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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-25
GRAND SHOOTING TOURNAMENT
BROUGHT TO A SUCCESSFUL IS
SUE YESTERDAY.
Those Who Scored, Along With Other
Matters Interesting to Lovers of
This Sport-Sporting News.

New York. March 24.-The Grand Amer
lean Handicap, annually brought off un-
Ter the auspices of the Interstate asso-
ciation. was brought 10 a successful issue
last this afternoon at EIkwOod Park. n.
J. Nine men finished with p straight
kills. and divided the first nine moneys,
which amounted 10 S3.ll3 TWENTY-FIVE
men killed a birds each, and divided the
remainder of the stakes. the entire sum
Of The entry money amounting 10 So.d5O-
As the light was poor and Il drlzZllnS ram
was falling when the 18th rouno was
completed. the nine shooters VINO divided
the first money decided to postpone the
shooting off OF the ties until tomorrow
morning. This year the Interstate asSo-
citation offered a special prize. very
handsome silver cup, and this will go to
the winner.
The conditions OF the shoot-of will be
miss and out. Mrs. w. P Shattuck.
who killed nine ont of the L BIRDS yes
terday. continued today and was even
more successful OF the Is birds which
she shot at today. she graSSed Z, and one
feM de.d out of bounds. OF the western
delegation VINO were conspicuous with
with % kills. This was I. H. Latin of
Rock Islands. Ills, who shot from the 2S-
yard mark.
Captain Jack Brewer. the worlds cham
pion. and Fred Gilbert, the champion of
America. did not get into the money.
Each killed %. These two rivals were
matched today. and the contest will take
place in Chicago within the next few
weeks.
The shoot viii be resumed at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning. The following made
straight scores of % birds:
}. A. r. Elliott Kansas City, Walt
ers. Long Branch, y. j.; L. +. Bender,
New York: E. d. Fulford Utica. \. Y:
W. G. Loomis. Omaha. Neb.; Jim
Jones. Philadelphia: w. Wagner Wash
ington; r. o. Heikes. Dayton. o.; T. P.
Latin. Rock Island. Ills.
The following scored a: +. NJ. Cooper.
Dedbank, n. J.; A. Doty, Paterson, \. j.;
Z. a. Leach, Trippe, s. D.; Captain A.
". Money. Oakland. y. J.: George c.
Roll, Chicago; J. B. Savage. New Haven.
Conn; Fred Schwartz. IT.. Bridesburg.
Pa: J. S. flaming, San Francisco: Jay
Smell. Worcester. Mass; Sim Glover, Ro-
chester y. Y: T. J. Laughrey. Li-enier
Pa; Roberts philadelphia; Dr.. D. b
Mosher, Granville. n. y: w \. Wide
brush. Scranton, Pa; "Donley," Buffalo,
\. Y; Captain Bunk. New Brunswick,
y. j.; Allen Valley. Hadlyme, Conn: J.
". Thompson. Yonkers. n. Y: c. c.
Burkhardt, Buffalo, n. y; e. s. Rice.
W. p. Shattuck. Minneapolis;
MINI; Lee Huckins Kewaunee, Ills.
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DRAGGED BY A TEAM.
Young Man at Eureka Has Narrow
Escape.

Eureka, March 24-William Baird
met with painful accident about 9
o'clock this morning, while hauling
gravel from the Keystone dump. After
unloading. he got into the wagon and
commenced to drive back. when his
team became unmanageable and ran
away, throwing Baird to the ground.
When he fell, the reins became tangled
around his legs and as the team ran
down the street, young Baird was
dragged with them, bruising his body
and badly scratching his face The
team was stopped before running far,
or his fate might have been worse.
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Items From Junction.

Junction. Utah, March 21.-Hon.
Charles Morrill, has been confined to
his bed for two weeks, with rheuma-
tism
John s. Baler, ST., John S. Baler. jr..
and Gilbert Beebe have been subpoe-
naed as witnesses before Judge Mar
shall on the 18th, at Ogden. in the case
of United States VS.. Robert Ross, for
passing counterfeit coin.
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DISTURBERs FINED.
Castle Gates Charivari Crowd Now
In Jail.

Castle Gate. March 23.-The men who
caused the disturbance on the night of
the 10th inst. were tried tonight before
Henry Duerdon, justice of the peace.
and fined 81 and costs, amounting in
all to 81, in default of which they were
committed until the fine is paid or
worked out. County Attorney Warf
came UP from Price to prosecute.
Attorney Warf goes up to Scofield
tomorrow to take the kinks out of a
squabble there.
An Italian by the name of Perinu
had a small sore on his ankle, caused
by his boot rubbing against it. which
developed into a severe case of erysip-
elias. The doctor took him into the city
yesterday. but had to bring him back
as the hospital refused to have him. it
being a contagious disease. He is now
at one of the hotels here. Mr.. Perinus
case is a hard one.
Bill Paire has gone south to buy up
some mules for the mines. If the pres
ident OF p. c. Il was to come
around these mines he would see
sights that would make his heart sick.
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Shooting Tournament.

Long Branch, n. J.. March 2A-This
was the second day of the grand Amer
lean handicap of trap-shooters at Elk
wood park At the end of the eighteenth
round there were p with clean scores.
Nine men finished with straight scores
Of p kills each in the great American
handicap. They are: Elliott. Walters
Fulford. Bender. Jones. Wagner. LOOMS
Neikes and Latin. They will shoot off
tomorrow morning. miss and out" for
the cup. but the money Will be divided
between them.
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MILITIA IN SERVICE.
New York and Massachusetts, Men
Take Charge of Monitors.

Boston, March PA dispatch 20 the
Herald from Washington says:
For the first time. the militia is called
into service. and the governors of Mas
sachusetts and New York are requested
10 direct their naval militia 20 assume
charge of the monitors assigned for the
protection of the harbors of Boston and
New York III conjunction with the land
Qualifications. The orders sent to Cover
nor Wolcott Of Massachusetts and Gov
ernor Black of New York for transmits
sion to .hs commanding officers Of the
naval militia, inform them that they will
be erected TO assume charge of the two
monitors assigned to each of these states
to assist in the second line Of defense
The Boston men VIII be sent on board
when the monitors Catskill and Lehigh
arrive, and the New Workers may proceed
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between II. B. Davies and J. w
KeddingtOn. under the firm name and
style Of Davies & KeddingtOn. doing BUSH
ness at No. 12S East Second South street
Salt Lake City. state of Utah. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. J. W. Ked-
dingtOn having purchased the interest Of
II. B. Davies. All claims against said
firm contracted from Feb J. 1898. will
be paid by said ]. w. KeddingtOn.
II. =. DAVIES.
j. W. KEDDINGTON
Dated Salt Lake City, Utah. March Il,
1895
The business will be continued at the
same place by J. W. KeddinStOl.
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Bows Skull Fractured.

Nephi, March 24.-Archie, the 6-year-
old son of t. P. Tidwell. met with a
climbing upon a wagon when the team
started. The little fellow received
fracture of the skull, from being
caught between the hay rack and
wheel, and after falling the wheel
passed over him, injuring his back
The boy is badly hurt, but the doctors
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SUNBEAM CoNsoLIDATED MINING

SUNBEAM CONSOLIDATED MINING
company Location of principal place of
business. Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing of the directors, held on the I4th day
of March. 1898. an assessment of one-half
tai stock of the corporation. PAYABLE on
or before April 15 1898 to Z. L. Carpen-
ter. secretary, room S21 Dooly block. Salt
Lake City, Utah. Any stock upon which
this assessment may remain unpaid on
the 18th day of April. 1885, will be delin-
quent and advert sed for sale at public
auction. and unless payment is made be-
fore, will be sold On Wednesday, the 4th
day of May. 1895 at u o'clock noon. to
pay the delinquent assessment. together
of sale.
(Signed) E. L. CARPENTER.
Secretary.
Room s21 Dolly block. Salt Lake City.
Utah.
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MAY REENSTATE OFFICERS.
Speculation Concerning Effect of the
Pratt Decision.
(speciaI ID ne Herald.l

Especial to The Herald)
Ogden, March 25.-The decision rem
dered in the Pratt case yesterday has,
according to one view of the matter,
a sweeping effect in Ogden. It is con-
tended by some that this decision will
reinstate all of the members of the
fire and police departments who held
office under the old law. If this view
should obtain, it would reinstate Will
liam Binford as chief of the fire depart
ment. W. d. Silvey, captain of the po-
lice: Joseph Baxter, as day jailer and
police court clerk; II. p. Snyder, as
night jailer: ID. Q. Sullivan. Fred Meis-
ner and George w. Burton as patrol
men.
The fact that these officers gave up
their offices without protest may be a
point against them. BinfOrd, after he
had been out some time. recOnsidered,
and notified the council that he still
claimed to be chief of the fire depart
ment, but his bills for salary were
turned down. And it is contended that
if he was chief of the fire department he
was absent without leave. But all in all
it is very much of a muddle.
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COURT AT NEPHI.
Verdict For the Triumph Mining
Company-Damage Case On Trial.

OeRSS Nj - Ass~--
Nephi, March 24.-The case of w. D.
Wilson ct al. VS.. Triumph Consolidated
Mining company, which has been be-
fore the court since Tuesday. was Civ
en- to the jury at 3 o'clock this after
noon. The jury returned verdict for
the defendant, finding no cause of ac-
ton.
The next case on the docket was that
of W. A Franks VS.. Bullion-Beck &
Champion Mining company, in which
plaintiff sues for $4,000 as result of
injuries sustained in the Bullion Beck
on Nov. I, 1895 A jury was impaneled
and the trial is in progress.
The case of Grace Taylor ct al. VS..
the Homestake Mining & Milling COM
pany was continued for the term. In
April last, plaintiffs husband, while
working in the bottom of the Home
stake shaft. at Diamond, Tintic dis
trict, was killed by piece of pipe that
fell from above, striking him between
the shoulders and passing through his
body. Plaintiff prays for damages in
the sum of S25,000
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eeived here yesterday that Mrs. Sarah
A. Q. Layton of this place, is dangeTs
ously i'll at the home of her son, c. f.
Layton, at Hunter, Salt Lake county.
The members of her family who reside
here FASTENED 10 her bedside.
Seth c. Jones. manager of the Rays
Vile creamery. was honored with a box
letter yesterday
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO EDITORS.-ESTATE
of Catherine Petit. deceased. Creditors
will present claims with vouchers to the
undersigned at suite 400. 401 Atlas build
ing. Salt Lake City. Utah. on or before
the first day of July. A d. 1855.
EDWARD HOME,
Administrator al bonis non of the estate
OF Catherine Petit. deceased
Date of first publication February Is, =.
d. 1898.
McGurrin & McGurrin. Attorneys for
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A Denial From Day.

Washington, March 24-Assistant
Secretary of State Day tonight denied a
story printed in New York this after
noon which represented him as having
attended a conference of Republican
senators last night and, speaking for
the president, declaring that the Span
ish situation had gone beyond diplo-
matte adjustment, and advocating fore
ing the freedom of Cuba by armed in
Prevention.
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Chicago Baseball and Anson,

Chicago. March 24.-Caotain Adrian c.
Arson holds an option on the Chicago
Baseball club that has yet aboue five
weeks to run. and developments of the
last few days indicate that there is a
nominal owner of the club from which he
recently was supposed to have perIna-
nently retired.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Lucia Cobb Brigham 10 Nat i.
Brigham. part of lot /, block 1.
plat G...-.....-..-....-.-...
Clarabel a Rowe to John q. Ander-
son. jr lot 3. block p. plat c.. $500
Christian Steffenson to Frederick
w Greene. part of lot 5. block 70.
Five Acre plat A....-.-.............. 500
Ellen Stanley ct al. to Pennel Cher
rington. part Oregon claim in Big
Cottonwood ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, /
PhiIIiskey +. Stanley to Pennel Cher
rington, Stanley lode. Big Cotton
MDOU
H. NJ Mccartney ct al. to Estate
James Thompson. parts of sections
5. B. 7. 9. township l north. range /
east and other property $50
Charles +. Mainland ct al. to John
F. Alden. lots in Norwood place.. 500
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PARK CITY LOCALS.
Wrestler Breaks e Leg-Departure of
Mr.. Bates.

Mr.. Bates.
Park City. March 2i.-Copies of the
revised city ordinances were distributed
today. They have been changed to
conform to the new state law.
F. C. Gilds came up from Salt Lake
today, to manage Bates & Kimball's
pharmacy during Mr.. Bates absence
in California. w. B. Jones will
accompany Mr.. Bates, and they
will start in week, going
via Seattle and thence by steamer
to San Francisco.
J. D. Murdoch returned this morning
from Haley, Ida, where he has been
on business.
While indulging in a friendly wrestle
last night. William Terry had the mis-
fortune to break a leg. This is his sec
ond experience of the kind under SIM
liar circumstances
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o Philadelphia and take their two ships

TO Philadelphia and take their two ships
around
a naval officer viii be in command of
each monitor and under him will De the
naval militia officer and several seamen
tbi,. ,,,,,l. an % sioi,, ~ - S,.5ars have
also been sent to the western or-anlza-
tons TO hold themselves in readiness for
transportation TO the east. when they VIII
be sent aboard auxiliaries. Illinois and
Ohio have large well-driIled militia or
CARNATIONS. and these will be first drawn
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SHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFFNS SALE-NOTICE is HERE
py gwen that on Wednesday. March the
Scth' lS9S at 10 o'clock g. m. of said day. at
No 10 East Second South street. in the
city OF salt Lake. county of Salt Lake
state OF Utah. by virtue of a power vested
IN the undersigned trustee by certain
chattel mortgage. executed and delivered
on the Sth day Of March 1885. BY the
MldSley x Sons company. a corpora
ton, 10 the Utah Plumbing & Sup
ply company, a corporation. transferring
ana selling to them. by way of a chattel
mortgage the goods, chattels and rner-
chandise hereinafter described to secure
the payment of a note due the said mort
SageeS from the said mortgagOrs. dated
March the eth. 1898. for seven hundred and
nlnsty-seven dollars, with interest after
date at the rate of per cent per annum:
and at the request of the said morris ga gees
the Utah Plumbing & Supply company,
a corporation. the undersigned Thomas
r Lewis. sheriff of Salt Lake county.
Utah, trustee named in said mortgage.
Will sell at public auction. according TO
law, and after due and legal notice to the
highest and best bidder for cash in hand
all the personal property therein de-
scr1bed. and situate in said store and the
basement and OutbUildings thereof at
No. 135 East Second South street in the
city. county and state aforesaid more
particularly described as follows tO-wit:
one iron safe; one office desk: all the
plumbing tCeis, supplies. fixtures. mer-
chandiSe and personal property owned by
and being in and about the place of busi-
ness OF said mOrtgagOrs at No. l35 East
Second South street. Salt Lake City.
Utah. The mortgage herein referred TO il
dated March the Sth. 1S9S and was filed
for record with the county recorder of
salt Lake county. Utah on March 18th
1873; there IS now due and owing on the
note to secure the payment of which the
mortgage referred to was given. the sum
of seven hundred and ninety-seven dol
lars principal and one dollar and forty
cents interest. Said property will be sold
in separate parcels. or in masse, as seems
most advantageous at the time of the
sale. TO be determined by the trustee
THOMAS ?. LEWIS.
Sheriff of Salt Lake County.
BY JOHN MONTGOMERY. JR.. Deputy.
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, this 18th
day of March 1905
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In gleside Races.

san Francisco. March 24.-Weather
fire at Ingleside; track fast. Results:
First Race. SIX Furlongs.-Justine
won, Sleepy Jane second, Eakins third.
Time-1:16A.
Second Race, Six Furlongs, Selling
Montallade won. Hermose second,
Break o. Day third. Time-1:141a.
Third Race. -Four and Half Fur
Ions, Androus Stakes, Value $1,000
Sombre won, Olinthus second, Humidity
third. Time-:551a
Fourth Race, Mile.-Tulare won.
Claudius second, Salvation third. Time
-1:43%
Fifth Race, Mile and a Sixteenth,
Selling. won. Flashlight sec
ond, Myth third. Time-1:4915.
Sixth Race, Seven Furlongs.- Wood
ford Filiy won. Candle Black second.
Ssn Vernado third. Time-1:2S%.
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One Bank knocked Under.

St. Paul. Mimi. March 24.-The Bank of
Merriam Park failed TO open today. on
account of the time check fraud The
banks capital is S50.oo0 of which $4,000 is
reported 10 have been invested in the
Southall government time checks.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. IN AND
for salt Lake county, state of Utah. Kate
+. Wilson, plaintiff. vs. W. R Wilson,
defendant. SummonS.-The state of Utah
to said defendant: You are hereby sum
moned to appear within twenty DAYS after
the service of this summons upon you.
if served within the county in which this
action is brought. otherwise. within thirty
DAYS after service. and defend the above
entitled action; and in case of your failure
so to do. judgment viii be rendered
against you according to the demand OF
the complaint. which has been filed with
the clerk of the within named court.
MORRIS SOMMER
Plaintiffs Attorney
P. o. Address. Rooms IA and 10, Eagle
Block. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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PROVO NOTES.
Saloons In Trouble-Sutherland Resi-
dence SoId-Militia Company.

Provo, March 24.-Some of Proves
dispensers of intoxicating beverages
are meeting with no end of trouble
these days. Last evening the doors
of the Resort saloon were closed by
Deputy Sheriff Henry. under a writ of
attachment issued in the case of c. b
Loose against w. NJ. Wilson and n. a.
Neibaur The action is brought TO
recover $40 alleged to be due upon a
prOmissory note
The Diamond saloon, which was to
have been opened yesterday under new
mana gement. still remains closed,
license having not yet been obtained
from the city council.
A representative of the Castle Gate
Coal company was in town yesterday
and made arrangements with James A
Bean for the purchase of four fine
mules, TO be used in drawing cars in
the Castle Gate mines.
ATTORNEY KINGS PURCHASE.
Attorney Samuel A King today pur-
chased from Jesse Knight the magnifi-
cent residence formerly owned by
George Sutherland on the corner of
Fifth and 1 streets. The amount paid
for the property could not be learned.
but it is fair to presume that it was in
the neighborhoOd of $4,000 or $4,000. MI
King has lately disposed of his PROF
erty interests in Willard county and
his investment here is the natural Sc
quence The residence was built by
Attorney George Sutherland during
Provo's boom, and is said to have cost
Mr. Sutherland $4,000. The home IS
one of the finest in the city and Nj
King is to be congratulated upon his
purchase.
Captain Wedgwood has been success
full in making arrangements with the
1,
and this evening company NJ will meet
for drill at that place. The member
ship is gradually increasing and in a
short time the company will be large
enough for permanent organization.
Some of the leading business and min
ing men of the city have expressed
themselves as being willing to give the
company some financial support.
This evening a dancing party will be
given at the asylum for the entertain
ment of the convalescent patients. A
very interesting programme has been
prepared for the occasion.
Tomorrow the advance sale for said
Pasha" will commence. Since the
presentation here of the Chimes of
Normandy" the Salt Lake Opera COM
pany has been very popular, and a
great many from outside the city have
signified their intention of attending
the performance on Saturday evening
James Spratley today commenced an
action against Jed Spratley for forcible
entry and unlawful detainer of u acres
of land situate at American Fork
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Nerve

Judge: Farmer found this piece of
coat-tail hanging to my chicken coop door
and il fits your coat exactly. Now, what
does that proven
Uncle Ben-Hit probes dat de coat am
youahs. l foun' hit in de road dis maw-
MIN
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British Business In War Risks.

London, March 2f.-Business was done
ut Lioyd's today in war risks to cover
speculative accounts. 10 guineas per CEN
tum being paid against war being declar-
cd between Spain and the United States
during the next six months.
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Presidents Boat In Commission.

New York. March 24-The United States
dispatch boat Dolphin was placed in COM
mission at the navy yard today and now
awaits sailing orders. The vessel VIII
West. The force of the Dolphin will con-
sist of 10 officers and men.
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saERIFF,s SALE

sHERIFF.s SALEM. THE DIS
trict court. Third judicial district. county
of Salt Lake. state of Utah. Frank =.
Brown. plaintiff. VS.. AionzO p Adams
defendant To be sold at sherih-s sale
on Saturday the 9Th day. of April 1895.
at u o'clock noon OF said day at the
west front door of the county court house
in the city of Salt Lake. county of Salt
Lake. state of Utah. the following de-
scribed property. to-wit: All of block
one % and lots numbered one %. two ~
and three 60. in block two 90. OF Fisher
K Snowden's addition. being a subdivision
of commencing at the northwest corner
of lot eleven Cd. block three (3). Five
Acre plat "A. Big Field survey running
thence east 27.6 rods; thence south IA
rods; thence east 1S.4 rods: thence south
ia rods. thence west IS rods; thenca
north 34.S rods TO place Of beginning. being
partly in the east one-half of the SOUTH
east One-quarter OF section Is. township /
south of range l east of Salt Lake mer-
idian- Purchase price payable in lawful
money of the United States
THOMAS p. LEWIS
Sheriff of SAT- Lake County. Utah
BY BOMAN CANNON. Deputy sheriff
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah. this 18th
day OF March. 1898.
George l. Nye. Attorney for the Plaintiff.
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EVENTS AT vERNAL.
Attorneys Arriving For the Court
Season-Mining Activity.

vernal. March 21.-Judge Rhodes.
who came to attend the district court
arrived in town last night. accompan-
tel by his daughter. The judge is con-
Eected with a number of cases that will
come before the court at this sitting.
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Of Course.

Chicago Record: Don't you think. after
all. that woman's femininity touches and
appeals to man2
Gracious vest My wife is always ask
ing me for something"
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Court Gases Postponed.

Kaysville, March 24.-County Clerk
Phillips was notified by wire today that
Judge Rolapp can devote but one day,
Saturday, TO district court business in
this county during the March term.
The cases set for Monday, the 2Sth, will
go over for the term.