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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-22

The following county oflicefs were
~ minated.
County Commissioner 60 Stephen
W. II % Of Lehi, Joe. II. Richmond Of
Provo, l.. X. stewart OF Benjamin.
Shenn-w IN. II. Bfereton, Of Provo.
County Clsrk-Brig johnson, Of
Provo.
Rvcorder--Mlss Rose Moore, Of
Fro yo.
County Treasurer--C. o. Bahr, Of
Salem.
County AtIornoy-Thos. John, Of
Provo.
A,sessor-Jamee b. whitehead, Of
Sprln gville.
Sutveyor-Calob Tanber, OF Provo.
Mt. Brig Johnson, the candidate TOT
county clerk, came In 10 resign Just ne
the convention WINS about TO close, and
his resignation was not placed before
the convention. His successor will BE-
named by the executive committee.
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Coanly Repnbllean Conyenllon.

The county Republican convection
met Ia Provo yesterday. The follow
ing permanent organization was ei.
fected: J. Il. Booth OF Provo, chair
man; w. L., Webb Of Lehi, secretary
Mrs. Fannie H.. Stewart OF Pleasant
Grove, Essistant tecfetaTyj J. w. Bean
OF Prove, reading clerk; }, w. Mcneil
OF American Fork, chaplain; Il. q.
WINNER Of Payson, eergeant.Ht.arrns.
Tho following resolutions were pre-
scented aud adopted;
Resolved, That the nominees OF this
convention for state senators aud nom
borH OF tho House Of Representatives are
hereby pledged TO tho striciesl economy
In tho expenses Of the Slate, aud ospoci.
ally arc thoy pledged TO radical Ieduc.
ton OF tho salaries Of all state and ju-
dlciAl officers
Resolved, Tha. tho nominees Of this
convention for county commissioners
arc hereby pledged TO inauguTato radi-
cal reform In tho expenditures OF tho
county, and arc also pledged to oqualize
tho salaries OF tho county officers, con-
slderlng the condition OF tho times
and tho Income OF tho general com.
munliy.
Resolved, That We roAilirm our allegi.
ance to Tho principles announced IN our
county platforms.
We hereby invite all citizens Of Utah
county who arc Interested IN the reforms
indicated In the above resolutions, with
out regard TO former political affiliations,
10 unite with ua In assisting 10 carry
these Ideas to n successful issue.
slxty.five delegates to tho Mount
Pleasant convention 10 nominate Mt
Kinloy electors were elected, and u like
number 10 the Ogden convention TO
nominate representative 10 Con.
gross.
The following candidates for leglf-
latlve and county offices were noml-
mated;
q. IL. Loose OF Provo and George d..
Smell OF Spaniih Fork were nominate
ed for State senators by reclamation.
Mrs. Fannie IL. Stewart OF Pleasant
Grove and Johnathan y. PaRs Jr. OF
PaysoB, } NJ. Holiday OF HantaquiD,
John W. Mcneil OF American Fora
were nominated for representatives. to
tho Legislature.
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POLITICAL.
u.pubiieas senatorial Conventions

Republican senatorial Conventions.
In senatorial distTioin composed Of
only onv county, conventions viii DO
held pursuant 10 call oi county com.
mittcoa. In senatorial dittricu en-.
braclng more than one county, con.
ventlons will DO held ~ 10 O'Clock
o. m. Monday, September 2sth, 1890,
nj tue places hereinafter named!
Fret District, Box Elder and Tooeln
counties, at Gfautsville.
Third District, Rob, Morgan and
Davis counties, at Layton.
Finn District, summit and Wasatoh
counties, at Htber City.
Eighth District, Juab and MillArd
counties, ut Deserel.
Tenth District, Sewer, Wayne, Plate
ana Garfield couniles, at Monroe.
Eleventh District, Beaver, Iron,
Kane aud Washington countise, 81
Cedar City.
Twelfth District, Emery, Carbon,
UIntah, Grand ana San Juan couu-
tler, at Piice.
The basis OF representation In oil
said conventions shall be tho same a.
that provided for the Republican state
conventions, viLi One delegate for
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Fourth District Court.

Tho following business was trans-
acted In tho Fourth district court yet
teruHy:
In the case Of the State Va Joseph
h. Crook, abortion; Information
quashsd on the grounds OF defect IN
the papers from the Justices court Of
Payson, aud case dismissed without
prejudice. Another Information Will
be- made out against Mr.. Crook.
la the matter OF the taiate Of Re
becca Conrad, deceatot; Lconotah
Boyle appointed administTalrix.
II. J. Jensen W j. a. Brown,
sheriff et nj; demurrer sustained anu
till October lat given 10 answeL
Hannah Bolton was granted a d.
vofcc from John Bolton on the ground
OF cruelty, The joint properly Of the
parties was divided by stipulation.
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Highest of all in Leavenng PowerLatesi U. Govt Report
R3H.a!:!I! R RsMt5sal:
ABSOkUTEEy PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

posed to any legislation that would fosio
or favor the monopoly 81 the unappro.
priated water Of the State.
We favor legislation providing for so.
curing to tho benefit Of tho State, lands
under the munincent grant OF Congress
to our State and deprocaio and douounco
any aud all attempts by State or public
officers TO secure the monopoly Of any of
tho public lands Of tho STATE, and when
secured by the State 10 he disposed OF 10y
IL to actual settlers In small alloimonts.
We approve OF tho administration Of
affairs of Utah county and require Of our
incoming officers that they continue, and,
II possible, improve upon tho oconomi.
cal and public spirited administration Of
tho financial affairs Of Ulah county.
The following candidates tor county
Oilices were nominated:
state Senatots--A. o. SmoOt, Provo,
A. ]. Evans, bshi.
Rspfosentsiives--Wm. NJ. Roylauce,
Sprlngvills; Luis T., Lund, Pieasan,
Grove; w. .. Greer, spanish Fork;
Hyrum Lennon, PAyson.
County CommlHsioneu-y. =. Peefy,
Payson; J. O.Bullook, Pleasant drove;
w. IL. VIM, Lebi.
County Atlotnsy-Sam A. King,
Provo.
sneufi-G,orgo A. Biors, Spring.
willie.
County Clerk-ueorge HAyercamp,
Provo.
County Recorder Hymn H..
Thomas, Spanish Fork.
Treasurer - Mrs. Ellen JAkemAn,
Provo.
Asses,or-J. J. Mercer, American
Fork.
suIyoyor-Andtew AdAmson. Amer
lean Fork.
Delegates were elected 10 the Judicial
convention, which meets here on tho
2Srd, and the State convention TO meet
In Provo on tue 2i.h.
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICANS
The Independent Republicans Of
Utah county met Ia Provo Ia mhss
convention 10 elect delegates 10 the
State convention u Independent Re-
publlcaDH 10 DO held Ia salt Lake on
the 2ilh. Mayor Holbfook was elected
chairman aud Don X. Cotay, score.
tafy. Speeches were made by several
gentlemen Ia support OF tho Judo.
pendent movement IN the interest OF
free silver Alter oluctlng delegates
the following resolutions presented
by Grant q. simOns Of Psyson were
adopted:
Resolved, That we, tho Independent
Silver Republicans Of Utah county, la
mass convention assembled, pursuant To
call, declare those TO be our reasons Tor
acting separate from the cause Of the old
party commiiteosi
Fir-ii We hold the free coinage Of
silver nj tho ratio Of 10 TO / 10 be at once
the position OF tho Republican party In
Utah In accordance with IT, repeated
declarations Ia state aud county conyon-
iions, and tho paramount issue In this
campaign.
Second; wo Insist upon tho nomina.
ton and election OF Republicans 10 tho
legislature who will maintain aud carry
out this principle.
Third: We endorse tho aclion OF the
Independent Republican meeting at
Ogdon, and tho appointment Of com.
mittoes pursuant 10 Tho will Of that
meeting.
Fourth; We endorse aud approve the
action Of Senator Cannon aud Repre-.
sentative Allon m Congress ON this. the
prime question OF the hour.
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PROVO.
County Democratic Convention.

The county Democratic convention
met at bpringville Saturday the 18Th
Tor the purpose OF nominating county
officers and eiecting delegates TO tic
State convention, which meets in
Provo September 2i!h. and TO the
judicial convention which mset0 In
Provo September 2Sfd.
The following resolutions were
aduptrd;
Tho Democratic party OF Utah county,
In convention assembled, hereby endorse
aud rally tho platform adopted at the
national convention held At Chicago July
Z, 1890, and especially and omphstlcally
endorse that part that favors tho free
and unlimited coinage OF silver a, tho
Iatio OF 10 to |, without tho aid or cou-
sont Of any other nation. We believe the
American pooplo are becoming 80 on
llghtened upon tho financial question
that they cannot fail to elect William j,
Bryan and Arthur Sowall by an over
wholmlng majority. Wo firmly adhere
TO that Cardinal principle of Democracy
which demands that public revenue shall
DO collected only for governmental pur.
poses, restricted within the limits OF an
economical administration Of all depnrt-
menta Of tho government. federal, state
and local.
We sill adhere to tho principles OF
local oli-Iovernment, aud demand that
our state legislators, a. far 40 possible,
Will dis'0uniOnAn0o continuance Of
power within onr state, knd distribute
powers Of government IN local affairs to
different parts thereof whenever con,
sis,ont with public good, aud especially
provide ny law Tor the control Of waters
for irrigation by such methods as will
insure ~ far ai practicable, tho manager
people OF tho different subdivisions
thereof, aud wO are unquallnedly OPP
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Republican Convention.
To Tho Republican Voters Of UIahi

To tho Republican Voters Of Ulah'
A Republican convention Ia hereby
called 10 bo held nj NJ. Pleasant, San.
veto county, Utah, September Giihi
1895, ut one O'Clock p. M, for the put.
pote Of nominating three Presidential
Electors, who will, N elected. vote Tor
William Mckinley TOT PRECEDENT Of the
Uuiled States, and Garrett A. Hobart
Tor Nico.PrtsldCnt u tho United States,
and also for tho election Of q ReDub-
llcnn State Central Committee.
A Republican convention II also
hereby called 10 DO held on 5entembef
28ih, 1895, nt Ogden Cliy, Utah, al
eleven O'Clock q. M, ior the purpose Of
placing In nomination Republican
candidate Tor Representative In Con.
gfegs.
The basis " representation for esch
cluvontiou n nxod ~ the ratio Of enc
delegate Tor every forty voioa cast Tor u
major portion thereby ior the present
chief Justice " the State NJ the last
election, sppofiioned among tho sew.
afAl counties nH fOlluwf.
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s. s. Union Meeting.

Orc Of the best atieEded meetings OF
Tho Sunday School union 10 its entire
history WAS held last evening, Sept. u,
lse0,in the Seventeenth ward assembly
rooms. All the twsnty.iour city
tchools except the Twentieth, were
represented; 40 were also tho following
county wards Brighton, Bluff Dale,
South district Of Zig Cottonwood,
Cannon. Center, Etsi Jordan, Farm.
eTt', Changer, Murray, SAnuy, south
Cottonwood, South TaylofBvllle,
Sugar, Union, West Jordan, wesl
Tayloraville and MILFORD.
bupt. 4. q. Griggs presided, and the
singing was well rendered by the
Farmers ward school under tho lead.
orship Of Bro. 4. r. ii. Morton Jf.
After few preliminary femATks by
bupt. GflgRs, tho secretary read thu
circular letter recsntly addressed 10 the
superintendent OF each OF tho schools
OF this Stake, fully explaining the
work intended 10 be done hereafter In
the Union meetiug6.
Prof. Willard Done, under whose
direction this new work will DO con.
Quoted, explained In lew words the
manner Il making the division and
iair,ducei this following brethren ss
principals OF each department; PEi.
mary, J. ID. Cummings; ilfsl inter
mediate, William bradford; second
intermediate, Gideon NJ. Mumford;
theological or higher, Prof. Willard
Dane.
Tho meeting Afterwards divided into
tho four uepartmonte, each being &c.
commodAtsd In separate rooms. The
departments were iulIy organised and
future work laid out and planned, and
btcretafies were chosen an follows:
Theological, Miss Rachel Grant; sec.
ond intefmsdiAlr, Miss Bertha ilIvlnt;
primary, Miss Kate Morrison.
The book OF GBneais will DO tho sui.
iect VI tho theol glcal lessons for the
ensuing twelve months In tho higher
Department. which will be supplement.
cd with praolicll instruction In peda.
goggles.
The work OF tho other departments
VIII DO similar IN some respects, but
adapted 10 the grade OF each.
In the primary department Miss
olive Dofbidgo was appointed assistant
instructor, aud tue principal, J. I'D.
Cummings. stated that ho would de.
liver the nrst lecture al tue next meet.
Ing, his subject being The Child; How
TO Interest Him snd Keep His Atton.
lion.
At tho CLOSE OF the business OF the
Department., the Union assembled In
the main hal, and shortly Afterwards
adjourned for Que month 10 meet In the
Fourteenth Ward Assembly hall,
where future sessions will take place,
j. III. PARRY, Secretary.
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every forty votes cast Tor major par
ton thefeoD for the present child iua-
ticu u the State at the last election.
The chairman OF the respective
counties named are requested 10 ar
range for the election VI delegates TO
the conventions above provided for.
by ORDER Of the executive con mltt"c
VI the Republican state committee.
ions j.. DOOLY,
Cnairmau.
JULIA a. FAREswoRI1I,
Secretary.
Arrangement have been made with
railroads 20 that ono fare Tor the round
tflp will 10 allowed 10 delegates.
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UNIVERSITY SHORT.
Inst Clos. Up II Compelled 10 Pay
Up The Land Board.
1Hg MATTER UNDER ADyIsBMtNr
win N, Land TO I'd, Awaiting an
opinion From the Ailornsy Gen.
eral-R Regents Want TO Pay.

The board Of University regente are
=, ,n,,.h,.a IN thu atate land hoard.
Nv" ,- -
70 account OF pioeoeus from tue paIe
OF University lands, In the sum OF
.bsut s77, 900. Yesterday the land
-, h.,d ,n,a,in, ana ,o,L ,nt.,
pla'u "''. 49, -.
aaVisemeh' 'ne auNiAio'i'y VI oo'ieo'-
Ing the amount duo from the regents.
Connected with the matter are several
.--,.-,- :, -. 49,, 49,. ..,.,... :. !,
nne po'uN " ~" Anu '"' ~, ,''v' "
the altoinfy genefri arc ehIis'eu 10
unravel sumo Of the ianglea.
In Tho fir.t pIaee the law expIlcltly
.,,,.. 81, -, ,....,..., r., a..
Wo'uvs "'H" '''
sale OF unworthy Janus snail 10 COW
cred into n special and permanent fund
snd that the interest bccfulng from
tue Investment Of that fund bhAll be
used for the maintenance OF the Uni.
yersity. the principal amount being
kept intact.
by an error on the part Of somebody
n shortage Of 81, 800 was allowed 10
creep into the aptTOpriAtion made by
the last Legislature TO wipe out n de.
ficlency Of $4,000 In the maintenance
funds OF the University.
A short time ago Mr.. Pierce Of tho
regency offered 10 give Secretary Wal
ton n check for s77, 900 III consideration
Of u receipt aoknO W ledging the pay.
moni, but upon inquiry by Mt. Wal.
ton lao was informei BY Mt. Pierce
that the check would not DO houoted.
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philosophy Of In v0lvlng the county In
legal pfoct edlngs on account OF in-
Judgements when tho home firms re-
fused to give the required indemnify
bond.
County Attorney whittemore re-
c immended that ~ II could be done
ladvantageously, the present county
jail ana Rite DO cold and site PUT
Chased and Jail erected on the block
east OF the Joint building. A saving In
transportation Of prisoners aud In heat.
ing would DO had In the new lovatiop,
a. we'll hs allowing greater conven-
fence IN other ways. Referred 10 the
Jail committee.
The county recorder was Instructed
by resolution 10 suspend work on the
copying Of the deed records. the
move IL In this llne Of economy for tue
time being.
A settlemtnt with ox.county colleo.
tor Leonard wss discussed and steps
taken TO cloie tho matter up immodi.
ately.
County Attorney WhitlemOie wAe
Of tho opinion that rubber STAMPS could
be used In marking crosses ON Austria.
Hon ballots, but rtu1mmended that
~ ms and ink be- furnished In order 10
enable voters TO write any additional
name desired upon the ballots, Re'
furfod TO tho commissioner.
Two communication were received
from =. a, koan OF Chicago regarding
tue bond sale. In one hit. kenn
asked " the bonds were sold, and In
another he said hc thought he could
cell them II they had not beon dis.
posed Oh fllel.
George j. Merrill rendered his re,ig-
nation a. regulation agent Of precinct
No. 10. L.. q. johnson ot precinct No.
- AisU resigned. u. w. Bills was APE
pointed 10 succeed Merrill aud Eiwhrd
johnson to tucceed Il. q. johnson.
Agent q, IL. Mckay OF the Spfnguo
Electric Elevator company, asked that
the ar cunt OF s2,025 due his company
Tor tue elevator 10 the Joint building,
bu paid. Filed aud appropriation
made.
Liquor licenses were ordered Issued
% the Highland Mercantile company
and w. l.. VIII X 10. OF Bingham,
ami Carlson & jacobson Of Murray.
The petition OF the Big Cottonwood
Power company for franchise over
dcfig usted roads In the county was
gtAnted with amendments.
3. y. Ewing aud Others potitloned for
tue to.osIablishmenI ana construction
oil the roR1 on thu bare line west rom
the city at present 0cturiuI by thu salt
Lake 4 Los Angeles iGi W1J. Referred
10 road committee sud Cvtny sur
veyof.
Commlssionef Geddo', TO whom had
boon 20 erred tho report OF the county
clerk, covering the perloi from Jauu.
aiy lst ~ June OH, 1896, reported that
the same WAS correct, anu fecOmmeDd.
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Political Meeting.

Lat evening a Mckinley ratifos-
lion rally Was held IN The opera
house. The speakers were OK.
Governor Arthur l.. Thomas, Senator
Arthur Brown and John NJ. Zane.
Toe injecting WAS presided over ~
Judge Saxey, who made a strong plea
for the suppoot Of the Republican
party on the ground Of IL past great
achievements.
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Nc. Pleasant. September 24lhj Provo,
September 2ilh; Salt Lake CITY, Sep
TIMBER Eau; alto ut Ogden, Sepiemhg
s6ih. For those conventions the Rio
Grandu Western announces a rate Of
one single fare for the round trip from
all points Ia the State. FOR detnlle,
train service, etc, apply 10 H. q. W.
ticket agent,
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BOOTH CONTRACT AWARDED.
County Coniml ,slou,r, Hold a LingIby
SO SIN Last Night.

During c ss0Aion which lasted until
after II O'Clock laAt night the board Of
e,unly commissioners discussed ths
election booth matter. The time IL
getting short ana 1t vas necessary -
OF the contract soon IN order 10 have
iho booths ready iog tho election.
After much debate the contact was
inAlly awarded to George IL. Barnard
1 Co. Of st. Louis for IS original
Iooths and 1902 nnnsKes. Commits
Toner Roberts voted against the pro.
Iosition on account OF nh expressed de.
Ire 10 give ths work TO home people,
nut Commissioners Geddss anu
,hEiatophsrlon could not see the
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Salt Lake Temnle.

AsATule baptlsms In the 5Alt Lake
Temple are performed on Tuesday OF
each week. AZ the General Confot-
enoe will be In session on Tuesday,
Oct. 9th, 1895, the Temple will not be
open on that day and baptltma will be
attended 10 on "Wednesday, Oct. eth.
Thursdny aud Friday, Oct. 9Th and
9th, will DO occupied In the perior-
nance OF other ordinance work as
ue"al. LoRENZO SNOW.
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/ hereby announce my candidacy
for denomination ~ county surveyor
Of Salt Lake County, subject 10 the
action oil tho Republican county con.
vshtion. HARHY :. JCsErIf.
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The Manti Temple.

Inc Mantl Temple will close Friday
ooiobsf 2, 1895. and reopen Monday
October l2lh.
JonN ID. I. McALLIsrRR.
Evening journal., 1896-11-12

Cuanajay indicate that General Weyler Is
encampcd In the Euhi hills. ana hc IS sup
posed to have hgen fighting. but thcre Is
no official confirmation of this Colonel
Garamendi wires from Guanaiay asking
that a steamer De sent ro Cabanas. where
seven officers and Ga soldiers. AN wounded,
need 60 be taken to Havana Nothing is
said about am engagement
Tuesday night Wcyler campod in the Co
bernadorn hills, and news has arrived that
he had an engagement with the rebel par
tles under Peric0 Dclgado and perico Diag.
u is reported that General Weylor was
forced to fam back. News was also received
that General Munoz had madc another at
tack ON the Rubi hills a fierce fight is
said to have occurred, but no details are
known.
Great excitement prevails I'm liavana,
not only on account OF the above but also
because OF the news received from the
United SHpcs regarding President CleNe
lands present. attitude on the Cuban ques-
tiOn.
Evening journal., 1896-11-12
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

Former Attorney General Miller says
General Harrison win not enter Mr.. Nc
Kinlcy's cabinet or accept any other Office.
The Transvaal government win claim
an indemnify Of $1,000 600 from the Brit
ish South Africa company on account of
the jameson invasion.
Richard Pilkey who was disowned by
his father and has been employed on the
Erie canal, has inherited his fathers estate
i'm Michigan, valued at 81, 600, 900.
John Keegan of One Hundred and Sew
enty-ninth street and Bathgate avenue,
Now York, kissed his wife goodby and
went out for a days shooting. A few
hours later priest told her he had been
accidentally shot dead with his own gun.
The paper warehouse of Henry Gade at
$40 Broome street. New York, was enter
ed. and gold, bills and checks to the value
of $3.50 and valuable private papers were
stolen from the safe which had evidently
heen opened by some one who knew its
combination.
Evening journal., 1896-11-12
AAzEN's REPORT.
lie Caused tho Capture OF Many Counter
feiters Last Year.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-William =. Ha-
zen, chief of the secret service in his an
nual report shows the total number of ar
rests made In the last fiscal year by agents
of his division and other qualified officers
90 be 7sO. OF the whole number Of persons
arrested l75 wero convicted and sentenced
and lll pleaded guilty and were sentenced.
The amount OF altered OF counterfeit notes
captured in the year was S757, 58l The
amount of counterfeit coin captured was
SiO,G7s. There were also captured a largo
quantity Of counterfeit postage stamps,
steel plates dies, fiber paper, molds, etc.
Chief Hazen thinks the distinctive pa
per in use Is an aid to the criminal rather
than protection TO the public because Of
the fact that most notes printed upon pa
per containing silk threads as many Of
the best counterfeits and many of the
raised notes are, IS accepted in a majority
of instances without hesitation, owing 20
tho erroneous impression that tho paper
used By the government is manufactured
by "a secret process and cannot be counter
fcitcd
Chief Hazcn asks for an appropriation
Of 500, 1000 for the expenses of the service
the coming ycar
Evening journal., 1896-11-12
AooldentaIly Shot nIs rrlsnd.

FLmuNGroy, n. j., Nov 12.-Georgo
ID. &ehrhof of Little Fcry, n. J.. bust
ness man of New York, was shot accident
ally hy Herman Pagan, close friend Of
his while cunning on SOurland mountain.
Mchrhof was standing on a stump, where
Fagan could not see him. Some game ran
ont of cover near Fagan, and, as it proved,
between him and his friend Fagan shot,
and the shot struck Mohrhof One grain
of shot entered his neck. two passed
through his left wrist and two teeth were
knocked ont The injured man was taken
IS Neshanic, where DR.. Nelson dressed the
wounds and extracted the shot He was
sent 60 his home The wounds bled freely.
but are not dangerous. Pagan was over
come with grief, and after the wounds
were dressed was In an apparently worse
condition than his friend