THAT
~ At meeting u the Board Of tru toes
" the sait tgmpHn., held uu me th uuy OF
70 rutry, A. y isH ON assessment ~ three.
ltnihH Iislu| ~ one cent IUl pUf share vac
levied upun The capital stock Of inc Sail com.
tany payable on The .Htn day u March. 4. u.
lsH 20 NuHru ,, tlrut.nuiuE secretary ~
NC Company, Ht hiH ONCE ~ No. lts south
MAN street salt iato tity. ttsh Abi stock
upon witch thIs HaHrHHWUut may rumalu uu.
PAID ON the %. % day OF March, 4 - 1851, vii
De Delinquent and advertised tor sale 10 public
auction aud uulvas pay ent thereon Is made
before Will Dee sold on The iatn day ~ ApuI,
A. o. ls1H, tn pay the delinquent hase HtnlCut
together with costs % advertising aud q.
y = GtTSuINNISG,
frurrHty ~ sampson Mining Co.
lsis.
FIRST publication Of This notice February gl,t.
4, H. 49,,
srrrtuNEyrAL surtuE
ny order Of tur board NJ trustees o. tho
hampfon NiuiuE company. the date OF Tho dee
UnVuUUrv Z hu above HaFUaaWrut BE- extend.
81 unu AufiI !yth, lsii, anu tue date " salu 10
Man llsL 1851
Dated March glth. 100
u .. IlENutNSiNB, sccrottry
First publication o. this supplUmuutal
notice, March 18th, Isa
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A RESOLUTION.
GrauuaS Pioneer Square 20 the Utah 4 Paeinc
Improvement Company Tot Railroad
Depot Purposes,


where's. the Corporation Of salt Lake City
u DESTROYS Of AiuiEg 90 tue construction ot 4
railroad trU.I rait Lake Guy 20 tho IA inc
Coast a. or near Los Angcius, aud u rail.
miuinl regions, aud recognizing that the same
would cUulrIhutU greatly g. the prosperity OF
90 rittrus, aud suitAHlu grounds Tor depot
Iufposes Tor such railroads beng Necessary,
Hs il resolved BY the city Council Of SAT-
lhtC NV, State Of Utah. that hll OF Block ~,
DO liat ~, OF AT Lake CITY survey, known
BE- llpucer qlafu, D. hcr. by granted ana
dUHstyd 10 tfe Utah and rAc az Improvement
company, lr surcussOrs AMI tssigns Tor rail
way depot purposes, on tho following con-
tif5. Tho acceptance q said donation In
uuuuE, signed by tho pfrsilUnt ami secretary
" SAD company, ani nltl VIA mo ely rus
gIr1rr with th.riy DAYS Of tuus date
SECOND. thU paymUut of one d1uAr
THIRD Tho construction aud operation ~
atluast one hundred miles Of rat road witbla
this tate Hu either ~ both ~ said lines Vita
in two Year, ff1m tue date hereof. and The ruu.
Mug " ualua over said road into aud upun
toufh mat At tho cad Of ninety dsy.
alter tho arCgutaucc Of tbe trrms the grant
% the Pioneer square 90 the L tan hud raciac
Improvement lonphny,i1 railroad tfruIual
miles % tueif grade uu Irf contraction A. tlg
tuu u HN months 90 have % miles OF their
foaibrl completed. At the end ~ Twelve
months Co have 20 miles Of road com.
months 10 have % miles " ROAD cUmplrtcIAnd
iu operation, ~ the 1ni " - months tu have
ltl JULES OF connected road bgilt Auu DO upur
alton within tho state VI titan towards lus
Ansulcs, or from sAlt LAks tdy Ia a westerly
direction towards Deep Greek.
And un acceptance " sad donation By rho
president Hnd secretary oi thid company, sud
llu payment ~ tnid sum OF ono dollar, the
Mayor audriy recorder are hereby author zUd
AMI directed 10 make ana execute a
proper deed Of conveyance NJ said described
premises TO SAID tthh ami pacnc Improve.
mout company, ils successors anu assigns, and
70 deliver tha same % Hons Nuueft =.
haHklu aud thumAH e., NObuCT, 10 be held Ia
escrow by them and upon the performance 4
thr thirl condition heTviubtfDtr mentioned, 10
De- delivered BY them, or their executors or
HdUIuIstTaturs. o. q fhiu Jtah and parinif
improvement Company.
Aud Ia the event ~ tho failure Of said Com.
pany % comply with any VI the lcrms aud
conditions uf ms Trsoluuuu. tho deed herein
mentioned 20 DO returned to the CiIY Recorder
Of salt lato Guy
Passed JY the tity Council Of salt Lake city.
state NJ itah. March u, l-JJ. anu referred 10
TIE Mayor for BIZ approval.
lheaD DAVID = tMEtI,
CITY Recorder.
Approved this the i!th day Of March. A. D.
lew
GEORGE HOMNEY,
Mayor pro ten.
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were given and col 'rlrit mtni-
fpsttt.
WIN. X. Hsuiy, deputy United
Eiats mafshaI uudu' Ne fzhHi Bus'
ht M Uei 10 the aImi-si1u % Utah A. a
Sat, has agaiu b zen appointed n
deputy ty Marshal Brigham.
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NvOU AWE HERguN HEQu'HEu TO AP.
pear DO an action brought arhinsty you by
tlU above named plant q 100 Goo district oour'
~ the Third Judicial uistrict Of the lerflt1ry
uf Utah aud 10 answer the comp aini MOI
therein within ten DAYS exclusive OF Tho day
~ sOrvictI after the service on you % THIS
sumuuna=E served within THIS county Of, "
served ont Of tins county, hut DO This distf' q,
within twenty days, otherwise wthin forty
ia, s--1r Judgment by default Will be taken
against you. according 90 the prayer Of said
compliant
The Eaid seton h brought 10 have q decree
uf this roufi dis-oI iuT the bonds of matri.
mony ,Nistug between pl1iuth and defend.
ant, hd1udaIng thHt plain 90 nave the custody
~ the minor rnitd, issup ~ sad marriage aud
her Gusts herein UNp uied, sIh other relief.
UrHyed ON the gfuuui thtt 10 Nuaust, lsFl. to
def nuant Nfliully and without cause d. serted
aud abandoned plant q, and since sad time
hHs q itl Hud ftIl lhita 20 utuNdo plaInhu
with The common nrrosa1fIca Of NE
Andyou are hereby notified that " you Tar
TO hpNyAF AMI Anawtr the Fuit comp stint AZ
above rtuuued. The aaif ulAiutlu will apply ~
tho court tor The reutf demanded thotCin.
" tttCss, the iun sHmuol A Merritt judge,
nud the aetl ~ the District tuurt "
the IhIrt J1IiriaI IL riot IN AMI Tor
isEAt.I tho territory ~ utAh,fhia Oh day Of
UrrfmUtf. IN the year ~ our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety
I've
DAVID G. DuNBAl CLERK.
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t,itin a serious position. 1hou.aldE llbeh.m
gfr daily losing tIrIr 'Ii.Hif'nth through ihr
lufsIug tobI.Uyilu Nerves rlnygcd WIthc1u.
slant Irritation brain drllyr'd with ytuf.l.f.
lua tobacco i.frur. .rtuN power destroy .N.
I'lFr man lui 40 tiuAscuiai'd wreck VINO SNOW
uUtvhtf l.fHla.
Wien tnIl.go has % hold on % m1u'hr alg but
ONE IIHr $40 Iu.iHH. which lIa been iNH saI
Walton ut over NuUiN such rlaUs, and 10 curing
tHUU.HUUH every dHy. No thr tobacco Victims
H.l Isf know what u BIZ tn Uu once WuTs IIm ~
.fHHt NrtHf 90 eve, fU|l ui ruHH1. UlFU"tIaW
tnI vital force. NfIHuHH Will eradicate tHp
tobacco habit from Tho vices ut mankind. Hear
u"tUH NOrafy HI.f1 10y 90 E'UfIHu. y.U.
tory c4us.d hy Np.Ip.Iag timely appearance
uu TOE battlefield
n0yniv fons August tst 1895
Gfuusmsna Iofmt aH 90 UfHsHu dHuu tnHtei.
crate 20 giyr hH rHpfHrrrs in fHr uae ~ Snt0 llt
Juno tHi ~ rUufht ono Boz % 10 from . "
IfH|tf. dfUEEHt tu ~ aH Ru otufflnrnt Uflt tho
UH of tIHAUHu "tUafanfHfH ItHt Che bon ~ faniats
l1 no dag. uHiHr eight paf dly Sow f0r The 10
fI.t t1f tau mHHihs June ard luiyI 1 have had
little ds.Ifu fIr tobacco Dol" 'ufH THT fTiHftUH
rIsuF am 20 IraH - age .suHrei ani ehfvsi
90 ttH same tins rHaHIHfIT fIf about Ieam Have
tasu regular tobacco tuesur inr 5ul7lrt
NbTo.uae viii DO % iur you. quickly. easily.
Do. man. utY, n sou will only de- your share.
NUUIu tHuaY, Won take 40 fisk whatever, f1r
sou HHy ffuW yuuf own dfuHElst uu1IT absolute
guarantee 90 cure. Oct OUT booklet, Don't
'IoInrHu Spit and Smoke Your iifr AWHY'
written guarantee and free sample, mailed Dor
ihr asking. sA|ius The sterling EgmcJy Co.,
Chicago Ur Sew York
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NOTICE is UERtHN GNrN Ti'AT
~ Joseph =. liiscy aimiufat hinf OF tue
esta'o ct ieiUr jensen Deceased. D srcnicfci
rect. CUeut. AMI d Ell in aaid court. bic nnAi
account OF HIs HImtn atrlunn OF said estate
on Uru IIu Tor Gual distriuu Jon u a." ct.
Que uf Ha.i &c ate among tho trHura rutitui
thereto, and ihHt saturday. Cue ih dav Of
ApuI. 3. % l-aH a. 90 U'ClUcs n un. Of The
court room of sHid court, IN thg tuuUtN Court
U.use salt take Guy ami uuuW. ltah has
been duly appointed Uy tho Judge ot said -Iuft.
Cor the soIt|uurt ~ salf account nnu hearing
SAN petition for nIatrI uuuu. OF which umu
AID % ace any person interested in faId ostA
mHv aUpuar ana show cause. N ANY there be-,
why sa'd account should not bH settled AMI
approved and nual distIuut0n made ns prayed
for.
dated March 10. 4. b. lsyi
G. B.. -TANTON,
ClUrE % tho district Court
ny A q HrEsE. u,uuty Jlers
ne lAHps a RICHARDS, Attorneys Tor ad'
minIstralgr
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In The p.,irlst Court, Probate Division. Third
JUDICIAL iilsulcl IN ana Tor salt Lake
C0uuty, state OF Utah.
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IDlRsuANT TO An ORDER or SAID
C9url m sad matter, notice " hereby
gwen mat saturday. the 2ist day OF March,
a, y. n ., AZ ~ O'Clock a. u, Attic County
'ourI house ~ BAT Lake CITY, ttah, IN tho
Tue llme ana pace for tho hearing ~ a petition
OF Joseph II Dean praying for The admission
70 pTuhhle OF certain document herewith
prosthled. purpOttinE 20 DO The last viii and
Testament Of g. ". Han Hkaniau, dsceAted,
when aud where all persons Interested may
appear ana oppose tho prob tte Of said will or
the grantlng NJ letters parliamentary 70 Joseph
II; Dean, A. prayed Tor IN satd petition.
IN witness whereof, | have hereuntO set my
name ana amHed the seal NJ said Court this
2nd Jay OF February, A, u, irg6
lhEALl q. T.. STANTON,
ny A. q RFEsE,
bopuiYCleTk,
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A CONFEDERATE VICTORY.
A Texas Colonel Captures
a Life Long Foe.
Htory OF n struggle for Years. Ending In
success NJ iast=rhc .uoro's
own statement

muFrHnFf
1I'.if. ytrf,ry
90 ?
tIt4ff.raiIf., i
tsif.fs ' "
5 yIuth man
t.'Hfl..fy .a.itlr|
% i POI '
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In the District Court IN and Tor the Third
Judicial District ~ Unh TerritofY.
Nonnll Of slI I.ALe.

Anna N. raulk, plaint.h,
flvtum Uutseh rauk. defendant
The PEOPLE OF the Territory ~ U'ah send
Greeting TO HyIum Russell fauik, defend.
Ant
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE..

Tue sampson Mining company, SAT- Ate CITY.
Utah, Worse Of t"c Cumpan Nd Conner
oulch, Wet Mountain Mining bis.
trlCt, salt Ia. tuuuty, Utah
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NOTICE.
In the District Court Probate division. Third
Judica. nstrtct 10 and inf sat Lac
tuuuty, tate VI Jthh.

In the matter OF tie estate u Peter Jensen
deceased
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-02
New Edition Of Mining Laws.

We have received the ninth editiontjust
OUT of Cops Mining Code, publish
ed by Henry N. Corp. a lawyer OF Wash
ington, d. c., who has given many years
to the study of mining laws. 1t is a book
of more than 200 pages, and will be
found OF great interest to mine owners
and prospectors, as it gives the United
States mineral land laws and the official
instructions hereunder, the various
state and territorial mining laws,
miners liens, rights of way, &C., num-
erous forms for use from the location to
the patenting, lease and sale OF a mine,
and also a large collection of abstracts OF
court and land office decisions and rul-
ings. Every e%nterprising mining man
will secure a copy. The price is 90 cents
You can order at this office.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-02
Primary Election.

At the Republican primaries held
Saturday 81 votes were cast, the largest
vote ever cast here at a primary election,
T. q. Herman and N. A. Hummel were
elected delegates to the State Convention
The following delegates were elected
to the County Convention: A. T. Clip
penger, w. w. Taylor, T. W. Fitzgerald,
VIM. Enright, B. F. Dolan, J.J. Nichol-
son, L. S. Pratt, F. L. Voorhees,, w. Fl.
Pierson, T. &. Herman, N. A. Hummel,
Geo. Dowding, Walter Macpherson and
DR.. E. A. Jackman.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-02
Music Lessons.

Miss Lottie Gale, graduate Of the
Conservatory of Music, San Jose, will
give instructions in music to a limited
number of pupils. Apply at the resi-
dence OF l.. Hettenhausen. Miss Gale
comes highly recommended as a teacher
and is known to many Wadsworth
people as a talented musician.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-02
BREV1T1ES.

". Allen is visiting Reno.
lies, fashion books at this office.
IRE are 100 names on the register.
b is the liniment of the century.+
Gle George Frazer was in town last
) water is lower than usual in the
. State Fair is looming up encour-
ely.
s. /. H. Kent visited friends in
Saturday.
g Morgan mill has started up agai II
omstock pre-.
gazines for September has just ar
at this office.
IN. w. H. A. Pike is expected home
t the 10th inst.
c. Doughty opens the Star Valley
ol next Monday.
d Young has been in the railroad
ital for several weeks.
o Knights OF Labor have declared
5ryan and free coinage.
ellsworth and Reno will play foot
during fair week at Reno.
10 weather seems to be changing we
been having 30 much rain.
G. Hummel and +. T. Lothrop
ed the County seat Saturday.
lie relay couriers are chasing through
,ming and making good time.
rains and bruises yield TO Trib. =
commissioner Hytners was in town
day and visited The Reservation.
looks McClane has returned from
mountains feeling much improved.
+. III. Cowles left for Sacramento yes
ay morning to be absent q few days.
IN. Linton and John Babcock have
rned from their mountain trip Sat-
Ay.
mere is talk OF fusion between Popul-
and the Republicans OF Storey
.nty.
machinery has been, put in the
i, using gas instead OF charcoal as
larion Wilson and Miss Arda Van
Ter were married at Reno Sunday
ming.
liss Mabel Stanaway left Reno last
1T for Boston to complete her music
tudies.
lenry Theelan and daughter came in
day. The young lady will attend
University.
iity work at City prices at the Foto-
I tent open Thursday for u week pr
days only.
Ienry Theelan q ys about 10000
KS OF grain were raised OH Carson
k this season.
he California Knights of Pythias
pose to establish a home in San Die
or aged Pythians.
:. IL. Proctor and d. Y. Merrigan
e taken a contract to cut 80 cords OF
in slabs.
second son of DR.. Bergstein
a fracture of the arm while
sting on his bike.
len Titus Of the firm of Manning x
Ring, Reno, visited Wadsworth and
Reservation Sunday.
300 have been subscribed to pay for
line between Carson and
-dnerville, via Genoa.
he Silver State has RENTED 500 to
a. z. st. John, treasurer OF the Ma
ial Silver committee.
Florida girl fled into the shrubbey
,scape a kiss and was tori by a pan
r.. Served her right!
small boy wants to know: "liow
the sickth that rat on the great
b at the Reserve Sunday :"
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-02

All my work will be first-class and
dry rough washing for families made a
speciality. Separate waters used and
great care taken with clothes. Give me
a trial and be convinced.
X. l.. STOKER, Proprietor.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-02

FoR RENr-A four room house near
the shops. Good location, and water on
the premises.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-02

Tom Woodliff was sentenced to ten
years at hard labor in the State pen
itentiary. Judge Mack considered the
crime and the circumstances surround
ing it sufficient to give him the full
penalty, Notwithstanding the recon-
mendation OF mercy by the Jury.
James Wild departed for Folsom, Cal
%ifornia. last evening where be has gone
to reside. jim has leen employ ed at
the Nevada House for nearly three years
during which time he has made many
friends. We hope prosperity will follow
this genial, industrious young man who
has always been SO accommodating and
obliging.
A most remarkable case is that OF
Eddie Burpe. the boy who was acct
dentally shot in Paradise valley a week
ago yesterday. A portion OF his right ear
and the skull bone we're carried away,
leaving the brain exposed, and it was
thought he could not possibly live a few
hours. Nevertheless the 10y is still
alive and recovered consciousness Sat
urday. with a fair rhance OF his recovery.
Silver State.
Parents should be very strict in fore
ing their children to be at school next
Monday morning so that they can take
their place in their respective classes.
A week or two lost at the beginning of
the term throws the scholar far behind
and it requires hard study to catch up
again with the class. Let all the boys
and girls be on hand next Monday
morning when the bell rings.
The Sacramento Sunday News says
that Justice Bigelow OF Nevada writes
to Mr.. Hanna to say they, the Repub-
Leans, win carry Nevada. A man in
whom hope springs SO eternal as that
is as confidently serene as the hod-
carrier who, having fallen from the roof
OF a sky-scrping building, gathered him
self together when within ten feet OF
the ground and exclaimed, now, here's
for q hard bump"
An English syndicate proposes a
novel scheme for bringing Nevada ores
within reach of railroad transportation.
1t is to widen and deepen the Colorado
river IRON a point in Lincoln County to
to The Needles and set ahoat a fleet OF
light-draft steamers to transport the ore.
T. Watkins Davis OF the syndicate has
already obtained options on a number
Of the mines in Lincoln County to be
taken up in case the scheme goes
MISUNDERSTANDING Press.
The relative strength of the four
parties in this State two years ago as
shown on the vote for Governor was as
follows:
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1896-09-02

2, 1896
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02
O,n.y'. Proposition to s.,l.bur,.

Chicago, ILL.,, April 26.-The Times-Her-
aids Washington special says:
Lord Salisbury now has before him for
consideration an Informal proposition
from President Cleveland Of treaty of
general arbitration Of all matters In dis
pute between the United States and Great
Britain, and of all disputes between either
Of these powers and any other power in
which the good offices Of the other govern
ment has been rendered. The meaning of
this Is that the president has offered to
the British premier general scheme of
arbitration designed to embrace the vene-
zuelan question, but without reference
thereto by name. thus affording method
In which Lord Salisbury may easily reach
a settlement of that vexing dispute with
out too directly humblIng his pride To
this proposal. made some time ago, after
series Of fruitless negotiations along
other lines, no reply has yet been received
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02
AROUND III WonLp.

a 0rsas Feat In "a etssssty to - At
tsapseA-
New York, April 24.-At the opening
Of the national electrical exhibition In New
York next week an experiment In cleo
trical science will be attempted which will
attract the attention Of the scientific
world, and, II successful will
be far In advance of anything
that has been achieved thus far.
At q certain hour on the 7th Of May
the several lines Of telegraphic cable from
New York to Europe, thence to China
and Japan. thence to Australia. thence to
Africa, thence to Portugal, thence TO
Brazil. thence to Chilli, thence to Central
America, thence through Mexico to Gal
weston and thence to New York again will
be connected In single circuit. and with
an electrical current furnished by Mag
ara falls an operator at one table In the
exhibition will send message composed
by Mr.. Chauncey NJ. Depew to another
operator In the same room after circum-
navigating al the continents of the earth
1t = impossible like Puck to put a girdle
around the earth, because there b no cable
line acroB the Pacific ocean. A bill Is
pending In congress for the establishment
Of one, and 1t Is hoped that 1t will soon be
enacted into law. but the proposed mes
aage will travel great deal father by
the existing lines as described than II 1t
simply followed the equator. Before the
close of the exhibition, ON the queens
birthday, President Cleveland will be In
vited to send message Of peace and good
will to Victoria, the current also to be
furnished on that occasion by the waters
of Niagara falls, which Is especially appro-
pirate because they belong Jointly to Great
Britain and the United States. Mr.. Cleve-
land will have an opportunity to work up
a fine sentiment with such material.
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02

comes from California to the effect that
plot had been formed to abduct Cor
nelius Vanderbilt and hold him for
ransom. Nobody appears to know any
thing about 1t but Mr.. George f. Gard.
the ex-United States marshal and the
detective who tells the story. Wiscon-
sin veterans. some of them at least. will
remember the same Gard. who came to
the national encampment of 1889 at the
head OF the California delegation. he
being at the time department COM
mander
The Meeker herald., 1896-05-02
SUCCESSFUL HIGHWAY MEN
rhsy Res Q Bsrvi.A Msa sf Four Thsss-
anA Dollors.

They Rob Q BsruiaA Asa sf Four fhess-
and Dellars-
Denver. April GA special from
Trinidad to the Republican says:
A daring hold-up occurred at half
past ten O'Clock yesterday morning
about a mile and half east Of the coal
camp of Berwind. The victim was
John Aiello, the leading merchant OF
the camp. and the amount Of booty Sc
cured by the hold-ups was $4,000. Mon
day being pay day at the camp, Mr.
Aiello telephoned on Saturday to one OF
the Trinidad banks. as has been his GUS
tom each month, for the necessary cur
rency with which to cash the miners
checks The money was sent by ex-
press on the Gulf train to Franklin. the
nearest railroad station to the camp.
Mr.. Aiello, accompanied by Mr.. X. H.
Mackey one of his clerks. met the train
on Its arrival and placing the money III
satchel started for the camp. which
Is about three miles distant, in buggy.
The road runs through narrow canon,
with high hills on each side.
When within mile and n half OF the
camp. four masked men sprang out
fr IN behind some bushes which lined
the road and leveled their guns on Mr..
Aiello and his companion commanding
them to throw up their hands. Mr..
Aiello grabbed his revolver. but before
he could use 1t one of the highwaymen
fired at him, the ball going through his
clothing annd grazing his side. The
shot frightened the horse which Mr..
Aiello was driving and the animal
started to run. throwing the occupants
of the buggy out. Two of the hold-ups
covered Aiello and Mackey with the
guns while the other two started after
the runaway horse, and being mount
ed soon overlook 1t and secured the
money. All four Of them then made for
the hill and, although large posse was
soon organized and In pursuit, at last
accounts the robbers had not been cap
tured. There is no clue to the identity
of the men, but they were evidently
posted as to the proposed movements
OF Mr.. Aiello and that the money would
be sent to him by express this morning