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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
Advertised letter..

Tie tollosing is lis, OF the letters
remaining unca!led for in the Mitchell
po=tohce at the close of the wees: end
ing June Il. 1897
Corbin. Mrs Nellie Lynn. Misz Helen
Hold. Chris WeinG berg, Annie
Mitchell, Mr Jesse
When calling for the aoove please sa7
advertised. - Il not called for in Two
weeks they will De forwarded 10 the
dead letter Office.
SAML T. GREEN. P. NJ.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18

Johu % Andersoa Was Let Dosp
Corrracs With she Government.
Fr7z T5=s1sEs 1asz.-
Soos a7e Or szx wees sgo Johr
Anderson s1iy7=5 5%.g h=s6 Q: N:no-
so.s ess.-= through Mitchell FOR lis
ra-ca OF s1= -assrTss:oo. which Ee
expected 10 deliver 8. tie Rosebud
Indian ageuey CT goTa-cne1i con-
s-Ge,. ~o:ca required 40 COWS 20 co--
plse IL Wt=a tls a-i1als passed
through here sl@y sssne6 10 te II 5ne
eoc6is.01 ar6 10 sEsp:e-oo eTsr crossed
Toar= 1:r5 mt via. shs cattle wou.6
cs sea=pts5 ~ .-e Inspector. BIZ.
Elsc ne l-ovs lis herd 20 ,be agency
so6 offered .te1 70 chs inspector Tot
one o: tt= elsire bunch sss accepted.
she Inspector claiming uoder The con-
accepted. an6 ros hsving his contract
siIl hin N-. Anderson was forced 10
sEcu;i. II lrsr be Ess chagrire6
8. tts Interpretation O. the inspector
IS 20 shs cor.rsct. ard after reading i.
over Ar. Anderson saw .ha. ne ba6
oe=u ur!1s.iE dea.s with. as ne ascer-
ss:ne6 .nat she only provision il .e-
gard 70 the Kind 0: COWS stated il ,hs
consracs xas .has she cattle should oe
those born. bred AMI raised north Q.
she south line ot Neo-asEs and tia.
noue OF she animals should hare Ar
kansas or Texas blood il .hen.
That Mr. Anderson viii cone ous
safe OF liz contract is cot doubted by
gentleman ~ho has had considerable
experience il delivering cattle 10 .h-
government inspectors. He stated to
TIE REPUBLICAN representative ye=-
ierday that il would ,aEe Mr.. Ander-
son longer 20 make his delivery row
since the catsle we're rejected. put shas
there vas al*sys way IN which 10
overcoue the autagorisu OF the ir-
soec,or and Il is 90. q. al unlikely but
what me cattle vii! pass the scrutiny
OF ,he inspector. The same gentle
nsn stated ,ha. rnis was cutie t-e-
glens!y done When lne Inspector was
oodura.e aod refused 10 scceU. sgo-
Die. ycCer cOCt-scs
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18

Wa.ssIown Public Opinion: TIE az
provides .ha. no part os sn apPropris-
sion :or expenses .or certain year eau
be carried over and Used for tie follow
ing year. Tha. i. :or instance, if the
legislature provides ire thousand dol
lars for fuel .or any s.ase institution to-
the sscsi year ending June 3gth. lses.
and lhere bs ol. three Thousand re-
Quired and used. Ice osner t*o tno1s-
and mU.t reyert 20 .ce treasurer. N
vetoirg .he appropriation :or tue- a.
the ysuslon asylum for sne year end-
ing June 3Q.h. 1893. cae governor =eeu=
10 hare Gu: OF al means :or supplying 2
tne Institution VIII t-el FOR that rear.
II. a. >ne governor mas alleged. re
twelre thousand dollars appropriated
FOR TIE year enting J1ne 5g.h, l.ss :
more .lan /. re1 1lirec Tor the year. .Ge
aiscce eft caano. oe @sd ;o- the 70.
loving year. As matters no~ E.and
the s.yl-m vi. o@ absolutely without
freL Of auy cor. il lsss But. o. course
the governor "a. agreed 10 seep TIE
institution supplied with fuel OUT o. his
OWE DocEet. If his veto causes any IT,
convenience in the matter Of oo.atniu 9
fuel Tni. ~ss very sind OF the part
OF ANDY Lee. Perhaps 5Lr. Lee IL,
tends 70 blossom from a shird-rs.e POI,
isician into full aedged phiIan.nro.
pbisr
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18

! grazsborp=r pa.. las ssrCcs so1e
poys:o-z .c .ts ror:Le-u pz-. Q. ne
state sa6 considerable damage Eas -
irg do1e .. tas iaSsc:=. 50 alarming
had me z:soa.io- become t54s Prot.
Saurders. Q: .he s,a.e agricultural col
lege. Vas called cpor 20 90. ove- ne
si,ua.ioc ao6 ceri.e soue Uears 20 &C.
e.roy .he gra==hoppers. The professor
adopted pLa1 re as.= seen ~orsed SIC
cess:ulIy IN o:her localities o. u.ing 8
lorg shallow pan filed viii Ee-ose,e.
which is 6-a~n oTer the ground and
every hopper which gess ;ouca OF Ire
kerosene Is ocound 70 die.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
DR. HANNILL DECLARED INSANE.
he Jurr ut Ch.mbsrisir Pound the Ma
Insane Who Attempted Murder

The Jurr ut Chamberlain Pound the Man
Insane Who Attempted Murder
Rev. Mr.. Je1ney o: huron ~az II We
c.sy Friday morning. He had o=en a.
Chanoer-ai- 81 veeE attending carrs
as .he Leading ~..-e=z IL .hs case Q: lie
Stale -. Dr.. Eann..l. Eao nsos 3
-urte-ols assaEi; upon the rsTersr6
gensleusn during sts ~lrssr by al
tempting 30 =aoos aiu. sle oo-l=. .uss
missing Lis head. Ea1niLs ca1se for
.ce attempt ras saas le Claimed Ar.
5enrey cane c=s==sc himself a16 3
younE ia5y 30 raoo re Eas 6sEo.ao! !!
a..so..ze. T1e .-..- oegs1 -1es5sy
s-c .ls :o.ioEi-g Is: Eauui- created
91Es= & sensation i cocrs oy Jumping
20 rs Zee. ard 5ur-:ng iDp-eess.onz
s-6 curses al Ec= preacher sr6 a. :os
court VIE .osssss.nor. E.s
oe:ng .a.=o Wednesday s:se-Eo.oI
Ea1U: ns5s sa s,.sup. 10
escape u oo-i.ng through .oe c-owo.
~. go: ocl, g. tar e Ire 6oor ~oere
he ~as captured. H ~as h.r6cus=d
act rxll a-d chain Eas u. OF his
te=s. Esnu.-. a.so-reEs Sc. up pea
0: ius.r;.y 4. ,hs.r 6s.erse srd il he
end !. Eou. ,ne .or! b-trg:1g IL ver-
6.c. thai .ce prlsooec was ilssre.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18

Rooe,. s. Pe-so1. OF Howard. editor
@! ne Press. ard oue o: sae leadic :
newspap=r ueo Q: .be s.s.s. las lad
his ngne seet 10 sae s=us:= .or sixth
sudisor o. sne .-sasurv ard liz uary
friends II srd or. o. .he profession
xii eE.en6 20 hiu steir =ircs-e coz
gra.cla,:crs. Ny Peyecr : Ell s-sr-
gelc young uar. full Q: perseverance,
snd plrcs. All !, ~G rs. sUcn els-
nec.s as .lese .ass asys lifted hin
fror .te co=5sioc Q. co1crs! =ccool
TEACHER 20 o1e couu=1:Cra.s wi:a siE
so;i5,r
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18

ar the front door Of the court house in the City
Mitchell. County of Dawson. state of South Da
kota. on saturday the oath day of July. A. D..
1897. at Two O'Clock in the afternoon of that da!
10 satisfy the amount which shall then be due on
said mortgage. and the sums thereby secured,
together with the costs and expenses of forec0s-
ure. including $40 of tine attorneys fee. Stipua
ted in said mortgage TO be paid in case OF fore
closure thereof.
The premises described in said mortgage and
so TO be sold are situated in the County of Davi-
son. state of South Dakota and are described as
follows. to-wit:
The northwest quarter tnwl4l of section eleven
III in township one hundred four (l0il north
Of range SiXty-t~o i621 west of the 5th P. VI. and
containing according 10 L. :. Government SUI
vey. one hundred and sixty G6O) acres. be the
same more or less.
Dated this 10Th day OF June. 4. D 1897.
THE Iowa LAND CoMPAST Limited.
WISSpR Il NoHR. Mortgage.
Attorneys for Mortgagee.
Mitchell. South Dakota
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
For over Fifty Years

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY
Mrs. Wiusiow's Soornirg Syrup mas
been used for over ftty years Oy mil
lions Of mothers for their child ren while
teetning, with perfect success. 1t
soothes the child. softens the gums.
a!lay- al pain. cures wind collie. and Is
the BEST remedy for diarrh9a. L.
pleasant to the taste. Sold oy druggisls
in every part OF the world. Twenty
five cents bottle. It's value il incaE-
culaoie. Be sure and Ark 'or Mr.
Win-Iow'- Soothing -y-up and take no
other siud.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
They Liked Mitchell Hospitality.

The following com mplimen, TO Mich
ell is taken from the Argus-Leader and
was sent from Huron: Those from this
city VINO attended the Masonic grand
lodge al Mitchell are lavish in praise
OF their treatment by members OF the
fraternity and citizens of Mitchell.
Their reception was royal and their
was Of the best. The
election OIL 4. Cleaver OF this city TO
De junior warden is very pleasing to
1iz numerous friends here.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
Til. stomach cannot he Freishted

W:sa grea.sr Trash .bso rioier, 6rss
sie p.4gssiTe. True. spch medicine
relieves constipation FOR rhe .iue Out
3. the experse os gres. injury 20 the
iltes.:ns. cana. which il both i1aanes
and weakeus, thus uniting Il FOR the
performance @: lis proper functions.
Widely different !. the action Q. Eos-
letters Stomach B:tters, sonic sper-
ient which produces effects prompt.
indeed. DUR neTer yioien. ard con-uls-
ing. TIE purify o. lie botanic ingred-
ienss. ls= uuoO.ecsiousole aavor. lis
genia. .uaueuce upon me mind aud tie
thoroughress OF i.s remedial action IL
cases OF constipation. liver complaint
ao6 dyspepsia. combine 10 render il q
uoss desirable family specifc. Z. in-
creases oo.h physical igor ard suo-
s.grce. Ire1eui.izez ard invigors,es tie
rerYcu= =y=-eu. aCc gives ar Uuwoot@d
-=lish for TIE tood- ! ~ineglas= rnree
ZINES daily :. aa0u- .ae average do=e.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18

The WstertoEn Pubic Opinion
which recently had al Interview with
Treasurer Phillips or the financial con-
di,iou Q. tne stale, made me following
statement az result Of the interview:
Mr. Phillips stated tina: the floating
deo,edne.- Of the stats ia n0w seven
tyGve Thousand dollars il round num-
bsr=, and ina, the floating oeo: has
been perceptiDly red ICED within the
past tSo years. Warrants are com.
mand Ing ooe hundred cents on the dol
lar aud are being 1aaen care q d fast
a. Issued. II is only necessary. the
treasurer remarked. for il 70 DC snorn
tnat s.a:e. or municipality. or other
corporations Of the KIND. protects i.s
credit ano meets lis obligation. with
pronpIiLuce 10 place lis paper upon
the market and have Il readily bought
The men VINO have money 10 Invest II
oonC- or warrants are anxious 20 inyest
il if :neg feel assured that payment
vii! DE- made sccordIng 10 contract
South DAsola mas maintai1ed lis cred
II il Tue financial centers and men are
as READY TO-DAY a. they ever were 10
purchase the states promise 70 pay or
order upon lis treasury. There is no
trouo : 70 dispose Of funding warrants
becau, &C .ne state treasury mas prompt
ly met al demands upon il, and this
fact Is 80 well knDSn among men VINO
have money N Unrest that they are not
ony ready bat anxious 10 get hold OF
state paper
Not only has the floating deot been
reduce1. said Mr. Phillips. oue by July
sl06 600 worth Of bonds. Inherited
from the territory, will have been paid
which makes a pondiug further
reduction in the states deot and stops
interest 10 that extent.
Mr. Phillips thinxs that the state
tr.asl-y i IL exec. .eat cond ,tion. al
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18

VI. MISCELLANEOUS.
xroEe anozu. o. ,.leniuns n
cs4r=d III O. run ,he SieEe OF
>ss-th DAKOTA during Ite Esar
Ani9l,lE laid f0r losses IN Saa.h
Dekc.s during Eh7 yea- ls.-1 lg-tn 81
STATE Of Ne= Yo-z
Coauiy Of S=- Yo-E
'1--1 b. EIdEEdse SZd Etee P,ss sstE-a1 and Cnas
V Camp. s-esetacy q shs Mutual hsseEye Fund
Life Association Insurance COMPANY. Of S-~
1o-s. c-tng duly ssocn. cslt1s- and sey ths.
he foregoing : IuII- EEu- aid c0rrece
--a1-Il-rl. Of re Affairs Of said COMPANY That
sait Insurance Company Is tn- t7.lade oErser Of
4. EAST one hundred thousand fo.LaE= Of actual
czsr 1zsiIai- invested n La- STATE and United
States o-C-cks and BJylds, of IN Bossfs and Mort
Eege> o rraL -sEzE- u-ziucTuDoe-s7-- 1ld worth
ioQo.= tte an01nE fo- Et,ieh Ehe SAM L mort
EaE-l- ami La=y az tRe atGv= cs>c2ll--t 0trit-CS
Of satl Insurance CGIFzn
EaLE.LE- Y. CASP, GEo. D. E-DEEDyE.
--c.-Ia:y Tui.,i Yic- fr-s
S,.sssc-afl .t s.,srl 10 before M ;aES,:.E, eisy
q JL-l- I>4T 7. & CE.EEeoS
}sEaLE NclarF Public.
The ,.4i- 09 S5u-h dakota one .. STATE
au3I.gr-L-;arr =1l OF insurance
COMPANY : certificate 81 e1I1ofIlE.
" W.erezs- The Mutual Reserve FUND Life As.o-
c.zLign aIiCa CrgzuLZ-1 under E1- Iz~s 1f
N-7s fC-. l=s He'd In InES JEzlcs Ss0En s.a-e-
1rent exhibiting It's condition and business f9r
tle y-s.F -ntl,lg I-c-rnb 81 I-p cnnfor.na5l- 20
laIiI.g Jhe Business OF Insurance; and
y aer-as. l. sad company aas El-d IN his
oce duly c-rTil=si cops Of iIs charter with cer
5itlcats Of orgauZaEt0n. IN compliance with the
requirements Gf -le Insurance. ! y aforesaid:
NO~ Therefore |. d Z Aagb-w. Auditor of the
state OF south Dakota, pursuant TO the pToyis-
ions OF sair ans 60 hereby certify rhet the
above NAMED company Is fully empowered
through It's authorized agents. 70 transact its
APPROPRIATE business of Life insurance in this
state, according 20 laws thereof. until the 5ist
day Of DEC Hber. 4 b.. I.s1.
In Testimony Waer cot. have hereunco SGT my
hand and seal at Pierre. thIs -ta day OF June.
4. D.. 1877 r. z. MATsEw.
SEAL Auditor.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18

Some for ten. some for twenty and
some for thirty years have suffered
from piles and then have been quickly
and permanently cured oy u.ing De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. the great
remedy for piles and all form. Of skin
diseases L. O. Gale.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18

Wings considered Iowa and Net-as-
"a hare esca ls-ge floating oebi.
msay Tiues greater t1so iaas C South
Dssota- aEc ic-se states nave Likewise
found i 10 i:1-.- irleress 20 us.utaia
heir pao=- q. ozr. Thsy are doing 80
ll'oo practically TIE ustaols t10spe5
Il III. s.ats
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
The frue Remedy.

". y. Regime editor Tisstlra. H..
Chief. =ay.: We xon': keep house
xi:nous Dr. atng= New discovery Tor
Consunp p-ion. Coughs and ColGs. Ex-
perineu,ed With many Diners, out
never go. sns true remedy unlti ~e
1sed DR.. Kings New Discovery. No
o.ner remedy can .aEe il place il our
home. as il i. we hare certain and
sure sure cure for coughs. cold. whoop-
iaC cough, etc I. Is .dls 20 exper-
ineut with other renides. even If they
are urged on yoc as jus. as good as Dr..
Kings New Discovery. They are no.
as good. because this remedy mas 6 rec
ORD 0. cures and besides is guaranteed
/, never fails TO satisfy. Trial bottles
tree al ScaIlin's drug store.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
/ Hoods
SarsaparilIa

.,--.,s- 10 ~ =rssnssoa ct III e',e=-s TT l.
Prepared a-lsy eyC- / Ec..d / ca LGE--- Mss
=. .n a-e IN c12T l.L7s ~ .aks
Hood S Pills ~E.a Esl...s's ssa-sss:.z.-----iiA-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
THE PHYSICIANS ADJOURN.
Elected ortcer. aud Held a Business Lat
EEeuiEg.

Elected Dfhcer, aEd Held 4 Business Lat
Evening.
Tae physicians rLo have been Il az
tendance q. the sixteenth annual -es-
=.oa Of toe STATE NeG;ca. socierv. in
i=le6 ID their business THURSDAY even
ing and Friday morning departed for
.aeir homes During ire atce.ooor zess
ion ye=.ercay DR.. Morton performed ,*o
4urgicai operations before the society
FOR ca,arah extraction acd cross eyes
OF *hicn ne makes aspecEa-ty- Papers
OF various subjects were read during
the session which were atterwsrd dis
cussed and diferen. ideas were ex-
pressed as held oy the doctors The
evening vas devoted TO tranEac,ing
business and the election OF officers.
The .ocie,y selected Sioux Falls for
their next meeting place and the sec
ond Wed neEday in June as the time.
The following officers were elected:
President-W. I. Moore. TyndaIl
First Vice Pre.idert-F. ". Cox.
Eernillion
Second Vice Pres denr-A H. Bow
man. Dead wood
Secretary and Treasurer = ". J.
Naytun. Alexandria
Assistant Secretary aud Treasurer
F. II. Files. Sioux Falls.
". B. Johnson. Newark. O., says:
One Minute Cough Cure saved M
only child from dying by Group" L
nas saved thousands OF others suffering
from Group. pneumonia, bronchitis and
other serious throat and lung troubles.
L. O. Gale
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18

i III Tue S,iI'
ther did not !
,cp. her, ln'
through the
avlntless CAV
i, and pasSe@
cllannel int3
aiken aboard
.wllere, it Is
and annlnun
DEATH in
ee Women
4 the Way
be lives Of I
led out Sun
ae they were
Lch at Jacob!
/ Minnie NJ
bmas McGui1
William Ia
ghter of Sim
kh Borhrina
i die. They
froal when
Il. 1t is bel
Ellc three we
klisS Borllri
BIZ none.
Erla;or All
,bc O.
Interest in Il
9 large crow
Ewas agreed
b. at II o'c]
ID. Senate
the colloqu
held it wa
take legal
,,st. he a
ght, so why
llaggle ovd
6gar trust ?
kyor Of the
beatty.
Laughs
Walter X
orristown,
krln Of five
Escaped frol
Rape by pic
liter which
NJ Jail.
lives in III
Climbing o1
being a lar
Rble 10 catd
eral times
SD
Con
Hermann
tllc lnurtlc
Hound gui
IN hen he
fjajl Scllul
Hound COZ
trousers F.;
Ycnkaile
xail lln N
n. IVA col,
Mn, to a,
,vora fo,,
va
A pan
mouse IN
zao ,,o,
dron ",
and = .
and chi
Mod an
oror,s
Il i,i,,,,o,
HUI
The
Young
diyoro
hoor !,
arc Ct
ra;rh
so,e ,
file :,
Ih
| s5sa 5ns,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
WILL TAKE His CATTLE,

Johu - anaersoa Was Let Dosn on ;
Contract With she GOVERNMENT.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
SAIL 4

le
rms and
esed from
pauntiess
bns Dauntles1 t.
| the collect
ate sunday n n
Earnons the #
|, passengers
rnlles and p
&, macllete 4
ers could be
| was hurric
hes, and the
Ek and proc9
| >.aroiehea'
/. IN silc strea
bier did not
pcps her, ln1
Through the |
E,lntlcss CAV
II, and paSSeq
ellannel int1
kalicn aboard
Iwllere, it is
Eand an1nuh
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18
O|dPapeTs = = !: + 5#::: B=:5s='' =: 4
ANNuaI IAIEMKNI-

yo: ies E&a- so5E- E.=:4z..sc =, L d I-+- O.
- e,.cdl;aoz AL .1a-s - -h= Mural E-ss-'-
Ezsd LIE ASsa1aiCc. = Ne1= Fo-E C9.T I'D
2o=c i-,s lss< s. .es@ ssa.e Il N@E Sc-s. Ezo= -
.tt Saa.G. q. In- - S-.- Ts..l.s- Il --sl-
A-lcs >. ~ .E=s ~ sad siEc--
Es.ssSo=-l- : = SZ-AcaZ
S5-c-S.ar!. - y CzE,.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-06-18

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III. LIABILITIES
4lQ-o1 e. ll,sss.7s adjusted t.1i rCI
TX G9- --.----.--
lEa2ls q Asss-s u.sd ..lsl-d
G-2gGn. q Gales 10: !lzss-s ~
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Ta.ss L.ac6sittss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-22
NEWS FROM NEARBY
z. {. n. rs Logan Branch is Now
Closed.
[. Il. NORMAN'S SENTENCE
LOGAN AND BLACKSMITH RIV-
Frs RAPIDLY RISING.
Summit County Commissioners Meet
and Transact Considerable Bust
ness of Interest-Persona1, Social
and General News of Park City.

Logan, April 1.-The Logan branch
z. c. NJ L is something Of the past.
Messrs. Andrew S. Low and Don Kim
ball, who has had in hand for some
time the winding up scene of the bust
ness, finished up yesterday. and Mr..
Low left for the north this morning.
The Logan branch for many years
has been the leading mercantile institu-
ton OF northern Utah and southern
Idaho.
The passing of sentence on L. H.
Norman of Millviile, for adultery, which
was set for today, has been postponed
until tomorrow. Judge Hart being alb
sent at Ogden.
Sheriff Fred Turner arrived in Logan
this morning from Evanston, Wyo.
Only one marriage license has been
issued by Clerk Mathews thus far this
weeks. very unusual record. William
Owen os Fairview. Ida, and Lettie
Nelson Of Grantsville, Utah, are the
parties.
Deputy Sheriff N. w. Crookston has
charge of a force of men and teams
Strengthening the banks of Logan river
at the iron bridge, just south of Logan.
The county is eXpending considerable
means for this purpose.
Logan and Blacksmith Fork rivers
are rising very rapidly at the point
where the two unite, and the banks are
overlooked.
Oscar Jensen of Logan, Fourth ward,
who was some months since placed
under bonds to keep the peace, and
falling to get bondsmen was committed
to jail made an attempt to break jail,
with the assistance of an iron dog that
he had concealed under his coat while
assisting the janitor in saving wood.
He had worked out several stones from
under his window. The noise he made
attracted the police, who prevented his
escape. He is now spending his time
in the iron cage.
Bishop B. N. Lewis, of the First ward
of Logan, left for Ogden this afternoon
TO visit his children residing there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Owens of Wells
vile are in town today.
Hon. John Henry Smith, George
Romney and George T. Odell, the eX-
ecutive committee of the Coop Wagon
& Machine company, came to Logan
this morning, and are auditing the ae-
counts of the Logan branch of their
business.
Mrs. N. W. Kimball. who has been
detained at Salt Lake for some time
with sickness, has so far recovered that
she is expected home soon.
Judge William N. Thomas sickness
has developed into a serious case of
pneumonia. He is not feeling so we'll
today.
William Kidman and son William of
Peterboro, are in Logan today on bust
ness.
Thomas Griffin of Charleston and John
James of Paradise We're in town yester-
day
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-22
Charged With Embezzlement.

c.. A. Hosin was arrested yesterday
afternoon, charged with embezzling
s35O.s2 of funds belonging TO the local
lodge of the Foresters of America. He
was put under bonds of 500 by Justice
Perrin. A. e Weatherby and L. b.
Botch are his sureties. c. 4. Hassell
swore out the warrant, being instructed
to do so by the lodge a committee of
the lodge has had the matter under
consideration for at least two weeks.
The members claim the original amount
was s350.S2, but admit that about 5000
has been paid. They say Mr.. Hosier
gave as security a chattel mortgage,
but investigation has since shown that
it would not hold. He closed out his
place OF business-the Little Queen
saloon-some time ago, and since then
the lodge has been pushing him for
settlement. The lodge claims that the
money was used while Mr.. Hoser was
treasurer, some, two years ago. Hosier's
friends-and he has many--claim that
his arrest is the result of spite work.
and say that he viii easily prove his
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-22
Local Briefs.

The lecture of Elder B. H. Roberts
takes place in the tabernacle tonight
Great preparations are being made
for the G. A r. fair and festivities on
May 4. 3 and 6.
Deputy Harmer yesterday granted
permission to John Williams, 80. to
marry Miss Ella Leishman, Is, both of
Ogden.
H. c. Wardleigh, president of the city
council, had a very serious attack of
illness yesterday afternoon. Last night
he was resting more easily.
The Grover company is drawing
better as the company becomes known.
Grover himself is a very clever come
dian and has some clever supporters.
The prices are of the lowest.
The roads in Ogden canyon are in
bad shape, as a result of several land
slides yesterday, which almost blocked
the canyon. The high water is en-
dangering the dam and a force of men
is engaged in strengthening it.
Mr.. Pelkington of Burch Creek, was
discharged yesterday after a hearing
before Justice of the Peace Cortez. The
charge was assault and battery
brought by J. McGrath, who claims the
other man was milking his cows.
The funeral of Fred Wollhaupter, one
Ol the NICllIuS Ol the SnOWSuQe, Will
occur today at 2 p. m. from the resi-
dence of H. c. Wardleigh, under the
auspices of the 1. o. o. F. and K. of
P. The funeral of Mr.. Nav, the other
victim, will occur tomorrow at Plain
City.
Two boys named Gill and Checkett
left home Tuesday night ostensibly to
attend the theatre, but really left on
the Southern Pacific to seek fortune
and fame. They were located by the
sheriff's office at Terrace, but left on
foot for Bovine. Constable Rouse went
on after them. They are about IA
years of age.
Logan Kimmell died yesterday just
as the train from Salt Lake, on which
he was a passenger, pulled into the
depot. He was a resident of North
Bend, Neb., and had visited Salt Lake
in the hope of improving his health
Being taken worse. he started home
with his two brothers. The remains
will be prepared for shipment to his
old home