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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-02
General Order No. II.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST BRIGADE, Ma.
honal Guard OF Ulah. Salt Lake
CITY, Utah, January 9, 1885.
General Order No. IL.
Companies A, u, ID and IL, Firs,
Infantry, the Signal Corps, Troop @,
First Cavalry, and the FiIst Battery,
are hereby authorized to participate IL
.he inaugural parade In this city, Mon
Jay, January gu, 1896.
=, second. The fegimenIal commander
fltst Infantry, tue commanding on.
svr OF the Cavalry tquadron ana the
captains of the Signal Corps ana Bat.
very, viii issue tne eoessaty orders
'ol lhe assembling OF their respective
mnauds, no as TO report the came 10
tle assistant adjutant general, Fret
brigade, at Richards street, between
aouth Temple anu First soutn street,
not later than lO:i5 a. IN. on the DAY
mentioned.
oniy. ~ VIZ" Eu"s
by order OF Brgadlsr General r.
W. Young, '
H.. FRANK JENNINGS.
Lieutenant Colonel and As.Islnnt Ad.
ln'ant General.
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LIILRARY NOTES.

There is but one collection OF tao DOR.
traits Of Lincoln that pretends 10 DO
complete, anu that III tho collection
made by tho publishers OF MeCluf,Js
Magazine. Tho eutlTe series Of Dor.
traits will appear during the current
year. Win the February number
twenty OF them win nave Uesu pfintsI
Iuese portraits cover period OF about
twenty yeau, are from originals taken
In a great many different towns ana
cities under u great many different
conditions, aud are 90 varied, ami ptu.
sent Linooln under ~ many different
aspects, that the result u the whole
collection IL 10 make Linooln vivid
and rtal.-New York, 80 Lafayette
Place.
We are told that II would have taken
a freight train consisting VI ~ cara 10
carry the tfst edition VI the Chris.mas
number OF Munsty's Magazine. The
casual observer unesn't rcnlize what an
enormous humber OF hooks 600. 900
copies meaus, anl yet this (Decembetl
edition WAS exhausted Ia ten dayf, anu
demands Tor more had 10 go uusatis fed,
Tor the simple reason that there were
no more magazines left and II WAS
mechanically impossible to print more.
The January edition, now on the press,
promises n store OF interesting matter
Tor the readers, aud tins rush Tor a. h.
taxing the mgepanioAl resources " the
publisher -l5l Finn Avenue, New
YORK.
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Personal Paragraphs.

Stephen $. Ran, Of New York, is at tho
Temploton.
Hon. J. l.. Jolley, Of sanpete coun-
~, Is In the city ON bu mess.
Hon. Lorin Farr, Of ogden, one oi
Utah. victorian ci.izons, was visitor In
the capital today.
@. ". Hull and W. II. Butler are guests
at the Tcmploion from Omaha, Neb.
}. X. skolley, OF ogden, is at the Wal.
kcr.
+. u. Llnhoid, a. A. Mills and Joseph
kimball, Of Logan, arc late arrivals at
tho Walker.
Z. l.. henson, Of Coalvile, IL among
the arrivals NJ The Walker
Felix iIiaemor, Of New York, IL stop
ping at The Kuut,fori.
Captain y. V. whiiall, Of London,
England, ia among tho arrivals at the
knutsford this morning.
W. NJ. Boyden, Of Coalvills, is at the
Cullen.
q. T.. Robbins, Of Mammoth, has his
autograph on tho kuutsiord register.
Mario wainwright and Nathaniel Har.
ringiOu, of Now York, arc guests ~ the
knutsiord during their engagement In
this city,
General Passenger Agent Burnley, "
tho Union Pacific, left for Denver this
morning % attend a mooting " tho Col
orado- Utah lines, nj which important
passenger rates and other matters will
come up for discussion.
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is A COUNTY AUDITOR.
c. 7. Emery, S,ItCimsn's Clerk,
Named for The New ONCE.
ATTORNEY whittemors's OpInion ON
Omciai Ciaim.-Deeidss That They
we're Considerably TOO Nigh

uh. .-,,7,-I.. .a,..t ,,.I H.. -.-.,,I :. :
ine county oou'' mo' !" sBuiA'
session this afternoon and among other
lhings created the office OF county
.uIitor. q. II. Em.rv. In. sele,t.
A., ~
nohs cIetA' was ohoeeh 10 MI he
office. County Attorney WhitIemofo
rendered an impoftaut opinion on the
.alatv ou..,ion a. ,oiiov.'
Gentlemen; l herewith return the
claims OF J. q. Mentally, probate
Judge, Charles u. R5befts and A. =.
Geddes, selectmtn, for compunsatlon
tor the month Of Decembof, 1895, aud
In relation herewith TO report AZ fol-
lows:
The Territorial statutes require that
the county court shall not cfeuit or NJ
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Orders BY Judge Bartch.

In Judge Bsrteh's division OF the
Third district court tho following or
ders were made today;
State Bank OF Utah We. Mountain
Summer Resort Go. et al; plaintiff
given leave to amend pleadings by In
sorting the word company" In title,
by consent; judgment against corpora.
ton and leave given to proceed aEAinst
oiheTp.
q. n. Nance W. John Lewis ii oil;
judgment by default giving n decree
Tor plaintiff Tor 81, 1880. principal and
Interest and ju igmsnt for eross-cOm-
plant (Contolicaled Implement Go. }
for 81 1888, win an attorney fee Of $500.
j. r.. Hamilton ct al Va John Il.
Dloly; sixty days time given plainliti
Ia winch t0 prepare bill Of exceptions
ana statement ON motion for new trial.
II. Dinwooiey Furniture 90. vs.
Maria Shulsr; plainlili's motion TO
make appointment OF receiver poTma-
nent continued iii tomorrow.
The accounts OF u. =. Commission.
ers Harmed Pratt anu j. w. 1fetnmI n
for the quarter ending Dec mber 81,
1895, were approved ON motion OF j..
4. Richards.
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Summoned hK Death.

Special to the NEWS per Dssoret Telegraph.
M1SERsvLLE, Utah, via Beaver,
Jan. 2.-Mfs. Jerome Ssabrlskle, o. q
Of the most esteemed citizens Of THE
place, died here yesterday. 5ho was
about so years Of age; the mother Of
twelve children and has resided here
about thirIy.iive yesrs, = dev ted and
iaithiul Lattet-day saint. Her son
George, about 20 yoate OLD, who has
been suffering from periodical attacks
VI epilipsy for several yeafs, ON heat
ing the death Of bis mother, Instantly
attempted - commit suicide by Biab-
hing himtelf over his heart with q
sharp pOinted knife. Although not
necetsArily fatal, the Inflicted wound
IL Of a serious nature.
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Notes.

Henry n. Dixey will appear Ia the
Opera house on the evening Uf tho 9th
Ia The Lottery OF Love,
New Years Day passed Oh quietly;
the A. U. u. w. ball In the Opera
house was well attended by salt LAKE
and Provo people, aud was very
pleasant affair.
John \. Role, formerly On the Di.-
patch, has accepted position with tue
Enquirer. aud viii relieve Mr. ClJve,
oi the editorial department, wbilr that
gentleman assumes clerical duties In
tue oomiag Legislature.
Boshard & 5axey have dissolved
pattncrehip m the grocery busintss.
MI Saxey Will continue at the old
STAND; Mr. BOshhru, Proves veteran
grocery man, will assume the mar
agement OF n grocery business In thr
store next door to The rost Office, W hiun
VIII DO known ~ the Is. Y. a. Grocery
Go.
A few days ago four or Ave little
boys, ranging In age from IL TO 10
year., were given u -hstt sentence In
the CITY jail for stealing. A. the jail,
at night, 10 often hll-d with tramps,
who apply Tor lodging, II was thought
test ~ let tut boys 90 home to stsp,
which was done, ami aver morning
the little fellows app ated prom ptly 10
be locked up Tor the day,
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ln1 give some very material ttHi.
m1ny Tor the prosecution.
Two O'Clock arrived and with "
Judge Som nef's desire for shave. In
out he went TO consult his ionsorialistic
attorney, while Va the meantime Mr.
FyiCr cropped into the court room. H.
was appristd Of tue couf's absence
and the fesson for n, when
suddenly he too was brought 70 - real
ization Of the TACT that he htd atupet-
luous growth OF whiskefs, aud cut he
gent 90 likewise.
Pfesrntly ~ came the r1ur', follow.
cd quick y BY Assistant u. STATIONERY
Joseph L. RIohafds, when the inform
alton was given out that the case
would be continued until tomorrow
mOrbihR at ten o'clock.
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new SOLONS MEET.
Question Of LlOyd's SuCcsssOrShIp 10
Watson Postponed,
CONTEST FOR The PRESIDENCY.
sn,rlted Tilt Between Newell and Rom
pey-O,Msara for Some Reason
Remained Away.

The new City Council met shortly
,nsf . O'Clock this aiterDooa for the
rurpose Of organization. The opening
tounJ. were Of highly Interesting
character ami were presided over by
Councilman wiscomb while Recorder
Emery filled the duty incumbent
upon him.
B.T. Lloyd was in the chair OF
Councilman Watson, deceased, anu
niter being denied the rights apperiaiu-
Iug thereunto, was permitted 10 make
n sne,ch In which he claimed briefly
ami emphaticAlly that he was Mt.
Wn,sou's legal successor aud that he
pfoposed ~ act accordingly.
ms chair held otherwise and on mo.
lion OF Newell further considerable d
was postponed until Tuesday night
next.
The chAifman here announced
nominations for president as being IN
ofder and Stewart named R1mney A.
q man who would see that the anaifs
of the city wouli DO we'll looked alter
and III treasury carefully guarded.
Dale placed the name OF Newell be-
fore IN COUNCIL rs hihu " s'biI
and fairness. The first vote stood;
Romney-Dlehl, Wiacomb, Buckle,
Romnoy, Stewart, Callister--6.
Newell Mulvey, Dale, Hayward,
Morris, LsProhou, A lien, Nowoll-T.
Absent-O'MeArp.
The chair announced no choice
stating tbnt eight votes were neoessary
10 elect and on motion Of lsePfohon n
recess OF ton minutes was taken In
which TO allow the members TO caucus.
On fesumiuR regular deliberations
aud the taking of n second ballet II
wa, sec rialned that lie Prohon Re.
publ Anl had deserted the Democratic
iofces sud allied himself with bis own
party. His vote was tho only change
rom the FIRST ballot, and made the ft-
suit Newell 0, Rsmusy 7. Absent
UiAltafn.
A third ballot at $3.50 resulted In the
election OF Councilman Newell, who
received o votes. Those Republicans
who voted for him were Dlehl, LIS
Pfohon aud Wlscomb. Adjourned
until Tuesday evening next at 1880.
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the Jennings property, and resulted IN
the man, who refused 10 dlvnlrs be
name, being relieved OF $50 gold
piece and other coins Of smaller de.
nominations. The case was quickly
reported TO the police and In very
short time thereafter, Joe Sullivan
alias COllnstOn, wss In limbo with the
charge OF highway robbery o.
poslte HE name. The man AZ
ssulted stated positively tina. Jenuings
was bis ass liant, and regretted very
much that he could not stop until ~.
morrow 10 testify against him, hi
ticket forcing MIN ~ leave town to-
night. The officers feel that thej
have a csse against Sullivan and 81 &.
likely that the gentlemsu'e deplsltior
may 10 taken before lie leaves town.
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A Veteran Called Home.

special to the Sgws.l
BEAVER, U,an, Jan. 2.-John Tas.
cell, the respected patriarch, aged 81 4,
dioi here today at the residence VI
Judge VIM. James Cox Sr. Deceased
wac born al BAssingbourne, Cambridge
Hhlfe, Eng" Jan. 20lh, 1915. He
worked on ono farm iu that shire Tor
yyet lOtiy YEAR,. His fret wife, Kitty
Aun Tassell came TO Utah IA the
Willie handoart company In 1865, with
htr iAiher Aud mother, both o. whom
pefished on the way. He came 90
uIah IN 1855 and was refpselal by all
that knew him.
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SCHOOL BOARD OFFICERS.


The board OF education will meet In
regular session tonight and rs-organiEe
for the ensuing year. The prospects,
Ats that absolute partlsanship will pre-.
vail in all the changes made. Mt.
Dooly, the only candidate for the pre-.
,idency Will be elected; the vice.
presidency lays between AIN, Cotton
aud WetternelJ. Nit. MoretoH will
probably succeed himself Ne clerk ami
cnOice o! his party for custodian OF the
boafd's funds. His election Is nppar.
emily certain.
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Babies Bonnets.

We were successful in securing an.
other big drive in these goods. So we
can sell you Babies Bonnets al iusi
half what they are usually sold for else
where.
A splendid line Of Boys aud Girls
Caps ior winter, just arrived.
Remnants Of SHOES.
Remnants Of SHEETlNGS.
Remnants Of Innings.
Remnants OF TRIMMINGS.
Remnants Of LACES.
Remnants OF EMBROIDERY.
Remnants Of Everything.
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Beecham's pills are for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite, sallowskin,etc.,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause Of all Of them.
Go by the book. Pills roc and
ase a box. Book free at your
druggists or write b. +. Allen Co,
30s Canal Street, New York.
Auuuala,Iss fgsr, th.B IN M 49,.
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Held 10 the GRAND Jury.

IN the police court today Albert
JellyneeE, who last evening assaulted
H. D. swortwood with pocket knife
Ia tue bar room Of the Grand Pacific
h to-, Was held To the grand Jury in
b)his Of $3.50, to await that body's
act On Tor assault with n deadly
weapon,
j. ID. Aiken forfeited the sum OF s25
Ior assault aud battery.
MTs. TulnJgs received the favor OF
suuse Wenger TO the extent VI twenty
hVe DAY In the city Jail.
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Certificates of Election.

Certificates Of election were today
Issued by Secretary Charles q. Rich.
ards, to the gentlemen who will short
ly assemble In this city TO draft laws
governing the new State Of Utah.
Those for the Republican members Of
the Legislature are In the hands OF
Chairman George NJ. Cannon, while
Chairman Powers holds those belong-
ing to the Democratic members.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Tue Continental MARKET Company of Utah. tho
principal p ace NJ buaInpss, salt Iato CIV.
wan. umgo room, Emporium BuiluluE,
corner Inst south and Main Hircrts
n uTlCE.- IuERE ARE DELINQUENT
y on tho following described STOCK, ON He
count NJ assessment levied ON Gao l'th M NO.
Nrmucr, 1891 Che several amounts Frt opposite
The names ~ the respective shareholders, ~
ioluWH.
CortIn
hamo cate shares Amount
WIN. a. lcnuIur1.. 10 % 10 GU'
VIM, q, Juunuga..,, 10 a. gll 90
Ana in accordance with law ana the order Of
the board Uf directors made ON tho 2itn DAY uf
November, 1908, 20 mauy shares uf each parcel
OF such stock 40 may tu necessary Will be- sold
% 'hH omrc N tho company room 3, Emporium
lui ding, corner FIRST south aud " ain streets,
salt lasu titN l,ah GU TIE 18th day OF lanu.
hry, $3.50, al tp ,m. nj said day, 10 pay doIn.
qucuI assessment thereon, together with rho
cost Of advertising and expense Of sale
JOS A. JENNINGS, Secretary,
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FYLER CASE CONTINUED.
Tomorrow. at 1Oa. M, the Time Now
Fixed.

The case In which Mr.. Fyler and
Mrs McKone are the principals was
scheduled for ventilation In Commis.
sioner SommsT's court commencing at
Ten O'Clock this mornisR, Al that
hour however, u postponemont was
taken until 2 O'Clock, the as.
'urauce being then given that
tho hearing would be a "go" az
Deputy Marshal Timmony claimed
10 know OF q person whs would como In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-02
Gloves.

We have the best Is cent Kid Glove
IN the market Come to us for Gloves.
Remnants Of DRESS GOODS.
Remnants Of OUTINGS,
Remnants OF TOWELINGS.
Remnants OF TABLE LINENS.
Remnants Of SILKS
Remnants OF BUTTONS.
Remnants OF FLANNELS.
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Forestry Association.

a meeting Of tho Utah Forestry Asso.
citation will be held Saturday ever ing,
at O'Clock, In the Office OF the state
superintendent OF schools in the CITY
ana County building. All friends OF
the FlTealry movement are invited 10
be- present. q. A, WHTING,
Secretary.
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A MORNING mOLD.UP.
IraVeltr is Relieved of his Money
on south Temple street.

a holi'np wrought by means OF a
gun pay was perpetTated this moro
TX AZ o O'CLOCK upon u gentleman,
,""' Win others, Is sn route from
uts'hgS' Mob, to Ontario, Cal. It oc.
'u"sa GA south Temple street. nra,
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COMM Il II CI A l..
sA1r 80 cLEAHINn nouse.

0NTIE IINNT1 VTlTH T7Tf'W 1'VW""7
roiay's clearing house exchanges
amounted IN s316 7i5, same day last
year, $685. 400.
IUDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York.-Sllvsr, o.. lead, $500.
LJuuou,-SilvtI, 500 ..
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Farr & o.. received today.
penr. nulli 10, 60 500.
T. H. Jones a CO., received today;
Ofrs, sl2.UDJ; bullion, $500. Iolai,
81 5Uu.
W. s. Mccormick a Go. received IN.
Hauauet bullion, $500. IUlaI,
$1,000.
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Underwear.

We've had to duplicate and re.dupli-
cate our lall purchases on Women's and
Childrcn's Underwear. That tells the
story better than anything clse-we are
headquarters Tor these goods. VIII
continue our small margin sellirg I'll
after Christmas
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Jackets.
Dress Goods.

ar. X Thomas for Dress Goods"
Has become a household expression,
which speaks volumes. From now I'll
Christmas we are going TO offer some
rare bargains In this department.
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handkerchief.

We always have been, are now and
always will be headquarters Tor Hand
ketchieis,
Our usual grand display from now
I'll after Christmas.
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Mems Goods.

Our IS cent wool ribbed Shirts aud
Drawers are the best things ever OF.
iered for the money Ask to see them.
We carry a complete line Of Mems
Furnishings, but remember this:
There's no fancy prices on them.
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Shoes.

Yes, We know how to buy Shoes
bought before the advance IN leather
You'll get the benefit OF our shrewd
ness. From now I'll after Christmas
we place before you the best Shoe
for the money yoI ever bought IN your
life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-02

1tLIEtriI In tho siNtuUulu ward 1i this
cry, ~ l i1'H morning Uf general debility,
REFER tlllnaIIr Fst born Juuu -, lea
tuutrul from ~.AiNUntu ward meeting house,
SUNDAY mufuiuE at N O'Clock tuUnda iut
Niggd.
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CIAPES
Silks.

500 pieces Of Black Silks, assorted
weaye', In lengths suitable tor a waist,
skirt, or a foil dress. So that all may
have a SIX dress, We have marked
these goods just two-thirds their value.
Don't miss IL.
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Blankets & Comforts.

The cold, chilly nights Of December,
January and February, you need not be
cold. We sell blankets as low as IS
cents a pair We sell a good Comfort
for 81 IS,
We sell Blankets and Comforts.
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Al uNaRArrruL MlNaDLIAN.

a Mr.. Peterson, whose family livaB
Ia salt Lake Guy, has Dson trying Co
improve a farm 0n Provo bench ard
has beon living there alone. Sou.
time ago Chiuamau Ia destitute cir.
cumslanoes came To Peterson and
asked 10 DO allowed 10 stay with him
I'LL be could hnd work somewhere.
Peterson granted the request and the
ChinamAu has bson left ALONE on the
farm several timet when Peterson has
been called away, A. Peterson believed
he wns honest and would loUk after
the place. Last week Peterson went
10 Salt Like and on HE return on
Monday he found his pfotego gone.
This did not particularly disturb MIN;
but Tuesday he discovered that about
seventy bushels OF winter apples had
been taken away from haybiaok
where they had been placed Tor pro.
lection from the frost. He now THINKS
that the Chinamau anu SONS white
thiof have loaded the apples IA wagon
Aud taken then 10 salt Lake City OF
Park City-msst probably the later
place, at the ChinamAn wanted 10 70
thefe. Tue ChinsmAu IL about 20
yeafs OF age And "gOOI looking Tor
Chlnaman," anu speaks fairly good
EuEllsh. An old brown spotted coat,
with cuiis, IN also missing rom Peter.
sons home anu Ia supp leeI 10 have
bsen taken by tho CbinHmAu. The
matter has been placed IN tue hands
OF the 0fiioe aui Il IA 10 BE- hoped The
gully parties will be found. Peterson
II a poor man and cripple anu feels
disc0ntolate over the loss Of the fruit
ne II represented tho available proceeds
Of his summers tuiI,
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THIS KIND OF SELLING FROM NOW TIL.
AFTER CHRISTMAS.
Jackets.

In addition to
the l1rgcsta and
lowest marked
stock OF Jack.
els and Capes
vi the city, we
have aicwlins
Of last season
goods close.
They'll keep
YOU ia 81 as
warm as new
goods.
a FE25 lacke
Tor 8A7s
a SOS Jacket
Tor 1875
Yes,that'sright
gl7S instead Of
STsS
instead OF
!g75.
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Cligsso. close Jan. 3
whoat-Janu,rY. 55i February, OIL. MAJ
fsua
turn-lanuarr, goa NAY 90. s.
uats=iAnuliy. o. May. IsH
furk-JAnuhrY, ia sla, May. aIls..
lnrd=IuuuarY, l1U.a. MaY, ft.ULl.
hiDs-Jauuaty, tLasi May. gLlgs,
barley o.
lluka.4N.
TiuutuY-fl5a
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CAPES

People come
to us for their
Cap cs an d
lack be.
cause, as they
say W c are
lower on these
goods than
any other
no use or
course we are.
We know how
to buy these
goods, andare
satisfied with
a moderate
profit
FROM NOW
TIL AFTER
CHRIST.
MAS.
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LicENsEsro wED.

Marriage licenses have been istuni
T. w. Il. Ne'blt OF Mammoth, aged
2g, aai Ada Blsck,t, n rliitlu, aled
l0; T. r. Boamen, Of Mammoth, agoI
20, and Katie FAiknoT, %. Mamm0tn,
aged 10; Earnest scjvll, Of 5puugvillu,
aged q, and AlE bs.lmuus,1i Eureka,
aEedlg.
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Wrappers

Our superi or
buying ability
has made Il pos
sible Tor you TO
buy these goods
cheaper than you
can m Ike them
up.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-02
PROVO.
Legal Business.

The following orders we're made In
the First district c1utt ruesdhy:
Caroline Block W Hyfum DuwsniI;
al parties appearing ami consenting
thereto II was ordered that the receiv.
ere report be approved aud that tue
funds In the hRnis oi thn receiver be-
distributed 40 therein prayed tot, aud
lIat the receiver be- disChafgoi.
In the case " rhcrssa Tischnor VI
Salvador Ia Boa; attisisc'ilu Of ludg-
ment sot aside anu judgment felu.
stated.
First Nauonal Bank 10 Nephi Va
ChaflesF6o ct al;temlttiiour presented
anu ordered fled.
G.. diversion ci NJ " a. A. HInkiUy
Il A.; plaintiffs motion igt Judgment
made mai aud costs taxed against de-
PENDANTS.
Almon Robson " Peter Green.
halgh ct nj; defendants motion Tor
sew trial argued AMI den ed; defend
ants exoppieI; defendants granted stay
OF proceedings ton days.
People W. VIM. lytnll, note Intro
duosd as evidence before gran jury
allowed to 10 Withdrawn on mJtiUn
Chas. ID. Mpiny Esq.
Nels q. Erickson OF Santaquin has
brought an action against Cal T..
johnson, also VI Santaquin, flf 5000,
Tor alternating tho Affect ons OF plain.
uh's wife, Eide a. Erickson. Plainun
charges that adultery was committed
between de'endau, anu Mo. EicksJu
on July 2iin, 1895, anu divers timBs
thefeaiter.