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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
ELOPEMENT STORY.
An III Treated Girl Runs Oft With
a Tailor.

Washington, Oct. "a sequel to an
elopement story which came from At
lantic City last summer has just been
worked out in the state department.
which today issued a warrant for the
surrender TO the Russian authorities of
Judko KaDlan.
This man was arrested in Atlantic
City last summer for abusing a woman
supposed to be his wife. The girl to
aYenge herself for HI-treatment con-
feaSed that she had eloped with Kap-
Ian who she said was a fugitive from
justice from Russia. Before the Rus
sian authorities could be communicated
with the man escaped and was re-
captured only after a long pursuit.
The girls statement proved to be true
Kaplan was a poor tailor, living in
the Russian town Of Kiey. Nearby
lived a weH-to-do merchant named j.
Kaplan. Judko awaited himself of the
similarity of the names to cash draft
for 10000 roubIes, drawn TO the order
of the merchant. and escaped to Amer
lea, leaving in Europe a wife and chill
dren Coming to Boston, he met his
cousin and eloped with her. The state
department has issued its warrant for
his return to Russia upon the commit
1r-c47t NJ a commissions -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
KAYsvILLE DEMOCRATS.
Ticket Nominated at Yesterdays
convention-Campaign Committee

(Soectal to The Herald.)
KaysvilIe. Oct. 9.-The Democratic
city convention was held here tonight.
Thomas H Phillips presided, with j.
3. Jarman as secretary. The following
were nominated:
Mayor. j. G. NJ. Barnes.
Councilmen. George Swan. ir., Seth
c. Jones, John W. Galley, Robert Bia-
mires, Henry II. Blood.
Recorder, F. 3. Williams.
Treasurer. James 3. Jarman.
Marshal, Nephi Warren.
Justice, Albert Beaver.
a campaign committee. consisting of
Mrs. Ermine Jarman, George Swan, jr..
f. B. Williams, T. II. Philips and r.
W. Barnes, was appointed.
The ladies We're offered representa-
ton on the ticket. but declined
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
M'K1NLEY REPUBLICANS.
Held a Primary at Gunnison Last
Night.

Gunnison, Utah, Oct. 9.-The Repuh-
licans have made announcement of a
meeting tonight for the purpose Of
nominating a new town board. These
notices we're posted without q sigma
ture, but We're afterwards signed by
the chairman of the Mckinley wing.
The proceedings at the meeting will
be watched with interest, as it is I'M
derstood that the regular chairman of
the Republicans intended to call a
meeting looking to the proposal of
non-partisan ticket
The Democrats have taken no action
as yet, and are seemingly unconcerned.
The prevailing sentiment 10 to elect a
town board favorable to prohibition. or
at least a reasonably high license. We
have one saloon doing thriving bust
ness. and another one is in course of
erection
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
A FREAK OF NATURE.
a Potato Presenting tie Features Of
a Chinaman.

NQlIls4lIsah-
Del Wilson has potato on exhibi-
ton that is a world twister. 1t has
en- exact reproduction of the facial fea-
lures of a rnongolian after he has hit
the pipe about IS times in quick sue
cession- He has a pale careworn look,
and doesn't seem to care, from his eX-
preston, whether rice is cheap in Sing
Sing or not.
The potato freak was dug up on the
farm of e T Walton. who unearthed
the freak when he was excaVating in
a vain search for some irrigation
water 1t is said that when he saw
the head Walton dropped the pick and
fed with a shrill scream of terror. and
the potato with the celestial contour
of face nisht still be in the hole had
not some conference visitors who We're
passing came to the rescue and brought
it forth.
When a person has looked once on
that potato the memory Of IL hauntS
him. The Chinaman looks out from be
meath Topped and sad eyes, and the
effect OF one glance at him is the i'm
preston that he could unfold sad and
narrowing tale if he wanted to. The
celestial head is entirely bald and has
a decided bias towards the left side.
where there is a hollow large enough
to conceal a chatting dish in.
Mr. Walton will not use the potato
for seed purposes as he is a moral man
and does not want to raise race OF
opium smokers on his farm. Besides,
he is opposed to the Chinese on prin-
ciple and odes not want to see the
Monaghan propagated any more than
is necessary, Il was suggested last
night that some one had cut off a,
Chinaman's head and thrown it away.
and that the potato had grown the
shoulders. This was emphatically de-
MED by Mr.. Wilson. who chung tena-
ciously to the idea that Mr.. Darwin's
philosophical lore is all wrong. and
that we will have to give up the idea
about descent from a monkey and con-
cede that ne sprung from the bosom
of large and juicy potato.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
CONTEST FOR ATTORNEY

When lit came to the nomination of
city attorney there WAS d diversion,
The name of J. w n Whitecotton was
presented by Nh. r, r. Irvine and that
of Jacob Evans by Mr.. Taft. M. Evans
secured the greatest number of votes,
whereupon Mr. Whiteccrlton arose and
delivered a. splendid speech, After pay
ing compliments to Mr.. Evans. he gave
some of his own political history. say
ing he was reared south of the Mason
and Dixon line and was fed upon the
principles of Democracy in early youth
After moving to Kansas ne read ''Un-
Gle Toms Cabin and came to the con-
clusion that he would give his support
to the party which had done most to
stamp out slavery. Last year ne came
TO the conclusion that the Republican
party had dFifted away from an noble
principles and that the party of the
people. the party which would voucth-
safe the greatest good to the greatest
number was the Democratic party
He spoke at some length, with great
Yig0r. and was heartily applauded.
]. B. Miner received the nomination
for city Justice by reclamation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
MANLY DEMOCRATS.
Nominated Ticket and Will Make
STRAIGHT FIGHT.

Manti. Utah. Oct. 9.-The following
straight Democratic ticket was nomi-
mated ny the Democrats of Manti last
night for the coming municipal cleo
ton:
Mayol-AI4x Tenant.
@ Recorder-George Scott.
Trcasurer-Mrs. NJ a Christensen.
Justice of the Peace-walter String
ham, jr.
City Marshal-Otto Ottosen.
Council-Fred Anderson, Ernest
Mun5, A. w. Bessey, Alma Johnson
and William Luke.
The attendance was large considering
the state of the weather.
The Republicans held a dark lantern
session, so dame rumor says, last night
to consider q ticket.
President Woodruff's sermon has ere
ated CONSERVATION among the people in
this city The Democrats, however,
Will make a gallant fight ON party lines
and viii not talk of going back TO old
conditions. We divided on party lines
in good faith, and will fight for the
Democratic principles, until Democracy
ceases to exist
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
ARMY CRUELTY.
Captain Drags Private Over tina
Ground With a Rope

Chicago. Oct 9.-The Tribune to-
morrow will print story to the effect
that Captain Lowering Of the Fourth
infantry stationed at Fort Sheridan.
caused Private Charles Hammond, OF
the same regiment. to be dragged over
the ground by a rope for a distance of
GOO yards, badly inJurfng him
II is said that Hammond had been
absent from the post without leave and
was ordered by Captain Lowering,
who was acting as officer of the day.
to leave the guard house and appear
before court which was to adiudge
his case. along with the offenseS of
other petty Offenders Harmon re-
fused to leave the guard house and as
the story goes Lowering ordered q
number of soldiers TO tie him and dras
him before the court Hammond it is
said was thrown, bound and then
dragged by the soldiers before the
court. Hammond was in a badly used
up condition when he arrived at the bar
of justice
General Brook commanding the de-
pdrtment of the Missouri says tonight
that he had not heard the story and
placed no reliance in it whatever
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10

Racine. Wis. Dot. 9.-Ine MATERNAL
circuit Bicycle races came to a clcse
here today Earl Peabody won Rie mia
open for amateurs. making his eighty
first for the year Summaries:
Professional, One Mite Open.-Edd'a
Bald won. Nat Br,.Isc second, W Z.
Becker third. Time. 2:17 4-5.
Two Mic Professional Hauti'cap.-F.
c. Royt, Bridgeport, Conn. 81 yards,
wou; Charles Wells, san Fraucisl-s7, 60
yards. second; a. J. Weile9. Aii.Tau-
kee. 165 yards. tslird; Owen Kinb!e.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
Foundered In Lake Huron.

Port Huron, Mich Oct 9--The
steamer e. b Hale foundered in Lake
Huron yesterday afternoon. Her crew.
who we're all picked up by the steamer
Nebraska, landed here this morning
The Hale was bound from Lorraine, O.,
to Milwaukee. with steel biIIets. Half
way across Saginaw Bay she encoun-
tered a southwest gale The breaking
of a steam pipe left the vessel help
less in the trough of the sea. Finally
she filled and sank. The Nebraska had
attempted to tow the helpless boat.
but the tow lines parted The Hale
was owned by n. A. Bradley, of Cleve-
land, and was valued at $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
Sootchmen Play Golf.

New York. Oct. 9-The St. Andrews
golf tournament was concluded this
afternoon a f. Fem. of the Pal
,netto Golf club, carried of the honors
of the closing day by winning the IS
hole medal play handicap from a field
OF 81 players out of an entry of 13S. On
Tuesday last, in practice, Mr.. Fem
made the circuit Of the links in rs
and today playing from scratch he did
the Is holes in &C, thereby showing
good deal OF consistency in his play
and establishing record for the
course. BY winning with IS. Mr.. Fem.
in addition to the cup presented for the
handicap by W H Sands, won gold
medal for having the best gross score
to his credit.
out of 81 who started. % finished
with scores of 80 or better
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
BARNEY FOR MAYOR.

The order of business being tine nion1i-
nation of city officers to be voted for
at the next municipal election, the CON-
yeaticn proceeded TO ballot upon the
names presented as candidates.
Josiah Beck named r. A. Barney for
mayer, Which vas StgnaliZed by a burst
of applause, wheraupon the rules vera
suspended and he was made the cAndl-
date of the party by reclamation.
Miss May Brown was mentioned for
recorder, and that lady was also given
the nomination by reclamation.
The names of Myron Newell and J..
W. Sharp were put before the conVen-
tiou and baloted upon for the Office OF
marshal, resulting 9n Mr.. NeWell's re-
ceiYing the nomination.
Mrs. Electa Bullock was nominated
for trea s1Irer nv acclamatinn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
LEHI REPUBLICANS.
Defeat Prohibition and Favor High
License-The Ticket.

Especial to the HeFald.)
Lehi, Oct. AT the Republican city
convention tonight Mosiah Evans pre-
sided. John Gibbs offered a resolution
pledging the convention to prohibition.
Attorney Ross offered a substitute.
pointing with pride" to the advance
made by the city under q Republican
administration and fayoring high
license rather than prohibition. The
substitute was adopted.
The following we're nominated:
Mayor William Bone, jr.
Recorder. Miss Lenora Thomas.
Treasurer. James Il. Ross.
Marshal, Hyrum Timothy
Justice, l. Ben Wills.
For councilmen. Heber Austin, Sam
uel Taylor, Charles Woodhouse. S. L.
Goodwin, George Beck.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
P. z. studebaker.

Alma, Mich. Oct 9.-Mr. P. E. stude-
baker of South Bend, Ind, died at the
Sanitariurn here today Of heart disease.
Mr.. Studebaker and Mrs. Studebaker
arrived here Wednesday last and Mr.
Studebaker vas the only member of
the family present at the death Of his
brother. While Mr.. Studebaker has
been in poor health for some time. his
condition vas not considered alarming.
Since being here he has been out driv-
ing. down to all Of his meals and only
last evening was chatting with friends
i'll the sun parlors. His brother Mr.
J. NJ. Studebaker, will leave with the
remains for South Bend this evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
An American Colt Wins.

London, Oct. 9.-The American bay
colt Diakka. of the Lorillard- Beresford
stables. won the Duke of York stakes
Of 1900 sovereigns today at the Kemp
ton Park October meeting. Fourteen
horses ran over the Jubilee course of
q mile Mr.. Gould's Worth, b. h., LaVtl
Ii, was second, and the Duke OF Devon
shire's b. c. Minstrel third.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
LUETGERT TELLS HIS STORY
CASE OF THE STATE rs BUILT
UPON LIES.
His Witnesses Treated shamefully-
Believes His Wife Still Alive
Broken Down, Old and Penniless.

Chicago, Oct. s.-Adolph L. Luetgert
this morning gave out his estimate Of
the case the prosecution has made
against him He swung his ponderous
body to and fro as he talked of police
persecution and the lying evidence of
those who testified against him. He
was bitter in his denunciation of the
police and Professor George Dorsey, the
chief astrological witness against him.
q have kept quiet about What !
thought of the case that was being
made out against me during the trial,
because ! thought by expressing my
opinion I might iniure my case" said
Luetgert. but 1 viii now say that in
my opinion the case of the state is
weak, u is built upon lies Why,
Frank OrafShy and Frank Lewandow-
sky, those two POtlacks. could swear to
anything. They are liars pure and
simple. Neither of them worked for me
the week ending May l. All the evi-
dence Oroafsl1y gave about What he
saw at the factory Saturday, May 1.
was maintained. l did try to make
soap IL that vat. The soap washed
out of the vat and I gave up the Job.
I had intended to hire so men to Scour
the sausage factory from top to bottom
and put it in first-class shape TO be
sold
TREATED MARY SHAMEFULLY.
1.-The police treated Mary Seimmering
shamefully. They prosecuted and bull
dO2ed her and threatened me They
tried it on me when | was first placed
under arrest. but [ stopped them II
short order They could not put me in
the sweat box, I knew my constitu-
tionaI rights and informed Inspector
Setback that he was not acting in the
capacity of a trial court and that [ did
not have to answer any of his queS-
tons. He dropped me then.
"Fulback. who swore that Mary
Siemmering told him on May s that
Mrs. Luetgert was With his sister in
BID. Is a base fa'slfier. That fellow
has cot seen a sober day in years.
DR. Dorsey, the bone expert. is
very fresh young man He thinks he
knows all about bones, but in my esti-
nation Or. Airport has forgotten more
about osteology than Dorsey ever knew.
AS I have often said before. 1 believe
MY WIFE IS STILL ALIVE.
[ should not have been surprised if
she should have entered the court room
any day during the trial. She will be
heard from yet, and then all the people
who have lied about me will be shown
up to the world in the proper light. L
am an innocent man. My health and
happiness have been destroyed by an
unjust prosecution. and my fortune has
been swept away Today, verging
SO years of age, find myself
ALMOST PENNILESS
and in the deepest trouble that L can
have I would have liked to have told
my story to the jury, but my counsel
thought it better that l remain off the
! Er,11- r-ea1
| their advice. That is all have to say
at this time"
| States Attorney Deenen and Assist
ant Attorney McEwen are busy today
| outlining the arguments which they are
to present to the jury next week. EX-
! Judge Vincent and Attorney Phalen
are similarly engaged.
AS Judge Tuthin has gone to Nash
| vile, there was no session of court to-
| ddy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
Jnvenile Horse Thieves

Santa Rosa, Cal, Oct 1.-TWO Juve-
nile horse thieves. Jim Hartsough and
Jim Wilson. aged respectively 10 and
Il. were lodged in the county Jail this
afternoon, having been captured near
GeyserVille with five stolen horses,
brought from Lake county, and with
FIVE saddles stolen from Congressman
Barhan's ranch. The boys admit the
theirs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
FOOTPRINTS ON THE SANDS.
Rear Admiral Gilt.

Washington, Oct. 9.-The navy de-
partment has been informed of the
death at St. Elizabeth asylum this
morning of Rear Admiral John Mel
len 3. Clitz, who was placed on the
retired list in 1883. The admiral came
of military stock. his father being a
prominent figure in the war of 1872
He entered the navy in 1887 and saw
service in the Mexican war. During the
last war he was in the blockade of Fort
Fisher, and was specially commended
by Admiral Porter. He was born in
1890
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Yesterdays hotel arrivals were:
AT the Knutsford-H. g. Broehman,
William Morris. j. L. Fuller, San Fran
cisco; j. s. Josephs, N c. DreshfeId,
New York; Ludwig EiSamann, S. Meyers,
Boston; George c Wilson, w H Ed
ridge and wife. h D. Anderson. e A.
Kelly Miss L. Kelly. Chicago. o. D.
Montana; ii. Lyme. Denver; lieutenant
Colonel = Getrn. Germany.
AIT the walker-George w. Burrfu. Los
Angeles: w. Cdld0w. Australia; Miss M
V. Gathew. Kentucky; G. l.. PeytOn, Chi
cage. G. NJ. Stokes and wife. Illinois.
Percy Sage, agent Louis james company;
Is>d.: ". L. Hall and Wife, Lima, Mont;
William MerteDsen and wife, Park City;
Victor Nielsen, NJ Pleasant; z. H Jones,
Brigham City; Mrs Martin Mahnk.n,
Mercur-
At the Cullen-Thoma5 Warn0ck and
wife, j. A. Fleming. New York, B. w.
Reynolds Fremont, Neb. c.. G. PAGE.
Norton. Kan; NJ s. Howell admire.
Kan; Louis L. Wyatt, South Omaha.
HudnaA, Denver; d. w Ross, Boise. J.
L. Harvey, Bruueau, Ida; Joseph Clark
and wife, r. B. HasIet, George Harvey,
Ogden
Grand Pactfic-Sam S White and wife.
Logan. b n Austin. Liberty Ida: J. NJ.
Oruon. Arnona. Mimi: A Hansen Evans
ton. Wye. l.. g. Pearson. Ifsuver: r. &.
Turner and wife FIT Thomas. XIV. s
Mutt. Albion. Ida; Phil N1-..nness Bliss.
Ida; Den McGiGless and wife Glen
Ferr=', Ida; ". E. Burt and wife. Tsrrs
Haute, md; Mrs. Vincent, Burnt Fork.
Wyo.: Mss Lucy Cay, Nephi; Mrs. Cor
dell. Park City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
a Delicate Operation.

On Friday afternoon. a son OF Mr. KIM
ball the Park City hvcryIndn. was kicked
in the head. receiving a frigltful wound.
head back into the temporal. He was
brought down from the Park by his
father and taken to the Holy Cross hos
pital, where DR.. Richards, assisted by
Drs. Whitney, wilcox and Beer, per
formed delicate operation, removing a.
large fragment of bone and elevating the
rest from the BRAIN relieving the pres
sure. The operation was entirely success
full and the D1tignt was resting well last
mir
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
Eureka Democratic Ticket.
Special TO The HeraId.)

fSpetlaI % The AeraId.]
Eureka, Oct. 9.-The Democratic city
convention held at O'Clock tonight in
the I. O. o. F. hall, was we'll attended
and resulted in nominations as fol-
lows:
Mayor-George ]. Fields.
Recorder-Miss Lena r Thomas.
Treasurer-John PeIegrim.
City Observation-Disclosures Fowler.
Justice of the Peace-H. F. Gear
City William Knight, Dr.
Stauffer, II. Heffernan, Edgar Wright,
and John FreckIeton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
Bicycle Records Broken.

Philadelphia. Oct. 9.-Jimn1y Michael.
In his trial race on the Willow Grove
track for the worlds records from one
third of a mile to 80 miles, paced, with
a flying start, failed TO break any rec
ords until the 18th mile. which distar
he covered in 1853 2-5. breaking Stock g
record OF 20:l0 4-h- He also broke the
"a I2 and I4 mile worlds records. the
last in 1913 As. the previous record be-
ing Stocks, 25:49 The records of 10.
16, II and Is miles were not broken.
Michael, in one hour, rode 80 miles,
652 yards, breaking the one hour
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
Casting Record Broken.

San Francisco, Oct AT the annual
tournament Of the San Francisco Fly
Casting club held today al Stpw lake,
Golden Gate park, Wafer D. Mgnsdeld,
the champion long distance caster, Wlo
broke all existing records at Chicago e
few months ago by a cast OF 1lli2 fest.
against broke che worlds record, eneld
by himself, increasing tis cast by II.
feet, His score of 1l9 feet NOW stands
unriFaIed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
BURNED IN EFFIGY.
Governor Of Texas Thus Served For
Committing a Sentence.

Conroe. Tex. Oct. 9.-As a result of
the action of Governor Culberson in
committing the death sentence of Arch
McNIimon. who crimindlly assaulted
9-year-old girl last July, to life i'm
prisonment, the chief executive has
been burned in effiGy. Many citizens
expressed themselves in strong terms
and if McNIillon had not been spirited
away by a clever trick on the part of
the officers he would have been
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
Train Robbers conYieted.

Portland. Ore. Oct. George Jack
son and Charles Williams, who held up
an Oregon Railway & Navigation COM
pany passenger train near this city
two weeks ago tonight, have been
found guilty Of highway robbery. Jack
son pleaded guilty and Williams vas
penalty is from five TO 20 years in the
penitentiary. Sentence VIII be passed
ON the prisoners on Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
ALL ON PARTY LINES
Municipal Conventions Held IN Nine
Utah Towns Yesterday.
TICKETS IN THE FIELD
DEMOCRATS TOR SILVER AND
AGAINST NON-PAREISANs.

:. A. Barney Nominated Tor Mayor
Of Provo and Anthony Anderson
Fer Mayor Of Logan - Lehi Re-
publicans Defeat Prohibition
Democratic Tickets at Eureka,
Heber, Kaysville, Mantt and Mt.
Pleasant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
pixon-McConachie.

After BRIEF absence from the city.
Mr.. A. c. McConachie has returned
but not alone On Thursday evening
last he was united in marriage at
Provo to Miss Sarah daughter of Mrs.
Mary A Dixon, the ceremony being
followed by pleasant reception Mr..
and Mrs. McConachie's many friends
extend their hearty congratulations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
Charles Gallagher.

ST. Louis, Oct. 9.-Charles Gallagher,
for years connected With the Missouri
Republican, nov the St Louis Republic,
died here tonight from typhoid fever He
was Il years of age and was one of the
best known newspaper men in the west
During tRle past few years ne had devoted
his time TO magazine writing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
Run on a Montreal Ranr

Montreal. Oct 9-The run which began
on the CITY and District Savings bank
was resumed this morning, when crowd
of small depositors gathered around the
bank and Withdrew their deposits. Yes
day the bank paid out over $3.50 600, but no
large deposits were withdrawn The
total liabilities are $40 81, 979 and assets
S1l. 4S4. 423. Mayor Wilson has offered 10
pay $500 for every S1O0-share of the banks
stock offered to him
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
Candidates at MT. Pleasant.
Especial to The Herald.l

Especial to The Heraldl
Mt. Pleasant, Utah, Oct. 9.-The
Democratic city convention was held
this evening and nominated the follow
ing city ticket;
Mayor Erickson.
Recorder-J. B. Porter.
Treasurer-Mrs Candauce B. Wilcox
Justice of the Peace-A. 3. Williams.
Council. G. Rasmussen, John Car
ter, Bent Robson, D. c. Jensen, Ole
Hansen.