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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1896-08-28
Pgfsonal Points.
rELLANEoUs MELANGE OF
NEWsY NOTES.
nj A. P. Romine was in
:. -O = day or two this week.

his. c. List le1t 1or Wheel-
/ Wednesday.
Il. NJ. Osburn was IN Balti-
be this week.
psul NJ. Robinson, of West
lion, was here Sunday.
Hrs o. A. Amman was visiting
spds in Rowlesburg this week.
Ills Kate Cornell was visiting
Weston this week.
Tol Geo. Frush, Jr., spent
|ndsy III Grafton.
Hs;sie Holden was home from
al,On Sunday.
Tal Gaylord spent Sunday in
ston.
Eso. A. Smith was in Worth.
ton Monday.
A. Lang was in Kingwood
week.
Bpgh Jarvis was at Camden
-Gauley this week.
David Ash is at Red Sulphur
ings, West Va.
j. Fletcher was in Wheel
week.
en. John j. Davis was in
ksersburg this week.
slas Ash was in West Union
sday.
ohm Coffman. ESQ, was in
EN- Tuesday.
,nes NJ. Lyons was in Wheel
Monday.
Hiss Maggie Coffee was in
tton this week visiting rela.
s.
Mi. II. NJ. jackson, wife and
\. Caroline M. jackson left
dnesday for Atlantic City.
lrs. Duncan and daughter
$ Gay left for Atlantic City
dnesday evening.
Feorge Boring, Esq, went to
sland Saturday evening, where
spent the next day.
Hon. Spencer w. Sturm, of
fnont, was IN the city Tues
(ichard Farland returned
esday from a very pleasant
ito friends in Weston.
Hiss Artha Drummond has re-
ped from an extended visit
Png Weston friends.
Ir. Charles G. McCarty. the
yer aud efficient clerk at
Eghner & Sons spent Sunday
Grafton.
,. Robert Ramsay is home
p his medical studies and
pital work for avacation.
Irs; W. Nj. Jennings, of Graf
who has been visiting her
her Mrs. Hewes. on Academy
eet' returned home Monday.
y. J. Lester Mcmillan, of
q Hope, returned last week
two months business tour
ae southern part of the state.
Uses Della and Jessie Rem
y returned on Saturday last
aGood Hope, where they had
visiting friends for several
rs. ]. U. Dayton and daugh-
Who were visiting at Mrs.
eads, are now spending a
= or two with friends in the
81 part of the county.
rs Bullock, of Louisville,
lucky, who has been visiting
son here was called home
,uay on account of the death
ler mother.
Dung America was also in the
- at Atlantic City. Masters
and Dan Alexander were
lg those who took a dip in
waves at that far-famed re.
aongst the strangers SO.
' NJ in our midst, are Mr.. j.
T9arlln, of Charleston, and
= D. Kelley, Of Pittsburg.
firms. ese' 1si
aOng the guests in the city
distance are Miss Hess,
ssS;snannon, at Miss Deison's,
! als 5. Mckinley, of Parkers-
a. :, al Mr.. Coles, on Pike
u.s. Sc, Eleanor Rider, a charm.
lung lady from Buckhan-
Fr sl,er having spent her sum.
|po ssa y amoag Ohio friends,
w visiting at her uncle's,
4, brent Maxwell, on Pike
+ e.; - !. E. Peters, of parkers.
~ Urmer pastor of the Bap-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-17
gleun3tbntes 8 g apitel.

9ertrub Itiirmte our Saust9iire
6inaus, aufs 9tratbipo6l bic Eue
Soufflot binan. ginsrlei, tpobin. ytur
oaB lie pur6 bas SetpiiAl Der StraBs
Mararets @orte bstGubte, bic tbr fort
unb fort I'M Sbrs tlangen.
limb Elm dnbsrer Orsitlang, Der ii9
in iens @orte brdnst: n@r Itebt mid!
@r Iiebt midi"
oils fpsnn i'm bas etlpas psrbdngniBs
uoq glelss bspsutett! Sas lpeiB lie ia
lGngIt. Osnno9 permu9 lie bic gspaIs
tiss 5rrsgung buriiber niat gu msis
Iterr.
sic Fano ii6 auf Dem brsiten POoeIt
Der pantRontrepps. Was piu fte bierH
Ood ni6t eintretsn unb in bem @ot,
tes6ouTe betsn2 Siffe unb Ratb erfIsz
ben bel ibrem @ottg = bur4 oa3
yeurmaIn ibres Gtbetss Die unislisen
Dorts erItidsn?
Sts mar an einem Ssitendltar niss
berqelntst. Dtiibfam formten iih Die
Gippsn gum 9sbst. 9as pant9son nit
Der Gdlts uno Seoe Isines gi9antiI den
Snnenraums, nit ben dr6aiitiIa bldiz
len 5resfen ppn Gbapannss lit nur Elm
offiste[lsr 9tuoienSiaal oes ltsbsn Got
tes, uno beuts mar tsine gubisnS. sic
flii6sts tpiebsr binuus.
gln Der @ds Der Rus SouffIot uno
gaus @aps2uFac itteB lie auf - ~ibn".
.5errgott!" sntfrbr es tbr sleih cts
nsm Sdrei.
Gr itanb bi6t Dor tbr, reiGts ibr
nit frellpsitrablsnoer MteHs bic Suno,
ia nit Ieinen beibsn uniting er i6r
Sino6en urb bislt ss sefaugen.
s8iatommen, pilItommsn in pa
ris!"
9us SGno9,n 5itterte 70; its mar
erblabt uno er bemsrtte, pts lie nab
9ltbem rang.
n9lber mas 1T Sbnsn? = Sinh Sis
ntht ioobl, Srau Saminst?"
Gr mahts cine 9oipeguns, als poqt
er ibr ben glrm reiden - beourite itt
ni6t Der StiiBs? Sdisn tie ni@t Su
pantsu?
1as bra6te lie ipisbsr gu iib. Sit
nies ben halls oargebotsnen 4rm nit
elmer turSsn I6redbaIten @tbGrOs Don
iid. Fabnoste nidt 8ittor na4 einem
gepeis9 9u ,udre ia Elm IoI4.r ges
.pdsn!
Sc tbut mir Gsib. oaB id Sbnen
einen iol9en S6rsdsn eiuiage," iaete
.r. ,Oo9 mas 1T Sbncr? sic isbsn
erect rrh perTt0rt aus2" n -..-
. ni9ts - tommsu @is!"
9i: 9siesn battsn bersits ok 4ufs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-17

= Sn Der StoSt bcs
@ I 9 prr. n8eiBf, Minnerl - bds
Sunbsrl has iauft beut's Sier nit
msbr 9urit als iDia /! Sucra, mas
is bDs2" vSab's ihnn s'ipart, glls
ter. bait bsute e7ft neun WaB uno a
balbe = ipirit mir. bod net trant
perb'nsI .I
Der 4arpenii. a.: rSie
babea ia bo eirs praatiee 9ibliotbet!"
g.: ,Sa, ipenn i'd bente, mas idb fir
cine Menee @elb in bic 9ii6sr bineins
eeItsdt babe, bann fomme i9 mir ors
bentGth seiItrei6 por!"
= StpBfeuf3er eines
W atn3er. vSerrsptt, ipenn nor
email Gsner e Wafdin' erfinbe' tbGt',
bab mer am Sunntag isi' Troo net
msbr mitnebms miibf!" ID
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-09-17

telt9er iein lam, ais in 6rall Sanlts
nets 8eieuI9aft, bas 1T tlur = uur
Dab bieie ni9t blos Der alien DAME
lpegen 10 oft gum Seiuhe fam. III gbens
10 tlar. 8ie Srau Saluinsy I6sbsn
errotbete Bel Wtargrsts 2obpreiIun9?
.. i5r maat man iii io!Gsn 9ingtn
ni6ts peis! sic ,te6.n ii4... 5teiItd
lit ss elm idnperes llngliid...
Sic bate iih i9on langs Cen &opI
nit 8erglei8en 5erpl1at -: Dic min
big unb erbGrmlib fam i6r Der Srans
5oie, 9ertruo5 Mann. esg:n ben Ss=
feiteten, aud tDrperli6 alGchtigersn
OeutI4en por, bsfen DeIer an i60=
men blanten Stabl erinnsrte. limb
5rau @ertrub 1T bod ni9t blino, bab
fte ben lnteri9ieb nibt audi geipa6rte.
Darrm baben iid bisIs 5sibsn ni4t
gebeirutbet9 8el6 Elm Bra6tpadr bGtz
ten iie abseseben! 9fb, ss 1T bas unTes
ltge 9eIadft, bas bic 9eiratb Su Stans
be gebra6t! Hatiirli1 fann 10 Elm Sus
fdmmengelstmtss Slid ni6t langs
balten.
uno elm Odmonii6es @sliiite padts
iie, ii9 an Oem Sransoien gu rG9,n -
fir bic eigene 4ustreibung - nein.
fir bas 8ittpr9en -
Mit faBenartiser @oriidt, Elm liitt'
ges Sunteln in ben ipafsrblnusn 9lus
gen, i9li4 Fl. iia on Gertrub beran
unb fliiiterte ibr iber bic S9ulter -
lpabr9aftig, ife bat SaIent 3ur &upps
lerinl
nSa. unb tpifen sic au4, buB er
mir Sbre 9botosrapbie, bic MaDan'
mir beim 9l6i9isb gaben, abgenommn
BATE Sd Dplt' iie fbm nit geb.n, ubsr
fpie id, iab, tueld e 5rsrb' i'd ibm ma
den tbdt', bu lieb i9 its ibm. 6, bot
mir Elm blantes 9olbItiid oafiir. 9as
tpollt i6 nit ns1msn = dbsr sic tpiIz
fen, i6 bab' mein Sub' babeim uno
Wdbam' 1perben nit bDs fem! Die
Photographic, bic trGgt er, nun Bel iih
pie Elm SstIigsnbilb, bier auF bem Serz
3ell.....
n8as ioG bas beiBen!" fubr Ger
trub terrlm unb ibr 9tntliB loosrte.
nWas rebsf 9u fir llniinn! Sofort
ldFeit 9u bas!"
Margret prallte srfdrodsn Suriid.
5rau Saminst fdritt CUR SfNrtbiire.
@sr5prifsIt itiirSte Marsret ibr nad
unb umtlamsrtc ibrsn 9lrm. Die lteb.,
1d0ns sndbtse 5rau gebt i'm Corn uno
tsbrt ni4t lptsbsr.... War9rst bat uno
fle6ts.
nRun made nidt 10 btel WeIen,
Margrst! @s 1T f4on gut - i'd TRACE
Dir ni9ts na9! Qlbsr Elm anoermal
erGdubn Ou Dir ni9t fpteber bsrsleiz
6sn!"
son i'd - i'm benn ni9t rufen?"
sic ipa9te nid)t mebr, ieinen Namsn
Su nennen.
yRein!"
Dts abgebadt lam es Rralls.
.Stitelle, bite, mas t9 Dir aufges
tragen. SD tGme Elm anoermal. llno
nun LAB mid - i9 babe teine 3eit!
Qbisu, Wdrgret!"
9as arme Ding itanb tpie Osrffeis
merit uno borGts auf ben leiIe tnarrenz
ben Sritt, Der bic Srepps hindbeilte.
.Sie tommt ni6t lpteoer," murmeIte
iie bunnpf. 9oa 9Isih ihii.ttlte lie ben
8opf. 1ennod bat lie ielbit reAt aes
babt. 8eraOe neil Mabame 10 aornis
mar, gsrabe neil lie 10 fortitiirmte -
liebt Iie unIsrn Ssrrn. ., Margret pers
jtebt ii9 auf bergfei6en! llnb Das
trpbige @sfiibl, baB ife rs4t bdtte,
iibsrlpog nod lange ben S4msr5 ois1er
tur3 abgei4nittenen Srennung.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-10-09
PLATFORM

Platform of the Silver Party of crrnsby
County at its Convention held in Carson
City on SEPTEMBER 10, 1896.
RESOLVED. That we endorse the plat
form of the Silver Party of the State of
Nevada, adopted in Convention assembled
in Eiko on September s, 1896, and pledge
our earnest support to the nominees OF
said Convention, and to the nominees of
the National Binetallic party in Conven-
ton assembled in st, Louis, July S, 1896.
RESOLVED, That we pledge the nomi-
nees of this Convention to the same econ
| omy in the administration of County
| affairs As characterized its officers in the
years 1893 and 1894, and invite the tax
PAYERS to compare that administrator
with that of the past two years, when the
Republican party has had full control O
County affairs.
RESOLVED, That we endorse the brave
stand taken by John P. Jones, VIM. M
Stewart and Francis G. Newlands, in thei
fight TO, the equal rights of the whit
metal with gold IN the inlnts OF tnc Onite'
States.
RESOLVED, That the Legislative nomi
nees of this Convention are pledged to tn
support of John P. Jones to succeed him
self in the Senate of the United States.
RESOLVED, That we hereby compl
ment the State Officers of the Silver Part
for their economical and efficient Admin
istration of the public affairs of TIL
tate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-10-09

Trib cures bruises and sprains.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-10-09
Cleveland Denounced.

Richmond, Va, October Sat the
meeting of the Powhattan Club, the
leading political organization in this
city, tonight, there WAS a heated dis
cussion as to whether Grover Cleve-
lands picture should be removed to
make a place for photographs OF
Bryan and SewaIl. Speeches denounc-
ing President Cleveland as a traitor
to his party we're made and a resolu-
ton providing that the pictures Of the
Democratic nominees be hung in the
place of honor. Upon adjournment
the large painting of the President
was destroyed by some OF the mem
bers.
Trib cures bruises and sprains.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-10-09

Heavy Vienna underwear all Wool
at Joe Platte.
The campaign dou't aecm to be any
thing very lively in NvvaIa this 1ali.
LOST ladies gold watch between
Will Days and the P~ostofice. Leave
at this Office.
Wan.ed-Trustworthy person to travel
Salary $3.50 and expenses. Reference
Enclose self addressed envelope. Manager,
Box p, Chicago.
L)st:-A bicycle lamp in the Satnr
| d.y night parade. Finder please
leave at this Office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-10-09
WHAT IS BEHIND HIM.


said:
One thing I think re are sometimes
too apt to forget-we are loo apt 10
forget what is behind US.
In order that the Major may n%otfor-
get what is behind him the APPEAL
would call his attention to the silver
speech he made before the Ohio League
in 1892 when he was denouncing Pres
ident Cleveland. The following is an
extract:
During all of his years At the head
Of the government he was dishoDorlng
one OF our precious metals, one OF our
W great products, d~iscreditipg sill
YER and enhancing the price Of gold.
He underworld even before his inaug-
uration to office to stop the coinage OF
silver dollars, and afterward and to
the end of his administration persist
emily used bis power to that end. He
was determined to contract b clrcu-
lating medium and demonetize a OF
the coins Of commerce, limit the vol
ume Of money among the people, make
none scarce and therefor dear. he
would have increased the value OF
money. and diminish the value OF
everything else-money the master,
everything else its servant He was
not thinking of the poor" then. He
had left their side" He was not stand.
ing forth in their defense. Cheap oat'.
cheap labor, and dear money the
q and promoter of these profess
ing to stand guard over the poor and
lowly. Was there eve more glazing
inconsistency or reckless assumption?
Thus in teo minutes Mckinley
charged Cleveland with doing twelve
things to which Mckinley objected as
follows:
He dishonored one OF our precious
metals.
He discredited silver.
He enhanced he price Of gold.
He endevored to stop the coinage OF
silver dollars.
He determined to contract the cir
culating medium.
He determined to demonetize one o
the coins of commerce.
He determined to make money scarce
amor g the people. He determined t.
make money dear.
He would have increased the value
OF money.
He wonld have decreased the valu
of everything else,
He would make money master.
,uo,lA ,o.1yN nrarvfhtnv o1ca tn
servant.
He had left the side Of the poor.
Every one Of these acts which Nj
Kinley denounced in Cleveland in 1s9
be is now e%ndevoring to perfom hin
self. Everybody knows perfectly we
that at heart Mckinley is a silver ma
and has been ever since he entere
public life. He was expecting the Rel
ublican nomination in go and 10 a
his public differences took pains to de
clare for silver and to vote for it. I'll
Republican party expected to proclaim
in its National Convention for th
white metal but tie gold bosses secure
control, inserted the gold plank ar
nominated Mckinley. Mckinley WI
really chosen by the state delegate
who came pledged to him with the i'd
that he was a Silver
There was no way out Of this COZ
plication but for Mckinley to chan'
front and SO great Was his greed +
office that he changed his silver 7
mepts for a HAnua-ma ie gold over
coat and went into the campaign
make a fight on an issue that he
wardly despised. No wonder that
has Jagged ten years during the cal
paign."
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-10-09
ORMSBY COUNTY SILVER
TiCkE :.

Por Assent iyn,en,
TIMOTHY DEMPSEY,
A. C. LINDSAY.
J. NJ. BENTON R.
For Sheriff and Assessor.
EDWARD Nj. REYNOLDS
County Recorder.
WALTER b. CHEDIC.
County Clerk,
FRANK G. FOLSOM.
District Attorney.
A. J. MCGOWAN.
County Commissioner. (Long Term)
P. II. PETERSEN.
County Commissioner, Short Term)
STEWART KELLY.
CARSON PRECINT
Justice of the Peace, Carson Town
snip,
w. H. STONE.
Constable, Carson Townsh ip,
P. Fl. GILLOOLY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-10-09
FOR COUNTY CLERK.

E. Aube himself as an
independent candidate for County
Clerk and ex-Officio Treasurer, sub
ject to the vote of he people.
E. AUBE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-10-09
D. G. KitZmeyer,

HAS, after a vacation Of three
years again assumed control
of the business at the ole
stand, No. 80 South Carson
street, and invites all who are
in want of goods or work In
his line to give him a trial
He promises to furnish a good
quality of goods, and do gooo
work at the very lowest prices
a1O
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-10-09
The MORNING APPEAL.
OCTOBER 9

FRIDAY............... OCIObEh y
Eastern advertising office ,3o-o5+ lem
pie Court Building New York City' f.
Kstz agent.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-04-30

many hardships, as good many
of the saints around there were in
similar circumstances. When 1
was able to work, 1 obtained en-
ployment in the gas pipe works
which was all new to me and in
my weak condition it went very
hard with me. In June we went
to Sunbury in Northumberland
County on the banks of the Sus-
quehannah River, and there we
worked, both of us, us before, for
$500 month for year, and on
the % of July 1857 our first child
was born, at Sunbury, whom we
called Esther Ann.
Rhondo.
To he continued
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-04-30
YOUTHS EXPERIENCE.
Continued from first page.)

rented a room in house where
some of the saints were living and
we both being sick and not able to
wait on each other, our money soon
went and we suffered a good deal
that winter, and when my wife
could hardly move around and l
could not get out of bed she would
bind shoes and anything else she
could get to do, and thus earned
our scanty living as she was al
that time suffering with the
chills and fever. At one time she
was in bed with very heavy chill,
shaking the very room we were in,
and elder John Newton come into
the room and she asked him to adj
minister to her which he did; and
the chill stopped Immediately and
she started to gain strength, bu
was very weak and I was gaining
little SO that I was soon so fai
recovered that I could walk around.
At this time we were very shor
of the comforts of life and endured
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-04-30

Temples of worship. lse was kill
cd by a native who slyls slipped
up behind Cook ana stabbed ASn,,
His heart was taken oat saS eat
en- by children who we're Sesa that
II WAS q dogs hesrk There were
q few old men who sid they could
rememSar seeing CsptSsa Cook.
one native said H. me in broken
Eaglissh Cook . tsSa phool. He
want US to believe he was gog( God
he coghtto been killed, tam phool."
II. w. B.
TO be contiuued.l
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-04-30

Should the comet swipe few elo-
quent pugilists, would they be mist
we have had Paderewski to paw,
Irving to pay, and next there will
be the Duse to pay.
A Maine lady of So has Justkill-
ed large dear with club. Is there
anywhere a new woman who can
compete with this old woman?
All the sheep men, herders and
sheep of this place, and two or
three herds from Kaysville arrived
here this week from the west
The contest now begins with the
sheep and ground squirrels as to
which will have the grass. It is
evident the squirrels will take for
the field with the sheep close be-
hind them. -Hennefer Cor. Coal
vile Times.
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-04-30

,NhS".
Figure is longitudinal view.
Figure detail view.
Figure detail perspective end of spoke provided
with the e clip showing the long pointed ve passing through
the clip which principle easily
inserted through the lateral of the clip When place.
remove the long point with cutting pliers and ve the end
Figure is detail perspective view of end of fey
Like numerals of reference indicate corresponding parts
gures the drawings dgnates fey having its adjacent ends
oppose grooved and fitted each other and
tenon OF spoke The fely be bent be
structed of sawed joint
spoke and the adjacent will
shown and if it be bent
The ends the fey supported securely held against
clip consisting of plate having central opening to
opposite sides on the side
the fe and terminating their ends which connected
the spoke supports the fey through
fey at the end of the spoke directly beneath the tire BY
this readily fey
secured with band thus preventing them from angral
lateral splitting also saggng breaking the spoke the tire from
coming off when it expands by heat
wheel constructed fees under patent with from
Tor more lateral clips will make durable wheel
with sawed fele and be furnished for from
per less than the latter.
Carriages bugges and ong gigs with wheels constructed of bent
ee and provided each alternate spoke with clip nicely
nickel plated will produce pleasing and satisfactory appearance
the OF vehicle Wheels thought as to the best
policy obviate difficulty recently his
dvng and mpovng perfecng the
and described Improvement which have obtained u Letters
respectfully dealers
Vehicles and all interested the patented
being the clip hold
ing the fele substantial and would recommend to
and other vehicles those with wheels
Burgess Smiths Patented improvement in Vcs
Wheels because they are the best the strongest most attractive most
! reliable and be excened
die be made these clips nominal
q7g799gg97 59qq "a 9q7gT1q
eresg profitable and carriage manufacturing
that will take the above business by granting rights and
Correspondence solicited.
MaIap Ruroec Row Ceoroa tah
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-04-30
a Great andTGrand Iraprove-
rnent in Vehicle WFheels.

The object of this device is
to improve the construction
of felly connections of wheels,
and provide a connection
adapted to be employed in
wheels having either sawed or
bent fellies.
In the drawings, figure I is
a side elevation of a portion OF
a wheel having a felly connec-
ton embodying in part the in
vention, showing a sawed Sec
ton or felly with a spoke in
the middle and a spoke and
clip at each end, thus giving
support and strength exactly
where needed. One of the
clips at the end is bent back
to show the position while
setting or re-setting the tire.
Bent fellies require clip at
each joint and as many addi-
tional clips as deemed necessa-
ry to hold the tire in place and
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-04-30

ST. GEORGE.
Allen, Rufus c.
Atkin, Joseph T.
Baker, William B.
Bentley, Frank r.
Brooks, George
Crosby, Joshua A.
Coates, B. Crank Jr.
Cannon, David H. IT,
Dodge, Edward A.
Everett, Schuyler
Fawcett, William A.
Fullerton, Alexander
Gates. Frank F.
Graf, Emil
Hardy, Augustus P.
Hendrix, Edmund A.
Lund. Brigham ].
Larson, James A.
McAllister, Martin L.
Miles, Arthur F.
Macdonald, Joseph B.
Macarthur, Edward M
McQuarrie, John G..
Miller, Albert E.
Miles, Frank G.
Morris, Richard A.
Nelson, William
Price, Thomas
Pearce, John H.
PINTO.
Forsyth, Neal D..
Harrison, Moses W.
Knell, James G..
The Union. [volume] (St. George, Utah) 1882-1898, 1896-04-30
List Of Names of Jurors for the year 1896.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
STATE OF UTAH, COUNTY OF WASHINGTON.

ST. GEORGE.
Seegmiller, Charles W.
Sullivan, Joseph John
Snow, Ashby
Squire, John M.
Schmutz, John
Webb, William Jr.
Winsor, Andrew N.
SANTA CLARA.
Fret, Edward r,
Hafen. Harmon
GUNLOCK.
Holt, Franklin O.
Laub, George w.
PINE VALLEY.
Bracken, James B. Jr,
Burgess, Harrison ].
Gardner, JohnA.
Rencher, James G..
Snow. William ].
HEBRON.
Holt, George A.
Terry, Thomas S. Jr
HAMBLIN.
Garfield. James
HARMONY.
Pace, L. Alexander
Taylor, Albert E.
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SPRINGDALE.
Clifford. Oliver d.
SHONESBURG.
DeMill, Oscar
ROCKVILLE.
Stout, Hosea F.
Terry, David p
GRAFTON.
Wood. John Jr.
vIRGEN CITY.
Isom, John w.
Parker, Richard
Wright, William
Workman. Amos ].
ToQUERvILLE.
Allen, John M.
Bringhurst, VIM. A. Jr.
Duffin, Hezekiah E.
Gates, Wellington F.
Salisbury, David
LEEDS.
Angel, George E.
Nichols, Arthur
Stirling, Thomas
WASHINGTON.
Crawford, Joseph
Goold, Robert F.
Larson, Andrew H.
Pearce, John d. l..
Turner, James E.
State of Utah,
County of Washingto,
This certifes the for,
selected according to Ia
Thomas p. Gotham, !
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State of Utah.,

This ch the foregoing be full and correct list Jurors as
selected according to law this a7h day of April D. 1890
Thomas P. Cottam Assessor Seth A. Pymm District Clerk