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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-28
HE Is A DEFAULTER.
Cashier OF an Iowa Bank Short In His
Accounts $4,000.

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 2s.-A special
from Nicola, Ia. says j. c. Watts,
cashier of the State Bank or Neols. Ia,
is a defaulter in the sum OF sl0, 900. He
is supposed TO be somewhere in Colorado.
lie lost money speculating in grain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-28
Winter Term.

Bryant g. Stratton Business College and
;horthan School begins December D.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-28

wANTED--Thr,e q .xpsrienccl rhirt and
Butt n Hoe Makers. Parag n HI. "fg. Go
ga pesimins,rr stree, Rom ., I2e "
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-28

CREATE the Impression of
strength and OF soundness.
People ~ least feel that tnosc who
by using The NKws are soiid and
substantial
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-08-01
How's This!

We offer One Hudred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F.J. CHENEY & co; Props. ToledOIO.
We the undersign. have known F. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly HONORABLE in all business
transactions and financially able to car
ry out any obligation made by their firm.
West g. Truax, Wholesale Druggist.
Toledo, o. Walding, Kinnan q Martin.
Wholesale Druggist, Toledo. o.
HalI'a Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting difectly upon the blood and mu-
cous surface Of the system.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address r. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. O.
eF Sold by Druggists. 75c.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-08-01
To Avoid Flies.

Southern Farmer.
The following formula for a
wash is recommended by the
Louisiana Bureau of Agriculture,
not only to prevent the inocula-
ton of live stock with charbon by
the bites of flies coming from char
bonous animals, but also to pre-
vent that merciless attack of flies
on all live stock during the hot
weather, which Injuries the gener-
|al'heaEh of all, apart from the
FdangeT.of charbon by incubation
!. in tso quars of boiling water
dissolve one-fodrth po6ndof CON-
-mon'hard soap; add onesPpint Of
Goal oil; churn thesesubstances to-
Iether' until welkmixsas shd then
Failptswith three qnaias ;df, .and
Eada one PIT of fish oil. 'If larger
quantity be made, maintain these
proportions. This emulsion ap.
piled every other day will keep
the flies away.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-08-01

~ Cs IOr tnelT 9lsoU pILlo 0ucSs
From July 1, 1879, until July l,
1892, the Withdrawals of gold
amounted to s43,31O,S96. Demo-
cratic threats and free-trade legis-
lation, since, have caused them to
swell to the enormous sum of
SAT- 100000, and of this 1851 ,OOO,-
600 went to foreign countries to
make good balances standing
against us in our trade relations.
And yet We are told to vote for
Bryan out-and-out free trader.
Not if we know it. Daily Item.
The irrepressible l.. A. Gour-
dain has serenely bobbed up again.
The last that was heard or seen of
him four weeks ago, he was pro-
menading in white duck suit
hat and coat to match h-declarlng
that he was the victim of persecu-
ton. He went to st. Martinville,
his native town, hired hall and a
band of music and GRATED for
about one hour about the doing
of his enemies and their meanness
and hardheartedness. Then, the
whilom lottery shark suddenly
disappeared.
The above item is taken from
the States of the Goth inst,
1t is all mistake, the distin-
guished scount1rel Gourdain is not
a native of st. Martinville, and
has never been here as stated in
the foregoing paragraph.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1896-08-01

WANTED-AN IDEA " Wno aSSs 1:r .;%Dls tnIDe
thing to patent2 Protect your ideas they may
bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDER-
BURN q CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington.
d. c.. for their 81 800 prize offer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-22

Markham gulch, Bingham cauyou,
are Threatened 10 become tied up M q
legal controversy ON account Of the
rich ttrlEe recently m,de In their
property. Several g. oplo owning prop.
erly All iulug the Juia Dean oh rye
that tie latter people arc extracting
from their clsims.
Isaac Jennings and Elias Norris OF
TINS city, are IN B lee, 'aho, negp'
tiauuR with Jonn Temp ami olhrf'
concerning the Star miue on Wood
river, owned by tho b Il1g parties.
The gentlemen owned tue miur ono,
but deiaultsd on payment aud gnve
II up. IL IL now sail that ihey are
endeavoHug 10 again secure control oi
the property.
Mr. Aiolph Odauar, Of this city,
returned rom MorCur last even
lug after a stiy " nearly two
months IN tho buslliug camp. Whilc
away Mr. Odemar AMI re- cpmphnipn
located three claims, 90 Five Nile Pas,
the orc from which shove excellent
values. Toe gonliemUn hai Hers 20
sell iot good u uto., bur they pt'ier
holding on To the pr perry and thereby
protect their chance Of becoming
rich,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-22
THF oRASp.
MINOR MENTION.


AZ the Mercur election yesterday
women AZ well ~ men voted.
Tho unusually cool temperature Of
April 10 materially rotarding vegt-
iNtion,
This temperature In Salt Lake ex.
perienCUu u seeded iall today, aud the
Promise II Tor a shOWofy night
The Ann Atb3r boys, full Of hilarily
and goli ieuliug toward their college
ohunis In this city, lott for Leadvilly
last night over tue Rio Grandc.
The N m % entertainment Of strts.
OptlcDn We've, etc., viii be given In The
second ward this evening. IL IL "A
pleasing and instructive Ieri9rmauoe.
In the police court today CHA DON,
AChiuhUau, iorieiteI so tor keeping
n gsmbli Y house, Hnd WilliHm n.
Fowler W.. 'ouud guilty VI suRlln a
deg sud fined 81.
The remsius OF Louis q, Jackson,
VINO took hi own liie In the Ricputta
block on SUNDAY evening, were shipped
10 his homr 100 Friend, Nebraska, On
last nights RIO Gran 20 IRAN.
"The weather permitting, tie TIP
to Big g tlouw Cd " me- u,Gu q !.
day morning next, Arr "a" Thus
teAds a uuunuauuu Nont OJl Ny If,H.
dent DouuuHHu, tIls afternoon.
John n. smith has died SUIT In the
Third 0istrut rlurt against I'm ma 4
Lewis Alminis'tat. OF tho t.u.r
} on 3. Lrwis, u"n a,vl, Tor iu.gm u
iu the tum VI $500 uu % uIou....ry
note.
Tomorrow (rhuTs iAy) tysnIur, tu,
FINN warn mruitug house viii ur inn
scgus li 70 missionary b.UwrI #Tty
rendered 10 Elders WIN. Green Ito
Arthur lOW uatnI, lUu u' " ON
leave the city do May b, / take ,l
a AMOR iu G.uut BfiIaI.. An eAye..,uI
program las luuu II,p.r.d HU. 90,
evening" e. !OymuIt wIu t,Tml I.I.
with dHuuu Their IrIHudB HIu Zee
specially inv tsI 90 attend.
An entertainment vii ha gy.n ~
tn Eleventh WaIl mtuuTE H.usr un
ufH.uy tyuu.ur, AlI| .a Boz
no ur II EI.cru William lur..r AN
h bert Cameron VIII wi" rtEr 10
CITY ON the following saturday 10 d.
mIssiUus 90 Great Bf lain, a ur.. .nH.
pturIau ns- been lrr.pIrI Iu SO. h Do
mum ot ltnuus i.grfH utu edo .u-
lion sH viii t.Hv pbr AID Me- d. q.
Ca.urr VIII iobdtr s,l elton. 0u .H.
NHt OItuuc, AilUfr invites,
A benefit No the Lincoln school d.
nTNy VAL ba given IN lH. -IE.u.WarI
n7fumuiy bail Jnr week lHr s.M.
time past ttNtGuA.s have boon co.
iF1gress on the Inrtutn ut Lftlr q
letp ana the school pupil nl,uE pnr,
nave bonu drilled 10 t"u point %. pre-
Iatau1n Tor a most excellent eutrftuiu.
mrnt IN the optretN and Ie1tntiUns,
songs anu duls. Three Performance.
VIII lie giyrr; Thursday anu Fri as
evenings al s O'clock Hpd ssturiu,
afternoon az . O'clock. Tho "a uyIay
performance IL specially Tor children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-22
CHOIR'S HOME COMING.
Tho Singers wiz Arrive over the
Union rstillr tomorrow
Morning,

The Salt Like singers will be home
tomorrow. According 20 present ca.-
cllations ths arrival Will be- very close
10 schedule tines o'clock a. m. The
journey was commenced on the RIO
Gnndo aud Will cni over the Union
Pacific. Relatives and iticnisl u the
chorus nro sure 70 be at the depot e.
large numbers 10 welcome them home
after -. a.-- days Of concert WORK,
tishisrC.ng -ui pleasure.
special to itcSrWs
RENo. Nevada, Anrli a. rho choir
left Sacramento last night a'yer the
concert, striving NJ Reno Tor btcakia't
at len. All afo In good health and arc
enjoying the ufney home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-22
FROM INDIAN TERRITORY.
Condition Of the Cherokee M.sslon-
Lldors all Out In Their Field.
MANARD, Cherotcr Nation,
ApIilli, 1886.

MANAHDi Iherykcr Nation,
Apni 10, 1886.
TO tho Editor
Again we ask for a snort space ia
your valuable paper that We may 10.
firm our friends that we are sill Mt
our post VI duty. As the spriug Is now
1ren, We have entered upon our lao IL
With Determination 70 spread the
Gospel truths throughout this psrt OF
the earth we are ubeying the call
made Of IA 10 the best VI our ability,
uut sjmotimps II looks dlsc ufasing,
tor tue people have not only gone out
into the I4tkuoss, without the spirit Jl
IisCerumeut, but they refuse to No
pilUted out ui tue mrshc- ui sectatiau
bigstfy aud human bIiudntHs, though
thcy are being lablfeI with earnestly
10 the 10 pie would only Investigate
they would discover that II tie New
roHnmuu' passage give tue iiBnuty
Di the rus Church, al the sect,fIau
organ cations In he world ID nIt al.
N"r Iuu dUsufIpti "a. 4 cy All profess
. b. the thr lIuu church sui take the
Biol 20 prove their puditiIn aud ell
isil some important particular.
am happy TO sty tuat the cause in
whicu VIZ aru @ osrn servants ls slOw.
ly but surely reakinR down the prc.
Juices tuat the Elders lave had O.
go tend with In the mss Ntt ~ ull
10 ID nan .ful tina We have u.o4 count.
wO 1908 70 bulyr Jg tuu VOID o.
so. ~ 100 h.i been clg,r SAILING,
with Dol. Op o. Ion, W. would not ave
known Goo .lUfiJus pt1mises HuI % sa'
lns tha cImo 10 th.iowi o ~. Wiling
20 suffer Tor h ubmt'- rakr,
BrIiucf 5piumau auI are At MAJ.
arr, wueto W. Hru ouEaged il holding
IN lngs aud Sua lay zcusol, VITO lar
attendance. Your humble servant 0.
engaged On tuHguiug % uay school. W.
hare hitO BUtuyrs y Hulc aud Ruh'
arIsIn, from Smi.uHrlI, VINO arc 0ut
Iu tue iriI south, nuu BfUlntfs GiUeu
Of "A OprfvIIlo ami Haw ,luy u Pea
tauO, Aliate mtU,sug via frivnIH,
aud hoo O. plant the stamford %.
ritGs0 iiimly lu the hearts VI the puj'
pic tnat ~ Will CUTIE them intl the
presence 0i tho Father aud ~ Sun,
there 20 enjoy eternal bIi-s. We are
all 10 tbs ruluymeut OF health nuI tho
spirit OF our missiou, anu alI IN mu iu
Ntshtng tbs pioneer paper 4 u 90 sue
cess Throughout tue year
T.. II. MARdElT8.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-22
American Mining Company.

Articles OF incorporation were floi
today with the county clerk uy the
American Mining company with a
capital stock Of $500, 900. The inc5r.
porat1rs are; |. a. Bfnlan, B. -.
Hin, II. g. Taylor, Charl.s a. Linek,
Albert l.. He,dhrrg, Lawrs 90 WI.
con, William a. X .uflsUu. GiIigo A,
liswkys Jr, ~. 10 NHviur, a. e..
French, a. 49, M0sd Fred Hathaway,
James a. William, n. Is. waite, aud
A. r.. Moon, n. Di this civ. /. a.
Benton n president, /. ~. Hill, wee.
president; u, &. Taylor, second vice.
prcsi cot aud Charles Liucki secretary
aui treasurer
The mlnuy owns the floaiu,
claims situated IA toe Bis C6ttUuw0OI
mining district Salt Lako county
The Adrian, Minnie n ., Arll- Is 4
Rock, Consolidated Nos. 1, ., 3 iaud
o, The Lor, MO aud Tue LJfouzi noe,
., 3, 4, o, Ga.us.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-22
MERCUR ELECTION.
CANVASS or yorrs THIS MORNING
SIS Hundred aud Forty Two Ballots
CaN-Only sixteen Against
lncOtp ration.

s.oaHi5tHa NEws
MmCun Aptl % -UnuH colc.
bratsu gold camp Is now a municipal.
ny with q complete set OF Uiil1sfs. Toe
canvas OF votes Of yest,riay't
election was finished this morn.
ing. Tho result h n swCupinI
victory for the CliIEsns' Ticket rms
tick with the number OF votes cast
.1r each candidate, was a' follow
Mayor, Francis Han, 1858; treasurer,
Richard Guuiry, 40; recorder, John
Nah icy, 40; ju,tics Of the peace, O..
J.. Walker, $50, marshal, Harry Mari
igE c.uHo,lmcn, John Mcfarland,
sos; G.. T.. Pebble, AZ; NJ nrOr Bush,
90, Henry Halgs, 800; Vim. Bfsoken,
s5,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-22
Personal Paragraphs.

o.. 70 Moylo Of san Francisco is at tho
Walker
CP Smith OF Butte, Mont, Is a guest
NJ rho Cullen,
George %, rlollnn, prominent busi-
moss mau Of Chicago, is stationed al tho
Temple on,
i. n Decker and wife OF Now York
Guy are stopping ut the Cullen,
j, Thompson liz down from the juno
ton cay uu business and is registered q
Ihu Wulhur.
Thoma. q, Maddox of England, W
Buhu.Dr NJ Chicago, O.. A. rIrlHd NJ
Cincinnati and %. H. FtllN of Naw Nor,
arrived 90. he kuug-iuri this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-22
non rAHrisAS TICKET

Ihc candidates on tue non.parti'sn
ticket aud tlo yItes received ~ them
Hrc n. 'ollowsi Mayor Josenh B,ai.
Icy, go, treasurer, Martin Mahnkiu,
10, recorder a.. -. WINDSOR, 2Ol;
justice Di tho pr.ce, L. NJ. Bisnn.,
.7-; mHrshal, T. -vfch niger, 100,
Cfuuciim 100 90 Hanty CHdWeiI, 2tu;
rnuw's Car T. 2la; II. Mi.nrt, as,
4. v. Wu pIlo, us CnaTios Living
ttlu, lia
A t.Usl ut 0il vote. was cast and
only sixteen we're against iBulrpIta.
ton. a vrfy large uumDor OF men
did not vote al all uu acc unt VI
being At work IN the tnlurs auJ being
disqualified on acc uut o' not having
frstird Ia the camp the statutory
period, IN result ul the election De-
uighly graz ying here and Due, aud
good feeling prevails among sue poo
ole.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-22
\ Word for Texas.
GKEkNvILLE, TuEas,
April 10, 1896.

Aptil 40 1896.
There seems to be some reluctance
OF dread on tho part Of Elders who hrr
starting on missions, as well ~ thrir
irion IL al home, tn regard TO going ~
Texas. Being pioneer o. the Gospel
TO this state, aud having spent about
two years 10 this mission, thought
perhaps s few words on the true con.
uiIion ofsiisirs, and missionary lie IN
Texas would not DO inappropriate anu
would tenl n di'.abuso the minds OF
all In this respect. For ! consider this
about the best mission there Is A.
present, Tor many reAsonS,
Tho people OF Texas In intelligence
are more than up 10 the average and are
very hospi,ablo and literal minded.
There are school houses every three or
four miles, free for all denominations
10 preach In. Their ministers are
educated for the ministry. Tho most
opposition We have 10 meet IL mental,
not physical. OF oOurss there are
some exceptions 10 these rules, The
EluuTs often have TO cope with divines
highly eduoat Il, NO far as the learning
Of this world = concerned. they have
\ great deal oi practice At public speak
me an GO gDpl con Tegatipus. Elder
A. A. Kimball aud mysolf have Just
q fuu tyru days f. Two country
nsighboThoOds joining each other,
wuurr We nuld sixteen meetings, tap.
tiZel three ptf8uut, anu many others
vrr earnestly iuvesugatng,
After considering all things think
Il VIII be readily conceded inst Tex
l. rtcuni 10 none, ana 10 oue Of the
uest places calculated To prepare young
mistiOnaries Tor the days which are
coming, when the word will look up
10 the inhabitants OF u ln as they iiI
20 Grr,ce IN the Jay " hUt gtuatuess;
yeu, Yer muTl
IuAt mission IL tue best which
tends most 10 strengthen the nina Rud
elevate tuu q nj. La the worIs NJ q
E. ethuI philosopher, whose remains
nos sleep iu the silent .mu,
We're 40 t,ll { could reach Che pole,
or grasp NO ocean boo WE ruBu,
a man la mrHaHr0I hF hIH HuuI
Tue miudt Gus standard OF the man.
rANgrL a, WELLS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-22
district Court Gases.

The following cases came up IN
Judge Streets department OF the Third
district court today
Mountain Ice ami Cold Storage com.
pany Va G-orye W. Carer stricken
from calendar with leave to reiustato.
Nellio bonner Va Nat NJ. Brigham;
demurrer % tile third amenIe COM
plant sustained and ten days allowed
Co amend.
Baari nj Eiuratinr " U.sh stove
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-22
Death OF John LLOYD.

Chief Of Police Pratt IL In receipt Of
a telegram f,om Uudsrakrr Hardy Of
Victor Colorado, Notifying him Of tho
death at that plsco OF John Lloyd aud
requesting thal hib relatives in this
city aud H. George DO 70 Informed. To
what family oi LipyIa tho dead man
uul nga could not be learned before
press time, butab the telegram implies,
hu no DOUBT has relatives In tnia CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-22

& Hardware c1mptny OF nIi iudgm"n'
upon rem ttilut gOsts on appeal sl98B3
againat salt Like Pressed BflcS com
rnny.
samuel Pdormau W Uiah Commef.
c'al O. + win b. baut; Judgment agulnst
bank fut $40 90 anu Gusts.
n. r. HauuUu W Albert Domain
JifmlHseH.
ClfieIa Aldrlch W John Feather.
stonl; Dismissed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-22
COM NJ Il X CIAL.
sAlr 80 cLEAnINu nousn.

Today's clearing mouse exchanges
.mounteI To- slB0,59S. SANE Jay lust
YEAR 1891 9js.
IUDAY's QUOTATIONS.
Now Yofk.-5ilvsr, B7l; lead, $500.
LOndon.-5Ilyer, SD.
ORR ASD HuLLtON.
T.R. lone, & 60. received toiay!
Orrs. 50 800; bullion, $500. lo'a,
50 100
~. q. Mccormick 4 Co. rrceiva 10.
da,: n.vef sud luH gee, ~ 70 ,
HsuHuer bullion, s3,jDO. 7 Col,
$3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-22
Holden Not Guilty.

The jury rc,u ned verdict OF not
guilty In Judge Hlles's court today In
the case OF Holden O'Counor, the lad
who was indicted by the grand Jury
'1r assault I4on Chong Tong. rhe
defendant was Iischa gei,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-22
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent N1Uic.. Mountain Lake VIBlaf
a. muHnV Iuurlut Nllro Of business a.
FAt Latc tt.y. 4 an Location Of Mines
Head ~ Ug Cottonwood Canyon, sAl
Lake County, utAu.
NOTICE T. UrUrUY GIVES, TuAI
~ tUorc AFo dc TuVlant upou tH1 fuI.1HIHF
tu.sUrIlgl capt 10 slugE % thls roF.uTlH.
on account ~ assessment 40 b, levied uu iIo
llth DAY OF h.muN. 1851. the HVyuTEI .alIt
tnt opposite the nance Of the rytI tCt.Ggsg.f
hulItTa, a. iuIIUwa, 90 VII
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.Iorn, Ann nAHNEIs


INV Yuuh. April 70 stock mafkct opened
Loser under tue influence 90 Irtvy r'a f.uE
ORDER. An uufayUrhuIu luHuoucu waa OK. ITO :
Hy lover prI,es tor Amer" aur be- L1u. on aud
sr ling Tor that ayuuuuL NHuhat On was cone
Huruuua Toy urrHk uf o. auEHr HIlu uH e.
TIE pressure 90 cell lhHtCd after 10 lb and q
hrIsk GOVERNS uuylu. 90 'hsutus 20 Mh'h
tlb.r.u .u.ost. ucr gcut. sugar AMI Grams
LiHcrI mVug urirfs cAufel tAIy Ia
prices Missouri lhcino rusr Zee NcHitih
Union De- FuU HotHWUHtUfn statement Cor
March ah wing au increase iu me gross earn.
Iu. e OF lts.U.u, hoped tu harden toe market
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Licensed to Wed.

Charles l.. AIIcucy, aged &c. and
DNsy HoCRiug, uged Is, both Of
Bingham, 00E cut a marriage license
this afternoon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-22
AMUSEMENTS.

The combined glro, maudoIlu aud
banjo clubs Of tue Uulvority Of Mich.
igan repeated their performance oi the
evening before to a surprisingly large
matinee audiences At the rheater yes
tordsy afternoon, considering tue short
notice that was gwen oian extra per.
formancc. The program rendered was
IN the maln the same as that given at
the evening Performance.
Tonight Frank q. ChtrenIer will de.
liver his lecture on Japan" a. the
Salt Lake TheAter. The lecture Will
DO illustrated with slefe pt con views,
aud tho opportunity afforded OF a
glimpse Of the land VI the MlEalo
should III the building,
THF 1WsSp.
The Wages Of Sin drew good house
NJ the Grand last evening asd the old
story was told again 10 n sympathetic
audience. Taken altogether the pro-
duclion IL good one aud tho week.
business will show profitable one.
Tomorrow night the BibIn recital
will bs given IN the Congregational
church. A choice program has been
arranged aud an excellent entertain.
ment 10 assured, Miss Saba will bn
heard ia bOih vocal and Instrumental
music, Miss Maud Smith will trcile,
and the program will include various
other features,
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NOTICE TO cRlDITORs,



NOTICE IS hERFBN GIVEN ~ ~.
~ uLdCrrignud, executor ~ lho
y NJ AMI Testament OF W liam nrl-e O. w
ceased, tO tho creditors Of, aud al p,I t
huNiug claims against tho said deceAsuI
exhibit them with the necessary W. WA
within ton mOuths after tho nrst pun, aHI, V
of this notice, 10 tho HAtd Execute No VI. ~
unco Of Moyle, Ltue a Cusugan. on, ~
u ueseret National hank Building, rN' Lass
city aud County, state u Utah.
dated April 18th, l,a
SAMUEL DRINTON, .-,.f
Executor Of the Last wan and IeatAmoh'
William DTago, deceased,
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And lu accordance with tho law SUD lho vI,
der u' the Board of ulroCtnrs, maze on Nt
Nh dEy ~ March, 1896, ~ many shares on '..' i
Uaruu nf such stock ~ may be- necessary wy.
be- 10 d a. the unlce Of tho Company ho1n ~
tserpt sauuunl Hank building corner alAN
aud tirat south HtTCetH,in salt Lake tlV NtAs
Cu thc i!th dty Of nay, isl1, At the hour ni -
O'Clock noon, 90 pay tho delinquent h'.,
mrut together with tho cost OF AuycHslus AN
tAptnse Of sails. JANE, "a. MOl ~.
secretary,
Dated. SALT LAKE CuY, Utah, AprI -
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cmcAGO. April %
UDrs receipts. 100.
laEut. i..AHHII.ss
Mixed, bob 90
Heavy, gia ail'
Rough. f4. 100 20.
tntIIT. rprVIUfat ...H
Hrcycs. $3.50.
tows anu uuuria 50 I. 4a.i5.
1cXaa steers. 8. s.HiisH
ITO Eufs audfgUdtF.. l4u.aiI -n.
sheep, rcyupu. ,g.yg. MARKET suousur
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