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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1898-01-29

The Triumph of Honest (?)
Elections.

Daily Ltsm.
"Purity and honest elections"
had tussle with the election COM
missioners of Jefferson parish on
the 18th day of the current month,
but the size of the vote has delay
ed the count until this late hour;
at least delayed it officially.
The ''front" which "Csucasion-
ism" presented to differentiation"
on that day was remarkable for its
unanimity. The best element vo-
ted without q scrath, and voted,
judging from the dimensions of
the total, from dewy morn to gen.
tie eve. There was not q scratched
Democratic ticket it all the ten
boxes in the parish, except for
Bruins, and the ticket polled 1891
votes in q possible registration.
even in 1896. when niggers and
all could vote, Of 1,6O6. The
scratching was done by the oppo-
sition, and it went to the extent of
blank votes for most of their can
didates in the minimum, and to
polling 1895 votes for G. W. Keit-
ing.
The vote as tabulated by the
pure and honest election" re-.
turning officers of Jefferson is q
remarkable curiosisy, beyond the
feet that it is statement of votes,
aggregating 1880 more voters than
such wide open registration Of
1896 showed, when there was no
qualifications at all.
The Democratic candidates
"polled" 1891 votes-with the ex-
ception of Marrero. who "tan" 30
votes ahead of his ticket. These
votes were "cast" at boxes two and
three, and who cast them the Lord
and the commissioners only know,
for the Democratic vote at these
precincts were the same for oil
| its candidates and so with the Re
publicans. Evidently those 30
votes were a complimentary fudge
to show Msrrero's popularity with
his home commissioners.
Just why 1895 Republicans
should vote for Heating and only
SS1 for Wimberly, liz for Smith
and none for Waggoner, is a.
curious as why the Republican
candidates for delegate should
have only received BIG votes.
Bruins, who talked too much Of
"scum and offsoourings," was al.
most forgotten in the Jefferson
parish vote. He received but 50
votes, and it was not q bad day fol
voting, either.
II the Convention, when It a.
sembles, admits such returns q
that of Jefferson parish as prime
facis evidence of the election Of
its delegate the farce Of Fosterism
purifying elections will be expos
ed at the outset-we can then all
60 home and buy Winchesters
for the honest men of Louisiana
will need them az badly as the
man in Texas needed the pistol
Il
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1898-01-29

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Csscarets Candy Cathartic. l0c or 1bc.
II G. @. c. fail 70 cure, druggists refund money.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1898-01-29
Revived After a Depressing
t-ss Period.

Two mouths of quarantine, shutting
out almost entirely the traffic over the
Southern Pacific between New Orleans
and points in Texas, has not In any
wise impaired the zeal Of the line In op-
ening the great highway for traffic.
Commencing November 25th. the vari.
Gus communities have raised their quar-
antines and immediately the double dsi.
ly train service with buffet sleepers was
put In operation. making connection at
New Orleans with all lines east and
north.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

+. A. Dix ana John w. Thorne Tor a..
tlcc of the peace and constable =.
spcctlvcly
In the police court today lhs cau .
l.. G. Harris, for violation ~ n .
cOusc ordinance, was continued h,
day or twi. james Hughes. fhirrr
with vagrancy. was discharged.
An Interesting concert Will bs IN.
IN the Third ward meeting hlus, 4.
morrow evening Some " ne best tsi.
en-; " salt Lake will be sneaFsi n.
the occasion ana an who at,ani ~,
SURE 20 enjoy themselves ihlriurhr
The home ~ Mr.. and Mrs A
Suh1cnfcld u the Sixth ward WA +.
lumlnod last Sunday az nm. hy a,
arrival .; a ten pound Hlri. che sit'rf
child " the family Al parties A.,
gcttlng along nicely.
The News" II pleased 20 note a..
the genial Frank LutE 81 Rfxts.f
Ida. has put on tht mairm ID
harness, The gentleman hnylnE tatif
unto himself a wife IN the p1raFs Z
Miss Charlotte barber. C6ngrssa-
lions.
County, Attorney Frank Nelsksr z
Cache county came down frnm ~
north last evening 20 zee bis fiihi,
Mr. Ira Nchoker. who q M at tho Iisi
Cross hospital. Mr. Nohtk N. car
In from Chicago In bad cout.uaH.t1
since he has been under srca,msns &
tht hospital IL much better. though "a
ease II atlli serious
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27
INCREASED BUSINESS.
Brisk Trading in The PIT Of The Stock e.
charge Today.
oPHR HILL WILL SOON CLOSE DOWN.
Mining on fIoa Iiin Washington Opening
up-Isoitemcut 10 California Rich
hattie Crech strike.

While no records were broken on III,
exchange today. there was a grailfyinr
increase In the amount Of business
transacted. the snics being nearly ten.
fold those ~ yesterday. transfers Az
grcgatlrr 1900 aharcs with selling
value Of i2iidiO.
There was activity aii alorg the line
from the time Geyser- Marion was
reached In the listed class. until the
callers savoi gave evidence Of n
shutdown. The stock mentioned was
ordinarily nrm and sales were made
at SO and eGA cents. Grand Central was
In good shape but Inactive. while
Mammoth registered advances and
made sale at ii.si. with tho stock in
brisk demand NJ u.s0h This closed
husincfa for the listed class. am1rg
which Fi1ckn ontario had a good bid NE
had also Sacramento. which was
wanted nt 5sh cents.
The unlisted roil-caii brought out re-
HuunHea from Chloride Point. Dexter,
omaha, South swanson, Lower Mani
moth aud Young America. nli II which
sold at good ngurcn except Il be
Omaha which gave evidence OF DO
cided decline. sold nt 90 cents and had a
closing bid N bu, % cents Dexter
gained wonderfully In the bidding and
dld business az from u.ib 10 fi.ds a
share. with closing hid o. fieG. South
Swansea showed greater strength than
ever and nold around ti.2s while Lower
Mammoth made transfers nt 80 cents
and Young America AZ 5ih cents.
Swansea remained firm but dId no
business
The closing figures were as foiiowN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27
APPEAL IS DISMISSED.
Supreme Court Decision in he Case Of "e''n
vs.. Lambert
LOWER COURT ORDERS NOT APPtAlA0lt'
con,e., wa. over water from the Weber
Hiver-Iho niythe Rape Case
Coo. TO the jurJ'

Tho suprcmc court handed doyn an
opinion today Diminishing the appeal IN
the case Of James welsh appellant
W u. Lambert and J.. Lambert
Action was commenced to recover
damasea from the defendants, for the
alleged wrongful use and Interference
with the water VI the south fork Of
Weber river
The Jury returned n verdict Of mo
cause Of action Judgment for costs
was entered against the plaintin' In
accordance with a bill nied By defend
ants. Then welsh moved % strike out
the cost blu and also TO strike from
the nlcs a paper entitled Judgment on
verdict" These motions were over
ruled. when an appeal was taken.
The defendants olntcndcd that there
WINS nothing tu appeal from: that the
orders were not appealahle, because
thcrc was no bill of exceptions IN tho
record.
Justice Bartoh. who delivered the
opinion, holds that Che points are we'll
taken ana further states that under
repeated rulinEu uf the supreme court
such orders were held not o. be mai
Judgments, and. therefore. unucr art.
), section .. Of the CuuHututi1n. no
appeal lies from them.
A dismissal II then ordered with
Gusts to the appellant.
chief Justice Zane and Justice Miner
concur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

improvements about the buildings
ana grounds are nriintahie. The ain-
ton building l. painted more atirac-
flvrlyi new Iron SLEEPS AMI ratings are
placed ~ the aou.h entrance ~ c1llege
hall. me lawn. with gravel drives
ana walks. covers the campus; ana
many % che lecture rooms have been
r'-nrrangcd AMI otherwise Improved.
Tho physical laboratory II being
moved back into the main building. In
TO the rooms fiMcd up originally Tor
chemistry, but more recently used aA
botanical rooms. This wiz hrirg an
freshmen work Into the same end of
the main building
Professor LanRt1n. Who has spent
The summer In thu University OF Chi
caEo studying biology. n mn yot NJ
his post but H. expected iit1tly. Pro-
foasorH Swondson and Game are tenn
unrarily caunE Tor hlH classes IN
mathematics. rrufcrsnr Thomas. re-
comfy NJ the ~ Y. College. nui now
Instructor In history. has Tor time
chlrEr ~ the chemistry work. while
Professor wluaoe muiiaa IN d0tiin-
gen.
A few Of the professors spout their
vacation In and about Logan, others
away In study or visiting or lccturuE
In the iuiores, ~ the cailogf Prfesu1r
Ci'ne has boon culilyafing hia farm.
Professor MeEWnn wrHluH on "a gram.
mar ~ thi EngliFh language. and do
Ing o little institute work. Mra. C6icy
has been rcr,lnk. nnd vlallng Few
Young Wnmln'h Muiulia. Professor
Foster visited Denver ami omaha. but
has been ~ work most u the summer
at the station.
President Tanner after visiting the
| NailonH Educational association Al
Washington, started on tour ~ lev
lures, canynaHng hnN "a dozen cuun-
tlcs in Utah and Idaho. and attending
severed teachers and farmers meetings
IN other counties.
Professor Llnnel1.whlle spending most
% his vacnfinn making Cheese. took "a
reEple nom hiH dairy thf laic three
weeks b SEQ what D. being done Ia
the private Creamtrloa ami dalrts In
| lipNrllar. Webor. Davis. Ha1t Lake,
utth. Sanprio and SEWER counllcs. He
happened along lusi lu iIme o. attend
several farmers Institutes and talkbut-
tir and cheese.
Professors Faris. noblnson. Jensen
! and Mas, GOODWIN visited friends az
former places % rcrlierre. or uiiccs o.
special lu.ersa ID a., saie.
Professor Iidirich has perhaps boen
/ thp busiest member ~ the faculty nnce
! commencement re lpiH "becn so PORT
lana and ga bm wife," settled In
! Mrs Keuta cottage near the college;
ran ahlW the state "a good deaf visit
| Ink AMI inHpeulng orchtfla. collected
| 800 specimens Tor his hurhlflum. dts
] covered an insect that dcvuura the cod.
lin moth ln id1hl, and H,tllCi hlh labo.
| fatnry In NV quarters va the cIilcgs
! building. besides looking after the hor-
ucW,urai department. " The station.
Rev. Mi Klmhlll u IoNu, a relative
Of the Kimball famlly IN Usah. Is visit
| Inn az Professor FoFfr's, lie has
twice Addressed me students "a chapel.
/ ths past week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27
Ralluad Nolet.

T. ~. Hess. ~ the accounting de-
pnrtmcnt Of the oregon Short Line. re-
turned last night from his wedding
trip East, and this morning took up
liia work at the office.
The Mountain and Plain Festival
commences In Denver on tho 9TH II
October. Both the u. and II. q. ana
the Midland railroads say that only
a small business will be done from
Utah points. owing 20 counter nttfnc-
tons at this city the same dates.
w. j. Rldd. travelling passenger
agent Of the Rio Grnndc Western.
came In from the East this morning.
". r. Beardsiey. the general man
aver Of the Rio Urnndc Western hotels
and eating houses. IL In the city. c0m-
Ing In from the house.
Colonel n. W. Clayton. l. a. Clayton
ana W. ~, Jack, the Salt lake nnd
Los Angeles railroad officials. who
have been shooting ana hunt.g In
the lncknon'H Hole country Tor three
weeks, are expected home on Friday.
Three car loada Of construction ma
hinery Will pass through the city On
route for tho Utah and Pacific line
tomorrow evening The contractor.
Mr., Hondrlcha, came IN from the north
this evening.
The 2.is y. m. train on tho saltair
road " well phtroulzed. n full train
load leaving every day.
W. y. simpson 81 the oregon Short
Line general Offices. IL atlll dangerous
~ ~ with typhoid feyer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

snver eiiii Lead ass

silver clh, lead ISIS
The South swansea has declared a
dividend of $3.50, the same payable
Oct an.
u. q, Wilson VIII hereafter take
Amadee puncln's place IN tho pit Of
the stock exchange,
Randolph Round-up; J, II. LuE Of
Garden Cliy lott some good specimens
~ galtna from Sink Hollow at this Of
ice Tuesday.
Pluto Pioneer; Work on the PaymaH-
ter IL progressing steadily and the ore
j. constantly getting rlchor la gold as
depth Dc attained.
Tho declaring Of dividend by the
South swansea company has had u
gratifying effcui on that stock. as Wit
ness IT, advance IN the pit to-day
palsy was called on che exchange
today Tor che FIRST time. II appeared
az lit,td stock and had "A bid OF o.
cents. as ugaiufi offerings " 50 cents,
Tho ltcdWlug mine at bingham. Ia
which good strike was recently re-
corded. u Yielding values running u
per cent copper. On per cent lead. ~
ounces silver and uh1a5 In gold. The
ore body IN n foot and u half wide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27
BEAUTIFUL tlsrloDroD MEDAL.
Winner Of Grand Choral Pdie viii be Decor
aied by leyson 4 Co.

J. II. Lcyson and company. the East
Temple street jewelers.. have donated
"a handsomely designed gold medal 20
the Cambrlan association, the same 10
be awarded the conductor u the win
ming chorus OF no mixed voices. II IL
now on exhibition In the Arms window
and IL attracting large crowds Of peo-
pie. The design la wonderfully unique.
In the confer " n gold bar supporting
an open music SCROLL. across which IN
an ivory baton. licncath these u fac
rimiio ~ q medal made ~ six dlnorcnt
karat diamond II cost the donors $3.50
a. manufacture Il. The choral contest
Will be between Denver. salt Lake,
Huntington. Logan and ogden ana the
medal Will be worn ny PROS. HouAcicy,
stephens. Hardic. lewis or Coop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27
Ogdln Company Incorporates.

Articles ~ Incorporation OF the Royal
Mining and Mining company, with
headquarters at ogden. were nled with
Secretary Hammond goday. The oapl-
talizailon Is hxed at $4,000, divided In
10 200 shares VI the par value ~: $50
slch J, L. Whltlock Of Chicago n
PRESIDENT n. W. Little. Pleasant
I'M, Missouri. vice PRESIDENT T.. u.
stevens, ogden, secretary and treas
urer These geH.lomsn, with John
Jones and g, w. Jones OF North Ogden.
cuursiiute the dlrec,orgse. The object
" the company Il TO carry on gener-
al mining ana milling business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27
TWO FIGHTERS IN Tows.
Willard Bean, Who Asplfes 10 a Utah Cham.
plonship, and lack weday Of Michigan.


willard W. nean. southern Utah
athlete who latterly has resided at
Provo, was In Salt Lake today Bean
has been doing miscellaneous work az
a puglllht the last year or 10. and Is
Just now aspiring 90 the champion
chip OF Utah. or course that Is dis
unction that unqucHtonable bclongs
To Jim Williams. hut that fact In no
wise detcfH Bean. lie seems anxious
70 meet Williams. The inttcr would
quickly accommodate him but ne il
nav In better business, having ault
nghtinr for moro peaceful and re-
Hpectfjlc calling. something no long
ngu Hurtcd n do. Jim'n friends Hny
that h cnn mover be Induced 10 enter
the ring In a pitched battle nFaln.
While benn may be- ana undoubiediy
II quito clever with hln fists. no one
who has lad opportunity tn fudge IN
the capabilities Of the two mon thlnks
FOR moment that tho provoltc n a
match for tho Salt I.akcr. But lin h
gu; N u AMI Il q te congratulated
Jack Wedny. who halls from The
Fast, 40 the terrible man from Nich.
ignn.' Is % fght twenty round con.
test with Bean at Mcrcur botEecn
october 10Th ana 18th. tho winner ~
take NJ Der cent ana the loser gs per
cent ~ the Ente receipts. Each man
has posted so aa forfeit for the per'
torinanoe % his part u the program.
Wcdny called at the police station to,
aiy AMI east sidelong Elnnces al Wu.
l'"n'A but made no oyerturcs 10 him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

/ colonel was "a hundred feet To advance
! The bullets Wh'sting by him are rap
/ ldiy thinning the ranks of these dts
/ pcrata fighters. The colonel trips ana
| fails and The line wnvefs. but lh . no
mont he IL Up again. waving he swuful
! climbing and shouting ne pehia !
charmed NE he cl!ls ne O.i9 ~, WIZ
Come on boys; come on, anu We
/ will lick hell out Of N r"
The moral force of Z ~ ring coWel
and aNud the spnnlalu' and lhay nel
from their foiahii heghta and SAN
tiaEo was ours.
'irn mex h % out OF ghdm.' IL N. fury
of The lighting. 10 cNpr d the titanic
rage Of Vaccination at the ,rctchery VI
Llc. ana iurntd tht tde no Monmouth.
ID pierced like bullets IN features of
tho ncoing soldiers and srnt them lying
20 iho front and victory when sh rid1u
rode madly up the valley from VIM
chester
col. Roosevelt BE- me typical cliizcn.
t1ld or. The rlniilry condition of our
ARMY In Cul.t might nH have been
known Tor weeks ihfuurh ttf regular
channels OF lnspvt'on and report made
D. The varouh Departments. Hcrf the
ciiiyen IN nh colonel uvercame thr Of
htial routine md rcdcence 0f the sol
H q q
ment and the Round Robin h. Initiated.
brought suddenly and sharply 20 our ai-
teflion she friRhtful dangers Of disease
and death. and rcsulfcdin our boys he
Ing brought Immediately home. lie may
have boon subject 10 cnurl marital FOR
violating thu articles " war. u'.s IN hu-
name Impulses ~ the people gave HIN
gratitude and apriaurs.
n IL seldom IN political conflicts whan
new and unexpected issues have 70 d.
met and decided. that a candidate cnn
be found who ptrsonlnes the popular
and .pfnnrcaslvc eide Of those Issues.
Rerr sentative mon move the masses in
onihnsiasm and are more easily under
stood than measures. Lincoln. with hlr
immortal declaration. made nt u time
when 90 make 70 Insured hla = foa BY
Douglass Tor the lfnitd Sintte senate.
"thaf a house .dlvdod against Itself can
not stand. believe this government
cannot endure permanently half slave
and half free" embodied the an'tl-altv-
cry doctrine Grant. with ApprumHtt1x
and the parole VI honor 10 the Cone
fodcrntc army bnhind him. rinod Tor the
pUrpctuiiy of union and liberty McSin-
Icy, by hls long and abb advocacy of
~ principles. lH The leading spirit Tor
the protection % American induairlc1.
For this year. FOR this crisis. Tor the
voters OF the Empire riatc. for the
young men nf the country ana the up.
wfri onward ana outward tr'nd N the
a. States. the candidate or can1l.
a the hero ~ Santiago. the dol
OF the rough rldcra-col. Theodore
Roosevelt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

one sister. besides number Of rela-
dives.
Edwin J. was an exemplary young
man, respected by al who knew him:
always foremost in doing good ana at.
tending % his Church dulles.
The deceased cnfna 90 his death. no
doubt. by the nervous shock and loss
o. blood occasionrd by the mangling
and ainputalirn 81 his arm by the ma
chine. Every asiention was given by
his frien6a and the noighhorH ala all
IN shcir power 90 relieve his suffering,
till Dr. wcai ~ saiinn. and n doctor
from Gunnlsun to assist the former. ar
rived. some six hours after che acci-
dent He departed this life about ~
hours after the operation was per-
formed.
4 very large attendance followed his
remains to the grave.
wM. ". cowJEY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27
Rich strike on Hattie Greek.

Joe Red and John svobodn came
IN front Battle Lake yesterday. and
hrlnE cheering COWS from that section.
Mr.. ltledl ard his partner have recent
u nihIo "a strike % very rich ore on
West Battle creek about "a mile from
who're MI, HagEcrty struck HIS vein a
few days ago. SIR. lsledl anya he has a
four foot vcln of copper ore nt a depth
OF 70 feet which viii pay i55 90 the ton.
ami short distance further on another
vein which. although not aH rich ~ the
nfHt strike, rtill runs very hlFh. Iie
brought 10 number ~ samples from
both veins, which are very Tine looking
Mr.. l,irdl viii take out supplies and
VIII Push work ON his claims through
the winter. Ito already has an offur
81 5000 Tor an Interest In these claims.
-lsawllns. Myn.. Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

ophlr nun Preparing To Draw tho Curtain
oh the seasons Hun

The ophlr Hill. which has b,en run
ming ~ successfully the past few
months. Will ship about 400 tons ~
concentrates for September. and then
draw the curtain FOR the season. with a
record N several thousand tons Oi the
produc, Tor the tlmo the plant has been
In operation.
1T u 100 bad" said a gentleman to-.
day. shat the Ophlr Hiil u not %
situated az % be ahlc 10 peg away both
summer and winter. when running, the
company employs a good numhsr Of
men. and aa the miro has larEe ore
bodies and the mill Is In n condition
% turn out al least 1000 tons ~ cuu-
ccuiratcs every month, II would be n
good thing for the local market, 90 say
nothing % H. owners, 20 Keep the prop
orty In operation continually. Hut c1n-
daona are mot favorable AZ present,
and / am tOid that already. prcpara-
tons arr being made for a halt for the
fclg0n."
The Ophir HIN II operated by water
power, and In the winter the supply u
cut on, thus making Il Impossible 20
continue. ThLthcrofore, Is the cause OF
such an early Hhut-duwn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27
pl.irir, cour, note.

The Supreme court today declined
to make a setting. Tor this term. of tho
case of l. G. Thnrcsun W State board
pf examiner.
supreme cart Reporter ]. N. Tan
ncr mas resigned his position. His sue
ccfsor. 3 q thought. viii be appointed
during me present term OF court.
The case on Lucia l.. Gray 81 nj "
Ctorgs u. Cassidy 81 al has been lis
missed.
The cases Of the sheep Rock Mining
ana MILLING company and Rlgrina.
Tolkcr 4 company W uiah Book and
Stationery company. have been contin-
ued Tor The term.
Judge lilies today ordered che case
o. w. J. Tuddenham e. al VI Esther
\. Hardy Ct al stricken from the calcn-
llr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27
Nol-c. 10 Ilcksi Salem.

The News" Is requested to say that
only about one In i've u the wards
have thus FAR. reported results OF thcir
sales to the Park city church benefit
concert IL is desired that the reports
Dee sent IN az an early date, 30 that an
account can be rendered 10 the general
committee. Mr l,li pclrce Is also an
Nlpus 20 announce the winner OF the
city ana county wards win confer "A
favor by attending 10 this matter with.
out further delay. Mr. Pelrces address
Ii 70, East Temple street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

news impaired by Hon. =. Il. FARMS
worth. who came In from that district
mst evening. The gentleman sayH
that Zach days dcveopm nj u thq
cause OF greater cncuurara ment, tho
urinc opening up wonderfully ana
showing gu0d bodies Of paying mineral.
Thu Washington has n cur Of ore In
trlnsii. its owners shipping but sum
Client 10 pay running expenses. There
are 10 change az the Horn Silver, says
Mr. Farnswomh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27
Personal Paragraphs.

J. Mayor VI ogden IA In the city to-
day.
u. w. GarrsOn. a Salmon CITY. idH-
h.. mining man. j. at the walker
David H. Walker and wife Of san
Francisco are In The city. Mr.. Walker
g. hore boxing afscr hlA real estate Ia
tsrsstA.
y. q. Lynch OF Dillon. Mont. Is at
the Knutaford.
\. .. smoo, came In from Provo mis-
morning.
W. y. Thqmpgon u London. Eng
land. waa Sal, lake Visitor today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-27

Among the boys who came IN ye,tsr.
Gay on the train thar brought General
Kent were Corporate Gibson ana Jack.
son % compauy q, and Pmvaios John
i, crager, company u, and O. Morton
OF company H. The boys lef camp
Wiiokon over a week ago anu were
ttkcn sick On the road. The ladles ~
tho Rod Gross roclety OF Chicago TOOL,
care 81 them until able 10 rstime the
Journey They are nilc1 with hcart.
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