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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-13
Personal MENTION.

]. F. O'Conner OF Galveston was In the
city yesterday.
william l. Ingersol OF Shreveport Is a
CUES, at the Bristol.
W. ]. Young of san Antonio was among
yesterdays arrivals.
Mrs Anna d. liearne y registered at
the Lawlor from New York.
NJ II. Cain ana f.. II. Hanke OF Smith
vile were IN the city yesterday.
r. r. Locket;. assistant attorney gem
eral, was in Houston yesterday.
Mrs. Wells Thompson OF Columbus IL
In tho city. stopping n. tho Capitol.
Mrs. X. s. Montgomery has returned
from pleasant trip TO Fort Worth.
Miss Mar,afetta Christian of Aus-n II
a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. william Christian
ITO Clay avenue.
Il. * Baker of Austin. manager OF this
division of the Southwestern Telephone
system, 10 In the city.
O. {. Gatlin. cashier OF the Katy freight
office. left on the flyer Saturday evening
10 spend Sunday at Smiihy.lle,
Miss Musctta Sweeney of Sweeney. Bra.
zoria county, Is visiting. Mrs. William
Phillips Bryan. 1911 Capitol avenue.
Rev. o. r.. Hotchkiss, the newly APP
pointed presiding elder OF the Houston
district wall continue TO reside In Hous-
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nor Preston avenue and Hamilton street.
The coacert at the Ty,nlan hail on tie
nth instant by the ladies' OF me SECOND w
pnntist church Is expected +" he one OF
the best entertainments OF the hoiIu@g
season
rostofhce Inspector sam Fry spent sat
urday IN Houston, leaving laSt night l"r
1 Now Orleans again. re re- uS'in ~ -, 49,
anything with reference to his ihVcStltd-
ton here.
loo Marlborough. tho recent convert 10
the cause of religion, WI SPEAK -ioneiN
and Tuesday nights NJ the M1fhet hni,
telling of his past experiences ana ms
culture hopes.
The ladies in charge. of the shSelterinE
Arms tel room on Monday VIII serve
soup. turkey. cranberry sauce, t'lel po'a
toes tea, coffee. chocolate ana CAKE; "
TO O'Clock, Mason Block. corner Main
and Rusk.
rho nnstor OF the Second Baptist church.
Rcv J. NJ. Eailin. vii! close IT'S WORK
with that church ioday, i'e WIZ mi, sN
ana FOR nat reason will not preach fare
We'll sermon.
Services at the First Pres5yyterlasn
church today, morning and mgr I ti'li
in.r NV REV. Funcis Edward Smliey OF
Denver. colo These services VIII . ns con- on
iinuei during tho entire week at $3.50 ana
1870 y. m. da.ly. am
There win be a Bible study at S'So 2. ~
ioSh Main street. over ANU -. IL,
After a short talk on he plan OF u,e
aees an article viii be road on pufEa' !
totv 10 ~ Romish Protest ant or |
Bible doctrine? Everybody Interested m
wed Bring your Bible.
The city council viii meet t,o5moirow A., Ar
tcrnoon In regular session. IhrHlsnp by Wy
H. forn,ation given in yestertays Feel,
nv Attorney S.ewan says that ne mas
found where the STATE granted nc hous,
ION Gas company charter IN Iso'' anp
,.o,ited lie COMPANY a franchise throus1
he streets. and the franchise gave 'hem
exclusive privileges.
Alderman Matthew's. chairman N i,o o. come nn
III should see 10 1t that the Streets pay
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ticuarly In the business portion OF the
city, are cleaned up for tho carnival The
big Pile OF lumber that obstgucta the an
is reached from the Grand Central 1epo,
should he removed as all visitors will
have &c pass this way 20 reach the chty
Las. night as Mr. John Patrick was
driving along Congress avenue, ait tho
intersection Of Fannin street he ran into
Jack Riley an cmploye Of the Crystal Ice
company. Riley was knocked down by
the collision and bys,lndcrs thought he
from The shock and 10 demonstrate thit
he had the full use OF al h.s limbs, he
wanted to whip The man that ran over
him. hut upon It's being explained that
the accident was unavoidable The fight
did occur
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( ton for tho year ana IS at home at 1870
Austin street
Miss May Payne of Humble Is IN tho
CITY visiting her Relatives MI and Ma.
J. T. Perkins. at their home. Gpa Dallas
street
Mr. +. : Haas has returned 10 the city
after an absoncc Of about "A month 20 his
old home In Hartford. Con1., and Nc"
York CITY.
Mr. Richardson. one of the large for
oign stockholders in thc liouWon water
works IL IA tho city. tho guest Of Mr.. r.
II. Sc.tnan.
Miss Jessie Croil has just arrived from
Canada 10 spend the winter in Houston
with her friend. Mrs. Henry a. Russell
Of Lculapd avenue.
s Il. Mass. j. W. Barbee. j. Van Rcns.
saiaer, George T. West and ThomaH Il.
West were mong yesterday visitors
n ON Fort Worth
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Z. HolfenSiein and fam
lly OF New York. on their way TO san
-Nnionio, are yio'ting Ms, Ycttn Xorkols-
SKY and SISTERS of this c-y.
Mr.. T. D. I'ulner. 4 young man Of Ma
cogdochos county who has been here the
past ten Ggys attending the Grand Lodge
reprcseu tativc from Martinsvlle lodge, Is
very sick q 5Oj san Jaclnto street. McssrE
4. u. Huston and i. j. Conway OF MI
lam lolEc No have remained with Mr.
Fulmer, and his morning his father. !
j. Fulmcr, arrived.
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THE KELLEY CURE.
bal nlnekmaIlIng lmilatlonn.

It's Matchmaking limitations.
Tho following appears In the leading
Now Orleans Journals
Many thousand confirmed drunkards and
drug users are annually res stored to so
briefly. home, happiness, good citl1ouahip
and earning capacity by the genuine
Kelley treatment, and many th1usaud
more would be so restored were It no, for
the heartless. blackmailing syHtom OF rob
berry practicod by hundreds Of so-called
physicians. who prey upon the community
with worthless and disastrous cures W.
have a record of more than 1900 OF these
body destroying health and home wreckers
scattered over every state IN the Union
the bad results Of whose work Is truly az,
paliing, and because most of them haVIng
stolen Dr. Kceley's livery under which 10
pose as Gold Cures" they are able to
impose on the unsuspecting. and by offer
ing cheap price for worse than worth
less service. add disaster to misfortune by
their hcariloss efforts 10 obtain money BIZ
false pretenses It is entirely legitimate
for any physician to experiment with
cure Of his own. and II he can obtain pa
the remedy Is Of his own compromising, ne
fecciyos no one but when h. falsely pre-
le nds that he administers the genuine Kee.
ley Cure the penitentiary IL the proper
place for him.
1T comes 20 our knowledge that several
larties in the State OF Louisiana are falsely
Manning to sell tho Kelley remedies and
administer the Kelley treatment This is
notice TO ali concerned that the GENUINE |
<EELEY REMEDIES AND TREATMENT |
an not be obtained In the State OF Louis |
ana at any other place than THE KEE- |
LEY INSTITUTE. No. S507 Magazine
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street. New Orleans Al others 10 claiming
10 supply are impostors md frauds. and
tho public should be governed accordingl,
Al Kelley remedies are manufactured at
our laboratory 1T Dwight m, and Insti-
tulo Remedies are sold by ua to authorized
Kelley Institutes only, hence II is impos.
siblc for others 10 possess them.
THE LESLIE II. KELLEY COMPANY"
The above earnest note Of warming should
be Needed by Texans, as well as Louisian-
ians. They are herein pointed the way 20
avoid frauds aud secure the genuine Koe-
ley Remedies which afford safe aud GER
tain cure
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ciTY BREyITIEs.

- o. R; P. Royce. charged witt
h NO. Tor trial in the crimlna,
y, sIsn G. Tod expects TO qualify
s0uS on the 21st. ~
-sue Nous Social club will give
N asspNmentary hall at Union han
"s'ihs, Decembcr Il. ''
ssI Lewis invites the public to
o'rIetniao rehe3rsal at the Marie,
~, s'oek THIS morning.
ri l4 5aln viii hold a meeting all
his F,rs.e are having great sue
nr ny Of the Crlttenton Rescue.
keNs Is In Hillsboro talking in
a. " tne home for Houston
We r. y. shearn Methodist church
tt.rsbir 80 ,geg and is now un Ter
l,,.I. VI AIT Seth Elliot Tracy.
sss.ke "a. mi,hool pupils of Professor
r.: hsli r nn give a masuuerade hall
! y" tuesday evening, Decem.
fnS 'e Yer VIII talk on the sIarl,e,
N tpIg Marf xs,''o u LtllcON, alSO
Fox H Christian association
Isos ~ 2 William Jcfries. u. D..
n I'D Texas, win of'clate hoth
FNh vween;hs today at 81. Mury's
Issaan'ss y az an important meeting of
Eq The 'tss association al the
~ Il i, President, Mrs. Byers on
vi y HIeV' George II. Kinsolylng.
y bscsn,It 81, Mary's churc5 noxt
n rte az y, 10 administer me
lsrso, eonirma.o on,
NJ s 81 Bray's Bayou Gun club
Y Leap We q prize shoot. eplnI
To- cIvb esf ban, given hy thc a. a.
/ LsIsss Al friends are lnviicl
\ q S, IN Of Indianapolis is IN the
| s.ihs s:ll pose Of opening a branch
NIB i 1910 ~, and Pacific Tos com.
snlsr ,ra large Eastern concern.
~ chou in'hly meeting of the he. |
society viii take place |
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ALMOST STARVED.

How hungry you get after an evening OF
conversation, dancing. reciting, lecturng.
acting or singing What Is better than TO
have good appetite?
We have a Model Laundry at l0ii Prairie
avenue that viii put your clothes in a
shape that you may haze a touch OF high
life at all times. Phone 1877.
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For Humanity's Sake.

DEAR EDiToR Kindly allow me space to tell
ourfeaders tia, one who suffered from both sem.
mai weakness and Syphilis will inform any one
who may desire TO know Of the means by which
re was cured oithese two loahsome diseases and
hllyres'oicdto vigorous manhood. lie has nothing
Whatever to sell and would no, make one cent IN
N,e unfortunate. having for years paid all his hand
e o doctors and for patent medicines only
lufn' lie VIII only be too happy 10 morn ,uife,.
,ih OF man by which they can be Certainly ard
permanently cured. Write describing ease and
Fosioifce, Colorado. '''' va" N~
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Our Diamond department will be made
feature this year. We carry a larger stock
OF solitaire cluster. marquiso and fancy
rings, ear drops. brooches. than ever.
Sweeney a. Fredcrlcks.
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sTocKuoLDERs' MEETING

Stockholders OF odd Fellows BUILDING
ia attend a meeting Of the company nj ~
office of r. W. House on the 22d instan, ~
10 o'clock a. In. A full attendance is rs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-13

in the laundry business. Try our way.
Your clothes VIII bo clean. tho most deli
cate colorr VIII not be harmed and we
know your friends VIII envy you. Phone
lS7. The Model Laundry 10ll Prairie.
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WE DON'T TALK MICH

About our reputation for fine work. We
don't have TO. our work talks for us. 81
Packard's Troy Laundry. 9l2 Prairie Ave.
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good and durable fancy wool business susu non,
price ~ ~ 'D"' "ie iea'' "of'n NV our
Black Blue double mn,
ure really worth pricen 49, ' '""'
OF" Mems Cbevo, ,ho ro. 49,,
Drown
~ '.i' are really worth 500 now,
- Nehs good strong well
WIN anu WITHOUT velvet
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HATRED. ENVY AND MALICE

Ia caused by many things. Success OF sue
cess IL attained by hard work and brains
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KIAM'S.
mhsmn
~
Our Boys and
Children's Clothing
Department.

i mas won for itself universal recognition
MOI only VIII you iind here the iarres. "a.
so.'ment,not only viii you find here n,
latest styles-but you are assured bevon
the per,dvcnturs Of doub, thar every yar,
ment Is thoroughly VOL made--ani tha,
every price is absolutely the lowest.
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ad Shoes for Boys, top
Kinds that don't S1
Ius III to 2.
ohd Dress Shoes for Boys Black Wei Kid
correct dress Shoes for hey;
solid Leather Shoes in
1 au'on; sizes to l, 81 90; sizes Sia II, 81 20
LHleaa Boys Shoes in Razor
- al We'll worth $780, made with
Af Ironcad Shoes perfect chely
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beg'nning tomorrow tMondny) morning
as usual, we VIII give away Free. with any
BOYS Suit or Ovorcoat sold. nice large
strong hNnrcss Wagon These wagons arc
made of servlceable timber, well construct.
ed size i2x2i and the retail price of thsm
In any store is Sl50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-14
THE TRIAL AT OGDEN.
Defendants Adhere Closely 10 Their
Original Story.
The Heasins Of Evidence .. Drawing
Near to the riaishinE Point
Of the Trial.

special to The news
OaDES, U,ah, sept. l4.-Upon re-
sumlng the trial this morning, the
direct examination Of Matt Warner
was continued, there being no change
In his story and that related by the
other defendants. On oross.examina.
ton he testified that Milton was shoi
10 the left eide just under the arm. No
other witness, not even the
physician, testified 10 this wound,
but the witness was positive. He
was alss positive that Dick Slaun.
ton ahot nrst, and that Milton was
armed. His examination brought out
the fact that At one tins Warner was
arrested for bank robbery ana was 40
quilted. This was In Washington
state, and under tho name Of Rss
Lewis. lie denied shooting man or n,
one al Vernal. lie never was shot In
the forehead; was once 1nsd In vernal
for attempting TO stop George Hughes
from shooting.
Wall was recalled and denied that
Warner had said no would have shot
like h A. "tnat fellow would shoot nj
tho drop Of n hat"
Another witness was called aud the
defense rested. 1he prossout ion com.
mehoed, the rebutiAl witnesses stating
that Warmers horse that was killed
was ahod ON the front feet. The oourt
then took q recess for lunch.
Al the opening Of the afternoon
session, Judge Powers offered Ia svi-
Jonoe u certified copy OF tho original
agreement with David Milton. II 10
dated the iih day OF May, 1896, three
days before the shooting.
John Bullock testified that ho did
not say TO Coleman, "rhers's Matt
Warmer. He would be n good man 10
70 with you" He suggested 10 Cole
man tho name OF Moore, deputy
sheriff. The conversation took place
May 9th. Cfoss.examine1 he said he
hau not said TO Mis-. Coleman tnat ho
would have 10 deny pointing out War.
ner TO Coleman or his business would
DO Injured.
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District Court Orders.

Judge Richie took up the law and
motion calendar today aud tho follow.
ing orders were made;
9ustAvus a. Duncan Va Matt II.
GibbOTn; demurrer ~ complaint with.
drawn aud fifteen days SLOWED TO
answer.
Phineas III. Young vs. LovinR A.
Sudbury al 81 two cases); demurrer to
anu motion 10 strike out answer and
for Judgment on pltniingsi order en-.
terlng Young d Moylo anu 1. NJ. Wad-
dell rs attorneys for plaintin In both
caset; Thomas Adams Withdrawn.
W. q. A. Smoot vs. Pacific Lumber
company; settled ana stricken from
the calendar.
J. w. EArdley W Girdu MandersoR;
stricken from the calendar, with ieav .
" reinataie uTon n proper showing.
Philo II. Jones vs. Mary II. Jnnet;
S76 attorneys fees allowed plainpa.
Consolidated Implement company Va
James Thompson; order authorizing
4. 3. Varlan to try case M Judge pro
lsmporr.
Oh. Deere Va Henry Wagner; trans.
ferred TO Judge Hiles.
Rachael CToAler W Oscar GIosheil ct
al; judgment Tor t2,0DB,50 anu $500 At.
toTney's fees rendered.
Edward L. Singer We Salt Lake City
Copper Manufacturing company; dc.
mutfer ovortuled and ten days allow we'd
to nnhwer.
Ella A. MoGlnnes We John ]. Mo.
Chimes; decree OF default granted In
default OF defendant, Ella A, MEG innss
and Josephine Belts testifying.
Mountain los company VI Salt Lake
City; placed on trial calendar anu
orier appointing P.L. Williams referee
vacated.
John Beck Va AlouEo II. Hyde; time
extended 10 lofty days TO prepare and
svrve statement and affidavit on mo.
ton for O now trial.
Matthew T. Gibson W Goyssr Mn.
Ing company et nj; stricken from the
docket, with leave to relnstAte.
Sarah J.Williams W Sarah Williams;
demurrsr 10 complaint Withdrawn anu
Amended complaint filed.
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.
ObseTyaliOus Taken nj Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon AMI Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing observA.
lions At 4 Am. today;
Bait Lake Cily-BarometeT, 5000;
temperature, 60; minimum, "a; WIND,
southeast, ~ miles per hour; clear.
Baker City-.Baromoter, 2D.O0; TEN.
perAture 80; minimum, 10; wind,
south, o miles FER hour; partly cloudy.
Cheyenne-BaTometer, 8O.l2; tenn.
peralure, IS; minimum, ~; wind,
north, light; cloudy.
HelenR-- Barometer, 80.22; tempera-
tufe. ~; minimum, ~; wind, north.
west, light; cloudy.
Miles CiIy-BaTometer, 5000; tenn.
perAtuTe, as, minimum, Is; wind,
north, IL miles mn hour; trace; rain
ing.
wlnnemueca-- Barometer, 20, 90; TEN.
peratuTe, ~; minimum, ~; wind,
south, light; clear.
Idaho FAllf-BarometeT, 20.92; TEN.
peratufe, o.; minimum, Is; wind,
north, 6 miles per hour; partly cloudy.
General and local forecast for 80
hours ending pm, Sept. 10th;
For UtRh, AIR tonight aud Tuesday;
stationary temperature.
Salt Lake CITY and vicinity, fair
weather, cooler.
}. III. SMITH,
Observer, Weather bureau,
TodRy's temperature In shown In the
fac simile thermomeier given below
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College Opening.

The Iai,er.dsy Saints college opened
its doors this morning for the Iegiatra.
ton OF pupils. The outlook Ia most
favorable In every way Tor bright aud
prosperous year, and tho grade Of
pupils admitted Ia equal TO every pact
occasion. President Done IL slatcd
over the prospects Of the college, as ID
II now an assutcd fact that the high
school, commercial and music courses
VIII be- crowded. Registration
will continue tomorrow mofning
al the Seventeenth ward meeting
house. the coInmodiouu building occu.
pied by the nigh school and mu,ic dc.
paLtmenis Of the college.
s The opening exercises will be held
nj the above mentioned plscc tomot.
row afternoon al O'Clock. An excel.
lent program he's been preuared ~
which Mis-. L. zzls The mae. Edwards
MT. Horace Eueigp, Mr.. Thomas Ash.
worth anu Miss Romboy will sing,
while Mr.. q. ID. Schettlrr, the skilled
puliarist, will render n selection. Ad.
dTcsses will be- made by mcmbefs VI
the different educational boards.
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MINOR MENTION.

Third quorum OF Seventy will meet
this evening In the Seventeenth watd
meeting bouee commencing nj 1880.
The Twcnty.third quorum Of Elders
will meet In the Farmers ward aasom.
bly, room this uvening NJ T.30 o'cloci &.
The Fourth quorum Of Seventy viii
meet this evening nj 1880 In the rwon.
ty.firzt ward meeting house.
A farewell missionary entertainment
will be given In the Eleventh ward
meeting house on Tuesday evening IN
honor Of Elders William Seare IN
George y. Taylor. A very inlerceiing
program has been arranged for the 90
casion.
The Boston Mammoth Uncle Tom's
Cabin 90. will exhibit two days IN
Salt Lake on Independence Hail lst
opposite tho banitaTlum, CONN. nuiug
FRIDAY, Sept. 18Th. Grand Family
Matinee Saturday OF ?;9O. Night
prices, children 25c., adulIs a5c. Mat.
inve prices, children i0c., adults zoe.
The only show this week.
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has not been sufficient enterprise
shown to test In trne reality what
these properties contain.
Prospecting Il going on all through
that county, but very little work IL be-
log done except towards Phoebe IN
Nevada, and State Line. The Old
Timer, Half Moon, Yuma and Poor.
man at Phoebe are beiug worked and
extensive experiments for 0blyining
u possible, cheaper methods Of treat.
ment on account Of tho low prices Of
metals, are going on ami have been
crowned with degree OF success. The
mill at Bullionville IA running on gold
tallings and experimenting on ore
from the Advance mine owned by
Mcssrs. w. 4. Godbc, Lawrence and
other Salt Lake people. The cyanide
process IL used and good fetulis are OBJ
iained.
Al DE Lamar the work being done Il
principally on the April Fool and De
Lamar mines. The DelamAr will with
the cyanide process run through 200
ton Of ore per day anu II 10 uudersiooi
from reliable sources that tho gross
m dur,ion u gold NJ the mill IL from
$4,000 10 100000 per month. Tue
product " the mill 10 shippod 10 dil'
lord by means Of tho DE Lamar bul.
lion wagon which Ia upon II large
safe into which the bullion II put, aud
Ia drawn by four horses, having also a
drver aud three mtaseugofs on every
tfip. The wagon makes three 10 four
tfips months an 10 u Estimated that
It CARTS from s25, 900 to $50, 900 each
time. Tbs distance from DE Lamar 10
Milford IL covered ia two days,
travelling only In the day time
anu spending the night nj Desert
Springs. Al this place there IL q house,
inside OF which 10 n large shfe, into
which again "a placed the safe from
the wagon and securely fastened Tor
tho night The April Fool mill Il do.
ing good work, aud II n undetstod
that negotiations Tor lts sale 10 De La'
mar are now under way.
a good deal of prospecting II going
on In the Ferguson district near DE
Lamar, and fair success is rewardiDg
the LAHORE Of those engaged In tho
work.
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NOTICE

NAME or CORPORATION IN FULL
N Gold queen Mining compauy, tuh
corporation Principal place OF business
salt Lhte city Location ot nine, mar
Monticello, blue Mountain Mining District
tan Juan County, utan.
Notice II hereby given that A. meeling OF
tho Hoard OF DIRECTORS 81 tho Iold queen ME.
ms Company, u Utah corporation held on lho
IAN day of september 1890. NJ the com,
pAny's ofiro, an assessment OF ~ ecnla
per share was levied on tho capital stock o.
lho corporation payable at once 70 ftank "
kimbnl, treasurer, at his once IN tho b.hk @
Mccormick a % nrst floor MeCornick build
ing, corner OF Main aud Iifst south slteen,
SAT- Lake City, Utah Any stock upon Mhlsh
this assessment may remain unpaid on Wy
18th day OF October, lsvo, Will be delnqueh!
and advertised for sale Al public auction, Anu
the bth day Of November, lsoi. 10 pay the de-
linquuut assessment together with ooaA OF az
yoTiisenent and expenses Of sala.
J. L. HAYWOOD.
Secretary.
Date OF nfst publication. September H. iseo
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THE GREEN BAG.

Judge Street excused Juror Geo. r.
Dounsy for today.
The county commissioners are hold.
iug meeting tubs afternoon.
william Kahn Of Salt Laks and +.
3. Luethi Of Uintah, were today COM
mlssionod notafits public by Secretary
Of State Hammond.
The suii Of Mary A. Tit W Frank
Joy was today dismissed by Judge
Street because no one apI cared 10 pros.
ooulo the Gaze.
On motion Of bir.Hatkness Frankly a
II. HolAheimer OF Michigan was today
admitted to practice In tho Supreme
court.
The petition tor reheAring To the
matter OF the estate OF Millen Atwood
W. Florence Atwood was denied Ia the
supreme court today.
Donald A. Todd and Mary GAbse,
both OF Butte. Montana, were today
given u msrriage license, as were John
Clements and Sole Gustafson " Bling.
ham.
On September 10, 1891, Annie Rob
bins obtained n judgment against Is.
w. Dnggs In the sum OF S2,i7i.l7 anu
later assigned the same 10 Is. q. Ray.
bould, who now enters suit 10 renew
the Judgment.
Tho clerk Of tho Third dlstric, court
has turned over 10 MoDofmott gl26
which was found on tho person OF
Thomas Erwin aud which was proven
TO have teen stolen from McDsrmott
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FOR REPUBLICAN HARMONY
A HagnauImOus Proposition by lhe
Peace Committee
Esa.s Committee wIIiisE-r.depsnd
~ Committee Considering
the ustter.

Following are the propositions for
harmony subnaitied 10 the Republican
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Penueh' hepuollosn p'oNlsi'hAi o,m'
mi,iee by the harmony committee
appointed at the X uutsford meeting
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First. That the Ogden andlSalt Lake
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