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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-19

bra, debe tenerse presente este para Il
brar de cargas onerosas a una agricul-
tura anemica y agonlzante, como la de
la caI1a, principalmente.
Y las inlustrias, cualesquiera que elias
sean, ;no estan tambien pidiendo a vo-
ces que sc las proteja para que Sc desa-
quen, 4 fin de que en- su dfa contribu-
yam nutrir las areas del Tesoro mas
de 10 que pueden hacerlo hoy por ha-
llarse aquf todo centrahzado, atrofiado?
No nos coje de sorpresa que predique-
mos en- deslerto, porque en- nuestra des-
venturada Espana exlste una epidemia,
| una calamidad cronica, mayor que todas
| las calamdades unidas, habidas por
haber, es que Sc pohti4,lea passe Is
mott demasiado, ocupandose los hombres
| de gobierno de mangonearlo todo no
de procurar ell bienestar fellcidad de
sus 9obernados.
De ordinarlo, Y tratandose de las po-
bres colonias, como no hay enmienda III
correction, III tampoco quieren nuestros
prohombres polfticos aleccionarse en- la
| historic de las perdidas Americas, nj en-
ell riesgo de que perdamos 10 POGO que
nos queda, 10 que Sc nos da en- dosls in
tinitesimales es tarde : malo, mixtiti-
| candose todo para que siempre resulte
Ell provecho de cierta clase priyileg iada,
que es como 81 dijeramos la sc0tiIlu del
| rfento, que va sabemos 10 que produce.
Tn hombre honrado, de buena yolun-
tad, trato de yariar ell funesto regimen
colonial despues de cerca de cuatrocien
tos amos de una dominacl6n arbitraria
hasta la saciedad; redacto ell senor Maui
"a las tan cacareadas reformas; con la
trompeta lie la fana dijo Ell senior Cano
vas, por medic de Ia Gucetu de Madrid:
~alla van, para que e, mundo entero yea
que Espana cumple 10 que ofreoe0 -.
va yemos como Sc han planteado
aquellas despues que entire Abarzuza,
Castellano y Ell mismo senor Canoyas,
para complacer xles enfants gat61 de
las Antiilas, las han puesto que no las
conoce nj ei padre que las cngendr6.
;Alla ellos
En- cuanto a Ia .j><s<icio equadod con
que siempre Sc nos trata, apelamos la
prensa penlnsular, no d Ia paniaguada,
por supuesto; lease IL GIobo, princi-
| palmente, por 10 que respecta al NOM
bramiento de Consejeros y Gobernado-
res regionales con pingiies sueldos :
~todos ne>eoS zuto, peninsulares incon-
diclonales (porque aquf no hay conser-
yadores, seglln dice un periodico de la
iglesia integrista.) Y es que aquella
gente carece de yerdadero patriotismo
para conseryar estas colonias.
NADIA, 10 dijo Cano, el de la Ira
ahorcada ~que a Espana mientras mas
vlejecita y mas desgraciada, mas debe-
mos quererla.
Como Sc conoce que no es 10 mismo
apalear que recibir los palos... \
yaIga la metafora.
En- restmen: que sin hallarse Puerto
Rico ell el estado de guerra que arrui-
na a Cuba, hay una miserla espantosa
y habra hambre. ST es que va no la
hay.
il NENAL.
Mava@iiez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-19
COMPANIA ANON|MA.


Los extractos de inscription numero
2l3 y IA eli que espectivamente cons
tan La de las acciones numcros 4s6 y
487 de la propiedad de don Pedro de
Cardi, numeros 4ss J 4s9, de la de
don Andres Cucto, han sufrido extravi6
en- cl correo.
En- consecuencia, la Jun.a Directiva
acord6 en- session del dfa Z del actual,
hacerlo p1blico por ell termino de ocho
dlas; declarar nulos y sin ningun yalor
los mencionados tftulos extraviados,
librar duplicates dc los mismos favor
de los interesados. Ponce, JUNO 8 de
1897. FL Secretario, !. u. PasoreH
is.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-19
A. DlBSTRO Y SINIBSTRO

FL reyerendo Paul que Ell sustitucion
del Padre Roura-cr bonus -desempe11a
actualmente la Vicarfa de esta ciudad,
ocupo anoche la catedra del Espfritu
Santo.
Una yez Ell ella, despues de Muscular
los latinajos de rigor, fue enardecien-
dose POGO a POGO, hasta ell punto de EN-
prenderla ub i1uto contra la prensa pc
riodica, i la que puso como sotana de
cura loco.
,Edifcante espectaculo.
Con ademanes descompuestos y Erase
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LITERATURE
AMOR

Desasiose de mis- brazos Sc arrinco
no eejiiunta en- un extreme del sofa.
Entire suspiro suspiro, retorciendo
nerviosamente las puntas del pannelo
decfa
No te creo aunqne me 10 jures . .
Aquella sombra de la Zarzueia. :. Te
mlraba lie reojo, sonriendose. Tu Sc
guiste indlferente, charlando a1go para
disimular la emoc6n. Sc que la quie-
res -. ST, hombre, Es cosa vieja. I-o
que me disgusta es tn obstinacidn, ne
gando siempre. Asi te empequen eces
mas. 81 fueses sincere te querrfa. FL
amor no degrade. iiabrfas faitado d I'M
juramento convenido: pero eras digno
de lastima, acaso de respeto, porque te
mostrabas sensible, peligrosamente de-
licado de espfritu. En- fin, yo me
entiendo. tn tambi6n me entiendes...
Y erdad?
sin querer fuG hacienda del tono
de su voz queja llorosa triste, con
dejos de mimo pereza de abatimiento.
Cuando termino estaba otra yez junto Il
nj, deseosa de callcias, como nino en-
caprichado. pero sujeta su voluntad por
ell fero amor propio que acababa lie ir.i
tar tamaia otensa.
20 inventaba linIezas Y ternuras pa
ra reconqulstar 81 corazon, aproyechan-
10 aquella debilidad voluptuosa que en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-06-19

inculta. olvidandose lastimosamente de
los respetos debidos al nuneroso audi
torio que llenaba la iglesia, desfogose
en- injurias e improperios contra el pc
riodismo, con to3as las virulencias de
un energumeno.
Qutl,s homo iose, tails est eje1s o1.a-
ito.
Mas que un padre lie almas nos result
to un padre :. de armas tomar.
;Ob santo varon.
Calme, para dar ejemplo,
sus impetus arrogantes,
mire que esos desplantes
cuadran muy NAL en- el temple.
Por 10 demas, bien puede decirse de
este hamante predicador 10 que decla
G6ngora de uno1 muy famoso en- su
tempo, que daba ounce raya a Fray
Gerundio de Campazas:
Puru orudor Ie .tultu1a mis- de cfen,
Ddlu urudo, Il sobrun mis- de neH,'
sus homilias, que nunca salen bien,
arden Ell IN candll
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Y basta por hoy.

.Toda 81 annaonahacat
Asi como nay cafinos que 'ha'ail' may
entuslasInos que oepflllen-
sQuleh le lraolese aleho al ieioe oe
funla Draw que Id his'o' ID NC s's 10
za'las haola ue CO.. q &c 'nS'il0 cn 'i'ail: :
p"esea 81 aAei"s 40 a'Al Pl1n'l'
mehos que = . 'fa'afa oe 90 ee1'N ~
honeDre "t1l0' J que los cieSoa |" Pio
nlieoo2
SO nStod barna nara $50
.Sic t,.u2sn 0Io,ja 0,1g,H
4 u vista tenemos una hoia en- cuva
parte superior apafece plh'aoo ei CO.
mandante olr nleda desae que
ft16 el est,edio su atici6n
y con .r17LeIo esf2stIiuJu.
z,orgsle en- eI sube, cif5ubu
nor e1etoaaces So u1lbfci0n
De este modo nos le van presentando
on tolas las Eases de su azarosa exis-
tencia hasta que al saberse Ia muerte
10 Naceo
q -101e1S"' e>1 9. t/<seoe,"e
colIe @ pueDeo oele eoee"'
Z 20 esi'os@ " ss111e11n'
30 "e1Sleco co'/eee/eoss/1ee'
I'm todas las fiouras que llenan la mi
tai del nl;eoo-la otra mitad contiene
| La vida de Maceo-el dibu ante-que es
de la escuela de Orbaneja nos presen
ia al heroe con grandes zancas, desgar
bado enteco.
Asf aparece en- su cuarto de estulian
te, ante ell tribunal de exar,enes, donde
o.ao,os ,;,.,,u1os
o.,..Sa,..'tls t1,,, J,,st..alI. 1,,,5.
r. a.,,,a,,te - ,ss,' ta,@ ,,;se ,,asss1,'a11
.54,s.1 = ss''<.,.;.'(,;1,1s
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RESABI0S COLONIAlES

Nuelvo a 10 del sul,erobi.
mente necesario para los egresos, 81 So
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SOMBRERERIA
LA BELLA B0RlNQUENA "
s A T O c H A 8

surtido de
Bombios superiores de Ultima novedad.
Sombreros fexibles de nov
lie
Sombreros de aho
el varado surtido sombreros de
Cuyos artfculos realzan baratos
Vista hace fe Acndid quedartis convencdos =
Ponce.2 de Noyiem de lsa6s
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F0RES HERMAN0S E. Co.
PONCE, 10-AToCHA--10

Recienmente han recb q: Ecogda vare lad e Teas de
fa de eda de an Crespones ngeos do coores;
nad Ga Pouches Surahs de colores Encais
gdon de hilo DE- aed Guantes de caba de seda Coro
vo'os noyia Catas de seda anehas eeehls All
ombras case de toeos
adorDo zado de Msdias de
hio de Escocia, &. &
Gran surtidO de Perfumer ria: los tlifimos pro-
ductOs de los mejores naas acreditados fsbrican-
fes de Paris.
PARA CAB4LLEROS: In complete rieo de Teas in
geas tales camrs de coores Meri
acordonado sosy diagonaes cases
todos por cal dade superores.
Extenso surtdo de Cobata Chainas negras co'oe
diversidad de f azo nudos, donde pod
trar gusto la persona mas caprichosa-
Panuelos de seda bancos &c eoores; Cuellos Funo
Gaantes de Cabrtlla, amsetas Cacetines fnoe, & &
Camsas. cami itas calzonclos de lana, camisas
de seda, Paraguas Sombrias de seda.
Gran surtido de abrigos|
Ponce, 15 de Mayo de 1897. 1a3v.a
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correligioaarios que invalfan los luiosos
salones de dicho centro
A este proposito dice EI Gtobo
~Es claro que algunos de nuestros
amigos politieos hubieran celebrado que
contuviese Ell discurso del ilustre jefe
notas mas vivas de las que tuvo.
Pero mn estadsta como ell senior Sa-
gasta, jefe de un partido numerosfsimc,
Y que puede tener que aceptar las res
ponsabiidades del poder Ell plazo muy
breye, naturalmente ha de contener sus
manifestations Ell lfmites que no STEM
pre- miden eNactamente los que no como
cen bien cuan grandes son las responsa-
bilidades del Gobierno.o
Una de las mayores diticultades en-
que tropez6 el senor Canoyas para mo
diticar e! Gabinete, en- la ultima crisis
ministerial, fue ell namero excessive de
candidates Ia poltrona.
He aqui Ia llsta formada por ctases
Marqueses: De Aeuilar de Campoo,
de Pidal. de Nadillo, de Mochales de
Niana.
Condos: De Torreanaz y de Esteban
CoIlantes
Exministros: Sres. Fable, Barzana-
llama, Romero Robledo, Concha Cas-
taneda, Sanchez Bustillo, Bosch Fus
|tegueras J Davila.
IIombres politicos que no han sido
ministries: Sanchez Toca, Osma, @ arcia
Alix, Lastres, Conde Luque, Puga,
Bergamin, Joye Hevia, Santos Guz-
man, Hernandez Iglesias Serrano Al !
eazar.
Total. 25.
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Por poder admins rarlo dueo vende IN CARROU
Sell peffecto esado correspondence de va
por habilitaci6n completa
La persona halle aptud de admnistrao puede ga
dinerc por 10 tanto constuye gapea
terfa Camserfa El Novator" Marina ndmero Ponce
jan; IT 10 1897 1ma
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IIa fallecido en- Madrid el genera
Araoz.
AIlitar dc brillante hoia de servicios.
que comenz6 en- Ia primer guerra civil,
gano pulse por heridas acciones
de guerra toaos sus aseensos. Sc
bati6 en- Cnba, en- ell Norte en- Anda
lucia durante ell periodic reyolucionario.
Habia sido captain general de Val la
lladolid, dc Navarro Baleares f ne
tambitn conseiero del Supreme de Gu e
rra y Marina, y estaba condecorado co n
la cruz de San Fernando.
jamas Sc mezcl6 Ell poftica.
Recortamos de un diario madrilei1o
xEl NAL aspecto que ofrece la Guest
tlon de Cuba aeusa nueYamente Ia escas (
habilidad del actual Gobierno, que ;
concession Ell concession Il los Estado
Unidos ha llegado a perder toda su fuer-
"a moral para dar solucion satisfactoria
Il los conflctos que un dfa otro, con
lnslstencla tristfslma para Espana, pro-
vocan unos cuantos senadores-acaso los
mas audaces de Ia Republica norte-
americana.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-09
AGAINST WRIGHT.
The County Attorneys Opinion Sus-
tains the Commissioners.


The session of the board of county
commissioners yesterday was with two
membe only. as Harmon is absent in
Idaho. At the morning session no
business was done, but the afternoon
meeting was an important one. The
opinion of County Attorney Peery re-
garding the differences of the board
with eX-Sherif Wright was filed. 1t
reviewed the whole matter, beginning
with the proper course to pursue to
close up the account with the eX-
sheriff. The opinion was in effect that
the sheriff should collect the fees for
his services in advance, except in GER
tain special cases. The fees should
be turned over TO the county treasurer
on the frs. Monday of each month,
and that no salary should be paid to
any officer until such fees had been
turned in. An officer failing to do this
might be convicted of a Tnisdemeanor
and the money might be recovered
from him and from his bondsmen.
The sheriff could not defend in a civil
action on the ground that the county
owed him back salary. No officer has
the right to pay himself out of fees
collected by him. Neither could the
ex-sheriff defend a criminal action on
the same ground.
AS to the responsibility of the sheriff
to report to the board for the time
absent from the state, Mr.. Peery said
in substance that if the sheriff went
on official business he Should report all
his official acts.
The opinion further stated that the
trip of the sheriff out of the state was
not authorized except he had extra
dition papers. The county attorneys
other opinion was that the county
commissioners should pass upon the
bonds of road supervisors.
The attorney also gave an opinion
to the effect that the pay of jurors and
witnesses before a justice of the peace
when he sits as a coroner. is $1.50 per
day, and when he sits as justice of
the peace such fees are: Witnesses, 81;
jurors, 50; mileage in each case, 20
cents per mile.
County Attorney Peery stated that
the collector had asked him for in
structions as to the payment of school
taxes on land formerly belonging to
Kanesville and now belonging in Roy
On recommendation of the attorney a
resolution was passed providing that
the taxes be paid to Roy.
The committee on supplies reported
certain alterations and improvements
on the first floor of the courthouse.
The special committee on inventory
was granted further time.
The application of c. A. Rundquist
for superintendent of the poor farm
was fled.
Assessor Brown was empowered to
employ two clerks.
Collector Chambers was granted
permission to employ competent and
needed assistance.
G. E. Garner and % others asked
that he be appointed road supervisor
of Randall.
The treasurer's report showed $685.
726.4T on hand of all funds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-09

Provo, Feb. S.-The following orders
were made in court yesterday:
Provo Commercial and Savings bank
VS.. A. c. Sorenson ct al; hearing on
demurrer set Cor Feb. 3.
In the matter of the guardianship
and estate of James Lyon, an insane
person. M Nj. Kellogg entered his aD-
provaI as counsel for guardian.
Harry HAYES ct al VS.. Oliver Slade
ct al: hearing on demurrer to second
amended complaint set for Wednesday,
Feb. 10.
]. NJ. Whitaker secured judgment
against David Wheeler ct al. Tor the
sum of $4S.75 and costs of suit.
Jacob Gates TODAY received letter
from H. G. Whitney, manager OF the
Salt Lake Opera company, the purport
of which was to ascertain whether or
not the people of Provo were DESTROYS
that this organization should present
the Mascot at an early date. MI
Gates replied affirmativelY, assuring
Mr.. Whitney that good patronage
would no doubt be accorded the COM
pany. Judging from inquiries maze
upon the street today, the Provo people
viii be delighted TO have this opera
company appear at our Opera House.
W. ]. Ridd, travelling passenger agent
of the Rio Grande Western railway,
is doing some hustling for his road in
Provo.
c. K. Southworth came down from
the mountains today on business con-
nected with shipping ties and mining
timbers.
At meeting of the county board to-
day G. w. Tibhits resigned as justice
OF Lake Shore precinct on account of
ii conflicting with his business and
for other reasons.
The statement of the county treasurer
showed for 1895: Receipts. s4S,S20.6t;
paid county warrants, S42, $1,000; cash
on hand, $6,31645.
George NJ. Smoot was appointed dep
uty assessor Of Lake View.
Bids were submitted by the several
printing companies for the public
printing. The matter was taken under
adViSement
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-09
TRusTEE,s SALE.


NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DEED OF
Trust-Notice is hereby given by the I'M
dersigned. James T. Little. trustee named
in a certain deed of trust, wherein Thomas
r. Parry and Della May Parry. his wife
G. the city and county of Salt Lake and
state of Utah are first parties. James T.
Little of Salt Lake City, Utah. is sec
ond party, and The Deseret Savings bank.
Il corporation of Utah, is third party or
beneficiary. dated the 22nd day of De-
cember, 1893. and executed and delivered
on the 18th day of January, 1894, and
duly recorded on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1894. in the office of the county
recorder of Salt Lake county, territory
Gnow state) of Utah, in book "3-R" of
mortgages, at page 2S6. reference to which
is hereby made. whereby the said first
parties conveyed to said James T. Little
trustee, said second party. all the real
estate hereinafter described. in trust. to
secure the payment of a certain prom
issory note of the same date. for the
sum of $1.075.09 payable to the order of
The Deseret Savings bank one year after
date with interest on said sum at the
rate of one per cent per month from date
until paid. payable quarter yearly. which
said note was made, executed and de-
livered by said first parties, for value
received, to said the Deseret Savings
bank, said third party; and by said deed
it was provided that if default should be
made in the payment of the principal
of said note or any payment thereof, or
the interest that might accrue thereon as
undersigned. said James T. Little trus-
tee. said second party might proceed
to sell said described property at public
vendue to the highest bidder for cash,
after giving due notice thereof as in said
deed required; and whereas, no part of
the principal sum due on said note has
been paid, and no part of the interest due
thereon has been paid, except the sum of
s1l Is which pays the said interest due
thereon down to the 18th day of January
1891: and. whereas, the taxes duly levied
and assessed on the property described
i. said trust deed for the years 1894 1895
and 1896 amounting in all to the sum of
S2A15 have not been paid by said first
parties to said deed, or any part thereof
as the same became due or delinquent.
and said third party to protect its Sc
curity. did pay the same in the sum
aforesaid; and. whereas, said principal
sum and the interest due thereon from
the 25th day of January, 1894, at the rate
of one per cent per month. until paid,
and the said sum paid on said taxes as
aforesaid. has long since been due and
payable and now remains unpaid, and the
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said The Deseret Savings bank. the legal
owner and holder of said note, has nou-
ned me of said non-payment OF SAID prlh-
c-oal sum, and OF said non-payment OF
said interest. due and payable as afore-
said. and has requested me to sell said
real estate in accordance with the pro-
visions of said deed of trust, 10 pay sald
taxes and said principal sum due on said
note as aforesaid. and the interest &C
crued thereon. and the costs of this
SAFE, including compensation to said
trustee and $4,000 attorneys fees, as pro-
vlded by said deed of trust. Now, there
lore, on Thursday, the 4th day OF March,
"A: d 1897. at the hour of u o'clock m
OIL SAID day, at the banking house of said
ne Deseret Savings bank, corner of First
South ana Main streets, in Salt Lake City,
Otan. Tor the purposes aforesaid and at
puDilc vendue. L shall sell to the highest
piuder, for cash, all of the right title and
interest that said Thomas r. Parry and
Deua May Parry, his wife OF either of
mem, mad at the time of the execution of
s4.u deed of trust, or have since ac-
CURED of, in and to that certain tract of
real estate situate in the city and county
OF SAT- Lake, and state of Utah. bounded
anu anu described as follows. to-wit All of
ioe Isl SIX 90, in block five (). plat -" Salt
JAMES IT. LITTLE, Trustee
1907 gate or first publication, February 9th,
Trustee. 90
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-09
PROBATE NOTICE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO
bate division. Third. judicial district. in
and for Salt Lake county, state of Utah.
In the matter of the estate of John Law
son, deceased.-Notice: Notice is hereby
given that Janet S. Lawson, administra-
trix of the estate of John Lawson, de-
ceased. has rendered for settlement. and
filed in said court her final account of
her administration of said estate and
petition for final distribution of the res
tdue of said estate among the persons
entitled thereto, and that Saturday. the
9th day of February, A. d. 1897. at $3.50
O'Clock a. M. at the court room of said
court. in the county court house, Salt
Lake City and county. Utah. has been
duly appointed by the judge of said
court for the settlement of said account
and hearing said petition for distribu-
ton, at which time and place any per-
son interested in said estate may APP
pear and show cause, if any there be.
WHY said account should not DC set
tied and approved and final distribu-
ton made as prayed for
Dated February 9Th, 1897
DAVID c. DUNBAR. Clerk.
BY GEORGE e. BLAIR, Deputy Clerk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-09
JOHN IT. RICH DEAD.
Passed Away Yesterday After an
Illness of a Month.


Brigham City, Feb. S-About 4 o'clock
this afternoon John T. Rich, president
of the Bank of Brigham City, closed
his eyes on this world of pain and trib
ulations. Thus ends the life Of one of
the most enterprising and progressive
business men of this vicinity. The
deceased was one of the best known
men of the state. About eight years
ago he moved here from Grantsville,
Tooele county. Since his arrival he has
invested considerable of his large for
tune in this county. Besides being
heavy land owner, he bought up the
local bank, while the Brigham City
electric light system, the opera house,
the pottery and other local enterprises
have come into his possession. His
fortune is estimated at nearly 100000,
making him probably the Wealthiest
man in Box Elder county.
Mr. Rich was taken suddenly i'll
about a month ago. While on the
streets of Brigham he was attacked
with dizziness and had to be assisted
home. He has not left the house since.
Hemorrhage Of the brain is ascribed
as the cause of the sickness and death.
Last week he was so i'll his life was
ilespaired of. but he rallied and has
been considered better until today,
when the children were summoned
from school and the bank TO the bed
side Of their dying father.
The deceased's oldest son, John Y.
Rich, has had almost entire charge of
his fathers affairs for the past few
years. Although still a young man of
about % years he has shown great
business abilities and the business is
considered in capable hands in his
charge. About a year ago he married
a Miss Crismon, a fair young daughter
Of Salt Lake City.
John T. Rich had numerous friends
in Brigham and elsewhere who will
be shocked on hearing of his death.
The bereaved family has the sympathy
of the entire community. Something
over a year ago they had the misfor-
tune of losing their mother and now
their father has gone.
The death of John T. Rich is a great
loss to Brigham City.
Some wild rumors have already been
started by foolish people as to the
standing of the bank, but it is thought
to be as solid as any institution of its
kind in the state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-02-09
Local Briefs.

Dr.. Banker will lecture in the Third
ward tonight for men only, under the
auspices of the Y NJ C. A.
John Casey was yesterday fined $50
for assaulting Ragan. Don Mccormick
was fined S. for petit larceny
Commissioner Harmon has gone to
Boise on business connected with the
canal company in which he is inter-
eSted.
The indications are that a large
house will greet the Geogia university
graduates MINISTRIES tonight The COM
pany is superior one
j. Chappell Bennett, the English at
torney, has been absent from his Of
ice several days and the claim is made
that he has skipped because of finan-
cial embarrassment. Parties in his Of
flee say he has gone to England.