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St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
Special to the Globe.

WASECA, Mimi, April THE city cleo
tion was held today; mayor, DR.. D. S. Cum
mings; aldermen, e. Smith, NJ. Smith, R. P.
Ward; assessor, II. ]. LAWN; municipal
judge, NJ. B. Kelley. License carried by 6S
majority.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
Snecial to the Globe.

ADA, Minn., April 7.-At the annual village
election today license was knocked out by
majority of 20 votes. Mayor Hentze was re-
elected by votes and councilmen were elect
ed as follows: A. c. CARRIER, J. Ahlers, C. R.
Andrews; justice, ]. V. Campbell; street COM
missioner, A. B. Watson. Two hundred and
twenty-six votes were cast.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
Special to the Globe.

FERGUS FALLS, Mimi, April THE mu-
nicipal election today resulted in the cleo
ton of c. l.. Baxter, Democrat, mayor; F. J.
Evans, treasurer; Jacob Nelson, assessor:
aldermen, E. A. Williams, j. P. Williams
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
Special to the Globe.

WILLMAR, Mimi, April THE village
election was hotly contested today, and
very heavy vote was polled. BENJAMIN Will
hams was reelected president; F. G. Handy
treasurer. The First ward elected c. Hen
nings and l.. A. Vik to the council: the Sec
ond ward, Chris Olson and A. F. Nordine. and
the Third ward DR.. Johnson and S. S. GIarum.
License carried by majority.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
Greenvay May Quit.

Special to the Globe.
WINNIPEG, Man.. April 7-Premier
Greenway, it is stated, will in the near
future relinquish his Office, as premier, to
join Laurier at Ottawa. This will necessitate
a reconstruction of the Manitoba govern
ment.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
Special to the Globe.

CROOKSTON, Minn., April 7.-Mr., Brown,
Republican, was today elected mayor by
majority of 25O votes over John R. McKinnon,
the Citizens candidate The entire Repub-
lican ticket was elected by good majorities.
Mr.. Brown is one of the Republican presiden-
tial electors for Minnesota.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
Special to the Globe.

EAST GRAND FORKS, Mimi, April T.
The results Of the election were: Thomas
McAdam, mayor; Christian Madison, treas
urer; Timothy Sullivan, municipal judge;
McAdam's majority, 81
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
Snecial TO the Glnha-

Spec1al 10 the Globe.
TRACY, Mimi, April THE city election
occurred today and was warm fight. The fol-
lowing ticket was elected: Mayor, w. F.
Parker; treasurer, w. o. Musser; recorder,
L. ]. Hunter; aldermen, D. T. Macarthur and
w, ]. Richard. License carried by 80 votes.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
Harrisnn at Home.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April THE Penn
sylvania train bearing Senator Harrison and
bride reached here on time at 1915 tonight
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
DR.. PE:ARCE,
45O WabaSha Street, ST. Paul, MINI.

The most prominent and successful physi-
clan in the Northwest, devoting exclusive at
tention to Chronic Diseases of the
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
Are You Going

Tickets sold for al ocean steamers to any
point in Europe. Calf upon CT address F. H.
Thorn, City Ticket Agent c., NJ. & st. p. Ry,
365 Robert St, ST. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
Snacial 10 the Glnha-

RUSH CITY, Mimi, April IA municipal
election was held here today. Everything
passed off quietly. the straight caucus ticket
being elected. Total number of votes cast,
211; for president S. c. Johnson was elected;
recorder, J. F. Sommers; councilmen, j. J.
Squires E. ]. Boyle and B. Farrell; treasurer,
H. Anderson; board of education, J. E. Gem
mel and H. w. Harle; justice. V. D. Eddy;
street commissioner, Thomas Carroll.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08

Brace up! If spring has 9sapped your en-
e~gy. Hamm's Beer viii restore it, TeIe-
phone s25-2 for a case.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
Snecia1 to the Globe.

SAUK CENTER, Mimi, April THE city
election today resulted as follows: For
mayor, H. H. Miner. For Aldermen-In
First ward, A. o. Scrivener and James In
gram; in Second ward, C. H. Bennett and ].
w. Ward. Treasurer, Lucas Kells.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
Special to the Globe.

FARIBAULT, Minn., April 7.-Faribault
elects Democratic mayor, two aldermen and
assessor. P. f. Ruge defeated F. w. Winter
for mayor by 216 votes. The city council has
now a Democratic majority.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08

Vim, vigor, vitality, for the spring months
is found in Hamm's famous Book Beer.
Telephone 935-2 for a case.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
The Resemblance.

Harper's Bazaar
$50, Johnson, you call the baby George
Washington. Is there any resemblance" mo,
sab, 'cept in the Names"
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
Special to the Globe.


MANKATO, Mimi, April 7.-An election was
held here today on the question of issuing
$20, 900 in bonds for the furnishing of water to
residents in East Mankato. Bonds are likely to
be defeated.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08

The ladies of Saginaw Mich, have formed
union label league and will buy no merchan
disc manufactured at starvation wages if they
can help it.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08

The plasterers OF Minneapolis employed on
the city and county building struck Friday
because the superintendent refused to dis
charge a non-union man.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
Special to the Globe.

HASTINGS, Mimi, April THE municipal
election today was a lively one, a good vote
being polled. The principal contest was upon
mayor and chief of police. Mayor George
Parker (Rep0 was reelected and Vanransler
Shepherd (Rep) was chosen chief of police.
j. P. Sommers Qnd.) was elected city clerk;
Peter Fasbender Oem.), assessor; Isaac Lytle
(Rep0, street commissioner, and Stephen
Newell Dem.) police justice.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08

He's equal to anytfing--the man who drinks
Hamm's Beer. Telephone 1852 for a case.
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
Special to the Globe.

BLUE EARTH CITY, Mimi, April AT
the municipal election today license carried
by 112 majority. For mayor, treasurer and
street commissioner the contest was unusually
spirited The following ticket was elected:
Mayor, Otto Kaupp; trustees, Charles Aling,
E. D. Evans and George Freer; recorder,
G. N. Brown; treasurer, ]. c. Howley; street
commissioner, j. N. Chase; Justice, f. E.
Putnam. The total vote cast was 462
St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-08
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IN LEGAL CIRCLES.
TIC SltGp Middle Ssl,lld and Mercer
EBsl Do The Paying.
SNORT OHpiR, IN THE COURTS.
ihicd's ,outiOn-Ihe Sher n Look
Ing iur Della tirny--CapiureJ
mpnttd Man.

Cnhrles Carter secured a judgment
in the rhiri district court t.dhy IN
the sum OF sl,ssi.2O against Ammon
Mercer, la hts suit tgalns, l.. w. VII
tOn and Amm1n Mercer, McChriy
haviug been released. The iui, was
brought 10 recover a balance due on a
sale Of sheep.
p0oman Va UAn b Commercial
Savings baut. i've days additional
time g,auisd 10 which 10 prepare and
serve statement.
The damage suit Of Esther Walker
sgnios' tue city for running sewage on
~ the plainu1's land 10 Ia progress be.
fore Judge Street.
James w. Stevens Va samuel T..
Vance. defendant given till July Let 10
file statement on notion Tor new IriaL
Arguments In tue cate Of John Eos.
ter W Gisvanua Cereghino, on a hear.
ing TO show cause Tor a mandatory
injunction In n land boundary suit,
tue argument. will be maize tomorr "
before Judge Richie. Evidence was
taken In the case lodsy.
John q. Labtlm II nj Va Elizabeth
WUOttou Cornwall ii nj, action IN par.
iitiOn, report OF referee ordered com
ffmsd and conveyance directed TO be
Issued.
Thos. q. sheafman Va MoT5ni Ed
wrtis 81 nj, hearing on order 10 show
cEuau ioT injunction. Argument IN
progress.
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PROVO.
Garden city Notes.

The concert given under the nuI.
ploes Of the tabernacle choir last even.
log In the Tabernacle was not we'll
attended, but those who were present.
were greatly pleased with the enter.
tainmsnt, aud speak In bigh praise u
Miss Mackenzie, Miss Elise Fellow =
anu Miss Bertha O'Ruilly, the eastern
mubioEl artists who appeared with the
ohOir. An attempt VIII DO maus TO
have thUm return n week from last
evening II possible and give another
concert
W. 3. Mccormick, doing buli Iois
under the name and style OF the
California Wine company, has HlSd
an abstract Of iudgnrnt from Justice
De M0ity's courl, In the Fourth die
triot court against tho Provo LIKE
Resort Co. Tor 3s0.s5 anu Si.70 costs.
Chss. De Noisy, assignee Of Provo
Lumber Manufacturing aud Building
Co., has commenced suit against ]. h.
Booth TO collect $500 ou u pTomissory
note with Interest at s per cent ffom
June l2lh, 1891.
Mr.. John FetvoEt and Mics Rosa &.
Hiello Of Payson were M rted here
yesterday by Bishop Virtue OF the
Second ward,
Tho Payt0n Comedy company, con.
pistiug VI twenty people, will HnnvAf
In the opera house Monday, June l5!h,
anu promise 10 stay all week.
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An opinion sout t1 Sheriff Harvey
Hatdy Of this county hAes the follow.
ing shuflfi's faef, under ths Zee proyis.
iIu- Of tue county gov fnmunt bill OF
1906
In all attachments tile Tee is a. and
mileage.
Serving summons, 81 AID mileage.
Claim auu delivery: Taking bond
from plaintln, Including Justification,
70 CHuis; serving Ulniut h's order To
take poslessiOn W the property from the
defendant, 81 Hud mileage; taking
b1nd irym defendant, including iush
iicatiou, 80 cruts,
luiunciior; Serving order 70 show
cause, u anu niloagr.
Mauunmus, Ir hibItlon or any proc.
ses ny which an action Or proceeding
IL e. mmencci, nud mileage.
Execution. For levy on real or POT.
sor al property, 81 anu mileage.
Bsies under execution OF other PROF.
ess; Advertising property TOT sale, in
GLIDING making aud posting notices,
81, executing ~ duplicate certificates
of ssle, 81; recorder. Toe iot hling cef-
tificaiu uf sale, drawing, executing aud
sckuowlt dEi x deed, g..
Commissions on sale OF personal
property; 1fltn than 800, 3 psf cont;
% more tnan 500 anu Lees tuan $500,
Ief cent; % more than s. aDu less
than $1,000, ] 4 per cent; II more than
81 ugO, u Of / yer cent.
Commissions On talo Of real property
! are tno same a. above, except where
the plaiutin 10 the purchaser, when
the sheriff sDall collect only ono-thiid
Il tlu amount
Com missions on money collected
without levy, or when property levied
upon II not sJldi Ga tue first $500, u
uvt cent; on Gums between $500 anu
sl,O.O, per cent; on all sums over
$1,000 I OF ] per cent.
Writ OF possession or restitution:
For services OF writ or putting any OF.
SOl entitled 10 possession NJ prsmlaos
aud removing occupant, s. and mile
age,
Subtmdag For service on each por.
SON, 20 cents aud 20 cents per mile
going,
For service of notice, rule or order,
| 90 cents ana miloage.
Holding trial " night 10 property,
/ including M services In the matter,
/ $40 and miieaEr,
Taking bond VI undertaking, includ.
/ log Qualification, 20 cent?.
Arrests iu civil cases on warrant OF
| order Of arrest, f2aud mileage.
PaptfH Ia Ill cas- . 20 be cnAfged fOf
al the rate Of 20 cents per folio.
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MINOR MENTION.

The High school exercises NJ tie
Salt Lake Theatre tonight are sure 10
he we'll attended.
The committee on Ore station plan,
are pushing their work 10 rapidly ~
possible.
Jack S,el1ner and Frank PuTooll
have hiod themselves 10 Park City,
where with n number OF other pa gin .
thoy will give a big boxing exhibition
tomorrow evening. Several Salt Lake
bruisors will 20 up TO the PARK ~
witness the performances.
The Warm Spring Second wet
street trolley wlro wa. pulled 10 ia
ground shortly toiore last miiuig /
and for time the darhenei suTfou I'D.
ings were illuminated by sputtsring
and fantastic electric flashes whiln
caused prtsons residing In the viriuiiy
10 suddenly leave thor peace u
cOuohes aud rush 10 the wisjbws aid
t0ors OF their dwellings 10 ascertain
the cause 81 the dazzling splendor.
Street car trnillc was delayed un u the
break Ia the line wss repaired.
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FIFTY LADORERS WANTED.


Tie NEws was asked thia afternoon
10 announce that my iaboters eau
find employment on tho Finn South
street sewer ~ reporting at the scene
Of work tomorov. Tho wages is $3.50
per day At present there are about
ihitly.nvo men employed IN digging
anu laying pipe. When cumpluiel
The extension will coat SIS, 4lS.i0 which
is the contract price. Inc extension 10
Digit bl. cks long AMI Il known o. the
brewery branch. The work was begun
10 Ann anu the contract calls f3T H.
cJmpIetiou July LIT.
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Pnlice Cnnri.

Two pair Of inyetera,es were ts,9re
Justice weugsr In the police court
lodoy on charges Of drunkenness. aud
disturbing the peace. They were Mike
smith, Jack MoAlann, Mrs. Tullidge
aud Mrs. Johnson, ami we're found by
the 5tate street paITolman on NlotorIa
Alley last evening, making night
hideous with their yells. Al four
were locked up in 81 And tousy they
received their JUST reward uf thirty
days each Ia the muuicipal "Olaek-
hUIen
Hobo Jack alias Joseph Wilson for
begging On the sireels was ordered
Imprisoned for 20 days, while william
Hunt snd Thomas Williams, charged
similarly, got teu days each.
John Peterson and B0nl amin Rugg
were each dnohaTged ~ ire oiientr %
Iytsspats Tor which thuy we're ITiej,
could not be- proven agaInsl them,
George o. Smell will 10 tfitd on
Monday az o'clock for brctch Of
the licunse ordinance ~ maintaining
an employ munt agency without the
Necessary permit, while Harry Singer
VINO h charged with assault anu bat.
tpiy Will have a hearing on Tuesday
NJ 10 A,m,
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n aMacy

You think OF SCOTS Emulsion as
only for those who have eonsump-
ton or who have inherited a ten
deney to Il. Almost its greatest use
Is for those whose condition is so
impaired as not to be able to get
the good they should out Of their
ordinary food. Strange as II may
seem, It is nevertheless true, that
IN nearly every case with these,
SCOTT'S EMULSION Of Cod
liver Oil brings back appetite,
stimulates digestion, restores color
and plumpness, and controls the
diseases OF thinneSs. The diseases
Of thinness are consumption and
serofula, poor blood-starved blood.
The former comes OF the latter,
Just as good" is not SCOTS Emul-
sion.
50 cts and 500 At all druggists,
SCOTT a BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
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nnnh rhscI,s Tor Taa,s.

hhuh ahNfhA AhH AhANAs
To County Collector Spencer, In
unFwer to nm Inquiry as 10 whether Or
rot bank checkb ur drafts could be- &C.
cCptfd IA payment OF taAei; "lhg
10 oipt Of such bank Checks or drafts
constitutes only conditional pas meut
Of the iaH, and n, for any reason, the
check or drait should be- dlthonOroi the
tax viii remain IN force anu should be
collected by selliIg the property under
The utual methods. This Ia tue in all
ctstF, even where Innocent parties
hkyu acted on The strength VI tax 10.
.tiplb Issued by your UilCu 10 return
Tor such Cheuks." Ia cases
where tAXgb have been paid
and receipts Issued In return flr
checks or drafts which Prove
70 be worthless or were dibhonOTed and
the lime 20 make sale 0i the property,
" OluUrWife collect tue tax, provided
Uy law, has tXptof, the giving Of such
worthless check OF graft auG the pro-
ruUIH thereby OF tie TAX receipt, c H.
sutuus under our statutes the crime
Oh HluInEu thing OF value under false
pgU'gulUe.
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From the Irish Conference.

Elder S, W. Rsss whose home is In
Luhi, called at this iiioe this after.
coon, on HE return from mlssion 90
Great BHlaiu, ior which part Of the
world be LOFT thla city Aprll 81, 1894
The fpI yoir OF his absence was q onl
in the Liverpool conference ~ which
no had been assigned, altor which no
was called 10 preside over the lash
conferences wuefs ne speut tho re-
msinlug portion Of his timr.
Upon clJin.nK thelboldofs Of Ireland
EiJur Russ lnuuu mucu bitter lreliHg
against tue Saints, but no reports tAat
itlslast dyiug 0ut aud giving pace 20
spirit Ji iaiTnutB Hud iuvusll gEu0u.
Tho T. tUu have hell numby 9 4
meetings Ua the ouslom'h0uSo ttoi u
Re.iRs. And RA inoftasing interest mas
been manifest A. each tuccg elm
meeting. 10 that city a brluch OF tue
Cnuioh has teen organized with MY
members anu nvo Elders are Al pretent
engaged 10 preaching the Gospel
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EfcRvol'. head, uyinE % locate the
bullet, tu. Iahed, aUu are uuw % tNt
opinion iUHl the iuliet shattered
sheriff q IN had AZ intutview with
Mr.. john Rockwell aud che douiea
positively uaviug written the letters
iOuuI. on l.iuor aud iusisis that NO
improper relations existed between
them.
Ritter vhaa resident Of Sail Lake
until some umo ago. lie was uom.
bef Of Tro1p &, National Guatd of
Utah, until bic removal ~ I.OeIo
county. he was unmarried and well
known in this city,
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DAILY WEATHER vANE.
observations Taken nj Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon and Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing obssrva'
tious nj S AM. tojsy:
Salt Lake Cily-Bsromtisr 20.9s;
Temperature. 90; minimum, %, wiud,
east; light; cluar
Baker CITY Barometer, ~. SO; tenn
petaiuTc, OF, minimum, Is; wind,
nnrthwpsi; hight; clesr.
Choye ine--B,fometer, 5000, tenn.
peratufe, IS; minimum, "; WIND,
n0fthw est, light; clcsr
Helcna- Barometer, 20.0i, tompeta'
turc, %; minimum, 80, wind eaAt,
3 miles per hour; cloudy.
Miles Clty-Bar0moier, .O9S; tenn
pera,ufo, as minimum, ~, Wind,
calm, clear.
winntmucca Barometer, 2g.sS,
temperature, %, minimum, 81, wind,
southwest, ~ miles pnr hour; closr.
Idah0 Faiis- barometer, 5000; tom
refstuTe, a, minimum, ~; wiud,
northwest, light; clear.
General and local forecast TOT 30
hours ending s p. m. June 49, For
Utah, fair, warmer tonight; Saturday
tRif.
Salt Lake CITY and vicinity; Fair
weather; warmer.
J. II. SMITH,
Observer, weathst Bureau.
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Taxes an Mortgages.

IN regard 10 the manner IN which
lby county collector must proceed 10.
g.wrg the collection OF taxes on
mortgages, tho opinion hi "Thv
method of collecting taxes on mort.
.8no aB'U.s,d Tor tuxauOn is exactly
lng same 800 the method TO be- lullowt d
900 toe collection o. any otlpr personal
p0Ivr,y lax, As MORTGAGE, b1in IN the
.rut OI tue guurful law ana tue rev.
ur net u 1893, rank as peuonAl
aIuI cry,
"By section 93 Of the revenue act OF
1856, now In force, a tax upon personal
property III len upon the real proper.
ly OF tue owuor thereof from and alter
~ O'Clock n.m. q tho hTsl Monday 10
March Ia each yeas, anu b5cgmls due
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Thlede will be- sentenced ~ Judge
Hliss tomorrow morning.

Thlode will be- sentenced ~ Judge
Hl.sI tomorrow morning.
Judge Richie has the Bingham
miuing case, Watson ct al W May.
berry, under advlsrmeni.
Joseph soiwoft filed an answer In
the divorce suit brought against him
by his wife, Katie Eeivor. lie de-
niles that no has been cruel ~ his vii
anu pleadn tbHi che has not been a resi-.
dent Of this county long enough Tor
the court 10 have iutisdlO!loo.
A petition Is being circulated and
numot0utly sigucd Tor presentation to
Governor Wells, niSing a communication
OF tho sentence OF Thiede, tue bllcgo1
wife murderer Although some VI tue
tiguers ATE acquainted with tue ttsti-
muny IN tho case they entrTtnin a
doubt Do 10 the guilt Of Ihieie. Even
members o' the Jury which convicted
him are signing the petition. In the
meantime Ihigdo ilsis's upon his In.
n0ccuoe. lie will 10 sentenced by
Judge Hilcs tomorrow and up 10 the
day Of execution he Will DO COZ nned
in The c0ugly iail under the visils uf
tue death watch.
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rniEDt's rNECUIIoN.
Tue shtrIn Has No Vet selected the
PiRce of Hanging.


Tue shsrIn Has No Vet selected the
rIRce of Hanging.
when asked bya NEWS representa-.
tive how and when he would execute
rhiodv, Sheriff HARDY stated that pro.
viici the Governor d scs not commute
tho death sentence 10 QUO " liio im.
ptiHonment, he should haug 1hicdo Ia
some convenient anu quiet place. Tue
location has not uuon decided upon;
but " L. certain that ~ viii not be la
ihv county jail, as the oeilIuss ato t. o
low Tor toe erection Of a scanOld anu
the huHn objects o. performing the
oxCcu ia she county jail yard
whnie all the neighbour children could
view the gfutsOmo proceeding. Tie
sheriff " Of tho same nind nu many
other people that executive clemonoy
VIII be- uAleuIoi, because while the
evidence was very strong II was never.
lhelUsu purely olrgumttautial.
This will be tue nrst State Cover.
nof's nrst opportunity 10 grant COM
mutation wherein ilie il AZ sGake aud
doubtless IL will be- a difficult matter
10 decide. IL the olomuHuy prayed Tor
In the teiiiiOn IL not granted then
rhiVdo's will be- the hTst execution
under the state gOvUrumout.
Ga tho sheriii is placed the burden Of
expenso Of tue execution, but there may
be come recourse 10 reimbursement.
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Tho queens float In receiving the
Flushing touches. IL will DO gorgeous
affair.
AgtauddaughIsr Of Brigham Young
will be the Goddess VI Liberty on Luz
dependence Day.
Toe erection OF the trlbuuGs will be-
GIN 1t once. Seats Tor 700 rpcCia.
tors will bo provided.
Provo has decided 10 have a celebfa.
ton % ~ own, but II will not deter
pf0voilss from vlaiIing this city duff
iug thu Carnival.
The g unity queen contest II creating
considerable excitement VA Cache
county, The candidates are Miss sarah
Bowen, Miss Nora Eliason ana Hattie
Thatcher.
workmun are now 0ngsged IN con.
siIucung tho Queen'a throne, twill
be used fot the reviewing OF panuua
aud will be- sinti0usd NJ the STATE street
entrance 70 the Joint building grounds,
The nrst rehearsal OF tho school
children who are 20 sing patriotic songs
during the hITal icsuval, uuuer tue
direction OF Prof. BAGS Co., will BE- held
AZ tho Assembly Hall tomorrow At $3.50
O'Clock.
Cut thi, ont aud soud 10 executive
committee, room o., Atlas Block, city.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-12

upo the fret Moud y 10 September o.
each year"
Section l23 Of the same act also mp
plies; "rhe treasurer msy collect the
tsyes delinquent upon personal proper
t,,except wuon tue real estate is liable
therefor, by seIEure and sale VI any
Personal property owned ~ the delin'
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-12

Msry l.. SHAVER, Ira stevenf, w..
II. Stevens, Ella 5,ovcuf, Truman
Baker aud Alfred @. Baker have en-.
tered suit In thu Third district court
sgainat A. 4. MaybuTry, q. l.. Btmis
aud Charles Watson 10 recover dam-
ages In the SUN Of s5O,OUJ for tho
uoath Of George X. steven. Tho
COMPLAINT allCgcs mat ON December
~, 1895, the deceased was nj work IN
the OH Spnuilh mine, then owned by
defendants; that the miEo was not KEEP,
properly umbsTod ~ tue defendants
and the ground cave. Ia anu upoa the
deceased, inlufiug BIN 90 that he died
on the sAme DAY.