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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-15

PETERSBURG, VA December II
Thomas Harris. q colored man haliing
from Richmond. was terribly beaten by "A
crowd of negroes In the bar-room OF VII
lis Gillian az a late hour tonight. mar
ris had his left Lex broken and his head
smashed In. Three Of the negroes i'm
pllcated IN the beating made good their
escape. HItf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-15

WINSTON. y. c.. December l4-Rev
William Warren Alhea died here last
night: aged Sc. He was the Oldest mem
Der of the Western North Carolina Con-
g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-15
Stimulating and Nutritious.
Hor.ford's Acid Phosphate.

II supplies Just the right element uhe
nhosphates) TO repair waste OF body and
brain-a food itself-and also helps digest
other food.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-15

take laxative Bromo Quinire Tablets.
Druggists refund money if fails to cure.
25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-15
HUNDREDS TREATED DAILY.
7llIGl Cures Already Reported and
More Sure 10 Follow.

money is received for exami-
nation, no money is received
t0radVice, no mOnCyiS received
iormcdical attention, either at
thc Office or at your home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-15
WINES And WHISKEYS.

We carry in stock a large assortment
OF FINE WHISKEYS AND WINES fer
family and medical purposes.
We handle nothing but ABSOLUTELY
pIrRr GOODS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-15

The Doors Are Open-YOu Are
Welcome. Office hours oO'clOck
a. VI. to Z O'Clock Il. VI. Sun
days, for the accommodation
Of those who cannot come on
week days, = to , o'clock Il. NJ.
Munyon's Homeopathic Home
Remedy Company, 600 East
Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-15
THETOWER. Cor. Second and Broad.

mas list? Come here and save money!
whether you have or not. ana saw
swiss Tambourod, $40. reduced from p.
S. reduced from 81.
Nottingham Curtains. nc. 10 81 pairs
Corduroys. for waists, lJc.
Finished Velvet. &c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03
WILL BRING MAUD HOME.
An Onl,tr, Acctmpahi0d by D,pu }
Montgomery. Mill Leave for
Butte Ihi, Evening.

Deputy shefii Montgomery will
leave for Butte, Montana, on this even.
ing's train TO fotouo Maui Miller from
the aisoc alton OF tue Jarvis woman
into whose company she unfortunately
Tell. Mfp. Miller, tho gifl's mlthef,
viii accompany him Tor the purpose Vi
acting ~ mn escort And protector to her
child on the return trip.
Montgomery will take ttquisl.
tiou pApsis with him for tho
return 10 Utah OF Mrs. Jar.
vie, who Il charged with being a
pfoeufois. The latter has u hard iepu.
lalion anu Is credited with being iuii
OF Inventive genius. Various schemes
Of which she IL the repulsd author
have come over the wires privately
the last two days, Including an AT.
tempt 10 have the girl marry a young
Salt LAksr now In Butte. All these
have been ihwhIted and the prospects,
Tor Mn. JNfvit's prosecution arc very
pfomisiag. County Attorney White.
more rays that he has ample proof 10
establish her guilt and soma her TO
State prison for long time 10 come.
The feeling against her 10 very strong
ia this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

Harold NJ. Pitt 10 an civ candida q
i,r county assessor on The Repul lloan
il'tut.
The Scandinavian Democratic 40.
clos aut iur,ttt Cuuuly ... Vt.l. o.
on lnufruaY uV,HI.. ttEt .H trft
ollc1fa TOT the ensuing 30 uNF fu
receive instiuutiuus 10 thu Australian
ballot aysiom.
Mt Pleasant Pyraml wtl
preacher lubDliug tn poIugf Satan
nas bis hgonts NJ work, al
wonder that aIheiSm IL on no a.
Saving tue glvufumHul aH4 r.,tu. a.
tally IT, people may be patriot 10 10 81.
duos not build ~ NOT maiutatu Tue
paWtr OF Christianity.
8 riding cstica,uIts Of Hanna aud
p. kIuley arc displayed if1m tho win.
doNa ut Democratic county nuad.
quarters. From tue Republican huad.
quarters lively lth9gTippr O TIE
boWtfy Gin are the chief utnlmonth.
uon.
Provo l. qulfsE Just think Of to
work u clsi ~ TO elect e.. A.. Alien l.
CungfUhi, aud now hc u nTOun1H.4mU
lug with Democrats and bUasiIuF. Of
tile tb.cAlloI Democratic pfucnyitirr.
10 IL 90 lisgractful that We have 10
pallunco ~ thiuE about u. One .rt Of
lnat kiud ought % bo tnough 10 ~
Republicans u Utah.
Delegates 10 the Republican county
convention were chosen a. Fatmeis
wsfd ltsl night a. follow.
Precinct 63-Mfs. J, a, BoWdlo, 3.
W. Iatbull, Martin ChflsiopheIslu, J.
r. ChamUvrIniu, Henry Senior,
Aaahui W01Irum
PWciuol 1i-Aurus J. Cannon.
Amos Gabb.u, a, ". Stevenson, j.
:. k'gDyi J. J.. sueli, MAX 5peucrt.
Tlntio Aiinru The Mt. Piuaal
convention endorsed Mex nl,y 600.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03
THE GREEN BAG.

Petit Juror Max LipmAn was to-day
excused tiil next Thursnay.
John l.. Berg WA today admitted 10
full citizenship ~ Judge Hiies.
The suit Of LUIS w. DittmAn We
VIM. II. O'Msara was Dismissed ,oda y
In the civil court.
Petit Juror 4. =, Burton was today
excused for the term aud Juror W. III
Lett was allowed 10 go I'll Tuesday
uext.
The suit OF 3. W. Morrison against
NJ. IL. Beafdsley has been referred uy
Judge Street to Judge Richie In the
squity division.
Further proceedings In the damage
suit OF h. u. Rich vs. the Rio GTsnde
Western Railway company ate con-
ilnued till Monday.
uustAve n. Rahmspergcf, n native
OF Germany, was this morning given
his indentufes Of full oitirenthip.
Judge Hiles examined the applicant.
Arguments ia the damage suit OF
Edwin H.. Hich against tue RIO Gfando
Western railway were finished hnd the
Jury was charged and retired. No
verdict hal been returned At . O'Clock.
Tue suit Of the Mammoth Miaing
company Va tho Salt Lake Building
company et al wab tod y fs'erici by
Judge Hiles to Judge s,fseps division
for trial on October ~.
The Supreme court has Cenied the
petition OF John II. SneitOn for an
alter native writ OF mandAte 10 CON !
Juugs ltitehio 10 enter q tuppioms n ~
decree In tns case VI snelsgn asAins.
the TUFTS tstate,
IA ~ nunlth has ham aurnint.d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03
DOOLY REELECTED.
Succeeds Himself as Chairman Of The
Republican Stale Committee.
ncALLuM AM MlIeuAs ouL


Hon. John r.. Dooly wts is-eiso'eI
chairman Of the republican Stale
committee this afternoon aui will
therefore continue TO direct the ADAM
Of his party campaign until vio.ory "
defeat Gomez ~ return for his efforts.
There were two other candidates for
the place. They were Harry MoCal.
lum Of lhi, city and Charlie Meigta
% Ogden. McCallum got D vote,
Meighan aud D5oly o.
Ati O'Clock a committee from the
Independent Republicans were atk.
Ing that they be given representation
ON The Congregational COMMITTEES. THIS
committee IL 10 he appointed and viii
consist Of tix members. Toe
Independents want three out of
that number. IL l. stated thar
Chairman Dooly will give them two.
msy be that they viii goi three. A
chairman Of this COMMITTEES u 10 d.
chosen outside Of their own tauks.
lie IL 10 bo selected this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03
Three TOugh poys pI.eharged.

Some three W ess ago Justice Wen.
ger bound four boys over 10 the dlsttiot
oiuft for com niimont to tho Reform
School. They were Teddy Daniels,
Addison Parry, Wiliiam SanboTn anu
Thomas Baker, who had been arrested
Tor and found guilty Of stealing. Thote
toys had nguted Ia such cases several
timcs before and ~ they we're pretty
well hardened ~ tho husinuis, the
police Justice thought that term
In tho Reform school would DO them
good. A. the hearing In the district
court the latter was committed while
the other three were referred back 10
the police court where they appeared
today. Alter 4 lecture by Justice
Wenger they wefe. allowed 10 10 10
their Teaueciive homes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

nett, Hstkness, Howst n Bradley fof
defendant.
10. Jarvis a Coutlin " Lsnds Trust
company, demurrer TO complaint; Ben.
nett, Hstkness, Howa, A Bradley Tor
plaintiffs, and Williams, Van Colt 4
sutherland Tor defendant.
~. bte W Continental Insurance
company, submitted on motion 10 re-.
hoaf motion for new tria; Ltssengof
for plaint n, and T.. L.. Williams and
George sutherland Tor deieDdant.
liz. Central Pacific Riilrosd COM
paDy Va Joseph Wright, demurrer TO
complaint; MaTsnaIi ~ Royie for plain
til and d. IA. Jones for defendant.
y. Americas Llau and Trust com.
pany W Oregon short Line, etc. de-
muffsf to complaint In Intervention.
Al. Gilbert ID. Amos " =. NJ. Green
IL al; motion 20 dismiss partly argued;
LoofuouroE a Kahn FOE rlaintiff, and
q number OF attorneys f0f defendnnls.
1913. southern National bank vs. ID.
7. TaTpoy ct AL, motion for leave to
amend complaint; Brown, Hendefson
q King for plsiutifi, and g. b. Nafian
Tor defendant Tarpey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

adopted o ftoe coinsge plank; IN on'
worIs they declared In favor o. w.
gold mon .mrtallism aud ais, bime,al
Ism, ana Arthur Bfown, ibc not
pronounced gold bug Ia Utth, ~ lnell
loader and local prophet AZ theJ
Will cut absolutely no ngufs VA va
elec,ion, however, II ls PROBABLY use
les 10 ditoiss their inconiistency'
M,iouf Mercury, The senatorial cor
ventinn knitted iuuple'a candiitiei
r. MoBfldr, anJ nominated J0bn y
dhatp OF Vernon who a. sal1 70 90 "
invot 81 silver, but wauts MCKINLEY
electors. slower ami Eflckson o.
stockton nnd Ncibaur o. Mefcur,
Uotod tho convention, and have re-
csivsd no con,ufo from their cotstilu'
unit fof the act 70 Tar az We have been
aulo 10 learn.
Mani Moscugtii Tue independent
Republicans also placed In nominhiion
Lafayette Holuf0oE ~ Provo TOT Coz.
srHs, Hud upOn the uuduffcmeni OF
tnh candidate ny tho regular Rupuu-
lluan conventions which met In Ogden
iagi Saturday hung the ultimate unit
" tepafatIon Of the Republican, OF
Utat, After long ani hard fought
battle the Ogden convention made the
iu1orrment, AID tue viot0p ate
pledged tho united an hearty support
VI TIE whole party.
Ephfiam knictrfitt; Arthur Brown
gave up his ngnt against the silver
Republicans very suddeuly OF the Og'
zen rlnven ton, anu those Who lotk
Tor bis fsha ~ Tor 10 doing, think they
sHH n as.H Al. a..
a Legislature that Will tonJ Mt.
btnwn back 10 tbs SENATE. 10 would
be great thiug for Utah ~ east her
electoral vote tor Btynn ani then seud
Bf1Wu 10 TIC Senate 10 work ngslntl
him' lue io1pIe were IOhled once tu.
hey Will '" careful this Tins 10 Henu q
MAJ o pr cent them Ia the Senate
W.. Hrivcr man, iini, last aud Nil
&c tim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03
Under New Management

ON Monday there will be Installed In
the woman'a Cooperative store a new
management Tor tue interior work Of
the establishment. The store now has
q very pluasaut location IN tho new
building At Ne. % west Frat South
street, where everything h In apple.
pc order Tue Institution 10 q
thoroughly home organization, anu
lie branches cover all lines
VI wonen'a anu ohildronis wear,
dfvssmaklng, millinery aud kindred
w9tk, In which the best and latest
styles are maintained, the quhlity
bsing Of the highest Attalnabis and
prices boiug kept MI tho lowest notch,
10 ,nat patrons u tho iuH,iiution shall
get tue beet return Tor thelf money.
On Monday Mrs. Fuuciu aud bet
daughter Mr,. ksliy, accomplished
miliiners hau ufusamakefs, late Of
London, England, ana well Aud favor.
a0ly known ~ this city, will assumo
,hAtgo OF tho whole Cstnblishmout,
having been engaged thtfrilr by iho
boAri Of directors Of thu iubtiiulion,
VINO have succeeded by long 4 atdu.
Gus tnJfis Ia making the Place mot
desirable A. a furnishing mouse fof
womoLI aud chiidrslb goods VI all
Aiulh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03
Personal paragranhs.

T.. II. Jones OF Kolton Is stopping at
tho WALKER.
q. u. Refer aud Joe Kclior oI sho.
shone, Idaho, atu registered at the Cul.
len
Il. H. Tarmor Of Milford is In the city
aud AZ tho walker.
4. II. Doylin Of Do Lamar, New, IL a
guest al ho Walker.
Henry Fink " Evanston, Wyo., aud
II. MCGoo Of omaha arc stopping al the
Walker.
D. Mt and Mrs, W. u. Page Of Albany,
n. ~ arc at thr kuuIs foTd.
Mrs. WCliha W, Drake Of Malad city,
Idaho, IN registered among tho guests VI
the Trmpl0 on.
George H., Joseph and Jane Anthony
are Boston people nt tho TOmpla on.
Jo,eph Polo Is a visitor from France at
The knutsilrd.
y. N, Coghlau Of Moxioo IL registered
ai the knuisiord
II. Hughes II In from Mondon, Gao he
county, and NJ tho Walker.
Frederick o, s. Buck Of Denver IL
among the guests at the Tomploton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03
DAILY WEATHER yANE.
Weather reports showing observA.
li0ua ~ y AM. To-Day;

Weather reports showing obseryA.
ilous a. y am. To-Day;
salt Lake Clty-Baromeier, 5000;
temperature. u; minimum, 81; WIND,
southeast, q mics Ier bouI; clear.
Baker Clly-Bafomclef. 5000; TEN.
peraturo ~; minimum, ~; wind,
northwest, ught; cloudy,
Chsye lno--Bafonieter, ~. 90; tenn.
pefalufe, 81; minimum, ~; wind,
west, ligui; parity cloudy.
Hslena- Barometer, 29. %; tsmpera.
tute. 81; minimum, q; wind, west,
IL miles per hour cloudy.
hilss City-BsTometer, 20 ~; tenn.
pefatufe, 81; minimum, IS; wind,
south, Light CLOUDY.
Winntmucea - Barometer, 5000;
Temperature, 10; mihlmum, ~; wilma,
nofthsAsij o miles poi hour; clear.
Idaho Fallf-BArometer, 1904; tenn.
perAtufe, Is; minimam, ~; wind,
south, IL miles psr hour; clear.
HAyn-Barnmoisr, 29.Si; temperA'
tuTe, 81; minimum, 90; wind, south;
milos per hour; cioudy.
denefal aud local forecast for 80
hours ending 4 Pm, SUNDAY.
Fair, cooler tonight ana sunday.
Salt Lake City and vicinity, fair
TIL. afternoon and Sunday slightly
cooler.
J. II. SMITH,
Observer, Weather bureau.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah.
Today's temperature IL shown In the
lac smile Thermometer given below:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03
BAKER ISCOMMITTED
70 The Industrial Schooland The Perry,
Daniels an SanbOrn Boys
nEa,spEp 10 THE POLICE COURT
Lee Wood Wants Di,chafgs-t hApmau,
the Lick Trick mas, Given
His Liberty.

Thomas Baker, q lad Of II, who was
,secnlly convicted In the police court
4 retit larceny and who was sen, 10
me Third district court for commit.
ment 10 the State Industrial school,
was this morning 10 committed by
Judge Hiles. Addison II. Perry,
reddie Daniels and william Banborn,
Nil three Implicated with young Baker
in the thsift Of ZONE brafses from
MIdgley's plumbing shop, we've also
up Tor similar treatment bat his onor,
being assured by the parents that they
would control the boys In the future
aud taking the promise Of the boys
mat they would mend their ways,
fsmanded thom back TO the original
trial court with Instructions 10 the
magistrate 10 take such action with
reference to their sentence which he
might SEQ NJ.
The three boys who were remanded
lack appeared 10 be very much pleased
with tho proposition, but young Baker
took his fate very much 10 heart.
N. v. Jones appeared ior the Toys
and Mf. Eiohnor for the State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03
CITY DEPARTMENTS.
tn ldlug Permits Report of Health
Doard-ioll az,

The following building permits were
this week istued by the building ~.
sptotsii
salt Like City Railway company;
brick building TO oost 81, 100.
J. Al. Alderman, 800 second street;
barn, eoel $40.
II. II. Picntr. llle TnirI street;
pressed brick house OF ak rooms, Two
cioiet,, pantry, bath room aud pofoa;
cost 81 $40.
w. aouthaui, "a Gusn street; brick
house OF Jour room; cost $500.
J, Is. WaiAley, . Orchard squats;
brick house Of two room; cost 500,
J. II, Harvey, 1852 Ioltn Ninth East
street; frame house VI i've rooms, two
closets. bath room and porcbi eost
Lyosum thsAtsr; storm dozen; cot
s25.
Alex. wan,Ass, 03s west Ninth
South street; Otick house OF two room;
cost $3.50.
A. h. Dofemus, 2g6 north Second
Wet street; addition OF three Tooms,
olotel, panty, bath room aud p1fobi
COS, 81 500
J, u. smith JLi Blb second street,
addition Of 0no room aud pantry; cost
500.
J. w. Jenkins, q street.; brick house
Of eight looms, four closets, pantry,
bath room And porch; cot 81. OjO.
liEAL1lf REIORr.
The b0arI Of health gives out the
following report Tor the pat week.
Births, IS; males 10, females 20; death,
o, maies q, females 3. Bo.its r..
osiyed from other places fur inteTmvnt
here, /. Contagious dis~assi, uAgs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

On Monday next, which IL order day
In the circuit cauft, the following mo.
lions will 10 taken ~;
90, United 8 ales W Terry u al. d..
.fus ami Bfowni Henderson a King
flr defendants.
81 u, Htmu lHtuo and same attorneys.
IFS, no. United States W sven o.
Nielsen 81 nj, demurrer; Brown, Hen
usfson q King Tor defendants.
~. Sguffy W Onlarlu Silver Mining
comlAHv, demurrer TO complaint;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

I catatfh h ul..u utrase, 90 some
claim, Inst pnyscinna frequently hd-
v.so chance Of Hir ana climate e. those
ufiennl2 Cptatfh is "a Glmato aiier.
u0u, but nothing but a local remedy
10 a change of rl|mgio viii cure ~.
Ely'H Cream Balm o. 90 efficient ns o.
no away with iur uroffsiiy of leaving
home aud fflgnds, Causlng instant us
ie' anu II real euro of caiauh,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

NV lpuh urt Iastork market opened
Wthhi moderately active on resumption u
year pfrfaufui difcCtnl chiefly against sugar
AuN EriuEuu rualr lnHt 'sc
ltiurf continue. o. rucrdc fraotonaily
luunE lhe n.ni.F hour On moderate ODER
IuEHi HuEur touched IiHI.
ihr decline checked sUou after n ana Ecno
rN ltcuftrIrH yuHuUd uu Coyrrtug, tobacco
using ta ptl cent Go tit, The bank state.
diu rui Influence Fa.uta.
Tor uf, $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

outstanding, u, scarlet lever dith.
liberia tnfec i0us dissases fep,tist
Tor the week -; typhoii fever 20. two
outside Of city limiui whoopiug
cough q.
Twenty-Five milk tests were made
during the ~eeh AMI Ill samtlc found
20 be ~ 10 the legal standard % per
centsge.
roll TAN COILpCrtUNa
10 III noon toiay the poll tat col.
lscuOns Ia labor ani cssh Tot the past
week are stated ~ sf0s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03
Iaiorna,lon. Fii.d.

r.day Comfy Attorney White.
more Ned iniofma1l5ns sgalnsI the
following pofsouG
Ray Herring. mouse bfeakingi Satn
Bailey, burglary; David Ffsughton
anu VIII Bowbidgr, gfand larceny;
Jtmes d. Bloor. Thomas Homer anu
James Dixon, ipeligaliug. encouraging
aud promoting . W umtditaied ring or
pfizs flght.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

4. II. Lewis today In the criminal
oouri afsutd a motion for a new trial
la the case Of the Ststc against James
a. Luke and the matter was taken un'
dor advisoment by Judge Hile.. Tne
case IA based upon tho allegation that
Luke committed peUufy In swearing
that he served a eeftain summons in
n cslleotion suit; tut that the summons
was never served,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

ChaTlts Chapman, under affeai Tor
grand lsfosny IN having mlloied
Tourist FsTr cut u nvs double eagles
ny tho iamou, lock Trick, was today
discharged by Judge n les ON the
Rflundt that the blaie was unable 10
prosecute the case. ID. N. Straup was
attorney for tho defendant aud MT
Whiiitmuro appeared ior the State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

IolluuaT ors National Guatd of Utah,
Salt Lake CITY, September Il. isnL
Special urdHr No. -.
L. a board 0f survey is appointed To-
meet 90 these hOaiquar ors at 10 O'Clock
a. On. October %. i-li 10 examine into,
report urun and nx tho responsibility
for nu alleged loss OF public properly
issued To- Company u. FlIs. infantry for
it7 us1 aH an organization of The National
Guard.
natail Tor thd Board aCl'ouo. GEORGE
w. lonrpHH, SIuUlu GnuHWg LlUut
Col Joseph D. JHIuC. aatts ant aIIuttut
gcncml. Major George 4 plwnoy, aldo.
d'ramp.
No.. Tho resignation oi Fret LIoutun-
ant II " rrofUier, sot1ud battery. 81.
accepted tu ihto uu.ci October J. lsli.
The commanding oucer OF Ihn SECOND
battery b. authorized Io call nr election
90 hll tho vacancy thus created. between
tho Tt and iiih OF Or obef next. Col.
Thomas y. stevens, commlsstry general,
o. appointed Huporyi.Ir of thn election,
aud VIII ruIduf report ~ me result ~
thn Hano iu this office
hy order oi ih1 ClwmluiHf.ln.ohiOi
JNu. q CASINOS,
AulutAnf General.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03

Company - has presented Lltuten.
ant Lariilrf vith handsomely hanoi
picture % itt members. Captain Llud
aui Lieutenant Floyd performed the
pleasing tack. THIS giit was 20 elvod
with grateful ackn lu. gmunt.
Lieutenant Lataiter occupies pr m.
inrui piece Ia tho hearts OF Uuhs
civilian t0Idirfy Tor whom be bus done
~ much.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-03
ReIlgIOus Notes.

Hereafter SUNDAY services In tho For
est Dale ward will com moneo al $3.50
y, M.
The Tweuty-hrst quorum OF Elders
will meog In the Nineteenth ward meet.
ing house on Monday evening neIl At
Tjl.
on account Of Conference the Eleventh
quorum " Elders viii not meet until
Moniay, oct. A., In tho Twon y.iirst
ward meeting house At ! .. m. l.. NJ.
Iyerson, President.
Fia, Unitarian Society, Unity hall.
Is 30 west Third South street, RoV. Abel.
bert l.. Hudson, minister, services al II
n. m. Subject OF sermon, Worth of
tho Imagination Musical program.
Voluntary, Chants du Noyagour, Op. b,
No. 3, Padoruwskli oilurt0ry Dream OF
Spring. Rnhdei anthem, Tho Good shop-
hort, Unity Quartet anthem. hearing
the Gross, Unhy quarter hymns by tho
led By the quartet. SUNDAY
school nj 10 o'clock. On Friday evening
the regular monthly social entertain
mont under tho auspices OF the Unity
Circle
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NATIONAL GUARD MATTERS.
Orders, R,gidrali,n nd O'h.r Mait,rs
Win the Clliz Suldifr

The following orders hAve boon
iitucd during the past ten days from
the ofiios OF the adJulAni general Il
the ate;
Headquarters National Guard Of Utah.
salt Lake city, Sept, I, 1896
General Orders No, ~
General orders No, z, current ,orios
from these headquarters. relative To tho
examination ~ ON Ors, are modified so
~ 10 permit the officer Ia be- examined
TO demonstrate his tactical efficiency by
requiring him 90 command and to driil
troops Instead 81 By writ on ques Ions
and Answcrs,n provided he . collects.
aud Il can be- done without additional OK,
pouso,
by order VI the COMMUNICATIVE Chief
INu. q CANNON,
Ailuiant General.
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Some time ago Lee Wood was com.
niitied 10 thefndusirlal school upon con.
viction Of n cnatge OF burglary. a
short time after he wss dOmocilcd In
the reformatory II was discovered that
Wood was over 90 years old anu, OF
course, beyond the jurisdiction OF the
Industfial school. Today Mr.. J. IL.
Murphy appeared 10 argue n motion 10
discharge Wood, but the matter was
postponed for one week on account Of
the Illness Of Mr.. Allison, who repre-
sants tue uu,tses Of tho State lnslilu.
ton.
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Utah silk Commission.

Tho regular motuug u Iho Utah
Blk commission will he held wednss.
Isyi Oei. I, at II .. M, NJ Tue Mo- VI
n ina ID. IA. Young, ~. ~ souiu East
Temple street, salt Lske CltS.
MAH0ARET A. CAiNE,
HNgfVtETy.
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