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court hasss iis decision, guarantees a
right VI appeal In certain cases, but
does not restrict the LEGISLATURE from
granting appeals In other cases.
6. The Consultation does not In ex.
pfois iefms OF by necessary Implication
restrict the Legislature from gfAnting
sppeals from temporary lnIunciiOns.
10 was merely the intention OF the
trainers OF ths Constitution 20 restrict
the Legislature from takiug away the
right Of sppeal In vi CAGES Of hnAl
Judgments In thu district courts.
We submit herewith n brief Of our
points anu additional authorities, and
AK that the bfiei heretofore presented
by ne upon this question may be con-
sidered A. paTt Of the brief accom-.
panying this petition and A. supple.
monlal thereto.
RiuuARDs a RICHARDS,
Attorneys TOT Appellants.
1, Ffanklia 4. Richards, one Of the
attorneys Tor tue appellants In the
above entitled action, certify that In
my opinion there IL good reason to BE-.
lleve the Judgment VI tho court fled
In said aetion u erroneous, anu that
the said csusc ought 10 BE- fe-eKam.
lned. FRANKLIN =. RICHARDS.
We concur.
Dick,ou, Elli. 4 Ellis,
Williams, Nsu CYtt a Sutherland,
Marshall Il Royir,
Powers, X raup q Lippman,
kaWlins a Crilcniow,
Brown, hsniefsOn q king,
&. =. Varian,
w. q. Han,
Chas. q. Dey,
Frank Pierce.
The brief by Msssts. Richards 4
Richards, which accompanies this
petition, clearly shows the error OF the
court, aud that II originated In apply.
Ing 10 the Utah State Constitution the
same fule OF construction that IL ap.
piled 10 the Constitution Of the United
Blatsa. The rule In constituting n slsle
renttiiution IL 10 c0ncsdo % the state
Legislature all authority which " not
expressly Withheld by .,s constitution.
But In constituting the national ohsr.
ter. Congress IL allowed only such
authority as IL expressly, or by ntoss-
satJ Implication, conferred by u.
The brief ela0orately discusses the
subject, aud bears the following On.
dofaumenG
Fully c1neurTing In the principles Of
law expressed 10 tue foregoing petition
and IN the brief on this point hereto.
lore filled by the attorneys TOT th. APP
pellanls 10 this case, We respectfully
loin In this petition, and ak that 10.
hearing be granted Ia this case, that
counsel Tor appellants may have an op.
portunity 10 preeent this question fully
20 the court IN oral Argument, aud thai
we may be- allowed 10 Join therein IA
amlci cui %
Dicksup, Ellis 4 Ellis,
Wiiiaus, VanCstt a Sutherland,
Marshall a Royis,
Powers, sirhup a L. ppmsr,
iawlins a CHlouiow,
Brown, htnirtGn & King,
q. 4. VariaB,
w. q. Hall.
CnM. q. hey,
Ffank Pierce.
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MINOR MENTION.

The Sunday School Union meets on
Monday cvening nj 1880. In the Four.
;eenth ward assembly hall.
The many friends Of Sister Helen
Mar whitney will to panied 10 learn
that she IL very M, ami this aitsfnou o
was reported to be In critical o5ndi.
ton.
Tho death Of George Judd, q former
empiuye Of the City Railway com.
pany, occurred al the III. Mark'a hoe.
pital lsst evening. Typhoid fever was
the ailmsnt.
Mt. aud Mrs. John MOuntfcfd who
stood tial In the police court yesterday
aitotnO0n on charge OF grand
lafcsuy, were discharged. Justice
Wengtf did not think tue evidence
lufiiciont 10 Justify holding the age
couple, hence bis order freeing them.
Yesterday Mayor Ol.ndinning PAT.
donsd Harry Parker and John Fotd,
who we're serving sentences. Justice
Wengsr and Dr. Daily fscommsn dsl
the pstdont. Ford IL suffering from
an ibeurable disease aud IaIkeT IL an
opilsptic. Both have promised 10
leave tue city.
a man named l.. Smart, who lives
In Eat MIL Greek, WIS on his way
home last evening, riding on a hay
rack. Near Ninth South nd Fourth
East streets bic wagon " as struck ny
street car, anu paflislly demolished.
Smart wss thrown Violently 10 the
rf0und anu the team tan away with
tue remains Of the wagon. lie was
not seriously hufi.
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delinquent on personal property, excepl
when the real osiata 10 liable therefor,
W selxuie ami sale Of any personal
property owned by the ceiiuqueni.H
Sec. l25 oil tue same act.
"On payment of the price hid for any
personal properly sold, tho delivery
thereof with a bill Of sale vests tue
liile thereto 10 the purchaser" Section
l20 VI the same act.
That . mortgagu is properly ana sub.
Jsot To taxstion there eau DO no ques.
lion, when ~ addressed.
II will be observed II IN these pro.
Visions OF the law, that the TAX thereon
has the force Aud effect Of an ekecu-
tlon duly levied against all OF the
pefsJual property VI tue delinquent
| think tue law would authofiEe
the treasurer 10 thku Into his
possession the mortgage 20 taxed, and
under the provisions " sections ig8
anu l25 fcll the same % public auction,
pfoviued the owner OF tue mOrtgage
was net the owner OF real estate, In
which case the tax wOula be lion
againet tho real eslats aud he could
proceed 10 sell the fsal estate In tAlli.
faction of The taxes on IN mortgage,
Asto your second question, "Haa
tue county oommitslOnsfe, under tue
law, the night 10 charge school die
ulcis with the collection Oi special
school tnxes3" permit me TO soy that
know OF 40 provision In the pfeseat
law when will autboflzs suci =
charge.
have tho honor to DO,
Very respectfully your,
A. q. Bfauof,
Attorney Geuet.l.
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defendant he was robbed by him OF .
valuable diamond ting worth about
sl25.
From the testimony adJuced al the
hearing It would appear that . cfowi
OF railroad news agents were out
atoun1 the town haviug good time
yesterday. They were drinking end
gambling during the day and In the
evening Laird Hnd McNair retifeJ
together In q room In The Culmef.
Kennel building on First South street
They went 10 bed about $3.50 O'Clock
snd were pretty much Intoxicated nj
the time. 81 NAir sw0te iton his
slumbsr about ~ o'clock, ana, nhding
that his ulamonu was gone, he accused
his beu-mato OF having stolen II.
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Railroad Noies.

Two hundred txouTaionisls from
Provo and other points N Utah county
came IN ever toe Union Pacific thie
morning. Most OF them are Interested
IN tue cute me VI tho football gene
between tho Is, Y. Academy and tho
Senior eleven " the University,
which Ok place this Afternoon. A
special train will leave here for the
south At ll-S0 this evening.
The Union Pacific announces n rate
Of s2.a5 to Brigham CITY anu return,
10 these who 10 hunting near tue
mouth OF Bear liver.
MsssIs. Bancroft aud Burlsy OF tho
Union Pacific left Tor Boise last even.
ing.
q. w. Craig, U. +. agent At Provo,
IL In the city.
q. II. Course, U. T.. freight agent AT
Ogden, was In SAT- Lake today.
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COMPLAINTS ABOUT LIGHT.
Ihey arc Numerous aud Generally
Well FOUNDED.

Chief ID wine VI the fife department,
who IL Inspector OF street lights, sAys
that within tho Last three or four
months moro complaints about poor
lighting service have been filed with
him by citiEens, than during bis Gu.
tire term OF ofiics previous. Most Of
these complaints ate well founded.
The lights arc either extinguished or
20 dim as not to serys their purpose.
In some instances, however, citizens
complain about lights not being
turned on when under the moon.
light schedule, they ars not
required 10 be. He has authority 10
order lights turned on, however, In
the full u the moon should the night
DO cloudy.
He has often examined the meter at
the substation Of the Big Cottonwood
company, and nearly always has
found ~ showing plenty Of power;
though there have been times Whsu,
owing 10 some accident, this has moi
been tho case. He says one cause VI
the poor service IL Ia tho distributing
apparatus, which IL net As well adapted
10 tho power Of tho Big Cottonwood
company ~ u was 10 that OF the old
company. He intima,ei that, In
his opinion, there were other causes,
but Of them he declined 10 speah. Hu
Gays complaints by oitizsns died with
him will tend 10 Improve the servloe,
Us he will promptly look into them.
lie hA, nothing 10 no with any except
street lignts paid Tor by tho city.
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To-day Judge Rtohis made the fol.
lowing orders IN the equity division OF
the ThIrd district o1uri.
George X. rhaekery Va Belle
Bahten; leave given until Monday,
Nov. 10, 10 Mo an amendment answer.
Joanna w. Hieks vs. Agnes Ed.
wardt; publication OF summons %.
defe1.
5. Hays vs. The TiSrhAn Gold Min.
ing company; order for Issuance u
nOtice 70 lien holders.
4. J. Lyman w James Hilton OF al;
set Tor trial on Tuesday, Nov. ~.
German Savings anu Loan society
W l., T.. Kelsey demurrer 10 com.
plant oveftulsd aud ten days allowed
Tor answer.
Isaac Hnutsr W Gee. Busby OF 81;
on trial.
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A GRAVE QUESTION.
Alleged Error BY tho Stet, Supreme
Court In a Ruling.
or GREAT INTEREST TO LAWYERS.
strong Array OF Legal Tain support
ing a Petition for a
Rsh,arlbg.

...
some umsaso' IN 80 ao''on '''Ne 49,,
the norm ROM Nons'''uA.si 10,
hon company p'-'n''n' sun w - -
ana "a" LAKE OAus' u''np.us'u ','.',-,
ANS penu'nE w he i"", u'' ,
oou''' mess" N'oha'u. "
representing 'ne piain'ns' ny. ~
temporary inlun0'on' Nn,'u 'u .N.'
Wh oNottuie'' f'o" 'ne '"i'"s wy
Ing the temporary injunction An ~
neal was taken 10 the Htnte Supreme
~,
,-,t a.. 49,. .a,,t
On INC hes"nk :" Wv '-'",
the attorneys Tor the JeienuAnt op-
Isc.ed 10 the Jurisdiction OF the court
,.,o,nd that .,,..i. fran, n dis.
-. -, .,utd
ulo' 70 'he s'sto oupi'"e oo''' 800
be taken only ifom hnal luagmehl' ~
the State oonttitution did not Authof-
n, ,ueh appeals. THIS objection was
$500, ,,,, ,,..nr..t, ,s,,i..od
The late, ruling oco,sioned con.
.,.....,. .a....., -. n,.n,h.,s a,
a.. h., and anna of the more
.,,a, :, ,s.n wh.n tb.y
piotnihoh VI '"s"i
learned that Messfs. Hohsros
and Richards were preparing
n brI.f in summit of a petition for q
Te.h.Aring, bsksd TO be allowed 70 Join,
which Request was feadily gfAh'oli
hence q remarkably strong array Of
I.s.l ,.l.p, an ,uppoft Of tho p,tition.
-, -, - 80. hn, IN.
othein would have lolnesa, pus on, NJ
humpsf "ho wv WIS so"''''N
lou. ~, ~ ,h.
hststoioIe, IN on ~
vsstetn s.s's, HpPsAs nav 'a'n ,,,,
rulings py ,ns Ivrs. Voui. ~ 49,
matters ~ ApplosuOns ~. .eu
inlunolion' pondlng me nh.I ao,sr'
minauvn o. ~ sououi su
fahnk ~ we an sup'.u'e oV 49,,
fevolnuonlLou .his piAouo' nenos w
great ln..ios'oh '"o p"" " '"''
OF the oai. 49,.
Following 10 tue peh''oh LOT = 'oAi'
ins'
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Obstructing the Sidewalk.

Fred 5'mplord, willism q. Waters.
George w. RieEneyer AMI J. Nc
Donald were before Justice webgor
todsy charged with obstruotlnE the
sidewalk. The defendants, It appears.
neglected 10 sweep Oh the sidewalk In
irInt OF their respective pisces OF buti-
meas nj tho time required by law,
hence their arrest. Mcdonald Wa
nned 81, while sentence Was suspended
Ia tue other cases.
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Students Society.

La,t evening was "Longfo' low
nighW q, the LAtlet-jAy sAinls' col.
lsge Sludent.' society. The exercises
were we'll rendered. After the cougr,.
CATION Sang tho hyma, oye noun.
tai M. h, Brother Fred THOMPSON
Il red prsyoL Brother Levi YsunT,
PRESIDENT Of the society, then ann unosd
tho subject Of the evening. He ssid
that u was the intention 10 study
some OF the American poets this win.
tef. Tue pr0grsm ~ announced la
Thuisisy's NEWS was garfield out.
Boneuionon was offered by Brother
uyfum Por,ur
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Microseopical Society.

The Mier scopleAl Society Of Utah
held a very interesting two hour
session iAsl ovening. Df. MsaehRm's
lecture on tho litoltgy Of the blood
with exhibitions OF various Instruments
nsei TO examine the bio d, aud Pot.
Wnltlng's lecture on various earth
worms were very interesting and ~.
slruutiye. Tho usual exhibition Of
slldes followed, ami several new Appli.
cations Tor memborship were pro.
scented.
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css.lon Of carriages to tn, Salt L.ks
cemetery.
THUS this faithful Iione,t ha Rou,
10 jim the goodly company Of iht
blee who have preceded her, 10 enjoy
the sweet ust Of the IOsi aud prepare
Tor the glorious rosurr oil n morn
when those who are ~ Christ shall
come forth TO inherit the % varj that
Ia prepared for them. The memory oil
the pure in heart Il biesseUi
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The rabbit hunt 70 Cedar Fort on
Thanksgiving day under TIE aus pices
OF tho Union Pacific, 10 assuming
stupcndous proportions and the indica-
Iisns are that n vast ooncourse Of
jhooters will take advantage Of tho sx.
curslon. Competitive parties arc being
otganiz q and tho "thootn a. a whole
will DO made all the more interesting
thereby. Toe railroad people viii
make ample accommodations for
bringing back the slain VI both classes
and ara doing oil la their power 10
make tue outing enIoysble Tor all. IL
all probability the rabblts will be dit-
lfibulel among the poor Of this city.
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon and WJOmiug
stations.

Weather reports showing obsSrvA.
tlous at 3 AM. today
Salt Lake City.-Barometsf, 3O.25
tempefaiurS rs; minimum, 81, wind,
southeast, lghti clear.
Baker Cily-Barometef, $3.50, tenn.
peratute "; minimum, ~; wind, south,
8 miles per hour; rain .ol inches; patty
cloudy,
Cheyenne Barometer, 1890; tenn.
perature, a.; minimum, IL; wind,
west, II miles per hour; clear.
Helcna--BAfomote ~ rs; tempsfa.
ture, %; minimum, ~; wind, south,
70 miles Per hour, clear.
Miles Clty-BAromeier, g0.70; tenn.
perature, IS; minimum, 80; wind
southeast, ~ miles psr hour; Tsln,
trace. clear.
Havrv -Baromotsr, 2s.Os; tempera.
tuTe, 4; minimum, Il wind, norlhwest,
miles per hour; rain, Il. .,,s; snow.
winnsmuooA - barometer, sole;
temperature, 80; minimum, 80; wind,
south west, 3 minB per hour, clear,
Idaho Falls-BATomsler, 8Ol4. tam.
perAiurs, A.; minimum, "a; wind.
southwest, . mites per hour; cloudy.
General aud local forecasts 10, al
hous ending y pm, Sunday
For Uiahi Fair, warmer tonight and
hunuAy.
Salt Lake CITY and vicinity. Fair.
and stationary temperature ionightAnd
Sunday.
J. II. SMITH,
Observer, Weather bureau.
BAIT LAKE Cry, Utah.
TodAyh temperature 10 shown In the
fac smile Thermometer given below
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STOCKS Ann nAnKnrs.


Nrw iong, Nov. A-stock maftst opened
strong and active A. Eaius OF ahsrp frAeuuna
m tutcfuauonals and loW priced shares The
advance Wa stimulated BY higher London
quota ions tnd local covering tn anticipation
Of a favorable hank statement
fronttakinF ~ tradefa Influenced tho con.
ceHsiuna bat Tho Losses were trivial aside from
sugar which yielded point Inc market a.
n O'Clock vas rAilyinE nhHfply Ia antlo paiion
81 . favorable bank statement starch fret
preferred, was conspicuous Tor jump Of pcr
Gems 10 %.
the nnai hour, priees moving Ifrorulaf within
narrow range some real Hiuouf were noted
following The publication OF the bank tate.
ment whirl showed en- Increase m each u
fiat1tsl 9 inerease IN deposits Of US sitpiu
and an increase Of the LEGAL reserve Of 500
80. Tue closing was heavy al unimportanl net
change.
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Toe new dances aiottst Nv an.
Ma onal A1oc'ation Of Muts, !,
D.neing,csn be obla ned At Lsndfum,,
School, Arcade block, Main Sire
They are the only teachers In The sl,,,
ah1 are PREPARED e. Instruct IA N.
above dances TOT 'e0.'07. Oihsf, NAV
claim TO have u ON, but ash ihsn u
produce tue works anu you viii apt
they viii iail. (ruey are laughIt /,
hast alton teaches ohly.l
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STATE NEWS.

Fillmore Progress; The Fillmore
roller mill had 4 breakdown with lie
machinery during the week. and on
this ocount hes been shut Town for
sevofsl dayG We are Informed that 10
will open up again In about ten days.
.....A Republican was yelling for Nc.
Kinley after hearing the election news
when Democrat sali, "yeli, dufn ysi
We havn't recovered set from our
hoafseuess " four year. ago.
Tue publication Of The Utah Undue.
ifialist has been Suspended till next
spflng.
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Do you want % snlni n day a, "A,
mouth Of Bear rivei7 | fso you can lss,.
SAT- Lase on III, 0tando wtsls,s
tran ht 1875 y. M. reaching the luti.
Ing grounds IN time fot the rvshlts
shouting; yen can leave salt tAis
cry al ll;fo y. m, fgtchlng ibs
grounds inr tho m fnlug tho0tisr.
Rate 1915 from Salt bshe City g. M
mouth OF Hear river IN return. Cal
on 1. A. Benton, No. 10 West seolbl
3 uih street, Tor Particular.
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Sunday School Union.

The regular meeting OF tn. oflesr.
and teachers Of tho Sun lay schools OF
this Stake will DO held In the Four.
teen,h ward assembly rooms on Mon.
day evening next, Nov. 10, 1898. NJ
1iSJ pm. Representative from the
four departments Of each school In the
Stake are expected To b. present.
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GRAND LARCENY CHARGED.
Fred Laird gu Irtal for Robbing Ills
Bsd.Mate.

Fred Laird was on trial In tho polio,
court Al press timo on acharge OF grand
larceny, He was arrested last evening
st the insligatlon ofo. q. McNsir, who
alleged that while sleeping with the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-11-14

In the oHminal court to-day several
offenders faced Judge Hiles and were
disposed OF as follows
Peter Christensen was ordered 10
appear on Monday aud plead to =
chafse Of robbery.
George Douglass, held under q
charge Of burglary, pleaded not guilty
and Attorney n. V. Jones was Ap.
polluted to defend him.
jesse Johnson, also charged with
burglary, pleaded guilty ami will be
sentenced ON Monday.
james Cullen pleaded not guilty 10 q
charge Of burglary AMI David ID,
Tewksbury was appointed 20 defend
him.
Augustus Willis and John II. Rich.
ards pleaded not guilty to charges OF
burglary and petit larceny and Morris
Sommor Will d-ieud them.
Joseph w. Plefrounet appeared 10
answgr 10 u charge Of assault with In.
tent 10 commit murder aud pleaded
rot guilty. NJ. ~. Kaighn appeafsd A.
PietfJnneps defender.
Frank sweet ami Charles Whitlook
were arfaigned on q charge VI grand
larceny. Tue charge Ia the case Of the
first dsiundAnt wa. changef 10 petit
larceny and be pleaded guilty, Mon.
DAY being set for hla sentence. Whit.
lock will plead 10 the greater accusa.
tion on Monday.
The trial o. David FfAuEhion was
set tor Thursday neat.
LANAI "a IA mr. anH afAaRa
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NOTICE ~ nlnkhl GIVES THAT AT A
Der ifth, it|a, an assessment q ATTY cents ~
share wa levied on the capita tiocl " NJ
rofpOfa uon, payable 20 the secretary. ~ ~
The 18Th day OF December is9l and thti ~
ftncE upon which THE assessment maf feuat
unpaid on that day will ~ delinquent 80
Adssrissd fuf sale AZ publit suction, and %
los D. yment l. made before will hr cold 10
the iiih day ~ January. isyi, n iiam,Muf
routh Cottonwood Ward liouse, 20 pay he o.
linqurnt assess mem. together With ne cdit y
advertising And expense q SAFE,
A. W. hnOWS,
secfstau.
once Al residence in south Cottonwood ii,,
eiuet
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Wouau's Suffrage.

Tho regular meeting o. the w. :. A.
will DO held Tossdey al 1880 p. m. q,
the womane Exponent Office, room
2lS Constiiu ton building.
KATE 6ROysBECR, Prost.
CASSIE Z. NEwMAN, 5se'y.
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Judge Street made tho following
ordsTst day In the civil cour.
State W William Lewlf; Prosecution
requests Affaignment anu defendant
objects; continued fof Que week.
Thatcher Bros. Banking company
We J. q. kimbaii Of Sl; Nov. ism act
Tor answer.
UfbAn Pickari ct nj We Heller J.
Grant & Co.; demurrer 10 complaint
Withdrawn and twenty usys allowed
ioT answer.
Frazier a Chalmers Va Cfsnt;siay OF
iorly days granted la whioh to prepare
anu serve statement on motion for a
new trial
Fiut National Bank Of Dead W ood
W George q. kidder Of oil; dismissed
A. TO defendants w. l.. Price and J.H.
ClayA
w. q. Larsen, assignee, W. Henry
Deuhaltsr et a.; demurrer to CON.
plAiat ovefIuled and ten Gays allowed
tor ansvef.,
The Altman company Va John n.
Bfscap; rvmi1ti1ur " iusiios's court
Ordersd.
Geyser Mining company Va Bank Of
Salt Lake. all motions continued as set
tor NV. %.
W. J. Gilbert st oil VA J. ii. Bacon 81
al; motion 10 dissolve attachment con-
tinued 10 Nov. IS.
Aaron keyssr VI Jests Ayleil; de.
murfef TO complaint argued anu over
ruled anu ten days allowed 10 answer.
Charles BAekmau vs. Peoples For.
wafding company; i've days aduilIgu.
al allowed 10 amend complaint.
q. Il. PomeToy Va q. ID. Amos;
judgment Tor 1854 allowed, plaintiff
waving all other demands undeT.t hs
complaint.
VIM. ). Berry W Sslt Lake City; de.
murfer TO complaint Withdrawn Ana.
defendant allowed twenty days 70
aBawef.
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DRESS GOODS.

Here are bargains that will
sell themselves on sight, dou.
BILE width Cheviot mixed Dress
Goods, In the best dark colors,
worth 1Sc a yard, only........
20 inch Fancy Dress Goods,
newest Fell colors, good ar.
iiele at 55c, ior.-."...........
3s.inch all wool Novelty
Sultings, our6se and Use goods
a large assortment to select
lrom, to close at.-.. -.",....
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Judge Hiles took up the matter OF
selecting a nav grand Jury q iuvesil.
gate tho Bank OF Salt Lake al .its n
connected with the BAoons and Hol.
lands anu the examination was pro.
oseding tubs afternoon.
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hhrhet
v..,,x.. oai'a'N No, H.
tofu-- NOV. WHt hoe Hsr
oats-Nuv. IT, lee. ial
orH- oV. aud be. a.l
lAfu-Noa and ncr .slm
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Bargains in our
POPULAR CLOAK ROOM.

For Monday We offer Ladies'
Black Kersey Double Capes
with Velvet and SoutAehe
Braid edging, large storm col.
lar. A splendid 5000 Cape, "a ~
VIII 20 this week at............"pf.OO
Ladies' new rough soft Che.
viot Box Front Coats, with
velvet collar aud turn back
pointed velvet cuffs, a $500 oE
garment This week lor."".p r. 20
silk Plush Capes, full sweep
handsomely braided and bead.
ed with fancy or plain silk lin
ing, Tibet edged. A hand.
some fIo.oo garment Thisne EO
week ior... ."..,........."...-. pO.OO
Ladies Flanneletie Wrap.
pers IN good dark colofs hand.
some printed designs, lull skirt
and Vatican back, our great 7e
bargain or............".-....., fOC