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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-18
GOULD las NOT REcEfrED THE LETTER..

al the Office or George !. Gould yesterday 1t
wa said that Mr.. Gould haG not yet received the
e''er prepared by the Rapid Transit Commission
,''u directed 70 be seEt 10 him. All tina; ar.
'orid knew Of tie contents Of the letter he had
"SSIned from the newspapers
was said AT the office OF Russell Sage that no
snt ''l would be taken on the letter at pres
TIC GRANNY not until the meeting of the Exccu-
SSommittee OF the Manhattan company on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-18

rcr OF steam injectors. at
eighth-st and Fourth-ave.. In FAVOR or j. - D'"'k
lch Co for g. 4o5 and Bradley l.. Eaton for !'os.
both on notes given for paten, riSh.- me COM
pany began business four years ago and John l..
Thomas was treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-18
LOC4L BUSINESS COMPLTCATIONS

7 C. Riley K co composed Of James c. Riley and
Frederick W Klcndienst. dealers IN furniture at
No l61 Canal-st, made an assignment yesterday TO
Henry G.. ScnIenkciscn. giving preferences 10 the
Farson Manufacturing Company. Chester. Penn.
$40. Frederick Ansley ss2. Saginaw Furniture
Is"nna,y Saginaw. Mich and the Welch Folding
Bed Company. Grand Rapids. They began business
ia January 1873: Win cI@lmed casn capital OF
most of the goods being Consigned TO hen. The Ia
bilities reported 10 be sDouI *o"D' assets &1p
Duu trade and poor collections caused ne assign
mont.
Tho Sheriff has taken charge OF the New-York
branch. at No 50 Chambers-st.. Of the Boston
woven Hose and Rubber Company. OF Boston
which made an assignment there on Thursday.
an attachment for $500 in favor Of Reimers g.
Meyer Of ms ri}, i"' 1n s' iee 20 r rhe
Sheriff also received another a. acnmcni against the
company for s@4o in favor Of Has"it RH"n.
,,e,u,v-sber,N Giigan has received Two attach
roonts against the Baldwin & Lamkin Manufacture
ing COMPANY shoe manufacturers. NJ Milford.
conn in favor OF Milford. Cary Conklin for sSai
co. CO.. leather The company organized on Feb
ruary IS las, BY iwenty men principals OF MI
IS'J Raaidygjn e. Lamkln The company claimed
capital OF s'o'"o
,rha sbcr,n received an attachment Yesterday
against the New-York Equipment Company dealer
&, railroad supplies. at No. Il broadway. from VIII
lar, Hdreth Field & Deshon FOR $4,000 IN favor OF
the Produce Exchange Trust Company on thirteen
notes OF the company 70 the order Of James Irvine
,,ho ,rdorsed them and delivered them 20 tie Prod
W. E,chonge Trust Company The attschmen;
was obtained on the ground that the company ~ a
we stock Of $3.50 oC0 and James Irvine
served OF the Chase National BANK
Two judgments were entered Yesterday against
N. Rrownley Manufacturing Company. manufactu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-18
cOrRT CALENDARS FOR TODAY

supreme court special Tenn, Far, II Reior" DAILY
! douri orcrs ~ 10 30 a. Tx nare matters
surrocate'r Numbers Before Arnold Court
npcns ~ ~ y, ia calendar. VIII FOR prohate-
Anton Mason. at 1890 =. M
~, t.urt special Term PAfore Fitzsimons {. j.
(.1nft opens ~ 10 a N.tior- ~ 1890 n. m
REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
By Russell. j.
Hebrew Mutual Bennett Society at. BraySiiss r.
Rrowncl
Appleton agt Murphy--Tranklin Blen.
Condor agt Cond0n--ClinOrd W. Hartridge
pernheiner aef Stern-Rufus r. Cowing
By DAILY.
Matter Of WIsaman Charles Donohue.
Primrose and West Music Puonshins 'nm-
pany-S /, II. Ward.
FINK act Palmer Edmund u etnore.
REYNOLDS ag'. Rcyno.ds-Rch1rd 81. Henry
Matter Dollinssr-Stephen H. piln
Dy Laughlln J.
Wagner ar, Cnenowe,h-J Campbell Thompson.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
Russell. J.
Electro Bicycle Lamp Corporation - Al sgt Henry
Nerb Mc''dhc.
Court OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-18
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Saratoga y. Y. June 1.-THE Court Of Appeals
calendar for Monday. June q, follows: Nos l,2sl,
go. 52s 40 S33. 49, l.279 and $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-18
Deputy-sherin Gilligan has received 1870 attach

Two judgments entered yesterday against
o.. p,ou,nIev Manufacturing Company. manufactu-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19
PROVO.



The case II the state W David Rock
won. assault with intent 10 kin. has
been dismsscd upon motion % County
Attorney Kink Tor lack u sufficient
evidence 10 convict. Il will be reinem-
bored that David. HE brother John.
and william Ritter engaged In q
shooting scapc In this city In The
summer ~ 1886. In which David got de-
cldodly che worst VI t.. John and
David claimed that Ritter had run
away with Mrs John Rockwell. and
followed Ritter ana Mrs Rockwell
from To0ale to Provo The R0ckweila
commenced quarrel with iiiitef.W nom
they found M the house of Mrs. dcn-
klns. the mother OF Mrs, RcuNweh'
Ritter shot David. tho bullet lodgirf
In the head. the doctors uere un.hi.
10 locate the bullet. and Rockwch mas
been mentally and physically incapnci-
tatcd from the effects of the wound Wy
20 the present time. Ritter was nhnt
through tho body by David but soon
recovered Both ritter and John
Rockwell were tried. the hfst for as
assault with intent 90 kill and The later
for assault with intent 10 murder, and
both were acquitted.
The divorce suit Of Minnie R0Fcu W
William n. Rogers was commenced
Saturday and m the evidence was
heard. arguments were postponed tlll
today. The parties live ut Thistle.
but formerly lived az salt Lake city
The grounds upon which n divorce "
sought ~ failure 10 provide. ana many
witnesses wcfc examined on each side.
w ihe divorce auIt 20 ina Carter W
Edmund Carter, tho order allowing
temporary aiimouv was changed %
that defendant IA required 90 pay 80
AZ once and so per month during pcu-
dency uf the suit
Estate " Harriet NJ. Brlnton. de-
ceased. sale VI real estate and per.
sonai property confirmed.
spanish Fork CIT sH Nathan Rock
nil. dismissed on account Of a defect
ln the complaint
In the matter ~ the alternative writ
NJ prohibition cnloinlnr Justice Wood
burn. ~ f.uhi from enforcing sentence
N 81 or u days imprisonment against
r. J WadHWufth convicted ~ selling
llquor without license, arguments on
n motion 20 quanh the writ were heard
and taken under adyiaemeut.
Eaiato " Edward y. Graves. de-
ceased. Mrs. Jane 7. Graves and Geo.
Cunningham appointed administrators
upon giving bonds In the sum Of So
600.
Estate of Isaac u. Robbins. deceased.
jos. CLARK, J. q. Clark aud Albert Car
tor appointed ClmuilHsi1norf IN parii-
tlun.
The Injunction issued against ]. W.
Bates upon application OF hia divorced
wife. has been Dissolved 10y consent Of
the parties, who have settled their dr.
furcncca
Estate OF Samuel Awiicox. deceased.
letters u administration Issued 10 Jos.
/ Wilcox.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19
france

That was strange error of our
eminent cnmpntriut--nf. let ~ nope, Ok
the reporter who miscoucclved him
"Our heart IL not on that Side; u goes
out toward France" Toward Ffanee.
the close ally and bosom friend ~
absolutlrt Ruasla3 France. dominated
BY mllitarism and ricrlcsliam. France.
with her Jcw-baitlng. her travcs.es OK
public Justice. the condcmn"f OF prey
n. and Zoiai nui Tor the name OF
%, "a Caesar or Napoleon miEnt -
will be az hts head. WHORE such things
are done. Ffeomtn respect the brl.
liant national Intellect which seems ~
late 20 have gone 20 Ear astray. h'y
admire the splendid literature OF
France. they are thankful tor her great
though spaamodic services TO liberty IN
the past. thoy have watched anNioutiy
her efforts 10 steer between the rock
of Hourboninm aud the Whirlpool 1i
an ruhy. and they sirh 10 think thht
her drftlny may be like that ~ the
I other Latin rAsan--that she may slnk
into dccadcnce. thc victim % her own
passionate orrortfcnt by interful con.
I WILSON'S. destroyed BY false Ideals ana
moral incapacity Her wnlchwnrd "
l glory, not duty. Che stands not Tor
| humanity. but fif herself atone. chau-
whistle 10 the core. She has oniy
angry Jealousy when another power
opens the wilderness or delivers a
nation from OPPRESSION. she would
seize these villa lands uf she COULD In
tho old Spanish manner, and told them
by methods not wholly diasimllhr %
those ~ spain. Three hundred years
ago she was ruled By . hero who fnuThi
At once for hla crown. for national re-
Mobilization. and for human rlrntA In
her days ~ real glory she was th' lnud
~ Henri ", now she u a republic,
forsooth.-and the land Of Paty du
Clam. -Lipplncotta.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19
IHusrLi's SALE.

Notice 10 hereby given tina, under
authority granted By the certain
trust deed made on the a1th day Of
August, 1897. To the undersigned trus-
tee by W. q. Young, recorded In book
A, OF Mining Mortgages. page u and
20, Records Of salt Lake County, utah,
the undersigned trustee viii 0ffor for
sale and sell 10 the highest bidder Tor
cash al the front door OF the Sllt Lake
County Court House. to-wlt. The vest
front entrance 10 the clty and County
nuildlng. IN Salt Lake city. utah,
october II. 1895. AZ ~ O'Clock noon of
ihlt day ~ the mining property here
mater described 04 90 much thereof a.
necessary to pay and discharge ihs
principal indebtedness secured BY said
trust deed together with the accorded
interest unpaid thereon, ten per cenium
attorneys fees. compensation 10 sag
trustee, the cost % recording fiii
trust deed. the cast % this notice ana
EXPENSE ~ sale. The sale Will be made
al the request OF the holder OF said IN
deDtedneas and because OF default ~
maturlty and Interest theron. The min
ing property above referred 10 II 81
uate IN west Mountain Mining pls'
lrict, Salt Lake County. State OF utah'
and described aH follows. one
twentieth undivided interest In one eefr'
tain mining claim known a. iiepuph-
can, located In West Mountain MINI I
District. salt Lake County, state ul
Utah, together win all and singular IN
water rights. tenementa, hereditament'
and eppurlenancea thereto belonHina
OF In uuyNlfe appfrtaiuinS.
THOMAS l.. LEWIS. Trustee.
Krehbs & Hoppaugh n Francis u
Luke, Attorneys for Trustee.
Dated september u, 1898
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19

Notice IL hereby given that az a
meeting Of the board 81 directors %
the bullion Beck Tunnel Mining Co.
held az salt Lake City. Utah. Sept. 10.
1895, an Assessment ~ 1ns-fourth 90
OF one ~ cent per share was levied 90
me capital stlck OF the coFp0r ilon.
payabls az once 10 nrtAnt q Young.
secretary, No. t0s Mccormick block.
Salt Lake city. urth. and any stock
up1u which the Assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the iith day Of oc;o-
Der, iSgs. will be delinquent and adver-
.iasd FOR az publlc auction. and II
payment IL not made before will be
al ths hour OF 2 y. IN. a che ONCE Of
the company. No. i0s Mccormick block.
Riit LIS. cIiy. ttah, tu pay arsonf-
msnt and costs OF advertising and eK-
penaea 1f sale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19
How Snake Poison Kills.

Iron the New York f.cdgrrl
The action ~ roif0ns upon the sys-
tom r. and always has been one or the
most Interesting of suhiects. Just how
and why 70 kills has but Just been de-
iermino1 through n series of expert
menis mndg by scientists. The Follow
ing DESCRIPTION Is unqucHtionahly the
best and most lucid 1f any that have
been given to the public. 'fne venom
may be roughly separated into two
paris-ono acting upon Tho blood. ana
the other uron thc nerves. When In
fscffi 10 Immediately begins TO create
terrible destruction IN the blood ves-
nsis. the walls Of the veins are eaten
away and an Internal hcmnrrhage
takes place. Whom this Is going ON a
poriion of the venom b. attaching the
nerves. Particularly susceptible TO It's
r1varas g. the 'viH1mptor' fystcm. a
norye rsntar which controls the mur-
cioa N respiration. Paralysis takes
rlacr In those ORGANS, and inc victim
generally dies from an lnnbihty TO
breathe"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19
STREET RAILWAY ROW.
TO lwom CONSTRUCTION or STREET R.R.
Number Of witnesses In Court 3D. ssitair
burglars and. Cbinaman Sentenced
by Jadre Norrcil.

Judge Hilcs took testimony today on
the action rece=,iy brought by John
Dcrn and about sevonty-fve other resi-
dents OF South Temple street, against
the Salt Lake City Railway company.
boy 4 Street. and Gnofbourow a Loot
bourow appeared for plaintiffs, and
Senator lsnwllns a y. u. Critohlow for
the defendant company.
Besides the attorneys there were
present In court when the case was
called number OF eN-councilmen and
ex-clty officials who had been sub
poenacd as Witnesses In the case.
Plaintiffs. II will be remembered.
on the 10th ~ August last commenced
injunction proceedings against the de-
fcdant company to cn1oin the conniruc-
ton Of a line from n street on South
Temple street TO Thirteenth East
The work % laying "a track had come
menccd. when II was suddenly stopped
b. the process 81 tho court
Judge Dcy. Tor tho plaintiffs. made
a statement u the case 10 the court.
lie said that the original articles " the
defendant company we're filvd IN 1872.
In 1875 nm amendment was nicd climl-
mating the street In question. In 1889
the charter was again amended su na
b. Include each street In the city.
The unfne year the CITY Council grant
ed n franchise FOR the construction Of
n line irum East Temple stfoot to. tho
east end ~ South Temple street on
the sth Of March. 1893. citizens " south
Temple street petitinncd the Council
not % allow the construction " "a street
railway further east than n street.
The petition. Judge Doy said. went In
at a time when the defendant company
was contemplating asking Tor AN cx-
tension OF ita franchise
Judge Day furthHr Stated plaintiffs
would prove that at this time an agree
mont was entered into between the
pctitipnefa and the street railway COM
parry. whereby a promise was made by
the defendant company thai u would
not bund upon the street.
The defense made no opening state
mem. when Judge Dcy introduced the
ceruned articles ~ Incorporation %
The defendant company. togcihuf With
the two amendments The Introduction
% these papers wcr. objected 60 by
Senator nawllna. A. Incompetent and
imnaitrii. but the court overruied tho
objection.
Recorder u. ~. Baclman was called
and asked TO Identity. and read from
Book u " ordinances. an ordinance
approved January 8. 1885 An 0bjcc-
ton was raised by tho defendant ana
considerable tlme vas taken w With
Arguments and citation Of authorities
on the lncompctency ana admiHiahllity
OF me record going In NJ evidence.
Arguments had not concluded at
prraa time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19
Ttu, to NJ, Marine Instincts.

fsan Francisco ArrlnauLl
Recently on tlis nuhhlins Wen hoan,
SHANGHAI two tAra from her mhjecly
Fhlp Algcflnc were dlHporung mem
solves BY webbing along on 'hlkcs,
A collision took plsre-one or fhe men
andlng On his NOE IN ha road while
the other disappeared, machine ANA
rad AT un and failed O. ace hls chum,
- no veil a: nm. where the hlazes
are yauY sounding. boy. sounding,
came thr fsplnar. as the individual
addrfsssd mirFrd into ne ROAD 'Hd
from stem 10 stern wah green sllm-
and mud, ana dfagElnE me maenluf
after him BY one wheel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19
EIGHTEEN YEARS FOR MAXWELL.

ereclnl 10 lh. "Nsws.'

Special 10 N, News
Provo. Utah. sept ~. This morninT
c. l.. Maxwell went on trial before the
Fourth district court for robblng tho
strlnayflc banking coinpany's bank
May lsih. 1893. lie was represented by
Attorney Warner c0uu'y Attorney
King prosecuted. Evidence was SUBJ
mnted by the prosecution showing thi!
an def. adani and another man had
ri,farsd me bank about 10 o'clock IN
thf morning and AFTER Few peltnl-
nary rem ~ pulled guns on nc n,1N-
keeper and took $3.50 from m. nihs
No ev.d.nce wac Introduced tlt we
adm sfr. Warnrr objected 10 the
mannfr boz which The cnure pan,l "
Juror f1f the torn were drawn anl -
isoted 10 the trial ~ defendant pil,i,
a fury ~ eight. NJ the clFa - app, Ai.l
IA wiii b. carried to tho suprem- ,lnr'
OF Inc United States on those Efouh.is'
After n brief argument ana lhs' I..,
tt.na ~ the court. the Jury rcuI.u ~, NV
aion returned the verdict q Eull'g.
IN. defendant waived time of Hentch'e
and was sentenced 10 eighteen years
In the State prison having nnHw'I'u
"No. Air" 10 questions u the judge
a. 10 whether he had legal reason
40 give why sentence shoul not be I'M
posed. Maxwell maintained a very
pleasing and easy demennor during
the trial. while talking. before ludfe
Dusenbcrry gave sentence. The lengh
Of the torn. however. seemed 10 please
MIN Tor o. brief moment but he tlon
recovered. aud M he wan handouned
by sheriff stofra he was led out OF the
court room his face wearing the usual
pleasant expression. He fomnth.u,
however. 10 sheriff st1rrH on being
taken out. lie might o. wen have
given me the other two years" Max
well was taken TO the State prison TINS
afternoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19

dav trying the Issues IN the case %
geoae O. Cannon a Hlus' compinl "
n A H1x q ti. This suit was hfuNti l
~ recover tIGAp0 Un rlmissoiy No.,
judgment by dtflull was hal loi ~
and 40 attorney fees 10 Sept, lsio.
whrh was later sei aside.
n. \. nrlggs Is suing Anna Nora
eandberr and J. G. sandbrrE 20 re-
cover 500 and interest on proihiH-
sory no,e. secured BY morigigs,
Mary Tailtha Hendry ntd james
IIrndry Med q suit today against th,
Paciac states savings, Loan ann
puiidinr company. asking that o,t-
tain loan be declared paid nnl iof ne ~.
release OF mortgage. BfiRham w.
Aehton brings r. similar sun aBii
she same company as also aoes
Thomas y. Ifowells.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19
Senator PETERS Potatoes.


frram the Piiishurr Dispatch 7
senator pcfor Or fond Of relrtinE the
story n how he unca duptd the man
ayers N Kansas county fair 'on
examination OF the sweet potttocs *
hihHed." he says. u saw that the size
nf The Hpecimens was nothing TO hrhs
~. and l pont out 60 a grucefy Htprr
and purchased bwhel or me ones
loot Inc ANAL ones ou' Tor home ~,
carried the rest 10 the fair grounds.
entered chem M my own name and
drew the premium Tor the bcst specl'
mon OF sweet potatoes grown In VIII
son county"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19

In the divorce proceedings u Arnold
W Arnold. reported Ia Saturdays
"Newa," further testimony was intro
ductd today By the defendant and
plaintiff, In rohuttnl and Saturday sot
down Tor tho hearing of arguments
Edward v. Dart was granted a de-
cree Of divorce from Eta g, Dart by
Judge iHes' today, ON the ground u
q 1srrilon
The following cases were continued
by Judge Hilra today 10 foot NJ calen-
dnr; The Peoples building and Loan
asaurigtlon Va Frcd Tit at al; same
plantln ~ GusinVe kroeger ot al;
Eleanor d. Russell Va Lodyard NJ
haucy ct al.
Judge Cherry has been engaged TO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19

Acting on advises from the police au-
thor,ilcs ~ oakland. cal. Detectives
sheets and gillespie yesterday arrested
John l.. sherman. a clothing alderman.
on ! charge 81 embfzElement sherman
has been In The city Tor week pfs,,
ana was stopping az the Wllktr House
under Inc name n y. ~. Eiwaria lie
II wanted Cor iha emhgEzlgmcnt ~
500 from a widow woman named MrA.
small ne had 500 on his perHln when
arrested. and sayf be- Il not guilty y
lhe rharrc. An Of'iccr lcft oakland
this morning for this city. bearing ,h'
necessary rodnlsNlon FOR his return %
California.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19
NOTICE.

The annual meeting % the stoeh-
.oldera OF the Deseret News Com.
many. for the election OF directors Tor
Inc ensuing year and for the trhnsae,
lion OF such other business as max
properly come before the nieetlns' WV,
he held at the once of the president ..
The company. No. 81 East south I,in-
ne street, HALT Lake city. on SATURDAY
aept. ~, 1898, al 10 o'clock .. M
salt Lake city. Sept. ., isgs
JOHN x. EVANS. Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19

Note. aud Personals.
The unpleasant feeling which has
existed between Mrs. Edlth Martin and
her family and Mrs. Daisy Moore and
her family since the time Mrs. Martin
Instituted proceedings Tor separate
maintenance against her husband ana
caused a petition 20 be circulated re-
queatlng one discharge OF Mfu. Moore
~ a teacher In the public schools IL
not growing lees. saturday afternoon,
when Miss Rose Moore mot MIR, Mar
TN In Mrs. Atkins store the former
struck the latter with her pararol. and
complaint has been sworn out hefore
Justice Noon. charging Miss Moore
with assault. Nils Moore explains
that the blow was struck under an un-
controlled impulse ~ anger, caused by
an Insulting remark made 10 her by
Mrs. Martin In regard to her iAilas
Moure'a sister. Daisy, while ahe tAliss
Mnoru1 was standing In the store talk
lng 90 Mrs Berry, snd that Mrs., Mar
Tin has been IN the habit N making
tauntlnE remarks ca Mis- Daisy, when
ever they have mt on thc street, since
the time Of the inyStlgltlon hy tho
board 81 education. which resulted
favoraDly Tor Miss Daisy, who, hove
ever. resigned her position ns teacher
| Afterwards. Mrs. Martin claims that
Miss Moore mrs, spoke inslnuatlngly To
her and that when she replied In a
I manner that failed 90 please Miss
Moon the blow was struck
Richard Il. Lyman. who has had
] charge o. the survey being made Ia
I Hohbla creek canyon by Jesse knight,
! has returned 20 salt Lake city 10 re-
| sumo his iahnru In the state univrr-
3 rlty. lie Informed the "NrWH" repre-
/ tentative that there viii be no DIM
! Guilty In obtaining u 2 pr cent grade
! through Abe tauy Oh, " Which there
| was q doubt a. hr1t. y, N. Lyman Jr.
went up this morning 10 take charge
of the surveying corps
Charles n. Griffin Of al have pur.
chafed from r.. T. Haddatz ana wife
the nescher. Eastern Pride No, D.
! Curve View and other claims situated
In Camp Floyd mining district foi
u0.oOi
Arrangements have been made for d
! ie-round glove contest 20 come on 10
the opera house ON saturday, between
willard nean " this city, ana Law
renee Farrell OF Denver.
II. A. Barney has returned from q
months visit % Eastern business cen
tera, whore he has purchased drS
Foojs and clothing for his business il
this city.
David II. Adamson. aged 20, %
American Fork and Jessie ID. Myers
aged u " Highland, have received {
marriage license.
The Tunnel site mining claim, stu
ated In North rlnuc mining District
has been located by the Il. @. W. Mia
lng company.
Bishop Eggertson of the Second war
and Bishop Keller Of the Fourth war,
were the speakers In the tabernacle
yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19

Edward V. Dart was given decree of
divorce from Eita Crosby Dart by
judge hiles today, ON the grounds ~
married 81 RoKhurg. New York. No.
Vcmbsr a. isld slN children Rert
horn 20 them. Defendant deserted her
husband In the latter part NJ 1895, Tho
cruelty complained ~ was the using OF
vile ana pfofane language and CONE
polling plalntiif % cook his own meals.
IN addition 20 having 10 attend 90 his
daily work. which was tim, ~ an over
Heer OF saw-mill, The children arr
now living with plaintiffs mother In
New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-19
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,


salt Lake city. Sept. I. isoS.
The annual atockholdefs meeting "
the Echo Land q stock company VIII
be held at the c0mpiny's ONCE. WIKI
Spencer Cinwson a Co, 100 broadway
Thursday. october G. 1895, az II a. m,
for the election OF officers and sueti
other business as shall come before IL.
SPENCER CLAWSoN. Prcsilent.
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