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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-02
AsssssMekT NOTICE
Gypsy Queen OF Nercur Mining Co, loo atior
of ONCE and principal place OF business
Se. liam 81, salt Lake Clty, Utah.

u HEIl % MT LUkV NlEJi OEHH
NJ Office Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ q meeting Of the directors held on the
21th day OF scot 1881, assessment 40. l. OF Z
offs mil per share. wss cvieu on the capital
stock Of Inc corporation, plyspie ou Wednes
day, sept 22nd. tssT nj the oillce OF the secre-
tary, 3.2 south MAN street, self Lake city,
State of Utah ANY stock upon whish this as.
. Ind. 1877, will he delinquent and Advertised
Tor sale ~ pubic auction, and unless pay mept
is maze before. will be sold or go much there :
OF his may he necessary TO pay the delinquent
assessment togsihcr with the costs OF auver.
tistng and expense OF sale.
by order OF the board OF directors,
JHAs. W. siMUNs, secretary.
Salt Lake City, Sept 22nd. ,s97,
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NOTICE OF, STOCKHOLDERS MEET

Noilos Is HEREBY GIVEN rr,,
holders OF the brighton and Norib = ~ stock
CATION Company VIII DO hold at H., t, IN
choolhoqse. Brighton Precinct sal Sfa!oa
County, UiAh on Mondny. thn itNHt lika
october, 1851, at IL O'Clock m 'i'n uaI Of
Is d. oRITUhLow, Secretary
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EXCURSION SOUTH.


All tickets will be good returning
until Oct. r.
Train for Manti and intermediate
points will leave at 1850 n. m. For
Frisco, Nephi and intermediate points
at y. m.
City ticket office under Masonic hall,
No. 100 west Second South street.
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eE, TON l. De 1t ordained by tho city
Council OF salt Lake Dity, state OF Utah, that
tald Lity Council doth hereby levy tho tax and
proyidef for the assessment OF the property
upon the blocks. lots and parcels OF land here.
matter described ADutting on the south sids
OF second south street from second TO Fourth
hast streets, within sewer District Number
one of ait Lake City.
Ihis tax Is levied 10 defrsy the expense of
CONSTRUCTING a sewer on the soulh side of
second south street between second and
described lots, blocks and parcels Of land to be
especially affected and behelted by said i'm.
provement; and IN hereby adiudged. deter
inInod and established that tho same Will be
especially benefited by said Improvement and
said blocks, lots and parcels of land are hereby
Assessed at an equal and uniform ratio in
upon tnat portion Of the south side OF
second South street 10 10 improved fronting
on said street and Of depth of twenty Ave
feet back from said rccond South street bo.
tween Second and Fourth East streets; and
the tax hereby levied ana to bo assessed on
said blocks, lots and parcels of land ia ono
Thousand Seven Hundrea and Sixteen Dollars
(sl.7i6 % one and S0.lOO dollars IS .su) per
linear or from foot AUDITING upon ssid portion
of second sonth street 70 be affected and benz
ehtted by said Improvement and the Ui.y
Treasurer Is hereby authorized 10 lssess IN
accordance with the provisions OF his ordin-
bDce hndfOr the purpose herein mentioned. all
OF lots Five 10y and SIX 10y. Block Fifty 1--we
t5ol. Pinit Al" AZ OF lots Five ts).. ,iN (W,
.
1his levy Of tax upon SAID blocks, lots and
parcels of land Is made upon The ZANE as
they appear and are shown upon the oflcal
map or plat OF said city and al depth OF Tween
ty-1ve i2al feet back from said blocks, lots and
parcels OF land AUDITING on that portion of
second South street hereinbeforo described.
section ii. This ordinance snail be in force
from and after Its approval.
Passed by the City Council OF Salt Lake
City, state OF Utah, July 9Th. 1851, title ap.
proved and referred TO the Mayor for his up.
provnL
lsEALl DAVID 2. EMERY,
approved this tho ooth day Of july. A. d.
1897
JAMES GLESDINNISG
Mayor.
STATE OF UTAH, L.
City and ounty of salt Lake. w.
l, David .. Emery, recorder in and for Salt
Lake City. State OF Uthh, do hereby certify
thai tho above ana foregoing Ia fun. true
and correct copy of an ordinance entiued IAN
ordinance ievyipH the tax and for the assess.
ment Of lhe property on the south ride of
Second South street. between second and
Fourth East streets, within sewer district No.
IT," passed by the City Council OF said city,
in y "a, 1891. und approved by the Mayor July
so 1891, as appears OF rocO,d In my orce.
In witness whereof, have heTeunto set my
hand and affixed tho corporate seal OF SAID
city this both day OF July, A. D. 1891,
lsEAL. DAVID EMERY,
B.2.s City Recorder.
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THIRD MUNICIPAL wAnD-g3.
Founrn MuNIcIpAL WAnD-85


Primaries to elect delegates to said
convention viii be held in the election
precincts of the city on Friday, Octo
Der LIST All voting to be by ballot, and
the polls to open at I o'clock p. IN.
and close at o'clock p m.
The Republican committee of each
election precinct is requested to take
charge of the primary Of its precinct,
and the voters of each election precinct
are requested to select committee of
not less than three members, to serve
Tor the ensuing year.
The delegates elected to the city con-
Vcntiun shall be delegates to the mu-
nicipal ward conventions, To be held
Friday, October Sth, AT 1880 p. m.
Each Of said municipal ward conven-
lions viii nominate three candidates
for members of the City Council. elect
a municipal ward committee, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before II.
u is recommended that at each of
the municipal ward conventions there
be elected two members for each of
three committees OF the city convcn-
tion. to-wit: Credentials. permanent
organization and order Of business, and
resolutions. Also that two members he
chosen to represent the municipal ward
on the Republican city committee; also
that u chairman, secretary and one
other be selected to act as tellers for
the respective ward delegations in the
city convention. Also that each elec-
tion precinct delegation select chair
nan and secretary.
The places FOR holding primaries and
municipal ward conventions viii be an
nounced hereafter.
The committees OF the election pro-
cincts and municipal wards are urgent
/ ly requested 10 cooperate with the city
committee IN arranging for places IL
hold primaries and ward conventions.
THE chairman and secretary Of each
primary are requested TO make two
/ sets Of credentials and send one TO the
chairman OF the municipal ward
and the others to the chairman Of the
| city committee, that they may be tabu-
| lated.
by order of the city Republican com.
| mittee.
A. H. PARSONS. Chairman.
f. M. ULMER, Secretary.
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The state of Utah sends greeting 10 JOSEPH
l.. Flanagan, Mary Y, Flanagan and
Margaret Mitchell Blytn, de.
Pendants:
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NOTICE. Uf = sessMeNT.

NOTICE Is HEbEBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN ameeung OF the board OF directors OF
the Morgan Gold Mining and Milling Com.
puby, held at the ollee of the company August
IL. 1891 an assessment oil one cent per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the cor.
poration, pRyAbe TO Assistant Treasurer
Main street. salt Lake CITY. Any stock upon
which tins assessment may remain imp aid on
september 10, 1871, shall be declared deiin
quent and unless payment be made before
VIII he sold on october =, 1857. at the ONCE OF
the company, to pay tho delinquent assess.
ment and expense OF snle.
by order Of board Of directors.
a. 4. FOWLER,
Secretary.
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VoU ABE HEREBBY REQuihhp, v an
appear in an notion brought seaihs. ~, III
by the above named piaintlu IN inc "a siste
Court Of the ihirc Judicial Sistt h%ended com
liant ii led therein within len days teto'ussr
Of the day of serylce) . M.IT i
wee on you 81 e tas SUNNI or. q served
out OF this county. but In ms dlsuloS ars or
twenty days otherwise WITHIN IoIty u,rstvou
judgment by default VIII pc thkoh hkwHS FAN.
.ccordingt 10 the prayer OF SAID amenueu wv
Ihe said acton is brought to have indSisSooiI
against defendants for 81 ivy dhinass,s, costs;
ali general and proper relief, ana io' nIStptf
alleged to DO damages sustained bY @ IN
by reason OF the aefendhnls Nlo,", ,c Ne.
terms OF q certain contract entered h , he
tween the plainth and detehd9nls Asord snls
month Of April. 1894 by which Geten . uSH \,
emp Dyed plaintiff NJ a travelling sh.,ss and
solicit and take orders. and 70 hem sr Uappy
IIomo' during tho ensuing season Tor ~ ~ ~
WINTER being the ia ~ Of 1894 ana the m,,' ,nily
is0i nnd 1895; that painlifi has eolnll,uo ndsnt,
with the terms of said contract, but uelenIba sve
have violated tho same IN this that NV, I'm
failed and refused TO furnish tho p'al,sat nv
a line of samples or The price lsla the'eessdsrs
which the plaintin wa a8 ~. isei, wronSfullI
and against the consent Of pnintln ulsoeA I'D
the pihlniiff from further service uhu's spg Of
contract. ali to plninuh damage III wv
And you are hereby notified that u y9u od ,T,.
to appear and answer the said nmend1e,dig viii
nlsint as above required. tho said plnlnln, Ssd
sppiy TO the court for the rellei de'n'"1
therein. -, tim seal OF
the nistrict Court OF me Inc
Judicial District, IN Ahu ~ tuiv
IsElI.l sIAte OF Utah. this slst day o. nan SS.
IN the year OF our Lord one trst,
sand eiqht hundred ana n'"''
seven nAyIp @. DuEBAR, ClsIh
by GEo. Il. BLkIIl. Deputy olerA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-02

In the District Court. Probate Division, Third
Judicial Dlsurct, in anu for bait Lake
county, etate Of Utah.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Elizabeth Lane
Hyde, deceased.

In the Matter OF III Estate OF KIikRbeth Lane
Hyde, deceased.
DURuUANr 10 An ORDER OF SAID
i CourtIin sad matter notice ia hereby
given that ednesdby, the 18th day Of OctO'
Der, A ID 1881, az 80 o'clocd m at the
County Court Hpusc in salt Lake City, Utah,
In the court room Of sad court, had been ap :
pointed the time and place for the hearing of
petition Of isaac NJ waddell and Charles
h. Hyde praying Tor he sdmlesion 10 probate
OF certain document herewith presented.
purportipg to be the last VIII and Testament
OF Elizabeth Lane HYDE. ceased. when aud
where all persons Interested may appear and
oppose the probate OF said will, or the gram
ing of letters documentary to then.
in witness whereof. have hCreunto cot my
tsr, hand and hfhxed the seal OF said
tsh-i court this SUth day OF september.
A. ID 1871
p4viD G. DUNBAR, Clerk.
BYE. G. REEDALL, Deputy Clerk.
1. 81. wADDELL, Attorney.
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deceased. ' NV'te,
pURsUANT TO AN oRDEn nv o.
Il court IN said matter noIice n sAinn
given that Saturday, the iih stely
August A. d lseI, Al 10 o'cloct
~ the County Court House IN san Ina IL,
Utah, In the court room Of said court NJ. NV,
appointed the tine and place 10. lid NY zen
OF petition OF Harry L, Cottlc, nray,n fo,'i,hhs
s ,t 20 probate u a certain locpmss,
herewith presented, purporing 10 be t6e Is ~.
VIII ana Testament ofLucy r. t'oule Gece,isss'
when and where all persons interested ,,s S'sl'
pear and oppose the prohate OF said vii 5ri Il.
granting OF letters testhmentAry To H.. ", 'ge
Coitle De prayed for in said petition L.
In witness whereof, l have heteunto 90, ..
hand and AFFIXED the seal Of said conn ,,i.ss ~
day OF august, 1897. '''"i
tEAL.) DAVID O. DUNuAu
by GEu. Il. BLAIR, Deputy ClSr1
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hELLINU YATES AND IIWTT.
From ogden, Nephi, Terminus. Eure-
ks aud all intermediate points, October
2ud to 9th, inclusive, limit October ~ b.
From Harrisville, Cannon and intermedi-
ate points, October 2ud 10 9th, inclu-
sive, limit October 10 h. From all other
staions, October 2nd TO 9Th, inclusive,
limit october 10. ls9'.
For special trlan service see bills.
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Charles NJ, Bell plaintiil vs. l.. c. Wachsmule
4 Fred II. Machsmuth, us partners SoiIs
business in the firm name OF L. u "A'I
smuth & Co, defendants.
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Bobby ladmirlng the Indin ink tattoo
ing on Dickoy's arm)-Did 1t hurt muchi
Dicksy-Not till my mother saw it.
Boston Transcript
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Order TO show cause why order OF sac of
real estate shou d not DO made.
~ w. HARDY, THE ADMlNIsTRAfoR
~. Of the estate Of Sarah c Hardy. do
ceased. having filed his petition herein. duly
verified praying for an order of Gale OF the
real estate OF said docedent, for the pu poses
therein set forth, 1t Is therefore ordered that
all persons Interested in tho estate OF sni
deceased appear before tho said court on
saturday the nineth day OF october, A. ID
1897 at $3.50 O'Clock n m, at the court room of
said cour,. 1T the County Court House IN the
city and county of SAT- Lake, Utah, to show
cause why an order should not be granite d to
the said administrator, to sel so much OF the
real estate of id deceased At private sale ns
shall be necessary. and tnt copy OF this
order bo pubIshed at least four successive
weeks in the Deseret semi weekly News,
n newspaper printed and published in said
Witness my hand this sth day OF
fsVAL.1 septembor, a u 1871.
OGDEN HiI.ES. Judge.
Atteo,:
DAVID @. DUNBAR, Clerk.
BY L, q NEDALL. Deputy.
Young md Moylo at orneys.
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Mary J. Chapman plaintiff, vs. Jos erh Film.
agan, Mary Il Flanagan and Margaret
Mitchell Blyth. defendants.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE,

BuCkeYt MINING VpWnhhy, fItUHlIOh OF nfIns
cipai place of business No. u West first
south street. salt Lake city. Utah.
NJ Office. THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stOrk. on
account of assessment levied on the And day
OF July, 1881. the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders as
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SUM MONS.

In the District Court of the Third Jndlc,l
District OF the state OF Utah, County
of sails Lakc.
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sUM MONS.
ON AMENDED COMPLAINT.

In the District Court OF the Third Judicial 81"
trici of the state of Utah, County
of salt AXE,
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NOTICE.


oq andsra II sE Nil Sp s'ysS THAT rns
OF the Interior for permission to en-, s.eteiarI
Any, nm uead umber, red pino. white p5,srooN.ua
, pa,se ~ rom ne W Z OF the y W. fso and
y OF tho WV OF cotton /, in. itS 'neN W
u, SAT- Late Meridian, U $. iuiyov ~, taLEei
hnd IN Cache county. Utah, and btV,It. uhh
plying the settlers OF Cache counit IT, q sup
ing materials with which 10 I'M. p Ioyo eall.
homesteads and farms. 4''O'o the.
cRowInER npns.
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ny order Of the Hoard OF Directors the date
of payment OF the above Asse ~ ent has been
extended until october u, 1897 and date Of
delinquent sale until November ~, 1891
A. 5. FOWLER, eretnry.
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In the District Court OF the Third judicial
District In and for salt LAKE County,
State OF Utah
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An ordnance loyymg a tax on tho assessed
value OF the taxable property within
the corporate limits OF SAT- Lake CITY,
County OF salt Lake. State of Utah. for
the year 1897.
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vir the Or 80" short Line.
To Salt Lake City and return, as fol
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Another arrest on charge Of per-
Jury may be the sequel 10 J. II, Car
rett's proceedings against Henry COL
gan at Oakland. Cal. The latter pro-
poses to hold Garrett responsible for
swearing in the complaint drawn that
Mrs. Garrett. formerly a Miss Pack
ard was twice as old as the license
set forth. which Garrett charges Col
gan fraudulently obtained.
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EVENTS IN THE WEST.
A PHYSICIAN DRUGGED AND ROBBED,


Fire broke out wednesday. morning
In the extensive lumber yards Of the
Coggins Brothers Co. at lgerna, cal"
and about four million feet Of lumber
were destroyed The north bounl
train was delayed over 1--WE hours as
about 500 feet of the Southern Paciilc
railroad track was burned.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-06
MARRIAGE AT SEA.
Another Couple Welded Outside the
Golden Gate

SAN FRANCISCO, June GA we'd
ding at sea and at sunrise is the latest
thing in runaway marriages. The
fashion was started this morning on
the steamer Eureka by Percy S. Swift,
young man of Santa Cruz, and Miss
Rose Hammond. The young lady is
the daughter of a wealthy ranch owner
of Tulare County. who with her par
ents, was spending the summer at San
ia Cruz
The couple boarded the steamer
about o'clock at Santa Cruz just as
the vessel was casting her lines off
from the dock and applied at the Purs-
er's office for rooms. Swift approached
Captain Parsons, the vessels master,
and at once commenced negotiations
for the performance of a marriage GER
emory.
Rev. A. a. Mcleod was on the steam
er bound for San Francisco, and the
young fellow was asked if the services
OF the parson would not suit him better
Swift declined and replied that if he
was to be married at sea ne wanted it
TO be done in proper sea manner
Captain Parsons finally agreed to per-
form the ceremony. and the steamer
was headed out beyond the three mile
limit where the ceremony was per-
formed
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-06
ONE MAN-TWO WOMEN.
A Combination That Has Got James
rIuir Into Trouble.

James Muir is in difficulty. He was
arrested last night by Officers Taylor
and Pennish for alleged vagrancy, and
was released on bonds furnished by 1.
and j. Zemansky.
There are two women, instead of one,
at the bottom of the trouble. Until
about a month ago Muir lived in peace
and apparent harmony with one of
them, but at that time she left the city
for San Francisco. She had not more
than reached her destination when
other woman.
This proceeding came to the ears of
No. j, and she lost no time in coming
back to Sacramento and demanding
that her defaulting lover return to his
allegiance. She threatened that unless
he did so she would secure his arrest
on a charge of vagrancy.
Muir became alarmed and far the
past four days has been in hiding in
Yolo County, but last evening woman
No. made all arrangements for de-
parting for Truckee and purchased
tickets for herself and Muir The latter
appeared at the depot, but before he
was able to get aboard the train the
police officers nabbed him and he was
taken to the station.
City Attorney Brown, in speaking of
the matter after bondsmen had been
secured and Muir was released, ex-
pressed Indignation at the conduct OF
the arreSting officers
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the Mckinley Administration came into
office. Unusual efforts have been made
to keep the matter secret, and it was
hoped that nothing in connection with
it would become public until after adj
journment of Congress. Secretary Sher-
man has expressed his approval of the
project, and the treaty has received IA
vorable action from the President
The question of new naturalization
treaty was discussed by Secretary Oh
ney and the Spanish Minister in con-
nection with a treaty of commerce. Sec
rotary Olney fully approved the plan,
but for motives of expediency decided
to postpone the subject There was no
disagreement between Mr.. Olney and
the Spanish Minister as to the merits
of the question, but the former thought
it best to defer the policy and wait a
while.
No naturalization treaty has actually
been submitted. Only the general
points of one We're discussed. One
treaty is intended to do away with the
perpleXing points that arise between
the two countries over the citizenship.
Consul General Williams, General
Lees predecessor in Havana, strongly
advises such a convention.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-06-06
FRENCH CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
A Dramatic Incident During Yester-
davis Proceedings.

PARIS, June 5.-There was dra-
matte incident in the Chamber of Dep
uties to-day. During the discussion of
the labor troubles at La Grande Combe,
in the department of the Gard, noted
for it's coal mining, glass works and
zinc smelling furnaces, M. Gerault
Richard, a Socialist Deputy, referred to
some of his colleagues as police SPIES
The Chamber thereupon passed a
vote to censure the Deputy, and to tenn
porarily expel him from the house Mr..
Richard, however, refused to leave, and
the President of the Chamber, NJ Bris-
son, suspended the sitting and sent for
the guard on duty. A moment or so lat
err a squad of eight soldiers entered the
Chamber of Deputies, and the Colonel
in command placed his hand on the
shoulder of the Socialistic Deputy, who
thereupon consented to go with the of
ficer, saying he yielded only to super
Tor force
AS the the Deputy neared the en-
trance of the Chamber, he cried, 'sVive
la revolution sociale.'
The revolutionary cry was loudly ap-
plauded by the other Socialists present
in the house.
When business was resumed M. Jau-
req, the Socialist leader, interpellated
the Government on what he classed as
the attempt to muzzle a Deputy. The
President of the Chamber, however, re-
fused to hear Jaurez on the ground
that he had not received notice of his
question. A violent uproar followed
from the extreme left and the session
was closed amid wild tumult.
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DURRANT AND WORDEN.
Much Speculation as to the Outcome
of Their Appeals.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-Much
speculation is being INDUCED in by local
attorneys as to the probable outcome or
the appeal taken by the attorneys for
Theodore Durrant and Salter D. Wor-
den to the Supreme Court of the United
States. It is generally conceded that
should the Supreme Court hold that the
Circuit Court erred in not granting the
application for writ of habeas corpus,
the petition of each murderer will be
heard upon its merits Should the Writs
be denied upon the merits of the petit
tons, other appeals may be taken upon
other parts not now involved in the pc
titions and where the matter will END
is a matter Of conjecture.
SAN QUENTIN, June 5.-Warden
Hale had conference to-day with At
torney- General Fitzgerald regarding
the Durrant case In speaking of the
matter Mr.. Hale said:
The General advised me
not to execute Durrant on the day
fixed and said that he would give me
a written opinion in the matter in
few days. 1t is now positively decided
that Durrant Will not be executed on
June 18th 1 am informed that 1t Will
be necessary for me to personally go to
Washington, and Mr.. Fitzgerald will
accompany me as my attorney. The
prisoner will not leave the prison. |
hold that the United States authorities
cannot take Durrant from my custody
pending his hearing. l shall abide by
the opinion Of the Attorney General in
all matters pertaining to this case. He
is my legal adviser, and l will not dis
obey his orders.