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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31
TIN 1881 STRIKE !
RlIrO2d Emp Dyes Should R R.ad
and then Act Wisely.
LmilyItS Showing Mr.. FerguSSon'S
Stand in the Cases.
tItron Defended the FmrloyeS without
Pay Or consideration.
vorE FOR Your FRIEND.

Herewith ntr ruhlI-h"d the ollclal rr
ntl- I'd ,lr thlIrual casr-. growing out
Ia ib' hlltral -ttj.r ia Juh. i~lI IN
Na NrNirH AMI ~ "hlrh II H. trfgu,
.lNt- the pall -. ~ TT th' govern.
n,nt and iur the r,-yruilpu ul strikers
vl u tatf"n VS. attorney irf d,frud
Nj. NJ" santa trlI,,urt court rd-r.
s,huIt ANY pay arI Withuu, lor. amt
.mpN hrcal,r hr lrliNrd that the men
aatgi with r"ut'mpl uf court Wrtr not
klln aud hrAu,r hrl-H iflrni ul the
hlunlg urn.
lcllu- are stronger than words and
.~,i. .,tuug,r than pala,rr
trfsu--un nuW goes ulnu, the country
|rliu! lpr railroad mru'- VOTES. making
b. Ju'a- prumi,r- AMI I-',iug ~ thr
|hsul l the railroad mau. lnl>,I for
b irr %" dih the NrtN hr-t hr rnull tu
Eui 'h"uI 9" llr rrultrullaN. have them
~ 'trlr places aui luli,ri all -urt, #
k4.i.|u "u ihrm.
The ,Uurl frr"r.'- arr mns 2. Mt tn,
y y lnN hr acted AMI u,M ,atrpu artrl
4, ihr-'' occasions.
ii'rr i III" ull'lil rrtrrI. oh-,9lfr. h,.
l.. Ia" official. are !urull To- Fer
,~ %. hrt plalu rnrug', tu show that hr
y -rr tel AMI dll all h" r"uld against
c.h,' 81 mrn ,r n"W ASH lur votes.
y ibh L. Il ra,fnu stool hl them IN
t,f hour 81 need, dli IL" best lr ruud
y sA,r the ca-" against thrm dismissed
D. fought for them. INSISTED uu the
B.iu-; punishment the courts would
-ci hud the easiest penalty II Wh- po~
b.. 90 'htaln.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

London, urt 81 correspondent nj,
~" lhilN Ihr"nlrI" rdhl"- that III the
r"ur,,' "f frnnk ruu,rr.at,ru. chairman
lnnr-, II th d,m""tat,c national com.
min"", admitted that Ia, inIlral,on-
poiu I" Illinois going tor Nck 'nl,l,
hlll s-,rTtri that the stat. wa- not r..rII
tlai 90 d,rnrctatir -urrrs~.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

iuN-. N,rD \ +. II. SIr AMY
Defendants are charged with contempt
lnt refusing I" taxi" their trainS out. II.
u FIUt --uN prosecuted cha Magg
VA" found guilty II contempt l., thu
court ani -'nt"nrrd tn tiii'rn lays ~ the
county jail ani served his fun term.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31
AIulN - NEw MF\Iru. /
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h. .. 2su. L. = CN.l pu.k,,D
I,'m >nll,.
p iv.N ".
L. b" lllNrtKtrK, v, Contempt,
VbIl, j. II. rnuM,~.
.ur how the said plaintiffs hy their
~ attorney, II. h. fER,r ~-uN. Esd.
4 LN"S Ia" court tO strike from the
\ " 'hl' court the answers 0f the ~.
Sn'' ani each II them illled In this
lor the reason that the said AL.
sr not verified by the allldayits ~
y "hi"nts. and the court after ar
y" II counsel denies the motion.
I..r 2el ~amr Cappuu)
,,c.m"S said plaintiffs hy thrir spe-
swfh"!, II, II. tllVnl l~-uN. Esd. aud
~ We court Tor leave tO Tile intrrrOg.
~ ~ dlf"ried 10 said defendants, aud
~~der that defendants answer such
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31


rrpfnarh upon iIuIr teacher.
NnI ~ NMtKI,N IuW N,kINItl
iuhii' 'hu"i IurtI. WHO kuuu = Ihtug
80 iNr Nnuut ruittus
YESTERDAY VII f. VI NHl"f-"lI. of o.,
IMri Ntd ,r'rpl. wishing tu .l,r IN,
pup.- II th" -INtl grade Hu rNrtrl-, lu
rUu,u.ltlri. iitrciri zach ui them tu
MT, What hr ~ .h' knew ahu.n the
"l". t'nu iNr D,uit l. -AII H. have. ia.,u
Iruhi khl,, lu many wA3,, and iIH tIl
w y T. Ifr.ruiitNr. who Wa laNufrd with
4 gl!mp>r ul 4 uumhrf ui the Iaprf-, rau
,u ,ru tor the surprising facility ui ~
pt"-- i'u hud ArruIhrN ~! statement lh IT,.
~
vi huul reception. t'r~" L. year uld~
manifested a range ui Information un
ih- tuf"nIr-i question ui III" diN W lrh
argues exceedingly Well Tor the lutrlu
gone" ut ia" voter ~ the future. Hui the
Idtil-an Spirit rNlhcri Indicate, that III.
turr electoral contests are tu lack moth.
iug ~ Z"al.
lhr following hfr Alr uuplrr Of thr
PAPER,
IlF,TIpN.
The coming election will De- the most
interesting one that there has been luf
YEATS h,calI,r II l"cidr- the great qilr-
tiou ~ Tree silver ur gold Tor coinage IT.
thr nlt'Ni states, he two prominent
nominees fot pt"~i tent this YEAR are Nm.
D. Bryan. from \,hra-ka tot silver. and
VIM Mckinney. from OHIO. for guli.
Brlan l. the youngest lran ever nominal
rd Tor pre- lirnt II hp were two wears
Younger he cnuli not hr president hr
rHus" Nuu have H. l." b. and hp l. 81,
'hluk BRYAN l. ia' hr-i man lrraiI-,, H.
l. i"r silver. and will pas n silver hll II
hr i elected"
bear Teacher. thought | would
write u f"w lines amt tell lnu all about
IA" presidential election. ! hope you ARE
Is fun hlHnlri gold hug. Al gud kmrf.
lrar- NJ" goli bugs. u You ARE "A gold
tug You Will Nut" for gold, aud II You at
silver hug you viii vote for silver. NJ
Ia" men are gE'h hat ! like Ncklulry ia"
hest. ! hop" yon like him ~ we'll ~
do
When IA" pa.~r- Were finished. each
author wa- permitted H. read his pthur
tlnn, AMI then thu fun hrgan. W snon"r
hhd Il young dryuter IL the white turtaI
a~~rftd that the sucre-s ~ MrkinIrN
would RESULT in making the Tich man
richer, than n +iaunch Young -uuui m"ury
advocate l. on his feet ani with nt.hlng
r'r- dru aning To know How the rirh
IIau can hr made richer aud The p,r,t man
not become richer too" unr littlr man
with vrr, level head. -Agrly rruaft.
that BRYAN has been tu the most par
alii gets the frwrst Votes ani MrklnlrN
ia. l,pu Ia thp fpuust tlip,. n,I tf,t. tI,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31
Zig Interest.

New York. uci. ~ Muury uu call. very
camille paper, nominally TO-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

lnt"rt"gAtuflr- under oath, aud the court
after argument NJ counsel drnlr- the
motion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

pld Time b-mo'rsts
on Monday aitrrnron, Mr--rI v. r..
Dame. ~ Ierrillo4, AMI v H. ChiIdrrs. of
Albuquerque. wired t0 some Of the sound
m0nr! democrats of this city a. arrange
for n meeting, and notwithstanding the
hre'ity Of the notice on the same evening
II g"si sized audience was present. Both
gentlemen made very instructive speech.
~ which were listened a. with marked at.
tent!on. and many theories of the free
silNeriteS were expI~,'d ~ bali headed
fallacies. v. T.. Dame Is the nominee u
the simon pure democrats of this terri.
tory for delegate Ia congress aud although
he dOaS not expect IL he elected. ~ he
said, yet his race il tn be run a. show
that besides the republicans 'here a.p
others here who believe Ia sound money,
~ do the old time democrats. and that
this territory il not given over into the
rnemy's hands Las Vegas Republican
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31
fIr.t Loan


New York, oct 81 The first loan this
morning was tl,nIo at ~ prr cent
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

t..t'H' 90 J . T. .
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-10-31

Mrs. 4, d. whit-on, who hal an opera
ti0n performed on Ter the other iay, !.
reported doing nicely, and will he up aud
around In few days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-15
REPLY 10 SIR vAmAS's.

The Mayo ALEC replied 10 tho rcsis.
nation OF Mr. Nsr'sn, rendered few
days ago, u ne lowing lotteu
Hon. G.. =. Narlan, Ciiyi
My BOAR Sir-i am In focoipt VI yodr
letter u the nh Inst, In which YOU ton-
der your resignation AZ mcmbor NJ the
board " police aud ire commissioners.
sincerely regret that circumstance.
have arisen which seem 10 require tho
severance Of your official relations, aud
beg 10 assure you that, while accepting
your resignation With reluctance, high.
~ appreciate tho valuable services YOU
have rendered tho city IN a member
OF tho board,
Very respectfully yours,
JAMS GLESntNNiNu, Mayor.
This leavoe tire board with my two
membefs-Nlossfa Conn aud Noble
AMI NJ the vacancies were both cfUa od
by the Mayors Rppolutees, ~ viii stand
that official In hauI 10 1il thcfu, which
he viii druhilnss do before vfty lpur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-15
ROLLER FLOUR MILLS
Now Bslns Erected 10 Cedar City,
Iron County, Utah.
GREAT GRAIN GROWING DISTRICT.
Heavy u llrerlcs Of Cattle in the sou h
ira Part Of ths Slait-Rapg
In Good Condition.

a gentleman Just In from the south
ern part Of the State informs the NEWS
that In Cedar CITY, Iron county, roller
iiour mills are being put in-lhe fret
that have ever been erected there. The
machinery Tor the mills IL now being
shipped from Milford aud their cen.
sttuotion will therefore be completed
Ia hut short ilme.
This exceedingly fno grain distficl
should have had such mills long ago,
but circumstances which could not be-
very we'll overcome, prevented their
erection until now, Now that their
erection ana completion 10 assured,
however, southern Utah will begin 10
show llaoli, especially In the matter Of
sending 10 tho market choice grades Of
home manufactured Hour
At present heavy deliveries Of cattle
arc being made In the south aud Pres.
ton Nulter, Lessee OF tho straw berry
Valley country Ia gathering heavy
droves throughout Kane anu Garfield
counties, on his way north u make
shipments 10 the East ana 10 tho
Straw berry range.
ID. 4. ssundefa, the we'll know cat
tie man, has alsl buen In this south at.
tending TO deliveries. He will com.
menco shipping ON his fall contracts
about the first OF the month, sending
the stock both notth aud east.
The ranges In Southern Utah are In
good condition throughout, And as
cattle have been driven oil tor tue past
two VI thtte Year,, there have not
been enough left ~ eat down the gfasf.
On the Canaan ranch tue grass can DO
mown, there N aucn an abundance Of II.
This ranch was purchased by Mr. u. II.
Saunders from the Canaan Cooperative
Stock company anu II has now been
sold 10 kanab parties, giving them
also In tho transfer, the Pike Springs
fanoh-h stretch OF country from ka.
nab TO tho Htil OF Hurricane, n
famous plateau which covers a ohoior
area and then jroIs down into the
land Of Dixie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-15

james II. Bacon, the alleged paftne. q.
snip between the defendants IA denied.
anu Mt. Bacon files counter claim
against Sheriff HARDY, setting out that
Tue receivers q the bank hold pfomls.
sorry nolra executed by Hardy in tue
sum OF Si7l.Sg, which Mr. Bacon DE-.
tires 10 hnv- Deducted nom tho az. ISIS.
% due Hardy. Frank w. R1ss anu
Harvey NJ. Bacon tisciaim all con.
hection with this matlct In their au.
aweft.
10 tho case Of w. n. KNOX, James
III. Bacon denies the alleged partner.
tlllp ana tsks that Judgment be Only
hken against him Tor the amount
uur, Sl,I00. Harvey NJ. bacon denies
all connection with the matter
In the case u Lena ~. Peaslee,
haiVey NJ, Bacon Il the only deien.
uant 10 answer, his answer being the
same ne In the other cases.
In the case OF w. j. Gilbert, James
n. Bacon asks that judgment be Ten.
defed against himself Individually for
lhe amount demanded, 81 800. IS.
Harvey NJ. Bscon's answer denies
the partnership.
In tue casss OF A. II. Boxtud, In
which Judgment Il prayed for 50, 40 IS,
II. w. Hanson, who tuss for $3.50 -.
aud X. Z. Halliday, who claims 81.
e50.Oli The answers are substantially
the same a. IN the other casoe, except
That In the Boxrud case james II.
Bacon denies that the amount due Ia
~ large a. the plant n claims, aud In
the cases OF Halliday and Hansen,
Harvey NJ. Bacon 10 the only deion.
dsbt " hnswef.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-15
TIE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES,
Ia Many Precincts Non We're He =
In others lull n,lsgatIon,
Mtrc tlsu.

Last night was the appointed time
for Republicans to select delegates 10
the csunty convention which 10 ~
name delegates to the Mckinley cleo.
lorS convention At Mt. Pleasant. Out
OF the ff,y.lwo precincts Of the city
at least half Of them failed TO respond
to the call. Elections anu failures 10
elect delegates, 20 far AZ reported, re-.
suited ~ follows
PiRsr MUsIcIPAL WARD.
Third Prtcinc,-slx vote; dele.
gatet. q. :. Holmes, Joseph smith, J.
NJ. Breeze, q. III, WilckeD, Mrs.. Vance.
MIR. Il. Thomas.
Fourth Preolnot-rhroo judges and
chairman present; no election.
Finn Precinct Dolegates: G.. A.
Erickson, J. Il. Blumheld, l.. Il. Pal.
mef, Samuel II. PHILIPPE, +. j. Davis,
William George.
Sixth Pfecinct-rwo votes; dele.
gAtet; J. j. GreonewAld, IL. 8. Nc.
Callum, o. &. Brown, Rudolph AIN,
n. J. Kerns, John Debt.
Seventh PTeeluct-One vote; g. o.
whittemore. Delegates! Ell. Need
ham, ii. :. Hspgoo5, George b. Mar.
gets.
Eighth Pfocl not-Fiiteon vote; dele.
gntes: Dennis q. EichDof, Hairy r..
Duke. Louis Hyams. J. II. Llkin,
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, Taylor IL.
Woolley.
Ninth Prsclnct-slx voter; dele.
gatet; Charles w. Symons, Ebsr Case,
samuel Rance, Hyrum Newton, II.
II. CIomor aud James Austin.
Tenth Precinct-No votert; no dele.
gates.
Eleventh Precinct - Three Judges
present. but no vo'ers.
srcoHD MUNICIPAL wARp.I
Twelfth Pfecinct-Seyen voters prss.
eni. two Mckinley men And Ave
Bryan; delegalef; Elizabeth A,
Btidges, Minnie A. Brldgeman,
Matilda Winter, Josephine Mayhue,
Mabel L.. Miner anu James A. Miner,
Thirteenth Precinct Four voters
present, one Mckinley man aud three
Bryan. No delegates elected, but
Chairman II. q. Button wsa author.
lied 10 Hppolnt himself, n. 3. Andef.
son, II. w. Hunter, ID. w, Hunter, A.
IA. Kirk and one other.
Fourteenth PTeclnot-F Fourteen voters
present; delegates; II. q. Condie, II,
h. Burton, Wiley l.. Brown, q. NJ,
wost, r. Klmball and Roy Condle.
Fifteenth Pfeolnot--NO delegates.
Sixteenth Prtclnct-No delega'e o.,
Seventeenth Precinct - Delegates,
James Anderson, III. Alma Rsisef, J,
q. Long, Mrs. q. NJ. Anderson, Mr..
II. COndie aud Mrs. &. V. Pardoe.
Eighteenth Pfeeinc,--Delegatet. ],
II. Anderson, J. A. Anderson, Harriet
Watson, Robert Watson, John Rudy
and II, A. MuzEy.
Nineleenth Precinct Fifteen per.
sons present; delegates; w. III. Wal.
lace, William Owens, Andrew Camp.
bell ana J. &. Roger.
Twenlleih PTeclnol-s0venteen vnt.
efs present; delegates; II. Chsrflnglon,
Myron Whitaker, l.. q. Camp, A. NJ
SpDontb Ike Woolf and William
Rigby ST.
TWenty.first Preclnot-Elght votes
casl; delegated elected; Scitt Ander-
slu. g.. NJ. Hammond, 8. Il. Ewing,
II. X. Gillespie, samuel Raiuey, j. X.
Nichols, 4. 4. Ewing.
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drlegAtti Charles W. ahnion, J acob
Bus, Hannah Coiy, biEl.u diayt
Mnry g.. Davidson, George Pit.
Fury.fth, Preoinci--r. W. Bennett
AM j.. al. Ituc elected delegates ami
given power TO hll the 10 egstinr.
Fofy.uighth Precinct - Eleven
votedi ueltg gate: Samuel Ptu, l., II.
Parsons, Johu J., D1oly, Henry Com,
Isaac Salmon, Mrs. Kate rtrsOns, Mtt.
Flofonco Paul.
Fofiy.nintn Pfecinot-No enc In
attendance,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-15

Yesterday answers SeTs hloI In ,lo
Third district court 10 the cases Of II.
Y. Halliday Va James II. Bacon 1t all,
Harvey Hardy W James II. Bacon OF
Al. and W. II. Kuox. Lena ID. Peaslee,
w. J. Gilbert, a. III. B1xtud, +. w.
Henson aud IL. q. Halliday Va james
ii. Bacon OF NJ.
In tho case VI II. q. Halliday, James
II. Bacon acts out In separate answer
that ho alone did butintfs ~ the Bank
OF Salt Lake, ana that Harvey NJ.
Bacon aud II. w. Ross had nothing 10
10 with II. lie admits receiving tie
sums Of g., $50. Ol, SS42.l4and 81, $40. %,
iusd iof, but Rtks that judgment DO
taken against himself only, anu that
the action DO dismissed against his CO..
defendants.
In his apswor Mr.. R0ss dlsolaimH all
connection with the matters In conIo-
Versy.and denies all OF the material nj.
LEGATIONS OF the complaint.
In tho case OF Harvey Hardy vs.
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Tnr Mayors REPLY.

Frank W. jennings, Esq., Salt l.aro
Ciiyi
My BOAR Sir have the honor 10 ac-
knowledge tho receipt OF your letter u
az member of the board OF police aud
fifo commissioners. in complying with
your request for its Immediate accept
anco, thank you most chocriully for tho
excellent aud valuable services you have
rendered iho city while mombcf OF to
board,
Very respectfully yours,
JAMES GIuN utNNINu. Mavor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-15
FiFrrI MUNICIPAL WARD.

rotty.'outth Forty seven
votsIt, deiegatos elected: w. L. Pick.
ard, l.. H., AiTis,. J. q. Gray, Hoyt
Sherman IT,, Alma KALI, &. Z. Loot.
bouTow, A, A, Robertson.
Forty nth Preclnci-rhteo vote;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-15

Twen,y.second preolnct-No dele.
ga,os.
Twruty.ihlrd preclnet-No dele.
gates.
Twenty.fourlh preeincl-No dele.
gates.
Twonty.nnh preclncl-No dele.
gales.
Tweniy.siIth preclnct-No dele.
gates.
THIRD MUEIcipAL WARD.
rWonty.soventh preolnol-No dele.
gates.
Twenty.elghth precinoi-No dele.
gaiey.
rwonty.n ninth Eleven vot.
efs present. Delegates elected. Mfs.
Nj. l.. Jonos, T.. l.. Thompson, A. NJ.
Thompson, Sam GalleaLzl, H.. IS.
Tyson. Delegates empowered 10 cast
the full vote In the event Of the nb.
sonco OF Individual delegates.
Tniftieth preoinct-N0 delegates.
Thirly.sooond precinot- Eight voi.
ers present. Delegates. Thomas vii.
liamf, VIM. Bynum, Al. NewmaD,
Robert Karen, VIM. X. Duuu.
Ihlrly.third preoinc,-NJ delegates.
Thiriy-sixth pTeoinct-No delegates.
Ihifty.ntst pfecinot-5ix voters
present. Delegates elected: Mfs. E1na
l.. smith, w. w. Taylor, Alvin +.
smith, Joseph Nelson, AIl.s Isabel
L,wtoD; "5ilver MclSinleyiio'.n
Thiuy.fcurth pfoci c'-Seven voters
present Delegates rltcieui Arthur
Winter, Miss Luelia Hydr, Alfred
Ernshaw, VIC. Nobekef, NJ, Mathewe.
Thirty .fiith pteciucl-Four voters
present; no delegates.
FOURTH MUNICIPAL WARD.
1niuy.stvenIh Observation-Disclosures
GIL :. Peyton, Mfs. Annie ID. ADAM,
W. ID. Brown, Henry MoEwan, R.W.
Anderson, Angus X. Nicholson.
rhifty.ninlh Pfecinoi- -Dnlcgatot;
w. &. Lyme, T.. r. Ksnnaro.
FOftirth Puc incl-DelcgAtst: 4. T..
riatper, samuel SAdlef Mrs. John
AxtOu ST., Miss SUSIE Harper, John 4.
Aston, rn0mas Adams.
FoTty.third Precinct - Dele1atei;
Ralph Guthrie, Mfs. Mary Hale, H.
l.. Tracy, Charles L.. Rood, Flank
CRU ell, Judge BjWmIn.
FiFru MUNICIPAL WARD.
Forty.'ourlh Pfeoinci-Foriy. seven
votstt, delegates elected: w. L.. Pick.
arb, l.. III. AiTis,. J. q. Gray, Hoyt
sherman it,, Alma kaiz, &. Y. Loot.
bouTow, A, a. Robertson.
Forty NTH Prsclncl-rhreo vote;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-15

lno dit,ot hnc 70 ksnss. City, ~.
Louis and Atlantic seaboard, n via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping ard chair
care, and all connections made In
Union depois IN the day time. II you
arc going East aud care for n day light
ride through the grandest scenery Of
tho Rocky Mountains en- route, sco
that your ticket reads Wis Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively fr,e TO holders Of regular
train tickets.
II. II. KOosER, &. +. A Il. A..
q Morlan Block, Salt Lake City.
Buy ell your Drugs anu Medicines
from the old reliable Godbe. PIT,
Drug Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-15
JENNINGS RESIGNS
A. Memb Of The Fire and rolirs
ltatd lie aud Variant
Acc pied.

a move which bss been expected
Tor several days past, came Mo nday
when MT. Frank W. Jennings u the
nre anu police board rendered his
resignation a. q IN smucr of that body
In tue following letter to Mayor q 90.
diuuinl;
Dear sir-Ilaviug declared myself u
candidate TOT the office " sheriff ~ this
county, ! herewith tcndor my foslgun.
lion as member Of tho police and fifo
board Of this city, said resignation to
take effect forthwith.
Yours very truly
Euaet "a Ttsls.f.s...
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-03-14
CORRESPONDENTS:
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF J. w. BROOKS, DECEASED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, Executor Of the Last Will
and Testament Of J. w. Brooks, deceased,
TO. the creditors Of, and to all persons hav'
ing claims against the said deceased, 70
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the FIRST publica'
ton Of this notice, TO 1.-The said undersigned
Executor at the ofiice Of Payne & Miller in
the town Of Elko, in the county Of Elko, Ne
vada, the same being his place for the
transaction OF the business Of said Estate.
.. M. II. MILLER,
Deceased. .E.I.: -. u.
Dated 1T Ellto, New, Feb. Is, 1885,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE Or GEORGE a. ME1os, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned, Administrator Of the Es-
tate Of George II. Meigs deceased, to the
creditors Of, and TO all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication Of this
notice, TO the said undersigned Admins
traitor at his onice and place Of business in
the county Of Elko, the same being the place
for the transaction Of the business Of said
Estate. ...... ............
.. w. T. SMITH,
Administrator.
Dated at Elko, New, Feb. 30, 1895.
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Balance in treasury. .&5,717
The above balance stands to the
credit Of the various funds as per
Treasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
Jan 2. 1896:
TREAsUREB's BALANCE sREET.
Cash in Treasury to tie credit Of the
various funds, Jan 2, 1896:
In State fund. ......,......S 1915 66
In general county fund. 80. 1904 Is
In cash contingent fund. 1921 So
In INDECENT sick fund y D.. "a 81
In county school fund. .... go. :.
In officers salary fund.-. 300 %
In road fund. ......... 1882 AZ
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AFTER a Murderer.

Mr.. J. II. Law, Pinkerton detective
is in the city en- route to Heppner. He
is trying to locate the murderer, Wolf,
who killed his sweetheart something
over year ago, while she was going to
church IN Mt. Tabor. The shot was in
stantly fatal. She fell to the sidewalk
dead. The murder was done through
jealously. Wolf escaped and there is a
reward of 81, 900 for his capture. Mr..
Law believes he is now at Heppner.
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Mr. Gourlay and DR.. Grant.

DIR. Roland D. Grant, who was in the
city yesterday, desires US to make the
following statement: "Mr. Gourlay
misquoted me on the occasion of my
first lecture in saying that I asserted
that Washington said: "Put none but
Americans on guard tonight" pre-
ceded the statement with the words 'It
is said" Washington gave that order,
whereas Mr.. Gourlay claims Washing
ton said not only that, but adds another
statement, "because we shall need the
Irish in the morning." Speaking OF
Mr.. Gourlay's communication in yester-
days CHRONICLE, Mr.. Grant said: "He
condemns me for not what said, but
something didn't say-something he
wanted me to cay but I never get
caught in that kind of a trap. I as
sert nothing but what can prove. The
statement about the 1000 Catholic
desertions first appeared in a New York
daily newspaper, and was copied by the
A. P. A. press. The paper which orig
mated the story later corrected it, but
not all the papers which reprinted the
original article saw the correction. 1t
is of such material Mr.. Gourlay makes
out his case. He doesn't attack our
fortress"