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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

Cullen-li. A. Johns, Sioux city, Ia,
Robert Bell, salmon city. Ida, w. &.
Allyn, South Omaha, Mob, d. runio.
hart. Pocaioilo, Ida r. q. Wilson, Eu.
walker-G. W. Mondenhaii. Spring
villol Harry Chipman, American Fork;
ucorgo Ryan, Eurokai T. q. Logan,
Hingnamj william Cromu, waiter
Crumc. Fairfield, Of Is. l.. MANI, Wa.
saich county.
rcmplolon Mrs. W. z. Seaman, Miss
Laura SEAMAN, Master james seaman,
boston, Mass,i T. NJ. sloan, phlladolphin,
w. :. iielphrey, Omaha. !. n Drnsio, ~.
Lonisi 4. Grecne, Cincinnnti senate
ffank j. Cannon, George g. Graves. Os-
dou.
knut-ford- Horace Brown, New York.
" oshimA, Sapporo. Japan NJ. I.uEuki,
Osaka, Japan Mr.. aud Mr.. A. u, Iy-
soqu, sydney, ". n. W. Joseph ndef.
Mood, Chicagoi q. H. Frost. linsion. NJ.
a. Miller. nlilon, Monti l,obert &.
slafk, san franclscoi q, NJ. 0fiswold,
Now York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

The HeoA shattlat Mercur has struck
a blue porphyry at a depth u da2 feet.
Tue Hawkeye. an old.limo producer
OF Park City, IL about 20 10 brought 10
the front again under tue manage
msnt Of Captain EgaD.
The Centennial Eutcsa mining
company has deoa rod two regular
monthly dividends Noe. 1873 anu lgi
70 90 cents each and payable on tue
10Th.
Murray American; Albert Cahonu
has gone 20 the Blue Mountainp. al
brother AlUuIo CahOon and Mt. Henry
Erickson are putting up gold samf-
Ter at that place aud hence Albert
stands some show Of getting assmrie
gold produced In that region. Ito msy
DO gone all winter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

Something OF the instruct, Its Ceays.
ntsncss and Promising Properties

Something Of the DistFIet. Its Conss.
nisacss aaa Promising Properties
The editor OF the Iron County REQ.
ord spent some time a week ago Ia
making n general survey OF the HtAte
Line Mining district, and 10 = result OF
bile obseTvAliona the last issug Of tuAt
paper contains an Interesting writc.up
Of tho district. The Record says that
= more delightful location or a more
convenient one Tor mining camp
could scarcely be found Ia the state.
rhe atmosphere 10 cool, iuvigofating
and heaithiul and excellent water can
DO ablhined nj q depth OF from twelve
10 fiiteen ieet from the surface, There
arc upwards Of thirty houses, cabius
ani tents Ia tho tow nsile, besides =
mum OF ofolhers which are disiributed
In tho Canyons and hills on thu yarllu.
claims. Tnero are also several bn.i.
ness houscu, hotel, an assay M %
anu other Embellishments OF a cbatau,sf
generally found IN miuing camps.
In its reference 10 the mines VI the
district tue Record gives prom nsnt
mention 10 the Ophif, whlon Ia Owned
by Clark, Lynch ani Sullivan, has a
suhit 1855 feet In depth anl up 10 tho
j
producers af tho camp. Picked sam.
piles from This mine have assAyod ~
nigh NJ 900 uutces OF silver % the
,on, anu tue shipping ore taken oil
through tuuH about six o. seven nun.
dfed ounces. According 10 the state
mont OF tue owners tho mine has paid
IT, way from the surface, anu putin =
good ono.horsu.pOwor hoistiug works.
N.N
drrth u attained.
The Buffow, owned by Baksr Stu,
son a Peak, l. TO all appearances much
tho same KIND ola proposition a. the
Ophir and promises 10 develop int0 ~
good property whou a. great a depth
h attained. The shalt IL now ABOUT
90 ioei deep and has paid ior iia sink.
ing.
Tue Creole, owned by McBurnty,
Mcdonald And Miiloti, has had oou.
siderable development work done on
II, and has produced some good ship.
mrnls OF ore. There Ia NOW some.
thing near 100 lonsof good milling ois
on IL dump.
The Cold Belt aud Louise, owned y
LambeiI a DfaEe, arr gold producers,
and have furnished some very ron
astaye, though the owners have made
no shipments on AccOu Nc VI the great
eacfiaco which n Unavoidable In ship.
ping orc 40 far. They estimate that
th1Ie n 500 tons OF milling ore, that
Will ataay from $40 10 500 IN gold 10
ihe ton, now on their dumts.
Rome Hioka has some Prom slng
claims anu II dOiug considerable
development work. Mt. Hicks has
struck the right ledge and would not
take 10000 for one Of HE claims.
Other properties in the district show.
log good indications Of bringing wealth
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A "Ciyiiilel" toward.

This mornipg a house % First Yves,
between North and South Temple
streets was the scene Of a contest In
which ons msn covered himself with
doubtful hon0rs. II seems that
tquav, 10 doing the usual "bTead-ugh.
augai?" set, had placed her
dirty -moocasinej, unolyilized big toe
upon the clean, cultivated carpet u
said uomioile. IL was an act tina
mefitod severe rsprool; 20, In all
guntloness aud kindly spirit,
an individual then preseni,
seizlng broom 10 his brave tgh
hand, brou ght II down upon her heed.
The tquAw cried with pain aud pro-
tested Indignantly against what sho
(poor savage,) o5nsidersd brutal treat
meut. When last seen she wa vxhib-
iting n bump that might havs been
taken Tor diminutive Ensign peak,
anJ was threatening 10 report the 90.
ouTTenoe.
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Bowman Discharged.

w. W. bowman was tfisd In tho
police court today Tor petit larceny.
He lie the youns man WHO was charged
with stealing bicycle sundfles from the
Gftsholi bicycle house In this city. At
the trial, however, there wss default.
ing witness IN the person VI CHARLES
Cisyrole, IN whose testimony the
prosecution rui IT, faith IN scoring y
conviction, but ~ he IN not appear
their case lott ils strength anu Bow
man succeeded In getting mn order VI
dhcharge. he admitted having the
goous IN his possession. hut twote that
another person who had brought them
from hontanh, gave them 10 him.
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niSISo ~ oREeoS.
The osid Ridge ana othsrs owned By
Utah uep-rho fameus victor.


The osia ridge ana Othsrs owned By
Utah nep-rhe Famous Nictor.
Messrs. ]. T.. Bambsrger ana David
Keith, two well known miuing men,
returned n day or two age from a trip
inlo The state Of Oregon whore both
gentlemen haus extensive interests.
The property In which they arc
interested IL known A. the Gold Ridge
mine, located about midway between
Baker CITY and Huntington. The
gontlsmen report this mine 10 be Ia
iifst class shape nj present, with indi.
cations very bright for tho future.
rhe Geld Ridge 10 now supporting
iO.stamp mill and hes paid all expenses
thus far. The district in whicn II "
Situated IL one that boasts OF very val
liable mining properties and the whole
couutry touudabout IL literally
.watmsd with mipers and nfospscior,.
Itisin this locality that the Virtue
mine, a famous properly Owned hy
George 0reoson OF Ban francisco, l.
found. The profits from this mine afe
from $4,000 10 100000 every month.
Mt. Keith owns claim ,Adjoining the
Virtue upon which he IL doing tx.
tsnslve' development work. lie hss
already . double compartment shalt Of
a depth Of 200 fee, on tue property and
has recent completed the erection Of
a fine holaung plant.
Tue Oregon piaceu are doing nicely
and many people once moor are rapidly
gaining wealth anu III ience through
the puuuit u placer mi ring In this
state. Mt Aiew Utah hnsincia men
have heavy holdings IN Oregon aud
are making money deveiopiug the
properties which they have Hcqulfel.
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TRADING ON 'cuASsE.

Pear Aces aud gas Hsesrd the oaiy
sales In the rae.
A. ioday's oall on 'ehangs The Four
Aces stock was a seller al 20 cents,
white Gai w. dispo,sd " At one cent.
Aside from these dealings the call wa
iealutvlsss. except tina, the SWANSEA
stock was pitched tfltia higher Ny iis
holders, being an offering Al no lees
than fg 90 pet share, with bids Of
SEGA. Holders Of Mereur would
nave sold ut $3.50, but those desiring 10
Guy wanted tho stock At 1890.
The closing nsurss wetv ne follows
LISTED STOCKS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

Judge Street today made the follow
Ing orders In the civil couTi
Thomas q. Hefluson W James Nc.
uregof; pasiod by oonsoAs 10 the foot
OF tue calendar.
J. J. RsynoiGs W. Elias Morris; dl,-
m sscd from a wantOf prosecution aud
counter claim waived.
Montague W Carroll; tst iof trial on
Oct. 500.
MafthA A. Edwards va Geo. l..
Teardon ctAi; on tfial boiofo a Jury.
State Va William Lewis; order Of ar.
gaignmont vacated ~ the filsa In the
ease could not be found.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

,,tbe witness AID he made oit We
CHECK Tor change payable 70 '''''
Atwood. LA he
CroSs.s1amlnsd the witness s,'a ns
nfst discovered that the chseA WI
fraudulent on tuesday Afternoon
Immediately went 20 murray an
M. atwood Ia his oiiictj WhlIa ug
Was In the once showing MI hlNv.i
Inc check the son sald the tigna'ul'
thereon was that u his father, VIM us'
MED n; when Miss Chapman vas ai'
f.steI Sergeant Wire asked her u sus
had seen the check before sui nlei
iooklug the rapof over the deienuan,
,.id she bsi; the nicer astei hef "
al, know the check was forged anu
sbe answered en-" and that she hau
received Ii from Nj. Atwood, 1ho s'b'
JANE ATWOOD.
Mrs. Janls Atwood was placed 10
the witness boz by the prosecution W
pfovs that the indofsemsni OF het
name on the back Of the uhccH Va
iorgod by the defendant, but IN oulsc'
lion by the defense wa sustained aud
the witness excused for the present
FRANK SHERIDAN.
Frank Sheridan tsslined Tor he
ntosscutiou that he was connected
win the Carnival VI Madrid ~ saltAif.
He engaged Mics Chapman hsa per-
iofmsf nt the carnival, where she mae
engaged for three OF four Days. WIZ
nets Identified IN order on WslAsf
Brut. a Fyl,r for fifteen dollafs' uoilh
ui goUus and having his name slgnel
10 Il. lilo qucstisued Miss Charmnn
al SAltaif IN regard 10 the ofatf' WHEN
he had not signed. 81 attei het "
soc had forged fifteen dollsf ofdtr On
walker iltos.," continued tue wilneii'
AID she said, 'Oh, that's al fighl, I've
raid that or words TO that e1ec.''
Mr. atfnup cfsas'exAmined the vii
ness, and questions aud answers new
thick and iaat tot a Tow minutes, 80
ppclally whom the cfufn.quealiOnlnk
mad reference 10 the well-fumembsfed
and lamenteI 10y sonsl cAfoival'
"wsfu you not inlebled 10 Miss
Chapman at the time this order VS.
wfitiietG"
"N0, sif.p
"whal? do you mean 10 tell me
that you are not still Indebted to her Al
tue pfesonH DO you mean 70 Deny
that you have paid your employee ~
that carnival lees than ten PET cent Of
what you owed them and you o0n'
tTacted 10 payi'
A lot Of questions OF this ohstaolef
were hurled al the witnes, and he was
allowed 10 70.
Secretary and Tfeasuref Oscar Pc
icrson oil tic carnival wss beng exam
ined when the NEWS report closed
b1mo Interesting Developments may
be looked tor before the tfial onds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

The troops on route from spokane to
Chlcago viii pass through fooatsllo
tonight.
Tue fifst company OF the Twenty.
fourth Infanlfv which has been NJ.
signed 10 the Fort Douglas barracks,
will probably arrive Ina this city oyff
the Union Paolnc tomorrow afternoon.
A special train Of abou, 200 army
onieefp, men aud their iamilirs vii
pass through Osien over tue Uuion
Pacific on THURSDAY sn route from
San Francisco L. Nsv York. A ssc0nd
special viii pass Though the junction
CITY on Saturday morning.
Passenger Agent Bufley OF the
Union Pacific lett for OmHha last
evening.
Superintendent Bancroft Ieturaed
this morning from trip over tho
diviiion.
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TUX GREEN BAG.

Registoii
On Friday next Judge Richie will
make a settling VI equity cases.
Juror II. J. Grant has been excused
until he fSluTas from Oregon.
Emil Churtee, a native Of Apstfis,
has been admitted 10 iuii citizsnship.
Tue case against Albert Malquisl
was today dismissed on motion oil tue
Prosecution.
n. W. Fuller has commsneed suit
against a 'olpn nnd Lucy Riontsf 90
recover 500 on note.
Emanuel MonteTi was affAiEntd on
a charge OF grand larceny anu pleaded
guilty bsioie Judge Hiles this mosn.
ing. He will DO ssnIenesd on thurs.
day,
The trial Of the suit OF the Moline
State Savings bank Against Sarah a.
Cheshire ana George Cheshire has
been indefinitely postponed.
Register todaJi On Saturday you
may not have time, and these arc the
only days leII on which you eau have
your nAuo entered.
Marriage licenses were today Issued
10 the following oouples; w. q.
Knudsen Of Calder's Park and Trine
NJ. Il. Jensen OF Salt Lake CITY; Mel.
ehiof HuEgler and Nettie NJ. Petkins
Of Murray; David IA. Walton and
Mary A. Whitehead OF Mil Greek;
Joseph Robert Slsaier and Elizabeth
Emily R1blson Of this city.
Judge Hiles has denied tho petition
Of Frank dc Camp for q writ OF hAbsas
corpus. DE Camp was convicted Of
attempted murder In pulling up rails
On the Union Pacific railway at tho
time OF The big strike and sentenced 10
serve twelve years. The petition was
afgusd on the ground that there wa.
no such crime on tho Utah statutes.
Henry Larion hiss commenced nc.
ton against the OLD J0ti.n And Ga.
lena m ming company 10 recover fl5,.
900 dansges which he claims % have
sustained by reason o personal 10,
iurss received IN tho de'en1Ana'
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DAILY WEATHER yASE.
Observations Taken At Utah, Idaho,
honitn', Oregon aud MJomlug
stations.

Weather reports showing obssrvA.
ilous At am. Ioiayi
Salt Lake Cily-Bafomttsr, 3D.li;
temperature. 90, minimum, %; wind,
northeast, 4 miles pr hour partly
cloudy.
Baker Clty-Bafometer, 1870; ten.
petAiure ~, minimum, 80, vino,
southeast, ~ miles pnr hour; clear.
Cheyenne-BafometcT, 30 rs; tenn,
refatutc, IS; minimum, ~, wind.
wesi, o milss an hour char.
Hulrna-BaTOmelef, 30,aS; tempera.
tute, 80; mlnimum, %; wind, south.
west, light; clesT
Miles Clty-BAfometbt, 1924; tenn.
pstatufe, IS; minimum, %, VIM,
south, q miirs an hour clear.
Winnemuccn meter, 90 20,
temperature, 80; minimum, 80; vino,
east, miles per h lui; uleat.
Idaho Fallt-BarometoI, $3.50; tenn.
rethiufr, 30, minimum, ~, wind.
northwest, D miles per hour; clear.
Hayfe-BatomettT, aLl6, t5mpera.
ture, 80 minimum, %, ossr
denefal Gud local iorechat for 80
houfa ending nm, Wednesday,
For Uiahi Party cloudy loniahl
probably fail Wednesday.
bal, Lake City aud vicinity, fair
aud stationary temperature tonight
Aud Wednesday.
J. II. SMITH,
Observer Weathur Bureau.
SALT LAKE CiIY, UWh.
Today's temperature h shown In I'm,
lao smile Thermometer giyeu uelowi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

Judge Riiehis. Ia the equity court,
male the following orusfs ,udayi
q. L.. Hunt " Edwin D. Lanphefe
Two castsG decree of foreclosure BY
default ~ both suits.
q orge II, rnaoksry W Belle Bohten.
outgi ten dfys allowed to ME amended
complaint.
MounIAin Ice and Cold Storage lcom.
panJ " bali Lake CitJ; testimony
being taken.
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The Last Sad Rites.

Funeral services over the remains
the a. ant daughter Of Brother ana
Sister Fitzpatrick were held at the
iamiiy residence In the Ninth ward
this morning. Consoling ttmafhs were
made by kldsT Albafoni II. Wo0lley
sni Bishop samuel A. Wtolley. Menu
heiu Of the ward choir aad others were
81 attendance.
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.roo., AM aAaHrsS


NV ioHK Oct. iA-IIirher quotations IN
London caused higher opening Of atDcE 81
sulsidci soon And n few stocts sassd I'd
fractions on pfunt tAtiug The general bst
however, RETAINED decided element oi
strength.
Ihe feature Of the forenoon spscuiation va.
tnhacro. trading 10 this siack was not iafre
but an advance o. y. ~ u wAs easily estab.
h.h.d. reaeilon 10 ~ occurred At
midday, prices 81 leading sharoa showed nst
Improvements OF ~ q yer cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

We hear a great deal about
purifying the blood. The
way to purify it is to enrich
it. Blood is not a simple
fluid like water. 1t is made
up of minute bodies and
when these are deficient, the
blood lacks the life-giving
principle. SCOTS Emulsion is
not a mere blood purifier, 1t
actually increases the number
of the red corpuscles in the
blood and changes unhealthy
action into health.
If you want TO learn more
of it we have a book, which
tells the story in simple words.
SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists, Nov YoL
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Young Lads in Court.

Henry Smith anu Robert winlsms
are The n mes Of two young iellows
who we're before Justice wsuger 10.
day charged with petit larceny. /.
appears from the evidence brought out
that the lads ito.oa qlant'ty OF ftull
from Mr.. Ann Spfoal, an aged
womst aud mt when tbs rrmuu.
stialed with them, they uled pfn On
lAnguagU lowAr4s her. tn o5uIt, n
sympAihy inr ihviT tender yesTs, g.ve
lhum ttu 'h loeluft, alter which
tley we're .saharged.
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saprsms court 80 decides Ia An
opiaisn Yesterday,
Justice Miner, late yesterday after.
noon, handed down an opinion In tho
appeal caso Of the State against Harry
HAyrs, the Pelican Point murderer.
fne opinion was cOncuffcd IN by
Justices Zane aad Bartch anu afiltms
the judgment Of tho trial court, which
found Hayes guilty, aud DEGREES that
the appeliant must hang by the neck
until dead.
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MRS. SCaROEDER'S DEATH.



The annou cement Of the death
OF Mp. A. r. Schroeder, vito
Of the we'll ku5wn stIorney, has
brought sadness 10 tho hearts
Of n host OF friends In this
city. The lady's demise occurred yts-
tefdAy afternoon anu came almosi
without Warning. Hur husband was
attending 10 law business IN Beaver
when npptited OF the ahocking event.
Mfi. schroeder hnd not leen IN
100 health for somu tins past and n
low days ago underwent SUI.
gieal operation 1T the bands II
Doctors Burrows and Daily. The
operation WINS hppafenty tuecuff-
iul ana gave promise Of anlfding per-
mAnent relief anu tho bringing ABOUT
VI n complste restoration 10 health. Tho
patient was considered 10 be entirely Out
OF daugeT when on Saturday mpfniug
Mr.. Sch 60 Ier went south leaving her
Ia the cate nnu keeping VI her iIiends
July cou fident Of her recovery. THIS
mUTbing 10 returned home greatly
bereaved over tue irfupataoie ioss tnal
had come b him.
Mrs. Schroeder was young IN Year,,
q charming lady, q noble wife and M
AfieetiOuate mother. she leaves but
one ohili. n litliu gitl, rheodoga, four
teen years oiage. Madison, Wisconsin
was tue home u her glflhood AMI she
will 10 tnken there Tor burial, Toe
body viii probably leave tomorrow
night accompanied BY Mt. Schroeder
aud his nttlu daughter.
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Jailed Ior NienIinr lIarnrss.

Harry Packer, wa. & Is said. lie an
ola J,ilblfd. was convicted In tie polics
court toiay Of petit latoony aud sent
TO his familiar abode Tor finy days.
Packer stole single harness, the prop.
efty OF N. a, Gsies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

Two thousand shares VI Gas at |
cent Ief share, 900 Four Aces NJ ~
cent?. Total shares solI, $500.
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MoRoAx coin MNiSo Asp niLlss COS.
rAsT.
Principal Race Of business. salt LAts ca,
Utah.
NOTICE THEuE AIR DELlNQuiNf
~ on tho following described Htoct On a
count Of afscssment levied on The ~ d.l y
September, lsl the several amounts sci oPfQ'
site the uaIset OF thu respective stocsnoldsfh
Ah.followa o. wit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

And In accordance with the law and order
Of the board Of directors Of said rorpoflloh
made on the hth day OF September lrtA ~
many shnTes OF each parcel Of stock A. mar ho
Necessary Will be sold saturday, october ile
gsih, lsyo. Al O'Clock IN. % the once o. w
company W Main street. salt lAke CITY, llAh,
to pay delinquent assessment together WIN
cost OF Adyeruslng and expense o. sale
AS. fOWLEh secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-13

uo,. Chicago, OCT IA
HEht, ta1af9.da
Mixed, " 2UatAto.
iisayy, fllnaiAto
Rough, " lp1tdgo
Cattle
heoves. N.eo4fac3.
towa and hoifcfa, tltQataoo
IcNhnt. iLiIHfAel.
Westerns, fl.oQaiila.
hlooter. and feeder, f2Ioatg W
nho0p-hleAdy ~ nrm.
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LOST
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

nS BRIGHAM sruEET, 4 sEALsKn
" eollAresle Return 70 ~ last hHshas
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TIE CREDITORS SALE

% W. Second South Street,
NeSt TO ,uiIen Hotel.
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chicago aarhst.
ahieasa oeL u,
WhoAt-Oet., o9g Dec. s0t.
toru-Oct, ~. bee, 4l.,
Oata-Oct, ~ bee, ls.
Tors oct, IL Dec. Ng.
l.Ard-Oct, $40 Dec iLiss.
iyc.aaIA
Harley lai3
liAN-lbAaid
1imoihy-ig.t0,
silver. Lead
eilyff-fll.
Iaad-l4tI
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snvsr-cil
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Mrs. Jsnie Atwood was placed 10
the witness BOZ by the prosecutor y,
prove tina, the indofsemsnl o. ne.
name on the back Of the uheoa Va
forged by the defendant, but an oulso'
lion By the defense wa sustained auu
the vilnsss excused for the present
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TodAy's temperature h shown In IN,
&C simiie Thermometer given Uslowi
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-11-16
PASSENGERS.
Arrivals.

From Hawaii, per stmr Iwalani, Nov
14.-W. H. Richard, Mr.. Eiger, Mr..
Black and p deck passengers.
From Lahaina, MoIokai and Lanai,
per stmr Mokolii, Nov. 14.-F. H. Fos-
ter, F. H. Hayselden, j. NJ Brown,
George Lucas and wife and deck pas
sengers.
From Kauai ports, per stmr Mikaha-
la, Nov. 15.-G. N. Wilcox, A. Crop
and wife, c. H Bishop and wife, G.. R.
Ewart, ]. Gandall, J. Gandall, Jr., Miss
R. Gandall and servant, J. K. Farley,
Der and wife, G. D. Pringle, Falk Max
imin, L. NJ Vettlesen, c. Bosse, M. R.
Fernandez and 90 on deck.
From Maui ports, per stmr Claudine,
Nov. 15.-H. p. Baldwin, w. H. Corn
well, F. w. Carter, wife and child.
Thomas Campbell and wife, F. Wal
dron, DR.. Pochin, G. D. Adams, w
Vida, Capt. l.. Ahlborn. Mrs. Kalama
and daughter, G. Kaiser, S. E KaIeI-
kau, w. K. Hutchinson, Rev H Kihara.
S. Fukuda, All Sung, F. ]. Cook, Mrs.
Buch and three children, Mrs. Keala,
c. H. Dickey, A. Heneberg and Sc deck.
From Maui and Hawaii ports. per
sum TiHdu, NOV. To-. NOlCdQO-E.
Suhr and wife, A Garvie. J. Water
house, F. w. ThTum, E. White, J. F.
Brown, I. Witkowski, A. c. Palfrey.
7. R. Keyworth, B. F. Schoen. R. A.
Lyman, Jr., f. Wilhelm, c. Blum, A.
Lindsay, L. Turner and wife, T. Huga.
Paul Jarrett. Way ports. j. A.
Scott, George Ross, J. Renton, J.
Hind, j. Watt, T. S. Kay, c. Motley.
w. H. Campbell. w. F. Pogue. H. c.
E. Madden, E. Dowsett. c. T.
Day, Rev. S. KOrida, Miss A. A. Kina.
0. Hinderbergen, Father Andrew. G.
Amaze. E. A. Fraser, wife and child
Mrs. j. H. Mckenzie and son, Miss Null
linger and 1873 deck passengers.