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The San Francisco call., 1897-04-27

Larissa that the Turks were making q cir
cuitous movement to outf1ank him and
his retreat would be cut off unless he was
i'm mmediately reinforced. These Two move
ments, threatening to outhank the
Greek army at Matt on both sides, in
duced the headquarters at Larissl
to order general retreat, which
began about dark, despite the fact that
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several battalions of infantry and three
batteries of artillery, including one COM
manded by Prince Nicholas. could be
seen crossing the plain from Turnavo to
reinforce the troops. This decision caused
CONSERVATION among the troops, who
were utterly bewildered by such step in
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QUALIFYING CERTIFICATES.
Can County Clerks Collect Fees iOF
Issuing Them?


Attorney General Bishop, has con
the following opinion to @ urty Attor-
ney J. W. War, Of Price, Carlo.
county, on the question OF the right Of
county clerks to collect fees for issuiu .
certificates OF qualification?
Dear Sill am In receipt OF your
communication OF thb 8h inst. 10
which you sny mat the county cIorR
Mss charged certain parties, whom |
assume to have bsen elected az county
OfticHrs, various amgunt' ranging from
Que To two dJllafs ior mixing out COT
8 filates .! q iiliflcAtion, etc.
You bsk tO'Uo advised whether the
clerk had q legsl right TO charge for
sucn services, aud II not can tHo
county reiuni tho same, -
secuon l4l al page $50 Of the laws
o 1896 provides tho lees which msy
be collected hy sucn clerbs. /. VIII b.
deserved that the Leg slaLure bBs at.
tempted to enumernte AID specify
particularly the amount OF the Ice to
be collected fot sucn official acts. IL
VIII also DO ob.eIvej, tunt in order 30
provide Tor tAe strSiceh OF an unlclal
character not 80 enumerated, clause
was adued al thp emf OF the saiu sec'
| tion as fullowt: "For nil other nrr-
| vices not herein enumerated, o reasJn.
| able com pensstion to DO hxsd by tue
| Judge Of the district court" lne ex
pressicn "ioT all Other Sefvlce5' evl.
| IDENTIFY was Intended to cover any
| official eerviecs net specifically men
uoned which he would be Itqnssu,
undet the law, to periuIm'
L am informed mat It mas been The
general custom heretof IRE existing
| lor clerks to make OaI certificates oil
| qualification, Hlih ugh am unE Ole tc
| discover any express statutory enact
ment which would render such ser.
Vices an ofliolai duty. lituoh be true,
then he could uOt be isgally required
| to peru rm such work. II, however,
| he assunes to act officially and TO give
| certificates OF qualification a. aforesaid
nndHr his baud anu zeal ne such officer,
Il might fairly be assumed TO be an
| Official act, under the prevailing Gus,
tom aforesaid, although not expressly
authorized by statute, and Il no lee
hnR beep .tescribed by law Tor such
services, then under the clause above
set out, the compensation TO be charged
| therefor should he reasonable tum
to be fixed by tie judge Of the district
court, which should be turned into
me proper treasury SIS is provided for
other fees.
All fees received by him for the per-
iormauce OF any official acts, that Ia,
all acts which the law requires him 10
perform must be COVERED into the
proper treasury. Personally he has nc
interest therein, as his salary, which
is stated and hxeu sum, must be
assumed TO cover all services per-
formed by hin as such officer. and II
lie falls to 80 account for said fees he
would be amenable to the law for such
derellction VI duty.
have the honor to be, very respect
fully you're, A. @. BIsHop,
Attorney 9uneral.
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IT IS mot GUILTY."
Verdict Of The Jury In Tho Alleged
Cattle Stealing Case.
LEY WE'RE our ALL NIGHT.
Tr9 ihird Iinllot Stood Six for Con
vlction--Enl Of The Noytm.
br Ttrmi

The Jury In the summit county
cattle stealing csse, alter being out
ell uight, came into court az
9:30 this morning with yer.
dict Of not guilty. Judge Norrell
immediate[y oriered tho dltoharge Of
the defeudants, Fraughten and Bow
bidgo, and the release Of Bowbidge's
bondsmen.
County Attorney Van Colt cJnclpd'
ed the argumcnta fcr the Stale at $3.50
yesterday afternoon, anu alter the
court had charged the jury, Baiin
Gulhransen was sworn ana esoorc cd
them TO their ro9ms.
AT 1880 last evening Judge Norfell
sent a messenger TO ascertain II
they had arrived at a verdict and
the answer was they had not, although
half dsz Il ballets had been taken.
Ats o'clock the court Ordorod the
jury sent for and upon taking their
seare In the box, enquifed OF the fore.
man-Samuel II. COnely---it they had
agreed unon verdict, aud the reply
was again in the negative.
Jufyman Westerteiu v0lun, eared
the In ormatioB that thete was no
Likelihood of their ever coming to al
agreement and suggested that the jury
be discharged, as Re had had all he
wanted OF 1t. Tho court, however,
ordered them 90 again retire and in.
htruc,ed the ballifI to adjourn court
I'll $3.50 this morning,
lne dofenuauts, after their die
char q from custody, we're i'm mediate
Iy susround,d By u host of friends, VIII o
oons ratulRled them on their iDeraiiOt.
Both were very much affected anu
thanked their attorneys J. NJ. Hamil.
ton anu J. II. Murphy for the iigng
maze in thelr oenali.
II was ltarded today that on I Ii
fl NJ ballot token five stood Tor convic.
tiOn aud three ior RcquittAl. Toe
second was the same. On the third
they stood dix tU two. There was no
cnange in this latter vote up to the
eleventh ballot. A. $3.50 this morning
another ballot was taken resulting Ia
all voting for an uCquitlal.
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MINOR MENTION.


John M.Dunning Of Garfield county
was commissioned a notary puoiio To-
day.
The gamblers arrested yesterday
each forfeited $50 In the police court
today.
George Earl was tried in the police
court today for vRRrancy. he YVES
found guilty but eentenoe was sus'
pended.
q G.. II. I. will close for the day on
Monday, February let next for the
lurpose Of Hioektaking.
Mr.. f. A. wsdleleh, passenger
agent OF the Rio GInndc Western, is
expected homo from Denver this even
Ing.
Mr.. II. II. Koopor, general agent OF
the Missouri Pacific, returned from the
East today.
A decree Of foreclosure has been
mado in the ease Of the PtoplG'A saw.
inaB bank ngaint Alfred A. Player
ct oil for the cum Of 50. 2Sl.l5.
Messrs. Fisher and Atkinson, two OF
tbs boys who ran away from home
severai days ago, are Ouce again under
the parental roof, they having turned
back When they got to Bingham.
Young krsut is alsO at home.
A small bazs Ia the rear OF Kitty
Hioks'slresort on Commercial street,
called the fire department out at au
carly hour THE morning. The fire was
located Ia the wood shed and caused
but 8 nominal damage.
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DOING But LITTLE
The Legislature Accomplishing No.
thing Of Importance.
AN IRRIGATION CODE INTRODUCED
DOison WANTS The Cigarette EVil
Abaied and Introduces a Bill
for the Purpose.

At the morning session of the Senate
today, 1t required about three minute,
TO clear the tables. Members OF thai
body have complained in open session
that no work was being provided for
them, and have shown q desire to
change this condition. Should
Hamer's concurrent resolution, pro-
viding for evening sessions OF the
assembly, and daily sessions of the
judiciary committee which has
charge OF the code, be adopted by the
House, members will have more
work. The Senate was in session but
o few minutes yesterday.
Today the House showed singular
disregard for parliamentary rules and
Its regular order Of business. Sloan
made repeated attempts to let the
regular order prevail and have correct
rules and usage prevail, but he was
only partially successful.
No business of any importance
whatever was transacted in the House
today up to the close OF the NEWS re-
port. Tho Legislature continues to do
very little business OF any kind, and
viii not likely get down to work until
q United States Senator Ia elected.
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Mr.. Kyle Replies.

Mr.. Howard Kyle o. the Grand
Opera company iAKes exception to n
statement concerning HIM, attributed
TO MiBs Bgteman anu appearing in an
Associated Press d.spRtcu dated Ban
Franoisco Jan. 81. Ms Bat, man Ia
quoted as ssyin,;
l learned, however, that Howard Kyle,
for whom had obtained position IN
Salt Lake after he had lost hrs place at
the Grand opera house here, etc.
Tnis. Mr.. Kyle says, ia not true, and
ssks permission 10 submit the follow
ing in support Of nts positior:
SAN Francisco, Jan. %.
Howard Kyle;
BE 1t known to ali that you honogably
resigned from our company.
WALTER MoHosco.
SALT LAKE CITY, Jnn. IS.
Mr.. Howard Kyle;
Dear Sr:-Referring to IA published
report to the contrary, 1t gives Us pleasure
to certify to the fact that you were di-
rectly re-ongaged by us on your indi-
vidual merits and without your solicita-
ton, or thai OF anyone else.
Respectfully,
Rooms AND WYNoATE,
MIR. Kyle udat: al have never at
any time said that / am being pursued
by any uersou."
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HOrEL ARRIYALs.

Cullon--Ora Haley, Laramie, Wyo.; G.
j. Slcedinnn, Providence Il. l.; Mr.. and
Mrs. W. ID. Jameson, city; 5. z. Stokes,
Denver; l.. II. Mitchell, oityi q. h. Tai
bot, Jas. II. Marriott, Nevada; j. NJ.
$ oele, Tooole; II. b. Schabol, J. =. sykes,
Big Pinoy, Wyo.
Walker-William Jacobson, Eureka;
@. II. Williams and WIFE, Chicago; NJ. X.
Gibson and wife, 81. Louis; II. a. Nell
son, Castle Gate; b. Borton. Echnald;
Ffanb Wallace, Butte; Doug.as NJ. Todd.
Logan; G.. W. Mendenhail, Matte Lis
oubec, Springville.
Templetou-H. b. Ilooser, city; Vic
tory BateniGn, Philadelphia; Mi 3 Agnes
Rankin, San FranciscO; V. Q. Rae der,
A. -. stevenson, Poca clio, Ida; Chns. II.
Hart. Logan K Young, city; j. n.
Bradley, ~. Louis; w. Il. Jobbins, Au-
rom, ia.
knutsfnrd.-H n. Crou, W. j. Miller,
Denver; GORGE l. Paine, Boston; w.
G. Aldridg- Rochester, n. v; Charles
4. Grassle, Ogden; Miss y tnOsd Brown,
Ogden; sidney kaulmun, Geocgo II.
Armstrong, Now York,
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After the first ballot had been taken
ThompsoU introduced resolution
which rscited that tie election OF "a
United States senator was a matter Of
great expense to the states, and pro-
vided for a memorial TO Congress ask
ing that body TO either appro pirate to
each state 81 600 To deirny toe expense
OF elsoling United States senatDra, or
else "amend the jaw" so as to make
them elective by direct vote OF the
people.
President Nobeker ruled the resolu.
ton out OF order, Oh the ground that
the Joint session could consider no
matters except the election OF q United
States senator.
Alter the second ballot had been
tbke1. Taylor moved that when the
JOINT session dissolve 1t bs to nest at
1880 ann. tomorrow. Keuner moved
to make the time 3 y. m. to-day, but his
motion WAS lost anu the original ono
prevailed,
Csine then moved that the session
now dissolve. LDst by vote OF 20 t.
80, and third ballot was taken. AS
soon as lie result WAS annouucet,
Roylance novel To dissolve. Carriel
by q vote OF 80 to n.
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Opening exercises at ii o. m.
Tho committee on ways and means
reported they had had the report OF
the State board OF loan commisslon efs
under consideration and recommended
that 1t be accepted and filed. Carried {.
Adjourned to meet in Joint sessioD.
Reconvened at 1890.
The following communications were
received:
From the secretary OF State notify.
ing the Senate of the receipt OF q petit
ton, from the Univeraity OF Utah,
asking permission to Incur an
additional Indebtedness of So 900
for the support OF that institutions ior
the year 1896. Referred TO the com.
mittee on elaine aud appropriations.
From the House, notifying the Sen.
ate OF the passage OF II, b. IL, by
Shepard, regulating fees to be charged
and collected by the secretary oil Slate.
Referred to judiciary committee.
From the House, informing tho
Senate Of the passage OF ii. g. X. /,
by RomDey, regulating the printing o
matter Tor tns uHe OF the Legislature;
laid ON the table Tor one day.
From the House, s. Is, %, with the
amen1;nent OF S25,0J0 IN place Of
SIS, 900 Tor the payment OF salaries and
expenses OF the Legislature. The same
was passed by the Senate.
From the Hoube, Ii. J. II. 8, by
Sloan, for the confederation oil the re-.
port OF the code commission; rejected.
Adjourned until IL n. NJ. tomorrow
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Harper's Weekly, to consider the ale.
CATION OF Sir Francis Galtnn, made In
tue London Fortujghtiy Review, that
some one on Mars 10 slgneling 10 earth.
The Information seems not as yet to
DO very generally confirmed by as
tronomicai observers, but Sir Francis
is quoted as authority for the report
thatin one oitheEuropusn obsel vAtorioe
an appsratua hps bee devised for re-.
cordins the Marian hashes, and that
the record shows that three signals
ard no more are MADE, and that they
differ, as all fiash.li ut signals do, in
the length OF the Il ashes and OF the
intervals betw cen, so that II we hao
the key they might be read like tcle-
sraphic messages.
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nnllnra.r snow r.lnimont

10 remedy tasI wUuld DO In every
home II all knew what thousands 10 all
parts OF the continent have learned
Those who have used ordinary lini
ments are amazed at what Snow Lini,
ment does AMI The rapidity with which
1t does II. Cures Lame Back, Rheu.
matism, Neuralgls. Soreness, Bruises,
STRAIN Muscular Pains anywhere,
Equally good for animals. II. e. Moree,
Travelling 5Ale,msn, Galveston, Texas,
says: 1.-TWO boltI,s Of Ballsrd's Snow
Imminent cured me OF rheumatism OF
three months standing" Wheg buy ..
ing remember Snow Liniment has 40
substitute. Price so c-nts. Sold by
z. {. M. |. Drug Department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-28

When tue nvsr 40 siugslsh ma other
organs are invoiveu. YOU suffer from
Constipation, Bilicusntsi Jsundice,
Headache, Indigestion, Phiu 10 Back,
Chills ana L3ay OF Energy. You viii
never Know how promptly these
Troubles can hs cureu unlil yon use
HERBINE, il cur.a quickly when
otIer remedite uueiiy iaf. Regulate
Liver, rutlil - he Blood HEfB.
me IL hsruiless Vegetable rein, ny
that glvts new lie ami energy almost
from he nrst g.. Price 75c. Free
trial b tile at q Z. MI,
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The bill makes the maximum fee
TO be paid by any corporation
81, 500, bus makes NO other
change respecting that matter. IL
was amended en- as to exempt irom
charge commissions issued to public
ofllcers, and pardous, and was then
reported by ihe committee OF the
whole to the III luse and passed.
Sloane res Tuition 10 segregate the
cote was adopted without debate, hut
O'Briun gave notice that he wouli
move to reconsider.
On motion Of Il y 200 copies OF the
law for the RELIEF " school disirlcta,
lust passed, were ordered printel ami
distributed among school distrlota.
After some pleasantly about bou.
quats, one OF which had just been
placed on Kenner's desk, the House
adjourned until IL a. tn. today.
at that time the House resumed,
Shepard reported from the judiciary
committee iavorsply II. b. 20, to pay
election judges SO eaoD, including
those who served at the last election.
Greer thought the Constitution for
bade back pay legislation, aud on his
motion the bill was made special order
for tomorrow.
The followin ing were introduced.
BY Greer: II. y. "a providing for "a
State engineer, county alter commits
sionera and nm irrigation oOdo.
By Dolson. II. b. 80, for licensing
anu regulating the sale II cigarutten.
HameI's Senate concurrent resOlu-
ton providing for eveuiIg SOS ious,
etc., was referred to the committee on
rules,
ii. d. l., fixing the salaries OF the
members, officers anu employees OF the
Legislature, came up ON third reauing.
5ibBon moved horizontal cut Of 10
per cent In all the salaries provided for
in the bill, and made characteristic
argument In support Of his motion.
Thoreeon called for the reading OF
Senate bill 3, on the same subject. IL
makes the salaries eomew nat less than
does the House bill. konhet moved
to substitute the Senate bill for the
House bill, and pending discussion OF
this motion, the hour for balioting Tor
senator arrived.
After the joint session the HOUSE
resumed.
Thoreson moved that any committee
fovorhbly reporting iii, order the
same printed and distributed TO mem.
bers. Kenuer interrupted with q
motion to take recess until 2:SO, but
withheld his molten to permit Taylor
to ask to be excused sthis afternoon,
which request was granted, when
Kenner's motion was put snd pre-
vailed, and the House dispersed.
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nnIlnrt.s Irorehound svrn,

10 the one remedy for THToRt anu Lunl
Troubles that cures the right way
GIves Nature just the help nee1ed
Heals anu strengthen while II euro
and Is just as harmless as It Ia sure. Ii
remarkable success for years mako
possible this guarantee: Use IL faith
fully for Coughs, Colds, Bronchi,iq
WhoopiDg Cough, etc. II 1t fails 4,
benefit, our authorized agent will 70
iufn your money. II anythinl
stronger than this could be saiu, Horo
hound Syrup would deserve 1t. Prize
rs aDo so cents. Sold by z. @. M. L
Drug Department.
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WEATHER yANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon and Wyoming
Stations.

Weather reports showing observa-
tions at s am. today;
Salt Lake City Barometer, sO.s7,
temperature, Is; minimum, Is; wind,
north, 4 miles per hour; rain. o;
clear.
Baker City-Barometer, 3O.l6; tenn
perature, %; minimum, IS: wind,
southeast, 4 miles per hour; rain,
trace; snow.
Observation-Disclosures, 3O.s2; tenn.
perature, 10; minimum, liz; wind,
northwest, s miles per hour; clear.
Barometer. 1912; tempera.
ture, Ia; minimum, is; clear.
Havre- Barometer, 30.74; tenn.
perature, 80; minimum, 80; clear.
Miles City Barometer, 80 40; tenn.
perature, 20; minimum, --22; wind,
south; light; raiD, trace; clear.
WinnemuccR Barometer, SO,l9;
temperature, 80; minimum, 80; VIM,
southwest, light; srain, .0l inch;
cloudy.
Idaho Falls-Barometsr, 80. "A; ,em.
peraturo, -; minimum, -; vino.
northwest, light; clear.
General and local forecasts for az
hours ending y. m. Friday:
For Utah: (Foiecast made at ssh
Franoisco.) Fair tonight and Frl.
day continued cold.
Salt Lake City and vicinity; Fair
this safternoon. tonight amt FRIDAY:
continued cold.
J. Ii. Smith,
Observer Weather Bureau
Today's temperature is shown Ia the
Ia afNraI1f. fhprutn lar Gle -
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Left His Rnbbeps untside.

An amusing incident, 10 eeveral or.
liobors, happened at tie west entrance
to tue joint tuiliing today. A MAJ
&c unlbly from The alfalfa district
after having mounted tho steps took
Il his rubbrrs and placed them care
ully away 10 a corner and then ca.
tered the building. From what was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-28
Galleazzi Got OF.

Samuel Gallenzsl was arrested last
evening for committing a battery on his
wife al their home near the Warm
Springs. The defendant was aralgnod
at this nOrning's session OF the police
court, when his hearing was eei for
this afternoon. In the interium Same
wife became reoonclled to her husband
ana she Interested in his behalf and
had the case dismissed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-28

A Transcript ON appeal was hlei in the
district court today, la the case Of NJ.
Il. Ksighn We. the u. w. Shores COM
pany.
This is a case tried before Justice
Snmmer, In which plaintiff suoI for
$40, which the court awarded, wen
a notice OF appeal was given.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-28

destined to a life Of robust
usefulness, but sad indeed If the child IL n
sickly one peevisl and puuy and sentenced
before birth to n life of pain and suffering
II rests with woman herself whether he,
children shall be healthy and happy, or
sickly and a thlnkless cross 10 bear.
Taken during The cypectant period Dr.
Pierce's Favortc Prescription viii relieve
the mother of all the discomiofla incident
to this condition, and parturiuon will be
free from danger and comparatively free
from suA ring, 10 is tho hest Of medicines
Tor diseases OF women and is the only ued-
icipe IN the would that makes the ruming
Of baby sal, and easy.
MIS- Jennie Parks Of 1iirshaii. spa';au. Co
wash, wsitea ANA proud Go have the oppor
tuuityt0 tell ~ thr good irsgli Of yout lfcat med
ielne .--nr Fierce tayQfiic Prescription. WAS
bcncited BE- YoHr medicine 10 eahhuemeut. Bot
the greatest h'gs'ius have found b Q Is such
help 90 toc. D. glvea me strength. have u1tiful
feeling aua mV baby Is thc picture OF helWh nty
health YES quite broken down but ! ieel better
than have ID ten years."
The uevly-wedded vile, above all other
women, needs u good medical book DR.
Piercc's Colimou Sense Medical Adviser
hlls this want Il cuuiuias over 1000 uaeps
aud 500 illustrations several chapufs arc
devoted 70 the physio'qgy OF the organs dis.
tinetly ieminila. md n lue.ccut stamps.
70 cover cost OF mailing 1Htg 10 the Worlds
nispcu57ry Medical Association, buffalo,
y. " for frce COPY papetcovcrcd n a
cloth binding j. wanted, ssGd ~ cents ex.
To 81 eelts IN all.
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HOUSE.

After the NEWS report closed yester.
day afternoon, the debate ON the poll
tax repeal bill continued, terminating
at length in the rejection Of the bill.
Thompson introduced IL. j. r.. Z, to
80 amend tho revenue law az to make
taxes payable eemi.nnnually. 1t we /
to the committee on ways and means.
II. b. IL, relating to fees collected
by the Secretary Of State, was con.
sidered. Pending action, tho House
went into committee of the whole,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-28

MuGTrSsEN-ln thts city ut ~ - Nrurs
day night. Nrs Emmu hlorteusen, toiD,r
wife OF NJ. p ortcnseu. born on the "a u.
of shetland Ioumark aug ga !sta
Joined tho hurch OF Jesus Christ Ot t.tt
gay aints ~ the ago OF 10 yenrs, In WhtA
Church she died ~ III talih aud frilnwsti'
She omigrmeit 10 America IN ls62 AMI rs4 20
peace ully away after briet iilnGas tIt
ceased Wa. married oh Is, 1865 and was tiip
N ether OF ten children Eve of WHOM, arc NOW
living
Funeral services will 90 held IN the fIiti.
ward Meeting houso on saturday next az II p.
m The remains may he viewed ut the rCsi-
dence No Ji6 west seventh south between tho
hours OF 10 ami Il a. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-28

The students Of the L.. ID. 8. College
will give grand ball in the Blk.
toenth ward meeting house tomorrow
evening. All former students and
friends of tho institution are cordially
Invited to attend. Grnnd march ut $
O'clock,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-28

Judge N1rrel VIII go to Coalvile
Monday to sit IN the trial OF cases. II
Is likely that he Will be gone Ter two
Meek..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-28

The ending OF The grand larceny
case this morning finished the work
of the November term in the criminal
court. The next term Of court begins
Monday when iresh slitings win BE-
made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-28

Judge Cherry was reported Ilnch
better today, aud tomorrow viii 60 to
rOoele and hold COURT, returning Oh
Saturday to hold court here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-28

ssid by pns OF the cr Wd sfter be had
gone inside, II 10 hardly possible inst
he found them again after coming cut.