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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-15

vessels were brought into the harbor
to-day. Two of ihem, the British
schooner E. r Nickersou, from King,
stop, Jamaica, and a small sloop, both
laden with provisions for the apaniards
at Manzsnillo, we're captured by the
Hist on June 80 The other prize is
the sloop Bella Yuez, captured near
Cerdenas by the Uncas.
a Cuban with official dispatches for
the Cuban Junta from Col. Rojas ar.
rived to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-15
LYnching.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, July ia
lYnching in which Jim Redd and Alex.
Johnson, negroes, were the victims, &C.
Cured at Monticello, Ark, yesterday.
A mob broke down the doors of the jail
and entering the cell room poured q
volley OF shot into the cages where the
men were confined. Johnson is dead
and Redd is fatally wounded. They
were convicted of killing w. E. Skip.
per, rich planter and merchant, and
were sentenced to hang.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-15
Sensational Suicide.

BALTIMORE, July 15.-Jose Cinguegrani
killed himself this morning in horrible
fashion Kneeling in p aver, he placed a
razor between his clasped hands and as he
uttered the Amen drew the sharp blade
up yard from h'S abdomen to his throat, lay
ing bear the entire entrss. He died in te--
ii lie agony. Sickness was the cause.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-15
MEDICINAL.
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease, a powder for the f.,
1t cures painful, swollen, smaltng. nerym.
feet and instantly takes the sting out Of corn.
and buniona. It's the greatest comfort die.
covery OF the age. Aliens FoOt-Ease nskfs
tight or new shoes feel easy 1t is a certsn
cure for sweating, callous and hot, tired, scb
ing feet. Try it to-day. Sold by all drug.
gists and shoe stores. By mail for % cent.
in stamps. Trial package FEE address
Allen 8 Oimsted. L e Boy, n. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-15
SDain'S Terms.

MADRID. July 15.-The Minister of
War in an interview today is quoted
as having said that peace might be ar
ranged if the United States and Spain
agree to let the Cubsns decide whether
they desire independence. In the event
of the Cubans voting for independence
the United States must allow Spain
niue months in which 20 withdraw her
army, gradually and grandly, from
Cuha
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-15
Kept Her Promise TO Take Her Life

Kept Her Promise to Take Her Life.
NEW YosK, July 15.-Bessie Dunbar, who
admits that she was member OF a girls sui
eide club, of this city, took her life early this
morning by taking dose of carbolc acid.
Before drinking the poison she said she had
promised q late member Of the club who com.
mttol suicide on Broadway few days ago.
that she would kill herself to-day. "Fm in
hard luck, anyway" she said. Bessie's par
ents are respectable people OF New Jersey.
The police say the woman was the sister Of
Chicago May" who is known to the police
of many cities
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-15
The Red Cross.

New YORK, July ia special dis
patch flom Santiago says that under
The terms ofsurrender agreed on yester
day only the Red Cross representatives
are to enter the city at once. Our
troops are not to 60 in until the Spanish
forces leave. The Spanish officers are
10 keep their side arms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-15

WHAT LITTLE OF the money of the
country that has not been locked up in
gold bonds, should, now that there is q
favorable prospect of peace, be invested
in business that will give employment TO
the many idle laborers in every village,
town and city of the Union. No coun-
try is in good condition in which its
rich men put most of their money in
bonds and stocl 8, and little of it in in
dustrial enterprises. There can't be
much money in circulation unless the
people have it, and they CAM have it
unless they have employment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-15
Preliminary Peace Negotiations.

New YORK, July ia Washington
special to the Evening Journal says it
is positively known that preliminary
peace negotiations are in progress in
Washington. Sir Julian Pauncefote,
the Russian and Austrian ambassadors
and the Japapse ministers are taking
part. They have approached the Pres.
ident, the dispatch says, in an informal
and unofficial way to obtain an outline
of the conditions that will be imposed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-15
REMARKED TWO FORMER WIVES.

REMARKED TWO FORMER WIVES
Joseph NJ. Nowak, a lawyer of Cleve-
land, Ohio, holds the matrimonial re-
cord for Ohio. He returned to Cleve.
land yesterday fr)m New York with his
bride. It was their second honeymoon to-
gether, and Nowak's fourth. The pre-
sent Mrs. Nowak was divorced from
Nowak year ago. His first marriage
lasted ten years Then seamstress
entered the family. Mrs. Nowak Sc
cured a divorce and Nowak married
the seamstress. In 1896 they were d.
vorced. Soon after Nowak met his first
wife and they were remarked. In less
than year they we're again divorced.
Then Nowak hunted up the seamstress
wife and journeyed to St. Louis, and a
few days ago married her there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-15
Porto Rico.

ST. THOMAS, Danish West Indies,
July l5.-Advices received here from
San Juan, Porto Rico, state that the TO-
habitants are fleeing to the interior.
They expect the port will be attacked
by The Americans to-day.
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The Markets.

New YORK, July -Wheat-July OPEN
ed at 81 closed at 67as Corn-Dec open.
ed at 32le; closed at 32l2 Oats-May
opened al 1915; closed 1895. Pork-May
opened ut SO 30 closed at $40 %.
CHICAGO, July 15.-Wheat 73 Corn 33.
GEORGETowN, July 15.-Wheat SOsS5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-15

BEFORE the commencement of the
Spanish war, President Mckinley said
he would not be driven into sn unholy
war with Spain. But that he was, is
proved by all the accounts of the hor-
rors that reach here from Cubs, for
if such accounts describe holy war,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-15

ed out OF their seats by an unjust partisan
majority in the House, uron the report OF
committee the chairman of which, strange as
it may seem to some people, is native and
white VirginiaD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-15

A MOST expensive war is now prob
ably nearing its end, but so unlike is it
to the late one, that large majority o!
the people of the country, save for the
newspapers, have hardly realized lis
existence. Their usual avocaIions
have not been interrupted and the in
frequent notice Of the death in battle
or hospital of a relative or friend, and
the increased taxation to which they
are subjected, are all that has remind
ed them that war was in progress.
How different was it with the people OF
the South during their just, but unsuc'
cessful war for freedom and home rule!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-15

&c. Blanks, of Louisville. exas, writes
that one box OF DeWtts Witch Hazel Salve
was worth $50 to him. 1t cured his piles of
ten years standing. He advises others 10 try
it. 1t also cures eczema, skin diseases and
obstinate sores. Charles G. Lemon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-15
RECEIPTS.

hECEIPIS.
To balance in City Treasury June
1, 1897, SILL.
From n. B. Harlow, Treasurer
For note No. 8 given to the City
Council in part payment of
electric light plant, dated Nov.
20, 1889, for ST 400 and one
years interest at b per centum, Ia
For interest on . notes, each for
81 400 and numbered and
10, cay on So, 500 at per cen.
tum for one yes r, given by the
City Come !, dated nov. 30.
1889, in part payment of cleo
trio light plant, said notes pur-
chased by tho Sinking Fund
Commissioners Dec. 16, 1875. II
For one years interest on Inter
est Certificate No. 81, issued
by the Mayor and Auditor in
lieu OF SO, 400 Registered Cou-
pom Bonds of the issue of
1879, said b nds destroyed by
the Finance Committee, inter
est from January !, 1897. to
January l, 1898, at $3.50, .
For six months interest on
So 900 Registered Coupon
Bonds, issue of 1872, interest
at 6 per centum from July !,
1897, to January 1. 1898. Is
From Lambert d. Lyles, Clerk
of Market For M rkct rents
collected from June l. 1897. TO
June 1, 1898, So, 364.26, less
market expenses paid by clerk,
$l65.45, 31a
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OFFICIAL.
THE SINKING FUND

The Auditors Annual Statement Shown
the Receipts and Expenditures of the Com
missoners of the Sinking Fund OF the Cor
poration of Alexandria, for the fiscal yea
ending May 81, 1898.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-15
Prize Vessels,

KEY WEST, July l5.-Three prize
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Bob Moore. OF La Fayetie, Ind Il, says that
for constipalio he has found Dewitt Little
L ,rly Risers to be perfect. They never grippe.
Try them for st,mlch and liver troubles.
Charles q. Lennon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-07-15
To balance due City Treasury.
EXPENDITURES.

EXPENDITURES
For Registered Coupon Bonds,
issue OF 1872 purchased, Nos.
10 and 26O, each for $500,
ard Nos lib 160 161 and
421, each for $1,000. at 81, 5000 90
For note drawn il favor OF the
City Council by ]. F. Cook
and w 81. Cook, dated Feb'y
"a, 1898, and payable two
years alter dste. bearing per
cent. interest and purchased by
the Commissioners ofthe Sink
ing Fund, % .
For insurance on east wing mar.
kot building, 3 years policy
$4,000, in London, Liverpool
and Globe Insurance Co, of
London. Eng, No. 5172293, C0O0
For insurance on west wing mar
ket building, three years policy
So GOO. in Alexandra Incur
ance Co, Of Alesandra, Va,
No. $1,000, 80 %
For water rent one year, - on
For painting roof market shed, = %
For salary clerk of market, 40 ~
For salary janitor Of market, 4jG -
For salary secretary of market, 100 90
$G.493 +
ASSETS
OF tho Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund Bonds Nos 10
and 200 for $500, issue OF
1872, $1,000 o.
Bonds Nos, 113, 16O, 161 and
AL for 81 600, issue of 1872, 1000 w
Interest Certificate No. 81. G,ivO I"
Two notes. each FOR 81 400,
bearing per cent. ESQ w
One note, for S275.59, bearing
q per cent, DO
$14i75f-
AUDITORS OFFICE.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. May 81, 1-9-.
E. F PRICE. Aniiiot'
The foregoing is a true sni eEsci 500 o.
OF the Commissioners Of the sinkin2 ~.
FOR the fiscal year ending Msy 81, l7'''-
GEO. j.. SIMPSON. MsyOr.
N. B. HARLOW, Treasurer.
w. Il. MARBURY,
Preslden, Board OF AldeiL1'-'
HUBERT SNoWDEE,
President Common Co1nel'
Win your battles against disesse ~.
promptly. One Minute Cough cure pi.-
immediate results. When taken eAHt s
vents consumption And in later -
furnishes prompt relief Charles IT, I'm
A LARGE SUPPLY OF Bu1AS'
"A TUBS and BASKETS for sale Dy,7p n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08
HORN SILVER COPPER.
HEAVY BUSINESS on EXCHANGE TODAY.
,o,,r,c, 10 Tunnel the Holland Import
ant Mining suit Dredge work
In Idaho.

The Horn silver. which 80 da'e h' '7
.usd The muninccn, sum 81 ss'llo'v'' 10
dividends. and will come forward carry
In the nov year with go regular quar-
Derby VI $4,000. foporod ioday "f'h a
car Of coppsr ore together via ih''e
oaSs af concentrate which sp "ii'n
grace the local markoL shipments ~
copper are not u such freducni y'e"f'
renee. bur they cJme with filiici't'
regularity TO dcmJnA.taic fhe hsh
s.ardlng Of the mlue and attest 50 "
marked degree the presence 81 mat
cla.s VI mineral In the San francisco
NHrc,, wh.uh u,Scs In Frisco ana sur
roundnng c5snt5y. Assays VI th's ore
are ~ ob.ainahlo. but the secrecy
Wsh which .hpy arr GUARDED inthnhltH
e.roAely tha. b IL Ut very high srtue
atd pays .he company wol o. hthul''
IL fact a year ago an oficsf 81 .h-
elmuauy PiatsI 81 a News ftP it'i
sha4 she copper naturalization " ~
Ii.rn silver NaH very fsronE. and fhia
sals4n,gs.. coupled with moro thhgiule
evidence IN shlpmoW a Jay W ~
ugS INm thc solomon group 10 tht
came sacalsy. dos much iu hcat uut
ghe belief thar In she near iuiutc ffseto
and adJacufE couauy will De- famed o.
a copper camp. 20 tiy n0,hing VI W. 60
utalngng famous a. cuhttt Tor toiu'
silver and lead mining
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08
M|LLSPAuGn is CHOSEN.
OFFICIALLY NOTIFIED OF FACT TODAY
WI" ffoDshi, Accept the oner. M. ON.
e'ai Term to begin on the r,r.,
cf tho New Year.


Following close upon the subsldlnv
excitement OF yesterdays school elcc-
ton comes the news from tho ta., ,ho,
DR.. MilIspaugh. tho city superintendent.
has been chosen go MI the presidehtlnl
chair OF Minnesota Normal school.
The Information came In the form OF
an Associated Press dispatch To the
News" this Afternoon and was o. fol-
lows.
1T Paul. MINI. Dec. s.--The state
normal board has selected DIR. J. y.
Millspaugh OF Salt Lake city, Utah,
president Of .he wlnona normal school.
TO succeed President Irwin shepard.
Prof Mlllspaugh has been for num-
Der Of years superintendent Of the city
schools Of Salt Lake city which he has
brought TO high degree OF efficiency"
The tidings Of she action % the state
normal board. Of the Gopher common
wealth. were first conveyed TO DR..
Mlllspaugh's office By the News" but
that uiiltlal was not In at the time
ana nothing was known OF the matter
Whatever ~ the office Of Clerk More.
ton. Later III. MlllHpaugh was caught
W IuNIlf VI UlN lfrtututtf Inv hbtANI
said be knew nothing dcnnitc concern
Ing the report but said he was aware
OF such action being contemplated lie
also said he had been telephoncd that
there were some private dispatches un
his desk which would probably throw
some light upon II. ON his arrival at
the Office the doctor found four teie.
grams confirming the correctness Of the
News" dispatch. In the event that he
accoIar the ohcr, and II II believed he
will, ID VIII he nreessafy ~ iifu s1nH
60 sever his connection with the Salt
Lake schools ~ Ills new dutipN. should
h. enter unnn them. Will besln IN jan
uary LIST. 1889.
Dr Mul.paugh has been connected.
- surrrs-fend-nt. With thc public
schools " Sal, Lake. since 1880. mud has
been mos energetic sud comrsenf
Official HIS standard Of esiucN .nfs'i
f;rainmcnts has always been high. he
has snd-lVulsd "a the umprs 20 ttlHr
the -chooiA 60 ris ideal In hi. dirtction.
puring HE administration % public
school afflirp.hc has obtslned rational
reputation und has received numerous
nsffer'ng offers 20 iderfify himself with
different eastern cducitiorahnsiliuiirn
ari systems. Ills many Sat- Lake
friends viii wish him unbDundcd sue.
cess In hi new fiei1 ~ opel etlons.
Just who viii he chosen 10 succeed
Or MillrpauEh az city supsfinJs ndsns
is - lsttiv too Early to even conjecture
az shis time. iiut several well educa.
tir- may brcome candidates. Among
those who tre prominently suggested
Tor the place " Prot. J. II. Paul, late
% The Agricultural cclhge ana state
University.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08
THEN WEST.
Cattle 10 Come From The Gas, for California
Packers Hereafter
COUNTER PLAY AGAINST ZIG FOUR"
Light Thrown upon the Matter To-day
by Live stock Agent iiudnsit
OF Colorado Midland.

I, was stated In the News" yts,er.
day that the nr., shipment OF cattle
from the East 80 the West In many
years had taken place Today another
light has been thrown upon tbs i've
n'ock situation. lnd one that IL not
only Of Interest 90 railroad men. but to
stock ralsers all through the wcsL
General Live Stock Agent Hudnili. Of
the Midland. said that htfofe the season
was over shert would be ualniosds Of
cattle go over the roads from Kansas to
California. Tn situation. Ne he stated
Il. is that the Zig Four" packers OF
tho ccun,iy--Atmonr. swirl. Morris aud
Hammond had corriled the beef cat
Tie Of tho West. AMI had absolute con-
troll OF the mutton n the entire coun.
Try. They had invaded the California
markets ana bought ny the cattle there.
even buying The herds ~ ;hc California
pteksrs, which have been shipped Eat.
For ycars she "iilg Four have been
afisf the Pacific coast packers. a. n
Nss the only portion % the country tina,
was not IN their grnsp, ana ihrir op-
plftuniiy came 40 last. The fall rains
had not come on the pac.nr .1ast a.
usual, ana there was no beef ur mutton
10 the country. The san Francisco
packers are ovHfruunlng Nevada for
cattle now. and ghsy Will not knock I'M
dcr 10 she meat combine without a
strugEic.
utah has been cleaned or It's heavy
beef cattle. 4 thousand head or three.
tsaf-pd Hitets would BE- hard to e..
here. and n VIII not he long before the
cattle THAI have gone 60 the East will
iike another and \ larger Journey 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

1909 closed ~ enragcmof, - swo
nivhif a. che Thcator last cyer1nF. be-
fore an audiercc couHld abiy smaller
In dlmensi1ns than ghas VI thf previous
rvffirE. stewart. the male P.gfl. a.
uacfd Rec1 deal OF attention he
cAurf - his H1pran1 voice. ffam here
me company ruts fu the coast.
Tomorrow ovoning lioys'R cltvcf
coin ~. 4 plrlar Match. am be- the
aGacilaH 40 the rheaier. This 10 the
play made famous by Evans ami Ho.y
ana alsI che play shat made fhSt dur
q fac,ur 10 the amusement world 4
great deal ~ new business has beer
added ard che piece mldfITsxci. \
bargain natinro on Saturday arl ar
ivcn.rg performance on thai day wlll
close the engagemers.
Tho first conu,rt ~ this scah3n'.
series viii be given ny ehe orpheus
CLUB, ai the CONGREGATIONAL church. TO-
nigh. Ab1M ore thousand dollars
have been subscribed Tor ghlse clncarta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08

Since The change In the diraci1raie
~ tn short Line thefJ has he,,n "a
srcas deal ~ addl,hnai work put upon
To arcoun.ing dtpsftmell. The & .
ftiflm-nt Ia FAR behind ws.h ue wprk
isid new hands are being put ON ever,
t'y' Five wcfa Al pointed last week
J. H. conne. supsrtesndcng OF
machinery aud motive power on fhr
Vni9n pacllc dyEttm has been making
q ZIP over iAe western dlylaloot. H.
fss In ogisa ycsafday.
W. u. Dcunell general agtat X IN,
'nlNfaeu Midland here. has gone 10
spend The holidays az his ga 4 mo al
sptlnEhtai. Ohio, Mr. DOHneli has hgcn
~ poor hcAfh Tor some time and w4ll
@ke a rest of several weeks. Ff
u. y. Nevlns. general agent N the
Denver and RIO Grande. returned 10 the
Guy last evening. After returning from
Denver he took run through the
southern part Of the state.
+. I. Smith, the western agent Of the
I'VE -Four railroad. was in the city Yes.
terdny. II II Etid he was here looking
over the ground with regard 20 placing
an agency In this city.
Secretary Hodge " the Utah and
Pacific came tn the city this morning.
There VIII be n meeting u the bonrd "
directors OF the company tomorrow
mnrnlnE. only matters pertaining 10
We ncenunt2of the company are like
" To be hroukhi up at the meeting.
The boys In the Union Pacinc office
scout the Idea OF a reduction OF the OF.
nee force. asst takes all who hrc on IL
~ present 70 Keep up with the work.
Chairman Fordycr ~ the Southwest
er Traffic bureau. has resigned and W.
". Truosdaic has been elected In his
place.
Col. u. c. Dodge. general manager u
the Rio Grarde Western. VIII reach the
city on No. this evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08

silver. o 9.iei lead. ms.
Assays u Ia In gold are now coming
FROM the liilisldc al hcrcut.
Tho Easlc and Niue uoirs new MIR CON.
prsss0f was started up yesterday.
Tho rich copper discovery east Of Yer.
million y said to have stirfsd up much
excitement
Tho Albion Mining company has made
application Tor the ilatina VI it, stock On
ne exchange"
Jacob namhofrcr has returned from the
East who're he reports interest VA Utah
minlnH fctur"tisr.
The ntr, shIpmcn, of cyanidcs from the
star Gold MinlnE pnmpany'a new works
All b. IA on Monday neat
There was meeting ~ the bullion.
noon.
iiariwig \. Cohen. late manager Tor
inrhln dc Va Mar, lot yesterday for
New York leaving annirf IN the hands
" hiH successor, hr Clement,
Considerable activity ~ reported on
Cold Mountain oid.tlmors saying there
IN more prospecting ana development
wofk being done at present than ever
The Midnight Iinvsrs has elected ciar.
enre Il Mccormick president ~ the com.
nahy, W. " smith vice president. and
Austin whitney aud nr. liasmor Of coal.
vile have been added To a" directory,
W. D.. po,crcnm ~ New Yori. and
VIE hnd son are IN a.. clty. Mfs nsN4
ereauA " a heavy mine owner rosssssins
number 81 pfufHflirf In Colorado ne
zah
Articles Of incorporation Of the Success
MlMhH company have been MED with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08

Action In witch Property Nsiued ~
$4,000. 400 u ~ Dispute

San Frinraro. Doe s-Therc was
fled IN shs United states U,frut court
tuday On mporttp. mining rlit intlly.
Ing property worth over 5000 .o0o. The
disputed lands arr located IT, Tupiumne
and NIUrlsa roufilss. The MERGED
Gold Mining company, q Montana COR
p1rttlon. u ihe onmplaiEar- The &c.
crsdNsd Respondents are DAVID Dor.
wafd. e. ~ pabaey and Dnilel Curcor-
au. " csutsrvllit. Marlpsa couriy.
and fhry appear az representative =
mo R,asntsidn and v,hcr San Francisco
capitalists
judee Morrow VI once irsued a re-
grairirG order. hinding ou she re-
sppndrHis unui The ease l. tried on ~
merits
The Mcr-cl Gold Mlning company 10.
y IL undeTHic9d, one ~ ihr CBrpurr,c
names ~ che nirti1w syfsliclt, ~
Horton. which T. thu owner ~ the Cali
umg a Hecla mlus aGd the Boston a
Monfana company. the great rival %
she Anaconda properties 10 Montana.
The MERGED company oNns over thlr-
~ mining claims . ar clukeTyine
Whom the cialnis we've purchased ihe
company also bJurit dsoh foriy-nvc
miles long ffom thf Flvih FORK " ghr
Tuolumnc N that County 90 Hdrss M
Hend. IN Maripuna o0uniy. together
with water rights ana che riEhi 10 she
water II the aoUlh fork VI the ruolum-
~ river.
F1r time she company used steam
power 10 w4tk ~ claims. ana ths rr.
spJudcnis, ailtrirr thai shay colsil-
cred shat she 1lich ard ~ water RICH 3
had been abauionrd, med new 1ri.
fslnh Hence the prsa' nj litigation. flr
without fhe dltch ani ~ adsqr rghif
she claims 81 che M,Ivrd company
MUlINI ha nFluaafINalNg aHaNHsMNHan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-08
LITERARY NOTES.

Il.re II holiday air abon, ,bo n,
XXX. l,.ll" N Table TallS. and gueb 4,
"','.ny' nanny ana helpful one ihat \,
Xxx, w. 90 the housekeeper IN search of
dnnor of the year, and no d,d ',lv-
'n, gwen are helpful IN Nor nTrar.l
HH Tor the feast, For homem,i,,,-
N1' want the latest IDEAS 4, n.y..
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