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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-11

In tbj criminal court iodsy the al
iornsys Tor James II. Bic5a and others
iulefposed = motion 10 each case TO
sci aside the Indictment IN all
case. heird up 70 press time
with the exception Of one, which was
dismissed. All the indictment. charge
tho de endaui. with having obtained
money, check, dfaits OF 9th 9 oollat.
efal under false pts,eusss while acting
as officers Of the deiuaot Bank Of Salt
Like. Up to the iims the News TO-
port closed eleven cases cut Of the
thirty.two which were scheduled for
today had been taken Up and afgu.
menis In support Of the motion 70 set
aside the Indictment In each case were
heard by Judge Hilts. Mt. white
more presented the governments aide
Of the cases anu 'tgued against the
motions.
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lOSEPA SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Ildrs Gsofgr GODDARD aud George
Reynolds Visit be sundaT School Of
les pa, skull lalleJ.

In accordance with previous ar-
fsngsmsnts Elders George Goddard
and Gesrg, Reynolds arrived at Iosepa
on the evening OF November Tth for
the purrsse Of attending tho Sunday
school on the following day. Assist.
ant Superintendent 0sorge Goddard
was oAysl1ped In a polar bear skin coat
auI II was thought by the children
that Santa Claus had arrived out Of
season aud was mAking his rounds be-
fore Christmas. Elder Goddard Loot
his plush cap ca route aud the hudet
will confer a great favor by mailing II
post paid 10 MIN, Salt Lake City, or
by leaving itiwitn Brother Cum nj
losepH.
SABBATH morning the IosepA school
house was filleu 10 IT. utmost capacity
with the Sundsy school member, o0u-
stating Of men, women ana children
every member Of the colony belongs 10
the school.
A program strsaged tor the occasion
was carried out, interpreted by
speeches ani singing by Eiisb Gou.
darJ, Reynolus aud Gun, Elder
Goddard, VI course, dong the singing
aud making tue chief amusement,
which WAS equally a. entertaining to
tue Hawaiian sunday school as TO an
English speaking people. lu the
uyouing the Hawaial Glee CLUB
gathered at the residence Of Elder H..
IA. Cluf Huu ultoOunol music, b0lh
vocal ani Instrumental
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LOOKING OUT.
salt Tax ,, Crir,ns Wrought Up over
II, cent Hold.Ip.

The ciiisen. Of Salt Like appeal 70
be somewhat wrought up over the re-
cent HOLIDAYS perpetfstoi In thi' CITY.
rney are said 90 keep \ pretty sharp
lookout when they 20 out al Night,
lest some murderuus a'sas In takes IN.
due advantage Of them. Ia the subui-
ban 1istriots OF the city ihs situation 10
worse than nearer the center, a. TOT
several nights pasi the elec-
trio llghts have Jailed l. give
forth their shining radiance. Tuus
far, however. the dospefAdoes have
piled their vocauons In more
ccatral location, Tor all Of which there
seems 10 he 10 especial thsnks due TO
tue electric lisht company.
AZ an evidence OF the scare that
these recent hold.ups have brought
about among the ciukeus, however, II
Il but nscessary 10 slate Circumstance
which Detective Snests feiates. He
says that ~ he and Detective Janney
were masking teafuh last night
and when going al0ng a rather
lonely street, they suddenly came Ia
contact with q man, whose ngufe the
darkness almost obscured from theft
guEs. An instfu uent he haI In his
haad, however, suddenly siitlersd be.
fore them, when they found TO ,heif
surprise that the citiE,n had take
them for hold.ups anu that he held
before them his revolver, vhioh he
Intended using Ia case of al attack.
Sheets said that n either he OF JAu-
ney hal said anythiDg 10 indicate In
any way that they we're highwaymen,
both would have got II right I n the
neok." As II was the officers did not
modest tho mao, nsither lij he them.
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the most ismilisr places he had been
acquainted witt.
was VI the Coli 2 Teen mill while
at tue Blue Mountains. They have =
sutelsutiai mill anu bne machinery.
tbs tramwAy and everything vas en-.
pected 20 be ready TO start 10 about nve
lays. There V great iututo tot the
Blue MountaIa mining camp. There
are - many claims located there thai
II one In ten will paw u will be owe o.
the leading gold camps OF the State.
There fare several leads that the
rook goes $50. II Il tree milling rock,
ana is toii ani viii not require much
work 10 crush.
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COMBINE IN COURT.
testimony Taken Prom a Number OIL
Witnesses Today.
MEMBERS DENY THE AGREEMENT
o MouopoliS' IN, business W" In
tered Into-slye TO Plead 10
iharge Of CounI,rfeiupT.

Te,tiuouy was t,kep today In the
United states district court 10 the case
against Il. L.. Carpenter and others
mvmbsfs Of tho Salt Lave Coal EE'
opsnse. The indictment against the
DESCENDANTS was found by the grand
Jury over year ago aud charges that
he membsr, Of the exchange entered
into an unlawful combination 10
maintain the price Of coal TO
oon,umen At any figure the
combine chose 10 M, apd 10
prevent other persons from buyins and
selling coal, thus unlawiully restrain
ins trade contrary TO the statutes Of tho
United slates.
This morning T. X. Ellsrbeek, J. NJ.
Moore, J. II. Hickman, Thomas Pier.
ponL J. w. whitehead it,, A. Ia.
Williams, y. b. Shelly, Jobu II.
Reese, Thomas T.. Lewis and James
Hegney wefs sworn and teiuhed tor
the pro seoul m, tubitantiaung the allie
RGtions set fufth iu tue Indictment
n. H. Ellsrt,ck, Il. q. Miller, Simon
BAmberget, J. NJ. Moor, l.. l.. Gar
pentef aud Flank Hahn were called
Tor the defense and testified 70 the
eject that no such an agreement a.
that allegsd In the indictment had
been entered into between tho do
fsndants, members Of the voal COM
bins.
Further testimony In the case was
bsing taken this afternoon. Ihe out
come will be watched with interest.
ACCUSED OF oouSTERrRlTIso.
Henry slys was brought before the
court ai noca, at which time, accofd'
log TO Judge Eaiirtta order. the de-
iendsnt wss to plead To an indio1menl
charging HIN with making. having IN
his 20 session anu passing counterfeit
IS c1ins. Attorney Hamilton. ailei
having been admitted TO prsctico ~
the United States court, appeared TOT
Hlyo aud asked that bis client be gives
until Monday next 10 prepare for plead
leg, A. he Was not yet ready 10 do ~
Judge Judo, for thu government, de
sired that no unnecessary delay be bad
In the case because he desired the trial
TO DO put dow n for about the middle VI
December.
His honor, Judge Marshall, who oo
ouplsd the bench after recess In th'
coal combine oasr, ordered that sly
be- brought before the court AZ 1879
on MONDAY 10 plead 10 the indictment
tho reading OF which was dispense
with until that Time.
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person Of Detective George A. Sheets.
II is olaimsd that Sheets has the sup
port Of Mayor Glendinning and thai
he will be sciiveiy pushed for the
plsos by the oiiy's uhisf executive.
The purpose u Shests's selection Il
said 10 be bassd on q desire TO avoid
possible friction in naming an officer
irom the regul.r force. In the mean.
time the public IL waiting aud wonder
Tag " the vacancies In the IRE aud
police board will ever be fiilei. And
The mention Of this matter briggs 10
mind the fact that smother assault Il
oxpsu,sd 10 be- made on the fifu and
police law In the coming Legislature.
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THE GREEN BAG.

Al ,,.-,. u,.,.
-" luI w s sor uu
""'' wv" sA0uss" va ''"Hu-S nv"
Adam Patterson has beou excused
from Jury 'ei''oe w 'ns rsue'"' o'u''
Tue United States case against J no.
n. Miller anu Warren T.. Davis, 40. lou
on a bond, has been diem Ssud la tbs
FEDERAL court.
r
~. n"pinss o. .ne Iu'y ~ ne Use
oi 'ohn Euulms " Ssn bshe
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R.hssriag psnisd.

rhe Supreme court today denied the
petition for = rcheariBg In the case u
Elisabeth Stephens, fespondsnt, "
tho American Fire Insurance Co., app
pellaut.
In this cass the point was made In
the appellsnvs petition for fshearln Z
on tue question Of proof Of loss, that
tho Insurance company dii not dis
clsim liability under the policy, and To-
fuse payment, until after tho time
which proof OF loss should have been
fufni,heu under tho contract.
The denial OF the petition 10 Write n
by Judge Baftch And IL cJneutfei In
by Chief Justice Z,ne. Justice Minei
10 OF opinion thst a rchearIng should
10 gtant,j, aud Therefore diesents.
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Cullon-H. IL. smith, MIR, and Mrs. W.
Brockway, G. j. Broekway, san Fran
cisco; s. w. whoelook. Denver ;. II,
Hlll, New York, NJ. Sachs Jr,, Reading,
Pa, L.. Goldsmith. 81. Joe, Mo.
wAlkeT-George Georgetta, A. Is. Glib
son, Sun.hlnoi J. r. Noonen, q. scott,
ogden; %. Cassidy. Carlos Boynton,
Markaio, MINI; Niels NJ, MAdsen, W.
II. Booth Jr., Mt. Pleasant
Tompoion-C. q. sloan, A. A., w. n,
williams aud wife, ". :. A.; MIR. and
Mrs. A. n. Miniie, san Francisco, r.. H.
Bantiey, city, J.. q. Hutchinson aud wife
New York; .. u. blood, san francisco
Knuisfofd-Ffsd Clark. ~. H. Thayor
san Francisco; w. u. Heaihco.o, Omaha
q. II. Hunter, New York; Jno, w
Moore, Philadelphia
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henry LEWIS CUT.
lie l. Sla,htd Across the Neck WIN q
liazbr.

A cutting sotape Ia which Henry
Lewis, n oolored man. was the victim,
took plAec at Kil,y Faitohiid's bagnio
on Commercial street last evening.
About o'eook la the evening =
gang OF .hesp.herdets called At the
Faifehild resort aud began to drink.
dance snd DO merry. One OF them In
his ovsrloyea condition cot nrs 10 q
chair In the hous.. which kitty d.
manded him 10 pay for. He refuss d
point-blank 10 llquidste the olaim
made upon him vben Kitty called In
Lewis. the porter, TO help her urge
her demands. This resulted In Tree.
iof-all In which one o. tho sheep
hefders pulled q razor from his pocket
and gave Lewis a slash across the
right aids Of tho neck. The men then
made good their escape.
Lewis att being cut ran over 10 the
White Houao drug store where DR..
Bic KennA stopped the nsw OF blood
aud dressed his wounds. He was
then removed {, his room on the cor.
nor OF State anu Second South streets.
where m all probability he will recover
In a day or two. IL was narrow
escape, however.
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A DELAYED LETTER.
hut II TIL. An Interesting story Of
Hoods aud Miulng Ia south.
trn Utah.
MOAN, Grand Co., Utah,
n,fnhaR on lgQU

Moan, Grand Co., Utah,
October -, 1896.
To the Editors
| left here lRst week and made n trip
To The Blue Mountains. Although |
had Travelled over the country for the
last twelve years there were places
where the country looked us II had
not seen II before, u had been cut ny
90 win the Il lods OF last month. Where
have my reservoir In Dry Valley the
water came down tho draws nve ami
ak lsst deep outside the wash. which
"a n general thug carries all the va.
ter. Where l had commenced 10
arm tho valley 10 half mills wide ami
the water was six feet deep over thu
whole place. The luesfn which
1 had saved the nftt Of Sep
I.mher was covered ur, 90
vas lost. The water from there
Tuus down IN the Hatch wash, then
luiO what h called tho kaiss spripe
Wath, which empiies IN o the Grand
Tlysf two Ald n hall miles fellow Moab
and comes through n box canyon FOL
srme distance where the rocks lower q
thUubund to fifteen hundred feet ali VI
the wash, which had groves VI cotton
WOOD tIttf, some Of thtm covering al
tcfe OF gruunu. Now there Is not Z
Ties ltiI. There Ate pisces IN haiuh
wash where Tor four or nve miles the
wash wss cos from % 90 30 ieet lerp
sui rom 6O 10 800 ieet wide. fhat l.
large dy ~ arr 10 % moved IN
tuch shCIt space VI time. Scientists
now ny to compute tune ny CERTAIN
thiugs which they can SET; but u .
ram tuon - Ne he'd Ia september
should last tep days the country w1ui
w ePaOged 90 no pegtou would Euow
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A VETERANS FUNERAL.
Remains Of Pioneer john BrowO Laid
10 Res.

special Corre.poadsuos TO ne sEws
PLEASANT UROvE, Nov. ., 1895 -
The funeral services over this. fsmains
Of Patriarch John Brown were held
In the Fitst ward meeting house today,
the house beipg packed with those
who had LEARNED 30 lave Brother
Brown TOT HE many noblb acts In life.
On the stand were, Of the quorum OF
the Twelve, Elders y. NJ. Lyman and
George Teasdale, the Stake presidency
and msmters Of the High Council,
Bishops OF the thfee wafds ami other
vislting brethren. The singing Of az
propfiate pieces by the choir which
had been selected was rendered In q
most prahevorthy mannsf. Remarks
were made by Brother Reed rmoot
Of the Blake prcsidency, Bithop
Theme Of the fifst ward,
followed by Elders Lyman and Teas.
dals all Of whom spoke " the life aud
labsrs Of Brother Brown In terms most
gratifying 10 those who listened. The
rail- bears were the rrrsidents OF tho
iilh quorum Of Seventy This re-
mains we're followed 10 their lssi rest.
lug place by n large procession anu the
dedlcatoty prsyeF at the grave was
offered by Elder Lyman.
A feeling Of thantiulnsss seemed TO
be manifest 10y tbs people that they
had been acquainted VITA this noble
ana good man.
In tho evening Elder Lyman spoke
10 tho Saints In the Fist ward and
Elder TsAriale spoke IN the sscon I
ward. Thor visit was much appfeci'
atsd BY the Saints. I. +. n.
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DAILY WEATHER yAAE.
Observations Taktn at Utah, Idaho,
Mon,Ina, Oregon and WIomiug
Stations.

Weather reports showing obsSrya.
dons al am. today;
SALT Lake Clly-BAtomeieT, 8O.I6.
temperature, 80, minimum, 81; wind,
northwest, Q miles per hour, rain, .02
ipches, snow.
Baker City--BaIometef. 5000; tenn.
peTAtufu ~; milimun, 80, wind, south,
IL miles PER hour; rain "a inches,
IAftly oltudy,
Cheyenne Barometer, 1910; tom.
perAlure, ~; minimum, 20, wind,
wssl, ~ milus pei hour; clear.
Hvlena- barometer, 1904; tempefa.
tufs, Is; minimum, is; WIND, west,
light clear.
Hsvrs -BsIomeler, 2o.ss; tempsrA.
turs. 10, minimum, 10, wind, sssi,
light; tain .0l inches; partly cloudy.
Miles City-Barometer, 5000; tenn.
TsratuTe, 5; minimum, s.; wind,
northsasi,s miles PER hour; rain, trace
clear.
winnsmuocA - Barometer 80. 20,
temperature, 80; minimum, 30; WIND,
south, IL mile pot hour; clear.
Idaho FAllt-BArometef, 500; tom.
TetatuTV, Is; miHimum, 20; wind,
northwest, IL miles per houi; rain, 90
inchetj olOuuy.
General aud local forecasts for 81
houn ending 4 PM, 1lufsday!
For Utah; Far tonight anu Thur.
dAyi continued cold.
sslt Lake City aud vicinity Fail
tonight and Thursday; stationary tenn.
pofaturr.
J. II. SMITH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
SALT LAKE Cry, UtAh.
Today's temperature IL shown In the
lAo slmils thefmomeivr given below.
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MINOR MENTION.

Hoppy Jaeh, tbs cowboy preacher,
anu his Hills wilt, are In town. HI
talks GA the srset oorneTs draw lar,s
crowds
Mts. Il. A. Smith Of Fargo, North
DakvIH, aTTiyaI N this CITY u lew days
ago to visit her sons J. n. AnI A.. 4.
smith. sho expects 10 remain here
inls winter anu 70 g. 3 ,ntA Cruz, Cal,
usxt sprng, 10 visit daughter wLo
Ieslles there.
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WILL IT BE"CAPrAIS sBEETsP"
Mayor 8lsndinnIng, II Is said, Would
Like him 10 suece d uoaovan.

HoS that Mayor GlendinniDg has
succs ded In getting the Council 10
sustain the police ordioancs veto, mu-
nieipsl aud other officials are casting
about ior a successor 10 Captain Dono.
,sn. IL Is sisted from an apparently
authoritative source that gentieman
ma. been slated Tor the poiltion In tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-11

A verdict tor defendants was today
,ousd by Judge Richie In the case Of
William Perego W Silver KiDg Min.
ing company.
Judgment by default was allowed In
the foreclosure Init Of Stephen Hunter
Va v. 81. Weller.
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MCDONALD SENTENCE
Will Serve -Four Months Imprisonment
IL The SAFE Prison.
rue BACON BANK CASES IS COURT.
Tbs Defense SEEKS 10 set Aside Zach
Indictment Reheariug Denied
sentence Pos pined.

Upon a tsmltlitur from the supreme
court Judge Hilos today sSnisnced
Frank Mcdonald 10 serve four months
10 the state prison for the shooting OF
Emil Hatkeson.
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On request OF the defendants a,iof.
ney- Judge Hiles aEain postponed
sentence against WIN. Mccoy. sstur.
lay next wa' sci as the tins when the
doiendnnt must hear his fate.
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CiTY'S FINANCES.
Eigh, III u aud rollari increase In the
u, ileii.

CITY Auditor swan last night pre-
se,ied to the cry Conncii the folio ".
log fnancial fennr ~ O'i0befi
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ot.aHs 1--we staeh.
special to the NEWS
south Omaha, Sob.. Nov u.
Receipts. O. 40 matkct aloady
Westerns. D. n4fs toli
lows, o. 6tailin
Feeders " sqailis.
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chiesEo' Nov II
nuga-
Light, f1.sau.o1
Mixed, % HafAbA
fieayy. nolafAo
nough, ttooats.iv.
Cattle
Heeves, ftlat.q
Cows and bcifera, 81 leattao.
AtOckera Aud feeders, 81 spaJso.
Westerns. tl.liaN ~.
sheep Mafkct steady.
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CONSUMPTION

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readers who have uunFmpiiun % ihyuil
s.ndme thelr expire 10 aud Uust u1iuufif..,
1 ASlu.uui. ALC., ts1 PEARL N.aYsfL
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mOTtL ARnIyALs.

The report was referred to tho
finance committee.
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chicago ssrs.L
ohieASa Nov. II.
whoAt-Nov, 81 bee. ~
Cora Nov. Nt lee. a3f
Oats-N0ys isA Dec, lpi..
TORS = Oy. and Dec. y w.
tArd-Noa aud Dee b. fLots
hibs-Nov and Dec., t1ta
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-12-17

STATE
I. CityR order
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-12-17
Notice of Foreclosure Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ purchase money mortgage, with power
of sale, executed by Arne Loken to A. NJ
Knight, dated May Goth. 1898, recorded
May 9th, 1898, at 8 O'Clock p. M, in the
Office of the Register of Deeds of Redwood
county, Minnesota. in Book IT of Mortgages,
page 294, and assigned by said A. M. knight
Oath, 1898, recorded June 9th, 1898, at
O'Clock a. m in the Register of Deeds office
of said Redwood county, in Book 20 of
Mortgages, page $50, and thereafter assign
ed by said Milton Silsby to The Missionary
Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
by assignment dated June 5th. 1895, re-
corded June 10th, 1895, at O'Clock p M, in
the Register of Deeds Office of said Red
wood county, in book % of mortgages, page
400, in the conditions of which default has
been made, and for the collection of which
instituted, and upon which is now due six
teen hundred twenty-five and 3O-1OO dollars,
will be foreclosed by public sale of the
mortgaged premises, to-wit: The southeast
quarter and lot two, of section twenty-One
in township one hundred fourteen of range
thirty seven, in Redwood county, Minnesota,
which sale will be made by the sheriff
OF said Redwood county on the 23d
day. Of January. 1897 at 10 a. M,
at the front door of the court house in the
city of Redwood Falls in said county, to
gage with costs and expenses of sale.
Dated December Sd, 1896.
THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF
THE METHODIST CHURCH,
Assignee of Mortgage.
A. d. CoUNTRYMAN,
Attorney for Assignee, TIT
Appleton, MINI.
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