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 Capt. J. A. Mellon returned to Yuma Monday after d visit 10 Needles, and his vie at Coronado Beach.
 When yoq come to town get one Q! Taeger's smokers. * R. J. Duncan, trainmnster station el here, of the s. P. Go. is back at his oll position after short visit 10 the seashore at Santa Monica.
 For the best imported Blackberry Gin, Gorelen Sherry, Port and claret wines, go to the Miners Exchange S4loo". ;;
 One night recently twenty fifty pound sacks of four were taken from freight car standing in the s. P. Co., $ yarl here. No clew to the thieves has vet been found.
 FoR RENT-The Darlington cottage on Main near First street and opposite the Crystal Palace saloon. Inquire at the SENTINEL office.
 The trains and mail have been ar- irving very irregular during the past week on account of the heavy rains that have taken place during the week throughout the Territory.
 
 The Miners Exchange keeps the biggest glasses anL the coolest beer in Yuma. 'T
 Herbert Brown, E.litor and Busi- ness Manager Of the daily Tucson Cit;ecn, spent Thursday in town in the interest of his paper. He took .hc evening train home.
 Try Iaeger's Whiskey. Talks for its sel:. *
 James Walters and w. H. Elliott re- turned Suniay afternoon from Empire Flats, fifteen miles above Parker. Mir. Elliott las sptnt a month in that sec tiOn surveying a groupo mines owned by Walters and associates. Mr Wal ters left for Los Angeles the folioMing day.
 Mothers will find Cham5erla;n'S 'S Cough Remedy especially valual le for crOup and whooping cough. IL will giro prompt relief anal is safe and 1 pleasant We have cold it for several years and it has never failed to give the most perfect satisfaction. c. W Richards, Duquesne, Pa. Sold at Cotter's Drug Store.
 The following prisoners received their discharge from the territorial prison: July 18th, Arista Martel, from Cochise county, ? years, for forg- cry; on July 2lth, Justo Feliz, from Yavapai county for one year and three months, for the crime of assault with intent to commit murder.
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A Child Enjoys

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and soothing effect 0t Syrup of Figs, when in need of d laxative, and if the fsther or mother Ee cOstivc or bilious, the gratifying results follow its use; so that 1t is the hest family remedy known and every family should have a bottle.
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GIUdness Comes

NIT;tll better understanding of the w trsnsioyst nature of the many phys ical ills which vanish before proper ef- forts-sentle ecfforts-pleas2nJc e flvrts-- rightly directed. There is comfort in the knowledge that so many forms of sickness are not due to any actral dis ease, but simply to Q constipatcd condi- tion Of the system, which thc pleasant family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt " removes That iS why 1t is vhc only remedy with millions Of families. and is everywhere esteemed so highly by all who value good health. Its beneficial effects z-e due to the fact, that it is tle cnc remedy which promotes internal cleanliness, without dcbiiitc-iag Uhe Crcana on whicl. i5 acts. Itis therefore I'll important, in order to get its benc- acial effects, to note when you pur- chase, thatycu have Sne genuine article, which is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold by ell rep 5ltGble druggists.
 If in tho enjoyment of good health, and the system is regular, then laxa- tives or other remedies arc not nee'lea. If afflicted wi;h any actual disease, one may be commended to the most sllillfui physicians, but # in need of a l2XatiYe. then enc Skculd have the best. and with the vell-informedc everywhere, Syrup or Frs stands hiChest and is most largely used and gives most general satisfaction.
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SATURDAY, JULY g, 1896
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT.

For the seven days Ending Friday
 IulY q. 1896.
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Total rainfall during week, Al inch
 <. AsHESBEEGER, Observer. L. s. Weather Bureau.
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Slse Arizoma Seas;aeE

d' VI HV-shINN INLl ifOVI.stur' SCMA AMMONIA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-17
MorION CALENpAR.

Immediately after the retiring OF the
Jury yesterday the following settings
of motions were made:
September 17-E. M. Conroy VS.. James
Morris; Henry Arnold VS.. Mark Arnold
September 1S-Albert sadd VS.. c. Nj
Brough ct AL; Jennie Hank VS., James
B. Russell; Paul Bues VS.. S. c. steph-
ems ct al.
Mary A. Warner ct al; Francis ). NJ
gent VS.. w. L. Maginnis ct al.
September 22-5ohn Beler VS.. n. "a
wells: Jocob Larson VS.. a. E. Weatn-
erbv: Fred ]. Kiesel & Co. VS.. Crasen
Sept -mber 23-J hn S. L ros VS.. CARR
Jenkins: w. S. Brereton VS.. f. B4sshSl'
j. K. w. Bracken VS. Emma b. Rod
insun eft al.
September 24-siven P. Nelson VS. VS.
Matilda c. Nelson; W. S. Mccormick
& CO. VS.. W. ]. Bartlett ct al; Hyrum
Standing ct al. VS.. Maloney & Perkins
Septen. Der 25-Mary Ann Read et d..
VS.. pioneer Electric Power company
Emily Peterson VS.. H. 0. darkness.
September 26-Sidney stevens vs.
John Pincock ct al; Israel y. Brown
VS.. ogden Elevator and Mining coni-
nanv
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Nenhi Nuggets.

NEPHI, September 1.-THE Repub-
lican primaries were held last evening.
Precinct Chairman William Bailey
presided. The following twelve dele
gates were elected to attend the county
convention to be held at Nephi city
September 81:
z. r. Booth. Charles Wilson, George
Howard Joseph F Wright. William
Bailey, John Kienkie, John S. Cowan,
William H. Pettegrew. Charles Sperry,
John T. Miller, George McCune, VIII
liam E. Ockey.
Alternates-Mrs Forest, Mrs. A.
Lunt, Mrs. T. L. Foote, Mrs. Pexton,
Mrs. ]. S. Cooper, Mrs. A. Cazier.
The following delegates were elected
to the Eighth senatorial convention to
be held at DeSeret:
Henry Adams, A. Cazier, John w.
Ord. Henry Forrest, ]. A. Hyde, T. A.
Foote.
Alternates-Mrs ]. F. Wright, Mrs.
L. Miller, Mrs. John Cooper.
The matter of electing precinct JUS
tees Of peace and constable was left
to the county convention.
The primaries passed off harmonious
ly
The body found on the Colorado river
is now said to be that of the missing
man Farmer.
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plant fled therein within ten days lex
elusive OI the uay OF service) after the
service on you OF this summOns-H sS-''@1
WIInln TINS county OI, Il served out ot
inns coanty, uul III LniS district. within
twenty Gays; otherwise within forty days
or judgment by default VIII be taken
against you, according TO the prayer OF
said Complaint. The said action is brought
% have judgment against defendants Ell
lis and Snedden in sum OF S2.7g41, and
costs or suit; alleged 10 be the amount
due and unpaid on certain prOmiSSOFy
note, executed by said last named de-
tenants 70 one John J. snyder, March
9. 1898, for SZ,5UJ. with interest to maturity
at ~ per cent per annum. evidenced BY
Ten interest coupon Notes bearing interest
IRON maturity at ID per cent per annunl-
said note being secured by a mortgage OF
even date on premises hereinafter
described executed by said defendants 10
Saiu ony uefi 5dld nOles and mortgage
having been duly assigned to platinum
which is now the owner thereof, to have
judgment against defendant Erwin (other-
Wise known as Edwin Campbell in sum
OF sl,5uv OF said principal sum and inter-
est, alleged 10 be due upon a conveyance
OF a portion Of said property TO said
Oanplelq, subject 70 said mortgage, 10
extent of $3.50 with interest to become
due thereon. to have the usual decree of
this court for the foreclosure OF said
mortgage and sale of said premises ad-
Judging that proceeds OF such sale be ap-
piled III payment of amounts found due
as above; that defendants be forever
uarIeI ana iOreciOsed OF all claim or
equity Of redemption in said mOrtgaged
premises-and for deficiency Judgment
against defendants Ellis and Snedden
with other relief; said premises are
described as follows. to-wit: Part Of lot
/. block ., plat j.. s. L. C. sur. com
mencMS at southeast corner Of said lot
running thence west 40 feet inches;
thence north 115lA feet; thence west 50
teet; thence north 1872 feet; thence east
S2la feet; thence south 165 feet TO begin
! ning- situate in Salt Lake city, and
I county. Utah
And you are HEREBY notified that II you
/ fail TO appear and answer the said COM
/ plant as above required the said plain
| tiff VIII apply to the court for the relief
! demanded therein.
Witness. the honorable judges.
and the seal of the district court of
the Third judicial district in and
CseaL) Tor the state of Utah, this 9TH day
OF July in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-siX
@. z. STANTON, Clerk.
By j. II. SPRAGUE. Deputy Clerk
Bennett, darkness. HoWat & Bradley.
Attorneys for plaintiff
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Knnnh Politics.

Especial to The HeraId)
KANAB. Utah, Sept 16.-The Dem
ocratc convention is called for the 18th
of September
Republican nominees are as follows:
For representative. Joseph E. Robinson,
for delegates to state conventions, E.
D. Woolley Daniel Seegmiller, H. P.
Cram and Joel H. Johnson; as alter
mates, Mesrames Artfmisea. Seegmiller
and S. S. Johnson: delegates to sena-
torial convention, Twelfth district, H.
S. Jolley, NJ. D. Harris and John r.
Stewart; alternates. J. F. Brown and
J. L. Robinson; for county commissions
ers, H, S. Cutler, H. S. Jolley and
Charles W. Carroll: for treasurer, H. L.
Bowman; for prosecuting attorney,
john F. Brown; for clerk. Miss Mamie
Wooiley; for recorder, Mrs. Persss
Spencer; for assessor, Royal ]. Cut
Ter; for surveyor H. H. Roundy; for
sheriff, NJ. P. Bolts.
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cuisines. and Editorial once $40
Utah Loan d Trust Building.
Telephone 29S.
Ogden, September II.
THE LAST DAY.

The protracted case went to the jury
yesterday at about $3.50. It has been
a wearisome case and a haggard ex-
preston was noticeable alike in the
faces of jurors, attorneys, prisoners
and regular spectators. The cheerful
presence of Judge Powers was missed
yesterday and but few jokes enlivened
the last days proceedings of the IA
nous case. Promptly at 10 O'Clock the
court convened and after the jury had
been polled Mr.. Evans begun his ar
gumen--
AT 2:S5 the judge read his charge to
the jury. 1t was long, covering all
possible variations of verdicts and eX-
planning the crimes of murder in the
first and second degrees and manslaugn-
ter The rights of self-detense were
thoroughly explained.
After the jury had retired, it was
found that one charge had been omit
ted by the judge, which he had meant
to give, and they were recalled to re-
ceive an instruction that one party 10
a conspiracy was bound equally with all
parues thereto.
The defense entered exceptions to GER
tain charges and to the refusal OF the
court to make certain others, and the
defendants were taken back to Jail
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West-David Lewis, jr.; alternate,
Mrs. DR.. Stringham.
South-R- z. Egan; alternate, Mrs.
Nora Hatch
The following delegates were elected
to attend the convention of the Third
senatorial district in Pennington on
Sept %:
?. P. Prophet, H. B. Civilians, o.
D. Hadiock, David Cook, W. H. Miller,
Philo Dibble, George Swan, jr, Mrs.
Minnie A Blood, ]. II. Wilcox, Peter
Taylor. j. j. Hohrook, Matt Thomas,
D. o. Wiley, G. w. Roberts, lohilander
Hatch; alternates. ]. w. Strong, Eliza
beth A. Bybee, Thomas Parker, Thorn
as Briggs, Mrs. Ellen Miller, Mrs. NJ. E.
Roberts, Mrs. Rachael Mansell, A. H.
Bishop, Miss Nettie Abbott, A. L.
Clark. Mrs. Luna hampton, Thomas
Thurgood, Mrs. Polly Holbrook, Dan
Muir, Mrs. Sarah A. Howard.
The convention ratified the nomina-
ton of justices of the peace and con-
stables of all the precincts in the coun-
ty except South Hooper They were as
follows. the first named for each pre-
cinct being justice and the second con-
stable:
South Weber,. W. Strong. Charles
H. Poll
Syracuse. w. Singleton, John Wat
son.
/ steed-o. D. Hadlock. Thomas Par
ker.
Clearfeld-Peter Christensen. David
Galley.
Layton-A. B. Cook, Ernest Layton.
Kaysville-John w. Galley, O. A.
4 Williams
Farmington-A. M. Lamb, Joseph E
Steed.
/ Centerville-Joseph Smith, John
/ Chase.
Bounttful-P. P. Wiley, Samuel ses-
sions.
west-Dan Muir, James P. Platts.
South-C. E. Pearson, Gilbert S
Hatch.
I The convention today was very har-
montous from start to finish The
scramble for offices that was predicted
failed to materialize and harmony pre-
vailed.
Many of the nominations were made
by reclamation under a suspension of
the rules. This was true of sheriff, re-
corder, clerk and treasurer, and at the
close vote carried to make the nom
nations unanimous in all cases.
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summons-if served within this county
or. # served out OF this county, but in
this district, within twenty days olner-
wise within forty days-Or judgment by
default viii be taken against YOU, accord
ing 10 the prayer OF SAID COMPLAINT The
SAID acton is brought 10 have judgment
against defendants Jensen III sum OF $500,
with interest from June ., 1871 at 10 per
cent. per annum. less so paid, and for
costs of suit. alleged 10 be due upon
certain prOmlSSory note executed by de-
PENDANTS Jensen to plainuf1s. July 2 lSsu.
for $500, with interest from dcte al 10 per
cent. per annum. same being due and
wholly unpaid save interest TO June ..
1891. and $40 paid thereafter; and being
secured by mortgage Of even date on
premises hereinafter described. executed
by defendants Jensen 10 plaintiffs; 10
have the usual decree of this court for
the foreclosure Of said mortgage and sale
of said premises. adjudsing that pro-
ceeds Of such sale be applied in payment
of amounts due as above: that defend
ants and all persons claiming under them
be barred and forec4Osed of all claim or
that plaintiffs have a deficiency judgment
against defendants Jensen. and for other
~ e1; sac premises are described as Iol-
lows. to-wtt: Commencing at point II
rods west from northeast corner of lot T.
block "a, plat T. Sat Lake city survey,
running thence sou n rods to rods al
rods thence east 81 rods to place Of be
ginning, situate in Salt Lake C.ty and
county, Utah. And you are hereby no
tilted that if you fail to appear and an
swer the said complaint as aboye re-
quired, the said plaintiffs viii apply 10
the court for the relief demanded therein.
Witness, the Hon. Samuel A. Merritt.
judge, and the seal of the district
court of the Third judicial district.
in and for the territory Of Utah.
this 18th day Of November in the
year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and nsnety-fiye.
DAVID Q. DUMB AR. Clerk.
". c. Hall. Attorney for Plaintiff
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Davis county Democrats.

KAYSVILLE, Sept 16.-The Demo-
cratic county convention was held in
the Davis county court house at Farm
ington today. At 10 a. IN. County
Chairman Stewart called the assembly
10 order. James H. Wilcox was chair
man Henry h Blood secretary.
The convention came together again
at D. m. and the platform and reso-
buttons committee reported.
After the unanimous adoption of the
platform the chairman called for nolni-
nations of county officers, and the bal
loing resulted in the following ticket
being nominated.
For representative TO the state leg
! islature, Hyrum Stewart, of Kaysville.
For county commissioners-W. Jacob
Parker, Charles NJ. Layton and John
Fisher
tor sheriff.. E. Abbott.
! For Recorder-David Thomas
/ For Attorney-D. o. Wiley. jr.
For County, Clerk-T. II Phillips.
J For Assessor-Israe Barlow, jr
For Treasurer-Henry II. Blood.
Delegates TO the state convention al
: Provo were elected from the various
I precincts as follows:
0OuNu W tbCi IIOftuSl, dlNeI-
nate, j. w. Strong.
South Hooper-Henrv B. Civilians
alternate. Mrs. E. A. Bybee.
Syracuse-E. J. Manning; alternate
Mrs Alice Manning.
Steed-O. D. Aadlock; alternate
Thomas Parker.
Clearfield-James Warren; alternate
r. T. Venable.
Layton-C. NJ. Layton; alternate
Alexander Dawson.
haysville-Thomas f Roueche anC
Jane W. Blood; alternates, Hyrun
Stewart. Mrs. Annie Bodily.
Far1nington-Matt Thomas and E. a
Cottrell; alter ates, j. H. Wilcox anC
Mrs. Z. Coomhs.
Centerville-T. ]. Brandon: alternate
Mrs. z. II. Deuel.
Bountiful--John Fisher and DaviC
Stoker; alternates. Samuel Naylor an,
Mrs. Alice j. Hoibrook.
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ru,,r Ir.INIs EsTATE.

suit of considerable Importance
70 the H. d. Lewis estate was filed yes
80, IN the Second district court.
If will be remembered that a con-
troversy came up soon after MI. Lewis
death. His brother, John >. Lewis 60
~ sister Carrie jenkins Lewis, edch
n uas,erh+ to he appointed administrator
81 she estate. The court appointed
rrb.on1ac n Dee as administrator OF the
estate of Hiram D. Lewis, deceaseu,
ogainst Carrie Jenkins and WllllaHl
Tenkins her husband. The com pld4llI
ALLEGES that Hiram D. Lewis was poe-
eassed of certain tracts or real pIOPe4-
nv. that he was habltually adulceeu ~
the use of intoxicating liquors anu W vas
q snendthrift, spending large sums Ior
the indulgence OF MS appetlse lHl s go
liquors and the pursuit OF pleaSu u y :.
That to prevent the squanderlng OF MS
nronertv by himself he conveyed 70
Tohn S. Lewis, his brother carrie -.
I avis Jenkins, his sister, ana 10 NJ
Ruchmilled certain tracts OF lana with
improvements thereon. o
That afterwards, to-Wlt, on Cctopei
1S 1895. the said Hiram ID. Lewis Con-
viewed the same property 10 MS Sistel
The complaint further alleSts LIla -,1 q
norton of the property mad been sofa
end the deceased collected part of the
payment therefor. 1-;s
Since the death of Hiram D. Lewis lewis
Carrie Lewis jenkins has collecteu
rants and ether moneys formerly col
Iected by H. D. Lewis. The complaint
further states that the administrator
Relieves the transfer of property to
Carrie D. Lewis was made with the
understanding that she transfer 1t
back to him whenever he should re-
quest her so to do. He asks that the
transfer be set aside as null and VOID
and the property be considered as De-
longing to the estate.
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FUSION IN CHICAGO.
Democrats and PopuIists Reach an
Understanding.

CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-Fusion of the
Democrats and Populists on presidential
electors. state ticket and congressman
was completed today, at meeting of the
Democratic state central committee. The
agreement had been made in detail by the
leaders OF both SIDES beforehand, and only
the formal execution was needed to make
the fusion legal and binding.
Under the agreement, the designations
of Thomas Carey, elector-at-large, of Chi
cago; Justice p. Foster of Chicago, Third
district electors, and George NJ. Lecrone
of Enlngham, Nineteenth destrict e.ector,
We're accepted. and the vacancies filed by
three Populists-H E. Taubeneck, eX-
chairman OF the national committee; DR..
H. S. Taylor, chairman of the Cook coun-
ty committee, and Herman Alschuler, a
Populist elector committed to Watson.
Andrew L. Maxwell, chairman of the
Populist state committee. was put on the
Democratic state ticket for auditor. N
place of W. f. Beck, who resigned for
that purpose. Lieutenant Governor ellis
resignation as a Democratic elector be-
cause of differences with Governor Altgeld
and lack OF sympathy with the national
platform, was referred to the executive
committee to accept or not.
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SEWER County Democrats.

Especial to The. Herald)
SALIVA, Utah, Sept 16.-The Demo-
cratic convention of Sewer county met
here today. The delegations were gen.
orally quite full The platform was Sc
we're in its denunciation of the Mckinley
Republicans.
The Democrats are all quite confident of
victory. Fourteen delegates were sent to
each of the senatorial and state conven-
TONS and the following ticket was placed
IN nomination:
Representa- ive-Barney H. Greenwood.
County cIerk-James Sorenson.
Recorder-Mrs. Maud Spencer Layton.
County attorney-E. W. Mcdaniel.
Treasurer-V. E. Bean.
Sheriff.. NJ. Dorrity.
County commissioners-H. H. Bell, W.
H. Robinson, ]. A. Ross.
No nominations made for county sur
veyor or coroner.
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SUMMONS.
rRT OLE TILE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Third judicial district of Utah territory,
county OF Salt Lake.-W:.liam F. Cotton,
William c. Hall and Me.vin 3. Sowles,
trustees. plaintiffs, VS.. James S. Jen-
sen and Johanne NJ. Jensen and Mary c..
Crone. efendants-Summ01s The people
of the territory of Utah send greeting to
James s. Jensen and Johanne NJ. Jensen
and Mary G. Crone, defeDdants.-You are
hereby required to appear in an action
brought agar INST you by the above-named
p.aint-H in me district court of the Third
judicial district of the territory of Utah,
and to answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days exclusive Of the day OF
service) after the service on you of this
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MERcUR DEMOCRATS.
"Anarchists, RepudiRtors and Free
silver CranLs' Have Meeting.


silver CranLs" Have 81 Meeting.
MERCUR. Sept 16.-Acccrding to
notice. a Democratic primary was held
in the opera house last evening for
the purpose OF selecting eight dele
gates to the county convention. Con-
sidering that it was the first meeting
held. there was a fair turn out.
The meeting was called TO order by
Mr. OTTO VIII, and George p. Brown
was elected chairman and Mr.. Water
fan secretary.
MIR. Brown. n accepting the chair,
referred to those present as fellow
anarchists. regulators and free sill
yer cranlzs." which caused considerable
amusement. He called attention TO the
fact that though We We're a gold camp,
we had Ophir. the first silver camp
in Utah: Bingham, Deep Creek and
1fnsie in our near neighborhood.
The noiiowing gentlemen were elect
ed delegates 10 the county convention:
q L. Soiegel. = Wilcox. G. =. Brown,
Henry Hale. II. Z. Whippie, Frank
Jardine. ". Bracken ana J. H Hurley.
Mr.. Hurley stated that he had been
raised a Republican, and had always
voted that ticket, but he was tired OF
tions, and thought it was time for the
working men to vote for their own in
teres1s, hence he intended To vote the
Democratic ticket.
Mr.. Jardine stated that last year the
Jefferson Silver club of Mercur had
been organized. and it was the pioneer
silver club of Utah.
The following gentlemen were elected
alternates: Sam Phoenix, Judge Shoe
bridge. Mr.. Connors and Mr.. Waterfall
Mr.. Phoenix wanted to withdraw as
he had always voted the Republican
ticket heretofore The fact was devel-
oped that he was going TO vote the
Democratic ticket from the ground
up" and his name was retained.
1t appears that no official notice Of
the convention has been sent to Mer
cur and the delegates win make il
their business TO discover where tn,
trouble hes. IT is also designed Il
commence active campaign operation,
right away by having a few rousins
meetings.
A number OF the leading PopulistI
are holding a meeting today for tn,
purpose of considering the advisabilit,
mot fusing with the Democrats. There il
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LEGAL NOTICE.

N THE DlsIl.le1 S ~, or THE
L M u 49, = = lahc.-lue ITosI1enJ Lie
coun1s ~ company oil Philadelphia, q cor
x - - UlalnuIf, Us. Cnar--s l. Ems.
RDl aeq4sn Eos aer@ s s Known sGs as
Slltue0N ,ean3nue d anu Drssie Cdmpne4d
lawn Nc -aunirnons--Ihe state Of L Lah
oel s-rseftng 20 Charles IL Ellis. El4za-
f 5etS 7saedden EIhs, his vile, ROBERT sned-
usn an siNo,11.ield and i5essle CslEpne.d, Qe-
W Nm ,p-EYou are hereby re4t-red 20 ap-
Lev, IN an action brought asAinat you "
the above named P iadira shs flf'i Of
tbs state of Utah, and TO answer the COM