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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-29

Average number oil oirir dsyt, III
atily cloudy 10, ami clOu y 4.
Prevailing difrciion % eiud wes.i
average houf'y velocity lfrom record a.
IIabo FnIl) "a milfs; mnHimu %
velocity ct Idaho Fans ~ miles an
nour from the south On ihJ Sfd.
Miscellaneous phenomeua-Aurori 49,
Burnside, 1850, ibin. Mattiui lsii
Murray, 9th; swan Valley. 9tb. Foot
fllghtG On 's,efnsi', 9th, ST., llih,
1910. 28rd, 28ih, 27.h; Dairy, "a, I.hi
Junction, 2.n, Lost River, l1'hs
Rexbvfg, 40; Roseberry, an. SIN,
Oh, ilih; swan VALLEY, llth. Halos,
solar. Fort bsmhi, II O., lsh; salu-
nria, ON. IAN; 5olditr, 3Dih; swan
Valley, i7lh. Thuudentormti Burn
side, 1910, 80th; Chesterfield, rs ~
Dairy, SRI, 9Th, Goth, 2Tth, 2sth, 20 Do,
s1t; Fort sherman, lsi, 5ihi 6thi
Gimlei, g5ih. 2sih; ilsn9 CitYi So,
2sth, 1854, 31tb, 8lsi; Idaho Fslls,
lgfh, gutb, 8Dth; Junction, 8th, 10 ~,
10Th, 20th, $3.50, 30th, 3lst; Lost River,
gOlh, 2lst. 800; Murray, 9th, Blsii
Nanipa, 8rd, 3iai; Ola, Goth, 3dtbi
R.xbuff, ara, ggin; 5sluhria 20ih,
Goth, S0th; Soldier, 8Oth; swan valley
8rI, 5th, 9th, 18Th, 1871, l7tn, 18th,
1910, 2Oth, 2lst, 2stn, 2gsb, Sun, 3lsli
Warren, 20tn, 2Sih.
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MINOR MENTION.

John Brown aud John Carter for
police court ,oday for koeping gam
bling houses.
The registration book for the Forty.
second precinct can be- found NJ
foulger Bfos.' store, 0S X street. J
3. Higham, registrar.
The building In which last nighps
Ore occurred and owned by the JON o.
Clavs1u estate was condemned today
by Building Inspector Rookledgo and
Cnief Devine. IL adjoine tho Hooper
building ON Tho east aud extends from
IS 10 III eat Fret Sou h street. Mrs. W.
II. Dodge IL agent fof the property.
A caucus ls said 10 have been held
In the Fourth precinct Of which the
neutrality-suspicious. alone were pres.
uni and determination whs arrived
~, II II reported, 20 zoe that they form.
ed the delegation TO the county con.
vention to be elected At Frid,y nighps
primary Ia that preoino. Il. IL. Nc
Kaig, Df. Tumgeu, Lewis Moore,
n. J. Hanaoo, Hans sOrenson. l.. q.
Hardy.
Tue hearing Of I'D Chin, tho China.
man who IL charged with having
stabbed George smith several nights
ago, was 10 have taken place Monday
afternoon before Justice Wenger, but
~ Smith was not In n condition 10 APP
pear II was postponed Indefinitely.
Chin asserts that he IL not the guilty
patty and Will In all likelihood attempt
10 pfnya au alibi Al the herring. ] .
NJ. Hamilton ns the iidVfendanps
attorney succeeded In having his bond
reduced from 200 TO 5000.
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George Is. chsu-'cn, chicagoan is a
guest al tho Cullen.
CD. Ray Of Fillmore, Utah, is guest
Al the Walker.
Il. II. Jones Of brigham city IL among
the Walker guests.
J. W. Brown Of ogden lie recent ar
rival at the Walker.
M. Wheeling Of ogden has his name
on the Cullen register.
Robert Gorlinski, a citizen Of Coal
willie, Is regisiored at the Cullen.
G. w. Higgins of Omaha and J. X. Ia
Ruo Of Louisville, KY, are guests at the
Templc.on.
The 1emploton register bears the
names OF Bert l.. Perry OF Chicago and
J. n. Drosto Of ST. Louis.
Elmer T.. Campbell and vito, Miss l..
Campbell and Miss Jean DOane are Phil-
adclphians AZ the Tompleton.
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IdahO's Weather Report.

The mean temperature Tor the state
was B6.S degrees, 90 degree warmer
than August Of las, Isaf; the highest
monthly mean temperature was 10. 4
degrees nj Minldoka, and the lowesl,
5s.S, nj Warren; tho highest tsmpera.
lure reached during the month was 1903
degrees nj PayeIto on tho 2Std, aud
tue lowest, %, At Chesterfield on the
bihi making an absolute range OF 10
degrees TOT the month. The greatest
local monthly range OF temperature
was at Soldier, 90 degrees, anu tho
least at Corral And Lewiston, 40
degrees.
Tue average precipitation was O.s7
inch,an excess Of 80 inch over August,
1870; tue greatest amount was ut Muir.
ran, us inches, anu the least 900 at
Bitoh Creek anu Mlnidoks; the great.
est la any 2i.hour poriod was $40
Inches nt Warren on ths 80th.
Average number OF rainy days. 4.
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TUE GREEN BAG.

Mary Ann Brown IL suing John
Brown Tor divorce.
Judge Rolapp will hear the Morris
anu bAmbefger bribery cases.
The Eslingcf.PAt appeal wal
argued and submitted In tho supreme
CONT yesterday.
Jurors WIN. 6medley and John
Mcdonald were excused for the
term by Judge Street.
Being engaged In the Supreme court
iodsy, Judge Richie held no session
In the equity division OF the Third
district court
Tho Jury 10 the suit OF Green a
Green " william Atwood, 70 recover
81 200 damages sustained ~ reason OF
ueionuaa 4 allowing his rams TO run
among plaintli's sheep, disagreed aud
were discharged.
Clerk Stanton has filed an answer
IN the suit brought by the State to re-.
cover fees turned 10 the county treas.
ufy by the county clerk. Mt. stanton
prAyu that tue county treasurer aAd
Salt Lake county be made parties de.
iendAnt anu that he be- dismisteu
on tho grounds that no paid over the
fees 10 ,he county treasury on order Of
the commissioners.
Judge Street has issued an order 10
show uaute, ordering Judge Mckay 90
nle with tue clerh OF the Third de.
ttiot court the transfer on apIeal IN tho
case OF An Tie " Micnasl shaugh.
messy, when wue appealed from
Justice Hafvey's court In May, 1894
The papsis were given into the custody
Of Judge Mckay who promised 10 HE
them Immediately, but has failed to DO
% Aud kept them ever since.
The county clerk today i,suei thu
following marriage licenses; Milton
Cohen Of 81. Louie aud kena Else.
man Of Salt Lake CITY; Henry X.
Russell OF Sali Lako city aud Viola
| Rivers OF Evanston, a. L.. Hammond
Jf. and Winfield Conrad, both Of
Salt Lake CITY; Thomas W. Bpiking
ami Emma Rirbrn, both u this city;
Charles Is. Stewart and CAlhafint
Romney, both o this city.
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DAILY WEATHER vASg.
observations Iakru at Utah, Idaho
Montana, ur Z n aud Nevada
sta iOra.

Weather reports showing observa.
lions at S am. toiayi
Salt Lake City-BatomeioT, g7.Oi,
temperature. 80; minimum, 20; WIND,
southeast, mtef por hour; clear.
Baksr Clty-BaTomctef, Bose; tenn.
reratura ~; minimum, 40; WIND,
south, o miles pef hour; partly cloudy
ChUyenne-BaTOmetor, 1908; tenn,
Tefntufe, ~; minimum, N; wind,
northwest, 10 miles per hour, clear.
Heluna-B barometer, 1904; temperA.
tute. "a; minimum, a, wind, south.
west, light; clear.
hilea City-Bafometsr 20 rs; TEN.
petAtuTe, N; minimum, 86; wind,
southwest; light clear.
Wiunvmuuus barometer, 20. so;
Temperature, ~; minimum, IS; winu,
east, light; cieAf.
Idaho FAll,-BarometeT, 80 90; tenn.
refaIufr, 80; minimum, 80; wind.
east, light; CHAR.
General Rnd local forecast for 80
houfs ending 8 r,m., Sept. 80lhi
FAIR tonight, asd "Wednesday.
Hal, Lake City aud vicinity, fair
tonight, aud Wednesday.
}. II, sMITH,
Observer, Weathur bureau.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah.
Today's temperature IL shown In the
lac simile Thermometer given below.
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PfaG Pleads Not Guilty.

Fred PAD. a bartender, was arrested
Monday evening by Detective sheo,s
on suspicion Of having stolen a watch
from John 7. Alexander Of Brighton.
Alexander alleges that he went into the
Court saloon where Pian works abou
3 O'Clock In the afternoon and that
upon coming cut hall IN hour later
Pod threw his arms around his neck,
And some Time alter missed his watch.
Tho defendant was nrfaignod beiOru
Justice Wongor today anu plnadt u
not guilty, after which his case wa
set tot o'clock tomorrow anu hia
houd fixed al $500.
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Nor. aoid In sish,.

WAaHiSGTos, sept. 29.-rhe ditec.
tors u tho mint have received iole
gram from the San Francisco mlut
stating that about si,OO0,OO0 In gold
was expected there IRON Australia y
week fron next Fhday. Information
also comes from London that the Bank
Of England expects 10 lose 5000, 900
before tho end Of tbs week.
Both shipments are expected ulii.
ma,tly 10 reach tho treasury together
with tne amount already In sight,
which would bring the gold reserve
approximately 70 sl85, 900 O0O.
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In Judge Streets court today the
Sult VI James Anterior W Geo. Nj.
Scott si al was argued AMI continued
aud rsset for Oct. 81, 1890. Tho do
fendsnPs request for continuance for
tho term was refused.
Tho cult Of q. NJ. Jackson W WIN.
Morgan VI al was dismissed a. 10 WIN.
Morgan, And the plaintiff was given
permission 10 nlo an amended COM
plant within i've days.
Judgment was given the intervenof.
Andrew Mink, In the suit OF Elijah
Sells OF al " VIM. IL. Lyon Of al, and
indinRs ordered drawn.
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The Stake aud general Ulcers Of tbs
Y. L.. N. NJ. I. A. Will meet at the rec
idenoe of Counselor Maria Y. Dluyal,
10 north Wee Temple street, on Mou.
day, October I NJ p.m. IL 10 earnest
ly desired that every Stake shall be
Represented.
ELaIiNA &. TAYLOR, PfehldonL
ANN NJ. CANNON, secretary.
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Another Continuance.

The ohsa Of }. w. Peironnot,,
charged with assault with intent TO
commit murder, should have come ~
In the police court to-day, but a. Mrs.
Peironnoti, the complaining witness,
was not abie 10 appear another oontin-
uance was gtanted, this lime until
oct. II at2p. m. NJ. NJ. Kaign, the
duivnuanpa attorney, maue motion
tor the reduction OF his olionrs bono
and u was reduced from 5000 to
g., 900.
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DEFEND rnEIR ACTION.
commissioners shri-iopbsr-en sBd
Roberts dive Hsasens for Their
Nots.

Commissioners Chrlsiophorson and
Roberts defend their action In voting
againat tho registration resolution yes.
tsfday by stating the fact that they
were Advised by the county attorney
that an ofilou regiRiTation would bo
Illegal; ana while they could have
authorized a houao.to.hou canvass
tho two days allotted would have been
totally inadequAtu ana tho expenditure
OF tb2S by the county would have been
useless, Furthermore. cay they, nol-
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INV YORK sent 9l.--Tfade A. stock cx
change wac chatactenzed Wy confederate
weakness, particularly 10 railways, lobArt'
declined ~ to Niis. Manhattan yielded ] l.
sos granFefs l1st sharp fractions. buyinl
was M iargs volume. lho depression was In
nuenccd BY a change Of front TO the bear
SIDE ~ large Interests ind BY uniAvorai'
tenor q london quotations.
Tho pressure against the market soon ~
lancd and under heavy purchases 70 cove
values advanced Sharply throughout hound
blocks OF sugar. tobacco and Manhatiaf
changed hanis At Improvements OF abort 3
point. The demand for Frangers was also pro
bounced.
burlington advanced ~ 70 70 IT, the second
hour. trading. bong stimulated By the facl
that tho decrease u earnings IN July NJ ta,l1i
was lees IN n anticipated. Tho general mar
kot was faNOrabiy influenced
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withdrawing the howl Of a certain
local daily, it IL a fact that nlns.ienibi
OF tho voters are already reg ditfei,
and the extra iwO DAYS allowed ~ Law
Oct. l8 ana l7--will be- ample Tor tht
registration oil the Remaining one.
tenth. Besides that, any bright nan
can register D u the voters In any one
precinct ia two lays II they go TO M
office. The mmisHionsts above r..
ierred g. are ~ iavor Of "jockiut"
registrars for days on which duties
have been neglected.
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The sense VI security agains. sud.
den emergencies from Group and hron.
cbllls, felt by those who are provided
with n bottle OF Ayers Cherry Poo.
lofal, would be oheaply purchased ~
ten times the cost OF that remedy. In
all lung complaints, It 10 prompt 10 act
ana sure o. cure.
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Some days nothiug will "come out
right" from the time you rise IN you
retire. Ten 10 one, the trouble Ia In
yourself Your blood IA In bad condl.
ton, and every organ iutiers 10 cons,-
quence. What you need Ia the clea u.
sing, invlgaraiing Influence Of Aver
bhIsapaIllla.
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Fort Douglas Concert.

Concert by the sixteenth U. s, Ia
iantry ban1, at Fort Douglas, Utah, a.
7 y. M, "Wednesday, September 3D.,
1896. John +. Klein, leader;
PROGRAM
America.
March, tho World Heater. brown
Overture, hurmuring u Tue Forest noullion
Selection, o. Woman u tho nuard a.. sullivan
Concerto, ttor uO Abonul Tue Message. 81.
- faHHttssssss sssssssssssssssssss.sss Aru0ki
WALL lleAsufes % LIE. W are
,Aife., Tue aakee. .Missud
Hal COLUMBIA,
The public are cordially invited.
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The Stale land board ia holding
session today Vt which appfsisers are
being appointed for school lands In
every county throughout, the State. The
lis, will be completed some time today
and will be made public tomorrow.
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ON motion OF mf. Frank Pierce IN
the Supreme court To-Day MI. w. J.
Barritle OF the supreme court bar q
Iowa was ordered admitted % an al
tornoy and counselor o. law at the bar
OF tue Supreme court Of Utah.
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Primary Associations.

The seml.sunual meeting Of The
Stake officers oi tue Primary assooia.
tons. will be held Monday, Ocipbur
orb, 1896, at pm, at 1856 North, Eas,
Temple street.
LOUIE y. FELT, Prest.
MAY ANDERsoN, becy.
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wiiiri.ad on Ihur.ary.

Charles Chapman was brought inio
Judge Hiits's court upon an inioTma'
ton charging him with grand larceny
Joseph Llppman appeared ~ attorney
Tor Chapman md the accused wa
allowed till ThursIay, October !, T.
prepare HE plea.
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DandruG forms when the glands o
the skin ass weakened, and u neglect,
20, bAldnoas Il sure 10 follow. Halp
Hair hsnsWer IL the best preventive.
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To hear Rsmenyi In the West at the
Congregational Church, Thursday
night. General admission, so cents;
reserved, 76 cenie and 81.
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Personal Paragraphs.

l., @. Glover OF coshoeton, o., is at the
Walker.
DR., } II. Hall OF Beaver is stopping At
the Cullen.
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New American Gas and fuei Company. frin'
opal place Of business, sat
Lake city, Utah,

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ a mccitng Of the directors Of tho New
American 0aa aud fuoi Company, held on tho
2ath day OF september lslN an assessment Oftwo
cents per share was levied on the capital stock
Of the corporation payable Immediately ~
Joseph J. Rogers, SecruiaFy OF the company,
a. tho 0flcCs ot tho company, Nos ~ and u,
stock upon which tins assessment may remain
unpaid on the sat day OF october. iHlt, VIII
DO delinquent and advertised for sale Al public
auction, ana unlcss payment u made before,
will be sold on tho 18Th day Of November. islo,
% O'Clock In tho Afternoon, 20 pay the dc.
unquont assessmcut inEcthor Win cost OF
advertising ana expense 81 sale.
JOSEPH =. NONiW-, secretary.
Rooms % and a., Commercial BLOCK, salt Lase
CITY, Utah
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ItensnyI

The vlollnlst. assisted by Miss Pauline
biein, soprano, anu Mile. Beschoii
Baker, solo piAnlAt, at the Congrega.
tional church, Thursday night.
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ASSES smINT NOTICE

TIE SAMPSON Mining Company, salt Lake
CITY. Utah, Worss OF tho Company At
copper ouieh, Wet Mountain Mining
District, salt Lake County. Utah.
ArOTiCE 10 HEREBY oINEN THAT AT
~ meeting OF the Hoard ~ Trustees Of
said company, held on the 18th dAv Of septCm
Der, A q. lsN ~ assessment OF one cent per
share was levied upon the capital stock Of The
tAid COMPANY, payable on tho luth day OF Ocs
tober 4. u lsel, TO hobort J. Glcndinning,
Secretary ani Treasurer 81 tho company, at
bic once ~ it4 south MAiu street. rAlt Lake
City, Utah. Any n tck upon which thia asssha.
mcnt may remain unpaid on the ,uth Gay Of
october. A ~, lsal, viii be delinquent and
advertised for sale AZ public suction. and un.
Ices payment thcfeon 4 made before will DO
sold on the 18Th day Of November. A. n. tsad
o. pay the delinquent afsraamcnt tosether
with costs Of advertising ana expense OF sale
n =. uLiNnlNNtNG,
secretary 81 sampson Mining Co.
Dated at talt Lase CITY. Utah. sept 10Th.
isqi
fifst publication OF tins notice Sep, 18th
A. -. islt.
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rapaIaa,,. Tor Ipda.lrIaI school

Addison ID. Perry, Thomas J. Bakor,
Tediie Daniels aud VIM. 5anbofn
were brought before Judge Hiles this
morning TOT commitment TO the State
Industrial school, they having been
convicted IN the police court for petty
larceny. The last conviction wAs not
the fIsl ofense Of which the toys
have been found gully, but they have
been n source u much trouble and an
noyance 20 tho ofiiceis and their
PARENTS, who were present In court
this mofnlBg ~ witnesses IN the case.
The bows range from ~ 20 10 In age
aud his honor appointed n. V. Jones
10 Fsptesont them Ne attorney anu
ordered them 10 appear, NJ wall a. the
witnesses, promptly At 10 O'Clock on
Saturday morning, when Judge Hiles
will dispoio OF tho case.
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NAMING APPRAISERS
STATE Land Board Making Appoint.
mems in All The Counties,
IN the STATE SUPREME COURT.

Pour Candidates fir the Industrial
sehool-In the district Court-nr.
Barrilte Admitted 10 Practice
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INrmE arrnnnn counr
ABiE water Csse Argued sud Take
undsr Aavissmsnt.

mig water Csse Argued sud Taken
Under Aavissnsnt.
In tho Supreme court today In the
case Of sidney Stevens appellant, "
w. }. Stevens ct al, It was ordered by
the court, after consultation by atsof'
neys on both sides, that the case be
submitted on briefs.
The big water case Of the North
Point Consolidated Irrigation com.
pany, rssptn isRl W Utah and Salt
Lake Canal company, south jordan
Canal clmrany, North Jordan Canal
COMPS " aud sAlt Lakc county, ap-
pellsnts, wac AIgued today before
ghlef Justice Zane, Justice Nicer aud
Hon, NJ. l.. Ricnle, his honor, Asso.
slate Justice Baflch, being jisqualiied
10 .lt In Tue appeal BY reason OF having
hoard tho action " the lower court.
II, 4. Richafds, Etq, APPEARED for
the appellant aud 4. w. Taylor ana
John N. Zsue, Esq, Hfguel for tue
respondents. Tue case was taken
under Advistmeni.
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SIeep

INDUCED h' Tho use OF coca, opiate or mar
eotlc compounds Is bad, decidedly bad.
They undermine health and shattor the
constitution and the patient is steadily
growing into a worse condition often
resulting In the terrible slavery and
misery OF the cocaine and opium habit.
bloop induced by the use OF Hoods Sara.
parilla does not perhaps come a. quickly,
but II comes more surely and more per.
manontly through natures great restor.
ing and roiuvenating channel purified,
yitaliEed and enriched blood. This feeds
tho nerves with llio-givlng energy ana
builds up the system and constitution
from tho very foundation Of all health
and liie-tho blood-pur rich, red blood,
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omaba Live stoch.
special to the NEWS
south OmAha. Neb.. Sept %
cattle receipts. g,looi market active, stronger.
Western steers. tJtOaAJsl,
ows aud hcifers, q l0ai1l1
Feeders ~ flaNl0h
hneep receipts, lao. Market steady.
TAR 10 choice Westerns, i123afLla
Lambs, iAuVa Ne1.
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chicago Live -toeH
chicago sept ".
Hoga-
Light, i1coat3.s 80.
Mixed, tlpAdtA5Q.
HEAVY, f1fuaN.3
Rough, flGQafl.tl
cattle
heoyes. t,goaBOo
Cows and hetcrs, ~ lbat17s.
Texas steer, "a tiatll0
Westerns, ti.soafAt0.
etockcra and feeders. fA5odi8g1
shccp-Markot slow, veal
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