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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1896-02-05

have soon escaped Another attempt TO
| escape was made Saturday night, but
| Sheriff Gaines was on the watch and pre-
vented it. Unless a new Jail is erected in
| the near fu'ure, the county will be forced
to employ men to guard the prisoners.
The United States Battleship Indiana
will BIZ locked at Port Royal, 8. G, about
February 2Sth. The Indiana" is the only
first class battleship owned by this govern
ment. Tonnage, 1925; extreme length,
$50 feet. II inches width, SO feet. three
| inches; guns in main battery, 16. The
vessel cost between foul and five millions
| dollars. It draws "a feet of water and car
| ries four hundred men. The extreme size
| of this vessel prevented it being locked at
o other dry dock in the United States
except the new naval at, Port Royal 8. g.,
which will be completed about the first Of
February, all arrangements made to take
In the Indiana" The Governor Of In
diana, and a large party from that State,
will be present on that occasion and every
one should avail themselves of the oppor
tunity of seeing this vessel and be present
on that occasion. The P. R. & W. G. R. r.
will make excursion rates from all points
to Port Royal for that date.
The Piedmont correspondent of the
| Greepyille Ne,Us of the End inst says:
"As the hacks were coming In from the
depot yesterday afternoon with several
travelling men aboard and driving at q
lively rate of speed the reins of one OF the
teams broke and they dashed into the one
Just in front, making q regular up-to date
hurled into the air and when thoy hit the
ground they found themselves we'll mixed
up with the horses feet, grips, sample
cases, broken carriage tongues, wheels and
harness. Mr.. Simpson, driver Of the I'M.
fortunate team. was slightly injured In the
shoulder. A j. Geer, q travelling man,
did not get off 80 light, but received sever
al painful bruises about his head and face.
| Dr.. Donald was near at hand and rendered
necessary aid, and after having his wounds
dressed, he went to the hotel. he did not
rest we'll during the night but was better
| this morning, and had recovered sufficient
ly to so on his way this afternoon"
The last issue of the Blrnwell People
says: "President Mike Brown, of the
Greenwood, Anderson and Western rail-
road, doesn't allow grass to sprout, much
less grow, under his feet. He has effected
arrangements for the speedy extension of
the leased Carolina Midland railroad from
Seivern to Greenwood, q distance of 521
miles. 1t goes without saying that the
work will be pushed at railroad speed.
Unless the business men of Charleston or
Savannah get q big move on them and that
in short orf5r the extension may change
the entire current of business along the
: line of the Carolina Midland. The coun
ties of Anderson. Greenville and Spartan
burg are now manufacturing all the cot
ton they grow and new mills are being
J built and organized more rapidly than ever
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-24
Personal Paragraphs.

WIN. Baltic, and wife of Denver arc
Walker guests.
Flndlay Watson il down from Poca-
tello aud at tho Cullen.
Kent T., Keller u Eva, H., Ia stopping
al the knutliord.l
MI. and Mrs. Fred J.. Butler of San
Francisco arrived at tho Tomplolon TO.
day Mrs, Butler will DO "a leading lady
at the Grand this season.
Kali spinner OF Groon River, wyo.. "a
registered al the Walker.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. 4. Hodge and j. $.
Phinnop Of Chicago are stopping at tho
kuulsfOrd.
W. J.uouso aud wife Of Tollottylllo a.
guests at the Cullen.
Mrs. II c. Williams Of Pocatollo 4,
registered at tho Knutsford.
Ili.ouls Jacobs OF salna Is guest at the
Walker.
n. +, Lyons OF Washington, ID. O., IA
stopping at the Tomplelon.
Mrs. l.. Webster OF Chicago Il a guest
ut tho Tomploton.
Reuben Christensen OF Guunlson aud
u. ClauSen OF Ephralm arc located at tho
Walker,
Mark Hopkins and Jamos II. Ball of
Coalvllle ara Cullen guests,
George Farrell OF san Franolseo ia n
guest at tho Tompleion.
Richard N. Goodo Of Washington N
O., IN at tho knulsford.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walter James OF Blaok
Ruok and V, A, johnson OF Minnoapoiis
are among Tho Cullen guests.
Mrs NJ. II. Beetham OF Omaha and a
NJ. Critchlow Of Saginaw, Mich. ara
registered at the Knutsford.
Sidney stevens was down from Opden
today aud put up at tho Templolon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Leo Bamborper AMI
two children are New Workers al lie
knulsiord.
Francisco. N"''
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A MYSTERIOUS CASE.
a YounG Han Fails 10 Show Up 81
His Wedding.
a suspicion That ne ha. Keen FouIis
Dealt with-rbc Ceremony
Postponed.


q ctss which NJ pfe'ent 10 enshr1us'
I'd Ia the deepest mystery ana around
which haups n naiiot of ausnicIou
,..,.,l... =, -.-., :,
''..'Hh p" ''u' P'AS " i'Ps'''" ~
tue NhWh ON Just a. this paper II
about TO 20 to press.
Briefly toll tho circumstances cou.
,..,.., -. =, - - ,-,,-
''o''' VIZ" ~ So io''N" - ~
hnyehon ana Aina Mowroy are thv
names Of young couple, who having
wooed zach other for some lima n.s,
am, ,,,.,,.,,,. 49,. $3.50.
""s"S ni'' Wy '"'" "i"us 10 "eo'
anu win that object 10 view, hied
themselves 10 tho tffics OF tue county
CLERK ysatotdny nft,rnosn and th.,,.
n,oon,sI ,h. n,a....,, -,
p'V.'. ., w "eo.s''y p''"i'' W .AA'
upon themselves Tue marriage relation
ship.
Tho oetemonv VA. IN h.x. hen
,,.,,.,,,
'u0 ie"''oho" o.
the bHue's parents last evening ana
all preliminary arrangements neces.
eary ON sueh ocea,iona had b,en m,so
E,,.n,. =, 49,. -
80 is,,,,' ~ s a'in,k pAi.lss hau
49,. ~, ias - . .' 10 snso'vn'
ILL., "a SUI wv uVui 70. tht
Tor 4 aS"Iass =, ~. h,,da;. nn ooon sv'
No., Of sscans W. o ~" rh n'; coz
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TIE GREEN BAG.
RssI.tsll

Registell
BE sure you arc registered before II
~ too late. See 20 It now.
Judge Hllss opened and closed court
In CoalviIlo yesterday.
II. W. Fuller IL suing W. II. Smith
aud Mabel Smith TO recover 1925 on
note.
The Jury In the suit OF Fraser d
Chalmers Va ChAs. Crane ct al has 10.
turned verdict for tho plainiifi for
81, 1855 OIL.
In accordance with directions from
tho Supreme court a new trial has
teen granted Ia the case OF In To estate
Of Millen Atwood, deceased.
Many Of the officers In the Joint
building were In attendance on the
several conventions today, hence n
limited amount OF business was trans.
acted.
Those who have teen enormously
taxed on mortgages In this county are
advised 10 report the same TO the col.
lector Immediately so that the matter
can DO settled.
judgment for the Ajax Mining com.
pany was awarded In Judge Rilchis,s
court yesterday afternoon against &.
Il, Mason, receiver OF the Salt LIKE
Manufacturing company, for the los.
session OF the Copperopolis dump.
The State land board has deeid, d TO
appoint Two appraisers In each county.
IL was Also decided 10 advertise for bids
for certain blanks the form Of which
was approved ~ yesterday aitern. on's
meeting.
The Dalton q Lark Gold, Silver ana
LEAD Mining and Milling clmpanv
To-Day hle1 anAwer 10 the Complaint In
the cult OF Receivers Jacobs ami KnoT
Of tho Bauk OF Salt Lake, ageinst
tho company.
Louis Msskert anu josie q. D,os.
bAugh OF this city today drew a m.
cense 10 wei. John w, Moor. 40
Agnes Jones, both living here. 80
likewise. The former couple ws,e
each - years old and the latter resbsc.
lively 81.
The Detefeli National bank, AS Intef.
venor, has been swAfdod Judgment
anu decree OF foreclosure on pfomi..
sorry nolea 10 the sum OF S45, 900, in m,
suit OF w. IL. Mcclure VI j. II, L'ttlo.
Judgment Tor deficiency is also grarisd
Mcclure.
In the case q Alfred Wright Va tho
southern Pacific, tor damages on 90.
count Of the loss Of leg, the supremo
court yesterday handed down 40 opln.
lon reyereirg the judgment OF In
lower court and remauuing the ense
Tor new TRIAL The plaintiff secufsI
Judgment in the sum OF $4,000 "a lie
lower court.
County Collector Spencer is deslrous
'ha1 all persons against whum errops.
Gus ats tsmnnls have been made
Immediately report their GASES no 4 M
hgy eau DO selIled at once. Olhefwise
I 10 collections will DO made by lew
upon personal property and this viii
luiy lenu 20 comp 10 iIo matters mots'
Much Trouble wan be saved by giving
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-24
ELDER STEVENSON HOME.
lie Is Quito III. Hui Has Imp owed Osl
n Ddnstr.

This mofning's train from the north
brought TO Salt Lake Elder Edward
Stevenson and his son.in.law, Dg.
Charles y. Wilcox. Elder Stevenson
has been engaged In tho northwest
United sts,es In missionary labor for
some time past, and a low days ago
was taken seriously III At Baker City,
Oregon, as previously announced Ia the
NEWS. Upon word Of his condition
reaching Ihi, city DR.. Wilcox wcnt to
him at once. Today the doctor r..
ported that Elder Stevenson was very
much improved. Tho Intense raln he
had been suffering had been relieved,
and although lac was yet quite III, bis
situation was such that speedy return
TO health might be looked Tor. Tho
many Tssdefe OF the NEWS Will BE-
highly gfatlned at this law rabie In
formation, ami trust that the venof-
able aud highly respected citizen soon
will be 10 the enjoy mont OF his usual
good health.
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MINOR MENTION.
rho walsrmsIOn d.y, are aboul ovsr.


The watermelon days arc about over
Ono week more, and duck hunters
will 10 In their glory. Tue snooli ng
season opeus Thusiay next, Ooto'
teri.
The weather clerk may safely pro.
blot showers nowadays; the frequent
d)wnp' ur1 also mean n cessation Di ~"
tomato orop.
Tho Bountiful, Davis csunty, mt
lasses mills are nov Ia full operation
working up the sugar cane crop Into u
nne article u sofghum ayrup.
vigof Of intellect and body for one mp.
preaching tho ninttioih year NJ hia
aye. The evidence IL given IN HE
Liverpool npescp today on the Anne
ian question.
The Independent Silver Republican
convention Ia the TneatoT this alter.
noon may be haid 10 10 tue tamest poll.
teal convention heid In Utah LOT
many adty. There was no disposition
~ faise fumpus.
A Salt Laker vino has been nfJoutn.
lug for n yeat pat Ia kentucky, make
this following nots Ia letter dated
Seplemberli. "Polities anu the finan.
cial question are tue talk Of the dhy
down refe. This majority are Tor gold
In Kentuehy, II toems 10 me-"
A telegram received this afternoon
from Sacramento, Cal, IRON Elder
Thomas l.. Woodbury., OF tue seventh
ward Of this city, announced that be
expects 10 reach home ~ FniAy
evsninR's Union Pacific train oon.
n.cting with the Genital Pacific a.
Ogden. Elder Woodbury. has been ON
Il t1iition TO tho Society IolAnds the
Iast three anu hall year..
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.


Weather reports slowing obssrva.
tlons al s am. today
Salt Lake Ciiy-naromeior, aO.C5;
temperature, o.; minimum, ~; wlnu.
east, miivs Irt hour ram, IA lnohe;i
CLOUDY.
Baker City-Bafomcler, 5000; tenn
pefaluro 80 VIM, SOUTH, light; rain,
'O2 inohrt, cieaL
Cheyenne- Barometer, $3.50; tenn.
1ofalufei 800 minimum, ~; VIM
northwest, 10 miios pr houI; rain, 80
inches; clear.
Helena- Barometer, 1904; tempern.
tute, iBi minimum, 20; wind, NORTH,
Lights rain, 20 inehtt; CLOUDY.
Milet Cliy-BAromeIer, 1850; tenn.
petAtufe, %, minimum, %; Wind,
west, IL milcu pei houi; nee cl0uiy.
Wiunemuoca Barometer, 500;
Temperature, ~; minimum, a.; VIM,
touinwesi, lighiitain, a inuhrt; clear.
Idaho Fallf- barometer, 20 %; ton.
peralufei on; nahum, ~; VIM,
south, light; cloudy.
General and local forecast for o.
hours ending I'm, Sept. .5th;
For utah-showeu this Afternoon;
iniT tonight and Friday warmer.
Bal. Lake City and viclniiy, show.
efs this Afternoon; fair and warmer
Friday.
j. II. EMIH,
Omefver. Weather Bureau.
SALT LAKE CiIY, Utah,
Todayif temppratufa IL shoyn IA, A..
lac slmllr iheTmomeiet given below.
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tbs came parties for another 50 T.,
today.
Tnr Buckeye shipped two oafs Of on,
last week and Will fclest this week
Superi tendent Green reports the min,
IOokiag fifst.clAas vita large ore To-.
serves In sight.
A shipment OF ore 10 icing prepared
at the North Siar mine that Will be
marketed In n few days. Everything
IL reported ~ looking all right NJ tho
Star.
Work has begun upon the new
wagon road from the North Star mino
TO the railroad, via Mammoth, aud II 10
expected that about slxty days will be
required 10 complete the grade.
Tnu nfei four cars vi ore came down
from the Mammoth mine over thu
New East Tintlc railroad 10 Sunday
and went CT through 10 matkrt on
Monday. Two cars more clmc uuwu
tue same day for the Mammoth mill,
and two cars yUstordhy.
The Eva Mining clmpauy ~ push.
ing It's work forward with two suiiis
anu IL now down 50 feet with tho vert =.
cal ahaft. Operations are being carried
on With an improved Treot uofss
Win that proves very satisfactory.
Inc hva ~ on the Butcher Il . loie,
anu has promising iutufc.
The nrsi l00.ioot contract on tn
bius Bind shat 10 JuBt completed aua
dfiit has busn staftud upsn the vein.
Our advicea from TIE property aTe that
there IL every Indication that pay ore
VIII BIO met with In the present work.
lnga Blue Bros. & Nikifk hold q
Jesse and bond upon tBis property.
Inc Keno " property that II fast
coming 70 tue ifoni, anu has recently
teen equipped with a steam hoist
The working shalt 10 being carried
down while tho east dTiit IL being
pushed hhcad into the ore. The Keno
u situated about throu.iourihs Of a mile
south Of the Buckeye aud on tue same
great ore gone.
Toe Home stake, which lies 10 the
North OF tho Morning Glory, has lie
shat down 200 ioet but will continue
on TO the 800. Some high grade ore
has bupn encountered but none will DO
ebippou uutii thv Intended depth has
Deco reached, whom the miuu will be
practically opened. Five mUn arc ut
prseent employee.
Tue Morning Glory has lot con-
Hsct 10 DanniG Sullivan anu paftnofs
10 sink tue muin ahA { aLolheg hui.
urod ieet, al ~ foot, anu everything
iufnishcU. lhe main sbait h u8S
down TO tho 2JO.f0ot level aud the new
whlm 10 completed and handling the
tuokeit. The Morning Gloly viii
make record be .oto tho year CLOSES.
The work OF widening the tunnel at
lhu Humbug ie nearly completed u
Tue track 10 Down 10 within shoil
distance OF tho lace. The two sIorl
10 ears received nj the mine last week
were NJ once put into uie. The wagon
IOad 10 oJmplctod anu tne,ofo bins well |
under way. The assay office bls just
been furnished with all ueUdnd april. |
ahcos,aud grajius f0r other buldings
- golng on. snipmeuts VI Ofu vii. |
begin In about two weeks And coo.
Ilnue regularly thereafter. rbe Hun. |
Tug 10 NO hunting In fact.
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naIisrs's anew Liaimsut.

This wonderful Llniment IL known
rom The Atlantlc 10 the Pacific, aud
from the Lakes 10 the Cult. II l. the
most IeneirAtng binimeut In the
World. ~ VIII ogfo Hheumatitm,
Neuralgia, Cuts, sprAins, Bfuiss,,
wounds, OLD Sores, Burn, beiAlics,
Sore Throat Bore Cheat and all IA.
Jailed. II will cure Bafbed Wire Cut.
aud heal all wounds where proud 1sth
has set In. 10 10 equally efficient f,r
sn,mals. Try u anu you will not be-
Without u. Prioo 80 cents. bOld by
z. U. N. l. Drug Bl1rr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-24
STATE NEWS.

Richheld Adyoeatu "wednesday
evening George, the II yssr.old son Of
A. =. RNmussen, was thrown from a
vicious h re AMI landed head nrs,
against a tIoe. DR.. NELL restored IN
boy's consciousness and lie 10 now ns
good ~ new.".,. Al Votmillion lA,t
Thuuday SyearOld sou OF John
Tholman was thrown from a nofse.
alighting ON his head, aud romaIneo
unconscious until tho arrival OF Dr
Nelll from this city. The LAD ia rr.
covorlng.....L Last Friday a sou OF La,
X, Ouizen killed Tatllesnnko whioh
ho stumbled upon on an east aldo Int
within the city linn q. The yenpmou'
reptile was seven yegis old anu pfpb.
ably came down from the mouuiajns
In the late floods.
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MUST Be IMPARTIAL
Registrars Warned 10 Be Careful
10 Performing their DuIisS.
BUSINESS IN the sUPDgmE COURT
Damage Suit Before Judg street :
Judge Hilchi'. Ordtrs-Nots
of The Corridors.

II behooves registrars 10 be very care.
ful n the performance OF their duties,
M Will DO seen by pefusal Of the follow.
ing order i,sued todayi
"Resis,fsrs ere hereby Instructed to
use every possible means Of securing a
complets registration, making no differ
ence In the treaimeAt Of any political
party. Reliable Information Of any
parllaliiy or lack Of duty furnished the
board win be- cause TOT the removal OF
auy registrar a once.
pea. 4. GEDDEs,
"Chaifmsn Board OF County Com.
missionefs."
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Mr.. A. l.. ArmstfonV, m old drug
glsi, aud n prominent citizen o. tL,s
sntsfpriainG town, sAys; 81 cell soma
forty different KINDS Of cough rem.
odiss, but have never In my expcri.
snoe sold 40 much Of ary one ariirie
~ I have Of Bdiidrds Horehound
Syrup. All who use Il say II IL ths
most perfect remedy fot Cough, Cold.
Consumption, and all diseases u The
Throat and Lungs, they Aave eysf
ttlsd." IL 10 specific for Group and
Whooplng Cough. will relieve a
Cough Ia one minute. Contain no
oplatss. Sold by z. q. NJ. /. Drug
blOrs.
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these anaifs the prompt attention they
deierve.
BY declaring himself a faithful Re.
publican vt the Investigation by the
county commissioners yesterday even.
ins, the charges against Thomas T..
WISHING registration agent Of precinct
20, were dismissed. WISHING ia now
determined TO wear the snalp OF Fruit
Tree Inspector Fred Price, who was
the prosecuting witness, ami who
failed TO appear at the hearing. The
delegation which Informed Mr.. Geddes
OF the alleged Irregularities Of the fegis-
tsar held y eide walk Indignation meet.
ing In 'front.' OF Dave rbomas' butcher
shop In the precinct on Tuesday even.
lug, but dii not mateflaliSs ut the
hearing yesterday.
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sIochs Aso aAanEfs.


ehN lonk sept 2i,-stoek market opened
active anu higher despite 4 variety OF tnnn'
NheeA gtlluAriil eAiouiAted ~ cAcrt a aopruaa.
ms inhuenoe Ihu ADVANCE OF per cent VI
VIZ bans OF England rate OF diag0uut aud a
useigaag o. tii,.ys in tno ~. faui's eAfninEs
we thifa week OF septsmbef were not TOasct|
~ "a the prices uuEaf advanced 4. to IiIi,
On lAfgc tfAniacuons
rl0ok pficga moved irTcgulAfiy with an i'm.
proving tendency tho second hour An in.
sieaavl uemAhd NAH noted for Iould pfopuf .
hea' Manhattan rOao TO -, " eatern Inlon 10
~, Tue mArhot quitud toward noon, reAiiga,
uYhe eohuiuu.ins tssaru lower range
pilo,s, .usat. Manhattan and Reading being
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-24
A Sound Liver Mako. . wen u...

Arc you Bilious, Cobs.lpstod on
troubled with JAundiee, Sick Hssd,
ache, BAD Taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, DysuepslA,
INDICATION, Hot Dry skin, Pals A
Back snd between the Shoulders, { Mills
and Fsvaf, etc. II you have any Of
ofdsr, aud your blood IL slowly being
act properly. HERnINE will cure any
disorder OF the Llysr, Stomach o.
BowslL IL has no equal ~ q LiVsl
Medicine. Price 70 cents. Free trial
bottles NJ z y. N. 1. drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-24

Elder and Tooaie euntics was held
and WIN. J. Nebeker Of Ophir was
nominated AZ state senator,
Telephone bulletins are being cent 10
the Independent Republican oonven.
tion ut Salt Lake, and bulletins are
being received from Salt Lake and
read In tho convection here.
In the afternoon JUICE Powers
placed In ncm nation Henry w. Law
renee, Popuiisi, o. a presidential cleo.
t,r. ]. J. DAILY, Richard Maokintosb,
Hadley ID. Johnson and Robert e..
Iund were also placed IN nomination.
For Representative TO Congress, w.
n. King, David Evans AMI POSSIBLY
y X. Thurman, will be presented.
King Ia believed TO be the convsn.
ticn's choice.
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IA rmI sUFREuE CouRE

-Four Cases fnveisiuE Tiiis - Peep
eriy ia RMS civ.
In the Supreme court today four land
title csass were In hearing ne follow;
A. IA. Hennsfef " Jennie Hays; Re.
becca a. Bunce VI Jennio II. Hayes;
Jas. Mclaughlin W jennie h. Hayes
AMI Celia NJ. Campbell agailet the
zane defendant. The defendant l.
appellant In the Supreme court and
the suits were brought 10 secure tito TO
real estate In block 9 plat Is OF tho salt
Lake City survey. =. II. Armstrong
sfgus1 Tor the appellant.
The case VI Hcoht w Melzlos was
contlnuoj tor the present.
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'fhe Mckinley Convention.

isMT. rLFAsAST, Utah, sept. "a
The State Rspubliohn convention OF.
gauizsI NJ Mt. Pleasant this after.
noon with william 6pry Of
TJosle temporary chairman. There
H. lArfo attendance and great
oathutiasu. Malor McKinicy's name
was received with cheers.
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The default previouply entered In the
suit OF the National Bank OF the Re.
public " this Great Halt Lake n Hot
Springs railway o3mpauy was today
st aside In Judge Rltohie's court anu
ny consent the answ ors and cross uom.
plalnts Of Individual defendants nled.
Demurtofs In the suit VI Jane, u.
Buzzo VI james Jennings 81 nj were
yenuled and i've days allowed de.
'endanis 10 answer.
Judgment was allowed against Sam
Levy and IN favor 90 the AnheuscT-
Bnsch Brewing association Ia tue sum
u 81 900 anu Gusts.
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DAaAUE sUII.
James oibson wants $4,000 Tor rer-
sonai nodiIy ipIariss.


sonai uodily tnIuriss.
Judge street was touay occupied In
lryiDg the case Of James Gideon We the
Salt Lake Rapid Transit COMPANY.
Tho following Jury was secufedi A
Hanauer Jf., J0hn Gabbotl, Joseph
Brinker, Herbert Price, Elias smith,
J. NJ. Marriott. w. IA. Lett and A. j..
PeDdleion Jf.
Tho suit II brought to recover dam.
hgee Ia The sum OF $1,000 tor iUJuEitt
ustainod by Gibson by feaeon Of a car
belonging 10 The defendant company
iunning into bis buggy, smashing
the same and irjafing the PLAINTIFF
ack nnd legs. The accident occurred
on Seventh south street between Third
and fouTih Estl streets, and the com.
plant alleges that II was tue result Of
thedciendhnpa negligence. Testimony
Tor the plainlid was All Ia and thttde.
tense was presenting It's side this alter.
noun. The case will occupy all day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-24
Ch,easo Live sioeu

Chieaxo Live sioeu
~. Chicago. Sep. a.
llght. i4.iQatl.50.
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Heavy, u. bsala.a
hougn, sLsoatli5
taluos-
heoyes. ss.i3ai5O0
Cows and hoifers, SLlsaIs2.
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hhrop-ntsady 10 nTm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-24
IINTIu nININa Irrnn
a Budget Of News From tho Column.
of the nsmmsth Record.

Tbs new hoi.ting machinery a, the
opex 10 working smoothly anu tho
SHAFT h being put down with two
shifts,
A lease has just been closed on ibs
shoebridge dump and work will Dec n
IN preparing the necessary plant Tor
Feltment at once. "
The contract on tho White Cloud
tunnel was finished on Saturday, anu
another 10 expected to be CLOSED with