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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-04
MINES AND MINING.
The Year Opa1S FaYOTably on The
Stock Exchange.
Stocks ACTIVE AT GOOD FIGURES
a. ". MeCuuo VIII ship Slocan Ores
10 salt lake--N ws Gath rings
From Macy sources.

The year 1897 opened under very
favorable auspices in the pit OF the
stock exchange, the brokers showing
to all concerned that business In min
ing Stoke was not lsgging by any
means, but directly TO the contrary.
During t1day's call some of the ex.
change members were heard to remark
that 1.-THE advance agent OF prosperity
must Rave hit the town" as the
manner in which ssles were
being mnde was caution and sur
prscd even the most sanguine. II
business keeps up during the year 80
1t has commenced, things Will be
mighty lively and exceedingly
Interesting in the pit OF the exchange.
Anchor as etarler opened the oall
with y bid OF 81 % for the stcck, but
offerings OF 1t n, any figure failed to
mRterializc. Ajax was active Mt
strong quotations and 500 shares
changed nande, most ~ 1t going at 81
cents. Bullion-By ok, DAILY West anu
Fuur Aces were stationary; the iormsr
sold at $685. and the latter at le4
cents. Mercur showed exception"
strength and was freely bid for ut
S7O5, hut holders advanced in their
uemauGs for the stooE ana reused to
part with 1t under .S725. Mammoth
was favored stock Vuring the call and
recorded transfers at s2.57!, while the
closing bid was 81 SO, with free offer.
inCs of The etock nj 81. SO.
Very few unlisted stocks were called
out today, but Notwithstanding this
eeveral sales were made. Northern
Light was e seller at $50 ceuts, Sun
beam at 10 anu Little Pitsburg at a..
The former was strong in the bidding
at IS cent?, while Swansea was wanted
ri s2,979 aui South Swansea at S2.U79
Bucs-, g was o. 0hering at 10 coAss
ana bid for at 0l
TIE elgslng figures were as folloWf:
LISTED STOCKS.
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PROM PARK CITY.
News OF the Mines There AZ ToId lily
the Record.

News OF the Mines There 40 Toid Dy
the Record.
Ike Osborne has put In concentrat-
Ing plant below the Cresnen. mill. Ii
is quite ext nsive In sIss anu perfect
In Construction and gives evidence o!
uolng hrst.cnss work.
The south set OF bUilers at the Marsac
mill sprung bad leak Tnursday mora
| log anu mad to DC clgaed down Tor re-
| pairs. 1t will no two weeks ut least
before they are ready for use. The
trouble was large crack which rem.
dered further use extremely dangerous.
The Anchor resumed operations this
morning with force o: twenty-three
men. developments Will be confined
10 tue exploration OF ore bodies Ia sight
and in opening up new ones. The
resumption OF tue Anchor, even with q
small lorce, sptaks well aud hoids out
strong hope Tor prosperous year,
Narcoe & Fnndt, who are jlgging
Oatariu tailInge are funDing regularly
aud making periodical shipments VI
ore that undoubtedly pays running
expenses together with q fair margin,
A night ami day ehIit are KEEP, sleauily
at WORK and shipments Of ore are quite
the plant is success,ul.
There was considerable claim Jump.
ing Thursday nigh acoordlug 70 all
reports, ana sVme gr,uai waa relocated
mat 10 sure t. make l,.uuie IN the near
lutur'. One block OF grouud lyInr
nssr The DAILY West was jumped, nd
strong evidence exists that it was cyeu
TO relocation. The situation of the
ground 10 evidence that it lie valuable,
anu there ID little doubt that trUubls
Will result.
Active work ia again the order OF the
day at the Vallej3, and work 10 being
prosecuted In both tho long tunnel AT
In the uriit being driven on the veiu
at the bottom Of the wlngs sunk on the
ore body. The ore Is holding Ito own
both IN quality aud qaantily and the
mice looks well. The company has
completed assessment work on the
bavary. another group adjoining tue
Vallejo.
The fret move OF the Rescue Gold
Mining compEuy will b. to make
thorough test o. the various methOde of
concentration with the view TO finding
some syst@Sn that will hands, the mil
tallings rapiulY anu proiitRhiy. The
mine II nov equi PEG with mill that
caves all the Iree gold, but the ores
contsin high percentage Of ulphides,
carrying good values. which are now
going to waste. Itsime means can be
found OF extracting those cheaply the
property VIII pay handsome Teturns.
Correspondence has already been
opened with several parties IN refer
ence TO tests on the ores aud 1t Is
thought that means OF saving the
sulphides will coon be found.
Following arc tue ore ehipmonts
from the Mel utosh Sampler for the
present week: Silver King, 794, 800;
o tario, 447, 100; DAILY, 4l,63O; Blrnes
Bros. concentrates, $3.50; solOerr ~
Gustavsou, 24.72O. TOTAL ponnus,
1916, 22O.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Cullen-Miss Lizzie Harlin, Corinne;
d. Morrison. San Francisco; w. l.. Price,
Eureka; j. w. Hatfield, Eureka; q. An
drews, Nephi; NJ. Mahoney, Nevada; 5.
II Elwood, Nebo, Utah; Frank Carroll,
orangevillo.
Walker--James w. Linnell, Tuscarora,
New; j. q. Logan, " w. Quinn, Bing-
ham; j. Whitmoro, w. G. Sparks j. 4.
Hyde, Nephi; w. l.. Scott, DeIIamar,
New; II. ID. Andrews, Mercur; &. V.
Wheeler and wife, Silver city.
empleion-Ciay Lambert, Chic go;
j. c. Gleason, Kansas Ciy; l.. A. Wagon
halls, Miss Alena Konger, Miss Florence
Everett Guy Lindiy Of the Louis Jamos
company; 4. ID. Council, Omaha; w. NJ.
Hennossy, Miss Fannie Hennessy, Paul
Smither, Spokane.
Kuutsford-L Lawrence Greer, New
York; Mrs. w.. X. Quinau, w. Il.
Wheeler. san Francisco; NJ. l.. Garman.
81. Joseph; Louis james and wife, Mo-;
Sam roplctz, New York; z. NJ. Clement,
Transvaal; j. X, Norris, Bedford, Ind.
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contractors on the Eghty.nine mine,
are puttii Ia holsling machinery to
be run by steam from the Bpauish
mill, and will soon have It Ia opera
tioD. They will sink Tor the purpose
OF making connection IN the Eighty
nine with the great Niagara tunnel,
and solve the problem Of where the
vein sis at" which failed to Rhow up
In the tunnel.
Work ie being resumed on the Com
gor above the Keystone, by q. Il. Hall
and w. t. Williams. There ie con-
siderable water In the shaft, which II
to be pumped preparatory TO urther
sinking. The Con or gave up some
excellent ore Midsummer, anu ImpOrt-
ant results are expected from further
developments.
Stopping was begun last Sunday In
the south dritt of the julia Dean mine
under three leases, By AIT Hiosok,
Ed Stone, ami Hepburn d Muxneld.
Dan aimed to "give tue boys u
cnance," ami they will all 90 well
without u doubt.
Toe Mopteznma has upwards Of 100
tons in the bius, which viii bo shipped
by tho 10TH instant.
Hanueome specimens OF galena ana
black iron Were received ~ Copper
company's flee from the Slsrius
mine this week. And they ran way
up.
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Orders in Fquify.

In the federal court today Judge
Marshall attended to the setting of the
following case:
Gilbert ID. Amos w S. NJ. Green ct
al; set for trin January 10th.
Cornelius w. 5eebsr Va the CONNER
oial National Bank OF Ogden; motion
TO strike out denied; demurrer TO COM
plant; taken under advieement over.
ruled.
The United States vs Arthur J. Lowe
OF al; eel Tor trial January lltb.
The United States vs. Richard Mack
intash ct al; ST. tor trial January 18th.
The United States va tue Salina
Stock company get for trial Jan. 18Th /.
Tho United States VS. Il. Y. Cham.
bers et nj set for trial Jan. I2th.
The United States Va Geo. n. Har.
mon ct al SGT Tor trial jan. 18Th.
The Commercial bank AMI Earl w,
Suencer and Charles b. Mcdonald vs
Victoria Mining Go. ct al, set for trial
Jan. 18TH.
Patrick Kervln VS. James Andrus Ell
al, leave to amend complaint as pre-
scented and oIder filed.
Demurrer OF Hard and BlRzzard set
for hearing Jan. 18Th.
Order for services OF Hanson and
vile as per order sigaed.
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EMBEZZLED 500.
Carleton Kemp Arrested in Ogden Oh q
Charge of unlawinlly spprOprl.
aliUg Money.

A warrant was sworn to on Saturday
by II. w. b. Kantner, business
manager OF the Argus, for the arrest OF
Carleton Kemp, ON the charge OF en-.
bezziing the sum OF 500.
About three weeks ago Kemp
applied TO Mfr. Kantner for position.
He claimed to DO In poor circumsla ces
auu expressed himself as being willlr q
10 do anything to earn an honest
Wing. MIR. Kantner took pity on
him and after rigging him up,
and giving him some money,
ttartel him of for Cache county on o
selecting expedition. Kemp, accoru-
Ing to the reports that reached the
business Office, was doing big bust.
ness, but his own letters conveyed "A
tale OF IN iseTy and woe. Mr.. Kantner
wae in receipt of information that told
HIM Kemp had collected ut least
SlOO on subscription. No account
ing had been made 10 the office,
however. Deputy Sheriff Thomas went
10 Ogden Saturday and arrested Kemp
who is now In tho county Jail. On
the way TO the city Kemp admitted to
the deputy sheriff that ne had gotten
away with the money, but gave drink
rs an excuse for his wIODg doing. The
defendant will proOa bly, be given a
hearing before Judge Morris S MINER
moFr W.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-04

sou sged 81, both OF Salt Lake Ciiy
were granted licences 10 wed ny
County Clerk Dunbar iihis afternoon
Curtis G. Bolton, aged 23, aud Kate
Biyson, aged 90, both OF salt Laae
CITY; Joseph IL. Marriott, aged 20, sn
Enz beth WiIliams, aged 20, bith ~
SANITY; Thomas A. Howard. aged 40,
and SARAH Il. Fuller, aged SO, both Of
Big Cottonwood; Jesse G. Eclon,. aged
20, OF Salt Lake CITY, aud Emma
Wiliiams, aged 20, OF Murray, were
granted marriage licenses today.
VIM. Is. Mccormick, doing business
under the name Of the California WINE
Co., fled a cult ia the district court TO-
day sgalnst William Williams anu
Joseph rripp for the recovery oil the
sum OF STAG AZ, with interest from
March 20, 1895, alleged to be due ior
goods, wares and merchandise sold t.
the defendants. s. H. Lewis is pain
tins attorney.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Louis Jsmes Tonight. - The ad-
vance sale at the Theater box Off loo
indicales that large audience Will
witness the initial performance CT
Spartacus by Louie james and HE
/, fiji iiant company. This plly as pro.
duced by Mr.. James has attracted
widespread attention and great curl.
oslty Is evidenced in his version OF 1t
by cur thester.going people. Mr..
James lie a iorCelul actor and in roles
similar 10 that oil Spartacus where
beIOlcs conetitute the action of the
play te lie decidedly able. SpartacuA
Win be given tonight anu tomorrow
night nnd Wednesday afternoon. A
special matinee will Uo given OF MIR.
James new comedy My Lord anu
5 ,me Ladlcf, the enlightenment closing
Wednesday evening vito another
performance Ui lha same play. 1t was
The original intention Of Mi. James's
managers to give Spartncus for TWO
nlRhts ana close the engs cement
with performance OF Hamlet hut
considerable pressure was brought to
bear upon hem ami 1t was finally de.
cided that the new comedy wouii ba
given on Wednesday afternoon anu
evening. This viii be very crafty
ing news to our thesteI-goeTs who will
uOubtlesB show substantial appTecla.
ton Of 1t.
Mr.. Kemper explained his reluct.
hnce in using the new play here by
saying that the piece had only been
produceu experimDntaliy this season
aud that it's great success hnd caused
them to Withdraw 1t TO make g special
feature oil it next season. The piay
was giveD It's first production Ia New
OgIeAns about two mObths ago aud
made q pronounced bit on its fret pre-
esntatlon. 1t hns been piayed malt Il
duzsu times siAcP to confirm the
original verde. Ii 10 romantic,
historical comuuy, adspted from the
French OF Eugsue Scribe. 1. tells the
st0ry OF the elevation 10 the prime
miUistiy Of England OF LOrd BoIiug-
broke the famous wit and slateamgn
OF the period oil QuVeu Anne. The
characters are ull historical ami in-
clude LORD BolingbrOke, Queen Anne,
he Duchess OF MarlouI.uEb, Lazy
Marlou Churchill, SIR Arthur F9rroT,
the NJ '1quis de TOrcy ambassador nom
and other minor characters. IL IL a
story OF court Intrigue, a duel OF wits
between Bollngbroke anu the Duchess
OF Marlborough. Mr.. James, comedy
WORK is often considered the rest SIDE
OF mis- truly remarkably versatile art.
His Bolingbroke should be wholly
delightful.
Giand-rhe Burglar win be- put on
the boards at the Grand tonight for
the week and the management OF the
house are confident that another big
weeks busiuess will be done. Tiny
Burton VIII appear again this week IN
The Burglar in part Tor which she 10
well adapted anu the Grand stuck
company all have copgenial roles in
this bill.
The Lyceum-rhe National stock
company Will close their engagement
at this house this week, pteseutiug
two very good playH. Monte CristO
viii be the opening Dill for the week,
continuing until Thursday night, when
change Will be made to The Flu.
gitive. Good business has marked the
performances given by the National
stock company thus far ana equally
goou buslness is assured for the balance
OF their stay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-04
WEATHER YANE.
Observations Taken ut Utah, Idaho
Montana, Oregon and Wyoming
stations.


Weather reports showing observa.
lions at Am. today:
Salt Lake Barometer, 30 6S;
temperature, II; minimum, l8; wind,
east, . miles per hour; rain, % Inch
clear.
Cheyenne-Barometer, 80. So; TEN.
perature, 10; minimum, s.; wind
northwest, "a miles per hour; rain, .os
inches; clear.
Havro-- Barometer, 80. AZ; tenn.
peTaiure, 0; minimum, D; wind.
northeast, light; clear.
Winnemucca - Barometer, 80. IS;
temperature, 20; minimum, "a; wind,
east, ~ mites per hour; partly cloudy,
Idaho Falls-BarOmeier, 81. 10; tom.
perature, 9; minimum, o.; wind,
northwest, miles per hour; rain, oil
inches; snow.
General and local forecasts Tor sG
honTs ending 5 ?. m. Tuesday:
For Utah; Fair tonight ana Tuesday.
continued cold weather.
Salt Lake City and vicinity: Fair
this afternoon, tonight anu Tutslny.
Tuesday colder.
j. II. SMITH,
Observer Weather Burean
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah.
Today's temperature lie shown in the
'ao simiie Thermometer gigen below;
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The following communication was
submitted 10 the board:
Your petitioner respectfully asks
that your honorable body mold In
allegiance that contract which was
AWARDED to q. b. 6quires anu G. +.
Emery, by the retiring court for the
following reasons tO-wit:
First-That your hoUorable body
may have o chance TO investigate 10
zee whether II 10 absolutely necessary.
Sec nd.-That the price Is not ride
u.ous high ana ~ so that the tax payers
may not be made to suffer.
Third-That the contract was made
noe for the pubic veal nor for any
efficiency that might accrue to the re-
oorder for tho act done aud performed,
but for another reason familiar 10 ali
who have watched the Rcts OF the
"trio" who have been dismissed from
Office through the acts OF the voters In
not giving Them proper amount OF votes
10 reinststo them. But that the two
"worthies," who have been sucking at
the public teat for the last two years
may keep their corporation in perfect
health aRd rotnnuity which comes
frem imbibing from heslthy and
pietonic which was put in the hands u
the "trio" dismissed. / have under.
stood that public contracts were re-
CURED by law TO be published anu
II this one had been done Ia thAt
manner, woulo, and doubt
not that many others would have cut
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L
Shortly after today's call Harry
| Joseph bought 100 shares OF Galenl
at Sl.40.
According to the Bingham Bullet n
| the shipments from the district Tor ne
year 1896 mounted to 54,016 tone,
1898 OF which were iurnished by the
Dalton and Lark.
Boise SialeBmnn: II Is rumored that
Colonel Dewey hos gone to Pittsburg
to purchase smelter which he iu-
tends operating ut Nampa. 1t is also
stated that Colonel Dewey's next
prtjtc Is to bullj raj road from
NAmpa direct TO Willow Creek anu
the Payette. II IL unde etood the
survey Will begin tomorrow.
. Grentsville move to the Tooele
Transcript snys that T. y. DuDsh o.
Salt Lake, lie just flnisning 100 foot
contract on tbs Humbug niue exten-
zion in the Timpay canyon. He told
your correspondent that he would put
up 81 900 Ia developing the mine " tho
other owners would cover it, He Is
confident about the property be ng a
good investment.
Brigham Bugler: Some ore Is still
being sent down over the Console
da,eJ's bucket tramway ami there are
probably u dozen tons ON the lower
platform. A great deal Is said to be Of
tie mouth OF the mine awaiting to BIS
sent down. This will probably be sent
to the train soon, for as yet no move has
been made to run a epur from the u.
aud N. railway over. This ore is said
10 run well In gold, silver auu leaI.
ii. q. Baker OF the Consolidatad
Mining and Milling company, passed
through Brigham Tbursday, on his
way up to the mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-04
ARMSTRONG CHOSEN
Chairman By The NV Board Of County
Commissioners To-day,
WAS NOMINATED by l.. Z. HALL
Retirement Of the Old Honda Horde
of Applicants for Poitlons-ihe
New Board Conyenes.

The busiest part OF the joint building
today was on the third floor near the
tfiice OF the county ,mmissioneIs'
Early this morning large crowd Of
men surrounded the entrance making
it almost impossible to get Inside the
doore. Thelr presence told q story Of
the number OF unemployed in the city.
All were seeking an appointment oil
some kind from the new board, and
quite q few were satisfied Of getting
something when the board got down to
work.
Promptly at 10 O'Clock, Chairman
Geddes called the board to order, and
Immediately an adjournment was
taken without tue Transaction OF any
business.
At 1910 the new board, consisting
OF Francis Armstrong, l.. Il. Hall and
J. s. Rawlins, were received by toe
members OF the old board. George h.
Blair was present and, ~ Clerk Dun
bars deputy, ofiiciated as clerk OF the
the board. When the members hal
taken their respective places. Com
missioner Hall arose and moved that
the new board organize by eleotiug
Francis Armstrong chairman. The
motion was put by Mr.. Hall and car
cried.
Mr.. Armstrong, in few remarks
thanked the members for the honor
conferred, exprtssiu & the wish that his
filling OF the position would provo sat.
isiaotory, not only to the members OF
the board but 10 the cllizeLB Of Salt
Lake csunty.
AT tho conclusion Of Mr.. Arm.
strong's remarks an adjournment was
taken until O'Clock.
Recovering the first business
transacted by the board was the con.
firmiDg OF the appointment OF CLERK
Dunbar's corps OF assistants at the
following salaries:
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Work on tue Housley mine in Three
Mile Creek canyon, four miles south =
east OF Brigham, ia progressing, says
tue Brigham City Buglsr. The tuunel
IS now In TO a depth OF thirty-eight
feet. About ak weeks ego an assay
was made OF ore from this mine, whicl
showed SO 80 to the ton. During tue
past few days another assay was maue
in Salt Lake. This ore ehoweu the
following: Gold $40; silver S2.7S;
copper 81. 10. %his is better showing
than before, which proves that as
depth is reached the ore grows richer.
The last assay was made on white
quartz rock. The ledge contains Il
streak OF white iron several inches In
thickness. All the ore is stained with
copper and iron. There seems to be au
almost Unlimited quantity in sight.
The owners OF tthe mine are Frank
Housley, Carl Crowlher Il Co.
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Elko oorTespondeDc of the Gold
Greek, New, News says that the
TuscarOra mining district has here
toiOre stood ut the head OF all other
districts in Elko county on account OF
ita large bullion output and for its
richness OF mineral veins and deposlte
and 1t still contains many vaiua BILE
lodes OF both gold ana silver, the
most noted Of which is the Dexter now
bsing worked by Utah capitalists
yielding large profits.
Tuscarora.like Gold Creek lies with.
In the great mineral Zsne that fret
makes its appearance upon the surface
at Delano district which Is situated
some 30 miles north Of Tacoma; thence
southwark embracing within iis limits
Msrdis, Hicks, Mountain City, Gold
Greek, Columbia, Bull Run Basin nd
Grand Junction; thence old Tuscarora
continuing onward to the great valley
OF the Humboldt with an occasional
ohshoot or tpurt like Lone Mountain
and Rock Greek. Each of these dis.
tricls Will be more specially referred to
later on, as It is our purpose 10 do full
Justice to all outlying districts.
Although rich In minerals. vet In
many OF them there is NOT "A nick
raised with a view OF thelr Jevelon.
ment, arising from causes that cannot
be overcome by the present holdere nj
the mines as they are without capitsI
anu many unfavorhbly situated H. 10
transportation, yet We believe that the
day is not far distant when most ot
these districts will come to the front
anu become paying properties.
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ST. PAUL, MIMI, Jan. 4.-The Ger.
mania bank, a state institution, capital
$500. 900, today announced It's assiRn
ment TO Peter NJ. Kerst, cashier. The
bank stood run for nearly two DAYS
after the bank OF Minnesota closed on
December 22nd. The last official
statement OF the condition OF the bank
on December 18Th, gave loans aud die
counts as 1915, 42O.53. Cssh Sl5O 900.
Total resources Sl,625, 1888. Among
the liabilities were capital stock $500.
600; surplus and undivided profite,
sos, 197; Individual deposits subject 10
cneck, S335,lsl. Demand Ger ificates
deposits, $3.50; tins certificates,
$68S, 0l0. =
The Gsrmania bank has been
organized many years, Ex-Governor
Alexander Ramsey being for long
time president, and William Blckel
cashier. When Ex-Governor Ramsey
retired, Mr.. B!oSel became president,
but last spring Bickel retired and be :
came vice president Of the newly oI.
grahizsd Allemauia bank. He was
succeeded by Gustav Willius.
President Willius told an Associated
Press reporter that the closing was the
result OF unreasonable panic and the
bank would be open Tor business ne
soon MS the people regained their usual
cool sense. The bank, as O result of the
pGnicky feeling, had paid the de.
positors 1886. 900 the las. nine dayr.
Willius said lie fully expected to have
tho bank re.opened by the lset OF
March next.
THE WEST SIDE BANK, TOO.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. 4.--phe West
Side bauk has just closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-04
MINOR MENTION.

Tho passenger traffic on the Salt
Lake and Ogden railway Is unusually
good for this season OF the year.
Notwithstanding the snow and frost
plowing was going on last Saturday
afternoon on farms IN South B9uniiiul,
Davis county.
s. A. Kenner mas retired from tue
post OF editor OF the Great Campaign,
The las. issue announces that the
editorial respGnslbllity rests upon
other shoulders.
On Fritay evening next Sunday
school entertainment will be given In
the Sixth ward assembly rooms by the
members of the, Sunday school. The
program consists II music, sketches,
reciisiions, and an OpeIetIs by the
hildren.
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Arrested While Iuhilatinr-

G. w. Nolan, J. W. Morris, sallie
Davis and Mrs. Williams were ar.
raigned before Justice wenger today
for drunkenness and disturbing the
peace. The quartet was gathered ia
on Saturday evening, their loud and
noisy acclamations having aroused the
whole neighborhood In the vicinity OF
franklin avenue, where the "plcnic,,
was coming on. The two women
pleaded guilty and got fifteen and ten
days respectively in the city Jail.
while the men pleaded not guilty ana
were discharged. No sooner had Nor.
rls left the court room than he was mr..
rested 10y Officer shannon Tor va.
grancy.