davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald., 1896-02-01
A Fresno Failure

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31.-Credtors of
Max Calm, Fresno dry goods dealer, APP
piled today to have him declared insolvent
Later in the day Samuel FEEDER, as receiver,
brought suit to set aside All assignment by
Calm OF his entire stock in trade to Ella f.
SENEGAL. Calm is said to have made the
transfer without consideration and for the
purpose of giving Mrs SENEGAL preference
over his other creditors. FEEDER demands
Judgment for the return of tue property or
Tor $I4OO, its value, with $3.50 damages
for it's alleged unlawful detention.
The herald., 1896-02-01
THE SUNDAY HERALD
Will Contain:

VIII (OnLd1n.
The Startling Story of Rogerio Roehas'
Wrongs--Sensational and Significant
Affidavits VIII ''The Herald" Have
to Pay 5o,ooo?
Also the Following Interesting and Timely
Features:
The Fleet That Would Go to Turkey.
To Nice for New Years.
Secrets of Sing Sing.
Lives That Are Tangled Society's Di-
vorceS.
Russia's Imperial Bank.
Free Coinage or Free Trade.
BY Thomas G. Shermans
Pictures Through Live Flesh.
What Is Sin?
BY Lady Cook (nee Cladln)
A Country of Peasantry-Bu.garia.
By NJ. de Yepategkl
A Page for the Ladies.
Fiction, Miscellany. Editorials, ~
All the News of All the World
The herald., 1896-02-01

Three favorites, two third choices and
one outsider divided the honors.
Weather, fine; track, fair; attendance,
large
Summarizes:
Five furlongs-Yo Ell Rey won, Vidette
second, Crackajack third. Time l :04.
Seven and a half furlongs-May Day
won, by by second, Eckert third. Time
/ IA.
About six furlopQs-Lucky Dog won,
Mainstay second, Kamsin third. Time
I:14X.
One mile-Red Glenn won, Braw Scot
second, Sea Spray third. Time As.
Six furlongs-Zoolen won, Meadowlard
second Pecksniff third. Time 1:17H.
Five furlongs-Lttle Pete won, Rapido
second, Merry-Go-Round third. Time
:O4L,
The herald., 1896-02-01
No Senator Chosen

FRANKFoRr, KY, Jan. 31.-The ninth
ballot in joint assembly for United States
senator at noe n today again resulted in no
selection. The friends of Mr.. Hunter are
worried over the decision of one or two
Republican members to vote for some one
else. Blackburn's friends seem to be en-
couraged for some reason. The ballot re-
sui ed: Hunter, 81; Blackburn, 81; Nc
Creary, 6; Carlisle, 2; Evans, i; Bate,
Rucknar.
The herald., 1896-02-01
The EatdWin-AsIiley Case

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 3l.-The deposit
tions of DR.. j. NJ. Trueworthy and P, rter
Ashley in the suit of Lillian Ashley against
L. ]. Baldwin for seduction, were flied to-
day. DIR. Trueworthy testified that he had
attended Miss Ashley in confinement and
that she gave birth to a girl baby Miss
Ashley told him the father of the baby was
Lucky Baldwin Porter Ashley, brother of
the plaintiff, in his deposition, says that
Baldwin used to play croquet with his SIS
ter at Santa Ana and 90 riding with her in
1893. His sister told him that Baldwin
had taken advantage of her at Coronado.
The herald., 1896-02-01
A Tremend Gus Tornado

BRISBANE. Queensland, Jan. 31.--A ter.
rife tornado, accompanied by floods, oc-
CURED yesterday in North Queensland, at
tended with great destruction Of life and
property. Many vessels are missing as a
result of the stoirn The rainfall during
the tornado amounted to twenty-sx
inches and it is estimated that the damage
to property will amount to f5OO,OOO. A
large number Of persons were drowned.
The herald., 1896-02-01
ACQUITTED OF MURDER
Because He Was an Industrious and Peaceful
Citizen

Citizen
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 81 After being out
seven minutes the jury in the case of Will
lam Christ, who was on trial for the MUIR
der of his wife, brought in a verdict to-
night acquitting the defendant.
Christ killed his wife in October last,
having been convinced that she was TN
faithful to him. When he was arrested he
gave story to the effect that she had been
killed by the accid -ntsl discharge of his
pistol. But at the trial letters were intro
duced to show that his wife had an affec-
ton for another man. When Christ ac-
cused his wife of iniidelity she laughed at
him and asked him what he was going to
do about it, and he shot her.
Prominent people were put on the wit
ness stand to prove that Christ, who is
laborer, was an industrious and peaceful
ciiizfn.
The herald., 1896-02-01

club on True AmericaGism at its next
meeting, that he declines to speak on the
subject if the meeting of the club is held at
hotel in which the color line Is drawn.
This declaration is prompted by the fact
that one of the hotels at which bishop Ar
nett was refused accommodations is the
usual meeting place of the club.
Mr. Howe, in a lengthy letter replying to
Mr.. Crothers' sentiments, declares that he
agrees with the clergyman in the position
and that he will certainly take similar
course with regard to the meeting place
of the club,
The herald., 1896-02-01
A BOILER EXPLOSION
Three Men Instantly Killed and Two Injured.
Bodies Thrown 900 Feet

Three Men INSTANTLY KIIIed and Two injured.
Bodies Thrown 900 Feet
FREEPoRT, Ohio, Jan. 81. Early this
morning the boiler in the stave mill on
William Morrison's farm exploded, killing
three persons and injuring two. The dead
are:
William Laporte, engineer, Of Tippe-
cano, Ohio
William Kiefer, Leavittsburg, Ohio.
Beb Vesey, Warren, Ohio.
Their bodies were thrown from 60 to 800
feet and frghtful!y mangled.
Vesey had $500 upon his person, and it
was found scattered upon the ground and
in the tree tops.
The herald., 1896-02-01
B0LLN'S DEFALCATION
Creeps Up Toward the Million Mark-I1is
Bond Disappears

BOND disappears
OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 3l.--The matter of
ex-City Treasurer Bolln's desalcation took
sensational turn today when he was re-
arrested on the charge of embezzling SlO5,-
600, and simultaneously it was discovered
that his bond for $SOO,OuO as treasurer of
the school board was missing. Comptrol-
ler Westberg says he has made search of
the records and files in his Office but that
lie has been unable to find the bond or any
trace of it. There is huge mass of old
papers in the office and he is now going to
institute a search among them for the
missing security. Secretary Gillelen rec
ollects that he went to Comptro Ter Olsen
to get an offic al bond to use for his own
bond and the comptroller brought out two
bonds, one of which was his successors
and the other BoIln's.
The herald., 1896-02-01
Krout's Case

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3l.-A special to the Re.
public from Cerro Gordo, ILL.,, says: Ex-
press Agent George Krout, who robbed the
Well--Fargo Express company of $4,000 at
Colorado springs in November last, was
brought to his home near Cerro Gordo to-
day by a Pinkerton detective and special
Agent Dodge. The officers secured $1,000
of the missing money in q valise that had
been shipped by Krout to his home some
time ago. Krout was taken back to Col
oradO springs this evening.
The herald., 1896-02-01
A Relic of the Boom

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31.-Henry Pierce,
Emily F. Pope and W. H. Talbot have
sued Samuel Merrill. George H. Bonebrake
aud F. o. Howes to recover 81 ,O25 due
on account of loan made by the plain
tiffs to the Semi lropic Land and Water
company. The defendants guaranteed the
rity 1900 shares Of the company's stock.
The herald., 1896-02-01
Be!ya viii Refund

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-Acting Secretary
Reynolds has ordered suspension of op-
erations in his recent order disbarring B.
A. Lockwood from practicing as an attor-
ney before the pension bureau. Mrs.
Lockwood has given assurance that she
will refund the fee alleged to have been
improperly received.
The herald., 1896-02-01
LOST ELEVEN DAYS
But Remembered the Face OF the Man Who
Struck Him


SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 31.--Dr. E. /.
Green, an Oakland dentist, has lost eleven
days out of life as the result of being sand
bagged. On the night of December 26th q
man was found wandering about the streets
of Oakland. He fought wildly when
stopped by the police and was unable to
tell his name. After being detained in
Jail for several days he was declared in
sane and sent to Agnews asylum. On
January 9th, eleven days later, the man
came to his senses and was released from
the asylum. OF the events that occurred
during those eleven days his mind retained
no memory. He knew that he had been
assaulted and robbed, and gave an accu-
rate description of one of the men who did
the work.
DR.. Green says that he was on his way to
San Francisco to purchase dental outfit
The herald., 1896-02-01
Healer Scilatter

FLAGGsTAFF, Ariz., Jan. 31.-Francis
SchIatter, the healer, whom many people
believe to be the Messiah, is said to be in
the San Francisco mountains north of here.
He received his first inspiration here. A
tiud him.
The herald., 1896-02-01
Bav District Races

SAN Francisco, Jan. 3l.-Yo Ell Rey, the
$4,000 counterfeit brother of Yo Tam
bien, won his first race in three years to-
day. For once the colt failed to sulk and
won easily from q good field.
Lucky Dog, another disappointment. also
won, carrying light weight.
The herald., 1896-02-01

when a young man approached him and
asked for money. He gave him co n and
with another. AS he passed between the
two men he was struck on the head and
robbed of SS5 and his jewelry. Ever
since his return to Oakland DIR. Green has
been looking for the migrate who robbed
him and Today he found him. John Nc
Donough, a member of the Sporting Life
gang. was arrested on GREEN'S complaint
and charged with robbery.
The herald., 1896-02-01
THE NEWS

BY Observation-Disclosures proceedings:
the senate debates the bond silver bill and
agrees upon vote at l o'clock 4 day; the
the house decides a contest and considers
the district of Columbia appropriation
bill =. The Defender committee reports
finding Dunraven charges based on mis-
taKe....A more aggressive policy to be
adopted against the Cuban insurgents....
John Hayes Hammond sends q message to
senator Jones, asking for interference in
behalf OF Americans in the Transyaa1...
Reports OF the hanging OF two murderers
....A supreme court decision affecting
railroad right of way through Redlauds
Louisiana Republicans choose delegates
to the national convention The Vene-
zuelan commission meets TO consider the
mass of matter on hand Santa Ana; u
man drowned. Ventura; the oil ship
sails &c. Rivera; orange shipments. Pass.
dena; the public health; fire. San
Pedro; improvements under way.
Downey; personals Riverside; city
light plant orange wine santa Monica;
candidates for office san Diego; tourists
arriving.
The herald., 1896-02-01
Bicycle Records

New YORK, Jan. 31.-The weekly report
of Chairman Gideon of the racing board of
the L. 4. w. contains the following:
Records accepted-Quarter mile, class A,
unpaced. flying start. against time, 27 1-5
seconds, by Pippin and Hughes, Denver,
December 27, 1895.
One-tbird of mile, Class B, paced,
standing start, against time, 3S So sec-
onds, by W. w. Hamilton, Coronado, De-
cember 9th.
Half mile, Class B, tandem, flying
start, against time, 80 1-5 seconds, by w.
H. TAYLOR and c. Hewett, Coronado, De-
cember 27lh.
Two.tbirds of mile, Glass B, tandem.
paced. flying start, against time, l :0S. by
Taylor and Hewett, Coronado, December
27th.
Three-quarters of mile, tandem, paced,
flying start, against time. l :2l 2-5. by
Taylor and Hewett, Coronado, December
30tn.
Ten miles, Class A, paced, flying start.
against time, 20 :O01s, by W. A. Wenzel,
Point Breeze track, Philadelphia, Novem-
ber 2sth.
One-third of a mile, Glass b, unpaced, I,
standing start, against time. IL seconds,
by w. w. Hamilton, Coronado, December
18th,
The herald., 1896-02-01
ABOUT THE clrv-watcr rates for the year,

ABOUT THE ClTY-Water rates for the year;
the city council viii fix tn IN some time
this month The water company files its
annual statement; figures of interest made
public "A brand new tunnel on Third
street from Hill to Flower; a private enter
prise and tolls will be collected Yester-
day with the board of public works; tho
land committees recommendations 81. The
building in the month just past 81.
The investigation on Monday &C.. City park
matters Will then be overhaulcd
Meserve, it is said must go. The local
harbor question; an ex officer in the United
states navy EXPIRE ses his yiews.,..
The board of supervisors formally endorses
the Phoenix excursion project 81. Platt
makes great play; the willy jeweler scores
at least a temporary advantage Charles
Salisbury committed to the Highlands
asylum. "A novel replevin suit. =. That
Grizalva family row case -. An architect
suing for fees. An unruly patient evicted
by the superintendent. Me ting OF tho
W. +. U. in Temperance temple. ..Arme-
nian sympathetic at the tabernacle.
The herald., 1896-02-01
THE COLOR LINE
Three Boston Hotels Decline to Entertain
Bishop Arnett

Bishop Arnett
Boston. ] lam 3l.--The incident Of the re-
fusual of three leading Boston hotels to EN-
tertain Bishop Benjamin w. Arnett of
Wilberforce, o., because of his color, has
sequel today in the announcement of
Rev. Samuel M. Crothers. university
preacher of Harvard college, who was to
address the South Middlesex Unitarian
The herald., 1896-02-01
WHERE YOU nay 40 TODAY

Vile.
BURBANK Matinee md at 8 p. M; Love and
Law.
Los A~sssEs ftrArsS-Edntinee, Misi1At a
8 in., J. Trovatore.
RooM 24S spSss assAswA1-taa 90. -
Try shcw.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-10

nal. and gaisns tempauiss fsii
o.,,.,, Th,. Months velvet"

.s gsisus tompauiss fstl
20 p,,Iar. This uanih's velvet
ia l.L ,y.ning's Issue Of the NEws
a. vas stated thai the Utah and Galena
v,tninr comp9niss had DECLARED lheir
u,nsi monthly dividends OF s2,VOO aud
IS 900 respectively.
m. staiement was based upon In
,,,mstion received nj the oompanyf
,,,,r. wbion was 10 the eilec, that the
s,y,d,nds would In all probability b.
1.,,srsJ but Notwithstanding this, u
va. incorrect a. tho c.mphny'e ooAf1
a directors met, uut departing from
iims.wJtn custom, lhoy passed the
NovsintsI payments anu ihiIe1 70 ue-
cisfe tue looked.lor end g1ntraliy ex'
Itoled divldsnds -
NofeAson IL assigned by the ulfec.
ios lof the action other than inst they
ttr Aptsed among themselves 10 psss
tnym,uts for this mon,n. Ihe mints
Al Fish Springs are in IA good conul.
lion. N not better, thAn ever, anu
mske 10 aud 20 ton shipments svery
Gay OF 10.
lis stated, however, by parties who
tesp pretty well on the inside OF MIN
ing movements throughout tho sla'e,
that this month"; falher uuWhIfhhleu
tction wa, brought ab.ui through Tue
Efforts Of one the directors, who u s
iaid. advocate. tns stopping OF ship
msnt aud the waiting for better mar
let on which To place the ore.
IL IL not known whether ysshfdh)'s
fog will DO As precedent u similar
movements in the future or not tho
fact only remaining that The Novem'
tor dividends have been ,nbisd, for
to present al leatL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-10

Tho dairymen Of Alameda county.
Cal, are wanting TO know the reason
why so many Of their cows are con.
demned and killed because OF alleged
tuberculosis. II is not surprising. Tho
cow doctors Of this country, who now
call themselves veterinarians, have sim.
ply gone crazy ana panicky on the sub.
joot u tuberculosis. While there have
been numerous undoubted cases Of cow
consumption, much of II has existed In
tho minds Of no called scientific men
aud nowhere else. There is nobody more
apt 10 shoot Off ut u tangent and produce
u sonscless panic than Just tho man who
calls himself a scientific expert.
Professor Soxhlot uf Munich has dis
covered that sunlight shining in milk
has very dclctorious effect ON IT, The
blue ana violet rays especially produce
a real chemical decomposition, apart
from ordinary souring, The same de.
struotiye influence is exercised ON but.
Ter by the sun rays
A cooperative creamery in Indiana
last year paid It's patrons tl9, Oie. 90 for
milk. Both buttor and ohocso were man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-10

Tn. Ruek.y, .Tintio assessment
an. eept M mar, brcomes drliuuucnl
nn D.r j isgg
- .....
y lo'1oS car OF SAlena 90 iuuu'"-
s,iv,f 10 M. Ion Gam. ifom tne mtl,
v.st.t1aV. Itsyld on the matkU. O.
SD as psf ton,
Runner hA' u lhhl the % 'in ~"
Will pass its next ul'luehu, W.
tins for lie DECLARATION u 30 ''t ~ W
fuiuie that the report s'ehs nA''
...
Tue SILVER ~ ui TAih Wv We
dlvldrnl oi fabouu tyaay, u'n'...
the total oi suc' thl inehts ny .ne 'o,u
papy up 10 so-o,uVu' ihe NV %
pfeeeding u.h one was pAiu ga
tembtf.
AZ, rha,,h,f. nj ina % ttnfio char.
,cts,,zs. m, f.n,ft that thp mini
ysouI /, ,las. I5wniu tins ,ysat of do
<iniey,I election. As an absutdiiy.
No say. I'M. MINIS viii ksrp 90 Win
nn,tat,ons a. heretofore,
Iwen'y tons o. humous ore AnsS
ing ~ yer cent leau, W. ouhurs s'.N :
and 80 10 goil 70 unu YOU, were toiu uh
mo mafhei yss.stisy, rom e
record osing ms1e pl w" WoIeny
the humoIs appears 70 10 iht 'o"
being hufnoui'
Asher BlddI.coms. n minst al tbt
Rad Cloui pgopetty IA Sunthlne, tns.
Win an aee,dsnt ye.tetday wnil. 80
c.ndIng In thy buekst a. the low
deplhs of IN. mine. He fell qulr
dI.tanee. aud although setiou.,y "a
iury,J. his nscnue from instant death .,
looked unon as \ miracle.
Pafk heeotli j. b. sull'Van' VINO
win James Aiuldooh hnu n'nris ar
Interested Ia group OF oislm' Va ela"
Lilac district, mention O' "nleh bAr
oeep made 10 these o''uhn'i ~ an
DINER se'Ay mAuc last WeeA rom orc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-10

araclurcd nud the tptn nuluD ~ The
fac'ory Tor ihr yenr nmY1ufl 90 80.
$500. II BE- NOT an except rmllv larRo
creamery. but it is au exceptionally
well managed nne, paying oven In these
hard times 10 pr cent rrodttn patrons
Points in making o. creamery pay arr
to run II economically. koCn everything
oxquisitely clean and learn shrewd man
ngcmont In dispoeing OF its g0nds. To
soll creamery pud1ra successfully Is
hnlf the hattlc The other half is 10
mako q good article ani prevent small
and large wastes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-10

w renr cor, ummntion, shya the san
Ffauclsct Chronicle. They o. lsisi
about sixty claims and four old
feyalof.I mine, sens formerly COX
great riohuess, located ntar tho tow
oil Horniios. 'rhuy were pufcha'r
shout a month age, principally I9m
Moses l.. Rogers, by Z. Web.r fNk,'
OF New York, VINO iormed Cali ntnN
corporation kuowh ~ the hor 'llo'
Gold Mining company. lln cslita
n,ock WAS placed ~ s2,6OO,VVO san
Ffsncl'cans were placei 10 the Jllte
toTv, Charles Honntag was maIe vice.
president aud general manhEei avn
w. II. Chapman was appoini,d NJ
tofney Tor the compsuy, but Pafhei
remains the principal owner, ihoutb
now ho Ia about 10 transfer tue c7nlt %
&, an English Syndicate. other, !. 10
said, than the famous EKplofati1t
Company OF London, whose nrgoli''
lions Tor the Marlp1ss giant psoluiiy
have been made pubic.
The chief developed mines IN We
Hornltos group aru the Washington,
which wac worksi as early ~ lhb2,t
80 which o 800 shaft Was suns ne
Qlarz Mountain, on which ~" trt
s'amts; tho Jon~y Lltu, y . auH
No o, on which i7i1,010 mas pcuu *
penued al Que time " nuother, anl on
which there IL n tbitly.iiamp mill
TIE expectation Il 10 besin deep i''
volopmsnt work IN tho spring by W.
aid Of electricity brought irom Tue
Msfood river, a distance Of niue " ltr
mil,g. There afo hpisiing ", Ks, u1l'
osntfatou, mile, houses ana Nv
STOCK On the property. Mosi ol lh'
CLAIMS have only bser pfosptoisd' ~
plan 10 10 eKpend 500, 900 IN duvsio %
munt work anu TO employ irom oOu 90
Loo men. II the golden ant 2 d
,iohs are realized they will take Vni
from s., 900. 900 10 s2,5OO.0OO sunn ID
from the bowels Of tue MagipofA hi'is'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-10
rshes, Of all in Leayenag Power u. Cow Report
R3H'A'!l! R RskaEsg1:
ARSOLUTEHX pUEE
ARSOLUTEEY pUEE

form. Mako DIE topof tho butter imooih
and oven. Put on the circle no that thoro
arc no wrinkles In VI. 40 that when tho
buyer comes 10 examine IL It will look
neat and nttrictiyc. Don't hare any
dirty, greasy finger mafks on the edge Vt
the tubs either outside or inside Wet
the circle and put m salt enough t.
cover II all M: fnst,n The cover down
with three ~ four tins securely tackled
down; stencil your tubs ALWAYS on the
same place ON the cover 10 that II will
lonl, neat. aud keen your tubs clean. az
tho appearance " the package will hclp
sell the butior
have omitted some Of the minor
points In batter making. uch o. strain.
ing the milk and cream. preparing the
tubs boforr hacking the butter. and the
amount al salt required, hut all up 10
date huttor makers a. icn.tand these
things. They must ho attended TO in
their proper place, o. 10 BE- attending to
the minor "details Of butter making that
makes or mars butter maler's roputa.
ton. After your butter tubs nro properly
stenuil,d vt them he your refrigerator
and see that IL b. we'll supplied with Ice
10 keep tho butter In good condition un.
I'll shipping day. kcop the refrigerator
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-10
ToDAY'S DIVIDENDS.
mar NAB aInIns PrspIrllS De-
clare and Distribute "V'lT'l'
,,,,,oy.prck CONES FORWARD
=, order. a Payment Of 100000
The silver King ru's Up As
Does Also SWANSEA.

.yo, ran safely ssy that the Boil
p,ek hs. declared IT, mon'hJ
lend Of $50, 900 payable on the
o u,' - said the president Of tho conf
~" 4. . NEWS reporter today, whsn
~ ''.s a. to the November di'ldenu'
nv. ar. to hold directory me.tins
Nv. .n,rpoop =, which time, We VIII
n Al probability, post ,hst amount 70,
,,,ru,lon among the s,ockholdsrs."
aIu n,,as an Inc STRENGTH OF the above
A vm, Inc NEWS says ih-'
a,r,etor,' meeting o. the
mech ana Champion Minlng
b.,v h,id NJ the company. ninee
vn IS.t,oop, n divijend Of tshVOV
lhs e'.ssd. Inc sane 10 b. paid on
oo,n ,r,t' when u IL distributed
lhe - ,ranv will have 10 itu credit an
.ssrsraip q s2,isSoOO IN pau wv
ceuds. III ,,tr,nr man iu
hs state that the bullion beoh hln
laying condition. This ino, e'ouv ~
.,,s,ueed from the extreme liosian'y
y, Inc company In deolatlnf teoeh'
Iivldsnds. A little more lhan w.es
ssa , ,trikc Of rich ole was encouhteisu
80 ,be 900 level Of the NINE anu "
ss,,s from the property since, inuloa,e
~, az work progresses tne oie oooy u
p.c,mlng more extensive hnu IN WINK
80. ysIurs. what with these e.
,',mslv favorable conditions, Va. BiI.
,,en' R.ek stsnds nj the top IN tue ils'
nf Utah'a paying mines. nm,
snaIb.t rlntio property added "iuel
4, 'hs ti.n,s" today 10 the dielfibutl9n
~, a., swnn,oa Miaing company oi
a co0. rho SWANSEA IL m.hiag =
',is.sid showing for Itself, both 10 lhs
m,,isr Of shipments anu also In TOE
aasl,,y and extent Of ~ ote Dodita:
Ii,n pfoperty yet In III infancy but
M fair to nul.iival some OF its close
pslshbofs before very long. us op'r
.,o,s ar. mainly railroad men
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-10
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
claims fir Paving AID Gait,-ing
ALLOW d Yesterday.

Yesterday at $3.50 y. "a. tue board OF
iublio works inet Chairman Colba,h,
Messrs. Cains anu Midgiey, mem
uer, anu Ciiy Attorney MeK,y
weIu present. Tbs meeting was
'horl one.
After tho reading anu approval
minor claim, ths following bills were
approved: A, l.. hubson, Tor street
paving on Stolnd Snuth, two claims,
the fret ior 50. Gao ~, the seoond al
81, 08J.7S; ID. >. uiilhls elaini for gut.
sIH NofUts street intersections, To-
tDg3.70, and Tue claims u ben Haget
or sidewalk WORK amounting ~
si0763. A supplementary contract o
dUlson's paving csntrac, was paiHel
.coordilgto the ayteeGiuut made Two
weeks ago, aud tas mseuns a4'
lourntd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-10

a . Eneli,h deal for tho acquisition
group OF minss In Maripota counn