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rsIRAY POUND NoIIoE.

nNE BAY MARE, ABOUT YEARS OLD,
iSols Ike quartcr crop IN HEA righl car.
Also one bay NJ brown Mare IA On leiI
thlgh, about years old, spst 10 h-- lace
Alsd one bay on brown Mare, hbuut years
old
IN the above described animals arc not
smcd and taken away on or before Tuesday
June 81 lsHB az. u ~. they wit ho sod 10
tho biz hest bidder At city esiray pnuhn,
JOHN o. NATION,
l'uuudkuupeT
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 4. v.
~ Taylor, Administrator OF the estate ~
james " Farmer, deceased, has rendered Tor
setuomont, and nled IN aAih court, hts nnnl
account OF MS Admiuiluhuon ~ sara estate
due 81 said estate among the nertona emitted
thereto, and that 1uesdhy, the 10th day OF
June, A. II. ltS, a. 10 o'clock a. NJ, ~ tut
house, SAT- Lake City and County Utah. has
been July appointed by tho iuuHo Of SAID
court for the settlement Of SAID account ant
hearing SAID petition for distribution, at which
uno aud place any petson interested m sait
sttAte may appear and show cause, n AM
there be, why said account should not be set
tied and approved and inal distribution mAd'
a. prayed for
Dated May 18Th. 1903, .-......
ByA. O. REESE, Deputy CLERK
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isvlng used Cnambrrlain's Cough
Remedy In my amlly and found II to
hs d ms class article, l take pleasure
In rec mmcndiug u 10 by tfioni'. },
v. FOSTER, Wgslport, Cal. For sale
by utugglsls,
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NOTICE. TO CONTAGIOUS.
onlee Of the Board Of Puhiio WORKS, Room .
city HAL, sAit Lake city, June 10, leo.

onlce Of the Board OF Puhlio WORKS, Room 800
city HAL. sAit LAKE city, June 10. ls.u.
l,KALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RI
|aiVod al thtE once until 10 o'clock
a m. OF Tuesday. June loth 100, for the
WofE OF removing that portion OF the liro
department quarters knowns o. No, y, eleeun
mans Witch can be seen At TINS once on anu
after the 1 th instant ..
ipstTucuons to bidders, together with tpeein
cations and forms for contract and bond can
be obtained upon Application ~ tho once OF
the right Is reserved 70 reject any and all
Nv order Of the board Of Public Works
A. ,, DORkhus,
Chairman.
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NOTICE. OF TRUSTEES sh,r

NOriOE Is HEHIBY GIVES THAT IA
~ accordance with and under The MOVE,
tnd authority granted by that certatu trust
deed, made the nfet day oi Apfli. is8l. 10 tbs
undofsigned trustees. hv John w. jones a1,i
3 afFarct Jones Die wife. aud recorded Avrli
u, 1891. 10 Book 80" 0f Nor rnrfr ON ~.
49,. OF the records OF SAT- thse tounty. Nan
the undersigned trustees will offer for sale. mi
cell to the highCst bidder for cash at tho s0utb
front door ot be JOINT cry and tuuntv Buiid'
ing IN salt Lake City, Utah, that being III,
county court house ct salt Lake County. Itsb
ul nc 10Th day OF Juue, 1893, at u o'cIoek ooon
ut faid dny ali tho real estate herutnafsr
described, e. pay and discharge the iLdeItta.
noss secured ~ said trust deed. aud Inc
amount OF taxes paid on sai1 real estate hv thg
holder OF sara Indebtedness aud Interest There.
on, aud reasonable attorneys foes. aud com.
peteAtiou TO the trustees, and the costs OF ihis
notice, aud expenses Of sale .Aid sale BENG
at the request OF tho holder Of the indsbtsd
ness, and because of the full maturity ana
non pay ment the sid Indebtedness.
SAID real estate u particularly described 10
Lot No. siN 90, IN block 80 six tGj, Of Plat
-, salt Lake tity survey, except stfip ono
rod In width Oh the north Gnu Of said lot
- j SAIL Hurry.
SIMON BAMBERGER.
Dated May 20, 100.
ttirst publication May q, ise5)
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Hlsnsnni Yalley Notes.

ECOriELD, juno l3-Scon,ld and
Winter QlaitoH are very quiet there
dayp, ~ The coal business has goLo
down and tho leo business Is On TOY.
But VIZ look OF our little bur h to DC
eniveued ~ N, a. tbs time II drawing
nearer iOr the great even. VI the ycsi
IT, this p 1t, tne Il = eddiOI. IL IL ca
ptctei that iuuy a thousand pr pie
viii visit -cOtioiu ~ that ume. Ihefe
Will be goou nsniug am u viii BE- =
nice opportunity tot tLo ely iVihs TO
take u lIip 10 tue m untains.
Tho oignt uOufs gay DOES
not agree with the DAY men
and drivers here Avcfy well,
tut the eight hours WORK IL all fiShi,
ami IL quite acocp. able, even u to-
ua,s' wagss ATE Gu ins me met n 90.
Tue workiug people look upou ~ 80
great benefit lot the .utuic, uni /, hI
Inu,u VIII oua muun smaller pr crlt'
Hgc OF illiIefGey among mi Iuis auu
o.uefs.
Winner Quarters Is bsIly n ns,d 4
n pOstyiiieo. liza person wu,vs a l.ti'
In the evening, he csnnlt re u a
Iuttuef tuhu the ncIncli once OF
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NOTICE
TIE Hear lake Land 8 1--we stock Co, Cor
salt Iasc cay, UtNh,

salt laae ivy WIN
NOTICE ~ uEpERN GIVES THAT AT 4
~ meeting OF tho direct0rs held June Z, lSH,
an assessment ~ u cuuts per aiato was levied
,SfpoTatton payAblo July ~, lsld. ~
tr6 q Lambert Jf socrctlry and treasurer,
At his orl.e. 81 west tirft south -, SAT laEe
City, Utnh Any stock upon winch WIS ssscsa
mrnt may remain unpaid on tho lB1h day ~
jay, tsIH. will DO dUlrqucut aud hdNtfuftu
Tor sale At public purillus ana unlese payment
" made before, viii De Hnld on Tue Afu Jay ~
August. 1850. topus the delinquent aAtCssmcuL
together Win the cost of advertising ana tA'
GEo G. LAMnEUT Jn.,
reey. aud Treas,
glw. First South 81, salt Lake CITY, Utah
Ated June tth, 1870,
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LEGAL NOTICE.


In lhe matter Of tho ,slatc u blanchard H..
rCtut. deceased,
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAr
~ Hruwor pcttt, Aaminisifaiur OF tue 80
tatr OF blanchard a., pCtut, deceased, hhs
rendered for set onicut, and nlcd IN fain
court MI Hnal account - bic adminittrAtton OF
taid estate an petition Tor nnai uttIlhuhon
Of the residue ~ sAid cstAte among uo pct.
sons entitled thereto. ami that fTidhy, thr sra
day OF July. A. a.. islN. Al 10 O'Clock n. u., A.
thg court room OF Hhid court, "a the tounN
tuurt House, rAlt LukC City lnd COUNTY l TAI,
hAs been duly appointed by the Judge OF shil
court for the settlement Of sHid account ahd
hearing said petition for distribution Al which
tImo aud place any person interested ~ said
estate may appear and show cause. u any
there pc why said account should not DO set
lied And approved aud nnal distribution made
A. prayed Tor.
bateu June ltth. l,'d.
seal q y. STANTON. Cictk
By A. q. REEsE. Deputy CLERK.
joins NJ. OiNNOs, Attorney Tor adminisIrA.
tor
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,


NOTICE - n HEBN GIVEN ny
~ the undersigned, executor Of tho last
WitI aud teHtament Of John A. DUHk Deceased.
% the crcliort Of, 1nd all persons having lains
hrAInsJ the ehid deceased ~ exhibit them win
tne necessary vouchers, within months
after tho list publication uf this notice, ~
tnU uaid executor o. lnu once OF Isaac N
Maddrll, attorney, Mccormick building, tAii
! axe Cily, salt Lako County, IN the state VI
UAh. JAMES BHlGGs,
Executor OF the last Will and testament Of
John A. Conk, deceased.
Dated June llth, 1886,
ISAAC Al. wADDELL, attorney Of estate,
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LEGAL NOTICE.


in the matter Of the Essais Of John Cusnlas.
Deceased
DURsUAST TO ~ ORDER on SAID
court In said matter, notice IL hereby
siy.n that " sdnssday, tho 18th day Of June
b. 1870. At l. O'Clock o. No., AZ the county
can't house 10 SAT- ! axe tlty, utnh, ~ tho
court room ot said court HISS been appointed
lion Of Arthur j. Cushing praying Tor the Ads
nissian ~ probate Of rortAin document
herewith pfs-ented, puIpoHlng 20 BE- me last
viii aud Testament Of John cushing, dc
rsased, when aud where all persons tntofrsicd
may appear and oppose tho probate " said
will OF the granting uf letters % hdnlinitIra'
Uon with the will annexed 10 Arthur j. tuah'
ing. az prAyen for IA said petition.
In witness whereof have hufsunto set my
hand and AnlAcd the seal Of said c0urt,th luth
p syA w. 'a"'' ~ " q. y. PHANTOM.
CLERK
ByA. c. REEsE, Deputy Clerk.
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Dated May 20. 100.
tfirst publication May "a. 1895
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Some time ago / was taken sick with
crpmp IN tie stomach, followed hy
uinrfhntn. lonH a @ uple Of doses OF
Chhmbernin's Cole, ChO ers, an
DiarThoea Remedy and was I'm.
mrnsrly relieved. / consider II tn
hrst medicine In The mrtkst Tor all
such rHmplhints. 1 have sold tht
remedy TO Others ara every enc VIII.
uses q su.urs mighty NJ N, J. W,
-rmCIlLER, Valley Center, Cal F'l
Bglv by dfut 80,
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op-bucket-

that 5 the place for tannin and
poison; but when you drink
CHEAP" tea, you can't put
them into the slop. bucket, for
the good (little enough) is in
between the poison and the
tannin.
Pure tea-Srkilling's Bc9
has no poison (coloring
matter); and you can avoid
the tannin by not boiling it,
Tannin hardcns the Innings
Of the stomach; is consti-
Patlng,
Better put the "cheap" tea
into the sIop-bucket anyway.
SchiiiiRgS Best is pure
Japan tea made from the
tcnderest OF leaves. Delicate!
The money back tea at
your grocer's,
Also pure and money.backcd: Shit
Hgg'S BS5tcofre, baNIug.powder, soda,
spices, and tlayorng extracts,
Il SeAilIiag ~ Company San FtaaeiseO
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Gold Queen MIXING Company Location Of
principal place of business, salI iase Wy,
Mining district, can Juan County, ltah.
NOTICE - THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described s11ch on
account Of Asses ment No, !, levied on Aptll
sth 1895, the several amounts set opposite Tue
names Of the respective stockholders 40 fol.
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We don't have W do II, tut It IL get
ting tho fashion 10 hold extraordinary
sAler. HOUSEWIFE, now Ia your
yhsrco. We have ust what you want
At Freed's Rod Letter Sale mi
week.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court Probate Division, Thur
judicial District. M and t9r ssll LAKE
County, state Of Utah.

In the matter of the Estate Of Frederick &
Andrew, Deceased.
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Cheapest place In Utah 10 buy
Musical Instruments Of all kinds.
Piano, aud Organs sold on Easy Pay
mania
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The Hon. the Board OF County CIm.
mlssion0rs, UGah county, Provo,
Utah!

mlssion0rs, UIGh county, Provo,
Ulahi
Gentlemeu-At meeting OF tho
b0Hrl OF county commissioners held
on Juuo s., 1895, the following resoiu'
ton was presented and aiypte4:
Resolved, That the clerk be iu-
Httucled 10 request Oi utah county
board Of commissioners, a meeting
with the ROAD committee AMI c'uutg
surveyor Rt tho Point " The MUuulA n
ca any dsy lhty mhy ch.te "a order
IN view tho situation cooking u
ITO ts,fblishment OF a new Ioaj
from salt Lake county 10 Utau
county ucfGs, the JarIAl river, u Rec
place tue present road, when W In "a
very dangerous location; anu also that
tut cluTk br instructed 10 nyiiy Tue
ROAD supervisor OF Bun Dale precinct
10 cease VII work On tne Oh al ltUm
State road 10 jordan liver, near south
bOuu AIRY OF county until iur1hvr no'
toe,
hand you tho foregoing for your
inlufmaiUu anu guidance anu urh
that you be kind enough 10 nuu y ui
wben you would IKE such meeting /,
Ak0 place. Very respectfully,
q. l.. sgAE1ONi County Clerk.
Thee uutY CLERK was instructed Il
Teply 10 RAJ communication tuat ihl
@ mmissiOntTs Of tue W. counties haI
met on tUtmyr Occa.iOn At tn Puin
VI ihu MOuutHin aud tGAml ed the on
uAaOI; IAEt cur Iaft u The ROAD B
good auu that iepuits alone ATo uuud,l
IN the Is LAKE olunty side Of Ia
line, anu tuht II IN deemed uuuCC s8nf,
~ make smother invysiIgHtiUn,
Tue cJunly attorney was iusitupie
To prepare ~ ordinances providing ~
paying a bounty on peliCaus, crane
tquaRs, hawks, Icons, eIaIrows an
ulVeTA and their eggs NJ tho minimum
bounty rates prescribed by the statute
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about thir y.six hours, al u VII not
reach SAT- Lake untl the third day.
MORMON Boy.
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WISCOMB & COMPANY,

Staple, Fancy and Green GrooSrleA
Is East. FiIsi South Street
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Grand excursion 10 5sltslr. Concert
by the PythiAn hsnd. June lsIh.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
~ ameeuug VI the board Of directors OF
lie Vanderbilt Mining Company, held ~ salt
Lake CITY, Utah. June ., 1879, an assessment "
i've lbl cents per share was levied on the capt
tai stock OF the corporation, payable TO the
secretary, A. q. GlAuquO, - west south Ten
pie street, salt Lake CITY, Utah, on or before
Inc 10Th day uf July 1891. Any stock
upon which the assessment remains unpaid
on the 10Th day VI July, isgt, wiz be delinquent
and advertised for sale a. public auction, and
n payment h not made before will be sold on
the s1th day Of July, 1901, At tho hour of u.
ment and costs Of advertising, together with
expense OF sale. A, g.. 1lAtQuE,
Secretary,
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NOTICE.

In tho District Cour,, Probate Division, Third
County. state VI Utah.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

YASDEHnLr MiSiSo CoNrINr.
Location OF principal place OF business, No. 81
west south Temple street, salt Lake CITY
ItAh,
Location Of mines. Mineral nm Mining Dis.
uict, Blaine county, Idaho.
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Bedto,m suites Tor sll,OO. three
pieces at Freed's Rcd Letter
Cash Sale.
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Extension ,-n.. oi 734 usr loot a.
Freed's Rcd Lottor Salo.
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County Commissioners.

Tho following business was trans
scIsd by the county commissioners
yestrTday;
A communication from the bosrd Of
county commissioners Of salt Lake
county, whicn reads MS follows was
received!
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LEGAL NOTICE..

In tho District Court, Probate Division
Third Judicial District, 10 and for
salt Lake County, state
OF Utah,
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In the matter OF the estate Of James M. Far.
mer, deceased.
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takosit Tor nervousness
With like never failing
success. 1 have rccom-
mcndcd it 60 many and
~ cures them. All Who
Hunor from nerve
troubles should ny g.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-16
ARRIVAL OF THE SYDNEY
Panama Steamer in Quarantine
on Account of the Yellow
Fever.
General Bsrillas, eX president of
Guatemala, Distinguished
Passenger.

The steamer City of Sydney from Pan
anna, arrived in port last night and is an
chored off Powell-street wharf
The Quarantine Officer will not board
her until the morning and there is Iikeli-
hood of her being placed in quarantine on
account of the prevailing epidemic of vel
low fever and smallpox in and about Aca-
pulco.
The Sydney carries 100 cabin and twenty
steerage passengers.
Among the notables aboard are General
NJ. L. Barillas, ex- president of Guate-
msla, and his nephew, Jose Barillas, who
are on their way to Europe.
A CALL reporter, questioning the officers
of the vessel from q launch alongside last
night, was assured that there was no sick
ness aboard and that the condition of
health ABOUT Acapulco was not such as to
endanger the chances of the vessel being
allowed to dock in the morning.
The officers stated that they viewed
with pleasure the magnificent showing
made by the battleship Oregon in Santa
Barbara Channel, even if the warship did
come uncomfortabiy close at one time.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-16
Supporters of the Blind Boss
Declare Against Precinct
Primaries.
AIDED BY FEDERAL OFFICIALS
Cleveland AppointeeS Seek to Have
Silver Ignored in the State
Platform.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, May 15.-THE
CALLS announcement that Christopher
Buckley is making in this city one of those
combinations for which he is noted and
which have given him record for ''politi-
cal sagacity'' is confirmed by local Demo-
Gratis. The blind boss is laying the wires
to offset by outside votes the strength the
opposition to his rule has in San Fran
cisco. He is fighting the battle of his
life.
Recognizing the fact that Los Angeles
County would cast large vote in the
Democratic State Convention. he came
south just prior to the meeting of the
Democratic County Central Committee.
This committee was called to decide upon
the method by which delegates should be
elected to the County Convention. which
will elect delegates-at-lsrge to Chicago.
When Mr.. Buckley dropped into the
city local Democrats sought the chief.
Thereafter the edict went forth that ward
primaries were to be held throughout the
city.
Against this serious objections have been
made. Judge A. NJ. Stephens, chairman
of the committee has taken pronounced
stand in favor of precinct primaries. There
are forty-eight pre- cincts in the city, and
it will be hard matter for any clique or
crew-Buckley or Federal officials-to
handle them, according to the statements
NJ ade by those who are not in the Buckley
combine.
Buckley is trying to make combination
with the local Federal officials, who are
appolntees of President Cleveland, where
by the financial plank of the platform OF
the coming State Convention would be in
volved to the extent that it would be made
non-committal as 10 silver. Working with
him are Martin c. Marsh. Thomas McCaf-
ferry, Thomas Rowan, w. II. Workman
and few other Democrats.
The secretary of the committee, Adolph
Ramish, viii tomorrow tender his resig-
nation. He feels that he can no longer
ally himself with the men who are con-
trolling the party IN this section of the
State.
Mr.. Buckley is endeavoring by those
artifices so well known to San Franciscans
to disguise the purpose OF his visit, but he
will fail. The local Democracy, even in
its disorganized state, understands him
eff he could not win In San Francisco o,
he selected a most unfavorable field for
his operations when he came to Los An
geles," vas the remark made by Judge
Stephens, chairman of the Democratic
County Committee, this evening.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-16
VOTING FOR NEW BISHOPS
Lively Struggle Before the Gen.
eral Conference of the
MethodiStS.
One of the Colored Candidates Receives
Surprising Support and May
Be Elected.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, May 15.-Bishop
Fitzgerald, president of the Epworth
League, presided at the session of the
Methodist Conference to-day. Fraternal
greetings were ordered sent from the Gen.
eral Conference TO the conference of the
Methodist Protestant church at Kansas
City to-day. The special order of the day,
the election of Bishops, was then taken
up. On the first ballot ]. W. Hamilton
received l07, Earl Cranston us; necessary
TO choice 348. The vote WAS received with
great applause. Another ballot was taken
and J. B. Crow moved TO adjourn to P NJ
TO receive the report of the tellers. In the
midst OF much confusion DR.. Buckley init
mated that the tellers could not keep the
ballot to themselves, and moved TO anne nd
by making 2:S0 P. NJ. the hour of meeting
instead Of P NJ.
DR.. Leonard said it was disgraceful TO
say that the tellers could not be trusted 70
do their duty. The conference must place
confidence in them. 1t was decided that
the conference must place confidence IN
them and that the conference meet at 80
P. NJ. to receive the resul. of the last ballot
An interesting thing in connection
with the first ballot was the extraordinary
lead obtained by the colored candida ate,
Dr. Bowen. 1t is an undisputed fact that
the reduction of the number of Bishops
20 be elected, from three to two, was in
tended to shut out coored candidate, but
it seemed as though the conference had
awakened TO the fact and was determined
to give the brainy African fair field and
favor. The vote was certainly a surprise
to those who do not wish colored Bis hop.
The second ballot swept Chaplain Nc
Cabe to the head of the field and added %
to DR.. Bowen's figures. thus making the
probabilities appear to be McCabe and
Bowen. The votes were: G. c. McCabe
2l8, !. w. E. Bowen 175, Earl Cranston
164, J. w. Hamilton 145. H. A. BuItz 96,
T. B. Neely 45, J. S. Day q, J, F. Goucher
26, c. W. Smith "a, S. F. Upham 10.
There being no election third ballot
was taken, and the tellers instructed to
report after the reading of the journal to-
morrow morning. The conference then
ad diourned.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-16
MISS CHOY A
FRESNO CAP TIVE,
Big Jim Obtains Possession
of the Slant-Eyed
Maiden.
A ROMANCE IN CHINESE.
Detective Stilwells Strategy
Outwits San Francisco
Mongols.
PROUDLY ESCORTS HIS PRIZE.
The Lemon.C .Colored Beauty Rescued
From Husband She Does
Not Love.
PROUDLY ESCORTS HIS PRIZE

FRESNO, CAL, Nav 15.-Tie Choy. a
Chinese maiden OF 16 summers, was
brought to this city from San Francisco
this evening by Detective c. ]. Stilwell
and placed in the custody of Deputy Con-
stable Crutcher, who has a warrant for
her arrest on a charge of grand larceny.
Two weeks ago Miss Choy ran away
from San Francisco with friends from
Fresno and came here, placing herself
under the care OF Big Jim, one of the most
prominent merchants in Chinatown. But
Detective Cody of San Francisco descended
upon the Chinese quarter and, armed with
warrant charging the slant-eyed damsel
with stealing gold bracelet from an al
legged husband in the Bay City. searched
until he found the prize. He took her
back to the home which she had left.
Big Jim enlisted the services Of Attorney
Mark Walser and Officer Crutcher, and
they went to San Francisco to make Big
Jim's fight for the possession OF the girl.
Big Jim went before Justice of the Peace
and swore to a complaint charging her
with grand larceny, in order that Crutcher
might bring her back to Fresno by process
of law. In San Francisco Walser succeeded
in having the case dismissed, but Choy
was rearrested. Habeas corpus proceed
ings were instituted, and during the con-
tinuance of these by the court Walser and
Crutcher came home.
Meantime the court took up the case
and ordered Miss Choy released. De-
tective Stilw ell procured a telephone
warrant from this city. and under its au-
thority brought the Chinese girl back to
| Fresno.
Miss Choy says that she was not treated
| right at San Francisco. She prefers
Fresno society. The young lady is con-
sidered very handsome by local Chinese,
and Big Jim is willing to do anything in
| her behalf. The case is but another of the
numerous contests in which Fresno
! Chinese have been interested for the pos