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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-18
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW. JERSEY
tAnihlagItc coaI used eAclLsNri..i
-Four Tracks Automatic FLOCK sIala.s
on and a.fter Noyembes H.. lsyo'

on .tcr Noyembcr ~, 1870.
Trains station foot Of Liberty -
For Eas,on Bethehyn, Allentown. Maueh 'hunk. "A
80 7:l5 $40 III % to E..ston A. NJ. l:lm 30 80
10 Eas,orj 40 5:i5. 80 to Allentown r " su"daya
4 70 q ~ 10 f.Iston) a N. 100. $50 600 F. NJ =,
For wkesbaIre. Pitiston and aerant.n. o'io A. ~
For Reading a, $50 500 ?i2 ,i59 A. M "a; l,d h,,1
100 $50 $50 GEO T. NJ. Il II night: =, go ,.o
For iIarrsb.rg NJ I3u. 90, BIO A. NJ ~ "a 10
Zoo 200 5:45 NJ, 49, night. Sundays l.OV 49,
= NJ 1915 night .,.-. 81, ,.,o e.oo
For SunDury Lew sbure anA Wllansport az 80 ~
0:l9 A NJ. ITO l3o. 1870 p. NJ. Sundays $50 A. NJ
WV " ALI~RAII. ROUTE
Fo- rank. Long Hransh and PSnts SOUTH 70 ro,n'
c:i5 p NJ sutdsys. .Scep Ocean Grove and Asbary
''" Wv FOR LAKEWOOD,
80. SIS \. ". ~, .: ~. 4:4J l. IL
For FarmlEgdale. Toms kl.er, iSarHtgat i@'N' ""~
Haineeat. 4.3r SIS \. NJ. 40 $40 !. " 40 :,
Tor Atlantic Ey. \.neand and Bricseton' 4"O - '''
For Mann,outh Beach sea.rigi and Highlands & Eey.-
sint 40 s:I5 II 30 a. ~. l.3J liJ. il1 40 T. y.
Sundays. goo 4. y 800 = NJ ,.,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-18
~ ROYAL BLUE LIaE.

WASHINGTON. 90 - IN
For PHILADELPHIA wees day. .$9 soc s,% c1,o;
II 80 dining cap A. ~. 80 2'" 90' 80 30 :, n
LIB night. sundays 80 900. 1900. 1850 qn,ns
Dau 4. ". 90 400 800 CUO dining can r. IL
1915 night. - o.oo ,o,o
30 DINING Carl \. NJ. 2:8o $50 30 G0l tDn.ns
carr p. ~, 1915 night SUNDAYS. 1000 u 80 Dn3ias
can 4. ~. 80. 300. Goo Dining carr ?. NJ l. ID
sht. -. -.
Liberty St. III H. 2Gl. ll5, ga li4o .3 Brosd"sg;
~ Gil Az 81 East itn 81. ia Eas. 10Th st. %
West i25h St. 25i Columbus Az. York Court -.
SEQ Fulton St I,roaalyn: ~ Broadway. Williamsburg.
h..r.nD frn-,l notal ~ residence : destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-18
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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-09-19

Louis Colomb, the defaulting
book keeper of the Union Nation
al Bank, of New Orleans, commit
ted suicide, by taking dose Of
poison, when the discovery Of his
theft was made. Death was bet
ter than the disgrace of a trial and
conviction followed by a term in
the penitentiary.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-09-19

Four banks have suspended in
New Orleans in the last few weeks,
the American, the Union, the Mu-
tual and the Commerce. The two
first mentioned banks were defrau-
ded by their officers to very large
amounts; the two latter were clos
ed to protect the interests of dipo-
sitors and stock holders. No crook
edness is attributed their failures.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-09-19

An exchange truthfully says
that boy can sit astride a raw
boned horse all day long, but
can't sit on a sofa five minutes
without complaining. A man will
sit on the edge of an inch board
and talk politics three hours, but
put him in a church pew for forty
minutes and he gets nervous,
twists, turns and finally goes to
sleep. Man will squirt tobacco
Juice all over himself and his
neighbors, but a hair in the but
ter kills him. m.-Rayne Tribune.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-02-26
D. s. I. r. RY.
PASSENGER TIME TABLE
BREvTTIEs.


Smoke the Spalding House cigar.
Thos. Nelson was in Duluth this
week.
w. \. Sheppard was up from Tower
Monday.
Len Mcnamara was up from Tower
yesterday.
w. T. James returned from Duluth
Saturday.
Judge Aubolee is spending a few
days in Duluth.
]. A. Brown, OF Tower, spent Sum
day in this city.
H. n. Bradley, of Duluth, was in
the city Monday.
n. f. Kaimbach went to Duluth
yesterday morning.
Arndt Nelson has been on the sick
list the past week.
Smoke the Spalding House cigar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. White went to
Duluth this morning.
The Home Guards band have re-
eeived two new drums.
Schwartz s. Crossman's lunch
eounter is again running.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-02-26

notice of his own with reference to
the baptism of infants to give out.
Accordingly at the end Of the sermon
he arose and annouced: "All those
who have children whom they wished
baptised are to send their names to
the clerk" The clergyman who was
stone deaf, assuming that the clerk
was giving out the hymn book notice
Immediately rose and said: "And i
should like to say, for the benefit Of
those who haven't any that they may
be obtained in the vestry, any day
from three to four o'clock, the
ordinary little ones at one shilling
each, and special ones with red backs
at one shilling and four pence.-Ex.
The most unpleasant thing about
being poor is to be reminded Of it in a
patronizing way by some snob who
would have starved to death years
ago if his father had not been a
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-02-26

worker and known more in a minute
than his son could learn during
eternity.
Who says advertising doesn't pay?
A young man in New York advertised
for wife, received 638 letters, ac-
cepted the proposals of two score or
more, married one pretty blonde out
of the lot and now has 80 suits for
breach Of prom sc to fight.
During forty years the Waltham
Watch company has done business
without advertising. During the
current calendar year, under contracts
just closed, it will spend $4,000 for
advertising space in American news
papers and magazines. Here is one
of the paragraphs that points its own
moral.
Smoke the Spalding House cigar.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-02-26


Miss Jennie Cornfield, left this
morning for visit to Duluth.
Deputy Sheriff Amos Sheppard was
in the city few days this week.
Ed. Cox left Monday for Fayal,
where he has secured position.
The best ten cent cigar in the
market is the Schiller. Try it.
Herb. Kelly, DR.. Wunder and r. S.
Miller, returned from Duluth Friday.
Call for the Schiller cigar. There
is no better made. For sale by all
dealers.
Sam Aspergren, our long assistant
has been on the sick list a few days
this week.
Mrs. NJ. Roberts, of Soudan, is in
the city visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Bateman.
J. c. Pool returned to Biwabik Mon
day morning after spending several
days in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Bawden, Depart
ed yesterday morning for few days
visit at Duluth.
Bert Trevithick left Monday for
Ironwood, Mich, where he has Sc
cured position.
w. Harvey and son, of Soudan,
spent Sunday in the city, guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Cowling.
The Ely City band have had their
pictures taken at the studio of Opie
Bros. They are daisies.
James Simpson, wife and son, Of
Winton, spent Sunday in the city,
guests at the Exchange.
John Wenstrom has opened barber
shop in the little building opposite
Wallis hardware store.
Ed. Mcintosh has enclosed his ice
house. His meat market is also rapid
ly nearing completion.
It not only is SO. it must be so. One
Minute Cough Cure acts quickly, and
that's what makes it go. For sale by
A. S. James & Co.
o. G. Korb, of Anderson s. Korb,
left Monday morning for few days
trip to Duluth and ST. Paul.
The Ely Gun club attempted to
have a practice shoot Sunday but the
weather was a little too chilly.
l. A. Felter has finished his ice
contract for Jos. Bracco and Kapsch
& Smrekar and has returned to Tower
A fine line of plain and decorated
crockery and glassware at bottom
prices at the Ely Cash Grocery COM
pany's.
The Vermilion Gun club at Tower,
gave an elaborate masquerade ball a
week ago at which they Melted some
thing like S75.
Rich. Polkinghorn. has again re-
sumed his duties with Anderson &
Korb after a weeks wrestle with a
severe cold.
Give me liver regulator and /
can regulate the world, said genius.
The druggist handed him bottle of
DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the
famous little pills. For sale by A. S.
James & Co.
Richard Chinn and J. c. Rapson, of
this city. have been drawn to serve on
the petit jury at the March term of
district court.
Mrs. VIM. Van Meter died Sunday
of the fever and was buried Monday.
She was an inhabitant of the resort
across the swamp.
Rich. Sellwood who had charge of
the Exchange Bank of Ely during
Cashier James absence in Duluth,
returned to his Duluth home Satur-
day.
Mrs. Allan d. Bell holds the position
as assistant pricipal of the Ely school
during the temporary absence of Prof.
Fox. Miss Squire holds the principal
ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Shipman enter
tanned an invited party of young
people with dancing, cards and
luncheon at their residence last eve
ming.
A high liver with torpid liver will
not be long liver. Correct the liver
with DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
little pills that cure dyspepsia and
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-02-26
ODDS AND ENDS.

An exchange says the letter sc" is
the most unfor tunate letter in the
English alphabet, because it Is never
in cash, always in debt, and never out
Of danger. Our exchange forgets
that the aforesaid letter is never in
war but always in peace. 1t is the
beginning OF existence, the commence
ment of ease and the end OF trouble.
Without it there would be no bread,
no meat, no water, no life, no gospel,
no Jesus, no heaven.
A clergyman was very anxious to
introduce some new hymn books into
the church and arranged with his
clerk that the latter was to give out
the notice Immediately after the
sermon. The clerk. however, had a
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-05-29
HOME AND VICINITY.
Wall paper at Mallans.


" ''-' p"P'- 90 -'''''
80 eooo ei'VeioP'' -oi 49, "' ~
Aif'
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Sen luton ana . ". tinker We're IL
S"9lA''" W ho'""y'
II. ). Ward 81 blg Rapids visited u
5. and MS. Ward last friday
Ed Weston ana wife spent Sunday
with Nh. w : parents near il''e.
New porcelain "a l. tuus IA been
put in nc ne sawtaium b. t3. Weston
Go TO No n o. i ware, glass
war wire md yood var I'd no1el
tics
C,rao Na,rf,, +,,..a,. .-ldenr !,
the college. spent Srnday With Alma
friends.
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heV. T. T. blahcliaio mas acc'PIeu
cali 10 the lrse re'oy 'er4al cuurch II
>'0ii'''0- O., GU - -''' 80 -
i''' ''' - - -'''' $50
y. -. Fer,lnr' WoA known BUS hes
man o ~ LOUIS ''ieo IdS' ] lloiy even
'no aged - years. Mf. Forr n nat
reen rcslleA. o. - Louis since I5 ~
Lei Heron OF Nebraska, who has mac
wide experience in putting down Oh
we'll mas examined tAe ground hea
Alverdale' ana tnlhks to9 INDICATIONS 70
Oh III that vicinity are COCO.
G.. $. Yonng hag been IL Shepher'
this week experimenting h repairs o.
the roof Of building which was blown
off by the high wind Of Sunday May Z
The building Is owned b. A W
Wright.
The prospects for the summer schoc
at Anna 1cnege are exceedingly na0teZ
ihs' "A huh'oe' ol Applications nav
peen received ana more are coming =
every mail me class Tor state cerVit
cate Will De larger 0han ever oe1ore.
c. 5 Spicer, than whom no man j
better known in Gratiot county, ha
started a new business for himself, 5ha
Of selling fish from a wagon. in the Vi
ages adjacent to Alma He has nea
outfit, and will at ~ ines carry q FIJI
supply Of choice fresh fish, which h
will sell nj re- onaole rgures
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-05-29

We are now receiving every
Law. fresh Strawberries, Let
tuce Radishes, Onions, AS
paragus and Cucumbers.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-05-29
/. 4. HAY'l'
IS SELLING THIS
WEEK:

IS lbs Granulated Sugar. ........H w
Good Tomatoes per can. .........'''''o C
Good Corn per can .,........-..''. ~
Medium Herring per boz. ........'.. loc
Lemons per doz. ..... ........'' loc
Good Pork per b.. .....'.' -;
Best NJ q Cheese per lb...........l21 &c
Bes r ute Honey per b............lSc
Drisd apples per ID. .........-'''-
Evaporated Apricots per III ..........oc
lbs Raisius ...-....... ....--.....' .''E'c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

seem to b. very busy. Sonat Sutn-
etland, however, got down TO figure
m Utah on the subject.
mbers NJ the senate were on the
qul Vive this forenoon, IN sntlc pstiou
o. message from Governor Well,
which would ~ nd them their diet
Opportunity Of vOiins Tor me confirm.
alton or rejection Of an tfllceT-that Of
: successor g. Judge H1s.t NJ one Of
Tue Judges Of the Third Judicial dis.
tflct
The Senate committee on judiciary
came TO the conclusion this muruit K
report against tue passage OF the
Glen Miller lIOrl dill. Mr. Miller W
notified that uewspa per tBpfssentativ .
and others Interested Ia the law would
te heard 0i the tuuitc ct at 10 a. IN. =
day, but no one appeared, aud aii,r
waiting some time the inmittee csms
TO the conclusion slated. Tue ides OF
The committee Ia that the present libel
law ssufli lent.
The oight-hour.day labor law vus
The most important measure AnticI.
pated Tor the II use session this alter.
moon. II Ir viYUa All eight-hout- ay
-whicn o uplo or. can render iuol era.
i've 80 10 them by uquifing ,niploye.
10 Sign contract fJr lui g-r hour
Tor all labOisrs except tb ~ engaged
In farm, rauch or i've stock empl y.
mvnt. Eek tanning the exception, Que
o4islatur saiu II h because "that clsss
u employee are not sufilcieutly civil.
izeI 10 enuile them 10 tue eight.bUut
pfoleotion-at lea't the uackrts OF tue
bill teum 10 think thai way.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03
POOR "LlTTLE JIM"
The story Of a Youthful NomAd From
Pucatello Told In the Police
Court IOdAy-Other Cases.

"Poor little Jim," for such he may
be- very appropriately termed, was NJ.
raigned before Judge wsbger this
morning on charge Of begging. The
little fellow had beea found by Ofiicsr
Hilton, violating tho city ordinances
with respect to soliciting aims.
His lace dirty, his hair unkempi,
a pair Of boots on, greatly the worse for
wear, he stood before tue ju &c, suit
lect for CHARITY aud mpathy. He
related 10 tue court that he had drfted
from his home Ia POcstello, Iaho, be.
cause VI his fathers uukindness To
him. He was willing ~ wrtK aud hal
received the promise Of 10 from AZ
employ snt agent, aud begged tue
court tnat no might DO allowed
70 10 and get II. The arfes..
ing Oiiiosr had no desire h.
press tn charge against the lad and
20 In ofmsJ the cJuit, HI believed
tue boy ~ be honest, NJ he had In HE
possession when arrested, money
which belonged TO another lad Tor
whom he sOid some newspapers anu
he seemed extremely anxious 10 turn
the cash over ~ It, owner. The
ufcniL's name was james Henry and
he had au u Gle and aunt Ia tuis CITY,
10 whom tue OH Ger volunteered 10 TAKE
the boy II the cuurI saw fit to dischaf, q
him. JuIgo Wrngvr diJ not want ~
la, risOn Jimmy Asd inasmuch NJ he
mad relatives here he order d his dis.
ohurge that the officer might turn MIN
over 10 their care.
James sArtOfy, lad OF about tor
yeats, pleaded guilty with tea = IN bis
eyes TO having stolen two new .pspefs
from the subscribers premise, auu
alter being given n tnot ugh Ia Eing 10
by his uOnOr, ne was discharged.
JOnn Hawks plead guiity to an
aggravated case OF baccna, ailan in-
discretion And W. tilei so, white
JOhD Johnson forfeited So ora miiaI
IL u GO ce Of lsss exttns We propoTu NJ.
W. u. l. wTy AIJ Fred Wilson were
sull moe fortunate DO being de.
charge on their good behavior. John
J 'Htn, drunk auu dislufbitg tne peace,
ditto; james Flaming usolaTsd his IL.
noeeuoB VI the charge oi vagrancy bu
got twenty days tyr his trouble while
Martin Peterson aoknowIedse ed III
corn and got eighty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03
JUDGE ]. A. STREET.
Appointment BY Gov Wells 10 The
TllId District Vacancy
GIVES GENERAL SATISFACTION.


This afternoon Governor Wei
reached the m 'ial orIsr Of nlling the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Judge Howst. There have been msny
names considered, anu Of sll the
Gjvernor has selected Judge John A.
\ rect, formerly VI tbs lsw nfm Of
ID y q 5 rect, Of this city, A. one o'
tue iuugea IA the Third lud,cia! die.
tfici.
Judge Street was one OF the csndl-
dates before the II publican Judicial
90 vention, receiving largo vote,
but not sufficient g. nominate
MIN. For his appointment by
tue Governor, bis name ha.
., oeived the endorsement u most o
tue members Of tho bar, with whom
no h popular, aud who have CREST
confidence In his ability a. ajuduo.
lie IL also endorsed by large numbei
o. business men, ami with all a, quaint.
ed with MIN his appoin meat give,
general satisfaction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03
THE CnOlR'S -FOUR.
Slight Change Made In the Da'es-The
Paderrwski aud sousa Events.

That portion OF the Tabernacle choir
which will make the pilgrimage to
California In April, IL hard at worn
preparing the programs for tue tfiI,
anu In addition arranging for the sew
erAl concerts TO he given hero before
they leave. The next Of these concert.
viii be- given Ia the Tabernacle on tue
IA b, anu II will be specially interest.
ing In view OF the isot that Professor
stephens will "briDg oup half d zrn
JOung ladies' VINO have not hitherto
ueen befor, the pubic rs q iOists.
Toe choir also appears IN conJunc.
tlou with PaIerewski on the night
MaTcu an, fr which Cca.iuu the
prices will range from two dollars
uOw award on tue q h Of Maron, lhu
first BUusa OHnu concert viii be- helu
and for this event he prices will b
one dollar for reserved STATS and
seventy five ceutsi, Seu,ul IN siU
. tue AFTERNOON Oi 4 ,tur ~ NJ deh
7, Sjusa Will have gan "schOul
uIlIien day" VI which III.
baud will play he accompaniment /.
. chorus l,5U0 onild on, selected D.
Mr. stephens auI Pr1f. YDung. TIE
= its I Z THIS tv n have teen fixed a
90 and rs csuts, Tue rallroaus will
ave bai rates from al over Utah 10,
",no onulr spriug festival" as Mi
5 hens rIghuy drsriiues this mt, l.
- lng rio Ut per ormano's.
lac a. o tue ouun's departure for
San Fra cisco has been dshnitely "a
tT Monday, A I'll 18Th. they vii
travel In a train Of solid Pullinsns, ius
~ they went g. IN, Wo n'a Far
they sing first In Oakl, md nu
he l4tn; In 3 n Fauu.sco 10th,
10 o., l7.u, is h az 10 u, ending wa
gfauJ saor,d oOuorI Suuuay night.
rhsy then 30 to San J lsv lot ine 2O.h,
sacramento 2lst, ann reach home o.
tht 2SrI. A rae Of $50 Tor the rOund
trip has been fXeI iOr fTirnus ami Tels-
tiyes OF the 0hOlf Who wish 10 make
ne trip " tn th'm, nd TINS include
railroad fare, 81 eper buth ways an
bcd aud buaru VIII aEry. Tnls l. the
rv's vt railroad rate Yer give out VI
Utah TO California 4 ints, aId Mr..
s.u, nrus says ali who AVs,. lDemseives
OF II are bound toy an come with the
choir, no stop over privileges being
AnuM lea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03
Municipal Mention.

The Ciy Council comm ttee on
finance will meet again tnis svcniup
to further coBsidsr Whist must be- rec.
commended In the way Of cutting down
expenses. Another meeting will he
held tomorrow Afternoon.
A number Of prop stlons, n IL
understood, has rvacued the COM
mittee On sewage the iAst few
days, with reference 70 the
disposition VI sewage ~ tho uullet
the gravity system. Tbe offers incIu e
twp or three rights Of way 10 t.,
river, purchase Of tne sewage matter
( Z iaud reel 'mation purposes aud dit.
position by chemical process.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03
Notes,

Tho friends OF the fire and police
commit scion law are 10 confident Of h
iusiico OF their cause that they Rt.
doing little to meet the assaults Of It's
uppOuentH,
Tn, House committee on salaries has
n whiio elephant on ita hands. Thlslt
tho pr hem NJ making the sAlari,s Of
county officers NJ thtIidsAs OF both OIL.
ciAls anu tsxpapers.
Some OF the Legislators do MT like
the gravel on the " axis leading TO the
city aud county building. 1t makes
walking too hard--but n cleans ths
mud of tue shoes Of those who make
the tramp.
The committee rooms Of the leRisla-
tors are now scene OF RnimAtlo as
the respective members are wrestling
with various matters assigned them
The committee work Ia the chief part
OF tglslation.
This bill introduced into the House
on the subject OF meat inspection con.
tAinn he essential GESTURE OF the pres.
ent law. Those Interested now nave
an opportunity TO DO heard on tue sub.
Ieoi.
Senator BN0thI comparison OF RuR-
slatu Utah, In his argument Tor a s ale
board OF hsNlth may not hhvs haeu y
very apt Illus raiion but II setvsI 10
nll up time whom the Senate did not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03
Personal Paragraph.

= D. Oswald, OF Denver q, At tho
Tompis,On.
Charles W. Sutton and A. n. Wardo. Of
New YORK Ci'y, arrived ~ the Walker
this mUiuing.
Frederick warde, Of New York, has
bis autograph on tue kuu sioid register.
J. II Enle, 10 In this city doing busi-
moss tor tue we'll known trm uf q. w..
kuvckhrim a Bro hor, manufacturing
cUnfcCtouvrs a. Chicago.
ID. A. wilkins aud \. 5. Chtistrulm. Of
Chicago. aud o. W. Goudalt, vi st e.,
Mont, can DO found ~ tne knug-lofd.
Non. Auram Hatch ami vile, Of nober
Chs, leave Tor California ,Omutr1w. 10 ue
guue a month or six weoa-. Tue ZIP
vii be- QUE ~ ploasu ANA observation
during which tnbJ wall Nisl. mos OF he
pfoniiuvut vtue, On tho Guns aud prt b..
any te,ufn via ArIzIua aud New
Mexico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

PHmADsLpHiA, Pa, Feb. 8.-rle
suprsuio council F,nusyivauia llsle.e,
o Arguments IoIsy Ou the motion
appeal Ia the case OF II. Ii. II line,
tue co. vic ed murIsref o. B. +. Pnzsi
and uudrr sentence OF death, s. T.
II ilau, hOlmus' counsel, elaine Ia,
verdict was cou,riry 10 law anI tv .
Ienor. The eye, lJ puints Allrg,
we're Ak IN tue opening aIdf,ss II tut
utttfict attorney, tnt humituiUn u "a,
sviueuce Of Miss YIgr, the sli,t eu
vile Ul Hulmes, auu the ohbrRs 90 tht
lury by ia lge ArIOli. Ds.ucI A %.
nyy Graham rpphed. TIE o0ur rg.
served I've decision.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

HALEY, luInU, ,iinesi Last SAtut-
day evening al her iAtusr'a TAUGh o.
SILVER Creek, Daisy Wilson, year
Nv accl email, III thy OF br0t or
7 years ola, He VI, khis papa's guu dow
10 shoots nc . Ia, on enuieI. te
lite Wet m's foot, b,twrsu the SET
ond anu ird toss, ara came out unue
no hsel. 4 g girl Ia v-tuns a.
nicely, ut = Hps u'i 40 cely ~ II
ner little brother could not have got
IbAt gun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03
STATE LEGISLATURE.
,.,s, Of Hath Bill Up Before
Tho Senate.
...o.rD As NEEDLESS EXPENSE.
=, III. FIRE aud Police Bill to
'''I oa,,,d in the IlOuse-Ihe Eight
..,r ulll-Gsneral business

. ,,0,,.,t 10 public interest in
Inc ,.' before the Legislature wac
n ''sui, nv the mesger attend
lllu'" :, LEGISLATORS. A few had been
,n'' n Inc House by the prospect OF
, l' ..,,ramb,r,d the few that took seats
!, N, senate auditorium
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03

It was not urged oniy by interested
physioians.
Jones followed In support o. The
oil, and was speaking when the NEWS
report closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-02-03
roDAY's QUOTATIONS.
oRE AND BULLloN.

T. H. Jones n CO.. received today,
ore, $780, UulnOu, $4,000. rOla
Sl7, iUU.
". \. Mccormick & 90. received To-
Jay: SILVER anu lead ores, 50 OOp;
Wells, F,rs Il q received tuual
Penn. BULL N, sS,al2.