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TORE THE HOUSE DOWN.
An Extraordinary Case Ventilated In
Justice McMasler'. COurt Today
Defendants Fined.

Today moot extreme case OF dis.
turbipg the peace was tried in Justice
McMaster's court, and the result OIL
the trial wac that William Lapgton
was fined $50 and his father, Isaac
LangtoB, anu nephew, Isssc Langion
Jr., were each fined $25.
The complaining witness Is J. p.
Emmertson, and the testimony went
TO show that he has bees very much
imposed oD. 1t appears that he and
Langton have been In business to.
gether In the past. and the former as.
serIs that the account between the
two ia over $500 in his favor. Trouble
arose recently when Emmsrtson re
fused to pay his monthly rent
OF six dollars for the use OF fran.
house, at that time owned by Lang.
ton, situated on the corner OF Eieat
West and Second North streets. He
was willing to allow the m nsy to go
on Lsngton's debt TO him, but thi
Langton woulI not permit and began
suit.
During the progress OF the suit, last
Monusy morning, Langton engaged
The other defendants and three
other men, said TO be tramps, to 60
70 the house and tear in dOwn
Emmertson was away at the time
nut his VIE s7d children wers vt
hone. The men began by tearing GU
TIL" 'oDrs anu windows aud did u !
81 y until every door In the hou war
e. novel. Then they tore Il l.
through tho ceiling Of one of the
rooms, aud thus gained an adnitta uce
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PROVO.
Garden City Notes.

Thomas Leeper has been bound over
q $500 bail to await the action Of the
+ utth district court on O charge o
attempting to aid prisoners to escape.
Hsbs CLARK OF Pleasant Grove, ha.
been sentenced to psy fine OF $50 anu
to thirty daos' imprison ment In the
county jail on the onarge OF wife beat.
Ing.
Theodore NJ. Samuelsen Of Ball
Lake. aged 81, anu Ellen Boz de, oil
Pleasant Grove, aged 20, have re.
oeived marriage licenses.
Hon. George Rich and family of
Logan are vesiling relatives In Pay.
con.
The case OF &c. Z. Shosbridge ct al.
vs Annie NJ. Moore, suit for the. res
torstion OF prior real estats, which
plaintiffs claim defendant has entefec
upon and occupied without authority,
is on before Judge DuseDberry. De.
iendant claims TO own the property Oh
the widow OF Henry j. More, ds-
ceased.
Fred TaltOn and Addie Schroeder,
and Isaac MoEwan and Miss Csli
Fiemming, all OF Provo, have secured
marriage licenses.
ORD Bros.' store OF Lshi has been
burgIarizei aud large quantity OF
merchandise taken away.
q. W. Lloyd, who was arrested
here on the charge OF peddling with.
out n license, and was convicted, war
admitted TO pail in 500 Furnished by
Provo business man. Lloyd taileu
to be on hand for sentence and the
bail was forfeited. The defendant q
suspected Of having stolen the shoes
from the o. i. l.. Railroad company
Col. Cash has returned from his
visit to Missouri and other eastern
pointr.
The stock and fixtures LOT the Ex.
celsior Drug and Paint Co., assigned,
have been purchased by The Smool
Drug company. This firm will con.
duct two drug stores hereafter.
It 10 reported that Proistsor d. II,
christensen has resigned rs pripoipai
OF the State branch normal schools
Cedar, On account OF having been
called on mission to Switzerland.
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LETTER FROM MISSISSIPPI.
A Resident 1here Givas His yi,ws Of
the Mormon Conference In
slurges, Miss.

sTURaEs, Miss, June lat, 1897
To the Editor:
Our vicinity has had q most enjoy
able time IN the assembling OF the
NJ ssissi, pi conference In our midst,
s me two years since, certain parties
here said: "rhe people OF this com.
munity don't want Mormonism among
them, and they are not going to have
IT." wonder what they think now.
The opposition manifested then, with
lis increased violence since, has been
n slepping-stono to plant Mormonlsm
firmly ON this same forbidden ground.
This lie one Instance among numerous
others where Mormon ism--so called
No been "kicked up hill" by ns
enemies.
The town OF Sturges during
conference hai one OF the great.
st displays OF the subllmity
~
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| anu grandeur Of the Gospsl
OF the Lord Jesus Christ ever wit.
messed In this community. There was
quite q resp. ctable crowd out each
Jay to listen TO the strange doctrines oil
the Mofmons. They doubtless ex-
pected to bear fomething akin 10 NJ a.
hommsusnism, or they knew not
wbsi; but Instead they heard the plain,
simple story OF the cross, from which
man-maJe theology was eliminated.
When mIoa that is precious, so far 40
many OF the scots today are cvncerned,
Ei er Pomsr y explained the origin Of
tue b ok vi Mormon, anu proved by
inco ntestibie soriplursl evidence, iss
diviae authsnncity, Toe peopl % won
yer knew no bUun :; anu wheu Elder
RydaIch gave them u sketch OF U alb,
past anu presen, with the status and
stanuiug o. tie Mormon people, their
trials and sufierlDgs tor the Gospe's
sake, ,esrs wellcu up la tue eyes o.
some unused 10 weeping.
The M fmons are utuslIy looked
upon as most wOiuiIy deluded, aud
now II Il thought by many tnat ODJ
Tue mot Ignorant anu tupeTstitiOus
Will embrace or have Huytn,Dg 10 u
with Mormonsm. But wnen they
leatn, as they uid on this ouoss Oh,
that Utah stands thru III point o
education OF the states composing this
treat republic, they may wet imEsine
that soms OF the gfandest mvn OF this
ielu0 10 have zee reareI there. When
the iacls are known OF tue care aul
psinstskisg OF the training OF their
sons and daug hlers, as they grow up
to maD and womaDho0d, they Wen
may cease to wonder at the results. III
any outside testimony were needed 10
sh W the b lgb plane upon which the
people OF Utah move, l would respec-
July reIer the Iea3er 10 al arti-
Gle In tho Atlanta (Georgis) Con.
stiiution relative to Hon. Frank
J. Cannon, Senator from Utah.
Much prejudice Was allsyeJ, as the
Eluers visitsu among the people, anu
the universal testimony, 50 lar rs l
have been able to learn, 10 that they
were the incest AID grandest lot Of
men ever Assem- bled In Ssurges.
Many OF the old moe,-oocks, " 1
should so call them, reIused 10 come
cut to the meeting, aud Kept all others
away that they could, but In spite Of
their eft rts many came, AMI the gooa
seeI was scattered lar anu Wide, aud
evidently will bring iorlh fruit In the
near iuture. ii. p. DoTsoN.
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TO the spacejus under the roof. From
this position they were able to bresk
parts OF the roof away. When
they had frish-d the once com.
Portable home aft rded less projection
Than the poorest barn. The shirgles
ami lumber were scattered about th o
yard and the plaster and dirt on tn p
furniture ano a jors
The house was, II 10 claimed, worth
about 81, 900, and there 10 no apparen !
reason for tearing 1t down, other than
t. get rid OF tho tenants.
Emmertson, who Is . poor man,
hss lived 10 this plscs b.cause he Q ul
vi I'd no better, althcugh he cal
he feared severe sitkn,tsi his family
on acc unit of exposure to co d anu
storme. He finally spplled to the
c unity attorney, d the result wa
ha 2 criminsl &C ION was begin.
The LAugtons gave notics through
heir o unsel, Attorney Joseph Rics-
srds, that an sppea wguid he taken.
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NO MORMON NEED APPLY.
Gus BGckman's Appointment. as swed.
ish Vice t0n,ul Refused BE-
cause OF His Religion.

Mr.. Gustave II. Backmsn OF this
city received letter from the Swedish
and Norwegian consul, MIR. A. Grip,
today refusing to appoint him to the
Swedish vice oontnlship at Salt
Lake City. This was rather 4
surprise since Senators Rswlins
and Cannon and Representative
King ali strongly recommended him,
and he had received the pest endorse.
ments from prominent men here. In
fact Mr.. Baokman had resolved infor-
nation from Senator RswIins indicat-
ing chat he would certainly receive
the appointment. The reason for the
refusal on the part Of Mr.. Grip to sub
nit Mr.. BRckmau's name to the
Swedish officials was that Mr.. Biok.
man Is : Mormon.
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Eddy and Chapman.

w. M, EIdy an Charles Chapman .
TWO well known bunco stesrers, ar
again 10 the tolls, the couple being
charged with gam ding, to9elher
with charge o. vagranoy
again at the fret named. They
were arraigned In the police
court this morning but refused to
plead until they had consultei an at.
iorney, hence the hearing was set Tor
tomorrow at 10 Pollock. Y-sterday
they iswindlet F. J. 5sndturg out Of
$3.50, 80 he says.
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Court Notes.

The case OF Mary w. Hswley Va
w. Moyle.
Il Savings bank Va ID. j. Williams;
judgment was ordered for SAL.
Judge Hiles returned from Msnti
this morning anu Judge Johnson, W b o
hes bsen occupying the bench In the
equity division OF the TDird district
court. lett for Moab 10 hold a session
o. oJuTt.
Iu the case Of Taylor, Romney,
Armstrong company VS.. Prussian
National Insurance company, de-
iyndsnts ordered to pay the money
INTO court to be distributed among the
inierveuors.
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LOWER COURr AFFIRMED.

supreme Court Opinions In Three
Casss--H, ssier Must Serve His Term,
The Supreme court TO lay handed
down an opinion In tho case OF job Ii
J. Montague, respondent, vs George
McCarroll, appellant, afiirmiug the
judgment of the lower court.
The action was brought to quiet
title to twenty acres of land which
plaintiff claimed to own. Defendant
denied the allegations OF the com.
plant, claimipg to have been In pos.
session thereof since 1875.
1t appears that Adolph Hanksm-
msr and wife appointed Joseph q.
Hemingway their agent, giving him a
power Of attorney, and said agent
gave to plaintiff quit claim deed to
the land In question. Hankammer
Afterwards gave u deed of the land to
John J. Ryan, In which he revoked
the power OF attorney given TO Hem.
ingray. The lower court held that the
power Of attorney could not be
revoked, as it was part OF the con.
tract, and the Supreme court afiirmea
the decision.
heHupreme court also handed down
an opinion affirming the decision Of
the lower iurt In the ease OF the State
OF Utah vs. Daniel Kesslsr. Dsienda Mt,
Was tried anu found guilty OF murder
ln the second degree, and he was sen
fenced to fourteen years imprisonment.
An appeal was taken, new trial or.
dered and this time he was found
guilty OF granddaughter and sentenced
10 ak years impriionmont. From
this he appealed and the Supreme
court fl rmed the dsclsion.
The Supreme court also handed
down an opinion sfii rming the Iudg-
ment of the lower court IN the case OF
George e. Woolley VS. Maynes, Wells
q company. a corporation, ana John
KirkmaD, assignee.
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THE DISTRICT COURT.
Setting Of Civil Cases by Judge
Cherry.
WALKER DAMAGE SUIT HEARING.
Suit Against III X Mining Company
for $1,000 divorce
braUted.

This was no. busy day In the
district court, nothing being done IL
the criminal branch anu very little In
the equity branch, while Judge
Cherry was occu pied in the setting OF
cases and In hearing the damage suit
OF Warren M. Walker against the Salt
Lake City Railroad company.
The first business done in Judge
Cherry's court this morning was the
Getting OF civil cases to be heard be.
tween Monday, June 2lst, and Fri.
day, July end. Following is a list of
the cases set:
MONDAY, JUNE 81.
NJ. II. Beardsley We 8. w. Morrlso n
ct nj. Oiden Hile.; j. NJ. Bowman.
q. A. North W Il. Il. Aveson. f.
g. Luxe. y. A. Kepner.
Daniel I. Ridu,cb Va b. Sprenger;
Breeze Il Burris; G. Ira Krets.
TUESDAY, JUNE %.
Horace A. Heath We Salt Lake City;
Zane u Zane; Wm. Mckay.
w. .. Post vs. q. Foote ct al; +. d.
II. Thompson; q. w. Morse.
Utah d Montana Machine Go. VS. +.
J. p. Pascoe; q. W. Morse; J. M.
Thomas.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23.
David Ii. Sherman va kasmus Rss.
mussen; Rswlins d. Criichlow; John
A. Bssley.
Watson Mining company va Jordan
Valley Manufacturing company ct NJ;
Bennett, Hardness. Howat IL Bradley;
II. 3. McCsilum, A. L.. Hoppaugh.
Sam Levy VS. ii. g. p. Coates ct al;
Sam Lswls; II. Dinuiony.i
THURSDAY, JUNE "a.
8. r. Walker vs. John A. 5hettle;
George ID. Nye; s. McDswall.
Robert X. shepard vs NJ. Burton;
II. B. Sheparc; o. W. Power.
l.. l.. O'Han,on vs. VIM. X. Belcher
o. al; Shekell & Hutchinson; George
A. BuIgon, s. h. Lewis.
FRIDAY, JUNE 25.
II lin q. Scovills, etc, VS. Salt Lake
City; Powers, 5tIaup & Lippmau; VIM.
Mckay.
A. F. Angel va g. d. Amos; Jas.
A. Williamt; Loofbourow Il Kohn.
lawn EcSlb3 W. Ss III. 6JUuWlu y
ni; W. A. Byers, J. NJ. Thomas; Geo.
Wes,erveli.
David Euoles VS. Edward f. Aver
OF al; w. A. Byere, j. M. Thoms,;
Geo. Westsrveit.
MONDAY, JUNE %.
A, A. Dalton VS. h. g. w. Ry. Co.;
d. II. Lewis, u. A. Burgon; Bennett,
HArkness, Howat & Bradley.
Henry Brough VS. salt Lake g ity;
Powers, Straup Il Lippman; VIM. Me-
Kay.
J. II. Taylor VS. Ere King ct al; p.
Lochrie, Powers, btraup Il Lippma u:
Dey d Street.
TUESDAY, JUNE 20.
J. l.. Lawson vs il. Smith, etc.; J.
Sloan; A. McMaster, b. y Smith.
Boyd Park vs. II. l.. Duvali ct al;
Sutherland & Murphy; G. 3. Vsrian.
Freed Furniture & Carpet co mpany
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Municipal League.

AT the municioal league meetin ny
last evening Mrs. L. b. Wells read an
entertaining paper on Women n
a Factor in Municipal Politics;
Henry w. Lawrence spoke n
the Initiative and the II ''srendum;
arrangement. were maize ra bra CHI
organisation ID esch municipal war;
and pisns for n,ss MEETING fn the
Grand Opera house June Gath were
adopted.
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One More Pioneer Reported.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Saupete Co..

MOUNT PLEAsANr, Sanpeto Co.,
Utah, June l7tb, 1897.
To the Editor:
My lathsr, Abraham Day, was 4
Battalion boy. He was hoaorably dis
charged from the United States ser.
Woe in California, and on the way
home arrived In Salt Lake City, Oclo.
Der 10Th, 1S47. He lett on the l9Gh o.
the same month to Join his family Ia
Kanesviile, or Council Bluffs. He
will soon be 50 years of age. My
mother Is rs. Both are able to bs
around.
l could give some very interesting
Incidents OF his life, but fear trespass.
ing ON your time.
JOSEPH 3, DAY.
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Tomorrow at Lagoon.

Tomorrow the people Of the Fifth
ward will have an outing at Farming.
ton Lagoon. A program OF sports AMI
outdoor exercises has been arranged
and the probabilities are that n good
crowd will be In attendance. There
will Rlsol be a game OF baseball-.he
Kids against the G1Rts.
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Seaman Sent to Jail.

Burt Seaman. the deaf mute, was
tried before Justice Wenger yesterday
afternoon for battery, found guilty
and sent to Jail for 25 days. Scanlsn
lie the man who assaulted Ed. Murthie
last Saturday night. Murthie 10 now
at the hospital In very preoarious
condition.
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WEATHER VANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Wyoming and oregon
Stations.

Weather reports showing obssrva.
lions Mt 8 Am. today:
Salt Luke City-Barometer, 1884
temperature, 90; minimum, 4s; wilma,
southeast, 4miles per hour; clear.
Baker CITY Barometer, 29.94; tenn
persture, 40; minimum, Az; vino,
southeast, light; rain, .O4 inchet;
cloudy.
Observation-Disclosures, 20 94; tenn
perature, AZ; minimum, 3S; wind,
northwest, 6 miles per hour; clear.
Havre-Bsrometer, 29.7s; tempsra,
lure, so; minimum, As; wind, south.
west, IL miles per hour; rain, 10
inches; clear.
Helepa--Barometer. 1904; tempera.
ture,40; minimum, 40; wind, south
west, light; rain, 10 inches; cloudy.
Miles CIty-Barometer, 29,7s; tenn.
peraiure, 81; minimum, 80; wind
northwest, light; clear.
Wjpnemucca - Barometer, 1884
temperature, 40; minimum, 3s; wind
northeast, l2 IN les per hour; cloudy.
Idaho Fslls-- Barometer, 80.O4; tenn.
perature, 80; minimum, 80; wind
southwest, light; rain, .Ol inches;
clear.
General ana local forecasts for 30
hours endine s p. m. Saturday:
For Utah forecast made by the
forecast official ut San Franciscol:
Fair tonight and Saturday; increasing
cloudiness; stationary temperature.
Salt Lake City and vicinity: Fall
tonight and Saturday; warmer Salur.
day.
j. Ii. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
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paper TO 4 per cent; sterling exchange firm
with actual business in bankers bills al is7 V
for deman and aset for 20 days Posted
rates 49, a 4sTS and as a 4esh
Commercial bills, - 61L.
silver certificates, s6U1s 10 Gi.
Bar silver, boIf.
Mexican dollars. Al
Government bonds, frm, New 10 regist.,
si2.ys; 10. coupon. sl2cSi 10 registered.
y iSt DO, coupon; 81 lsh; 4s reg stored.
IS OF 1svs. 81 VIZ.
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STATE OF UTAH. L..
once Of the Secretary Of State
!, james I. Hammond. secrothry OF State of
the state Of Utah, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is full. true and correct
copy of the Annual statement of the general
condition of the above named insurance com
pany, led In my onlce on Seventeenth day of
June 1881. In pursuance 10 the LAWS Of this
State relating to insurance companies
In witness whereof have he eunto set my
hand and affixed the great seal OF
the State OF Utah, at salt Lake City,
(sEAL) this nth day Of June. 1877.
j. T. HAMMOND.
Secretary OF State.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
NEE ling.

NoTIUE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN meeting of the stockholders Of tn :
Utah and salt Lake Canal Company will be
held on saturday. the third day OF July. 1897
at one O'Clock p. M, at the Fourteenth ward
meeting house. in the CITY and County OF sa
Lake, Slate of Utsh, for the purpose OF con-
sidering tho sdvissbility of entering into con-
tract with the Electric Power Company, q cor.
porAtion. whereby the SAID Electric Power
Company may have the use of a portion Of the
Utah and salt Lake Canal to convey water
through the same for the purpose of general
Ing power, and for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come before
the meeting
GEO. q. LAMBERT,
Dated June ls. 1907.
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Here, Pioneers |

There are few Pioneers who have
failed 10 respond, and there is NO ev :
dence at hand as to whether they are
living or dead. II The Information
ac:s, 1t would obIise the semi.centcn.
pial commission.
SPENCER CLAwsoN,
CnaiTmgn.
The names missing are:
Alexander P. Chesley,
Monroe Frink,
David Powers,
Gillroid Summe,
Robert Il. Thomas,
George Wardle,
Isaac p. Decker.
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An Ordinance amending Section XIV of Chap.
ter ~ OF the Revised Ordinances OF salt
Lake City OF 1894.
Be 1t ordained by the CITY Council OF Salt Lake
City. state OF Utah:
SECTION l.
That section XIV of Chapter q OF the Revised
Ordinances of 1892. be amended by striking
out everything after the word "eamc" on line
4 Of said section. and insert e IN lieu thereof
the following! "upon tho fling OF such hppli'
cation, and upon payment into the City treas ,
table, and of S2o per annum iorIeach and every
pin or ball alley or nine or ten pin alley, and
the RUNWAY thereof, specned In said applica'
SECTION II.
So much Of Section XIV Chapter 90 Revised
ordinances of 1894 In conflict herewith, is
hereby repealed.
SECTION III.
This ordinance shall be In force from and
Passed by the City Council of Salt Lake
City, state of Utah. June 5,h. 1897. title ap-
proved and referred to the Mayor for his APP
proval.
lsEAL DAVID :. EMERY
City Recorder
Approved this the 10th day OF June, A. d :, 1897.
JAMES GLEsDlSNIsG.
STATE OF UTAH,
City and County OF salt Lake,
Lake City. Stale OF Utah. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is fu !, true. auu
correct copy OF an ordinance entitled An
ordinance amending secIion Nv of Chapter
" of the Revised Ordinances of salt Lake
City of 1892" passed by the CITY Council OF
said city June sth. 1897, and approved by the
Mayor June 10th. 1897, ms appcars OF record in
my Office.
In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the corporate seal OF SAID
city this the 18th day OF June, A. D., 1897.
tSEAL1 DAVID o. EMERY,
City Recorder.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 80
city and County Of saa Francisco.
W j. Callinghan being Only sworn. deposes
and says that he 10 the above described officer
of said company, and That the foregoing state.
ment OF the general condition of said com
pany on saiu thirty first day of December.
1896. Is correct according to the best Of his In
formation, knowledge and belief. respect lively.
W. J. CALLINGuAM.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me This 18th
(sEAL) day Of June. 1881
GEO II. KNOX,
Notary Public In and for the City and County
OF San Francisco, State of California.
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The euit OF Warren Nj. Walker
against the Salt Lake City Railway
company for Si5,l7S, which was be-
gun before Ju,ge Cherry and a jufy
yesterday, was Taken W anu occupied
the remainder OF the day. The plain
tifi's evidence was ali In and the de.
fendanps statement OF the case 10 the
Jury was cJuciuLed before the noon
recess. This afternoon the examina
ton Of witnesses for the defense was
commenced. The other Jurors in
Attendance were excused until Mon.
day at 10 a. N.
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vs. Mile H. DUNCAN; Booth, Lie &
Gray; W. f. dunter, 8. IL. Lewis

vs. Mile II. Dungap; Booth, Lie &
Gray; W. f. 9unter, g. IL. Lewis.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30
Albert Ellinger ,va Henry Eisem, n
ct nj; Booth, Lee & Gray; Dey &
Street.
D-seret National Bank, etc, We
Eias Morris OF a; LeGrsnd Young;
b, + fguspt, J. M. Cauno
Harry Edwards " ID seret N stio . ~
Bank; McCailum q Hoppaugh; Lee.
Grnnu YJuDg. ie
THURSDAY JULY 1.
James Dwyef VI SAL Lake City;
Powsr, 5trsup & L.ppmin; Wnism
Mex -. 800
Jacob Pc rovI,zky We N It I'M Brig.
hsm; II b. Bn.p,rd, CurrriDgtJb q
Hardness; Booth, L. e d Gray.
Brown s eor company vs. Z. NJ.
Freed; II. b. Shepard; h 10Th, Lee &
Gray.
FRIDAY, JULY 2.
Jesse w. Or pby j.. VS. ID. W. SuiIi-
Van ct al; b. Ferguson; Powers &
Suaup.
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Orient Insurance Company.
Made to the Secretary of State of the state Of
of Utah, in pursuance OF the Laws re-
lating 10 Insurance companies.

lating to Insurance companies.
l. The name and locality OF the
company = Orient Insurance
company of Hartford. Conn.
2. The amount of Its capital stock les 500 0t0 90
3. The amount Of its capital stock
paid up 10 ......... ..........,...... 5O0.OOO o.
Z. The amount of its assets is...... 2,27s,73o 25
8. The amount of its liabilities Tin.
GLIDING capital is........,.. =. l,72i,2A %
over all iisbiliiies is. 49,. ~. $3.50, 8,
Z. The name of It's agent or attor-
ney, residing IN this state. upon
whom service OF process In any
civil action against said com
pany may be made, is A. IL
Ensign.
were.......,,.........,........:;... i..aa.sie so
year were -. s U.s.. l, $780, 50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-18

The care OF Eiise deissler vs.. VIM
Anderson, was set Tor Wednesday,
July TN, to br tried with ut jury.
J. A. Williams 10 PLAINTIFF attorney
and J. M.Cannon appears ior deienu-
ant.
The CAGE OF ID. q. McLschlan We.
w. b. Doldridge ct al was sci for
Thursday, July Sth. Brown & Hen
derson are paintiff's sttornei and
Bennett, Hardness, II wal &c Bradley
also be tried without a Jury.