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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07
REV. EW
Of SPORT

n the people OF Houston, that Ia those
n,b, are Interested IN ana attend the
games of baseball played at Intervals Of
twcnty-four hours In this city. were not
satisfied with the team now operating
here under the managemcnt ana captain
,y Of charles sha,tcI. they would b. hard
20 please. While the iinfIaloes ara no.
n, the head of the list. and occasionally
lose n game the scores VIII snow wat
they l.i,c played bali. good quality OF
bah, steady game, ana ihe hlnd iHt'
ccluts Nj in The averages and brings ihr
club up 10 standard OF cNcciieoco that
VIII he OF valu. when the casting w pro-
,t.a h0gins ~ the closc Of the season.
Galves om Dallas, san Anioio ana o,hei
Teas cities have been complaining al
the .,airs representing them IN the ioasn"
but Captain 81 ,ifei and his ass's-
tan, have UP to this time cnirled before
them banner showing the Masn2nA
beneath which is inscribed victory
This condition OF affairs did not exist
las season. Houston WAS one OF thc mrs
to leave the organization. But tncn "
is different nov Las, season the Hous-
ton team was owned and conitrlifi ny
one man. hv paid TIE bills and collected
proceeds of the games. The cub az mat
time was not is eooi As i0isiNH h"N
now. 4 stock company nov owns ihe
Hous. tianchl--. the desunies 'l ihf
club az guided hy = board 90 tiicc'pfS
the money which Is received iroHn ..t
Satc ana grand stand receipts is 'Nptnlt
III strenr thcninE TN cluh ii"in time Z"
time, TN, grounds are hi ius improved
aua mace attractive 20 thu patrons oi IN
game. AMI IN this Way there IS - l"th
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07

"'rhc pend Pussy cat",r.. hnhy Wilson
Music 49,. .-....':'''t .'f', ~ y
Negr, Minstrcl-"colorcb LANES only
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07

u VAS bank ful and SWAN across. No,
one OF her male companions dared 10 Iot'
low her lead She he's great succcss il,
Fan do NOTHING with. She seems Ia b.,ys
a hypnot'e influence over them they car
AHnoush possessing all the reckless aar.
me OF the cowboy Miss Findloy takes d..
hight N the feminine fanc.es natural 10 !,
slii OF her age. dresses lastly and IL no,
"verse 10 frii's and pretty ribbonA wv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07
so,,rrlIING ABOUT EATING.

Tho verdict Of those who have tried
the neon lunches md the i o'clock din-
ners n, tho New Hotci Bristol. corner
Travis street and Capitol avenue, Is that
!hey are simply immense. especially wien
ytn consider the low pr Ces they charge.
Transient peoples will also find large Gle
CANT. cool rooms, and can eat on the
European plan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07


TN" sporting 1srar'nent e 'rho POS, l.
in rcceip, d TIN first copy Of the only
diiS paper snrd Ia his country dc
voted cNclus veiy to cycling. This class
w spot. lar.lls gulmirs prluui an
81, Tho wAr,i and ~ present there is
htrlI5 par of tno oid world aud tho
nrw Bat is nt halWn 20 hcv,in. TINS
reW ente'r'ise Is not to nil u long
lrl want. lil ls iae oc,Nptu $ ~ - .urit
ti'. mas llNNer lr41i" N'- n 20 ncl in
ih rs 'oohirN ite 'u!N otrfr. -.,.i.,g i,tpc =
punished eiiiS l'cire H. i'arls. tho rene \
nil 'hL iht niai issgr says.
llc nalN AMeri au " ncrlmnu viii
mirror tic rnteipre, aud .,"n i'm as on
=" American puhlic. L viii hll 4 iiod d Sc
NNNiiN"ir 49, nw ~, and va lo !t l. not
li"t'"-AlY liiai .llluid outllrr a r9 Ic,,
II may We wN so ipmnrk that ] 20 10y
Ne lil 10" Aiut fiDn, Am, ~ Hus aud Nnl T.
i'unt- H. = . more inyal % l,~t auI m
m ndahi" ppNt. vpuid POS. 4hlN ~ out
u A. lhe d'.l.y will br 60 ihr wornl
what Tho Vvokiy i-suv has ifpoa since az
advent nto iie metropolis. he leader OF
'Nt my. Mith q I arlrSefc-s brgo ten : IA
SCAR upNaci. ace and a r'v.in-nlfipn 10
SO he rgnt Time 80 h' r.tn3 time. and
Void 80 neither irund nor iof VIII IA
.Nu' Tiea an Wherl'nan W u ,ithor sink o.
swim, WITH The chances yprS favotaDl
i7r ilir latter
". j MorsAn WIN be ,he editor and
l.Ai" Hines MANAGING editor
Tic Special car IN ID. excursion to Gal
weston, fog the uccommclu on OF the
n n..'.r, OF tn4 S'ar wheel club aud their
inond+ was hisly appreciated last sun
day Cais ;.iose Wen. invited to saa,s N
line coach who ceuld be accommodated
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07

Every man should read the advertise
ment of Thomas Slater on page rs Of this
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-07

J'nsie Findlcy Is the champion eirl cow
hoy of the West She Is only !, yenrs old.
Tut as = horse breaker she has no rivals
The -te,ncr sex. she Is a product of Okla
homa. She has lived an outdoor ifc al
ways and the brorcho does not buck that
she fears TO tackle.
On one occasion she rode go miles IN five
Gays and wore out the men who accom-
panied her. Al another time she rode her
pony 4uaO tina North Canadian river when
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-18
TRY THE NEW HECTRCHA|RBRUSH
Mrs. DEMOREST'S

1t prevents the hair from turning
gray or falling out, makes it
grow and cleans the scalp better
than a shampo. Mrs. Demorest
treats the hair by the newest
electrical method. She is the
only one in the city who does. At
Herpolsheimers
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-18

Queen Victoria" Ladies' FdrOrite-
Her MQesty's Perfume. is the most
lasting and perfect Perfume. Ask
iggs' the Druggist" for a sample.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-18
POINTS IN POLITICS

None Of the newspapers told the whole
truth about the Tecumseh convention.
Much Of il was unfit for publication.
L. L. Lindsey. OF Lancaster, and Mr..
Dovey. OF Cass. were selected as district
delegates TO the national republican
convention.
Compro mise didn't go al the republi-
can state conventiop. The four delegates,
John L. Webster, Peter Jensen, Thomas
p. Kennard and George H. Thummell,
were instructed to vote for Mckinley as
long as his name is before the conven-
ton.
The Lindsey episode continues to be
discussed, and all sorts OF opinions are
expressed. The action OF the republi-
can county convention and the district
convention is hsrshly criticised. and the
district delegate from this county is
more conspicuous figure than ever.
Lindsey is only type OF an element
that gets a foothold only where it is
given a foothold: an element that thrives
not by its own virtue nor makes any
pretense to virtue but lives and moves
and comes into power in stealthy, neg
alive fashion, basing its strength on
other mems weakness. The RESPONSE
bility is with the other side, for they
embrace what they might stamp out.
We have dozen intelligent citizens here
in Lincoln, leaders in business. leaders
in society. leaders in politics, men with
families, men with vital interest in see-
ing municipal affairs clean and straight,
who deliberately cater, directly or iDdi-
rectly, 10 the very lowest elements in
the city,-to the saloons, to the corrup
ton Of the suffrage. to the bawdy houses,
to the gambling joints. 1t is these men
who are responsible for the condition of
things. these men who have the shaping
of affairs in their own hands, and they
are worse than the element Lindsey
represents because they know better.
There are hypocritee in politics as well
as in religion and in the final reckoning
these are the men who deserve the pun.
ishment. II there is any justice in the
hereafter these are the ones who will be
the most damned.
II the influence or effect OF this sort
Of thing reached only to stirring up in
dignation in those Who feel as we'll as
make pretense to some sense Of moral
integrity. it might not seem to "our
pushing business men and citizens"
worth while to pay any attention to it.
But the ehe-t does not stop there.
wish the city of Lincoln might some day
wake up to the fact that there is q vital
connection between its behavior in mu-
nicipal Affairs and its material prosper
ity. IT cannot forever cater to the worst
elements and invite capital and immi-
grafton. 1t is hardly reasonable to COM
plain that because we make ourselves
as repulsive to home-seekers as possible
ann establish reputation for financial
indlscretion and loose management. We
do not pursusde people and capital to
come to US. Men and money are neither
Of them as gullible or as inexperienced
as We may think. Especially is it easy
for them to avoid us when we flauut our
banner labeled Expert municipal
vreckers" in their very faces. 1t would
seem to sn uuprejudlced mind that this
Spring would have been q good time to
repent, having tasted the fruits of our
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-18

Spaldipg and Columbus Special BIZ
cycles at Billmeyer 4 Sadler, 1885 M.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-18

just think. three pound cans fresh
tomatoes 25c, at The Alliance store, zoos
p st.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-18

Cheaper than growing, 3 cans choice
peas, 25c at The Alliance store, zoos P
street.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-18

Fine cigars at Kleinkauf & Grimes
drug store, III North 18th st.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-18

A comfortable California trip can be
taken every Thursday at 1870 a. m. in a
through tourist sleeping car, Lincoln to
Los Angeles without change via the
Burlington. Remember this when ar
ranging for your winter trip. Depot
ticket Office, 7th street between p and
@ streets. City Office. corner Tenth and
o streets
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-18

to conduct decent city government we
will have one. Until then we will be
rotten as we are now.
Here lie q resolution passed unani-
mously by the recent meeting Of the
North Nebraska Teachers association
which met at Fremont. April l, 2, 3; and
was published in the State Journal and
other papers in the edition Of Saturday,
April a:
Resolved. That we highly appreciate
the able and appropriate address of our
worthy state superintendent. Henry r.
Corbett. and his deep interest and active
participation in our meetings"
1t is worthy Of note that this serti
ment comes from a convention three
fourths Of whose members were women,
and from the very part Of the state where
the operations of the late Mrs. Notson
were carried on and best understood.
F. w. Collins covered himself with
glory at the republican state conven-
ton in getting through straight McKin-
ley instructions against Thurston's
compromise Mr.. Kennards's dele
cation, compromised many Henderson
men, exhibited the expected boiling ten
dency.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-18

or talked or written about doesn't
amount to much. Whenever the voters
OF the town get ready to be decent and
to conduct decent city government we
will have one. Until then we will be
rotten as we are now.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-18

Good corn. 5 Genus per can at The Al
nance store, zoos p st.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-18

A reform would be q good thing from
any standpoint. But reform preached
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1896-04-18

None of the newspapers told the whole
truth about the Tecumseh convention.
Much OF it was unfit for publication.
L. L. Lindsey. OF Lancaster, and Mr..
Dovey. OF Cass. were selected as district
delegates TO the national republican
CON venfion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-14

ely summer school, com nenling July
g7tu.
& unity treasurer Evan wrlda has
rec I've HbsirscB q university land
I'd in the county nni o. author s1d TO
receive o ymunis from purcHusurs.
Blnfipt, music md speeches, this
evening, will 10 g. ms " tho iuiica.
ti1uH q approval by pDva's citiz7us
VI Bryau's nomination.
Hush Clayton Of this city. @ nalfg8
10 England, haa HcrIafoI Doc inten-
tons 90 btoJme = citizen Of ihu Uaittd
B Hlns.
Tho board Of directors oi the Provo
Wuo'en mills held a meeting yts,sr4uy
lud transacted Routine business.
NJ. 'a1 M-r J. Kulwlicu'. our.
yUar1Id dsugnior iui'la, is tufieflns
from hn ATTACK VI scarlatila.
a daughter has been born 20 NJ.
and Nrs. b. a. KIuF; mother aud child
Boo uOiug VOL.
Tbpps7l.r Of ,ho Fourth wsri hal
a pleasant OuHug today IN Nielsen
IaiE.
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The following business was tram.
mo Cty CuuCI!
a Communication n.m ihe Inter.
national Naiucnuuu OIL flIg LuEIueufa
was receive usang 'ha, tuu dee chigi
DC huihuIE.a 10 ut.tu., auI inviting
trr may "a. cUmuluCu nu4 COM
mitlur .l Co.,. depart nulI 10 pliou tlv
tWuut! .iuuI.h annual convention 60
tho nss1ciutI .u tJ 1a utIH in salt LaAu
cry GA iuu luiu u. August The
chief OF the Nfu department was Hu'
city.
Thu committee ON irrigation report.
O q that 10 "tI umpl1yud J., j., BJJtn 30
IN ttltg IA water Ia P.Og, river otho
gtEulai gsaal mpuuius al cue city.
Report nCrrI tea.
Too committee on streets gnd Hll1ys
pf,uuutul a report recommending that
au uAttn man alu team Do employed 10
run ,uU street sprinkler NJ that q eau
br run Two shifts each day. Report
adopted.
Tue COMMITTEES on streets and ALLEYS
was urged % report anon the matter ui
removing telephone an C.S,t.u Hight
NAANh nun ANN N'NNNA VI hNN NNANNHHH
which had been referred 10 tue CON.
mittec.
Ten dollars was appropriated 20 pay
A, ID. Gish for prosecuting two Guy
cases In the nbsOnCe ui CITY Attorney
WhllocottOr. Mayor H0lbrO9k called
the attention 90 tho council 10 tho fact
that at tho limo Mr.. Cash was en-.
ployol MT. Whituoott0n vas W thai
lime oily attorney hnd u D.
was noct6safy ~ employ any
extra legal service AlE WhiIooolgUn
shouli nave Uugag tuun 6srvic,.
tniH brought oui quite u ditcIssiou la
tcgatu 10 the aiiy attorney hghhwhlcb
waB fuppgsgu 10 nave boon oonoluduI
by tne resignation 81 Nc. Wm,ecOlton
aud the aplJiutmunt uni condemnation
q Mr. KIM at tho las. meeting.
Mayor IA lUIoJk alec called attou-
non o CaI load 90 lumDur which the
committee on Irrigation had bought
ana tuU contract Tor which the mayor
lh0Ight should have been submitted
10 hin, under tho ptovisilua OF tie
city ordinances, no also oouaiIrruI
that the uOmu.itiuo haI paid too muGu
tor tlB lumber sl6 per thousand foot.
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STATE NEWS.


Houniiiul ClirpeE A. usual, BirhOp
Eguu 81 South nouniilul has gwen
cjnsiLernhlo employment 10 the young
folks OF B.uutiful picking straw bef-
rice. At one time when the reason
wha nj it, best he hos twenty-five
hnrds employed who picked az hlqh
ns 200 cases OF fifteen cups each, a day,
trmr Uf the piokcrs making ns much
a. 81 a Jay, getting a cent cup Tor
picking. Last year he picked on tho
.1th Of MAY anu this not until the
middle OF June; this together with the
low price hr says maKua II 90 that he
viii not re- az 90 much profit 90 some
other years. He has about thfec acre
patch.
Brigham City Bugler. Tho Bear
River valley will Ia a few years be one
vast orchard. DR.. Roche will act my
acres to apple orchard next spfiuE; the
Coriune uuuoriuH will furnish the
trees. Thla nursery has tie finest
shaped trees We have seer. 10 u plain
10 bH oeen the next inIuilfy VIII be
canning factories.
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Notes aud Personals.

S.tBiTg. Mum, Newc mb aud Rl 3
OF the Provo Power Dam mpuuy.
cnmo In from Telluride yesterday ana
property. Tlis morning tho Joint
C mmitite APPOINTED by the city C1uu.
"a 10 inves. ga'o the question Oi p0-sI-
Tic danger lIH.l tue erection Of o dam
at tn mcuh Of the canyon had b.
meeting with tho gentlemen at the
hotel Roberts.
Tho hearing before Justice DeAloisy,
OF the libel C1sunguinst Mes8If. Graham
Rld Glove, hangs nrr on account OF
me- failure Of the attorneys 10 got
ready no the same time, The lnst time
~ wac syt Tor was 7Hinrlay. II 10 now
IoiipJnud without date.
The Promoters Of the Bryan rat.fic'.
ton, which was Oh 1I 10 come On lost
oven uf, changed thuir minds and thD
ratification has been pgB.p1uOl till the
return of Hon. d. ", Tburni1u. one OF
.nu mau who helped nominate Bryan.
W. McCallsluE tramr, has been
committed 60 The county lAl 10 await
tho action or the EIuUn district rOuB
ON uhaT.U OF DEMONSTRATING. IL
wont into r. SIC. IL b'ns8n's house 90
American Fork ami took 90 cents an
ID razor
Colonel D,iro ant hla panty how.
como iui0 SttnWburrg valley, ptUsum.
puly with yluw o. looking over route
.ar tho proposed Il. O.. Western branch
rom U'nl valley to Park CITY anu thu
Ashley country.
Mr. Llolla Raymond Of SPRING.
villo has been elected q mentor VI the
ulari NJ school trustees VI that city;
tho OthUg mrmbors nrc Arthur Sou IA.
wick and o, %. Mower.
Professor Griggg, Of the LslauI
Shn'0fi University, viii be one Of tue
tg urerB nj too Bu Ehhm Young aual.
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TnE GREEN BAG.


Assistant County Attorney Nyc e.
CUT iu tue country.
The slate board OF land commissions
era viii meet NJ II u'clgck tomorrow
moTuius 10 hear thuTpp1I OF CDmmIu-
si0ntr RgOfu and L1Ja.i Feuon.
Ceiouia G. Young taday filed suit Orr
tho Third JHlrICt cOuft against Et-
ward a. kr~.,r, Eva b. k.aalCr huI
LIwil %. Ayen Oh pTgmitaOfy uO,c
'ot $1,000.
Marriage licenses were today Issued
10 Che following. George Bentley. %,
90 Portland, Oregon, nuu Hattie Par
kuT 20 Of tho same plnCr; Firl a.,
ClnfE, IS, anu Winiirud Buynou, 10,
Of thia CITY.
A suit on pfomisBory motto Tor 3d..
600 was commenced lousy Ia the Third
dififict court against Edward A, Kehs.
Ter, Eva u, Kcsslrr end a. 4. N. Nc.
Coy. Tho note was given on July 20,
1891, and calls for Interest NJ the rate u
per cont por anuum, principal and
Interest secured by mortgage.
The board Of fugsnls of tho Uni.
vofnity Of Utah Ia GLOW with itH report
10 the laud board on tho sale oiuntvrf.
city lands. The regents hOll $50, 900
~ proceeds from tuch ralrs nuu the
laud board viii tomorrow cOutlter the
AdvisAbility OF resource 10 law % force
an accounting. The uni vtfs.ty board
should have mot youluf4ay, "a. the
only result was "up quorum which
Il getting 70 be- % worn out expression.
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OGDEN.
junction City Items.

II will be- beautiful sight On THUR.
day next A. Lester PARA, when the
Ola Fnlks Aud Battalion boys meet ff
n dny's chIu, mnnt and reunion, nuu
equally iusI iring viii n be 10 tCp
Osion's ladies' working with Loving
heats anu willing hands 10 make 10 In
every respect Whist II IL expected TO be-,
"a dolighuul gathering. The work II a.
tho hands OF committee that IS a
guarantee that everything will 10 like
clock work, and Thursday next will b.
a day 10 be rumrmuefed by all who
visit Lester Park.
Last night Chief Davenport arrested
n mau givlng the name OF II. Dudley.
lilo was suffering from gunahIt
wound and said he was shot by a tramp
north oiFiyePoints ON the Hot Srrlng
road. Two men who nssiatei Duuluy
70 town were also put under arrest.
DR.. CouThy dfeto tho wound which
was through thu lufi thigh. 10 Is not
considered dangerous.
Z. &. BeTringen, JswolCr aud bicycle
dealer, on Twuuty.nuh street, made
an assignment for thr benefit o his
creditors yoslUrdny. T.. i. Morton D.
Assignee. Iho liabilities aTo about
$1,000.
Mfs. Elizabeth Cllman has entered
SUIT Tor divorce from her husband
William COlmau. Cruel treatment,
failure n provide, idIonCeH anu dissI-
Inliou arc the grounds OF tbs gIpligh.
ti0u.
Hattie h. MJQlowan has cntofol
suit q obtain Judgment Tor $4,000 ln.
iufo1t and cCB,a against Cora H. stay.
ner ~ NJ.
The Bryan ratification meeting Will
DO held ON next Fulay evening At the
Grand opera house,
Tho trials u Warner Ward and
Coleman have been postponed until
September.
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A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Carl o. Ncs ram VII No Trtd rr
committing K.p'.

Carl o. Ncs ram VII no Tri,d rr
committing Rap
Carl o. Nostrom, big, bully
Swede who has no pnIiicu. 2
occupation but hangs around town
and fttquents saloong, is NJ present
In the city Jail on what Is now termed
a charge Of disturbing the peace, but
behind which lice more serious and
gTavor ofiensr.
There n n woman In tho cnan and
her name is Mn. Anna Helburg win o
lost her husband by death Auou, Fix
yrafa ago. MIS-. Htlhurg IL u bard.
working, honest, respectable, woman
a. can DO testified to by nll who have
had tho pleasure Of her acquaintance.
Bhu Inns three small children 10 keep
and has been living fgr some time n
the Canyon road, cEing out nu exist.
enco for herself and family by fading
IN washing aud doing other iaborlOus
work.
About three weeks ago the woman
was about 10 move 10 another houie
anu a. sho needed male assistance sns
NAANNA ANHA AHNhAANAA WhN AHNA Inflow
doors from hor 10 help her with hor
moving. IL was about this timo that
tho womau's troubles with this man
commenced aud lac began 10 provp
himself IA lite obnoxious.
About two wunEH ngO when the
woman AMI her children woro wfappsi
In sleep NOstr0m came 60 the house
and succeeded IN gaining ndminslon
NNaW.NF. Nas ftFVIHHs Frwrt HN.. 100 ..-a..
dow, Thm was about y o'clock
10 tho house was followed by
hia going 20 tho vomauIs bedroom
where he realized his vile PURPOSE
under the screams aud ptOtostatlOnB oil
MTs. Heluurg.
AT that time che Intended notify.
Ing The officers and having tile
man arrested, but Tor fear VI
the scandal which ~ won d
bring ulon her anu her children, rhu
concluded 10 let n pass by. Lfst night,
however, the bold aud loW.ived intfu.
der paid another visit 10 the Holbufg
household with apparently tho same
purpose in Wow Lut thb scfpAmB OF
the woman aud her children might.
onod him On, Tor time at least. lt
was ouly for "A snort time, how.
oven aB about o'clock this
morning tho man came back
Hguiu and remained piowung around
Tie house until daylight, when fearing
mo- would arouse the nolghbOrs round.
about hu left.
IhiB Time the woman concluded she
would bear his ylllaln0us Intrusion no
longer aud o. quickly as she CJulu she
repaired 90 The police station anI mott.
TIED the uhlnaiE, which resulted iu
Sergeant L7IuLer I'm aV his mau In
Nuun borg tHaIUlu a...IWArt.
MI-. UuINufg, re VIOLIN, lHn * De-
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showlng oDlerys.
lions nj am. today!
Salt Lake Cily--Bar1metor, 1890,
temperature. ca; minimum, o., wind,
uiheast, ~ miles per hour faiu,
IS ipoh; cloudy.
baker y-Bafomelor, 5000; tenn
puraluTO, o.; minimum, 80, wind,
south, q miles per hour; partly cloudy.
ChoyeunU.-Batomu 2O.S3, tom,
reIalurp, %; minimum, 90; wind,
northwest, 5 miles per hour rain, 20
inch;cluar.
Huluna.-BaTometo 5000; tempefa
tuTc, Us; minimum, SO, wind north,
miles per hour cloudy.
Mice Clty-barOmelrr, .O.6s; tom.
peratute, 70; minimum, 90. wind,
calm; cloudy.
Winuenurci-B Barometer, ~. 0S; tenn.
prralure, %; minimum, 90; wind,
east, lignt; clear.
Idaho barometer, 90 90; tenn.
puTAlufe, 90, minimum, o.; wind,
north, light cloudy.
GonorAl nud local forecast for gJ
hours ending S pm, July ION:
For Utah, fair tonight End Welnes.
day, stationary temperature.
Sal, Lake CITY anu vicinity
iair, stationary temperature
j. n. SMITH,
OtaOrvor Weather bureau.
Today's temperature i0show1 in the
lac smile thermometer given tcl1Wl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-07-14
PROVO.
Legal Matters.

Spauish F0rg city and several Bpau-
Ism Fork irrigation companies nave
commenced contempt PROCEEDINGS
ngainst Llchnnah Hopper, Joseph
Bfuu. age, Alma Pace ana hyfum
Srrln. raInuil- charge du'oudants
win violating ~ ltcrco OF the Flui
!ungial court Of hlay 2Itn, 1880, M
regard 10 mo amount OF water defend.
ANTS uyu uuutlu TO take from spanish
Fork river Hyyum Sterling ha, bsuu
uiluJ 10 appear Uu,oIU tue court On tue
la!u Go show cause why me- should not
o.. punched for contempt.
|Nu un.u 90 California Wine %. We
l., G.. DaHTins cl OF mas boon ulsmlssed
NiHn ui plaintiff attorney.
The blnl %, Joseph h.. e Ok, who
..4aul uut guilty % an Information
afglug abUrH1 last SalurIny, was
neI 900 s,lJ tU 5l,1UJ by Judge
d, MI rIuH ,uyu u.ad tuo bOuu.
yr0u LsyuauEu ban. Va VIM. T..
Do den ct Judgment i0r plnnlil
..au. Cos sBlUJI, $50 atlgTuuy's
10. aud ugb,.