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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-10

Messrs. Varian, Noble and Jennings
made up quorum OF the fire and
police board tina. met woinssday
evening aud transacted the following
business.
INsuLrED ny A FIREMAN.
Charges were died against Fireman
Jameo w. Wilson by Mrs. Agnes
Jones, n married woman over SO Yeas
Of age, tbs mother OF one CHILD aud n
resident OF Challis, Custer county,
Idaho. The affidavit filed by Mrr.
Jones states that she came TO B,lt Lake
for medical advice, being at the time
unwell, and called al the West slde
department to eco Assistant Chief
Donovan, who isa friend Of her fAml-
~. While waiting In the statios house
Tor MIR. Donovan, she says James W. .
Wilson insulted hor, by throwing his
arms around her waist and attempting
10 kiss her. The next day he apoloeiEed
anu bogg I'd her not 10 make any tIou.
bic over his very peculiar conduct
Tho hearing Of Wilson was SO, for
September q before the board.
FIREMAN WOOD COMPLAINED Oh.
Trouble was alec heAped upon Fire.
man WOOD through the fling OF tho
following complaint dated July "a.
1890, by Assistant city Attorney
Humpttsad:
'Inlthis ofiice We are today pre- pairing
answers on behalf OF the CITY In suiIs
recently brought against II by Fire.
men CLARK, Mowers, Gilbert and Mo.
Mullan, aud In doing o. We have been
compelled TO call upon the fire dc.
paIiment for information concerning
the facts alleged In tho com plAints OF
tho plaintiffs. This communicative
In addressed TO yuu for the purpose OF
calling your attention TO the iusolont
conduct OF fireman who gave his
name a. WOOD. This man answered
the telephone and was told tho city
attorney was speaking, aud az tho
clerk Of tho department, ana the Chief
were not there, hs was asked what
position J. J. CLARK had occupied Ia
the department since the 2sth Gay Of
Msy, 1896, the date when he was 10.
inhihted ~ u member OF said depart
ment. This man Wood said he knew
the position CLARK occupied, but didn't
have 10 tell the city attorney. He TO.
fused 10 do 10 In very insolsnt man.
neT. IL seems TO mo that the city
should uot have men In its employ VINO
entertain feelings Of hostility toward
IL, and who are willing In any way
possible 20 aid lhose pressing uuiust
claims against Il In Tue courts, and
who would prevent II from makinr
such deisnses to the same as II may
have"
Wood claims that he did not know
It was the county attorneys office Ls
was Ia communication with through
the telephone, but was under the la.
preston II was IA person wanting In.
formation merely through curiosity.
He will be required 10 answer before
the board on September Il.
WOMAN IN THE CASE.
Fire Chief Devine informed the
board that Fireman Ffbz,r had abat.
doned his position In the department
ON Tuesday mlrning without notifying
him Of his Intention to leave. lie haO,
however. TO some OF the other mon In
the department, and left his keyh ana
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lsIRAY POUND NOTICE..

nSE BAY MARE ABOUT FIVE YEARS
~ old, weight about eight hundred, also
one bay horse about eight YEAR, Ola, crippled
IA hind leaH.
n the above described animals are not claimed
aud taken away on or before -cptember H. 10,
they will be sold Al NityEstrAy Pound Al !p.m
JOHN o. NATION,
Found Keeper
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HowsILt- In West Jordan ward. salt Lake
county, Utah, september u 100, OF cholera IN .
tantam. james w., son OF william u. and
Rose faEc itowsell, AGED months and l day.
Funeral was held on the tth inst
MiilenniAi star, please ropy
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Ross-in salt LAdc CITY. Sept .. $50. at
1912 IN. OF consumption, Annie T. wife Of
MnllAm i. Roas, ana daughter Of JohAn
her age
funeral services will DO held at her late
residence, $40 east second houth on Friday
the llth INST n SPIN Deceased was formerly
resident OF NoTfkoping, sweden.
Scandinavian papers please capy.
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hiarsoa-i this city. September ., 1873. Of
old age, DinnA simpson. aged ~ years and
Funeral from sixteenth ward meeting house
on sunday next at ~ o'clock Friends IN.
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UNTOLD MISERY
PROM
RHEUMATISM
G. H King, Water Valley, Miss, cured Nv
Ayers Sarsapariila

.."fff i've years. suffered untold mi..,.
from muscular rheumatism. tried o,e,y
known remedy consulted the best pbt,'
Claus, visited Hot SPRINGS, Afk.. three iIms,
spcnnlhs tiVo there. hcsldcs doctors Hu,,
nu' 'oulu opiaih only Temporary relief Nv
only ninety three pounds, IN, ieft ,,,.,
leg were drawn out Of shape. tho tnu..i..
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Fire Chief Devine informed the
board that Fireman Ffbztr had Rbal .
doned his position Ia the department
ON Tuesday mlrning without notifying
him Of his Intention TO leave. lie had,
however. to some OF the Other mon In
the department, aud lett his keys ana
other articles with them before golnp
away. The chief saiu no had been iL.
formed that Frazer hau got into trouble
with woman, 10 avoid marrying
whom he had taken mis- sudden de.
patlure for paris unknown. The CHIEF
was quite sure that Frazer did net In
tend returning 10 his lost Of duty anu
on that understanding the board went
through the f0Tmallly Of deolariuR
hlm no longer n member Of the depart.
meut.
John Conlty sent the department a
ehsck for $40 In recognition Of the
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fisunm-in South Dountiful. September 9th
o. cholera lniAntum, Vera Jeanette FISHER
daughter Of Ernest aud tho late Jeanette
fcntnAn FISHER aged pmonths and day.
funeral services IN tho rOuth nounu'u
mesunE house. fnday, september itth, AZ n
O'Clock n m.
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being twisted W In knota. Twas unable q,
dress myself, c1ccpi with assistance. s6,i
could only hohhlc about by using a cane.
had no appetite. and was assured. D., ~.
doctors. that could not live. The pains In
times, were 20 awful. that l could prneur,
relief only by means ~ hypodemie inls.
tons oi morphine. had my limbs tinfaset
IN clay, In sulphur, IN poulticcs but iie,.
gave only tcmpnmrs fellcL After tr,Ir-
everything, and suffering the most aufri
iurmres, ! began 10 take Ayers safsatlris
Inside " two months, ! was able in WALL
without a cane. Nv three months. my uui,
began 10 strengthen, and In The course Of IA
year. was cured. Ny weight has increased
10 iGi pounds, aud am now able to do my
full days work rs railroad black smith"
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County Auditor Fisher has received
the following report from tho county
treasurer Tor the month Of August
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omnha Live s,oeh

omahn Live stock.
special to the sEws
South omAha. Nob., sept 10
Cattle receipts. 2.iooi market steady.
Western stoefa. 4apuaia 20,
lows and hefera, 81 .gpatAOu
Feeders ". s1ai8c4
sheep receipts, 500. Market steady
Pair 70 choice Westerns, - i0dtas0
Lambs, &3uoaa.OO
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DtsnunsfMKSrs.
=, fundl -...-,. $50 .......'.. ..,....I i.sis Ss
tundl ..........',....,....'.......... $50, 70
Interest PAID In August taAlary fund "
Interest PAID Ia August general
lundls'sss....s..s...' s.sssss''''''s,.... lel .
$3.50 %
balance on hand sept J., isld, on Ao-
count OF different funds ne FOL.
ioWHi=
General fund. ................,... N
Special .....ss.sssss,t.s. lu,soa ~
SalAfl iunus'ss.s !. -s'ssssssss's ~ -
County school fund...--.. ,,,,..,.,.. i,is0 ~
tls,Iss oi
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Chicsso live STOCK

NHFraao 1--we NfooN
Chicago, sept y
Light, fl.i'atlAo.
Mixed, sluQafAGi.
Heavy, ". aOafAga
Rough, Al5Qatl5u
CATTLE
nUoyes, sAiodS51s
Cows and heifcrs. fi.gsdt5.05
Texas steer. fLaoata.b IS
Westerns, tl.isaHpJ.
ttockcrs aud feeders. fLboa ilia
hhoep-MArkot dull. uncvenly lower.
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FIRE AND POLICE BOARD.
A Meeting Last Evening With Three
Members Present.
Charges riied Against riremsn vii.
son aud Wood - Frazer, Another
Fireman, In Trouble win
woman.

Messrs. Varian, Noble and Jennings
made up n quorum Of the fire ami
police board tina. met weinssday
evening aud transacted the following
.ht,ainea..
The herald., 1896-01-11

he treasury is one of its features, while the
deficiency estimated by Mr.. arlise is far
below that sum There must BE- something
adcally wrong If The richest and freest
nati'n OH the globe Is in such a condition of
absolute hel lplessness and d 'pende, cy as
the president seems to consider us now.
The speaker then referred to The condi-
ton of povery and distress prevailing
among the nations of the world, including
England, Germany and France. and de-
clared that there must be some general
cause. He asserted that his cause of dis
tress was the prevailing gold standard.
which was resulting everywhere in a rise in
the value of money and a corresponding
fall in the market valne of the products of
the common people He declared that the
causes Which, have operated to produce
present results viii continue their opera
ton, and that prices. which have been in The
last twenty years reduced so per cent, W II
in the next twenty years be reduced 90 per
cent more.
Referring to the repeated arguments in
fav,r of international bimetaliism, he
said:
ir'We are assured that Great Britain will
not consent to this When it is clear that
Z gland will not consent to an interna-
tional agreement, and that France and
Germany will not move except in company
with England, then The question comes
home to us, what will the president of the
United -taies do? A tremendous respon-
sihllity in this emergency, in my opinion,
re is upon us as a nation. If other nations
will not join us in this great move in tn,
interest of humanity it is our duty to under
take it alone. believe that the unlimi ed
coinage of silver would, toy revving COM
merce, increase our revenues and do away
absolutely with any pretense of n csssity
to issue bonds, and that under that bill
such revival of business would take place
that no issue of bonds could be claim. 10
he necessary. There is nothing f,r Us to
do but to present the system we believe in,
10 discuss il and appeal at last to the great
tribunal which must decide it. The friends
of bime,alism are ready and anxious to
have the people settle this question. They
hope and believe it will be speedily done
and we'll DONE"
Mr. Jones spoke for about two hours.
When he had finished Mr.. Teller asked
him what speed it was proposed to make
with the consdera i IN of the bill and when
a vote would be asked.
Mr.. Jones replied that as there was quite
a number of senators who desired to be
heard. no move would be made toward
bri ging the bill TO a vote for some days at
least
The senate then. at IS o, adjourned un-
til Monday.
The herald., 1896-01-11
How Are You :?

YOU HAVE often been asked this question: but you realized
its m.nng? you asked this very you
candy reply feeling quite Might you to an.
swer, 81 not feeling well as ought to feel
question for you consider dan.
geous time of the year. Wntry weather system
alarming results follow sudden cold chill
ARE YOU experiencing symptoms which show there weak
feel weak and hvery winter
days? Do have pans 1 back heal.s
loss appe you sufferer from constipation biousness
esne other miserable feelings caused by arrangements of
the liver and kidneys?
IF YOU feeling like this and realize that your system tone
and Strength menberthat anro get we'll without
reliable remedy Something needed to nature by stimulating
organs the body aroung the circulation and renewing vital
powers For this purpose nothing has ellae1 Warmers Safe Cure
great and health giver lae lasting It
speedily puts the liver and kidneys go1 ord puies AMI ench.s
blood and drives Of delS. that Turks in the
tenn There nothing like for blng the strength AMI regulating the
digestive organs. but standld medy, endorsed
by the worlds greatest physicians No 9th remedy has received
number of testimonials from people has made strong
The herald., 1896-01-11
ONTARIO

ONTARIO, Jan. 1U.-The real estate
market continues active. A fifteen
acre orange grove in the Mountain
View tract has been sold for $500 to
Mrs. Dora j. Andrews.
Five acres of villa property changed
hands at $4,000.
Lot 4, block AZ, town property was
purchased yesterday by William Nissen
OF the Chino market. The purchaser
will build dwelling on this property.
Mrs s +. McMaster arrived here to-
day from Toronto and will remain
some months in Southern California.
The Rev. Mr.. Glsnee, the recently
appointed rector Of Christ church, has
lea-ed the residence vacated last week
by w. r Collins.
Tree planting on large scale will be
com menced after the first rains. r. e..
Blackburn of the Observer will plant
800 acres of his Moist Belt tract, ad-
Joining he Chino ranch.
The herald., 1896-01-11

yeas and n vs., mis- reQu st was refus se ', ~
10 IS2 and tie amendment Was lost Sy
about the same vo,e, several Democrats
vo,ing ainst II.
Al !, o'clock the house adjourned until to-
morrow.
THE BOND BILL WINS
WASHINGTuN, Jan. lo.-ht conference
today between several of the Republican
silver sen stors the list of silver men
in the senate was carefnily con-
sidered, those present comparing
NOES on members considered douhtful
and the conclusion was reach, d that The
silver subs itute for The house bond bill
could wi by sjrity of about three
votes 1t was decided that it would not
be necessary to postpone action until The
new senator's from Utah arrive.
The herald., 1896-01-11
THE RAGING AT INGLESIDE
Chartreuse Runs Away and Breaks the
Track Record
Large Fields Make Starting Dft'cuIt-The
Last Race Ran in the Dark-Jockey
Suspended

SAN Francisco, jan. 1O.--The fourth
race at IIgieside was declared off today
owing TO scratches, and but five races were
run, he bast OF which was the mile race.
Macdon ugh's Chartreuse second, who was
backed Into favortism, made a runaway
race of it, winning pull ed up by three
lengths. The time, al a. is the fastest
ever made at the Ingleside rack.
Caldwell fo und ii very difficult task to
get the horses off, owing to The large fields,
there being from twelve to fl leen starters
in the different events. and the last race
was run off in semi-darkness.
Chartreuse and Olive were the only win
ming fayorites, second choices securing the
other events.
Jockey w. Martin has been indefinitely
suspended pending an investis aion as to
claimed that he intention Ally foued Gel
track fast. Summaries:
live furlongs-Minnie First won, I'm
certainty second, Kathleen third. Time
1:02A
SIX furlongs-Ray del Bandidos won,
Pique second, Caliente third. Time
1:i5K.
One mile-Chartreuse Secor won. Nor
van second, Ill Over third. Time A 4
Six furlones-Olve won. Tim Murphy
second, Ciacquer third. Time :l5A.
Five fufiongs-Braw Scot won. Soledad
second, Datchen third. fine :0l1a.
The herald., 1896-01-11
A POPULAR LSSUP
The Bond Syndicate Disrupted by Withdraw
ais OF Banks

ais OF Banks
CHICAGO, Jan. 10.-A special from New
York says: The Morgan bond syndicate
has been shaken by the withdrawal from
il of the Chemical National bank. L is
understood that the amount of the banks
sub .cription was $3,000,000. G. l.. Will
Jams, re-ident of the bank. said:
Our subscrip ion simply represented
those of our depo >itors aud We do not want
to tie the n no in the uncertainties of the
syndica g. We do not wish to stand in the
way of any public desire for The success of
popular loan."
1t was reported hat tine City National
and possbl, the United S ates Trust com
pany and the Hanover national will follow
the lead of the Chemical. The City 49,
tIoual as 1O,O00.0O0 gold in its vaul {
and its Subscription was reported as 30
OOO,OO0. The subscrptlon- of the H AN
over national and thr United States rust
company were each abou $4,000.
The lead of The Chem cal NATIONAL is
considered an indication nat the sell ,ng of
the bonds directly to the public will be a
success.
The herald., 1896-01-11
Summons

TN THE JUSTICES COURT OF Los ANGE-
i les TOWNSHIP, in ME county of Los Angeles,
John Covne, pain,iif vs. Columbia Chemical
company corporation, defendant
The people of tue state of Calf r1a send greet
ing to Columbia Chemical company, cor poraton,
defendant.
You are hereby directed to appear in an ac-
tion brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the irs-'ces court Of Los Angeles
tovnship Los An, el ~ county, state OF California,
and to answer before the justice his Office room
46. in the county court house, in the said sownsh
the complaint filed therein Within five days (ex-
elusive of the day of snrvice after Ihe service
You of this summons, II served within the town
ship in which tt is action is brought, or if served
ten lays, or within twenty days If served else
whore.
The said action is brought to recover Judgment
against you In l1e sum of one hundred and thirty
six dollars and six ty-four cents (S!3i.6i)
count againsl you in favor of The Herald Publish
ing Company for advertising, which said account
has been duly assigned transferred and delivered
will more fully appear from plain frs complaint
filed in this cour', copy of which is served here
are he reby notified that if you fail to SO appear and
answer said complaint, as above required, s'id
pliaintii VIII cause your dein,lt 10 be thereu ana
slS6e4 together with interest thereon at the rate
Of per cent per ann'lm from the 1th day OF Octo-
bpr, 1895, together with costs of suit and attach
ment.
Given under my hand this lsth day of Novem-
bar, 1885 WILLIAM YOUNG,
justice OF the Peace.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA; &C
County of l. IS Anreles. 90
TT. e. Newlin. county clerk OF the county of Los
Angeles spate of California ana tx ofclo clerk OF
the superior court thereof (Which is II of rec
ord, having seal) do hereby certify that VIM.
Young whose name is subscr bef to the annex ed
summons, was at the time of signing the same n
Justice of the peace in and for said county duly
qualified and authorized by law execute said in
strument, and full faith and credit are due to all
his official acts as Such
And do furL'ler certify that I nm well acquaint-
ed with the handwrit g Of the said oflic r. and
verify believe that the signature the said instru
ment Is genuine.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand.
and affixed the seal of said superior courl at my
Office in said county this 10Th day Of November,
A. ID. 1885,
TSeall 4. T.. NEWLlN,
County clerk and ex ofiicio clerk of the superior
BY A. W. sEAvER, deputy. 1l-so sat lot
The herald., 1896-01-11
Health Tea
Cures
Constipation
G. F. HElNZEr1AN,
Druggist and Chemist
222 N. Main ST., Los Angeles.
Prescriptions carefully oom on nded day q
atght
Trustees Sale.

nUE NOTICE AND DEMAND HAVING
- been served upon the undersigned by the
that certain deed OF trust hereinafter mentioned.
Now, therefore, in accordance with tile terms
trust executed by s. W. Lultweiler and Sophia 6.
Luiweiler, his wife, parties of the first part there
Second sec eU ie Dart therein and the First Na,oa BANK
Of Los ANGELES pa " Of the third M part r., therein.
county recorder of the cou ty of Los Angeles,
state Of California, in book sos OF deeds at page et
passed on the 18th day Of December, 1895. by the
board OF directors of said First National bank OF
notes (Nos i5,.57, 15 25s and l5259) pay
ment OF which the aforesaid deed Of trust was ex-
the payment of the principal sum and other sums
due under said notes and deed of trust, and re-
quesng and directing said J. NJ, Elliott, trustee,
10 sell the real estate described therein to satisfy
said Indebtedness:
H. NJ Elliott, trustee, do hereby give notice
1896, at T. o'clock noon of that day, and In front OF
The court house broadway entrance) In the city
OF Los Angeles, county of Los Angeles, state OF
Caionia will sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash in gold coin of the United
States ali the pieces or parcels of land situated In
the county of Los Angeles, state of California, de-
scrlbed as fo lows, to wit:
Frst-All that certain piece situate In the city OF
No. 3 and north half OF lot No. IN McArthnr's
vey:being one hundred and thrty-.wo l.s!l feet
fronting on tigueroa street and two hundred and
subdivision is file in the office of the recorierof
Los An eles county, state OF California and refer-
ence is hereby made to said map for further de-
scription of said lots. -
: oeco.d--Lo No. Seventy-seven az, of the Nc
Donald tract, III rancho of san Pedro as desig-
in the map Of said tract recorded In the office
of he county recor er OF Los Angeles county, at
pag q and . of rook 10 of miscellaneous records,
containing forty-fonr and So l0j acres, more or less.
Ihird-'rhnt parcel of land in the Rancho santa
tiertrndes dps rlbed follows, to-wit: Blocks
numbered five (5) and seven "a OF tie Co ona
tract us per map thereof made by w. ID. Buckner,
Anril Iss., and recor led in book 81, at page So
mlscela eous records of said Los Angeles county,
said blocks containing 2l5 acres.
Together with the appurtenances.
Terms of sale: Cash in gold coin of the United
States; ten per cent payable to the undersigned at
the fall of lhe hammer. balance on delivery OF
deed; and ii not so paid unless for want of title
(ten DAYS being allowed TOR search) then said ten
per cent to be forfeited and the sale to be void.
j. NJ. ELLIOTT,
1-13-O4 Trustee.
The herald., 1896-01-11
New Orleans Rlces

The following i, the list OF entries and
weights of tn races to be run at New Or
leans today, which are posted al the Los
Angeles Turf club, 2l2 South Spring
street. Commissions received on these
races and full description Of each event:
First race, seven furlongs-Ladv Doleful %.
Judge Debouse 10 King Michael 100, Pulit-
ger, BIl Jordan, Pearson, i'u>tun. Billy len
nett ll2; Inn. Bimbo, Young Aron, Red
JOHN, Bob Aevi lie 3.
: cond race. ~ -olds tn ee eigAths OF a
mile-fthe Farrell Glen Echo, Anger. over
flow Biazors, Fleta Ida NJ Y, Koengen.
Fate lus, Rinaldo, Parme son, ~angu ne II.
Third race, six furiongs, ,selling-Gait. Girl.
Arsenic 0 J. ". lev, Moyad, Winch ster,
81, Discard c. Nichols, San cruz 90
The r ok l07, Tuscarora Barney Aaron jr.
100 libert Fell :.
Fourth race handi ap, mile and quar'er-
Tip ,ecano tby Vol iteurl 80. Carus. Po, dam
l % Satinet 81 Lang Ion, Marcel llU, Uncle
Jim 100. Imp. Monarch 04.
Fifth race. six furlongs, selling-Patsy May
Ashley 80 Ferryman second g., Glendnga
l06 Oracle C, Alto June, Casa l07, BEN
quire, Morse, Xii Elm log, Burrels Billett
i.oilie c. ~.
The herald., 1896-01-11
Carpets and Draperies

Good lace curtains, 6Ic pair.
Fin Irish point lace urtaius. SO so a pair.
C llent quality portieres, SO d par.
Smyrna rugs, 7 C aca.
Angora rugs, s each.
Ing ain carpet SOC per 3 a-d.
Tape try Brussels soc per yard.
stair carpet. zoe per yar1.
Moquette carpet. xl per yard.
9. A. JUDD. 405 souh Broadway
The herald., 1896-01-11
ALI Combined in One

All of the qualities necessary to give en-
tire satisfaction are combined in Tip Top
Cough Syrup. The manner in which it
cures. the pleasant taste. It's safety and 8
economy are all strong points in its favor.
trial Of Tip Top will prove these points.
Price so cents. AL druagists sell it.
The herald., 1896-01-11
Stof IN Death

toIay shot TO death W. E. Mcfarland or
the public square. The victim is veal ny
banker aud the slayer prominent farmt r.
1t was alleged that Mcfarland had Sc.
du ed Roysler's daughter.
The herald., 1896-01-11
A Steamer Wrec ed

MExIco CITY. Jan. 1O.-A telegram from
Progreso announces the wreck of the
steamer Oxford on Alern's reef Twelve
of the crew came ashore. but twelve are
missing.
The herald., 1896-01-11

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 10.-A young man
named William Kaerth, formerly resi-
dent of this city, has been arrested here
for the alleged embezz ement of the funds
of a lodge of Maccabees at Rocklin, Placer
rOllutv.