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Pale primrose and canary-yelloW are
among the fashionable tints in winter
evening toilets. and when combined
with green velvet and narrow sable
bands the effect is most artistic. Ihe
new pink and wild-rose shades are very
pretty, and among the odd dyes is a
striking shade of opalescent orange. All
tints of white will be in vogue from
cream and ivory to pure snow and lily
white, and all shades of heiotrope from
the deepest royal purple to the FAINT
est pinkiSh mauve, called orchid.
Very expensive buttons and belt
buckles are a distinct feature of au-
tufnn and winter gSEning, and almost
every stylish toilet or costume has one
or the other or both to complete the
ornamentation. Some of the most Gle
giant French gowns of velvet and cord
ed silk have narrow belts of the velvet
for a finish to the waist, and as the
buckle required is very small, it is pro-
portionately costly and unique. On
full-dress toilets these buckles are set
with real gems, and made of fine sold.
The covert coats in fashion are very
plain, the revers small, the sleeves
coat-shaped, and the buttons on an in
visible fly. With the bright-hued gowns
worn this autumn these light coats look
very pretty on the promenade. Covert
Jackets are never trimmed, but other
fabrics made in exactly the same fash
ion are decorated with odd ornaments
and a let-in collar of velvet. The lin
ings are chosen with much care as to
some effective contrast of color.
The beautiful damask silks of a gem
Grafton ago have been revived.
1t is a matter of some little wonder
to note the unusual array already in
the shops of fur capes, pelerines, fichus,
sailor-shaped collars, boas and Van
dyked collarettes of all sorts, sizes and
qualities There are coats, cloaks and
capes to be had for every winter sea-
son, but never has there been such a
variety of styles, or kinds of fur used
for their making. Many of these ex-
ceedingly smart little garments cost
quite as much as a fur jacket or other
wrap, and in spite of the rage for the
new long, sweeping capes, one has only
to walk on our fashionable thorough
fares to see how many of the small tur
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bivou; ocked along the road between FL
Poso a md San Juan River. Grimes bat
terry, which was to cooperate against
San Ju;tn Hights, took position on the
knoll at FL Poso. Capron's guns were
to open an Ell Caney early July 1st,
Lawton's infantry to follow up by at
tack. Gri mes was to wait until the
battle was we'll on at FL Caney. then
lombard San Juan blockhouses and
trenches. Kent and Wheeler were to
hold their tr oops in column around and
behind San JEan crossing, awaiting or
ders. On the morning the fates would
decide GEORGE L. KILMER.
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FRENCH GOWN OF WOOL BENoALNE FROM HAppER,s s.zAR

in
al flare
a in
a tt n
in many O
n
of the which
are bckl
pc Quantity meriafO for blouse yards
Is ! o
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EN-. YOUNG'S
victory at Las
Guasimas, June
24th, had a deci-
S i V e bearing
upon the Santi-
ago campaign. 1t
showed the army
that the Span
iardS were not
risking heavily
in the defense of
passes far out
side of the city.
The American
leaders believed
that the Span
lardS were in
tending to make
a stubborn fight
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weakness Of the limbs and back loss Of memory
pimples on the face, coughs consumption, etc. DIR.
EfbbOn has practiced in San Francisco over "a
years and those troubled should not fail consult
him and receive the benefit of his great skill and
perience. The doctor cures when others fail, Try
him. Cures guaranteed. Persons cured at
home Charges reasonable. Call or write. Dr. j.
r. Gibbon, 62S Kearny street. cor. CONNER
Cia San FranciscO. Cal.
When ordering please refer to advertisement In
"The Record u nion."
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Ell Caney blockhouse, followed by Ca
pron's battery, While the brigades of
Miles and Ludlow marched by road
from Ell Poso to the Ducoureau House.
Lawton's attack upon FL Caney was to
begin early in the morning.
The divisions of Wheeler and Kent
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DIR. GIBBON.

This old reliable and the
most successful Special
ist in San Francisco, still
continues to cure all Sex
ua1 and Seminal
Disc ases, skin
Diseases, Nervous
Debility, the conse-
quence of excesses pro-
ducing the following
symptoms: sallow coun-
tenance, dark spots under
the eyes, pain in the head,
ringing in the ears, loss Oh
confidence, difidence in
approaching strangers,
nal nlfotfan rf fha w.
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NO CURE-NO rAr.

That Is the way all druggists sell GROVES
TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for Malaria Chills
and Fever. II is simply Iron and Quinine In .
tasteless form. Chiidren love it, Adults prefer 1t
70 bitter. nauseating Tonica Price 5nc
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Mater MEeEicordia HOSDital
TWeatf-third, bet. 0 and R Streets.
SACRAMENTO

SACR RAMENTo.
A REAL HOME FOR THE SICK;
high, healthy location; best physicians,
we'll trained nurses and tender care, turns
out large per cent. of patients thor
oCghly cured. Men, women and children
received for treatment. The hospital is
essentially non sectarian in character For
particulars apply to the Sisters of Mercy,
OF to the Medical Superintendent, DR..
George ". DufficY SuMOTu
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Coronado water, Stockton sarsapa-
rilla and iron, champagne cider, ginger
ale. orange cider. J. McMorry, agent $
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HEADED FOR SANTIAGO.
HOW GEN. SKATERS COLUMNS
CLOSED IN.
Leaders and Men Tell of 1.-THE
First Plans Went Awry-Sup-
plies Couldn't be Landed Ahead
of Consumption-Army Had to
Fight Quick-With the City in
Sight, the Cry Was, "Go at
Themv

Copyright, 1898, by the Author)
The record-union., 1898-10-30

Try McMorrys 45c tea. 531 NJ.
The record-union., 1898-10-30

An insurance and collection agent in Otsego County,
New York. constantly recommends Rpans Tabues to
body whom suspects of suffering from dyspepsia and takes
pleasure in relating his experience follows: have
been sufferer dyspepsia for dozen and
have medicines that said to be good or
positive cure) of them afforded much relief have
always been blessed with keen appetite and have perhaps in
duged heartily times and suffered accordingly Last
while travelling through adjoining county first
learned Rpans Tabues and induced by friend to try
They great deal of good, and think
that have promise of permanent If would be
regular about my meals am sure should be WELL.
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The above idea is followed out in
black corded silk and other silk gowns.
and the left side is detached from the
right, so that various colored half
waists can be worn with the black
gown, which on the right side is trim
med like the skirt with diagonal lines
OF cut jet. OF course on these black
gowns the sleeves are long, and some
are laced to the elbow, over space
which is to be filled in with a color
matching the half guimpe on the left
side.
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Odd effects on new bodices are again
noticeable among waist models of Paris
made evening toilets. A very handsome
gown, for example, formed of white
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-03

Of prisoners. Personal investigations
made In the provinces emphasizes tne
determination Of the insurgents u
obtain a specific guarantee Of favor
able terms before releasing IN,
prisoners now IN their hands. ana "
IL certain that they viii never cheaply
rellnquish their dearly bought con-
Everywhere IL seen evidences Of APP
palilng struggles. Poplar opinion
favors autonomy. which EenrralE
exprcted will be established. The peo-
pie rather distrust the Americans. VINO
beginning 70 realize this fact sent
Inc cruiser Raleigh to the north
western ports Tor. the purpose OF show
lne The American nag - MAKING
friends with the natives. The cruiser
officers cndeavornd 10 arrange an IN
tcrchange Of Inequalities, but the
natives At first were unwilling 20 visit
the ship unless hostages were landed.
However friendly feeling was estab-
iished and the natives were nnrecably
surprised AZ the American attitude.
A sanitary board. with mn American
at lta head. hrs heen established here
A coIps " physicians are superlniend-
Ing sanitary work IN I'll the dlstricts
OF the city and Vicinity.
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a PROCLAMATION ny rln mAyon

In accordance with a resolution OF
the CITY Council Of Salt Lake city.
adopted this 9Th day OF September,
and la conformity with tho provisions
Of section 10 81 AN ordinance In rsla-
ton 10 the wnterworl,a." approved May
9th. 1891. which. Ia umen OF scarcity ot
water. authorizes the Mayor by
proclamation 10 limit the use OF water
Tor other than domestic purposes
1, John clark, Mayor OF Salt Lake
city, do hereby limit the use OF water
from the Waterwnfka system, fof
nprlnkling purposes during the month VI
October 1895, as follows
Lawns, gardens and yards Ia the
upper district shall be- uprlnkled only
In the morning. between the hours Of
slN and nino o'clock. thirty minutes
each day being allowed Tor the Hprlnk
ling OF each one hundred square yards.
Lawns. gardens ana yards In tho
lower district shall be Hprlnklcd only In
the evening, between the hours Of six
and nine o'clock, twenty minutes cuch
day being allowed Tor the sprlnkllhg Og
each one hundred square yards.
Any violation OF the PROVISIONS Of this
proclamation shall subject the offender
20 punishment az provided by law.
In witneaa whereof have hereunto
set my hand ana caused the seal OF Salt
Lake city 10 Dc Affixed this 9Th day OF
September, 1875.
JOHN CLARK, MAYOR.
Atiesti q. II, bAcKMAN. City Re-
eorlar
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ASSESSMENT soricr.

Joe Bowers Mining Company, Office
and Principal Place " nnalness
Salt Lake city. Utah.
Notice n hereby given that at n
meeting OF the directors. held on the
goth day NJ September. a. u. 1885. an
assessment OF one cent per share waA
levied on the capital stock OF the cor.
poratlon. payable on or before October
eth. lSes. 10 the secretary. at his onl6e
at r. II. Jones a Co.'s bank, No. 80
Main street. Salt Lake city, Utah
Any stock upon which the ayfrssment
may remain unpaid on the 9th day OF
October. 1895. will be delinquent and
advertised for sale AZ public auction,
and unless payment Ia made before Ho
much OF each certificate as may he
necessary viii be sold o. the 18Th dav
Of November, 1885. at o'clock o. M
10 pay the delinquent Assessment. To-.
getiivr with The cost Of advertising ana
expense OF snle.
W, p. LYNN. Secretary.
by order OF the board OF directors.
Salt Lake City. Utah, Sept. 20, isgs
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NorIor no coNrnAorons.

ONCE OF tho Board of Public Works.
Room 900 city Hail, Salt Lake city,
october !. 1895.
Sealed PROPOSALS viii be received at
this ofiicc until o'clock y. m. ON SAT-
urday. october 10. 1895. for tho work
Of curblng and paving drlveways In the
paved district
Instructions TO bidders. together with
specifications and forms pf contract
ana bond can be obtained upon appli-
cation at the office OF the City En-
gineer.
The rirht Is reserved TO reject any
and all bids.
ny order OF the Board OF Public
Works.
y. c. KELSEY.
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srooNiIoLDrns mnrrINo.

Notice Is hereby given that special
meeting OF the shareholders oil the
Mountain Ice Co. viii be held at the
az 0 O'Clock a. M. Monday. September
Goth, 1895. for the purpose of voting
upon the removal Of MIR. John Hell Rs
trustee and vice president. ana the
TRANSACTION OF such other business az
shall lawfully come before II.
W. H. SWEET.
President.
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AssnssmrSr 80. 8.
Bullion Beck Tunnel Mining Company
situation OF Principal Place Of
business, No. tOs Mccormick
block. salt Lake clty, Utah.

Notice IL hereby given that at a
meeting OF the board Of directors %
the Bullion Beck Tunnel Mining Co,
held az Salt Lake city Utah. Sept. 10.
ls9s. an assessment OF one-fourth p.)
OF one - cent per share was levied on
ihe capital stock Of the corporation.
payable at once 10 nriant y Young.
secretary. No. t0s Mccormick block.
Salt Lake city, Utah. and any stock
upon which che Assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the iith day Of Oct0-
Der. 1885. will be delinquent and adyer-
.lasd for az public auction. and II
payment II not made before viii b.
sold on tho sGth day OF October. is9s.
az the hour OF D. m. at the once ~
ne company. No. i0s Mccormick block,
Salt Lake City. Utah. TO pay asaesb-
men; and costa Of advertising AMI ex-
penaes of sale.
BRIANr s. YOUNG. Secretary.
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by order % the City Council OF
September Goth. 1855 BIDS arr hereby
solicited Tor the Old NH Building al
Liberty Park. purchasyr 70 clear on and
ground 10 NurSmanlike manner. Blda
iNcelvod on or before october 9Th. 1855,
a. y. m, addressed ~ UNDERMINED, In
carr OF q. ~. Raeigman. city Recorder.
Rights reserved TO reject any or all bids
JOHN stDDoWAY.
Chairman Public Grouuds Committee
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Pekin. oct. 2.-During the celebra-
tion yesterday Of the festival q the
Moon, the drunken crowds which had
gathered upon the streets, threw mud
upon all Europeans who made their
appearance. As as precautionary
measure the Russian legation ordered
an escort OF Csisracks from Port Ar
thur. The British minister also order
ed hero a guard OF twenty-five marines
from wc-Hai-Wcl.
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Nf'h'HtN't
Sheriff Lewis was In Provo yester-
day.
Sheriff s,orrs wen, 90 Lehl yesterday
20 bring an Insane person Ga tranHlenD
20 Provo 10 be examined as to his san
Marriage licenses have been Issued "a
VIM. J. Iackiln. aged -. OF American
Fork. and Matilda Y. Tempest. aged 10.
OF Riverton. Alfred A. johnson. aged
y. and Mary Borgcson. aged 70. both
Of saniaquln.
The attractions at the opera house
this week are Or. Lloyd Cook on
Wednesday night, who viii show some
splritualinilc feat-. and on Thursday
night clara Thropp and company APP
pear In comedy role.
Al meeting % the county nopubil-
can central coutniitee. held Saturday.
the following executive committee was
appointed. J. u. Booth. chairman. Wm.
u, Robinson. Rufus J, Smell. John d.
Dixon and James Glove.
The funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. Mary Gardner OF American
Fork took place yesterday. The de.
ceased Was born In south Wales In
rs, aud came TO Utah In 1870 with her
first husband. Mr, Rowland. who died
In 1880. They lived Tor many years In
Af.ll Creek. Salt Lake county,
Saturday evening the county rcplev-
lncd tho records " the North Tlntlc
mining district which have been In the
Wellh-FnrTo Express Office aincs
February Of this year with SO g. o.
u. bill attached, The recorder Of tho
district. l.. T. Jacobs. made this
charge for keeping the records from the
time the law provides the records
should have been turned over 10 the
county recorder tll the time the 70.
cordcr demanded the boob md for e1.
pensea IN getting ready - shipment.
The county o0r.nlssionern refused 10
pay the chMsra' The express company
was about 10 send the books 20 Denver
and the county attorney and the re-
corder concluded 90 take the above
mentioned steps IN order 10 prevent the
books from leaving the state What
Mr.. jacobs VIII do In tho premises Is
not known.
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ouixorio auuiSALpo.
Absolutely Deciines to Receive Anything
InIIl Ills Army !. rald.

Manila. Oct. 2.-iThe National As
hnnbly at Malolos, al a recent sitting.
voted Agulnaldo a olvll list OF sib,OOO.
but Agulnaldo declined 10 receive
anything until the army should have
been paid, An attempt was made by
ralerno, the speaker Of the house. 10
have inserted clause Erantlng him
an allowance because Of his office.
Out me proposal was rejected Tho
.stennly ~ now engaged IN discussing
the constitution.
me spanish community II telegraph.
lnk 70 Madrid IN an endeavor 10 SCI
sure the enforcement OF the release
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Ito Probably win Withdraw from the
Hase for Gosernor.

New York. oct. s.-The World says.
unlcss Henry George ehangcs his mind
within the next forty.cight hours, no
will not be the Free Sllverlte~' candl-
diRte for governor against Van Wyck
and Roosevelt. His declination was
written Saturday. However. a deter
mined effort will be riade TO 70, him
20 allow his name TO be used.
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Sorlor or sAlr

Dy order % the CITY Council OF
September soih. 1898. BIDS aru hereby
solicited Tor wcll-drlving apparatus, In
GLIDING engine owned BY the city and
located az Liberty Park Iiids rcceived
on or before Oc;obcf an isls. att -. M.
addressed 90 undefllEned. In care % Il,
". Bickman. City Recorder. Rights
reserved 10 Meet any or an bids.
JOHN sfpDOwAY,
Chairman Public Grounds Committee.
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ONCE OF the Board Of Public Works.
Room s0l City Hall O
salt Lake City. Oct. ist, isDs.
Sealed proposals viii be received At
tins Office until o'clock .. M on SAT-
urday Oct. 10, 1885. for the work OF
repairing street and sidewalk pave
ments for three years from and after
the goth day Of Oct. 1895.
Instructions 20 bidders. together with
specifications and forms OF contract
and bond can be obtained upon appll-
cation at the once Of the city En-
ginerr
TIE right Is reserved to reject any
and all tida
~ order Of the Board Of Public
Works.
Il q KELSEY f,hnIr,ann
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NorIon ro coNfnAcrons.

ONCE Of the Board Of Public Works,
Room s0i city Halt IT
salt Lake city. Oct isi. isas.
Sealed proposals viii be received at
this once until . o'clock p. M. on Sat
urday. Oct 18th. isfs. for the work Of
roughoning The surface OF cement side.
walk pavemcnts.
Instructions 10 bidders. together with
specifications and forms 81 contract
and bond can be obtained upon appll-
cation at the once Of the City En-
Elnecr.
The rlght Is reserved 10 reject any
and all bids.
ny order Of the Board OF Public
Works,
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srocKuoLprns mrrrIso.

Salt Lake City. sept. !. 1875
The annual HtockholdeFs' meeting of
the Echo Land & Stock company viii
he held az the c0mpany's Office, WIKI
spencer clawH9n a Co, 100 Broadway,
Thursday, October 8. 1895, AZ II a. M.
for the election Of officers and such
other business a. shall come before II.
SPENCER Cf.AwSON. President,
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Notice il hereby given mat unuvi,
and by virtue Of the VIII oi .,, Ne q,
Hodrman. deceased, the eSecutu LIT
said estate. will sell, 10 hccoiaangs, Iii
the terms and conditions o. saia a.
the following described real estate 70
wit: ...,..
Commencing at the northeast corner r,sr
Of Lot D. Block IS. Plat ~ sal. 100
city survey. running thence VIZ. W. W.
ard one haif rods. thence south ons
hundred and twenty feet thence eas.
two and one-half rods th,nea ~ ~
one hundred and twenty feet to p place az ~
beginning. ali In said lot .. DOCK ~.
nj nriyafs ale Tor cash al the best
price that can be obtained, At inc once I,.,,
Of the said executor. No. 90 Cosmet . IlI
block, Salt Lake city. utah, on oi "i'e'
the int day Of August 1928 go.
mated ,his soth dty u July, 1875
Executor.
d. IT, wengcr. attorney fo' execution
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
weat puekeye MInIng co.
Principal place Of business, Salt Lake
city, Utah.

Notice Il hereby given that al a
meeting OF the board Of directors OF
West Buckeye Mining CO.. held AT
salt Lake city, Utah. Sept. 60 isas. an
assessment Of y OF one cent per share
was levied on the capital stock OF tho
corporation, payable az once 70 u. &c
Miller, secretary 2i2 State ST., san
Lake City, Utah, and any stock upon
which the aagessmont shall remain I'M
pald on the 2Ath day OF Oct. 1895, VIII
AT public auction, and II payment IL
not made before, viii be sold on the
18th day o. November. 1875. at 2 p. m.
a, 2i2 State st., Salt Lake City, Utah,
10 pay assessments hnd cost OF adyer-
Using and expenses OF sale.
Il ". MILLER, Secretary
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Lender. Oct. 2.--The Standard says
edltor.ally this morning II is convinced
that England could confidently reckon
on the seaport OF the United States and
Japan In the execution OF necessary
measures In China
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NOTiCE.--There are delinquent on
the following described stock on ac-
count OF assessment No I Of . cents
per share on the capital stock Of said
company. levied on the s3rd day OF
July. 1895 the several amounts SGT
opposite the Names u the respective
shareholders as follows;
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PROVO.
Another Damage Suit.

The case OF John cowan ~ the Rio
0rande Western Railway company
commenced IN The Fourth district court
Saturday. before Judge johnson. Judge
Powers and Jos. H. Page represented
plaintiff and Judge IIarkness and =. ".
Thurman appeared Tor the railway
company Pialuiln sues for sio.O0o
damages. which he claimed he sus-
tninsd through the negligence and care
iesfnesa Of the c1npauys employees on
october 18th. 1885 At that time he was
driving a four horse team. loaded with
lumber. down the county road M Clear
Creek. In spanish Fork canyon. and
when he attempted TO cross the railroad
track car l0ad6i with ore ran into
his wagon and threw him some twelve
or fifteen feet 20 the ground. by which
he sustaintd lnJuriel TO his side. spine
and Internal organs through which he
has suffered since that time and some
OF the Injuries are alleged to be permt-
ncnt, Plaintiff charges negligence and
carelessn01a on the part Of the defend
ant company IN not stopping the car
or having some one to look out for ac-
cidens ~ the crossing.
The defendant claims that. whatever
Injuries the plainiln received were tho
result OF hla own carclesFnssa. Tho cass
took up most " the time today.
Sult has been commenced by =. g.
johnson against Thomas edward for
u.3l3S3. which amount plaintiff ALLEGES
he has been damaFc1 by reason Of de-
fcndant uniawfuiiy taking possession
Of and converting 20 his own use one
large pavilion shgw tent. seats. chaira
stage. scenery, etc. the property OF
plalntin ~ Payaon on September 1Qth
is@s Defendant, VINO IL constable at
Payaon. icvlcd upon the property under
an execution claiming the properly to
be owned by stuitz. the theatrical man.
Plaintiff. who IL the Swedish Norwe-
gian vice oon~ui for Utah. and VINO has
been travelling with StultE for some
time claims he Ia the owner OF thu
property Warner 4 IIouiE are attor-
neya Tor plaintiff.
James ID. cfavcns has commenced
suit against jos. T.. Olson q nj 20 coll
icct sass and Interest on two prusnissory
notes. secured by mortgage ON Utah
County real estate. Warner a Houtz
are plaintiffs attorneys.
In me case VI Adam Anderson Va n
C1un Jr. I'm October s0th has been
given 10 serve and Ole notice OF lnten-
ton TO move for new trial.