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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-22
LAKE CRICKETERS WIN.
Fast Bowling at Lakeport Plays
Havoc With Placer County
Dc
Batsmen.

The third match of the Citrus Colony
cricketeTs' tour was played at Lakeport
on October % in the presence of several
hundred spectators. 1t was Placer County
VS.. Lake County. The home team went
TO the bat first, and made the small score
of SO runs, c. K. Turner taking six wick
cts and c. Simmonds the remaining four.
The highest score was Keelings II. But.
small as Lake County's score was, Inc
visitors made a still smaller one-17 for
nine wickets. The young Lake County
fast bowler, Rose. played havoc with the
Placer County men, taking seven wickets
for runs.
~QPa.g9itrng- to ~Yickets for the second
time. the Lake County men fairly collared
the visitors bowling and scored 22l runs
for seven wickets. The highest scorers
were: R. W. Beale. c. NJ. Hammond mot
out) and II. Z. Hudson. Seven OF the
Placer County men were put on to bowl,
the most successful being r. Marsh
Browne, who took two wickets for "A
runs.
The second innings not being completed,
the game went TO Lake County on the
first Innings by % runs. The Lake County
score in the second innings is the record
on a Lake County ground, and was greet
ed with much enthusiasm. At night the
visitors were entertained at a dinner, at
which speeches were made by Captains
Butt and Keeling Messrs Hammond,
Beakbane, Spur and others.
The score:
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MEETING NOTICES.

I. o. o. F., THIS EVENING. =SZSSSA
First degree will be conferred 2@SM$ES$SS-
A. K. KINGSFORD, D. NJ. ~TIhN
AUSTRIAN Slovenian Republican O.
Capitalization! Mass meeting will ESNa4
be held at Apollo Hall THIS SAT Sg51SkS
URDAY) EVENING, October %, 1898, SkRSkSS
at $3.50 o'clock. The following speak Nfs1
ers will address the meeting: Hon. Julius
Kahn, Hon. c. L. Patton. Hon. D. ]. Murphy.
Hon. II. S. Martin, Hon. J. D. Siebe- Full
attendance is requested. Music by celebrated
Austrian military band. Public cordially in
Vited. Reserved seats for ladies. Meeting
opens at p. N. BY order of
NJ SABADIN, President.
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THE California Debris Commission having
ceived applications 10 mine by the hydraulic
process from the Excelsior Mining Company,
in the Excelsior mine, at Lowell Hill. Ne
vada County, to deposit tailings in the North
Fork of Steep Hollow: from Toy Kee, in the
Fair Play NINE Scales Sierra County.
to deposit tailings in Fair Play ravine; from
S. F. BuIlard and A. N. Gray, in the Gravel
Hill or McCutchean placer mine. near Ne
yada City, Nevada County, to deposit tall
ings in Little Deer Creek; and from Elmcre
Rutherford in the Plumas Bonanza gravel
mine. near Bucks Ranch, Plumas County, to
deposit taiIings in Sherman ravine, gives no.
tice that q meeting will be held at room 80,
Flood building San Francisco, CAL, on No
Yemher Z 1888. at 1:30 p.
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rheumatism. kidney. liver diseases cured. DR..
Gordn Sanitarium. 514 Pine. mr.. Kearny. ST. Cal.
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. Oct. PIP D. m
Rid. Ask. Bid. A,

Bid. Ask
is F G & e. Sc S6n
San Fran -. 81
Stockton Gas. Is
/ Insurance
lFirem's Fund. 20s
| Water Stocks
contra Costa. SIS -
Marin CO.. 50
lSprlng Valley. 1009s100Ti
Bank Stocks
Anglc-Cal -. So So
Bank of Cal. .245 247
Cal s D & T.. = 100
First Nat ..210 -
Lon P & A. 1904 =
Mer Exchange = l6
lNev Nat B.. Isl -
Savings Banks
lGer 8 & L., 1900 1880
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Bid ASK 4.
u S Bonds
Is quar- coup. .1l11sliz
As quar- reg. HON 11lA
Us quar- new. .127sl2SSi
IS quar- coup. 105
MiscellaneoL
Cal-st Cab IS. .115ki17
Cal Ell IS. .125
c C Wat IS. .l00&
Dup-st ex c.. sSts
f l. & p Is. .131h
i a CT Ry 6s. l14h
Gear--st r 5s. - 100
II C & S 416s.103
l. A l. Co S.. = 100
Do gntd 6s.. 80 100A
Market-st IS. .12s1al29
Do LIST NJ IS. 114A -
N G NGRy 7s.10s -
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N Ry Cal IS. .11s ia
n Ry Cal IS. .103B =
y P c r r 6s. 103 l06
n P c r r IS. 10o%101
y Cal r r 5s.
Oak Gas IS. .10S151O9n
ON Ry IS. .126
P G. CT r. IS. 1061510SA
P & 0 6s. .I12
Powell-st 6s... I23
Sac El Rv IS. 100
5 F & n P IS. 1924
sierraRCal SIS l04h10511
S p of Ar IS. 1077s
S p Cal IS. III
SPC Is cg S.. 1O4
S p Br IS. .u5H115Iz
S Y Water IS. lis 11SX
S Y Water As. 1898 =
Stktn Gas Is. 100
Gas & Electric
Cent Gaslight. los
Cent L & P. 8
Mutual FL Co. II
Oakland Gas. 52lk 54
Pac Gas Imp. So
pao T. ~ ATik IclL
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HARLEM TRACK. Chicago, Oct. 2s.-The
sloppy going here to-day was responsible for
number of upsets Caywood had but one
mount on " c r and landed him q winner
at remunerative odds. First choices in the
ring made themselves comfortable with three
purses.
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DANNY MAHER
STILL At IT
Sat Astride Three Win
ners at Morris Park.
PEEP O. DAY WON AGAIN
TIME-MAKER GAVE HIS FOL-
LOWERS THE CHILLs.
It Rained Hard at Latonia and the
Guessing Was Hard-osrio
II Gathered in 3
Purse.
Special Dispatch to The Call,

MORRIS PARK, n. Z, Oct. A.-The
card for the extra day was marred by
liberal scratching of entries. Danny
Maher was in fine form, plotting three
winners over the line, and his followers
ties earned brackets. The weather was
cloudy and the track very heavy.
First race. eleven-slxteenths OF mile, maid
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

Warren Foster haa uhanEcd his poii1-
cal faNh. ic has long been a P1pulls,
and Wa he popuNst candidate FOR
Congress- But he was defeated ana IN
tho llp, Issue Of hia paper tells why.
lie Rays. "Wdh this campaign c,oscs
practically She work OF the Populist
pFr,y. aa such. 10 has run IS course
Tho curtain has fallen. The show r.
over. u has earned the rtsy q uow
lkcu. The ncNi uttraurun VIII be
Socialism. winch IL the big show In
fact. Secure yyur tickets before thc
rum. popuiEm VIII move On 90 S'Citl-
ifn with che same degree ~ pfide that
thrills the heart whun one uslves frun
fhe fud shauty' TITO The new hNtits.
n % be- Socialism thtf We wari why not
come out plainly ana H1y NJ Why
spend tune ana Cferry In mlknr Rp-
ulHtn ~ people only 90 tcll incm dftcr
All that IL % not pnnulrm but So
clhlirm that thcy ue.df lille me cdl-
Tor is M q member 0i any Socalis;
party, ho ~ quite Wiling 90 be set down
as a Socialist. for such We are"
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KINDERGARTEN ENTERTAINMENT.


Much interest is being manifested In
the entertainment 10 be- given at the
Assembly Hal next Friuny evening.
the 18th. by tHa celebrated entertainer
and humofist Mt David {. Bangs of
Washington. d. g.. fur the benefit "
the Free Klnderrurten fund, under the
auspices Of the Utah Kindergarten as
ISOLATION, Mr Hangs has appeared IN
all the principal cities " the country
with pronounced SUCCESS. and the varic-
~ ana Interest VI biz work enables him
10 hold his audiences 10 the last. Aside
from his artistic merit. the cause for
which he gives his FCrvlCcs-the cgtab-
lishmcnt " free kludcrgarten Ia con-
ncctlpn with the public school system
should appeal Go an classes The prlccn
OF admission are but % and 70 cents.
The following IL the program IN fun;
Nj squire Coop.
ta) Reading. Guessing Natl0nalitics,
..., .... ..... Co.,. b. MARK Twa,n
Mr Bangs.
to) Reading. The prummer's Bride.
'''' &c '''' -. ..... Marx Twain
Miss Nellie Pursley
ta) "Eugenc Aram's Dream. o.,
Miss Nellie bruce Pugsiey.
thl Tommy TomkIns Ilccltos Mary'a
Lamb Of, d. cd. .. o.. ID. G. Bangs
Mr. bangs.
ta) lnatlration Scene from Julius
caesar. cd. %. o.. o.. o.. Shakespeare
Mr. bangs
COZ Rnstus' Idea ~ Steamboat
sploalonH :. .... ID. c. Bangs
Mr. Bangs
give minutes intormisionl
''''" -. 90 20 % g. tssH ssNolrrtri
Mr. Arthur Peterson.
inl The Least OF These David H. Page
lbl Hold Dem Philippines. V. Hobart
tcl The Bridge Of Signs. Thomas Hood
''Wuho 500 90 o.. ss .s.. ,.SelCCtpd
MlHs Lottic Levy
iho NhknbohdH o. o.. oil. ..TrOwhridge
Mr. Hangn.
lal The Old Sweetheart .. .......
90 DO o.. 81. 90 -. Whitcomb Riley
Npl me Champion Snorrr. ...
-. 's.s o. o., s...,,R Robert nufduttc
tcl The star spanRlcd banner. o..
3" - o. " d. 81, Francis Scott iScy
hf bangs.
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A Little Boy, Sudden Death.

Death came very suddenly yssier.
day afternoon go little Fred X asler. the
eleyeu-ycar-oli son ~ Jacob Keslor
whl lives e, eco north. Firth West
street Up 90 within q few minutes uf
chr slime The lad was stricken To- the
ihrueE uf death. De wua Iu Dis usual
health and spirits. About o'clock
tw1 0r three other his about IN bug
gy suddenly h. threw up HE hands.
DE- was playing lu ,he yard. drawing
pressed them 90 hls temples, ran into
The house ana complained 90 hla mother
that Dc was suffering Intense pain
about he head. iio could say NJ more
ana nm 90 che floor unconscious. III
was carried into an adjoining room,
ana placed ur1n a bed where he expired
w.ih.u very brief period of time.
Death 10 was claimed. was que 90
hHmlrrhagr OF the brain, The de-
ceased was an ohHdlent and kindheArt-
90 TAD and hls demise Will not only
ba m0utnOl BY the pareria but also by
"a host ~ youthful acqWintancea
Tho funeral VIII be- held ln the Twcn.
ty.soclnd ward meeting house un Tues
day, AT o'clock.
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REPORT from ms GAS fItlps.


Superintendent Drake. who has charge
OF the driving Of natural gus wells
at Lake Shore, was In town today
making his report 10 Mr.. Driver and the
Union Light and Power company, as 10
prospects and operations now being
carried out.
Mr. Driver reports that the new well
upon which he has been at work for
npme time ~ now down 10 the depth %
t95 feet. Originally a strong How of the
aqueous vapor II struck at $50 feet.
hut In the case N this well the now
was very light ana operations were cone
tlnucd. The probability II that unless
a further How ln encountered Nlthm
the next 100 fsot or 40. that the we'll
VIII be abandoned and the pipe with
drawn as far as possible. and another
Inquiry at the ofnce Of the Union
Light and Power company elected the
Information that but two OF tho Lake
hhoro gna wells are now In operation.
one recently driven. and another that
was re-opcncd. They furnish fair
now, but not nufilCient g. supply the
company'a patrons The daily COM
sumption ~ now averaging approx
mately 100000 cubic feet. when
the temperature II low. II viii exceed
this amount considerably; when ieaa
the consumption OF course N decreased
A good deal ~ money has been OK.
prndcd of late Ia natural gas develop
ment but the prospects falls Tar below
Mhat u necessary, and the company Il
mere fore compelled 60 Keep tho nrtl,
nclal gas plant IN constant operation
This difficulty IN one that the company
has always had 10 contend with
Whether or not II Will ever be- able 1,
overcome II 10 a disputed question.
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s q rsps'lt Ion Of the earlier -,
ohs,' 49,, ,ne troops again 'sse,i.a,s ..
10 % so 70 hfe whsn ee ,r,.is .
a conference then took al.
Sa y Sln'er' and the n' jim. ss,,'v,,a
a.. Al z o'clock the forow,,. w.
ven. Arolas ordered the ing meui,,
their quarters and h1ld as fsilft :
teaalnesa for any emefFs,'..,....i nitlysl /.
me palac was hoayiiv
night nnd extreme me-, .tsuafd,d a
taken TO deal with a po,,,.,i9ui WI
revolt. The night. bowa,..y gsntrI
without any further untg,.,' paaa
bringing about today a.. ,'lu eidtt'
mentioned, namely, Inc Az wy bsii.
the Orden Publlco forces pahiiue :
The city today oonfinn.-
trolled by regulars. who ~. 70 d ID
IN the principal thorougb,, ,qquaiisill
an1 squares Of the citv. iaftl
This uprising which b,sh
on the only possible basil ,s.,u .ttil
auoris a palpablo lliusira9i',. v, .ie
condition uf Affairs her 80 9.
utter GENERALIZATION ~ oven - " q,
Mhere me officers have l8st 10y. ~
inc troops. AithSush ib. ,i {
q further UprisinEs Il s '1 i'9,',.,li
the military authorize. tbs-. /. 80
20 believe that trouble h 80, l.iti
hmong the Euardia civil. sr.i'.. ~
even other regular forcua hs 80. ~. n
the fact that the troops rot,i.,,..i I
by confined 10 their quar,srs' ' Ivy !
the city u Havana @ prarile,H- Y,
state Of siege. '''y q 1
Later--Nla Key west. Fla ~.
The disturbance hcro ire s,s, ~ 4
~ over, Everything IL 1,ii'i w W., A.
ular Spanish troops are ratf5lIis- Y
city. The Spanish F1vefu.nss, I. =
day offtred the market hsfe "a. =.
/ three days on London la erl.- !.
Ny the proceeds 90 the plyfpss, :, Z
l troops. Two Spanish hsnts., =
ci2o.o0o. hut the foreign hlu5.t -
90 touch She paper unless H-,t ~.
! that the necessary funds mad ~. n
posted IN London banks 10 me-. Il
/ drafts ''''
This paper la being offered Al 40. .
two points below c0mnfrti.i ~.
showing how Tar spdn's crtii Il y
| paired.
II " reported that f5riv.dv. 81.
leaders and the chief promoter a, n
! muuny OF Thutaday have been aff,rl
and Imprisoned In Moro CaH's. H..
Il underato0d that none " ,htm =
be court mariialicd.
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BOARD OF CANVASSERS
A SHORT SESSION ONLY HELD TODAY


County Commissioners Armstrong
Hell and RawlIns met at noon today
as board " canvasscrs OF election re-
turns for Salt Lake county. These gcn'
tiemen form the official board Of cane
vasscrs. with the county clerk af oN-
oficlo clerk u the body. session oi
one hour only was held today. the board
OF canvassers adioufning at 1 o'clock
and meeting again at Tor the regular
weekly sealon as the board ~ county
commissioners. TO transact the county
business. IN consequence ~ she hroVi'y
OF ioday's meeting. the board OF can-
vassers may be said to have only Just
takcn a peep at the business. but upon
retuming the work tomorrow the busl-
ness will be fairly gotten into. and dhily
sessions Will push % 30 a nnale.whcn the
oniclai results of the election. 90 far az
Salt Lake county ls concerned. VIII be
certified 20 the secretary Of STATE.
After all the counties ln The state
shall have reported their official cin-
vases the SKATE board N rany1ssers
will meet and they viii officially DE-
termins the state results as 20 the
candidates FOR conErouman and Justice
OF the Supreme court. Tho state board
" canvaHsera h. composed ~ the Cow
crnor. auditor and treasurer. with ihe
secretary " State as ox.ofliclo secretary
OF the body.
Clerk Dunbar reported. al the open
Ing OF today'a SESSION, that returns were
In from all of the ss districts IN the
county. The board decided that
Mcrsfs. Armstrong and Han read the
returns and Mr. Han and CLERK Dun.
bar check the figures announced upon
tally sheets. Mr. Dunbar was Instruct
ed 10 procure the proper tally sheets
COR the use u the board and have the
sanc ready Tor urc at tomorrow meet
ing. the time for which was liked Tor
10 o'clock. and 20 which time the board
adiluTned.
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Trial Of a $1,000 Dsnss. suit.

Judgc cherry aud jury shls after
noon o9ok up she case OF ~. ~ Bafa-
ford " jacob M0ritz. Frank Knox. q.
y. Holmes. J. ". Hamm and DnWlt, ~.
Lowe, known az tho Gold CITY Land
AMI Towusiic company. j. NJ. Thomas
appeared FOR plaintiff and Powers.
Straup 4 Lppninn FOR defrndauia.
Plaintiff IN this case sued % rccuvtt
1880 alleged 20 b. due HIM a. dam.
arcs from the defendants. n,r having
failed O. glyc him a warranty deed 20
cerialn premises in Gold Guy Plat adj
dillon, salt ialc county, IN accuri1ntc
with a written contract
The complaint asta out shnt "a Fob
1895. phiniln bought two l0is in the
Ilat named. agrenng % pay she de-
PENDANTS $50 by tus:aiimen.a Bass.
ford osec,ed a ft0rc, remaining there
threp months aud aiiegea having ak
pended $40. In May. 1895. she parties
owning the land compelled the plaintiff
80 Nnoate tho same. ny reason Of this
plAinitn alleges chat h. lost buildings.
Improvements and business % his dam.
uRe in the sum OF ~ 800.
The defense u mat the whole venture
on the pats OF both piafniln and de-
PENDANTS WAS purely a apccuiltfon and
that plaintln knew VI Z az she gimc Of
the purchase.
The hearing had ~. concluded O,
press fsfnc
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n pEkTA or A MANH CITIzEN.
II Cane Suddenly and as Result Of an Acct
dent Received Sometime Before,
MlnU, Utlh, Nov. n. 1898.

Mpnu, Utah, Nov. II, is9s.
r. the Elt1ri
uelTre uuithwuitc. one Of Mant's
prominent rluzvus, aud an Cd settler
~ SlUpUte county. dlcl very suddenly
yesterday afternoon. HIS haFty fAking
uNuy. % r. thought. wa due to hnri
failure suueTuduced by an ucc.ien,
NJ uis,h Mr, iir5i.hwa'.ic was the vice
aim some tlmD ago,
GelTg nrllthWulte was born In Eng
lnul. March 3. 1885. In 1884, h. vmi-
gr1pd 90 Utah ma che neNt year was
mlWrCi 90 Sarah JOhustou by the hfo
pr0ulpni Wnf1rd Wnodrun. ne moved
io Mani ut thlt t7me ana has remained
hero NrHe, ukihg pant IN tho early
rcrr1H lHl becoming a con7p'cu0uH ng-
uro 10 the development of thls section.
he NlH fhe father ~ uhirteen children.
ten OF whom are living, He experience
the hardsh'Ts OF thc "grusIhOpprr
famine" whtn wholr sold az 81 ner
hushel, and when the bloody InlIan
Wits t7turhed our borders he to1k M
T1r and n.old glnTi and apiuslr for
the Htfcty Of the pepfre. A. the hm
Z h's deuth he was the c,,y sen,on Of
Mantl
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THE RISE IN SUGAR STOCKS.
Acts as a Stimulus to the Local Faclories-
Product Being Stored.


Not a little Interest was exhibited to-
day IN local financial circles from sa4.
urday's New York boom OF sugar
stocks The slS-wari rlso Is caused
by the scarcity of the worlds sac
charlne product this year.
II Il only natural that when these
stocks have an upward tendency In the
great commercial ceuters THAI d should
be reflected here. As result another
stimulus has been given 10 the stocks
OF the Lohi and ogden factories. and
me brokers are making constant 10,
curry concerning them, Several lead.
ms business Institutions are huylrg
1hese stocks and making permanent lu,
vesimeuts 81 Thorn. All this has d
tendency " cause holders " o. 10 De,
lleye that they have Invested In boz
nanzn There are several reasons f1i
the rise In the price NJ sugar
the chief ~ which are found 10
Fhe hct that tho great sugar trust has
oomIirte control uf the Hawaiian out
pui, shipping the uurenucl product 20
steiunra va Cape Horne TO NpN
YORK. The Cuban trouble and che Fan,
ure Of the California crops on account
NJ the drought that has nlghiei 90.
agricultural products of TIA, state, ar,
also o1ntri1uanry cause,
The Leh sugar factory VIII thu
year, aa has heu.5forg been published
produce about ton million plunls Of
sugar AMI the ogden factory has hgaf
obpF four million pounds more nh
great bulk of the Formers prIiur. hli
boon s.orai 10 thIH city and at IHm. "A.
II has bgou manufactured much NOR,
rapidly than a has been o1runod
the annual consumption ~ Unh vii
nnge from eighteen nhtHun 90 twenty
nGllon pounds considerably more thar
the clpc.ty ~ both factories The sur
plus nnda a market In ldlh1 and No 3
fagt norf u ~ r. shipped 20 Caqlforn'
at that SKATE supplies rs own needs. n,
hdes, the southern Pacific freight rt.e
would not admit o.. marketing utal
sugar IN California.
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DIEt,

GOoLD.--At Cleveland. Emery Ger.
~. Utah. " perot1niiia. N6v. iui
Catherine. daughter " David ati a.,
crime Williams and wife % Elder M
ham NJ, v. G0old. Deceased vas 81
nc Twcdyrhiu. Giam1fgirah'fs. "a
Wales. March "a. 1889 bap,.lsd is' IN
Chug,ch VI Jcaua Christ " Lated,
Saints IN Salt Lake City by Ffi
Joseph keddingi1u. 1ufe q 1903 ~
confirmed by Eld0r ]. Y. Smith ~
leaves a husband AMI Elk chulfy, 4
mourn her departure. She dltd - =
had lived q faithful member x Cain
Church
Mllleruial star please copy
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YIN. N. L A. CONFERENCE.

The Young Mems Mutual Improve,
mcnt assoc.at.ous ~ SAT- Lake coun-
~ VIII hn'l their stake conference
sunday Nov. 2l.h. 90 the Tabernacle.
Omcprs' moflng No 10 oNloek e.. m.
GeWrll meeting 20 g 1'c.l-k %. m
Prrs.1Hnf Stow, with H. assistants aud
aids, have been Invited tl De- pr,lrnt
We shall have music by our ~. I. A.
quartet hy llrn Thomas Ashwarth. and
boy lrHf Mcclellan, our stake music
director W. cordially lny.tc an NJ. l.
workers ana ull Interested in Mu,utl
Improvement Nork 10 be present. OHi-
GERS VIII please make tho above am
Inducements 8s pUllr az possible.
RICHARD A. LYMAN.
sake Superintendent.
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FREE 0trnn R,eIhl.

81. sauvlc,. the crest nrganist ana
pianist. who appears at tho salt Lake
Thsatcr IN connection with the brehany
opcra cympnny on the nlFht Of Mon.
day and Tues,iay. the '2iAi ana slHl
inHiy win give a free organ recital az
she Tabernacle on tho afternoon ~
Mon.ay. 10 which The general public y
Invited by the ofiiccra and members or
she Mutual improvement asapcltaoua,
under whose auspices the tllentcd COM
pauy appears % this city.
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''KID''


HHH HHHf Do "
100000 The application was accepted
and policy ifaucd Mr. Beck fur the
sum named. The policy, u Is alleged,
was = ecu ~ life rai ~ rent, the an
nuul premium being ss.702.
10 u then SET out that the first annual
premium was paid the defendant BY
BECK, Rlving hlH promlasoryh0tca In thu
sums ~ y, 900. due September 18th and
November 18th. 1897. aud one for si.5O2
due January TO- iSls The first note,
plaintiff alleges. WIS paid September ~
1877, but before the maturity OF tho
othcrr, II u alleged. Allan Waters. the
compnny'a general western agent, pur.
chased fr0m Beck. for $500, the cancel.
lailon and discharge uf the policy, at
the same time Hurrenderlng the unma
tursd premium notes. In consequence Of
the cancellation, plnlutln says he was
deprived % his commission. amounting
20 N,sbi. only $500 81 which was paid
wherefore pialulin demands judgment
for ti.65i.
bay a Street are Reeds attorneys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

the several wards in this district was
present.
Messrr. j. r. Thomas and s5ns WIZ
open their rrN store tomorrow TO the
general public.
ciark's opera house Is nearing com
pleticn.
The people Il Linden are erecting a
Haii for general purposes.
This town has furnished 100 carloads
Of sugar bee.s flr ihs Lehi factory.
VIM. NJ. R1yluoa u springvllle has
loadei several ears u apples aud pears
from this place.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-14

An Insurance Agent Claims 10 Have nson
Done out OF Sl,GaI

W. J. Reed Med a suit On the Third
district court today against the Union
Central i.lfe Insurance company n
Cincinnati 20 recover the sum OF al an
alleged 10 be due plaintiff as commits,
Hi1n on a llfe Insurance policy insurInp
the lie NJ John Beck for 500. COO In M
defendant company
The complaint fets out that ON ia,
liat " December 1905, defendants In
.ia regularly nplNlnted agent. entered
into "a contract with plaintin. whereby
plaintiff was 90 canvass Insurance Tb,
commission agreed upon was 10 pa1
cont on the hrst years premium, UNION
AN regular life aud life rate end5u..
ment policies, and per cent on subse.
uueut years.
II h also alleged that pursuant 10 ths
agreement nlaintin canvassol John
Beck, with the result that on the 18Th