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FOR RENT-HOUSES.



1926 Marion stnw IN 1, bet 9th and
1th Sts, Srns. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SES.ou
ana @ sts, 5rns. ...........,.......2O 80
423 Franklin 81 NV bet l. and Y
SJS, rms. ..'.......-.s 10 oU
1886 Superior st NV Meridian liill,
> rms. ......-'.....s-r lo ou
12S Fierce II nw bet and NJ sts,
y rms. .......--.-.. IL ou
3 scott ave NV near eleCtnC cars,
rms. .............-f .....-.--.... = 20
Scott ave NV, above Whitney
ave, D rms. -. -.-...--... IL 90
3 rms .,,........,i. -, ............ 8 so
Sl5 Golden st sw bet b and L. sts
4 rms ........-. !. .. ..-- ..-......... 90
1873 Fnstoe CT nw,, bet and w
sGS, . rms ......f.,.......... 80
$50 Blauu alley NV near Howard
JniV, . ffnS....-.-.. -. ..-.....s... , 90
SIS. 4 rms ...f,.,,',........... I 30
2p12 Columbia Terrate NV, bet
L and II sts, Fnss.. 80
s,s, 5 ms .,.................... $50
Goal Seaton ST ne, bet 4 and r sts,
rms ,..-.-...... ..--...-.........., TO
ana q sts, : rms ..,.........,... 20 80
/ . hlagdcn's alleynw bet NJ aud y
sls, D rms ..''.'--.........-.... 80
UNFINISHED ROOMS
S2i 9th 81 NV ? floors, TfnS......S25 90
80? 9thstnw - and 3 floors, . ms. l b 90
FURNISHED HOUSES
400 ave NV thoroughly fur
nshed. parking, reduction for
summer, . rms s....................S5 500 90
COTTAGE Is.
HaCkistones Island, 5UNl50 lot;
for season ........................ $50 90
IVY CITY.
1872 Kendall 1t, 8 rms ................ - 90
Cap II, near OlIvetst, : Ins........-. : 90
For balance OF list see star.
A. s. CAIWOOD,
ly3-3t-cm S33 gtnstnw
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MANTED-si -siiSCELLANEoUS.


MAATED-A No. Remington. must be
cncap. Typewriter Headquarters and
Manu- acturcTo' A genCy. 1907 r 1t. NV,
Washington, ~. {. 81 RhET X HEWITT,
gents Jy3-5t
ANTr.Ip--Nc contraCr To overhaul once
month and keep your typewriter IN
good order toy the year Tor sl.5, including
nbDOns. best make, come to us for cue Of
our Oonl ractS and save money. Typewriter
Headquarters and Manufacturers A genCy,
1907 81. NV. " asl1ngtun, ID. {. 81 X
kET * HEWETT, A gents. Jy3-3t
NANTED-A large, fnst-cIass t1oa rdng
house at moderate rent. 10y plOmpt ten
aHt, men ton number rooms, locality, rent
refs. given. Address l.. A. r., station B,
ClUy. lN2-,t,em
per gallon. AT LACEY : factory, 6Ul
and sos y. L ave Jy2-3t, EN-
and 6O3 \. L ave. Jy2-3t,em
secondhand ice chest; good
CONDITION; cheap. Address HI6HLAND,
Tins orrlce. Jy2-5t-em
wANTEp-To buy District real estate
for investment; must he unencunbered
and cheap, give particulars. INVESTOR.
this ofiice, Jy2-1t
WANTED Upright piano IN exchange for
interest IN eIther new 6-roon bun BrICk
on building lot. in desirable location Ad
dress OWNER F., this office. Jy2-3t
MANTED-Few gentlemen on yachting
trp, large schooner yacht leaves July
3, returns q. Address BCRLiNG AME,, TINS
office. Je290
WANTED Responsible party 10 Ivok after
half rent. Address H.. this office. Jyl :}t
WANTED-Mcn troubled with piles to can
at office oil HcIIsorrhedia Company and
get package OF HemoTThedia; every form
OF piles cured IN two weeks, no pam, NO
detention from business; treatment taken
af hDnhR
5UY l4tn St NV le27-lno
wANTED-To exchange paper hanging for
a suit of clothes. Address PAPER
HANGER w, this office. Je27-7t
nA.N ALD-lAl AT DDE.Is nuUr PAiN1.
VIII stop ailleaks free, and charge only
fOr painting; work guaranteed.
NAT. RUBBE RRO0F FAINT co.
ap9-u 1923 Sth Ut NV
LOST.
IlUST-At Marshall Hail, July L, pocket
book and card case. Reward al l429
IA ave. NV. Jy3-3t
LOST July z, pocketbook oonta aiming about
Si9, on 9Th ST. or La ave, between 9th
ana lOUn sis. Reward OF 50 IL returned TO
II. w. OFFUTT, SD and st. 1t
LOST Bicycle, Crescent, No. 259Y7S; left
NV, June ls Literal reward if returned
TO ;. 4, CROSS, lzo ST. NV. jyl-3tem
LOST On June 80, going from 9TH and
II sts. 10 l3lh ana ia ave-. lady gold
IA. &. watch; finder please return to SU2
Essex st. NV. Liberal reward. Jyl-Jt-em
STRA NED from my premises, 236O Shcr-
man ave. INV ., on June 80, a. M, one
black mare. weighs about 800 pounds:
50 reward on return 10 above premises
NICHOLAS BECK. JyI73t
LOsT-June 2Sth, in street car, on Capitol
Hill, or on r St, 9Th st Ia. ave, or 18th
st. NV, dark blue vclve; handbag, lined
with pink SILK, blue satin strings; con-
tanned lewelry Liberal reward III returned
To A. h. PARTRIDGE, Room 8, Warcer
building. Stn and r sis. NV. Jyl-5t
IOsT--On Macalesters return trip Mon
day evening, lady's blue serge jacket Re
ward IL left at 100 4th ST. NV. jyl-3l
wANTED-ROOMS.
wANTED--By young man fur room at 80
per month; ten minutes walk from 9TH
aud IA. ave; references. Box 90, this
oince. Jy27at
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TOR SALE-SUBCRBAN.

FOR SALE or exchange-Fine farm of 81 5
acres, 1 hour from city, near station.
DIV cling; 3 rooms; 2 large apple orchards;
outbuilGiings for all purposes. crops all in:
$40 per acre, easy terms. IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION, this office, Item
tUK SALE-At Colonial Beach. Va. q
room cottage, partly furnished, electric
beils. Spca KING tubes, aud IruIt trees,
nalr square from old W narr; 81 300: $500
cash. balance $40 per month. >. EAME
sos seventh sJ. Sw., or at the Beach, after
Juiy d. Jy2-St-cm
FOR SALE-Building lots at PallstOn, a
beautiful subdivision about 3 miles from
Washington, UH the Washington, Airing
ton and Falls Church electric railroad.
size of lots, 25x1 50 feet: price, 800:
terms, SO down aud 81 per week. no
taxes or interest until lots are pa id for;
or will sell for $40 per lot cash: &c. fare
and MINUTES ride 10 city. ii one bot
Is not large enough, You can buy two
or more call for part'culars and map
showing BaIlstOn and the suburbs gen
orally around Washington. Many farms
and country places for sale and rent
yE.CLEMENTS,l 1921 Fst~Rw. jy Stem
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FUR SALE-COrner lots at Twelfth and
X streets northeast. with plans drawn
FOR SIX brick dwellings Apply OWNER
j. W., thlS ofrice. 1e29-6telu
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FOR SALE Young, sound, family bTOke
mare, new phaetOH and harness; q bar
gain. will separate, can be seen on : uHday
III iUth ST. ne. lY.s-2t
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CZARRA'S.
Dr.. Ledthermdn,

EXPERT SPECIALIST in the
cure of all private diseases. III yllroCele,
Varicocele, Structure, impotcnCy, and
Syphilitic Diseases positively cured. Ad
vice and Consultation Free. Both Sexes
Hours, to IL, 2 to g. Tues, THURS, and
Sat. evenings, 7 to =. No. 6O2 r st. NV.
tClosed Sunday.b je1 5-tf
NINE DAVIS, born CairyoysnJ and card
reader; tells abogt business, removes
Spells and evil Influences, reunitcs the
separated, and gives luck To all, cures
piles and drunkenness. 122S 25th st.
INV. je12-lmo
THE ''3 DAYS" CURE-Soid IN nearly
every drug store; ST.. je1l-lHo
NINE. THEO, MEDIUM,
Scientific pslmist and card reader; know
your fate and fortune, open daily; German
spoken; 25c. and soc 929 II st. NV.
je9-l limo
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seasnore Connections.
FoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-TWO FIRST-CLASS WHIT
ucr boilers, luO horsepower each, IN eN-
| cement condition, with a 100 horse
pcwer Atlas engine Tor sale cheap
IGTCHINS, HutChIns building, W here boil
Crs anu engine can De seen. Jy3-tf
FOR SALE-A large box refrigerator in
| good condition. Can be seen al 1u3 Ia.
ave. NV price 50. Item
FOR SALE-e-ft extension table, s.: ice
chest, 81; range - organ SO 1913
FOR sALE-Two greyhounds. No. 619
Tenn. ave. NV, up stairs. jy3-3t-eIn
FOR sALE-A No. Remington type
writer. line condition. $40. a Chance
| bargain Typewriter Headquarters and
Manufacturers Agency, Washington, ID
| c, 1907 81. NV. BURkET x HEN EFT.
Agents. jy32t
FOR SALE Handsome guitar and case;
SIS. bargain. 92I u NJ. 1t
FOR sALE-A Densmore; $50; a bargain.
Typewriter Headquarters and Manu-
| facturers' Agency, " asnin gjOn. ID. { 1907
r st NV. BURKET X HEWITT. Agents
| JyJ-.J
FOX sALE-A new baby Carriage: cheap;
also an iceboX 943 y st. NV. jy3-3t
FOX E-CoInpIete amU .ur photo
EiaphIC outiIt. camera. 5X1, ystsa., trIpS.d,
| seven piateh1lderS BatISch md I<,.nt, lens
and shutter Gun0iacn lens anG IN ittcr. re-
dHCIng Camera. optical lantern and all ac-
cessories; haII pnce. Address HYFO,
TINS Office. iyl6t
| FOR sALE-Jersey COW; cheap. s0s 6th
ST sw. Iy2-3t-em
FOR sALE-A good bread and cake bak-
cry, with store, horse wagon aud route:
| cheap If sold by 9TH. Address II, NJ, this
office. Jy2-3t-em
wiNSTON'S Ice cream VIII tie reduced 10
raIt. aff for Irrfx- 4 m
member II Is tine pr1ce Jhat Teduced, not
the quality, drop that postal Is4S 7Uh
ST. NV Jy2-2t
FOR SALE Mason & Hamln organ: four
OCtaveS' cost SlOO, new. will sell for
Slu Address ORGAN, this office.
Jy2-3G
FOX SALE-A bargain; wall tent. I4xII,
and fly. 1905 l3Jh ST. NV. Jy2-5t
FOR SALE-946 l. st. NV =. organ; errcct
order. $50; also, for rent, hall rOOt1, 81
per Week. Jy1-3t
For SALE-C Cheap; two Trcsh mIicn COWS
one OF them JERSEY. Address box 15l.
THIS Office. Je3O-4t EN-
FOR SALE 2canopytop cut unt der surreys;
+ / run-about: siGe-bar buggIes. ana
1 sets or harness. 2l3 1lth ST NV.
jc3U-1t-em
FOX SALE-CoaI yaru; ON account Of in.
| health. IL suitable UettnS can he secured
/ VIII dispose of my branch coal yards 10
caicd at 5l1 A st. ne, and at 50., lth
| ST NV. Apply to V. BA LDWIN JOHESON
MAN office, 110l H. 1. ave. NV.
JeZY-u cin
FOR SALE-FirewoTks ut wholesale, at
o11 7th st. NV. Je20-6t
WANTED-Everyb body to Know that
Hemorrhedia will cure piles, no pain; no
I knife. no detention from business; cali at
| office OF HEMORRHEDlA COMP ANY, sos
| 14th st. NV and get PACKAGE treatment
can be taken at home. je27-1mo
FOX SAI4E-Frcsh COWS; always on hand;
| would also exchange for dry cows. JNO
| DENEKAS, 3510 BnghtwoOd avenue.
Jc1 2-1mo-em
FOX SALE-Bull terriers, fox terriers col
lies, spanieis, DauChehund, puppies;
cheap, also wans, peafo wis, etc SCHMID'S
BIRD STNKE ~ l2lh sI NV i..I -ff-arI,
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lllIP MALE AND
FEMALE.

HEADQUARTERS for LynchDurg, Dan
yilieCIuutryan and Cit yhelp. MkS-MOoRE,
800 u ST. NV. Jy3-3t-em
RANIEi-CanvssSing agents, iadtes or
gcnllcmen. 4SS Pa. ave Item
NANTED-At City Intelligence Ofilce,
COOKS, WATERS, general houscH orkers,
poIJrrs, drivers nnrSes, laundreNSeS, cham
beITnai,lS, cleaners, boys, labOrerS, dish
washers; quickest place 10 get wCIk.
SIAJhLEf ORD'S, AZ 1lth 81. NV. II
NANTED-Cooks and walters, city work;
oash washer Tor AtlanUC Cfty. 6O6 9th
81. NV. 1T
WANTED Boys and girls 10 work Oh lilies,
CiC-, - per week. Address, stating g,
S. IL, jins office. II
MANarD--I wnl lurlIsn any klnd OF
bylp Tree oI charge. Cali or address s2S
.IB 81 NV, upstairs. JeZS-Et
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FOUND.

FOUND-Ice cream, A NO. l.; absolutely
pure, yOc per gallon. AT LACEY 'S fac
tory, gu and 6V3 N. 4 ave. ly2-3t,em
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GENTLEMAN with small family will pay
SIS per month year round for three nice
rooms on second floor; light housekeeping,
must he north west; pleasant surroundings.
ROOMS. tlllS office. lYl III
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

49,
FOR RENT -First-class lodging and boarl;
elegantly fur nished: every comfort.
Jyx-7t
RUOMS AND BOARD SIS and Sls pcr
month, one block from CITY hall, on
Mctrvpoiitan car line No. 3lS 80 st. W.
5cxS-1t
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WANTED A place TO dfive wagon, any
Riad No. 2z Hope alley, between IZth
and lsUn, r. ana ~ SIS. sc. Item
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wANTED-MOOMS.

WANTED BY young man fur. room at 80
pcr month: ten minutes walk from 9TH
and IA. ave; references. Box 90. this
Offlce Jy2-3t
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FOR SALE sets slightly used buggy.
surrey and coupe harness.. also set
wagon harness for 81 50 GERMJIII.-
LER'S HARNESS FACTOR Y Gal La ave
ty3-3t
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/ wANTED-EKperienced bookkeeper seeks
| pos ton: best refs. Address B- Is. this
! oIjlce Jy3-3t
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FOX SALE-tiood sound drartB horse. ZII5
l. NV. JI2-3t-em
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FOX SALE- one bay mare, buggy aud
harness. also two cheap business h9TS-s
Can be seen at H., SD ave. ne jy2 81
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FOR hENT-Sl >. 80. nice broom. frame,
water and sewer, large yard and large
stable III perfect repair. iii ID II. ne,
cars pass door. Apply S19 Md. ave. ne.
Item
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WANTED Energetic business man ue-
hires position, good penInan anu account
ant, Al place OF trust, as cashier, etc, VIII
give lond 10 any amount. Firsl-clasS refs
AQ A.,this Office jy23t
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WiNSTONS > Ice Cream VIII De reduced 10
soc per gallon until after July = re
member II Il tine pr7ce Jhst'S Te0Tc'ed, not
the quality, drop that postal 1s4S 7th
ST. NV WI
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

WANTED by drug clerk Of
years experience. Nesy pS~. reiefeoces
Address e. f.. this office. Item
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FOX SALE-COInpleJe am u suT photo
EIaphiC outfit. camera, 5X1, ystS'., trIprd,
seven piatenoiders, BauSch md Leinb lens
and shutter Gun0iaCn lens dnG IN Ittcr re-
dHCtng Camera: optical lantern and all ac-
cessories; haIT pnce. Address HYFO,
TINS office. Iyl-6
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FOR RENT-Cheap; suitable for plumber
or barber shop, = rooms fronting on i
81. in the rear of my offlce- b Il.
Jy3-3t-em
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FOX SALE-CoaI yard; ON account Of i'll
health. IL suitable JefIns can bc secured
/ VIII dispose of my branch coal yards, To-
Gated at 5ll A ST. ne, and at 5G. 1 I In
St NV. A Apply to V BA LDNIN JOHESON
MAN office, 110l X. 1. ave. NV.
pIy-tf ell
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FOR RENT-432 q ST. NV; house open; b
rooms; halls; range. bath, gas, new paper
ing, back building, parking, large back yard;
arranged for families; Improvements fin
isheu; $50. je30-4t
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FOR SALE-A good bread and cake bak =
cry, with store, horse, wagon aud route:
cheap If sold by 9th. Address Ii. NJ. this
office. Jy2-3t-em
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NANTEp-A boy oF a yoWg man - work
In a bakery Apply Az Olh 81. sw- II
MAN1LD-A barber ol5 h 81. ne. II
N-AarIa-ENpencuve young man loi
grocery store, H4uSj biIng reIS. Ndll aibti
A. .5tut 4, ~ SW A2-St em
WANTED-1wO BARRIERS iOT SatuI la y.
I,.oa nav 3lS IA ave. y 2-3t
WANTED A good barber, all The time.
Oan at 20 tth st. Sc. Jyl-5G
MANTED blacksmith nclpeI, One Jhat
can uuYc On SHOES. Apply OF aduiesS
NM /. CASEY. blauensBurg, Md. Jyl -st
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WANTED -Iudust nous young man. with
liberal educ alton, desires work of any
Nnd j. r w, 1889 Ilth St NV. ss33t
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WANTED Will give $50 TO anyone seCuT-
ing ne position paying $50 per month.
Address WIDOW, this Office. Jy3-}t-em
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FOX SALE-Chcap; two fresh HIlCn COWS.
one OF them JERSEY. Address box 15l,
this Office. Je3O-4t EN-
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FOX SALE top buggies, one "a road
buggy. one dayton, ana JuMp-Srat FoCka-
way. Rear Az lst ST NV. JeS9-6t-en
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-12
Book Of Mormon Clnss.

Last evening at the Book of Mormon
class session at the Latter-day Saints
College. every seat in the room was oc-
cupled. During the lesson, attention
was called to the prophetic character
Of the Book Of Mormon and the re-
markable manner in which the prophe-
cies have been fulfilled. The prophecy
found in II Nephi chapter 3, which
speaks Of the confusion that should
come to those who sought the destruc-
ton OF the Prophet Joseph. was shown
to have been literally fulfilled. The
reference in the record TO the witness
who should view the plates, was also
discussed, 1t matters not, said Prof
Mills, whether We regard the Prophet
Joseph as the author or the translator
of the Book of Mormon. In either case
1t was "A prophecy. and complete full
flment was beyond human power, ex-
cept as an agency in the divine hand
II the Prophet Joseph had been the
author Of the book. he was divinely
inspired Prophet, and God was in the
fulfilment Of the prophecies. Joseph
might indeed have inserted in the book
prophecy To the effect that three
witnesses should view the record "by
the power Of God but he could not
possibly induce these witnesses TO be-
lieve that 1t was by that power that
they saw the recordif it We're not real
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-12
THU HAMILTON CASE.
Difficulty Experienced in Securing Jury to
Try the Case
ORDER FOR THIRTY MORE JURORS TODAY


The case of Lou Hamilton, charged
With the murder of her husband, was
continued before Judge Norrell in the
Third district court this morning and
the work of obtaining jury to try the
case was resumed.
After the News" report closed yes
terday afternoon one additional juror
was obtained who felt that he could
try the case impartlally, w. c, a.
Smoot.
owing to the difficulty in securing
jury it was found necessary to issue
n venirc for twenty additional Jurors,
and the following were summoned:
Farley p. Pratt Anton jacobsen, Sam
uel seldom, Charles II. Worthen, Lew
is Hoagland, James Leathan, f. q.
Heath, Il. NJ. Keyser, George II.
Spiers, Thomas Dangerfeld, VIM. X.
Culp, o. n. Despair. Daniel Densley
Jr.. Charles Il. Bird, Fergus Lester,
Robert Fisher, Joseph Mayne, Joseph
w. smith, oscar Lundburg.
At the opening of court TINS morn
ing Judge Nbrrell read note from
the quartermaster general at Fort
Douglas stating that Thomas Dan
gcriieid was in the employ of the
government and If he was required
TO act as a juror he would be dis
charged from his employment and the
Judge therefore excused Mr.. Danger
field from serving as juror.
The clerk then took from the box
the following names and the parties
filed into the jury box: p, j. Nelson.
Heber Young, Stewart j. Jenkins
Charles sharp, Andrew 5. White,
Archibald Erskine, Frank II. Rudy
Thomas Johnson.
Messrs Nelson, Young, Jenkins and
Trskine were in turn challenged by
Judge Powers for cause and excused,
and Mr. White was challenged per-
| emptorlly by the State and Messrs.
! sharp and Rudy by the defense, leav-
| ing but one out of the eight called.
Thomas Johnson, to be sworn to try
| the case,
The clerk was then asked to NIL up
| the box but only two names were
! left of those summoned yesterday, H.
| j. Greggerson and John p. bloomfield.
and those present who were summoned
! to appear this morning We're called 10
| the box and examined as to their
| eligibility to act as jurors.
At this afteroon's session Of court
| another yenire was issued for thirty
additional jurors, returnable instanter,
the last of the Jurors summoned to
appear this morning being there In
| the box. After this was done the eX-
animation was resumed by Judge
| Powers, but no others were secured
! before press time. Those so far Sc
cured to try the case are h. A, King,
william Evans, 1. M. Fisher, w. c. y.
| Smoot and Thomas Johnson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-12

NEW YORK, Oct lg.-Trading at the open
ing Of the stock mar Set was rather quiet tho
gains In the Standard railroad shares not
exceeding half. Aicnison preferred was o II
q small fraction. = he initial sales OF user
showed gain Of ~, London sent higher
prices
The bears checy ed The upward tendency by
offering round amounts Of the higher priced
Innusr ais and cOused marked fractional
losses In tho leading ra ways. sugar LIST
practically all of the opening gam. Toward
II o'cloc there was an improved tone
In the second hour business was very dull
and larseiy confined n the sptcialt es. The
bear pressure WIS resumed against sugar and
chicago Gss amt prices declined all around 10
ebout the lowest
Bonds extremely dull but steady for most
issues.
Liquidation was very heavy this afternoon.
long stocks apparently coming on the market
along with atop loss orders. FEAR OF spanish
complications were offered as Il motive for the
selling. There YVES no support manifest at
any point one stock after anothfr peing at
tackled and forced Gown between one and two
points. here WIS momentaiy rally at one
time, but prlces fell again before o'c ock TO
the lowest showing declines OF over two
points in most of the leading railroads and
industrials shares AZ in Chicago Gas and "a
IN Consolidated Gas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-12

The following orders were made in
the United States circuit court yes
terday:
Beaver Land and Irrigation COM
pany VS. w. II. Westfall ct al; de-
murrer to complaint sustained and
plaintiff given twenty days to file
amended complaint.
United States VS. DAILY Mining COM
pany ct al; timber trespass; Judgment
rendered for plaintiff in the sum Of
$6l1.G2.
Provdent Life and Trust company
of Philadelphia VIZ Elizabeth V. Davis
ct al;decree against defendant by con.
fession in the sum of $5,972.79, with
5000 attorneys fees.
Third National Bank of the City
Of New York VS. Henry H.Rea ct al;
motion OF plaintiff for Judgment on
defendants answer argued and sub.
mitted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-10-12
Citizens Committee.

The citizens commtte met last night
and decided to extend its operations
by the immediate organization of sub
committees in the various municipal
wards in order that the work of the
campaign may be more successfully
carried on. j. b. Walker was chosen
secretary and remarks of encouraging
character We're made by Messrs. Ritter,
Williams, Mccormick and Sharp. The
committee win meet again this evening
and win in all probability fill the two
vacancies existing by reason Of the
designations of Sam. c. Park as nomi-
nee for auditor and Henry Heath as
nominee for the City Council.
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Fair Notes.
It was feared that the race track
would not be in the best condition.
on account OF the heavy rains last
week. Fortunately the fine weather
yesterday and today has put the track
in good condition for the races to-
morrow.
Several horsemen from Salt Lake
and Logan are here and have entered
horses In the races.
The executive committee, who are
receiving well deserved praise for Their
excellent work are: X. Maeser, presi-
dent; Miss Inez Knight, secretary; j.
u, Twelves, treasurer; r. A. Barney,
II. Il. Thomas, Mrs. Teenie S. Taylor
and Miss May Brown.
Many leading and enterprising citi-
zens have given generous aid financial
and otherwise to the fair committee,
and are deserving of commentator for
their liberality and public spiritedness,
The supervisors of the various de-
partments have shown their interest
by their works, and a fair share of
honor for the success of the fair be-
longs to them.
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A suit for divorce was instituted in
the Third district court today by FL
nora Fillmore against Alma NJ. Fill
more, alleging failure to support, and
also that defendant is an habitual
drunkard."
1t is set forth in the complaint that
the parties were married in Emery
county in 1884, and that they have two
children aged 10 and Z. Plaintiff asks
for the custody of the children, $50
per month alimony, and costs.