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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-07-21
CAMPING,

Officers Barrows and Kerns are TAX
ing few days off duty and are put
ting in the time in camp. They DOM
want anybody to know where they
are. There are number of camps in
Stoves orchard
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-07-21
A RECEPTION.

The undersigned will be glad to
meet her former pupils at her old
room in Washington street school
building, on Thursday afternoon of
this week from s until p. m.
SARAH nj. GREENE.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-07-21
TO CAMP.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. McIlyar. Mr.. and
Mrs, Robt Simpson, w. B. Mason and
the Misses Linnie and Janette Simp-
son left yesterday morning to spend
several days in camp at Pennsville.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-07-21

Years of suffering relieved in a
night. Itching piles yield at once to
the curative properties of Doan's Oint-
ment Never tails. Al any drug
store, so cents
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-07-21
THE RIVER.

The steamer Cummins, which ex-
pected to start out in the Marietta and
Cincinnati trade, has abandoned the
trip on account of the low water.
The river is falling very fast tPitts-
burg
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-07-21
MARRIAGES LICENsEs.

Otis S. Cain, of Marietta, and May
Henry. Of Gravel Bank
Frank Il. Stull. Of Chicago and FL
len P. Alden, of Marietta.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-07-21
BOARD OF TRADE.

The Board of Trade will hold an i'm
portant meeting this evening. A full
attendance Is desired, as the interest
OF the city will be discussed.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-07-21
BUSINESS LOCALS,

ksiy@ FOR SALE OR RENT--Ny Butcher
shop, at si4 Greene Street, with or without
fixtures. Also good delivery horse aud wagon.
J. a. skinner. Wed Bts.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-07-21
t. & @. c. e. TO COLUMBUS.

Thursday, July %, $3.50 for round
trip. Tickets good going Oh all trains
July 2S and returning until July go.
An excellent opportunity to visit
friends, transact business or spend a
few days in the Capitol City.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-07-21
PALMS

At sl.O1 and 81 25 each. Laphan's
Greenhouse, 2l0 Sacra Via.
Tues ulyleth-6ts.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-07-21

Niagara Falls excursion, Wednes-
day, July 20, via z. & o. R. Ry., $500
round trip. Good returning until
July 26 inclusive.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-07-21
To Watson.
They tell us, Watson,
That your biz
" ill likely take you
To Cadiz.
And Il 1t does so,
Do not pause
Until you make
ladiz Canvas!
N.

For forty years DR.. Fowler's Extract
of Wild Strawberry has teen curing
summer complaint. dyseu,ery, diar-
rhoea, bloody fiux, pain in the >tomach,
and IL has never vet failed to do every
thing claimed for it.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-07-21
For T Sale /.

We have for sale one Of the
finest Musiingum River Farms
within q sbor. distance Of Mari
etts, with aInoQern brjcs dwelling
and every convenience. Il bar
gain if sold soon.
Ne also nave several vacant
lots to trade for improved prep,
erty OF farm lands, will give a big
bargain.
]. A. Plun0r & Son.
Room 6, Mills Building, Marietta, o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15

war Ias On Tea 4. Determination Ac-
pui.tion ~ Tormosa.


Washington. June is-Thc japanese
minister Mr. Turu fiOHhl, talked In an
Informal way today on fumo NJ the re-
cent phases of the wHf nH they re-
late tn the Interest ~ the United States
and Japan, Atr ilnHhl expressed special
rrgret ut the recent action NJ Congress
iu placing duty ~ ton cents prf
pound ON tea. The eject uf thc law. Dc
SAWS. viii hr comparatively small 10
other countries aH against Japan where
trade In cheap tras viii hr hurt BY
uniform tax Mr ihshl does not quca-
t.un tho right No tho United states 10
make ltH own scheme % Internal taxa
tion although h0 thinks large tea tax
win not hu rxpHilnnt 80 this time whom
tho United stntDH a. embarked In large
enterprises lu the Tor East The Unit
ed states nui japan ntr on very lnils
mate terms and Mr. liuHhl feels that u
would have been rNpfdlvnt Tor this
government Ca cultivate tho friendly
relations both NJ sentiment and % come
mrreH with Japan no tho fNprnfe m thr
frvuur to be- derived from taxing
IH,lu'Hn tens, While not s1 Intended,
mo people uf japan viii regard tho duty
aH "a discrimination On Tho part ut tho
rnltod States against Japan a7 10 VIII
bear most heavily uu o.
Mr lt0shI says that Japan has u1
iungIugs toward tho Philippines on tho
contrary hr says the acquisition ut The
with Furmon, o. build roads and Go
ceded Co Japan after Tho late war, has
given japan quite enough colonial trrs
rltory tn dDyylup. Already 70 has cost
the japanese government enormous
sums 30 lny cables connecting Japan
with Formaau. ln build roads and tu
provide adequate military and naval
defenHHH for this new colony
The returns from the island. Mr,
Uoshi said. have gone o. private mCr-
chants and owners ~ land ana none
eminent treasury A. result the gnv-
ornmrnt m spending far moro tlnu II
has received or ever VIII receive from
FOrmuHl, This fact, b. added, shows
that there r. mo- ground Tor Tho rrpulta
that Japan may o. anxious 20 acquire
the Philippines ln ease thr United
Statos Hoga M 20 part with them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15
TnE RED CROSSAT WORK
The Society VIII Organize Permanently To-
morrow Afternoon.
WILL MEET IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.


There will Doe an important meeting
~ the flod Cross workers ~ this city
in tho Council chamber N the joint
building tomorrow afternoon beginning
nt o'clock The purpose he 90 cfoct
permanent organization. Al women
Interested iu this noble and patriotic
work Hrn respectfully requested ami
urged Go ho present and participate In
thH proceedings
drir ned the m m M m nm m
The necessity uf u permanent urEuui-
gHtiun NJ This character becomes more
apparent every day and the noble woe
men Who have rnllste In " are anxious
tu place Themselves In readiness Tor
any emergency Inc evening the need
uf permanent society ~ Nrd Cross
workers was very manifest when
lunches worc distributed o. the TcnurH-
sec volunteers ut the depot. aH they
passed through salt Lake euruuto Tor
San Francisco. Nineteen ~ the men
were sick. two ~ them apparently
near tho point ~ death n was bee
iIpNyI that one ~ them win not roach
the Pacific coast alive. These we're
kindly cared Tor. as were hundreds ~
uthrrH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15

1893 the Sells Lime, Cement q Rock
company was in possession of certain
lands in Emigration canyon. on whi'h
were deposits uf qu1rlea of Limestone
aud cement rock which the city hnd
opened and quaricd rock for the pnr-
pose OF sale.
In Aurust. 1893. 90 IL alleged, the de-
fsudaft appropriated a larre quantity
uf quHtrI.d ft0rH Go l;H own use.
Some time Afterwards. 70 d. alleged.
au agreement was entered into bee
tween the city hy The acting eupHr'n-
tnndrut uf wHtofwutEF and the SELLS
company. by which the city agreed
mot CO. open amy rival Gu1rriHs, in cone
eidarHtlUn % which the Sells company
agreed not 90 demand or enforce pay
mHut NJ rho claim
ON the End of March. 1895. II iH nl-
ierpd. tho city violated the agreement
by leaning adjoining premises Cor
quarry purposes. when plaintiff de-
mHnd.d payment which Wle refused
Defendant dOniTH Ga. authority uf
the Ht'lul superintendent of water
Woii,s tn make the alleged agreement.
nn1 dUuira TINT D. was ever ratified by
thH defendant city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15
ORDERED TO PORTO RICO.
u WI Consist Of 10000 Men. Inciudipa
An Available Regulars In
thu South.

New York. June IA special to tho
Tribune from Washington says;
Tho Fourth army corps. Major Con-
cral John j. copplngcr commanding.
has been definitely designated to I'M
icriake the occupation OF Porto Rico
4, viii be rapidly Increased to a force
Of 10000 men. including all available
regulars now In the South, with the
addition " the best volunteer rogl.
monta at Tampa. Chlckamauga ana
Falls church. Va. Those selections viii
be made In the next day or two, with
chief regard 10 the military qualine,.
lions OF the volunteers and the com.
parative competency Of their cduip.
msnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15
KA>s,spI.Mocn,rs.
They Toll of the ritter raiiurr Of Hcpno'
publican rarty Rule.

Atchissn. Kan. June i5.-Thc Dem
,r,1tie rtttr convention was called 20
order nj the Atchlson thratrr today hy
]. Mct.1ve. chairman OF the lcmocrn'le
state central committee. There nt.
over 900 delerateH In attendance. Davld
Ovrrmyor who was selected ne tenn
porlry chairman wns received win ap,
plausc. In his remarks he cnlots,d
Inc present popullat state admihlHtfn-
zion nf Governor John w Lnudy.
lie cnnrutuiatri the delegates mat
Kansas was no longer a Republican
state. the present administration was
elected hv Democrats and he was proud
of H. Thlnrf. h said, were not shaping
thcmaolvrH Hb that the time lH coming
whom there viii not be- three parties 10
opposition 90 tho Republicans. but one
Instead. the ola in1f4tructlhlc De-
mocracy. tie cnuratulutcd tho dele.
gates upou the restoration or the real
Democracy ~ the overthrow aud cN.
h. OF the "pfnud1-pOmncucy' mat
has seized the machinery uf the Demo-
Vefsfing 10 the Chicago convention
h. Congratulated the delegates further
up1n hwat he termed ita immortal plat
form. and ita INDUSTRIOUS candidate. lin
paid an eloquent tribute 90 Bryan and,
referring o. his action IN accepting a
raiangicy prayed that the NehraHkau
might De- spared ana returned ip the
Democrats Chairman pvormNerH re-
marks ON fusion were greeted with
moderate enthusiasm.
The committee were appointed ana
recess until three o'clock taken.
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~ rAnI, rNro.lrloN pol looo.
wan surpa-s In nssuty and Grandeur any
sImIlar LahIhIIInn nf Tho WIT

wan surpa-. IN Hsauty and Grandeur any
similar Exhibition ~ the Fast
Washington Juno Reference a.
wndu in report hy Thomas W Grid
ltr third assistant secretary OF state,
unun the Paris exposition t1 nn inquiry
hy thr exposition authorities aH 90
whether the Americans could furnish
tho electrical power tu lght the whole
exposition and run all the machinery,
This would require $1,000 horse power
De said. Mr. Crdlor took the matter
under ndvisement with re- view 90 rc-
curing the opinion uf electrical experts
In the United States
Mr. Crlller says there are two rae
llHnt features ln the general scheme uf
the exposition, Tho FIRST ls ltH adj
nirnhle situation In the center OF
Paris, tho next tho cmbolllshmUut uf
that u1rt M the Seine connecting the
two tytremites ~ tho exposition
which win recall 90 tho visitors mind
a modern Venice and which. by TO-
snlgudOr and magninccnce, viii COM
tribute 90 surpaas an previous Cypa-
sItluus iu Paris, ~ one extremity
the TrOoudoro ana NJ the other tho
Champs l3lyrces VIII be- connected hv
am immense maritime boulevard of
decorative water craft fpannod By
four large bridges
The space secured by the United
States Will be; In The han of general
manufactures and household furnish
ing $500 square feet, in the mines
and motallurgy, 1850 square feet; IN
tho thread, textiles aud wearing an.
plral. l3O0l square feet, In ngrlcul-
tunl and fruit products IS sos square
feet; education nnd liberal arts, iiA1i
square feet, and chemical Industry.
..lfO square feet
Secretary cridler, In concluding his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15
rvo Claimant. 10 rropfri,.

p.tor Parkinson niod suit IN The
Th.ri district rlurf today against
George W.. Meyer piuvlnr Tor iudr.
mant uTiinst the defendant. that be-
hr ordered in convey certain property
t0 che plaintiff and that during tho
pHrd.rry ot rult De- hr OHlDlnoi from
diHrHaIur Of the Huwr
The complaint alleges that ON the
gnd uf June. 1897. plaintiff WINS owner NJ
about 1884, SQUARE rods of land. located
ht Milton Morgan county ON that dat.
y NJ Parkinson endorsed ~ Meyer 10
certain pr0mlsHory note made hy Miller
ana Wnlkrr IN order Co SECURE this
payment ~ the mote. the plaintiff decd.
"a tho property referred Co tu Mover.
who Il Dr. alleged agreed with plaintiff
that hr would decd The property back
when the mole was paid.
The note. N o. HlIfrei has long since
been paid. but that tho defendant rr.
fused ana rilll refuses o. convey the
property
The complaint then goes nm t0 state
that plaintiff a. Informed that Meyer
refuses Co decd fhH property because
one George No. stephens claims nn in.
tHT.Ht lu lt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15
AMMUNITION foa the PHILIPPINES.
A Special Train lold Of Explosives add Pro
IecliIes Passed Through Sah lake Today

A Special Train lold Of Explosives ada Pro
leclIIes Passed Through Sal lake Today
Tho tmlnlu1d VI proirctllrs and *.
pluslyes fwm Sow York. curoute 90
MHu Island, san Francisco, reached
Salt LaEa lato This afternoon The dis
lance frum Chicago bar been covered ln
worlds record time Tho ten cars uf
heavy fuIght wora hauled across the
pfaIrioa and up the Rocky Mountain
slope Go Denver Zoo thIry.oight hours
and thtty.tWu minutes, whereas the
regular running iiW. Tor freight hr.
tween rhlUfu uuI Denver ~ about
sixty huufH fhr Huntington road made
tn great run Tho train lrft New
York luHt Friday uiTht, reaching Chi
cnEn shortly after noon ou sunday. ~
" 81 D. 90. n pulled out over the bur
llnFtun Tor Denver arriving there lt
l.ll %. m. yesterday without hardly
"a moment delay. "a Denver & RIO
lUuuir engine was attached tu the
uuiu. and liH Journey uDrusH mo noun.
tuu1 wuH begun Two engineer Werr
used in crossing thH pass and thu RIO
Guudo officials maintained thr rate ul
ll.Ud nt which 10 wuH rush a west from
Chicago. AZ ogden thr train viii hb
transferred tn ihH southern rHtluU and
whIflrd tn SAN Ffauc..Du with all pos
HIuiU speed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15

Tho o1He nj Josephine glliHr ana her
husband Henry ~ Solder urlluaf
Isaac 81 Wlidaii. executor or tha lose
win and Testament uf MARY Cruwthrr
has been uu trial before Judge cherry
today e. x. Gn.hrIst appeared of
plaintiffs and ~. w. Muyls rrprU.
scented ths defendant
Plaintiffs hfuught this action tu roe
cover ffum the executor the sum ~
iewat. with Interest from june :.
t'l. alleged tu ho dur fnr meals fur.
nIahod Nnry Cruwth,f n her ilfe-
time. between March Z. 1891. and July
n ts0g
Tho defendant denies tho Indebted
nNHH nrd further answering alleges
that uil cause nf action Do barred by
the statute ~ limitations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15
TtLteRAPHlc BRtylTlls.


willis n. stacy a prominent
Insurance agent and member
~ the frm ~ Stacy aud Bacon at Kan
HlH civ shot himself In the head ht
i.H1Nsnworth. kns, today. producing
% fatal wound Tho cause ~ unknown,
sincy'a business iH apparently Ia good
share.
Tho sheriff has received another Mt
taCimcut lgainHt Jos. Loltor NJ chi
olgu in favor ~ Thamos q Marsoy
Marine Insurance company OF New
York for tii.s55. The attachment was
granted by Justice Daiy. OF the SUI
prone court.
Flro at Charlotte. Iowa, today dcs-
truyod Il 4. OOlmn's hardware store,
a. q. Gu'mnn's hotel aud restaurant.
the Bank m Charlotte; !. NJ. Laugh
Inns drug store ana several other build
ings. Loss, $4,000; partly insured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15

Judge Hart and "a jury arr engaged
this afternoon trying the cnse Of Julia
sullivan aud John g. sullivan against
samuel Mcintyre and laaac Jennings.
This action lH brought % have o. dee
cree Tor au Injunction restraining Tho
defendants from transferring ur pose
ing NJ 10000 shares uf the capital
stock ~ the Ajax Mining company ODE
loFdCd IN Doc the property nf Julia sul-
Ivan. boy A. Street and Dickson. EIlH
a EMS appear Tor plalutu and Brown
a Henderson and T., J, Daily Tor tha
defendant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15
MAYS STATEMENT.


Wellington. June i5-Thr compare
tive statement of the Imports and eye
ports for the month uf May issued hy
tho bureau ~ statistics, HhuwHi
Merchandise Exports domestic, Sos
f4ifsIs lnCrrlrH nH compared with
Mly. 1897. about is3i0l.00'; Imports.
giI.a5G.ffi, off which about as per cent "a
free ~ duly, decrease, about Sa0.0Ol,-
OOO
Glld-Expntts. ii03i5J 900. decrease.
about f1al1OUU. imports. ilIlig.IsI,
lucres1se. about sigiU1.00O.
silver Exports, u.isLi1si decrease.
ah1u, $500 Imports. tiNs,ios. de-
crease. SEQ 00l
For eleven months of the present
fsDll year there was au increase NJ
domestic merchandise exported aH come
pared with the same period last year
uf fliiilAsls, ana "a decrease uf 4i2.-
5l2.a3 Zoo the exports nf merchandise.
There W~H also q decrease ln tha rN-
ports nf gold amounting tD flt blY.Gif.
aul lu Increase ~ tll22,si5 iu tht
amount 90 gold Imported. The amount
ot silver exported decreased hy over
5000 900. ana there wIH un increase nf
fi2.b,l In the silver Imports.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15
LASpiNo SUPPLE rou ounASs.
Experience Of American Marine. West Of
santiago.

Sauttatos
on Santiago de cuba. Saturday. June
n. 4 pm. via Kingston, jamaica, Sum
day June ~. pm copyrighted, 1855
by the Associated Press Since The
establishment of the blockade. several
iutcruHtiug and daring expeditions have
been made into the oncmys country 20
discover tho actual condition N nnlIa
Ia Santiago DC cuba. 10 la no easy mat
ter 10 get near the city these dIya.
About 5000 spanish soldiers and 900
home guard troops cover every roadway
about the place. and General Paudo me
spanish military commander lH v"ry
active, although his operations are linz
itrd by the mountains surrounding Tho
place. which are full Of lnaurFuntr.
ON Sunday, June the converted
lighthouse boat Shawnee, commando
hy Lieut.. Commander Daniel Dclchln-
IS. arrived OF Santiago Dc Cuba. She
mad on hoard about 10000 rounds u
ammunition. 5000 rides. 1000 carbtor.
1000 mnchcios and hundreds OF pounds
uf bread. bacon and other provisions
with tho aid uf "a Cuban pilot, picked
NJ by Commodore Schley. she landed
tho stun In two days, besides taking
an active part In the homb1rdmcnt n
tho forts al Santiago. The landing wnH
Effected about twelve miles TO thu wOHt-
ward uf Santiago. and IN the presence
Of 900 lnsurrenta. About 100 moro The
aurgenta were ON guard In the noun.
tHiua and In the passes. Tho nmmuri-
tlon and food with tho arms have,
therefore. put the Insurgents IN cNcgl-
lent shape 10 prevent the Splullrls
from getting provisions from rho out.
side through the island Itself ~ IN boz
ilrycd that the Hrmlng ~ force ~
Insurgents has assisted In cutting m
ono part ~ the Srauiuh army from
another.
Tucrdny. June Z. while working near
CcaHcraEcrc. twelve miles from Sln'l-
ago dc cuba. Lieut. Commander Dele
hanty saw two aluopa trying tn run
away M tho AsHarezaro.. lie fired at
Thorn and they were run ashore and Do.
serted. Later a boats crow form tho
shawnee captured ihnm Each m the
HlnopH were provided with a Spanish
faF. and one or thom had ON board .
hollurrluh Tor signaling purposes The
Nag and tho hsliurflph were t1ken.
one of tho rlo1pa was presented 60 tho
CuhnnH and the other. which already
had q Tow holes IN 70, was sunk by
shots from the Shawnee.
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report. devotoa chapter to state
fuoni u the reason why the United
states should not be dlssundod from
70 full and adequate representation nt
the Paris exposition. He does not
openly say 50, but nevertheless makes
Ii apparent from his report that he
has reference to the threats made IN
some quarters that the United Stntes
would refrain from making an ex-
hlbit because OF the prevalent idcn
Of undue Frcrch sympathy with
spain.
ON this point he says.
ut would be unfortunate for COM
fnorrini reasons were the United States
10 decline TO mako nm adequate rep
rcrontntton. Congress. In 1891, by nc-
coptlnr the Invitation of France To
participate. issued m obligation 10
provide the requisite means. but aside
from such obligation. there are CON
trolling reasons why the government
should ba properly represented. The
vast business interests ~ our country
should he displayed advnntngcoualy
In competition with those NJ ull for
ripn lands. I'm this our merchant
and manufacturers are conccrned,and
In proportl0n nn they show the people
IN The Garth. who Will be- conrreFnted
I'd Paris. how Erent are our raw pro-
duets. our Manufactures ana our I'M
vpntionH. VIII credit be reelected upon
ur ar n nation. The growing export
tr,dr ~ the United states would also
min bv an eshihit Tor n our goods
aro already gaining Roadway IN En.
ropo. a complete exhibit ut Paris VIII
deepiv impress the commercial anhirs
nj Inc world there 10 be assembled ana
rebound Immediately 20 the crtdlt
nrd inatlu~ benefit Of our foreign
commerce"
MIR Cridicr asserts that the comm.
exposition viii mlrrasa IN beauty 'ln
,r1rdaur any similar enterprise In
tho mist and roys thu United states
rbouid h1 widely represented. lic
close with n accommodation that a
permanent commission Doe Immediate
is established
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-15

Mrr Alice j. Taylor who Instituted
divorce proceedings against her hus-
band. John l.u Taylor yesterday, later
In the day Hworo 90 o. complaint before
Justice 90 tho Peace e.. So Nelson,
CHARGING her llrEv lord with battery.
Taylor was arrested by Deputy sheriff
MeCl,llnni today, and was Co hr given
re- hearing this afternoon. DO M" LAM
Uuure OF the street Arab 'Ihtfr u
blood On the moon"
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rrAm nn,. ron rmlLlrrINrs.
order to oct rnder WAY We. Expected for
. y. "a. TO-DAY.

san Francisco. June ia.-Thr four
transport steamers which are scheduled
"a leave this hnfb1r today Tor Manila,
are almost rundy for the signal from
Majnr-Gruofm Grrsut'H nlsrhlp. tho
china. 90 hoist anchor AMI proceed un
Tho tourney. Tho steamer senator.
which lay az her deck nll nlght taking
cargo aud undergoing nnul preparation
Tor the voyage. moved into Tho stream
about noon. Al morning long tho vrH-
sells were being put into ship shape
condition, aud about noon 10 was uus
nounccd that everything was ready Tor
departure The soldiers Hpnnt e fuirl1
comfortable nisht on board the trans
pbrtr. loo spite of confusion accompany
Ing th0 change from camp Co ship ne.
10 ~ expected that the order tp got IN,
der way will b. issued about o'clock.
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NOTICE

The annual meeting M the stock
holders uf the state Bank " Utah
VIII be- held at Us banking house. cor
ncr NJ Main ana South Temple streets.
salt Lake city, Utah, az o'clock pm
on Tuesday, July l3th, 1885. for tho
purpose Of elrctinF Directors 10 serve
for the ensuing year and for the trans.
action NJ such other business M may
properly come before the meeting.
HEBER NJ. WELLS. Cashier.
salt Lake city June n. ISIS.
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Estate ~ EmHllno Young crosby. a.
,eaHed. admlnIstrutor ordered DO deliver
and execute tu trustee boz trust "a cote
tain deed tn rHll property
Estate NJ John o. Hawkins. doccar.f.
order ~ sale ~ personal property
made; also order to pIy f,l 90 minors
Estate nf Patrick MHAvlnnry. dee
ceased, hr1rIng uf petition ou lpttHrr
u administration pass f0r one month
Estatc of d. A. Porter dugatf.l.
hoaring ou petition FOR letters of ul-
min'simtion referred 90 Deputy Clerk
Blair