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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27

Here Is an example In arIthmeti
with which the schoolhoys may keep
their wheel turning DURING the even
Ing \ young man went to preacher
10 get married and the preacher asked
How old are you, John? tie replied, I
am half as old as my father, How old
o. your father? lie Is two years older
than my mother. My oldest sister is
two years older than my youngest sis
ter. Ny youngest sister is four years
Older than her brother ana my brother
Is Eve years older than my young
brother. How old are they all together
asked the preacher The young man
replied that 1--WE OF the children are
seventeen years older than his father
and mother together How old Is John
aud each OF the children aud his father
and MOTHER Democratic Advocate
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27

rived ut the regents court. While
they were waiting In the ante-cham-
Der a heavy thunderstorm occurred.
There came a Hash Of lightning. fol-
lowed By peal OF thunder so deafening
that an nwed silence rciEned among the
courtlcrs for a few moments II was
broken by Voltairc crying out In loud
voices Things could not be worse mp
there II the heavens were governed by
a regent" The Marquis de Nocc re-
pcltod this remark to the Due d'Orleans
and sug, c'tri that Nollairo should be
sent back TO the Bastilc. but the regent
only laughed and promired the young
wit a pension
II am much Obliged to your high
ness, said Noltairc, for giving me the
means to procure food, but beg OF
YOU not to trouble yourself In future
about my lodgings All the Year
Round.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27

Special attention is being given by
the French military authorities to the
questions OF succorlng the wounded on
hattlenclds when night comes on after
a great battle Experiments have
been made with powerful electric are
lights but the apparatus has conditions.
Al length II has been practically deter
mined that the ambulance corps men
shall wear little iucandescent glow
lamps In their hats, just like ladies OF
the ballet In spectacular eXtraya-
ganza. Each man Is TO carry little
primary battery In his pocket for the
production of the current The wound
81 In need OF succor viii look out for
the little moving lights aud II possible
drag themselves toward thcm-E X.
change,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27

plain. ungraccful speech had the effect
tlvcncss Of eloqucncc az times, and was
always pitched upon popular key.
When his nmcial life was IN danger Il
ros, upon one or two occasions notably
Ia the famous parliamentary conflict ot
lA5O-yo nearly 10 the height Of great
ness. Hut even the blunt. half-humor-
ous. decided manner had q certain snc-
cluusncss about II that was characters
tie Of the man In his mouth cant
phrase his famous Ciyis Romanus sum
h case In point simulated he so well
as 10 deceive the very elect, he man
AGED to galyanlzc II into wearing lts
grayc-clolhcs IA iauntily as though they
had been holiday attire.
Mi Gladstone Is credited with saying
that the secret Of cloQucupc consists In
giving back To ones hearers In drops
what one has received from them aR
spray II This be Mr.. Gladstonc's analy-
sl4 OF his own power. We venture to
suggest that he does himself Injustice.
nut II serves admirably as a nguutyc
expression of tho essence OF Lord Pal
ulerston's popularity lie knew his
public to perfection Their national
prciudlccs appealed to him az man.
urG upon these prcludices he built his
supremacy as a foreign minister OF
course there were not lacking those who
slW through AN this. Indeed. they rcp.
rcrontcd very considerable and highly
respectable opposition Hut Palmer
sion knew so well what the galleries
liked, and played to them with such as.
siduity and success. that he could al.
most arord to ignore his critics
To say this is In no sense Ia assert
that he was without positive conyic.
tons, very unusual administrative
abilities, or smatteriug OF disinterest.
ed sentiment A man may possess an
these and ye, be- q little OF a dcmagoguo
aud very much of bully. Lord Pal
mcrston admirably cXcmpliHes tho
statement The fact that hc was sIc.
cCfslycly O tory. q disciple OF Canning
q peolitc and @ liberal Is simply To say
that he was man OF generous Instincts
who nude an honest EFFORT TO keep pace
with the inevitable progress OF events
T. II be- laid TO his char,t that hc aided
aLd ahcttcd Sir Ro,crt Peel ON that
famous day when ,Le latter found
a." whigs bathing and stole their
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27

tlr unique prestige OF Mr. Gladstone.
&c. Gladstone power. however. is
iuilt upon foundation very different
nom that which bplVorcd mp the fam,
of the greatest %. iingocs There h. q
moral austcrlty ln bis character. LOFTY
ldralIsm iu his cloquenco. certain
philosophy of ststcsmauship To which
ir spite Of chance and change. hc has
been true. thni compel q popular esteem
ari respect which seem scarcely dimin-
ishcd by the general recognition OF his
marvellous intellectual ubtlity II re-
ut.tcs no prophet To forctcll the lasting
quality Of Mr.. Glndstonr'H fame. writes
Edward " CHAPMAN In the Century.
rilmcuton8 hold upon the people.
on the other hand was due ln no small
measure TO the absence NJ the very
qualities by which Mr Gladstone is
Characterized ilIs moral ideals. so Tar
from being exalted. we're common 10
thc last degree His talents command.
od consideration hy their quantity
rather than their quality llc could lly
lIitlc claim 90 o'oquau,c though hiH
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27

-'.'.s. 10 Wlg b- pleaded 600 rltelua-
u.f Ihlt Che bathing .hIg bad NO
t.tI risht in tno garments. while
Poland Palmer h4I sr1au FOO their
H rI did har1 aaiE In them
pa.mafa.ou worst enemy never
rH. Hon"f hIs administrative powers
%. H.s devotion FOB vurN Boo hH long
t,.ms OF thr way auI foreign offices. as
VOL turing Che years when boz Was
prime minister tla amount of efficient
labor which Doc bestowed upou 'ho pub
i. TE.ec puts him boo the front rank
OF working ministers while Dis three
yuuas home secretary served To illus
tate both hIa industry and bis versa
uv Nor need there be- any question
tlath.s symp,ihlos other things being
cgual were alWays ON the side Ut the
oppressed. aud that be- rcioiced to
strengthen the guarantees Of freedom
urt then. other things never were equal
Here lies the great indictment that Is
In Dr. brought against Lord Palmcrston
ls o. foreign minister. lie made what
hr called patriotism fetish a blind
Il, Eotic yannous thing whose ignor.
an and lmperious demands must be-
satisfied NJ once regardless OF an large
iiies Of right and wrong. National az
guGdlzcmeHt. national sclf.asscrtion.
without account Of consequence or the
higher demands ~ Justice. were the
cuds which Palmcrston sought to OBJ
tain. and national prejudice was tho
rhaim with which he conjurcd.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27

The queen regent OF Spain Is cos
iirmed smoker OF cigarettes, and when
at work Is seldom without one between
her lips or In a box near at hand. It
is the especial pleasure Of "Bubi" dis
Catholic majesty King Alfonso KILL
to light the cigarettes Tor his mamma.
Carmen sylvia the queen OF Rou.
mania, Is also an ardent cigarette
smoker. Her royal highness might set
the baby king a better example but he
may have a mind OF his own and not
adopt the vices OF his elders. II is quite
likely that when little 'Fonso becomes
old enouGl TO reign over a natlsn he
Will have no Havana In his.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27

yolmirc was put In dur1ncc Vile In
hl young days and IL was not his fault
that be- did not go 10 the Bastilc di-
rcrtly after he came out The regent.
who rightly Judged that it would be
better TO have young Voltairc for q
friend than FOR an enemy sent the
Marquis de Nocc 10 tho Basiilc with
ordcr 10 release the young satirist and
brue him safe To the palala Royal The
order Has duty obcycd and. late In tho
evening Nulilire and the marquis ar
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27

It ch'erfully as the dinner was worth
all II cost For the same amount. how
ever party OF four could dine sump-
tnonsly NJ the Waldorf \ bottle OF
wine for which SIS Is charged here cost
SO there. The hallboy at the door told
me that he paid francs a day for the
privilege OF working In the place, and
the walters 10 francs The tips re-
ccivcd by these worthless from the
gildcd youth OF the capital are said to
be the highest paid Tor any restaurant
In the world"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27

Tho divorce industry In North Dlao-
4, Is a paying business Fargo has mos.
OF IL, and It Is estimated that the pres.
ence OF the divorce colony means from
$1,000 to $4,000 per month for the hotel.
men OF the city, II also means from
$1,000 to 10000 for the local attorneys
In addition to these expenditure the
stores receive directly, perhaps. s. OlG
pc; month In the way OF divorce trade
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27

The largest structure on earth, when
compared with the size Of the builders,
Is the ant-hlll Of Africa. Some OF
Those mounds have been observed Af-
Teen foot high and nine fect In dame
ter n q human habltation were con
suuctod on the same scale it would be
more than acvcn miles high
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27

The state Of Iowa has s39 crcam,ries
and cheese factories, Last year they
produced 7O,5Gl,7lO pounds of buucr.
worth $l3,OOOOOO ana about 1850 .oOl
pounds OF cheese. worth about Ss5O. Ooo.
A large part OF the butter IS shipped
away, but most OF the cheese rs con.
sumed In the state.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27

Tho militant ornaments Of modern
nations excel those OF amy previous
period in human history ana the very
power and effectiveness OF the modern
cuglnery Of war Is powerful factor
iu assuring peace Rev. l.. G. Jones
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27

It Is computed that there is 100000
OCo pounds sterling worth in gold and
Jewels at the bottom of the sea on the
route between England and india
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27

Cumso-Mrs. barley has presented
her husband with twins
Cawker- Those are duplicate pres.
ents which he viii have 10 keep.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27

Holack-When you We're abroad dil
you see any royal portrait galleries
Jack Potts-On the way over | saw
the pictures OF three hngs and Two
queens with two small pairs
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27

Domlnie-My dear sir, have sou any.
thing laid by for a rainy day:
Rakeson-Os, yes collection o,
twenty-five borrowed umbrellas
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-03-27
LORD PALMERSTON.
THE uNoO IDEAL THAT HE
FASTENED on ENGLAND.


Y VII generally br
conceded that 40
English prime
minister OF thi
century has en-
ioyod 70 more en
tliuslastir popular
ity than Horny
John Temple Wis
count Paimcrston
On saying thisIam
not unmindfui of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-28

beloved Sou, Which was my beloved
aud chosen from the beginning, sald
unto mH. Father, Thy will le d0utiau q
tine ..ufs io rUtue Ofevor Wherefore,
fscauHs that Satan ftbeleI against
me. sui sought t1 .rstfIY tine agency
.f mau, vuich /, the Lord Cos, had
.Ivsu MIN, aud aisH hat I should give
uufu him miup own UuwUr by The
power of mine Only Bs.oitgu, l uausUl
that nt abou DO csst down, aud hr be-
cam. SATAN
The agency OF mau must therefore
be- held IuYilntp, not, unWrver, ~
s1m. lniuenuHv. every IiNuf u usidr re-
ton. but SIMPLY az an Hio apartment
lf flr highest p.sfiblB uUvUlJpmuHt
through YUrl .eucf.
NuU, ItIHa matter % common uK.
refIrnUr tuat, iu uIInf on railway
.faI., ono mBy nN the attention on
any particular spot sI steadily As Co
1--WE the HHfiDuuIIng c.uutfy lHs ap.
.uHfauus No fe Hlviug abound tuai
y.Iu auI sI by the continued study ul
any Que principle no truth, one may
come o. I0Ik upon % as being OF imp0f.
lance out OI all proportion i0 related
couHi IufatIUuH. iu choosing between
tine various duties Of liio, Therefore aud
specially between thIso iuurs in
winch The passions may be- enlisted, %
is % the intHIrs, Of hNttef.IaT saints
g. decide upon tue relative Importance
~ each iu tue light OF all lho iutolli'
gonce On lfIpI them by q auOwIrdgu
OF the pIsI devised iIr our eternal "a.
altnuon T.. a. WILruN.
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Dam on Sn.an 4. NlrIngam.

The death Of Susan a, slfiugam,
we'll and widely kn wn as a lady u
many stsr.ilg qualities, occurred at
her home 10 the Thirteenth ward
lhis moruing after 40 illness Of two
week.. The deceased was a ma.
tive u Salem, Massachusetts, aud
was IN the fXty.Huycutu year OF her
sgo. She passed thfUu 10 the struggles
of the Lattrr.uay Saints NJ Nauvn.,
anu came g. Utuh IA September, 1871.
A. a member 1f JoIUdiau NJ. GfsLps
mpany. she was tho mother of ok
CHI dfru, ono ~ whom was Lucy b.
Grant, vile OF Hon, Hybur J Grant.
The deceased was Oue Of the most
acIvu promoters of scflUuItute Go tho
Slate aud was energetic AMI prrtUytf-
iug IN the doing Of good iu many Oturr
directions, Tue time OF the funeral
has ugt yet been ur idod uu0n.
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Flthrr -. Harris was tue nfst wilt
nee 10 take the stand On thc opening
OF the case. he testified that MI
Hayksu stoupsd Of the Is uis'nfi
usvUfaI times rom Drc-mutf IS. 1888,
t1 March 5, 1895; hau alsI seen Murs
ami Hayden converting iu tho motel
office uu different occasions.
TX County Clrtk Mul0y was
then called auI iacuuncI the
warrant books usud lu bic unlce
boo 1874 AMI 1896. 10 nIU afsd
that waffsnts he'd Uocu is.ueu O. 4.
a. Andrews & 90. in tho bum o fji..
$40 50, the nist warrant was i1f tl5. 900
i,.usl June lD.h, 1894. lie alec ,usti.
HrI tuat ItiUt 40 tbs aAlU there hal
u,en 40 ratification by the county
court of the Andrew contract acuUrIs
log ~ tue records ~ the cIur.
Secretary 40 State james I. Ham.
m0uu testified with relation Co com.
mission having toen itsuud 20 J. H..
Morris ~ felgctmau,
Joseph Liupmap testified that Lu
went 10 the kuutfIrl hotel 10 1898 by
rspusted rq irst Ui Hayden 10 look
over iurniiut, plans.
The q utt mere took 40 atj lusnment
until $3.50 this m0tuiug.
A. tuis morning. srasi0u uE County
Cltrk Meloy wa tue Net witness
called. Ho identified tue letters g.
Andrew g. Company o. being "a Mr
Haykeu's uauuwfitiH
X. X. Andrew s.aJ Identified the
handwriting of Mr. Haykou. Arthur
Fl1csstt testified that hr was en-.
ployed by Andfows a Company Of
Chicago from 1891 10 1875 auI inst be-
was acquainted with Nj HayErn ami
hsd real all his letters 10 the company
while employed a. mailing and hIing
clerk.
AZ this point the court took a recess
until this afternoon.
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PROPOSALS roR STREET SPANK.
LING

VNuE srRISkLlNG COMMITTEE or THE
i tlV NJ rhli Lake, viii receive bids Tor
UAFt May 1871. 1885, A. follow. separate ulds
must be- returned Tor one, two and Tires years
contrasts
Hids viii DO Tor tpT.utlmF districts {. 2. 8 aud
an Hhswu on tho uIAt in The unur OF the City
tuKnrtT aud must aIHu give price per
Wuvk. poT u'pos Tor such extra FprlukliuE rs
tur NitY Council may hereafter determine on
All lids must DO accompanied by uurtInod
CtgCt Cor nyu hundred $500 dollars, made
payable 20 u. T. MAY Treasurer Of hat lake
DItY, aud MUS Boo addressed Co b. n. lupfu.
hon. Chairman % ~puukUuE lufumlttrt, room
40, AtlAs Block, salt Lake CITY utah.
o. Al. LErUullOA, Chairman
Anrl aaLn. 10.
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POLICE COURT.
Attorney Edlsr's Ease ~ For Iomo.
roW-Gamblers, Prostitutes, etc.

Attorney A. Is. Elder over whose
head hangs a charge Of embeIz emeut,
lodged Agaiusl him by his mother viii
have bic hearing IN the police court
tomorrow morning. IL T. likely that
the prosecution will move Tor a dismis.
sal, lnasmuoh hs the young mani
mother does not care 20 press the
charge againsl hor sou.
The prltoners bench ga Justice
WenEsi's c0uttro lm tod Gated inst thr
tramp element has certainly reached
Salt Like, and that sue ufil,os ore
Kept busy watching their operation,
Several were ArfAignoI Tor Ituukuu,
uoss, vagtHncy aud ttrspBss, snd some
OF them succeeded 10 being discharged
while others we're sent 90 49,.
T. Tracy sud James Russell. both
OF whom were beo ore HE honor zee
tofday aud discharged, we're uI
again today anu pleaded guilty 10 beg.
ging. Ihu former was ordered impTlt.
Uuod for fifteen days anu tho latter iol
ton.
Joe johnson, decent appearing
yuuuE man, who was charged win
uuiug drunk ana having Obrcen,
literature in MS POSSESSION, was iouut
guilty ami hnui $50
FOHUitutrs we're declared in the care
Of prostitutes and gamblers 90 the yz
tent VI $500.
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EXPERIENCES IN MISSISSIPPI.
Interesting Narrative Of utuh boy
travelling ~ Missionary.
RAIEiou smith county, hll'',
- - l. -

Aptll %, ls9B.
To tho Edi,or
A. Do 40 not often We see anything 10
the o1lumtsof your valuable publca.
ton from this conference, lake oc.
casiou TO write a 'Sw liu,s, Trusting
tue same may prove OF interest to
your msuy readers.
a year ago on ths l8lh oiihe present.
month, leit my home nj American
! FJfk o. a chosen amuassadUt Of the
ruth to tho southern States, and At
ChsltauoogA was appointoi 20 labor In
the Miris-irpi conference. Upou ~.
uvluE here the first two m0ntus worr
su,nt travelling with Eidtf G.. a.
! Matthew'S, iu Joflrrs0u county on the
| MIsslHsippl riyrL TOTS county had
| teen thoroughly cauvuHstd over aua
/ We simply dld some rvybitinE. We
I .Uuul tue b. Oylo ~. orally belong Ing Co
| The old southern HrttoCracI poor
l uul IFUuG AMI while some " tUtm
were friendly anu treated us we'll, the
great m J0rity hal uss iur W or az
message. During .ur sujoufu Ia Jsu O..
sun cuunly seven peuuus were baputru
INTO tuu IOId,
For nearly month preceding cur
cHniUr nee Travelled with L. der
Frank T.. P.mor0y iu Copah G.. unIy,
where W. found many frl,n4Ea q fr.
crlvcd excel uut treatment butWIth.
stauIiug tho D. hurnoB usru agaiusl ~
~ tue lrsllng newspaper uhl some UI
tuo MINISTERS OF the county,
/ After conference Elder ], n. AsIlo
0 d.. a a.. q
cauuly and there met Elutfs s. "A.
: nee anu George B. Moore frrsu tom
| Il On. september o Elder Muofeauu
started lUr Smith county, which mai
been opened up aud lHuUfoI ln tora
uupl0 OF weeks previous conference
b n.urTH Nlattut VIZ anu KEN Upon
.yIg 300 our Geld OF LABOR
called ON tho uIitof OF the
punulpal newspaper VI tho county
uuau ailg lstuH paper ami uhatllug
90 alW s.mr time Doe regard 60 our
ltuUIu aud .uCtuurH, lu the next
ue thr editor stated That two Nor.
.uuu preachers IA u made tuClT alprat.
.Hru lu tut county aud that they were
paid by their tuuHCh 90 come Uut mere
prvuCH, He further remarked tua.
.kIuE lutJ uuuHidrrnIun the sgaTyIIy
money aud the ullhHuty sUmu u.
.' 'N".oN's "a l'.leH',I ln gay luE
,'l.l "v ''.N'teI Voc III O.
u'"'' 'N', w, lg't'v H.s' '.h-..
.'.,, .''." W. ,''N'.'l lu 'he o. st.
W. ~ 49,. y' ', d, SO. a1l ms no TELL
.'Na entering '' wear al th .ulpiu
40 engaged boo farming. Outside OF
N0 farms tnuiU laa ueavy gt0Wtu uI
plruuil Umbur consisting Oi yuIlug
Pine YAK, hickory etc, La this county
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Post Concerts and Parade,.

The wedueiIay evening concerts
which have been o. most enjoyable lea.
tufg OF the winter season al Fort Doug.
las, will hereafter begin NJ O'Clock
lnstosd OF 1850. The fcgime'tal TafaIe
Will Immediately follow, beginning At
G.ib, anu viii continue TOT an hour,
making the attraction 20 visitors
strong aud pleasing one.
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Court Orders.

Judge Young announced today inst
All cases -, Tor trial on aud after We'd
u. tday, April 2o.h, Will be advanced
On week, the Interim to BE- devoted 10
hearing irrigation cases Ms. l4.slO
900 l4.7lf.
The following orders were made by
Judge street tuiA,;
Michael sotSnsou We n. +. Glars,
dismissed.
Louis HyAms ct al Va Simon BAN,
berger OF AZ defendants dischafged.
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T'OArrLICANrs tuRpusITlUNs uS THE
y salt l. 10 FIRE Department ln accord
auUo with section lt uf an acc goyUruu. tho
Fire Department luu are hereby uuu1Fu that
publ" examination ut 900 applicants for
positions boz SAID departments VIII be held az
lhu Office Of tuu board, old tltr Nal. uu FRIDAY
The 7ih day OF haF, lH 40 I u'nIYUsU on. An.
plIUaunu hluUEs can ua procured a. the ono %
" tuu thItf tht rlIy Department
10y order Ii We hoard Of Police and Firu
Commissioner
GEORGE b, FElT
,..,... Secretary
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OBlIuAHl NUlLS.
uusL, rtyu urDws.

The funeral services over tho romalus
OF sia.ur uuHg Luylt, brown were uulu
a. 500 Second warI muuUng uuuro
Wednesday at ! u'uIurat Aprt ~. lsHH.
luu apraAo.s woiu hruop Wide, Eu-
warl fyaJt AluH NuAus. H.. g.. u8ud.
ryuruut hIuHI. JJuur auu joan Harding,
Nuu al4au 90 zoe good VlNlaua alu
past no u' t4o deceased. Ihrfr was ID
large attendance 90 SISTERS rom nor
wards Goo I.H Tu7pucs tu h.T shu wac
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The BRIBERY CASES.
Contract Between The Ssl6C.m3n and
BEdrEs s Company
READ IN couRr ru, MORNING
The Photographic Letters, The Fob
llcatIon Of Which treated
Sensation, idraul.l.

The Hhykeu.seleclmee furniture
bfiblug cus,s we're tatrU OPP agaiu CO.
day and tue examination which begun
last evening was fe.umrd. rns most
of The lime NJ tuis iarru1un's sessiou
was taken up lu trailing the coutfec,
between AuJrcvs g. Company und tue
solsctmeu. Tue testimony late yos.
terday afternoon was DO brief ne COL.
luWg
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NOTICE.

no lh0 stockholders 1f che Grown Point U9Id
Aui silver Mining Company
fIUIhE WILL 3d. uELD Of FRIDAY.
Il May l1th ueAtatu O'Clock ana. al room,
800 hoNlrnicE building SAT- Lake UItr. Jftan
meeting NJ me stuLsho ltra 90 tho af0re
moutuuud company Tor the purpose Of SIprt.
lnF omrsrA aud UAuaartlng such other busi.
ness as may BOO pT0uurl brought before H.
JOAN uEtk, rTuGldaut
sAIt LANE CIrT. April ~, 100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-28

Relate HHouii nos Be made.
NrAL g.. n. ALLAN. JH. TuE ABMINI8.
w razor uf tIr vFiatc 20 Nu l.. n Allen,
dorrhtoi, having HIrd UIH petition herein. dHly
Yeuuol, PRAYING fut an order ~ sale OF al the
real estate uf HaIl uu"gdrut, Cor tHu purpose
therein srl tHrths lils therefore ordered by TIE
'ldst ~ said court that all UUrtlus .ur
tuLrsicl lu Ono rstalu ~ tHIH deceased, hUpeAr
before ing HuIl uIatTIru# uuFIu tu1aY thr ZEN
day OF May i1f,a. ly U.eI0rk Iu he forenoon Of
anIN luFt a. iNu .uuu room OF HaHd District
Court. IL no tuuuU -Four. house, Iu tHu city
and county uf 7at Lake, UtaU IsrlturY, 10
HruN Cause wig go order tnUaIl not Do
granted il zoe sa|d admIulnfra. ur. Co cell %
much of the real estate ~ ihe sad deceased
40 Ir'Nhio sale nH shall hr uuUrsHary, and tHAl
a COPY NJ this ur .rr Do published At least fnur
turI easNu weeks Iu Che uusUT8t tFuninF Newf
tIIT aud tuunH
Dated April l|II. lsa.
"a GRAND YOuNG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-28

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