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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-15
CACHE COUNTY.
Newsy Notes From the Granary of
Utah.

tan.
Logan, Jan. 14-AIr. Ed Burgoyne OF
Montpelier, Ida, is seen on our streets
today.
The Smithheld people will enjoy the
pleasure of a grand masquerade ball
to be given in the Douglas Hall Fri
day evening.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following persons: Louis A Nc
Combs. aged %, to Effie D. McCombs
aged p, both of Trenton; Peter Nelson
TO Ingeberg Olsen. both of Hyrum; Al
vim j. Hawks, aged "a, to Margaret H
Smith, aged %. both Of Logan; Fred
rick G.. Wilkinson, aged q, to Agnes
Smith, aged 20, both of Logan; Edward
]. Smith TO Rose Wilkinson, both of
Logan.
Mr.. c. r. Cantweil of AIillville is in
town today.
Mr.. Moses Thatcher, jr., returned
home yesterday after spending some
time in Salt Lake City with his folks
T. G. Weber. superintendent of z.
c. NJ. l., is in our city on business.
Mr.. Ora Card leaves on this after
Moons train to visit Salt Lake City.
Hotel arrivals: Walter Erson, Grant
Soap company, Salt Lake City: D. J.
Cosley, w. w. Sweeney, s. Lloyd, ].
c. S. Hooper, Mans Il. Coffin, j. r
Shields, c. f. Rix, r. Mckinley, Phil
and Ernest Williams, sr.
Edward J. Smith and the Misses Ag-
mes and Maggie Smith, the son and
two daughters of Judge E. w. Smith,
were married at the Logan temple yes
terday. Miss Rose Wilkinson becomes
the wife Of Edward j. Smith and Miss
Agnes Smith becomes the wife OF Mr..
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COOK COUNTY CAUCUS.
instructions For Lorimer of the Sec
ond District.

Springfield, Ill. Jan. 1.-THE Cook
county caucus tonight instructed for
Congressman William Lorimer of the
Second district for United States SEN
ator The delegation is not a unit, and
those opposed to LOrimer. L in num-
Der, bolted the caucus. This cOmpli-
Gates the situation still further and
throws the whole matter into the gen.
eral caucus, which will probably be
held tomorrow. Shaun of Cook is for
Hit, but the Mason men think he will
get in the band wagon rather than
see the machine candidate succeed.
Madden said to his friends tonight
that he had been betrayed. He as
serted that Governor Tanner, Hertz,
Jameson and Lorimer have never been
sincere in his support. and that they
have used him as a plaything for the
purpose of overthrowing him in the
eleventh hour for Lorimer.
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Court Mntter.

Isaac Mckay VS.. William H. Ward
ct al; sheriff ordered to amend return
and summons showing that he has
been unable to find the defendant,
Mary A. Ward.
Kannie Peerman has brought suit
for divorce from Edward c. Peerman.
The complaint alleges that the couple
were married ateAIount Vernon, Ind.
Jan. II, 1890 Cruelty. of which sew
eral specific acts are alleged, and fail
ure to provide are set up as grounds.
The plaintiff asks to be permitted to
resume her maiden name of Rannie
Kiftlp
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NOTICE TO BID

BY ORDER OF THE
county commissioners of SAN
Utah. sealed bids will be red
county clerk at room 254. Join
county building, up TO II m. o
day OF January. 1897. for the 4
ing of all prescriptions and TIL
ing of all medicines to be useX
county infirmary and for the
poor of the county for the yel
All medicines and other articles
guaranteed best quality and y
by the most reliable laboratories.
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CALIFORNIANS KICK.
They Object to the Proposed Tariff
on Coal

San Francisco, Jan. H.-The Manu-
facturers association, composed of
the leading business men of this city,
is circulating a petition among coal
consumers and obtaining many sigma
lures thereto, asking congress not ITO
increase the duty on coal to IS cents a
ton. The petition sets forth that most
of the coal imported into this country
is consumed in California, and the pro-
posed increase from 40 cents to the old
Mckinley rate would work great hard
ship on California manufacturers and
other consumers, who depend upon
cheap fuel to carry on their enter
prises at a profit.
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The State Journal.

The Daily Utah State Journal will
not issue tonight. 1t will be merged
into a weekly paper to be called the
Switch and State Journal. The Daily
Utah State Journal has been a small
but newsy, well-edited, clean paper.
and has ably advocated free coinage of
silver. 1t is supposed the weekly will
pursue the same policy. 1t is to be
regretted that the daily is to suspend,
but such is the lot of Ogden dailies,
and it may appear again hereafter.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

At the session of the county commits
sioners on Tuesday, the following bust
ness was transacted: w. H. Olstel
was appointed county physician; Neph
Rees, tree inspector; J. l.. Larsen
road supervisor Of Mt. Pleasant; Albert
Swain, road supervisor of Dover
Thomas Thompson, road supervisor OF
Ephraim: James Collard, road super
visor of Fountain Green; John Bailey
road supervisor of Moroni: Andrew c.
Ruderson. road supervisor of Mayfieid;
William Riches, road supervisor OF
Manti; Brigham Jensen, road super
visor of GunnsOn; George w. Lowry
constable of Maroni; George Snow,
janitor of the court house.
The commissioners made an order on
eX-Assessor c. w. Peterson for blot
ters used in his office. and which he
claimed We're not county property.
John Reid was appointed deputy
clerk.
The deputy assessors salary was
fixed at S75 per month for time &C
tUallY spent.
The commission then adjourned I'M
til the first Monday in February.
The following names were drawn as
jurors:
Ephraim-Peter Thompson, Z. P.
Tamander, Olaf Thursby, D. P. Mad
sen, p. L. Breinhalt, Edwin Darius. T.
p. Thompson, c. Thorum, p. T. Peter
son, w. J. Armstrong, j. A. Anderson,
George Alfred, r. Hansen, r. Rasmus-
sen. p. 2. Peterson, T P. Peterson.
Manti-F. Alder. W. Stringham, ST.,
E Shoemaker. A w Berrie, Jacob
Winch, Z. Munk, W. =. Lowry, Henry
Winch, Jens Madsen, Fredric Ander-
son, Jens Nicholson. P. J. Nelson, +.
w Fox. ST., Alma Johnson, Frank p.
futile, J. w. MOffitt.
Sterling-M. Beauregard, ]. S.
Peacock.
Mayfeld-M. P. sorenson. c. C. Lar
sen.
Gunnison-L c. Myrup, William Met
calf. c. A. Madsen, Nephi Anderson,
c. a. Swalberg. jr.. F. Ludvigson, j.
Larsen, 4. J. Robbins.
Fayette-Ed S. Reed, William
chester-David Candland. T. c.
Christensen.
Mnburn-George sabriskie, William
Mower.
Wales-S. Dye. e. Edmunds. ST.
Indianola-M V. Silmar, Hyrum
SeeIy.
Loran Christensen, H. p. Olsen, An
drew Aagard.
Moroni-John Baily, Jabez Faux.
Joseph Gee, Ephraim Anderson. Daniel
Nelson, 4. S. Jensen, P. c. Christen-
son. T. Marley.
Fairview-P. Olson, Alma L. Miner,
J. w. Pritchett, L. r. Larsen. O. Peter
sen. G. Nordstrom, Charles Terry,
Amasa Tucker, jr., ]. P. Jordan, j.
Anderson, sr.
Spring City-G. " Brouch. Carl
Hansen, ] NJ. Alfred. Hans Nielsen,
Sanford Alfred, William Osborn, S.
Burnell. Andrew Madsen.
Mt. Pleasant-Abram Johnson. James
Wilson, w. D. Candland, Bent Ralfson,
Peter F'randsen. Moroni Seeley, A S.
Nelson, Francis Jansen, John Carter
Andrew Ralph, Oscar Anderson. James
Larsen, George W. Day, James B.
Stoker, A. B. Waldemer, George Tuft.
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New Laramie Judge.

Laramie Wyo.. Jan. 12.-Hon. J. H.
Hayford retired from the bench in the
Albany county district court here to-
day and Hon. c. W. Bramel assumed
the duties Of district judge. The bust
ness for the January term. which com
menced today, is exceptionally light
but three criminal cases being on the
docket.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

COOP. WAGON AND MACHINE co.
of the "Co-operative Wagon and Machine
company VIII be held at the company 5
Office in Salt Lake City. Utah, on Mon
day. Jan. % 1887, ar o'clock D. M The
purposes for which said meeting is called.
are: To elect directors for the ensuing
year; to receive the annual reports of the
president ard secretary, and to transact
any such other business as may lawfully
come before said meeting
MELVIN ID. WELLS. Secretary.
Salt Lake City, Jan. 2 1891
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By ]. H. sPl

IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
division Third Judicial district. in and for
Salt Lake county. state of Utah. In the
matter OF the estate of Samuel j. Nathan.
deceased. notice.-Pursuant to an order
of said court in said matter. notice is
hereby given that Saturday. the 23rd day
of January, A. d 1897. at ESQ o'cloes a
Lake CITY. Utah. in the court room of
said court has been appointed the time
and place for the hearing of petition Of
Israel Harvey. praying for the admission
to probate of a certain document there
with presented. purpoTting to be the last
will and testament of Samuel J. Nathar<
deceased when and where all perso
interested may appear and oppose
probate of said will or the grantin
letters testamentary to Israel Harve
John Nathan as prayed for in s.
tition.
In witness whereof. l hav
(SealO unto set nv hand and an
seal of said court, this 12tt
January. a. d. 1880
DAVID c. DUNBAR.
BY George Z. Blair Deputy Cl
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The Forgery Case.

The trial of NJ. We'll for forgery was
on in the district court yesterday.
Well was implicated with Smith in the
bogus contract scheme. The defense
is on technical points and the clever
ness of the scheme makes a conviction
difficult. 1t is impossible to prove
which one of the parties altered the
contracts. The defense offered no tes-
timony and the case was argued. It
will go to the jury this morning.
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TO telegram, informing him that his
wife was very i'll.
A little daughter came to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Smith Wednesday
morning.
Judge Dusenberry will go to Heber,
Saturday, and open court there on
Monday
Quarterly stake conference will be
held here Saturday and Sunday.
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PRINCESS DE CHIMAY.
She Denies That She viii Give Pub
lie Performances.

Buda Pesth, Jan. 1.-THE Princess De
Chimay, who eloped from Paris a
short time ago with a Hungarian
gypsy named Janos Rigo. has written
a letter to the Pesth Naplo. requesting
that sJer to 'deny- the recently cir
culated reports that sf,e has engaged
herself to give public performances on
the stage in conjunction With Rigo
She and Rigo, the princess writes, will
start today for Africa, where they
hope to find quiet and freedom from
annoyances to which they have been
subjected by morbidly curious public.
The Princess Chimay and her para
mour, RisO left this city for Nice to-
daY. Their departure was XerY sudden.
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Park City, Jan. 14.-Sam J. Kenyon
of Salt Lake was in the Park this week
attending a meeting Of the board OF
directors of TIE First National bank.
He took great interest in the splendid
showing which the Valeo is making
and was impressed with the similarity
which the Valeo presents to the cOndi-
tons OF his prospect on the Montana
and Idaho line, which is called the
Richmond Consolidated. Like the
Valeo, there are three streaks in the
vein, in which predominant respec-
lively copper. silver and gold. Assays
have given an average of 45 per cent
copper, to ounces in silver and 81 10
SIS in gold. Mr.. Kenyon states
that the Anaconda company IS ne
gotlating for the purchase OF the pros
pect but il the sale is not made, hoist
ing works VIII be put up and the prop
erty developed.
BUCK" LEAVES THE PARK.
Mr.. E. H Buchanan. until recently
with the Park Record. expects 10 leave
next week for Silvef. Sity. where he viii
look after his Interests III the Picnic
claim on the Junction group. A shaft
and considerable drifting done al differ
ent levels. The CRe streak has wild
ened out from 10 inches to 215 feet.
Assays taken ct the S20 foot level gives
is per cent lead, % ounces in silver
ana S1.03 in gold. Pune carbonate ore
passes through a strata of iron sui
pilates. The Picnic claim is patented.
SILVER KING SHIPMENTS.
The Silver King delivered nearly GO
tSns of ore to the sampler Wednesday,
being an increase of 8 tons over the
previous day.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Ontario lodge No. /, A. O. L. W, held
its regular weekly meeting at Society
hall last night. The committee ap
pointed by Free Coinage and Ontario
lodges to consider the adYisability of
consolidating the two lodges reDOrted
faVOrably. Action VIII not be taken,
however, until the next meeting. On
Monday evening, Jan, IS, A. o. L. w.
memorial exercises viii be held at
Masonic hall and viii be open to the
public. An interesting programme is
beinS prepared. During the year 1895
there were ten deaths, six of which
We're from accident. In the degree of
honor there were only TWO deaths.
Uintah lodge No. Z, \. T. * A NJ.
OEtlGu Will Liz AlGW SO4-5o VI OAAANCAc
last evening.
Park lodge No. 4. Knight of Pythias.
performed work in the second degree
last night. the newly elected officers
taking charge for the first time.
THOMPSON-LINDSAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lind :. jr.,
arrived in the Park this morning. hav-
ing been married Wednesday in the
Salt Lake temple. The bride was Miss
Rosa Thompson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. 9. Thompson of this city. The
groom IS the new sh riff of Summit
county They viii make their future
home in the Park.
NOTES.
Monte Cristo" at the Opera House
Friday evening.
W. J. Wilson is in Salt Lake today
The Daly-Wesr paid Wednesday.
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Local Briefs.

Farley Eldredge left last night for
Kansas City on a mission.
Uncle Toms Cabin" will be given
at the Grand tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to e F. Stanton of Woodland,
Cal, and Florence BostaDh Of Prom
ontOry.
The tabernacle choir gives its con-
cert this afternoon and evening, when
the new organ will be used for the
first time in public.
Nelson Farmhouse was found lying
across the Union Pacific track on
Twenty-ninth street last night. He
was intoxicated and the police took
charge of him.
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DR.. Shields, an eminent physician of
Tennessee, says: l regard Ayers Sar-
saparilla as the best blood-medicine on
earth, and I know of many wonderful
cures effected by it's use" Physicians
all over the land have made similar
statements
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The best salve N the world for cuts,
s,u.-es, letter. chapped hands, chilblains.
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rleum. fever
corns and all SKIN eruptions. and posi-
tivesy cures pies or no pay required
tion or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by z. G. n. Z. drug
dept
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WYOMING'S LEGISLATURE.
Organized and the Governors Mes
sage Read.
Especial to The Herald.)

ISpeclaI 70 The HeraIG.J
Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. 14.-Both
branches of the state legislature met
this morning and adopted rules gov
erning the session and then adjourned
until 2 o'clock this afternoon, when the
message of Governor Richards was de-
livered, both houses being in joint ses-
sion. Besides the members of the two
houses and the state officers a large
number of visitors filled the Hobbies.
The message was lengthy and dealt
intelligentlY with local Affairs
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Discharged without Honor.

Washington, Jan. 14.-By direction of
the assistant secretary of war, Charles
]. Merriman, Troop F. Fourth cavalry,
now at Boise Barracks, Ida, will be
discharged without honor from the
service of the United States.
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NEWS FROM NEARBY
Kenyon Interested In the vaIeo
Showing.
SILVER KING SHIPMENTS
BUCHANAN TO WORK PROPER
TIES AT SILVER CITY.

Utah County Jurors - Non-suit
Granted in a Union Pacific Coal
Case-Accident at the Provo
Wooden Mills-Youthful Thieves
. -Sanpete County Commissioners
= Get Down to Work in Earnest
Court at Nephi-Senator War
ren's Condition.
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Senator Warrgr Better.

A dispatch from Chicago says that
Senator Warren is recovering from his
recent operation. although he is not
yet out of danger.
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pay roll, amounting to s335.s1, and
other bills, amounting to SS1.41, were
allowed.
Adjourned for two weeks.
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If you are using Japan tea
of any other sort than SchlL
hng's Best you are losing
half your money.
Your grocer returns your
money in full if you don't
like it.
A Schilling & Company
San Francisco <2l
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NOTICE TO STOc

THE ANNUAL MEB
stockholders of the Hom
company viii be held at
company. No. 20 Main s
City. Utah. on Monday,
at g o'clock p. m. The oh
ing is to elect a board q
rotary and a treasurer
ensuing year and 20 tn
business as may legally
HORACE G.. WHIi
Salt Lake City, Jan.
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IN UTAH COUNTY.
Jurors For the Term-A Non-suit-

Jurors For the Term-A Non-suit-
Five Months For Assault.
Provo, Jan 14.-This morning the fol-
lowing jurors were sworn in for the
term:
Milton Smith. Salem; Henry Hone,
Benjamin; J. J. Freeman, John Sven
sen, Pleasant Grove; James a. Love
BLESS. William Patten, Provo Bench; Q.
Al Berg, Provo: Joseph 5. Douglas,
&9ayson John F. CrcmFtor, American
t'ork; George Austin, Andrew A. Peter
Son, Lehi: Henry Elmer. Thistle:
Herbert D. Job. Goshen; Z. j. Yard
and r. A. Deal, both of SDringville,
We're excused.
Tabitha Cough vs.. julius Van Ans
dale; case continued.
Joseph Smith VS.. Rio Grande West
ern Railway company: set for first day
OF next term.
3. r. Sanders vs.. Preston Nutter ct.
al; continued for term.
A NON-SUIT.
Harriet Hunter ct al. VS.. the Union
Pacific Coal company. The suit is
brought by Mrs. Hunter and other
heirs Of Richard Hunter, to collect So
000 from the defendant corporation as
Manages for the accidental death of
Richard Hunt<SeaIA e husband Of Mrs.
= harriet HI {s5s lille he was en-
Rloyed in IL iant's coal mine in
ScOfeld in BE defense is that
settlement in las made with Rich
ard Hunter Z f the deceased who
was appointed "a ninisUr6tor Of the
estate. After evidence for the
pIaintif had be submitted, Mr.. Will
liams. attorne for the defendant,
moved for a S suit on the grounds
that no nSgli I4%ce had been shown
which was granted, and the jury in
structed to find for the defense
GOT FIVE MONTHS.
Thomas Murphy. the young man who
committed an assault with q pistol on
Joseph Wood. near Eureka on Nov.
%, 1896, and was afterwards shot
through the thigh by Sheriff Henriod
of Juab county, pleaded guilty to as
sault with a deadly weapon and was
sentenced TO five months in the state
prison.
YOUTHFUL THIEVES.
State VS.. Fred Hitesman ct al, the
Lehi youngsters who are charged with
horse stealing: Thomas John was APP
pointed TO defend Fred Hitesman.
Walter Hiresman and Nels Ottesen:
defendants took till tomorrow to plead
Lawrence Brems. who is charged with
the same offense, was not in court, he
having been released on bail.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
The following directors and officers
have been elected by the stockholders
of the First National bank for the en-
suing year: President, W. r. Pike:
e-president, S. S. Jones; George
Taylor. George Q. Cannon, Z. F. Sheets.
J. c. Graham and D. a. Swan, direc-
tors.
GENERAL NOTES.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Sven Freed.
of the Second ward. died suddenly from
hemorrhage of the lungs.
Yesterday Farley Olsen, a boy Is
years of age, who is employed in the
Finishing rooms of the Provo Wooden
mills, had his arm broken and was
otherwise injured.
W. E. Sharp, superintendent of the
Pleasant Valley Coal company's mines,
was in the city today
Hon. j. r. Murdoch came down from
the capital this morning and continued
to his hons in Charleston in response
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Look out for Siegel Clothing COM
pany's ad. Friday, Jan. Is.
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Assignee's Sale

OF the stock of the Roundy China
company will commence Wednesday
morning, Jan. 10, 81 South Main street.
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The King of Pills is Beecham's-
BEECHAM'S.
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The best way TO cure disease is to
drive it from the system by purifying
the blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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sANPETE COUNTY,.
Last Heavy Snow Makes Farmers
Happv-Social Amusements.
Farmers

Manti, Jan. 1.-THE farmers are
happy because of the last snow, which
was very wet and considerable of it.
The health of the people of Manti is
very good.
Last Sunday, Mother Lund. the old
est person in town, was buried. She
was 81 years old.
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BucElen,s Arnfca SaIve.

See our s1.s5 Shoe window, Davis
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE
of George Brooksbank, deceased. Notice
is hereby given by the undersigned. adj
mlnistrator of the estate of George
Brooksbank, deceased, to the creditors
OF, and all persons having claims against
the said deceased. to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers. within four
months after the first publication of this
notice, to the said administrator at his
residence, No. IA South West Temple
street. Salt Lake City, in the county of
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NOTES.

Monte Cristo" at the Opera House
Friday evening.
W. j. Wilson is in Salt Lake today.
The Daly- Mes- paid "Wednesday.
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Thomas Murphy. the young man who
committed an assault with a pistol on
Joseph Wood near Eureka on Nov.
%, 1885, and was afterwards shot
through the thigh by Sheriff Henriod
of Juab county, pleaded guilty to as
sault with a deadly weapon and was
sentenced TO five months in the state
prison.
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THOMPSON-LINDSAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Lind. :. jr.,
arrived in the Park this morning, hav
ing been married Wednesday in the
Salt Lake temple. The bride was Miss
Rosa Thompson. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs F. .. Thompson of this city. The
groom IS the new sh riff of Summit
county They viii make their future
home in the Park
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A NON-SUIT

Harriet Hunter ct al vs.. the Union
Pacific Coal company. The suit is
brought by Mrs. Hunter and other
heirs Of Richard Hunter, to collect So
O00 from the defendant corporation as
Manages for the accidental death of
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Hloyed in d
Scofeld in 4
settlement in'
ard Hunter, Z
was aDpointe
estate. After
plaintiff had
lianls, attorI
moved for a
that no nSgl
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<6ea1H G husband Of Mrs.
lille he was en-
iant's coal mine in
5he defense is that
as made with Rich
4 the deceased who
ninisUator Of the
evidence for the
submitted, Mr.. Will
for the defendant,
suit on the grounds
~ce had been shown,
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CHARLES r. - EE.
$ $ & $ $:$$.;$ 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-15
COT FIVE MONTHS.

Which was granted, and the ju'
structed to find for the defense.