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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09
ONE MORE DEATH OF FEVER
The YCtim Is 0ns Of Those Attacked
al OCEAN Springs.
Autopsy Leaves M Doubt ns to the
Cause OF Death Being Yellow
Jack.

New ORLEANS, Sept. o -Sheray
Seymo died ~ O'clock this morn
ing at Ocean Springs, Of the prevailing
ever. AZ soon rs his death was IT
ortsu, Arrangements were msd- to
hold an sulopsy. Dire. Murray, Gar
ter aud Wasdir, Of the Marine h0sp =
tai service, aud Dire. Lehmapn, Dunn,
Cant AMI Bailey were present. /! is
co.. fidently expected that this auiotsy
will G mpleieiy dsttrmine the oDarac.
ter OF tnr disease that 10 prevailing Al
the Syringe, as the case OF Seymour 10
probably fair type OF the worst
csses.
At 1850 tudsy Surgeon II. ID. Mur-
ray wiIed the following to Surgeon
General Wyman al Washington:
"Third autopsy held by Wasuin,
diagnosis oil yellow fever. COMMENTED
to by Cutters, Garter and CANT"
WAsHINGToN, Sept 9.-fnis after
noon Sur. on.Gsneral Wyman Ie-
csived the following Telegram IT. m
SUI @ on Murray at OceAn spriuls:
"inird autopsy held by Wtsdin.
ID sguosis o. yellow lever conseDtel 10
ny Guiteras, Carter, Cant and Mani.
msus. Above was one OF Suspicious
cases seen by Guiteras yesterday"
This telegram sets al rest all doubt
alto the ex silence OF yellow lever NJ
Oces u SpTings, snd the marine BIOS
pitsl 3, Tvice now July real z;s that II
ia Qrappll & with the plague.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09

Professor Widtsoe Of the Agricul-
tural college is in Provo.
An interesting program OF races
has been prepared for the Fair week.
Miss OttMa Maeser went TO oak
ley Idaho, yesterday. she Will teach
music in the Stake academy there.
Mr.. James Perry Of Sandy. and
Miss Maggie Loader Of Pleasant
Grove, We're married Yesterday 10y
Justice \. l., Booth.
II. j. Pollard Of this city. is RAISING
lenf tobacco Tho plants are large
and vigorous They were planted in
June, and Mr.. Pollard fears that the
frost may come too early and pre-
vent them from maturing. He thinks.
however, that by planting them e1ril-
en- and especially on bench land, that
a good crop would be almost certain.
In the southern portion Of the state
he is sure tobacco culture would be a
success.
The Hotel Roberts was sold some
time ago under foreclosure of trust
deed in favor Of j. 1t, Bacon as the
property OF w. -. and Julia NJ, Rob
erts The property WAS bought in by
w. d. Roberts IN. and ID. IL. Rob
erts. sons Of the makers Of the trust
deed. The Utah County Savings bank
has now advertised the Same proper
~ for sale under n mortgage also
given by w u. and Julia NJ, Roberts
az n time subsequent to the trust
deed. The result Of this movement
will be watched with Interest by per-
| sons intere sted in similar financial
arrangements.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09

Scoheld, Sept g. 1875.
To the Editor:
Sister Catherine d. Evans. wife oil
Brother Hector Evans, died at Win
Ter Quarters sunday morning at
o'clock. after intense suffering for
four days. She was % years Of age.
A baby was born 10 her on Friday
which IL also dead. She was an ac-
tive worker in the Relief Society ana
the Primary association, and was a
faithful I.ntter-day Saint. beloved by
all who knew her. Brother Evans If
our ward clerk aid is one Of our best
citizcns He has the sympathy OF
the entire community.
Mr. Henry Wilson's son. Tommy
about 3 years old.got his arm broken
on Saturday by falling of u fence
while playing. ....,..
Attorney Warf OF Carbon county
entered a complaint in Justice
Thbmas's court at Winter Quarters
last week, against three pedalers
from Sanpote. for peddliHg without "a
license. They were fined $3.50 each,
which they paid. They then TOOK
out q county license.
Mr.. Frank Merriweethcr, a butcher
Of this place. has gone to Utah county
TO bring In II bunch of beeNes' H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09
LOWER COURT REVERSED.


The Supreme court handed down an
opinion today in the case of Blythe d
Fargo company va E. a. swenson ct
al. reversing the decision of the court
below. The decision is written by
chief Justice Zane Justice Bartch con-
curing. and Justice Miner dissenting
Plaintiff in this case brought action
against II. a. Sweuson, j. h. Swenson
and $. j. Stookey doing business as
Swenson Bros. 4 Stookey to recover
Judgment upon two notes made at
Evanston. wyoming. Judgment was
entered against the three defendants
when Stookey asked to have the Judg-
ment set aside on the ground that he
had not been served with any sum
mons or process. This the court
below refused to do because he hadnt
taken an appeal within one year after
the Judgment had been entered. II ap-
pears from the record In the case that
Stool<ey was not made aware OF the
Judgment until eight months after II
| had been rendered. The court now
decides that the fact that the summons
was not served upon Stookey MADE me
| judgement void and Illegal. on the
other point the court holds that the
Judgment should have been set aside
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09

TIE will - he lalo Chbrlce Henry
Free elIck Doiberg wus filed for pro.
bate toGsy, mining VIM. w. Gnu
holm, VIM. j. Lynch and Clarence Il.
A lieu rs executors.
M. Herbert, Coppell, son OF Chair-
msp Coppell OF the board OF directors
Of the Denver anu RIO Grabdc, arriveo
IN this city at noon today, acc nm.
panied by his vile sd maid. Toe
little party 10 on a pleasure trip anu
will leave this evening for Portland.
Another excursion 10 To be given by
he Oregon short Line to Ogden
canyo'. Tuis is to 'nko plnce su Ddhy,
sep IL. Tbs came rsles as were wen
ueiore are again of r-''. The fare tG
Ogden and return Is 81. A riue up the
on yon and dinner VIII cist 'venty-
Gvs cents more. The train leaves the
city IT'S O'Clock in the m rning.
The Uuiun Pacific city ticket Off ce
is havin very fiue tickst case plr eel
In lis Office. The two small ones
prove lad,quats or the business car
rird on. The new case was ma uufac-
rnrsd by McNslIy at Chicago and bt-
side5 beiuR commoaious 1t hus a
mum Der OF convenience not found IN
tbote o. older make. The nccOmmc-
dali. n IL for about 5000 coupon fotmF.
The Western hae made rate u
So b5 from this city t, Ephraim and
return on the occasion OF the Hand
cart Juhilss aud Scandinavian re.
uuion. The tickeia VIII be on snlt
September llth and l2.h, ami will be
cod nutil the 18th. The rate offered
Is a single fare Tor the round trip and
will doubile's inGuce large number
to make the journey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09
REAL SOLDIER LIFE.


II is a taste Of real soldier me 'he
National Guard boys are having AT
camp Burton. ry this time they nave
done about everything but fight ana 1t
80 not their fault that they have done
none Of that. 1t has been because oe-
CASTOR has not required 1t.
Visitors continue to find the camp
Mace OF interest and instruction ana
20 down there in large numbers To-
,nv company \. captain W. =;
webb. commanding, fell into Inc anu anu
marched to Fort Douglas target rh"Be
for a few hours rifle shooting.
Captain O. L. Bean, of h company
Richneld was this morning detained
20 act as officer OF the day and Lieut.,
Johnson of company as officer oil
the guard. ,a ,,,c,
Commander-in- Chief Wells ana sucl
members OF his staff who went dowI
10 the camp yesterday afternoon passv'
the night with the guardsmen. nm
morning they were up before feNelh'
and witnessed the parade ana guar,
mounting, Later the officers cai
sounded and there was meeting hel'
at brigade headquarters ana matter
In general talked over. Instruction.
were given by General Young Lieu
tenant Wells and Captain Wynsute
the last named being of the twenty
fourth United States Infantry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09
TREAT TO EMPLOYEES.


In the cordial good viii which m
spired II, and the hearty manner III
which 1t was enjoyed, tho excursion TO
the Lagoon yesterday, taken ~ inc
employees Of Z. c. NJ. I. shoe ana
clothing factory, was delightful
affair and huge success.
Complimentary invitations were
issued to about 1875 persons employed
in or connected with the factory anu
they and their friends made an az
gregate of between 600 and tOO peopin
Who attended the resort during inc
day and evening. The program cui.
braced a bah game in the forenoon
and a variety OF sports races S9n ,
tests. etc, in the afternoon Tor Wi''ei'
prizes were offered. .,,.,o
In the afternoon and evening tnv l.'
were dancing and musical eNei u.s., u.s.,
vocal and instrumental. and uli' Ii,,
Nyns served to each guest in the nv ~,
ing room, the eXcursiunists Catins
when they chose. The freight W.
paid by the grand institution w.
shows such interest in IFS ethpl"S RI, -
The latter will do more ana oet.t'
work in consequence of such ira,
mont. and the affair augmented gov"
Fellowship all around, IL was 81"
mirably managed throughout
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09
WEATHER VANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho, Montana
and Wyoming Stations

weather reports showing observa-
lions at am. today:
Salt Lake City-Barometer, 2993;
temperature. 4j minimum, 40; wind
northeast, 2 miles per hour; clear.
Baker City-Barometer, 3Ol2i tenn
perature, rs; minimum, SO; wind, SOUTH
light: rain, 0l inches; cloudy.
Observation-Disclosures 29.9i; temper
allure, AS; minimum. is; wind, north
miles per hour; cloudy.
Havre-Barometer 30,lS; tempera-
ture, 40; minimum, IS; wind, west
II miles per hour; rain, 10 inches'
Heiena-Barometer, 1928; tempero-
ture, 40; minimum, 40; wind, north,
S miles per hour rain .S6 ihches'
cloudy.
Miles City-Barometer, 1910; temper
nture, &C; minimum, 4d; wind, west
u miles per hour; rain, trace; clear.
Idaho Falls-Bnrometer, 3O,Obi tenn
perature. 80; minimum, 10; Wihu
north, Il miles per hour; clear.
Wlnnemucca-l3arom 2s.ss; tenn
perature, "A; minimum, ~; wind, east
light; cloudy.
General and local forecast for o
hours ending pm. Friday;
For Utah: forecast made ut Soi
FrancisooD Fair tonight and Frlda!
salt Lake City and vicinity: Fai
tonight and Friday Warmer
j. ii. SMITH,
Observed. Weather Bureau.
Today's Temperature shown in III
fac smile thermometer given below:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09
BIG FIRE OVER JORDAN.


The big barn OF the John Rumel es-
tao corner of North Temple and Six
tenth West streets was, with Il large
amount Of farming implement ma :
chinerv, sixty tons OF hay, three head
of horses, large flock Of chickens
and other valuable things, burned Tn
the ground at 2;3O this morning. Inc
loss viii reach at least 5000; no In
surance. 49,
Tramps are supposed 10 have caused
the blaze. one OF the gentry having slept
there Inst night. The West Side Fire
department responded to the eau for
aid hut the great distance that had to
faculties fot eNtinguishing fires Mt that
uolnt made the work extremely diiii-
cult and largely Ineffective. For time
the residence was threatened but
heroic efforts confined the couilagratlon
to the yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09
HAS MAGNlFIED ITS PLAN.
tcoatnued From Page One }

% nu aul pie eite4 stUcs tn- Df"r
ent company, uron nsylns l2t per
cent uton the value Of their ~ucuri-
tiee, will receive under the moo nee
plan an equal amount, that e l23 ~
cent in new first preferred stoos. 90
or cent In rev second pr ferret stock
anu 40 per cent In rev common slf cK
The holders OF mnon ct cR' upon
paying 10 Ter cen upon Its par vaIu !,
VIII receive On qusl nmount, tnat "
10 p,r cent in sw fret preferred
stock, The second preferred aud com
mon CLOCKS are to receive all oil videuds
mid In any year after payment OF D
per cent o. the fret preferred and =
Ger cent on the second preferred anu
common. The time iot paying tn
second installment OF the pay men 3
required urdAr Tho plan is extended TO
September 20 b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09

In the last number Of the Young
Woman's Journal the editor OF That
magazine announces q unique literary
competition. Competitors may write
upon historical. industrial or imagi-
native questioEs. In no case must the
pruduc ton contain more than i've nun
dred words. Substantial aud useful
prizes are offered. All OF the prize con-
tributions viii appear in the Christmas
number of The Journal. The enort
should he 1t successful one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09

At the meeting OF the board Of coun-
ty commissioners, held yesterday the
following deputy collectors were APP
pointed in the school districts named:
James Straw, springyille and Maple
ton.
Shore.
II. j. Nuttnll, Salem.
Samuel Worsencroft. Payson and
Benjamin.
Eli openshaw, santaqum and Spring
Lake.
John b. Johnson. Goshen.
William II. Snyder Fairfield and
Cedar Fort,
D. j. Thurman, Lehi.
Isaac Abel, american Fork and
Alpine
Pauline Il. Brown, Pleasant Grove.
TIL, following amounts We're reported
received foi August:
County clerks office. Sii61o
Sherih's office. Observation-Disclosures. N1.2G
Recorders Office. .....,........... lS2.05
The petition OF ]. n. Hallett for u
free liquor license 10 sell liquor in
Provo canyon was denied.
\ number os claims for erroneous
taNations were considered and taken
under adviSement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09
THE GOLD DEMOCRATS.
They Are Encouraged by Bynum, MAJ
lerSOa and Carlisle.
uuu R,s,ors Democratic Princiri's
aud work ia Every stato
in thu linton.

CoLUMBus, o, SeUt. The goa
Democr .tic state convention m>' !"
10 a. m. with between 900 add 400 por-
sope present. Judge Be,f OF Bucyru'
yas made chairman and after staung
the ,enets OF the national Democratic
psrty intr ducod w. ID. Bynum OF
Indiana, who smoke about iva h urs
IN the mooey question. Letters wFre
read from John q. Carlisle ahd He1ry
Wntterson.
Mr., Wattoraon regretted that be
could not meet the trun u 'mocrsis o
Ohio. He was laborlUg Increasingly
and earncstly for the end they had III
view. II the party Is to i've thsr
must be restoration OF Democ aic
principles. They oemaua the rt.
pudmtlun OF the miseadi g theories
OF lnauce. 10 Kentroky, no saic,
tive nave m ado o glorirus beginnins
and we have every reason TO look for
glorious result"
M. Carlisle sent q long letter saying
In effect that the ID mocrais who hal
remained faithful ~ the true princI-
pies OF tue party ns they were under
stood prior to the revolutionary de-
cierations OF 1886 should prosecute
vigorous contests IN every stats In the
Union. at We honestly believe IN
the rectitude OF the cuurte we have
heretofore pursued, IL is our Jury w
Ioysl Dem Jcrals anu patriotic citizens
to maintain by all the m ans Mt
out command the irderenuent atu
conservative position we now hold nnc
to appeal 10 ur oii political associates,
who stiiI entertain many opinions on
public questions in common with us
10 repuliate the new dangerous doc.
irin.s incor siderstely lr c aimed al
| Chicsgo and 81. l. us and return t.
the simple md honest fai!h oil to-
fsthere."
The letter cl, sed with rga'ons Why
p pulist ami Rspub ioan doctrines re-
qulre oppt slti0u by tho Dsmoc's a.
tnoy fought prior to 1895.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09

MADRID, SEP. 9-Tho Official Ga
2 tie t.usy pu l.hsd the new Gus.
,oms tariff OF Cuba. Nearly all An er-
loan goods are ,utjeotsd to lower
uutiee.
The tariff prohibits the entry into
Cnoa of arms, proieotiles, munitions
Of war, dynamite, gunpowder, sugars
(except Spanish sugaD, hou' y, m las.
sts, silver or bronze conn, secret phsr'
msceutical prepatatiObs, tonscco tex
cept suuti), cn,wlng tobacco AM ali
att'fcial W. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09

CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-Lstiers OF Al.
minis.iali upon the estate OF w.
Russell Ward, the Engiishman VINO
committed suicide last week by jumr.
ing through window OF Chicsgo <
North western train NJ WheAtihous'
Ia, have been granted to Public A .
ministralot O'Donnell. The peisJDsI
property brought TO Chicago belougine
to MI. Ward CONSISTED OF BANK uIs''
io, $3.50 AMI travelling bags. MI
trunks Sent to Nav York which will be
sent for. Ward hsu no IelAtiVss II
Americs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09
Salt Lake Temple,

The salt Lake Temple viii be closed
during the ensuing General Confer
ence from Monday, Attn, to Wednesday,
9Th, October, 1897, inclusive
Thursday, the 9TH, will be devoted TO
the performance Of baptisms, for the
dead, and on the two days IoliowlhsII
gth-the other ordinances VIII be at
tended to. -.
The changes from the usual rules
indicated in the above notice are made
with a view to accommodating the
Saints from distance who VIII come
to attend Conference. .>,o,,
President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09
OPHIR CREEK WATER
Suit Of Thomas ]. Parker To Qale
Title Before Judge Cherry.
MERCUR MINES ARgALL INVOLVED
Plaintiff las $ His Claim Upon FRO
Rights - Big array Of Legal
Tai n, In the Ease.

Judge Cherry is engaged today heA'-
ing the case OF TnomssJ. Parker w.
Marin Manhkin OF a., suit bFougn
TO qul, title 10 the ute OF the waters o.
Opn,r Or, es, otherwise known as Ess'
Canyon Greek, in rooeIe coun'y'
Ferguson & Cannon and 3. IL
Thurmaa are the attorneys for ihe
plaiulif, ana Brown & Heuderson'
Beuuett, Horkness, hvwGt " Bra l.
ley, Dey & Street, Judge RVns * l.
Ehs Browne represent the v'r'ors
sfendanu.
Proceed ings IN this case were orisit :
ally CONNIE q ced In June, 1895, IL ths
Third judicial district eour', IN u
Lake county, ami under statehood
transferred to Tcoolo county, but iof
toe conve u fence OF the Dumer US wit
n.sseg and to accommodate the ettnt'
neys, Judge Cherry consented To Try
the lssuea mere.
The cult involves the right to the
waters now being used at the MeTcut
mines "a well as Tor the towD use, nnu
that expected ~ be used AT west Dip
ami the farms AlOng the creek
Psrterin his com plant all ges tina
| be IL owt or OF Ais Of the entire water
Of the stream, anu further alleges ina
the cetrndsnis are Interfering VIII
his uss OF the came. He asks that eact
uefeudsnt be -rjoined ard his wv
auleteo. He bases his claim upoi
rrlOr Appropriation Of his grautors'
The defendants IA theif answer
deny Is rights t. any OF Tie SIT. an
and MIS- ssk that he he erjo!ned iron
the waists OF tue creek,
The case will commune about nv
Days before the hearing is tbrcug'
| with.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09

ROME, Sept g. me runner u the re-
ported attempted suicide OF PlerU
Msbc'gni, re popular composer
"Cavaliiera RusticsBs," "L'Amicu
Friz." etc., which the Gaz 'iia D.
Il lila of BolOgno published, 10 It'll
cially denied at tue Offices OF the
ministry OF fine arts mere, which de-
pertinent OF the government mpu1 al
inquiry into the startling report.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09

LONDON, Sept. 9.-Eawhi Dudley.
VINO GAINED 20 be a doctvf OF divinity
II Brown uni7ersity, was hrrsisneJ
on the charge OF begging at Bow street
police court to-day. He wac unchanged
on q CongregatiOnaiist minlster VI :
dsrtsking 10 lBks care Of him.
Oakley wrote to the United Staiet
embassy from the pilics stasion,
claiming to he an adopted son Of
President Mckinley. rns police oil.
.ege that Oakley lie an old offender.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09

Joseph stay was arrested and
thrown into the county Jail this morn
ing charged with insanity. Stay was
having merry time near the corner
OF Fourth West and Fourth North
streets imagining himself Jesse
James, Dick Turpin and all that sort
of thing. His antics frightened resi-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09

Olaf l.. Hammer, tor many years
member oil the Salt Lake Ete tepart-
ment and we'll known resident oil
this city, but now OF Cor nadO Beach,
CalfOrnis, who has been In this city
Tor two weeks past. will leave inr bis
Call ornin home on Saturday ntxr.
Attorney &c erel A. q. Bishop
went . zen on business tOtay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09

dents In that locality and officer Tom
Miner was sent down 10 take MN u.
charge. The officers say it Is one OF
Joe's periodical outbreaks. The last
time he was on u rampage, he mnae
things decidedly uncomfortable TOT
that happy, familiar fellow, Schooner
Jim. by chasing Jim and his dog aluhE
Fast Temple street, Mr.. stay being On
horseback ut the time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09

MOUNT HOLLY, n. j, Sspi. o.
James kooin-ou VIII, on the nisht q.
Au,us. s, bruially murdered HE wife
ny cutting her throat al their home a
FieIdsborU, near Borden'own, diod IL
jail last night o, tubsrcuiosis. Alter
numbering his wife. Robinson a..
emp,ad suic,Je by slashing his tntoat
with the razor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09
PROVO.
PROVO, UTAH. SEPT. 9Th, 1897.
legal Business.

Anna May Burnley has commenced
suit for divorce against Andrew Burk-
ley, on the grounds Of desertiou aud
failure to provide. She asks for the
joint home in Springville to be set
apart for the use of herself ana two
minor children, whose custody she asks
to be nwarded,$ 25 a month alimony
and 800 attorneys fees and costs.
The parties intermarried In Springyille
January 18th, 1898. Samuel n. KING
and Grant c. Bagley are attorneys FOR
plaintiff
Justice Booth, yesterday, suspended
sentence in the case of John 4. liallett.
the crippled man who pleaded guilty
to selling liquor I'm Provo canyon.
IL. Boley Jr. of American Fork was
fined 500 in Justice Booths court yes
terday for malicious mischief, consist
ing in riding another mans horse or
from Geneva one evening about Two
weeks ago. a.,
Fourth district court from judgment
rendered in the justices court OF Lem
i'm the case OF a. C. Lund vs. LOUIS
CART in which plaintiff recovered $40
damages for failure on the part oil
defendant Ia comply with contract
for the rent of the CART opera house.
Informations have been filed in the
Fourth district court charging Walter
NJ. Morton and John w. Morton with
assault with intent to do bodily harm
committed on VIM. Nisonger at Soldier
Summit on Aug. 10, 1891
Abstract of Judgment fro Justice
Boyer's court in Sprlngville has beer
filed III the Fourth district court in tbs
case of $. *. King. Hannah Rechnitzei
ct al awarding plaintiff judgment II
| the sum of si5.
Jed Butler OF Spanish Fork is ac'
cused in Justice Booths court of dis
| turbing the peace of olive Butler bl
| improper language and conduct OF
| September 7th. \ warrant has beer
| issued for his arrest.
Willis NJ. Bromley Of American Forl
has applied for letters testamentar!
| in the estate Of Elizabeth Bromley
| dgCpased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09

NvoTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN there will be q meeting of the stockhold.
ers of the River side Canal company. held at
the office OF the company. room 49, Constiin-
lion building, which is No. ~ East Temple
street, which street ia also known as Nam
street, Salt Lake City, Utah. on Wednesday
september the 20th, 1897, ut 10 IL m, for the
election of the directors to serve until the last
Saturday in March. ls9s and until their Ruc.
cessors are duly elected ana qualified and for
the Transaction of such other business as shall
lawfully come before the meeting.
GEO. LAMBERT,
secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-09

LONDON, S,pt. 9-lu response to
tbs request vi the government OF he
u tied Is istes authority o. Scotia
Yard have been directed 10y nr ina.
jssty'sg vsr.mept to iuruisu inior ma.
lion to tho United Stats nuthoriti.s
when anarchists are known to 1t
embarking for the United States.