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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-26
NOTICE. OF IRus1f1.s SALE.


NOtiCE ~ HEhLnN GIVEN THAT IN
~ accordance with aud under the power
and suthouty Erahisd by that certain rust
deed made the ltth dgY Of July. islp. 10 orange
y salisbury and frAni u, Dyer. trustees, W
Thomas hollngwofth, And recorded July 20.
40 IN took 80 Of MnfteAgea on pages ",
y, ~, y, Of tho records OF sat i.ake County,
will oiier for tao anu sell 10 tho highcst bidder
for cash NJ tho wet front entrance u tho
joint tiiy And County huldiaE In salt Lake
Nity. Utah, ffamo icing the county Court
House OF sat lake touuty. ttAhl ou the .Qth
day Of tsptsmbef. lseo. At ~ o'giocs no0n
y That dayA ~ ne tsl st,s,e hsfein.
the Indebtedness secured W s.id tust
deed aud interest thsreon. hni reAsorahis
compensation 60 SAID trustee. and costs Of this
notice, and etpsnfsn % sale. This sale viii
be made a. the request u the holder Ofsaid
indebtedness hnd ieeause OF default 10 the
payment of SAID Indebtedness, which became
10 now Que and vhoiiy unpsd.
s.id real es!A1e IL particularly described Aa
All ii.At paii of lot two 90, block seventy.
a,s ti,i. pal" ID" sAls Lake uiiy survey. As
Commencing At tho n. W. corner Of sAid
lot and funnias thence i've 90 rods east
thence I'VE fbl RODS south. thence Eve ~ rods
sost, thence ave ~ rods north 10 the place Of
hesinnius. u }. nALirhukl.
Surviving Trustee.
inst publication. August n lssl'
rALr tAKr Cfrr. sept ssh, isJG
A. tho written request Of Thomas telling.
worth, The Atotc ssie IL postponed 70 iso'elock
r0on Of Monday, the 9Th day " November.
lsF a. H. NAfIHItIfuN
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NOTICE TO THE stOCKHOi DEGs OF
~ the crown rOint uuld and SILVER Mining
Co 1ho board OF directors nf thia campany
nn tho 18Th day OF tho present month. Levied
an assessment no. al 81 one cont per share,
to he paid forthwith a. this once An sinc 4
upon which tho nsaessmrnt has not been paid
on tho HArd nay Of November neNL Will be- de +.
olaTrd aalnquent and advertised for aale, and
~ much thereof 40 may no necessary 10 paw
The hssessment and costs OF advertising and
sale VII DO sold al O'Clock pm, on neaday.
tho lst day OF December next, At this onlcr'
5vh McCofnick block, SAT- laHe Ciiy.
ny order Of the board OF directors OF the
Grown fOint Gold and SILVER Mining %.
ARTHUR HTAiNER,
hecy, And Treas
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SUMMONS.
In The riurlot four OF the third Judicial
Dftrict Ct the riair 81 CAh. County
Of san Late
The operative Furniture cqmrsny. cor.
rofauoU. Eainuh,
ur, r 81 uaasnn. Defendant.

Tue Cooperative Furniture compauy. q cor.
Tofatou. Fainuf,
Vs.
Mrt. c 81 Hausnn, Defendant.
The state Of utab sends greeting 10 MrA c.
~ nanfou, ncicndant
Uou ARE nEREBY INQUIRED TO Ap
Il peuf 10 an acti0n ifousht Againstyou "
tne above named plaintiff IN the Distfict
durt uf nc lhird j. dicial district a TIA
State ~ Utah. ana 10 answer the compliant
nisd therein within ten dsys tsNciusNo % the
DAY Of surllceI after to service on yuu OF
this sun Iaonfaf served withln this tounty !.
o., " served out 81 this county. hut In thla
district, within twenty days. oihefwsc within
forty dsys-uf Judgment ~ default viii 10
iasen agninsty you. according 10 the prayer Of
taid complaint
Inc said seton IL brought To hayo iudF.
ment hsainst defendant in sum ~ iiIlu and
costs Of SAT, alleged 70 20 que ~ ne balance
OF Az account for Hoods sold aud De iyegod 70
tween necembtr ", is13. and fchfuhfy ~.
49, said sun being due and wholly uupaid
Ana you are hereby moulded that u you fan
10 appear and answer tho sad complaint ~
ahnvn required, the sad plainiin viii take
judgment against you Tor the sum OF fiii.ii
aud costs OF suit
Witness, ne honorabie Judge. and the seal
Of the Diiirict Court Of the Ihifd
iudirial Disirirt, ~ and for me
taEAL1 state u ttth, this ntteenth day
~ october, IN the year u our Tort
one thousand eight hundred aud
h'hsV'' > STANTON cs,s.
ny .. II. sPnAGuE. uopaF CLERK
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NOTICE. ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock on
account Of Assessueht no. levied A. duly
said company On the 18th Day o. september,
~. the several amounts set opposite the
hsmet Of the respective shareholdeft, a. FOL.
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Aud In accordance with law. and order OF tho
board Of diroriora made on tho 2uth day OF
Aux, 1879, 80 many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock a. may ne necessary viii be cold M
the south door Of Weber COnniy Court llouso,
In Ogden, Utah, on tho sod day OF Nov lao,
Al v o'clock moon, Of said day 10 pay della
lnont assessment thereon, together with the
cosI OF advertising and eApenses Of the sale.
j. U. hfE. Secretary,
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Of SAT- Lake
Kate : Uoyalt, piaintiH. ". james y. Coyalt,
dulcudauL
O.. toyait, defendant
you AlE uEREBY REQUIRED TO Az.
a pear M Hn nruuu 1fought against you
ht the ahoNc namcd Ainth lu the ulatftrt
tuurt % the aura Julical District Of tho
state Of utnh, SUD 10 answer the compliant
usy ~ eerpicUl hitcr tho service ON you VI
the summnnH-If served WIhin THIS county
or n served ul. NJ ms rHu utY. bus in tht. az.
turl within twenty dHYa. otherwise within
forV uhys uf lllamtut by dvtAuit VIII 10
pa 90 nfalnai yuai according 70 che pIs} or OF
slid rnI plant
fhs taii tlpn 70 brought to have a decree
amt Uua ghnuuF her tuoh other relief a. 10
ono cNuU may econ ilHti above reliUf prAyed
un lbr arHuud thHt on October s-th, lsli, de-.
ieuItut Wtfu'Iy drscrtei piainun hnd has
rOnuuuci Huch desurlon ny W TOO present
TIME ana tpAt rom said october 2sth, 1904, up
10 The present time dnionusnt has wiliuliy
neglerled 10 prowao tor plainuh the common
Ana you afc hereby notified that ifyou fnil 10
appear ava AntMlr tne Vi complaint ~
ahoye required, The salt painud viii sppiy 10
the raurt lur thu ruliUt deiuandgi n Groin,
Mitneas, the no ofailH lu1rfs. anu the zeal VI
ne hiatrrt rourt Of the ihird
judicial DaiIlci Ia and for t1e
saul stats ~ Utah this IN daY pf Oc,
tobor, IN Mo year oi our iord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety
o, d. STANTON. CLERK.
~ j. H. srhAGuL, lepuy CLERK.
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AsssssmENT NOTICE.

The Comstoek silver Mining uomnint ".
Cily, ugah.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT "
IN meeting OF tho board OF dlfae'gll, y
sad company held on tho lAth day OF W..
Dor, 1919, an assessment OF ter cents luF 100
was levied on the capitAl stock Of ne wP w
ton payhLls Immediately 10 a, Hehangisit
Treasurer, VI hia Ofico MecofhirA lg.At,e,
Lake thy, utAh, ANY stock upon Nht ~
assessment shall remain unpaid on AllI
tho 10Th day OF November, 10. WI ~ w.
qnent anu advertised for tAle al pun A.. Hlf
and unless payment IA made pel9p ~,
sold on Thursday. tho ird day OF nt,fN.si
lr91 al % O'Clock 4. NJ. 70 pay tue dfil.i.s"
assessment. together with Tho cotN " As'"
Using and expense 81 sale,
ny order OF beard Of Director ,.,,
JOSEPH Al. COHEN, tetfeui'
tALI LAKE orr. Utah. October I''li w.
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DAVIS AND WEBER COUNTIES CANAL
COMPANY

NOTiCE-rHERE AHE DELINQUENT
~ uuou the following dcfrflbrd slaek on
aecouut ~ Afacatments irvied on August 18th.
lev. tho several amounts tet opposite ne
names u the respective thaTohoidera, AZ Tot
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DELINQUENT NOTICE..

Ssme n Corporation 10 fall Gold queen
Mluiug 90 pace % hustntsf, SAT- LAS
titt, ttnh l0eanon Of nine and wrfts.
Co, Utah.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Delinquent Notiee--rhe Montreal Mining and
smeiuuE CompauY pnueipal place Of
business SAT- Lake CITY. ltah. Location
Comfy Utah
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~ orfCk Il nUREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ meeiing 81 the board Of directors Of
the NanuCfhNt MINING Co. held al salt Lake
City, ttah, August. lsid. an assessment o &
four 90 cents per snare was levied on the cap.
htl atott 81 the corporation, payable st onec
70 y. oiauque. secretary, No. u West touih
Temple street. talt Lake city. Utah, and any
stock on which the assessmsnt shall femsin
unpaid on the sth DAY Of september. isyi. will
be delinquent and afvertiscl Tor sale a. puhiie
suction, and N payment h not made before
viii he sold on The atth day ~ september,
lslss - the hour Of ~. Co.,, ~ the once ~ the
company, 70 pay Atsessment and costs OF
Advertising aud expenses Of sale.
a. q, GiAUQuE. bsey.
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AT A MELTING or TnL HOARD OF
"A dirsc ors OF the Vanderbilt Mining Com,
pauy, hello October 70, isit, the time Tor al
Nefistug DELINQUENT stock was extended 20
November 10. ista, aud OATS OF sale 10 Noycm.
Dor 70. ieit. al y. 10 AZ the once Of the
COMPANY. a. q. GiAuQuE. sscfetafy.o
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Vanderbilt Mining Co Location Of principal
place o business No u Wet outh Ten.
pie street. salt Lake sfty, utah Location
- mine, Mineral iiiii aiming district.
Biaino County, tdaho.
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Alta MEETING OF the BOARD or
N directors Of the vanderbilt Mining
Company held tspt 4 issl the date tor
adtefiising delinquent stock vas postponed 10
''' ' a, @. GiAuouE secretary.
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AT A MEETING or TUE BOARD OF
"A directors u the Vanderbilt aiming Co,
he'd oct >. isAi. the date Tor advertising de
huquent sioes Of said company. wAs extended
20 oct. ~ islI. and datc Of sale to wednesday,
Nov, 4, ltsd. atg O'Clock y "a.
oct. =, is's
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

once Of Crown FONT Gold and silver Mining
90, 40 McCorniek blues, fAlt Lake CITY,
Igah, october y, lspa.
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SUMMONS.

In tho District Court Of Tho Third Judicial
Dtlugt ot tho rtatu o. Utah. Nounty
OF SAT- Lake
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AssnssMtNT NOTICE..

The sanpson Nining COMPANY, salt Lake
CITY. Utah. Norss % thu COMPANY ~
Copper 0ulcb, West Mounisiu Niuing
District, salt Lale County. Ush
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The state Of utnh sends greeting 10 Jan,
O.. toyai, defendant
The herald., 1896-08-15
MONROVIA
Campers at Deer Park-A Free Silver Ad.
dress

Campers at Deer Park-A Pres Silver Ad.
dress
MONROVIA, Aug. 14.-Deer Park,
Monrovias summer resort and general
camping spot, is being largely patron
lied. 1t is five miles up the mountain
and has three good trails leading to it.
Everybody enjoys the mountain air,
the mountain climbing and the big
swing at the park is the delight of many.
A great many families have been
camping there for the past month and a
large crowd from Pasadena are contem-
plating month of camping at the park.
Mrs. c. NJ. Davis and daughter, Myr-
tie, are spending week at Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Allen started
Thursday for Laguna beach, where
they will spend pleasant week with
friends and relatives.
Kirk Laurence, the bookkeeper at the
First National. and Ed. Hachkiss, clerk
at Frank Cornes', are spending a week
at Catalina island.
]. R. Trip and family are enjoying q
couple of weeks at Long Beach.
Up to a short time ago Mr.. Crank
was connected with the Redondo hotel
and added materially to its success
A meeting of the Republican club will
be held at Myrtle hall tonight General
Pierce of Los Angeles will address the
meeting.
Last evening q large audience gath
cred to hear Lawyer Dorland address
the non-partisan club in behalf of free
silver.
Mrs. j. V. Milligan leaves this morn e
ing for Long Beach, where she will spend
a week.
The herald., 1896-08-15
SANTA MONICA
A nusicaI ut st. Augustine Parish Hall.
Notes

| A nusical At ST. Augustine Parish Hall,
Notes
| SANTA MONICA, Aug. 1.-THE par
ish hall Of st. Augustine's was crowded
to overfowing last evening with redre-
sentative Santa Monies people and
pleasure seeking summer visitors The
| musical program was exceptionally
good. The vocalists We're Mrs. Abbot
Kinney, Mrs. Modlni Wood and Mr.
McKittrick. Mr.. Hoy delighted the au-
dience with his violin and banjo special
| ties. Miss Marion Jones, Mr.. Fitzgerald,
| Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Waring were
the other participants, making In all
an array of amateur talent difficult to
excel. This evening the program will
be as follows:
Selection by Claus Lady; orchestra
Misses Pauline, Nettie and Gertie Klaus
and Cassie Gibson; male quartet. the
Messrs. Hathaway, Baird, Dickinson
and Selby; soprano solo, Miss Jennie
Winston; piano solo, Miss Kate Fuller;
tenor solo, Mr.. c. w. Hathaway; violin
solo, Miss Helen Fuller recitation. Lit
tie May Hubbard.
Part second-Tenor solo, Mr.. G. B.
Baird and obligato male quartet; So
prano solo, Miss Jennie Winston; piano
solo. Miss Kate Fuller; bass solo, Rev.
DR.. Selby; violin solo, Miss Helen Full
Ter: whistling speciality. Mrs. C. NJ.
kearse; male quartet, Messrs. Hathe-
way. Baird, Dickinson and Selby; Sc
lection. Klaus Lady orchestra
At the meeting of the Foresters last
night Messrs. George Stein, H. l.. Jones,
H. f. Murphy and Robert Brown were
initiated.
After the awful ceremony the mem
bers repaired to Eckert & Hopf's, where
a yxyuG an ste,
given by Messrs. Goetz. Mooser, MUIR
phy. and others. Chief Ranger George
f. Williams, Past Chief Ranger Harry
Openheimer, Charles Lewis, AL Mont
gomery and number of other members
had something to say, too. They all
agree today that it was great affair
and are proud of their new members.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Downey, with their
lovely young daughters, Misses Ruth
and Blanche, arrived yesterday from
their home at the Needles. They are at
the corner. of Sixth and Arizona, and will
spend about month here.
Mrs. j. Brady, the mother Of Mrs Dow
ney. is here with them. Mr.. Downey is
an old railroad man and holds a re-
sponsible position with the Atlantic and
Pacific.
Mr.. A. E. Fay. who ten years ago ed
tied the Wave of Santa Monica and who
is now one of the ed ors of the Fresno
Expositor, was here today. He is, in
company with his wife, making a tour
of Southern California, and found many
old friends here to welcome him.
Mrs. Smith, the aged mother of Mrs.
Judge Willis, who has been i'll for over
a year, is now sinking very rapidly and
may not survive the close of the week.
| l.. o. Kellogg of San Francisco is at
the Arcadia
| Mrs. NJ. A. Downs of New York is reg
| istered at the Arcadia
Congressman McLachlan is expected
| to arrive In Santa Monica in time to
make speech of encouragement at he
Republican meeting tomorrow night
Fishing at the great wharf is fine.
Large schools of yellowtails have opened
up for the fall term there.
The herald., 1896-08-15
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SPECIALS

led by Mrs. Julia Schlessinger; 2:3O p.
m.. address by Mrs. E. Sloper; tests by
Mrs. add-Finnican; s: 80 p. m., address
by w. p. Haworth; tests by Mrs. Maud
Freitag.
The champions of last Tuesdays base
ball game for Company C crossed sticks
again with the Redondo nine this after
noon. A large crowd assembled on the
grounds and an exciting contest was in
progress when this letter went to mail.
Tonight the guardsmen will give a
grand masquerade ball at the Casino.
The ordinance regulating the bathing
costume worn by men on the public
streets goes into effect tomorrow. No
prescribed suit is set forth in the ord:-
nance, the matter being left to the dis
cretion of the city marshal.
Tomorrow will be one of the brightest
days Of the season from the standpoint
of life and amusement. 1t will be the
occasion of the Foresters annual picnic
and great crowds are expected. The
Forc5ters have big program of sports
and will doubtless make things lively all
day.
J. ID. Loudernilk of Los Angeles is
spending a few days visiting with Ten
syson Gibson.
of the Hillside hotel. received very
pleasant surprise from their friends
Wednesday evening. on the occasion of
their eighth wedding anniversary.
G. A. Brant and Judge Hanna of Los
Angeles visited the beach yesterday.
Fl. M. Higgins of San Diego arrived at
the Spiritualist camp today.
Prof. Hollands dancing class gave a
most enjoyable social dance at Fores
ters' hall yesterday evening.
Among the recent arrivals at the Ho-
tel Hillside are: Mr.. and Mrs. Carr Of
Denver Col; the Rev. 3. A. Copass of
Los Angeles, Mrs. Thomas Abraham.
Miss Susie Abraham of CliftO1 AriZ.;
Mrs. Lipp. Miss Lipp, Master Lipp Of
Los Angeles; Miss Mennig of Pasadena.
Special preparations are being made
on all hands for the celebration of Re
dondo's annual festival Salt Water day,
next Sunday. There will be big parade
in the forenoon, headed by the Los An
geles Military band and Company G.
floats, calathumpians, horsemen and
carriages will complete the line In the
afternoon there will be a sham battle
between the militia and band of In
dians, also a program of general sports.
This will be Redondo's greatest day.
and she proposes to do herself proud.
The herald., 1896-08-15
scorted this afternoon to the c. c. c. c.

escorted this afternoon to the c. c. c. c.
track.
Work has been begun on the site of
the future United Presbyterian church
on the corner of Los Robles ave ~le and
East Colorado street. The ground Is
being cleared preparatory to building
A meeting was held last evening of
the u. K. X. of F., when 1t was decided to
have as many drills as possible before go
Ing into camp next Wednesday. One
will be had this week on the street.
The report of the suspension of the
Free Lance, the weekly paper started
some time ago by Messrs Vail& Frame.
was premature. The Lance Is still
sticking and the third issue will come
forth tomorrow.
The death of Miss Edna Phipps aged II
years, occurred today at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Phipps.
of Lake. avenue and Villa street
The funeral services of the late Her
man Sutterman were held this after
noon at the residence on Lake avenue,
Rev. Bollinger officiating.
Mr.. Sutton of Metcalfes office has re-
turned from Catalina. after stay of a
week.
/ Mrs. H. NJ. Gabriel and two sons leave
tomorrow for stay of two weeks at
Long Beach.
DR.. Rigg and family and Mr.. o. II.
Kendall leave tomorrow for a stay Of a
week at the island.
f. S. Wallace, accompanied by his
wife and father. returned from a months
stay at Long Beach today.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Chadwick went to Long
Beach today to join Mrs. A. r. Thomp-
SON.
Ralph Arnold returned yesterday from
Riverside, where he has been visiting
friends.
Jas. Campbell. ST., left yesterday for
Santa Monica.
Mrs.J. l.. Crilly, who has been visiting
In Denver. returned yesterday.
Mrs. e. w. Flint and children left
this morning for a months stay at Long
Beach.
Ralph Strong. former editor of Cur
rent Topics, has accepted position on
the News and begins his work Monday.
Miss McNair returned this afternoon
from San Diego.
p. A. Case and family, who have been
residents of Pasadena for two years,
returned yesterday for their home in
Waverly, Iowa.
The herald., 1896-08-15

For your Projections Catarrh "Cures" or
Tonics for Catarrh in liquid form to be taken
internally, usually contain either Mercury or
Iodide of Potassa, or both, which are injur-
ious if too long taken. Catarrh is local, not
blood disease, caused by sudden change to
cold or damp weather. 1t starts in the nasal
passages, affecting eyes, ears and throat.
Gold in the head causes excessive flow Of
mucus, and, if repeatedly neglected, the re-
suits of catarrh will follow; severe pain in
the head, a roaring sound in the ears, bad
breath, and oftentimes an offensive dis
charge. heremedy should be quickto allay
Inflammation and heal the membrane. Ely's
Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for
these troubles and contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug. Price. so cents.
The herald., 1896-08-15
Tuesday, November The Third, Nd. 1896

The said amendments are respectively
designated
Amendment Number One.
Amendment Number Two.
Amendment Number Three.
Amendment Number Four.
Amendment Number Five.
Amendment Number Six. .s-
Each ballot used at such election must
contain, written or printed thereon, the
words:
For the Ans ndment Number One" and
Against the Amendment Number One"
''For the Amendment Number Two and
Against the Amendment Number Two"
For the Amendment Number. Three
and Against tho Amendment Number
Three"
For the Amendment Number Four"
and Against tho Amendment Number
Four"
For the Amendment Number Five"
and Against the Amendment Number
Five"
For the Amendment Number Six" and
Against the Amendment Number Six"
Witness my hand the great seal of the
state, the day and year first written.
JAMES II. BUDD.
Governor.
Attest: L. H. BROWN. Secretary Of
state.
(seaD BY W. T. sEsNoN. Deputy.
The herald., 1896-08-15

ziement or misappropriation of public
money. and no person who shall not be
able to read the constitution in the Eng
lish language. and write his or her name.
shall ever exercise the privilege Of an cleo
tor in this state; provided. that the pro-
Nisions of this amendment relative to an
educational qualification shall not apply to
any person prevented by a physical dis
ability from complying with it's requis-
tions. nor to any person who now has the
right TO vote. nor to any person who
shall be sixty years of age and upward
at the time this amendment shall takc
effect.
NOW, THEREFORE,. Pursuant to the
provisions of the constitution. and an act
of the legislature entitled IAN act to pro-
vide for the submission of certain proposed
amendments to the constitution OF the
state of California TO the qualified electors
for their approval" approved March z. A.
d. 1883. the said amendments as submit
ted, to be separately voted upon by ballot
by the qualified electors of the state, on
The herald., 1896-08-15
SANTA BARBARA
Horses Killed and Men Hurt on tho MountsIn
Road

Road
SANTA BARBARA, Aug. IA seri-
Gus accident happened yesterday at
Tecolote canyon, thirteen miles north of
this city. William Nichols and a boy
named Ross Drake were driving down
the grade with load Of wood drawn by
a four-horse team, when suddenly the
brake gave way and the outfit rolled
rapidly down the steep incline. The
wagon landed heavily on bridge,
whence, it rolled into the creek, twenty
feet below, dragging with it both men
and horses. Nichols sustained a COM
pound fracture of the right leg, had both
arms broken and received internal in
juries. The boy was severely hurt about
the head and received a dangerous cut
over the left eye. DIR. w. B. Cunnane
was telegraphed for and quickly reach
ed the scene. He states that the boy will
recover, but that Nichols cannot sur
vive his, injuries. The four horses were
killed outright and the wagon was COM
pletely smashed. The unfortunate VIC
tins of the accident are now being con-
veyed to this city, where they may re-
ceive proper care and attention.