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bruised on his face, aims aud body, but
Ia resting easily, and no serious conse.
quruoes are anticipated.
On Saturday VIM. Ellison was paint
Ing ON the Malben residence In the
Fourth ward. He fell from the ladder
on to the railing Of the porch In such
manner that he sustained severe In
ternAl injuries, and wa, unconscious
fot about Ave hours. When he re-
gained consciousness he suffered great
pAin from the effects OF the fall, but IL
now resting easier, with fair prospects
Of recovery.
Yesterday n twelve-year-old boy, son
OF Willard Woodland, was knocked
down and run over by n buggy while
suddenly turning q corner on Main
street, lie suffered no serious ipcon.
venience from the accident.
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agent Tor toe am juut VI the claim.
The pfoperty IL One VI the most dpsifa.
ble In Logan, and was worth At least
100000.
The merchants OF Logan pstilioned
the city council 10 abolish the mer.
chanps licensi. Tho committee TO
whom the matter was referred reported
adversely. They considered the tex
on the merchants A. an Indirect one on
the citizens; and one which the pie
sent condition Of the oiiy's nnaDcrs
would not permit them 10 abolish. The
council took action Ia Rccofioncs With
the recommendation.
The rife teams Of Smlthneld and
Providence held a shooting match,
Cfeodmoor rules, at the A. g. pit on
Friday afternoon. The Bmithreld
team won, but the match was close
one. The score stooU: smlth1eld $40,
Providence 81.
The chamber Of commerce and
Cache Valley Agricultural society
have been working Tor and today ex.
pect TO receive the announcement Of u
special rate on wheat The greater part
VI last seasons crop still remains IN.
sold.
Loui, Carbon will succeed l.. H.
BALM as assistant postmaster here. MT.
Baliif has resigned TO assume charge VI
the Ballit rsEch In Star Valley.
Hon. o. +. Whitney has been
suffering from an attack Of lR grippe,
but, Il IL bslieved, will be able 70 re-
aume his uuties TO-DAY
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Ogden News.


T1teo girls, who lately LEFT tue CRIT
tenton nome anu vent 10 me police
station anu got lodgings lot ihe night
requested 70 oe sent nome Two Were
sent 70 Sst b,ke 70 ,holt pa1ons Ihe
they received good treatment while In
the refuge, but wished more freed ON
ana promised 10 be good girls ~ 10.
turned TO their homes.
on Saturday the Second district
court celebrated washiugton's birth
DAY In good legal style. hearing Argu.
montin the case OF Hume vs. Boarisley,
s,i, "' ~. 80 ~. 80 a. o,
,i.anean, " 'N'' ~
In the Second district court Il, Il.
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milton. IL IL without q peet in tina,
respect. But since It was contracted
mere have been many improvements
10 the way OF organ action which
would render lite manipulation much
easier and enhance the tone In power
and variety. L, was upon these that NJ.
WOOD was In consultation today with
those who have the organ In charge.
Among the improvements which are
needed TO bring the Instrument fully
up TO modern standard In the respect
named 10 feoonstruclion Of the
Tlndohest, the placing In Of an cleo.
ltlcal action, changing the position Of
the key board for easier handling, the
putting In Of com binalion pedals, the
addition Of couplers etc., aud an or.
tangement by which, IN the future,
new pipes could be added II desired TO
Increase the depth aud dignity OF the
tone, although this IL well provided for
now In the acoustic properties OF the
building, with the pipes already in
place. The cost OF making the organ
all that could he desired In the way Of
Possessing improved devices for hand.
ling In the most effective manner
would be from $4,000 10 $4,000. II
has not been decided to undertake the
proposed Improvement at the present
time,
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The HOLIDAY.

WAshington's birthday was cele-
brated by appropriate exercises by the
colleges and public schools OF the citg .
The N. q. U. also made II the occasion
OF q general muster, target practice
and drill. Company q practiced nj
the A. q. OF U. rife pit, AMI Company
ID at the Providence rife pit In the
afternoon the members OF Company q
1red volleys Of blank cartridges In the
their Hrmony, where each man 10.
ceived now pair OF lsggins. Re.
freshments were also served.
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Probate Orders.

Judge Young made the following
probate court orders today;
Estate OF 8. NJ. Lovendahl, deceased;
order made 10 soil all personal property
to ray the expenses Of standardization
and other debts amounting TO 81, 100.
Estate Of John J. Olson, deceased;
order made setting March Z, 1896, for
admitting will to probate.
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A Big Shipment.

Mr.. George I. oioll, manager Of. the
Cooperative Wagon and Machine
company, ha, just returned from the
East, and Ne q result Of his trip the
Union Pacific last Friday sent from
Omaha n train OF forty cars Of agricul-
tutal implements 10 Snake River
valley, Idaho aud Utah. IL IL one
OF the largest single shipments Of
machinery In the Wesi,an Il designed
materially TO assist In irrigation work
In the great Snake River valley.
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DuRsUAST TO An ORDER or SAID
II Court In said matter, notice IL hereby
gwen that Saturday. the 2lst day Of March.
a. u. 1916, At 10 O'Clock a m, Atthe County
Court House in SAL lAke Ciyt Utah, IN the
the time and place for the hearing OF petition
OF Joseph n, Dean praying for The admission
TO probate OF certain document herewith
presented, purporting 70 be the last Will and
Testament Of &, W. hAmAkAniAu, deccAscd.
when and whore all persons Interested may
appear aud oppose the probate OF said will, or
the granting o. letters Documentary TO Joseph
II. Dean, a. prayed Tor In said petition.
In witness whereof, i have hereunio set my
hand and Anxed the seal OF said Court tins
and day Of February, A. .. 1875
sEALl q. 4. STANTON,
CLERK OF the District Court.
By A. q. REESE,
DeputylCleff
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The Tabernacle Organ.

We had a pleasant call today from
hr. W. ID. Wood. representing Farrand
/ Votey, the Detroit organ builders
Mr.. Wood Ia on his way East from Los
Angeles, where he has been putting In
"a organ for the First Congrgalion'
Hist church, at a cost OF $1,000. His
nFllculAr business In this city was In
peolipg modern improvements In the
Nlion OF the great iDsiTu mont which
you'd TO desirable. Tho superior
luslity OF tone In the Tabernacle
Igan has received worldwide IeoOg.
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PROVO.
PRovo, UTAH,
~, 1885.
Chapter Of Accidents.

Last Saturday while A. II. Scott and
Lyman Garter were working In the
Utah Consolidated mine In Tlntic,
they drilled into an old charge OF giant
powder, with the result that an sx-
plosion took place. Scott was knocked
senseless and Carter was barely abls g.
crawl from the mine anu obtain aid
for his companion. Both men were
taken 10 Provo, where they live. Car
tor IL not very badly hurt, although
considerably bruised on difi,Ten' parts
Of the body from the fyiug rect III
10 minus a finger on his and,
aud another Is broken, he H. a oAdly
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NOTICE

10 the stockholders Of the Freoys Mercantile
Company
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
Il The REGULAR annual meeting OF tho
stockholders Of said co uoThtou will be held
a. the ONCE OF the company. Nos 6yanu "a
Main sueeL o. the nrst Menday in March, at
10 M, fur the purpose OF cleciiuE omcers
for the ensuing yosr, sad for the transaction
OF such other business A. may properly come
before the meeuog
Ms. woOILEY. Secretary.
SALT Lass tftf. February Do. 1870.
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Judicial District, IN and for salt late
County, state Of Utah.
In the matter OF tho estate OF Alfred
fTowir, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Arthur frewin. administration OF the 90.
tate ~ Alfred Frowin. diseased, has rendered
for settlement, aud nled In said court his nnal
account u his administration Of said estate
and petition for nnh distribution Of
the rosidue Of said estate among
the persons entitled thoToto, and thAi
Wednesday, the lsth day Of March, A. u.
les, alto O'Clock a. IN, At the court room Of
sAid court. In the County Court House, salt
Lake City and County, Utah, has
been duly appointed BY the Judge Of said
court, FOR the sel,lomont OF taid account aud
hearing said petltien for dislributOn, ~ whtch
time and place any person Interested In SAID
estate may appear and show cAuse,if any thefs
be, why said account should not DO settled Ane
approved and nnAl disuibuuon made Al
Dsisd February "a. A, D. isgs. -
q. v STANTON,
Clerk OF the District court.
ny A. O. REESE. DepuY Clerk
JAMES n. horLE, attorney for AdminlstrA
tor.
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In the matter Of the Estate Of John Olson.
Deceased
Notice Of Time and Place for the Heanug Of
Petition for Admission 70 Probate of VIII.
IDunsUANr TO Az OHDEB or SAID
Il Court In said matter, notice u hereby
sven that saturday, the IN day Of March
= u l.bH, A. ~ u'tIuck a. m, A. the Nounty
Count House In salt lake CITY, ttah. 90 the
court room Of sara Court, has been appointed
the tine aud place for the hearing " a pcution
OF Elan olson praying for he admission W
PROBATE OF certain document thercwu pfe
scented, puTpOfung to be tue last WI and Icf.
tamtnt " John Olson, deceased, when AMI
where All persons Interested may appear and
oppose the probate ~ said will, or the granting
OF letter. testamCutarS 10 Han Ulaon, a.
prayed for IN aaid petition.
In witness whereof ! have htrcunto Get ny
hand aud Aflacd the seal Of said Court, tbs
Nth day Of February, 4. -. lu1J.
snail C'E. STANTON,
Jlcft OF Dis fict Court
By A. &. REESE, Deputy Cleft
Jous ST. cANNOS, Attorney for Petitioner.
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In the matter Of the Estate Of Joseph Helm,
deceased
NOTICE rs ttENEuN GIVEN THAT
~ samuel nruton, Administrator " the
estate of Joseph Hem, deceased, has ~ % derod
for settlement aud nlod IN said court, biz nnal
account o. biz administration Of said estate
and petition Tor luA distribution % the residue
Of SAID estate among tho persons emitted
thereto, and that Wednesday, The 18th day OF
March. A. u. lspo, A. ~ o'clock a M, At the
court room Of said court, In The County
has been daily appointed By the Judge Of sad
court, for the settlement Of sad account aud
hearing said petition for distribution, NJ which
time and place any person interested In SAID
estate may appear and show cause, II any
there be, why said account should not be
made A. prayed Tor.
Dated February "a, A. u. 1893
G.. y STANTON,
Clerk Of the District Court
p &. llEHsE, Deputy Cierk
skHks ". MofLH, attorney for administrator
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the District Court. Probate Division, Thlrt
Judicial District, In and for salt Lake
County, state Of Utah.
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The entorta nment at the TheAter on
Friday evening and Saturday matinee
for the benefit OF the Utah Kinder
garten, deserves 10 be well patronized,
both on account OF the object Tor which
II 10 given aud because OF the merit OF
tho performance. The prices are popu.
lar and the children are well trained.
Mr.. Thos. Mckee, the successful
business manager Of Mr.. Downing, an.
nounoes that he has severed his con.
nectiOn with that company and will
now perform similar duties for the
Italian soprano singer, Moteska, who
proposes TO give q number OF concerts
In this country.
The Padefewski sale opened this
morning. There was n regular grand
opera rush all the morning, aud the
great majority Of the applicants took
the two dollar seatS.
Frank ChrlstlAner, representative OF
The great aud only bousa, arrived at
he Knutslord last evening. He IL
here Tor the purpose OF comforting with
Prot. Stephens In regard TO the forth
coming apr eaTAnoo OF SOueR's baud at
Tho Tabernacle. He says that bis last
advlces are that the march king" Ia
having a triumphal tour through the
northwest, his receipts averaging from
$1,000 to $4,000 each performance. He
Jays the band will play In no such
auditorium ~ tho Tabernacle on the
sntiTe United States tour, and he looks
Tor great results here, especially on
'sehool children's day."
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In the matter OF the Estate etc. W. Kama.
kAniAu, Deceased.
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Notice Of Time aud Place for the Hearing oil
Petition for Admission 10 Probate
OF VIII.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Distinct Court. Probate division. Third
Judicial District, In and Tor salt Lake
county,. STATE nf LLAh
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Tim. bubu
A~-~-I

To be thin. for a baby, is
to be deprived Of its natural
ease; to suffer and not Re able
to feel it; towear a sad pinched
face; to live on the edge Of
sickness; to grow imperfectly;
and to lose the power Of re-
sisting disease. When a baby
is thin it needs more fat than
It gets from its food; 1t is
starved, fat-starved. SCOTS
Emulsion is the easiest fat
1t can have; the fat it needs.
,se. and s,Oo at all druggistA
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LEGAL NOTICE..

In the District Court, Probate Division, THIRD
judicial District In and Tor salt Lake
tOuniy, state Of Utah.
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At the Lyceum, Partners 10 the at.
traction tho present wees. Mr.. Brink.
or and Miss Hall will appear In this
play.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.

The James o'Neill engagement at
the Theatsr commences tonight with
virginius. Its claimed that the sup.
porting company is very strong. The
Count Of Monte Cristo IL thu bill for
tomorrow night.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

! The Distric, Court, Probate Division. Third
Judicial District, IN and for salt late
County. state Of Utah.
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OGDEN.

OoDEs, UTAH, FEB. "a, 1876.
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In Spite Of All will be presented at
the Grand this week.
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LOGAN.
LaMson's Weakness.

.ooAS, UrAn FEB. "a, 1895
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-ur.-- r,u,rr, -, .,N n-,a-'sr, N. -,,i.
nHhsh tsrHti B NtufsHF frsr
ntrn sf'HFu
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iu the matter Of tho E,tato Of John olson
Deceased
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Notice Of Time and Place for the uesnug o.
Petition for Admission 10 Probate VI wa.
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and II tle Park shortly after O'Clock
8 r the Tt'ur tiip 10 the city. All The
cara were crowded, and many people
were ttandiul on the platforms. Whel
the train reached Alieuheim cemetery,
ten mile from tho city, It ran into On
oten with a. r1ut0f ,hs dupot.
The picnic AN was not running OF
over ten miles an hour, nnd VIXEN Il
neafed Allenucim this switchman a.
tue depot opened n switch 10 transfer n
freight train aud did not close it In
tine to prevent this plcuic traiu from
dazzling upon siding whore train
~ empty coaches was standing wait.
ing for clear track IN order that II
might 20 TO this picnic ground. The
train did not strike the ompiics on tho
siding with greet force, aud, In fact,
the engine Of tho picnic train was not
damaged beyond broken pllol. The
force of the collision was sufficient,
however, 20 jam the 1rst cosoh ~
against the taggagu car In such n way
~ to partially Telescope II. Theipeopie
who were KILLED were nll standing
the platform OF the frat coach
aud their lives were crushed out by
tho rear end Of this baggage car.
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La Barthe, Elias A. smith, Mis-.
Nepbi w. Clayton, II. w. sloan, S. A..
kenneT, Joseph Skinner aud a. A.
Gibson.
The following were appointed q
committee on program aud aptakou;
X. n. Baskin, chairman; J r. LHlChur,
w. II. King, a. q. NOrfell, james Il.
Moyle, Mntlie Hughes Cannon, Fisher
$. Harris, Margaret J., Game aud
Ellie a. Faust.
In this connection Judge Baskin
said that In this matter the RBpubll'
cans had done n very patriotic act 10
endorsing the Nominees, ana no tug'
gtutoJ tnat the Republicans be- given u
good representation among tbs speak
ere, and that they be glvon 60 u1dui.
stand that their action was thoroughly
appreciated and that they were more
thsn welcome, These sentiments
were warmly received and others pes.
Unt spoke on the same lines.
G.. II. Savage, II *. Thomas, Mfs.
Dr.. Horne, T., w. Wilson, G. NJ.
Nielsen, Granville "a lelte ana !. l..
Harlow were appointed n committee
on fireworks, music ami decorations.
Meetings all these committees ana
Of thc general c0mmittUU were appoint.
ed Tor various hours duflng today, aud
It " fully apparent that the Democrats
Of this city viii perfect elaborate pre-.
pafntlons Tor an immense and o thu.
Finstic ratification OF tneir national
ticket.
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PROBATE COURT.
Groves Ts'atc-Ihc Robirslu Family
uoulroN rsy, Ltc

,,,-,
Judge N''ehle On SA'utuAy g'-h'su
permission TO the executors o. the
estate OF tho late DR., W, IL, Groves TO
ii ,..,.,, ,...,,.t ,,,,.,,,, ,.t..a-
20 s0',N'' p'',V''' f'oi'''S '''0"s
lng 70 'he ueeoAseu Iof 'he purpose OF
paying the expenses Of the admiuisltR.
lion,
~. ,o,.t ,...,,.t ,,..,.,,,, ~, $50,
'''a' p''s'"a' P'vp'''S wv W
tho DECEASED II hNr thafea Of tho
capital stock OF the Dus0Tel National
bank valued ut 81 200, fity thatrs OF
an, yy..,,,n I.,.n A. s.yt,,,. corr
~ .,sNl n,o IN
peby NAiueu NJ soiuuO' anu III ehAt's
Of Utah COMMERCIAL ~ Savings bank
valued At Sl1lOU. The executor were
authorized 10 sell all or any portion Of
tue above.
Very lengthy arguments were made
on tue petition lot family allowance IN
the matter OF the estate OF Joshua
Robinson, deceased Vhu petitioner Ia
lhe widow Of the dectase ,who died Ia
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THE COUNTY BOARD.
Commissioners Meet and Transact
Business This Morning.
MGLcklOn muGGLrR Is UNHAPPY
Aud Wants divorces from his wife,
Mary Iuggler-Rcport on
southern SELECTIONS.

The board Of county commissioners
met this morning AMI Deputy Clerk
Reese had to read volume Of minutes
Of the previous meeting o. equallzera
AMI commissioners.
Chas. Bucnlcr aud Wa. MoGhie
puliti0ned the urt to abandon road
across section 20, township 2 south,
range ! east, near Big Cottonwood.
The communication was referred TO
the road committee and county sur.
voy0t.
a request from q. 3. Holmes for
redemption from tag sale lot / ,Ehrloh's
subdiyison Of block !, plat +, was re-
ieffed 10 the county attorney.
A certified copy OF tho city taE Of
dinauco for 1890 was reported filed
with County Clerk stanton.
Tbs applications and bonds Of FitE
Miller aud Hans Highland a. Co, ss
retail liquor dealers, were granted and
approved.
IGIuauance OF request from the
State prison board the county surveyor
was instructed 10 survey the prison
grounds anu put In corner stones.
a report OF James Sanders, Justice Of
tie peace Of Murray precinct, was re-
totred 10 the county attorney.
The Andrews bridge company sent
in bid iOf the c instruction OF a bridge
ACROSS the Jordan ntar Sandy. They
offered TO build wooden bridge foi
5000 AMI an all.atoel one Tor $3.50. TINS
communication was 70 erred TO tho
bridge committee.
An ordinance was passed setting
apart tor n boulevard that part OF south
East Temple street lying between
Tenth South aud Twelfth South
streets, anu prohibiting tue use Of tho
same by heavily laden wagons except
tor access TO property AUDITING on and
contiguous TO the street.
JESSE NJ. Fox was appointed election
agent Tor the 1wonty.tnird precinct
aud Reginald w. Anderson for tho
fhirty.sGventh. On bce5unt Of non.
residence, Mr. Alsion was removed
from the position OF election sgent In
Sugar Huusu ward anu Mr.. heniersnn
appointed In his place. Win the eK.
ceytion Of tbs Eleventh aud Third CO.
olvsiaalieal wards aud Alta ana Brigh.
ton, all the appointments have been
made. NO recommendations have
been made from these places aud n
they are not forthcoming soon this
commissions n viii make appointments
without them.
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Onr ReIaiIan.lto Rns.In.

wAsHSuToN, July l3.-rhe greater
portion Of the labors OF Mr.. BTecken-
ridge, minister TO Russia, during tue
past yeur ms revealed by tho published
foreign relations OF tho United States
seem to have followed M Instruction
from tho state department TO protest
agnint the practice OF Russian oonsuls
In ths United SlateA In refusing 10 WISE
passports OF American citizens going TO
Russia, n they happened TO DO OF Jew.
ish faith.
At the point where the publication
closes he was obliged 10 blunlly In.
form the Russian government that the
Uniled States could not Acquiesco In
tNe operation OF such foreign tribunals
IN the United SlRtes.
Mr.. Bfeckenrldge'a presentation OF
this case was formally approved by
Secretary Olney.
Another important subject consid.
cred was tho absolute inaistenco VI
the Russian government upon Its right
10 punish any Russian who falls into
its power after becoming citizen OF
the United States or aay other cOun.
try.
The correspondence between tho two
gOveTnmenia on this subject was 80
spirited As to lead Minister BTecken.
ridge 10 complain 10 Secretary Olney
that Prince Lpbanow'a note TO him
had been lacking In courtesy. AS the
matter stands al the end OF the cores
pondence 30 far published the Russian
government rests hrmly for its right TO
punish Russians who become United
States citizens II they return to Russia.
Meanwhile Mr.. breckenridge pTu.
IDENTITY suggests that proper warning be
Given TO Russians natuTalized In the
United States to keep away from Rus.
EIa
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wants u Divorce.

Melohlor Huggler Ia seeking release,
In the Third district court, from his
marriage ties with Mary Huggler, nee
BrOhlea. Ho complains thai he mar.
ried Mrs. Huggler IN LHadyille, Colo
RADIO, on February .. 1899, and In 1896,
three years after marriage, she deserted
his home In this city anu returned &c
Colorado against his will and without
cause. In Their welded life q boy has
been born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. HuRgler,
but the husband Ia willing TO allow
the woman to keep the child aud asks
the court TO grant hima decree Of abb
solule divorce.
Mfr. WIN. Il. Hall is attorney for the
complainant.