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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-10

many advantages arising from unity. leho"smP
and cooperation with those situated under similar
circumstances themselves.
MEMBERSHIP.
The active membership consists Of the actual
"shut-ns" the people who arc DESTROYS % bright
ening "shui-in" NE by some thonfnt' "0rd or
deed and those who, live far from cities ana VINO.
though no, shut in. arr shut ont from much COM
A candidate shall become memo,r on pay .nent
suggestion that viii bring SUNSHINE TO some o;
the members OF the society For instance eN.
change OF books papers pictures. etc. meas mat
may be utilized TO ADVANTAGE in H.. sl'kro''h'
work or employment that can he follower Nv a
"shut-in". fancy work. holiday suggestions. S.hd,
ing flowers: general exchange Of IDEAS "en'hc'"
TO the members.
The annual dues paid in the same way AZ IN"
initiation fee Is paid. and al these suggestions
are printed in the Sunshine Column or passed on
The officers CONSIST OF pres don't gent raj ana ne
German German silver badges are furnished members On
reoeip, OF two-ccnt stamp for mailing. Inc god-
plated badges are p cents extra.
EASTER DAY.
Christ, our Lord to-day IS r.sen.
Broken Is the graves impr,son-
Sing with angels the wing
Sing, sing,
Swell their songs with gladstone note.
Upward let the chorus float
Sing Sing,
Saddenod ones whose eyes arc dim.
You may live and reign with Him.
Sing Sing.
Darkened graves no moro apDal'.
Christ hath broken bonds for all.
Sing Sing
Feel, Oh. feel This glad surprise
That for YOU our Lord dll rise,
Sing, sing,
Sing again. moro Joyful stu,
Let rcdee ming incense thrill
Sing Sing
Now again with gladsomo shout,
Let your iov i'm praise ring out.
sing Sing.
Written for the Sunshine Column by Louise r
/ NiVer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02
CHIEF HEINTZ IS HOME.
THINKS ASSOCIATION WILL BE FORMED.


q. W. Hclntz. chief clerk Of the pas
rengor department Of the RIO Grande
Western. returned last night from
Omaha whore be bias boon represent
ing his road at The meeting recently
Duilcd 20 form o. ,rausmIssouH passcn-
ger association.
NutHiugtwus accomplished Of def.
mite character na % the formation Of
uu association. though steps were taken
that lt ~ though viii eventually bring
about an Organization of western
roads into AN association of some kind
other than the Western Passenger as
Isolation. In view ~ the fact thnt the
decision 1f the Supreme Court of the
United States has been directly against
such Organization end shat come Of
thn roads hold Uut from entering. 70
was deemed ndtHnhio 90 hold on Tor
mc time th0ugh Mr. Heinta says that
3D. WIS his opinion No most of the pas
Hnugcr men present at the meeting
that the traus.MI 1u.i would ln the
end bee forced 10 unite.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02
hISt0tTH ANNIVERSARY ctLtsRATfp,
Descendants Of he late Ptes.dsr, John Ta,.
Tor Meet IN Annual Reunion.

Tho n'uaueh anuly.rary OF b.
Nifih uf iha jake President John Tly.
l1r was deliberately raIrbrtttI M.
evening nt thr residence 70 hIs d4usb.
ieH NJ. A. ~, Hyl.. So. 40 .,'.
N'fih Temple street. Tho function IA
'WpN repetition Ot what has h..
come 90 Do. 400 annual gathering ID fh.
I'.huNrH Hf on" deceased. such an af
il'r w1H hold HHt year % the FluriI srlh
ward uH WHy rooms. Prior Il fb.f DO
had been h..d lf th. r.rId.nr.s OF ..y''
1i h.H rNrH lri lIarhtrra uut ar fh,f
occasion l'yIIu0u war mII. In Ur.i'r
.Iii nN Woo were related Ir amy Nly
tending
The rlihsr.nF last ulsht c1mpaai
r'nl' -nvH IiuIi mHmb.r Al Doe
i'I.i luf prlEum was carried 900.
which included lu ailrH by % lrs
j. IaN'Hr inu Pres DENTS g'd. ron
Il frf hy M.Hs Eiut Hyde. and r..
marks hy President Joseph r. Smith
Retire hm poe were also HHryHI Tn
gathering llHtOi m u until NJ O'clock
nni was O. most I.,ls1ut affair boo every
particular
This afternoon 90, children NJ 10.
family mot 100 che residence uf Nfr
Nuu1n urrh.r tlughr.r NJ fha ur-
ceased. 0n WUr Temple Hfr.t. ana
sp.n .hr slime Do youthful n.ylur.
Shat had boon provided nr fha usHt-
H.un Among ihrrs present who uI-
tr1 4 'I.t "r"u.rr'H unlIr Nrr. prasI-
dents Goo @ cannon, Joseph o. smith
and Elder A. a. Cannon. pre- dent ~
iht sale Lake stake ana others,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02
Trouble In ihs Ioas. Family.

STILES u. Jones nlod a suit f0r al
vurce AGAINST J1la Vs., Jones 90 tha
third district court alleging dcHeriiou
az thr har'a OF h.f suit
The complaint sets forth that tho
parties were lHinrmarfir1 nt Ntwiina
Wyo. nn the 1ri ~ May, 1855 Two
and o years. respectively. In addition o.
q decree d.Huiy'us ihC m1ulal
bonds plaintn prlyu thH Doe ho
awarded tho sole care. custody and con.
troll 90 the children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02
TILE SCHOOL ELECTION.
Also THE FIVE WHO WILL sfshIS.
The Election wa bs Held b. - eembsr
and Those who Are Chosen VA be
Named Tor Tour ears.

The rush and excitement attendant
upon the approaching election has OIL
r 10 ohsruroI from the minds If Enc
voters an public nt larse the fact that
another election Will Dr. held within o.
period 0f thirty days after the one
which occuu uu Tuesday most 10 De-
thy election Cor five new members of
iho board OF education ~ this city. on
that date provision will be- made Tor
lu'ng the places NJ half ~ tho mom-
hera. one from each municipal ward.
Nhp rUtire from Office on January ist
uaNt minH augceciot bv Themselves.
The members whose TERMS VI Office will
expire With thH YDHr ARE uH fnllHWH.
First Municipal Wnfd-E. 10. Criich-
low
SECOND Municipal William ,.
Cotton.
Third Municipal Ward william J..
N.wmun
Fourth Municipal ward No. q. Whit
noy, appointed o. nli the uueNrirrf
torn Hf Richard ". f1uuE.
FUN Municipal Ward Simon BAN.
hrrEuU appointed tu 900 The uurNUIfod
term NJ Charles baldwin
The members who viii remain on tho
holri COR another two years orc MrfrrH
e. " Wilson. Arnold Ghuquc. q. W.
MnNIHi WHi ". Irish fU. W. a NJ IdUn.
Just who nrc lIkcly o. b. named Cor
these ON 'eH uruu the board cannot boz
told nt this iImo. 10 being o., early Co.,
oven speculate upon. and viii probably
not hu given much attention until after
Che other oittuuu and tho hurlurf
following u nro VOL out VI the way.
The likelihood iH. hIwevurthat great
deal ~ Interest VIII Doe stirred un. That
was tho case last year and conditions
have Hhnrgrd but ittir since then, 90.
though the nrurro. t'NH huiiN.r.
hlrh school will not. and cannot be
made an iFnuc lYr tlH IuIHUu THAI
that branch ~ the public school HyHien
has been cared for BY Che board VI udu-
cotton Tor considerable limo o. como
To- thnt ~ has boon located iu the now
building on plcrpunt street between
West Temple and First West Tor a
term % ten years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Ahoni stulrra Dy.pcp.In Tabieis.
They Cure stomach Troubles and Indlges'
tion Anyway, whether You Relieve
IN Them nr Not,

Moro forth vim MOI digest your FOOD
fHr yuu. win uIl give an appetite, VIII
rt ir"raHH your nHh AM Rircngihn
Your u'uNH ana heart. h1t Siuafl
uyHHH Tablets win 40 these thlnFH,
hNHIuf' thHN arc composed ~ the ,lf-
mHnis NJ digestion. they contain inc
juices acids ara peptouos necessary g.
the digestion and assimilation OF hil
wholesome food.
suir.H Dyspepsia Tablets win a.
grrt ga n placed iH Jar ar bottle Boz
Nltar heated % 9s degrees, ana they
win Do % much moro effectively whom
taken Iun che stomach after meals.
whether You have fhlrh that thay win
ur NOE
They iUv'rorlte the stomach, make
pure hlai unI strong nerves. M 90.
uHly way That nature can DO %, 8Ud
chat 81. plenty Of wholesome food ~ I'D.
d.gestrl ~ a. rpt what We eat, bus
what We digest that does uH good,
HiuaE.a Dyspepsia Tablets are f.I
hy nearly lll druggists az 90 cents a.
full sized plrlagc, or hy mail from 20
stuart CO., Marshall, Aka.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02
SHE PLEADS NOT GUILTY
LIST or ALLEGED STOLEN ARTICLES.


Mrs. ?. +. Hutchinson. whose arrest
q few weeks ago created ~ much ex-
cHement appeared before Judge Nor
reh this morning f1r arrairnment on
the chirge o. h1usa breaking. she
pleaded not gmuy.
Mrs. Hutchlaon was represented BY
Judge 0rant ~. smiun. who stood ~
alongside ot HE Silent while the lni1r-
NATION was heillg read % her she
was brought intp court, from the coun.
W ltll, by Deputy an rim McCielland
and Immediately tulk her scnt on thc
Htuch provided f0r prisoners.
When clerk Little r-sd the dcfand-
ants name she was on hCr feet Instant
y and .qulckly took her place Ia front
~ the Judges desk.
She was ALTERED in black and wore n
yen. when The clerk was cuumCratlrg
th' articles alleged 90 have been Stolen,
and their value. she turned o. her ut-
lHny ln apparent establishment nut
JudEc Smith msiinud her .a remain
qulrt ana listen fo The rcliiur.
The Information charges Mrs Hutch
lsl With having on the ipih % october,
lAsS.cutnrrd the house ~ W. u. MithIa.
known na 90 ives, Fnrrfh sufh r'-s 90.
nri goiilng away with she following
named urllClofs tuH HlF aHlHt. NIIH.1
az SO. lldy's silk skirt $50. pair gloves,
81; r1ld necklace, fais Ih' personal
property VI Airt. V. n. Mathis. one Blk
walsi, So. iady's coat. go. watch. ti5i
lho rcrsoual property of Mrs, Laura
Mathis.
Al the conclusion " iho reading %
She Attenuation Mrs Hutchisln took
seas, when judge Nlrrll asked 10
ne dcferdrnt wfH ready O. p'cti.
judge Hmilh alI inn wac and asked
that plea % u1t guilty ne catered Tor
bis cilcUi. Judrr N1rul rlld h. pre-.
foivcl Mrs. ilUeh'rru o. aulwtr Or
herself, and addressing himself 90 the
defendant asked Or Hha was r 1dy O.
plead o. the chaHar. "NtH. nir: 1 nm
rgi guilty" ramo thf reply
The defendant wlf thfn driven back
o. thH County ilh H0r trial will take
place. the lattor part q sho present
month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Chicago. Nov, s.-Ths directors VI tho
AtrH.aHE, Topeka q Santa 30 railroad
have Jus u.i % circular 90 stock.
lHii.r SWING reasons fHr thspufUhtH.
NJ tha san Tralc'HH1 and San joaquin
Valley railroad, The directors ray.
"lhf road Iu itH unnuFhrd condition.
With u1 gInH.Hi'Un youth of ntkUfF-
l.'d, ana without access ~ San Fr1u-
cisco, except by thr use NJ boats from
stockton. hlH earned more thin Co.,
operating expenses ana taxes. IL earn
.nrH UIl ha largely Increased Wh 'u
completed 90 fAu Francisco and in re-
r.Iri M ihe through business of the
AfrhH0u system o. ara from that city
ana other points IN north rn California.
"if It shall hu found necessary Go
CON rl.t connecting link between
nlkUrH1Hl1 md HnmH point ~ lntrufc-
IIHn with fhH fHrfh ~ system ~ CALI
HrHlh, means therefor can De provided
either hy uH'ns Eon.rii mortgage bonds
served Cor Hurinn purposes 0r by
tr FfHr uf hHnA7 urnn mo new lines.
10 H tbs rNu eilil11 % your dlroctors
however h1t such construction viii
NOS ha rH0uf 4, aH trlck1ge rights over
GOO ,N'rtng line between Htkerrir'i
ana NHiTyH. Irfy-n.Hht miles, can
probably hs obtained"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Officers would have Required ihis moor
mgsn 90 hls hands. whou they hid
promised him faithfully that % Do.
rrIa would Be uru1ur'fi f1r m ~
fhru u 90 SO. They alfu lrf1ru,l
him fhai rari which lu tuo dlH-
catches 20 1ErOuf "a us hulff thf Hgc-
md Oh sr. was r.t even ihVIrlhly
ctrfdtr,L The pr poets 90 elIs time
au If.IIcat.I that ailt Lake would suc-
coca IH F.turE the convention Tor
which H has arurgisl rl portlf,cutly
Or rHrUftl years p1Ha
ur. MIspluFh thinks that there ~
H.ll a firuDE thareo Or securing the
conversion. and VIII waIi che u'n ial
n..Inalfun SIS thl aHHIrlat bcf
rHaaiudirg .hit Salt Lake has again
been given the cold shoulder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02
WILL VOTE THEN DOWN.
That Is 'PWblbly Whit lhs People viii %
with the Constitutional Amendments.

u now appears to Do quite ovIIeu, la
the mlndf of those who arc Watching
the tread ~ political uvluta that ths
proposed amendments 90 ths aiBts
Cousuiutlpn VIII iarg badly 40 th
hands uf che u. .pi., that 10 flri they
WIZ be voted down, ihs disposition BE-
lns % give the orElaiu law " inc com
WIuAutlth further chance o. prHvt
wh. .h'r ur NOT % la seriously wanting
In the particulars pointed out ~ lH
rather remarkable that the s1eakers
Mhl nave been pr1mulFailng political
prluclpltd nom the puhllc uIftrumH
have been practically silent on this sub.
jgcl Ia many Instances they have
Themselves been uniformed upon thr
questions 70 be- voted upon and whom
the people have asked 20 De- euIrht-
ened on Jh1au points the speakers have
not lrfrUuuUnuy been compelled 90 ace
knowledge that thfy know ll,iie about
the matter. From u1ma of tho precincts
OF this county. Cor Instance. yUmea lhu
news that they have heard lftl. and
understand less 90 the changes sought
90 De- made, n So true that they have
been published ln che papers, but many
people have uut read thUm aud those
who have read them have NOT Away
understood Just what ihoy meant So
all In an the indications point 90 "a
defeat OF the proposed amendments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Cincinnati, Nov THE suit Med here
y.'irii1y lu The unliei States c0ur.
ng lhe Mercantile Trust and Deposit
company W baltimore eor th, lr..
closure " "A martEiga OF 90. 90 900 on
ihr baltimore q ohio railway b only
An'.AYl} i9 10. llt pending 40 nlItl.
morn, Similar suits viii b. brought
lh thu northern ohio We. Virginia.
indiana Aui liNH1ls and other districts.
Nh.f. ,h. mllqy has property. The
lLI.rs ~ .he c1lU ui baltimore viii
70. f'ri 90 columbus, Cleveland. wheel.
.hE indianapolis and chicago. and DO.
.i."H entered DO accordance with 10 WI,
20" 'HI.f.i li baltimore. The proceed
Organization heretofore provided fur.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

chicago. Nov g-Tha Tr.bur, s,ys.
lhe Great Nur.h.rn, 30 Is plri.I. lu.
lehda % make application Do Ia. urxt
.al9n " ihe Canadian parliament f5r
tiunrhlse to cx.ond % SPOKANE FiiIr
a.ha.d 80 ihern through southern urt.
4. Ihe franchise desired by tho Great
Notth'tn Dr. believed .l b0 fOr moro
revealed. The uil object h rIpras Iii.
"a 20 be a pauiie.uE OF tho CirIln
fAt'uru Cows Ntu Ineathflurh
,1u.hrrn British columbia In addition
90 the Kettle River road"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

letter was received 90 the general
frr1hi office Of the Oregon Short Line
hst night from Senator shuup OF Idaho
1fliug for the fruo transportation to
san fuuclrcu OF Christmas boxes Cor
thg idnhp boys nc Manila.
Something like o.ghty boxes NJ sweet.
meats and other Christmas r10dn have
nrrn Kathgrcd 90 Boise city and pocn.
ieI' Tor The idaho 1ldIrT lads which
MlH Dr shipped today The OroEln
rn'tt Lime ana Che tnuthrfn plrluc
inE that freight ~ that cbar.rtrr
would be- carried free over thpir rlada
ChriHtmaH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

WIN be Held In Younr Meas Hall M.
tssnth ward. This rssnins.

\ grand Democrats rally glli b, h,ll
IN The Young MrH'H hif. Ffrr5
ward. c6rncr % First SUN 90 Ttfl
on viii be- Hon %. b. Wh.isty ne.
T.. q. Richards. Hon. b. G Dahir Z.
". jackson, john linwcAL MHi slm.
mcr uUi uihrus
Provisions have ulH' hf1 m1is fr
on overflow meeting tfUhtruny.
Music will be- furnished By o. Lilff
Silver quartet. ara ono q o. pIz1-
critic giec clubs. n viii hsAvlrT ~
tUrrailuF ana Instructive ocatcn A
couiiai Invitation lH cK'fnda1 O. ~
puhllc. Mrctiug Coinmaicst a. I
o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

70 o. Understood that the BALDWIN
iIeHm.tys works VIII build the now en-
gIH.H Ear shs oregon Short Line,
Travelling Messenger Agent itlli ~
che Uh grtrir Western VIII take
special iuIn 90 bingham MS oN .Hlus,
the occasion being tho big Republican
rally lu enc canyon.
I.hn T.. Rocket. the NOISY appointed
travelling frHfsht agent ~ iha RIO
GrriD Western, came lu from san
Francisco yesterday ana assumed thr
duties ny h'H inice today
Several HtuttruH 90 water were
brought yesterday from springs along
fnH Dino of shn Utah ana Pacific.
which, Wu Do tested ~ 90 Iis fitness Tor
usH .n ungIuaH and Cor other purposes.
a. n HuduHu. livestock ascent 0f tho
Colorado Midland. LETT at noon today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02
''KID''

flr Reno. New. and other livestock
shipping points in the sIrohrust State.
ile said this morning that several heavy
shipments 90 cltuc and sheep we're
waiting go 81 Elt.
Track laying has btor delayed on che
Utah ami rlcinc owing 60 a lack ~
supplies. The force d been cui down
ana only hIlf tn amount 90 he'nT laid
now per day 1a compared with tha mrs,
work done. owing .u emo abnormal iraf-
n0 1f the past month 'hr short Line o.
short VI cars ana could ult deliver tho
supplies lH flft nH needed. Contractor
Hendricks Dr. in thr city nk'nr after the
business and Or assured that she delay
WaIl hc only % 70 temporary character.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02
He Knows It's Good.

90 De- weI t0 h7vr those who at 10
your pbi. know they wifi r.. something
. muiIue and desirable f1r th o. u'a..
THE 1n,y way tp Doe sure that ih' COOKE
IuH Do r0.Hg 'l bs r'ght u i0 ueH thit
sUft uf hlkiue powder which wN MAKE
t right THE baking powder you may
depend ON Ist. s. a. giv0s ID nU. nhvar
i1 fha Good costa Utiin. b. worth much
aud when used property o. cure in give
ODE greatest possible Satisfaction.
FnTla con contains enough DNc'NNntn
t0 give ths family health uHi haprluasf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Ex-senator George WHITAKER
colVCd q draft f1r ltoo frdm tbs NC
can Federation uf Labor 10 h. ~.
part payment of thp caran.a. -.
W. conteHtlng the legality u ths ~,
eight huur law. which was car,-i I.
tho supreme court 0f Doe nat..
Gently. This makes "a total gf a.
contributed Ia the federation n. NJ.
purpose. The entire expense In -,,-,
tho contest ngTrcmted t9o1n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02

Judge cherry and "A Jury today tried
The ease % \. &, Smith a Company "
John BECK. This action was brought
o. recover fGp.ig and Interest Tor GER
tan chemicals aud medicines Flid the
defendant.
Inc case was heard before Commls-
s.nrnr Harmed Frltt u January. 1886.
WhH funl Tor thr plaintiff tn thrgslm
OF tiA6l
IhH jury today found fdr tho plain
ln 'n ihr sum N t.GiS and aH addl-
N.Hul ~ fUr a demli1hM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SWELL GENTRY SHOULD Sc AVOIDED.
schuyler Constant Pals 10 Appear For
iiearing aud rorf,its Iiis nond
Of Iifty Dollars.

u wiuh We could Impress on parents
the ncccsalsty OF guarding ,hcir daugh-
tcu from tho traps uud aHlrsa oct f1r
Thorn by tho travelling gcnty those
whl dress we'll. are smooth tongucd
end polite, and generally appeal 90 the
maOirr uf gIlly and unWiHr Erir'
~ spoke Chisf N Police Pratt in biz
ufutg thu u.IruiHg to "a "NcaH rr-
porter The remarks were brought
Hut through reference - tho ease 90
schuyler e. Constant. the swell gentle
man who was urfaatcl several days
ago charged with vagrancy. Ills hear.
iug had been hat Tor 10 o'clock this
morning hcilra Justice Tmmony, but
Whou TIE time came, and tho police
court chnmber had been nIird with
curious. lnquIr.tlyc people. Mr. COM
slant was non UHt. and the court de-
rlAtpd NE bail N $50 forfeited, at thr
atmr tlmc ordering the issuance % a
hou,h warrant Tor hla arrest.
Constant IH ONE ~ tho class 90 which
'hirf Pratt hnd reference IN his re-
marks given above. "ie helonrn 10 IL
fraternity that should be- ncverciy
handled un entrance into any town.
tlll the 'hlrl They como lu hero. aHt
ue.r cups f0r thO ynung girls. uud ln
their persuasive kind. anable way lurs
li'n on 60 distress and ruin. Thsy
dtaHf we'll, sometimes have money nu.
guy quite dash among Thought.
Ir'N young women. A man
doesn't have % De- without money
Z" N. convicted of Vasflaay. ~. thil
mIH tih.n .Iul, and uHH which NH
NlIl drm1urtInte before Wr rrf ihrlurh
"..h ihN class ~ people.
Ihr ,hitf ihrn won't ,H TALKING in a
e'ng.fal way conserving he subject In
linl ana called attention % fhs arrsaf
yesterday pf Dan Qu.ulH al a ~.
'ntAir.inF THAI ~ Constant. No HsII
Hurh mon were q dangerous eirn.rs L.
lny community, uHd should be- rIysB "a
Nii' Ngrih fl that they would be- ~
20 SOCK pastures now, wherein th.y
.'u.l more easily accomplish hr.f
When. Constant failed % npBolr. m.
Impression became general f1lf H' I,,t
itil th' riiy, and doubtless hs |s IN
case NH Doc has not been soon ..rs. ~
.N'NhH chris blehl was 900 hand rsi.Iy
to prufreuio him 900 finish" Iut Xxx
YlunH attorneys ambition HHH d..4,.i
shed. ana nov be- Is ,rl.f Dol ...1yiBg..
W. Nil.rin That mistake 5000 HI.I. Ia
li,l WING him OUT on such IfHt b,'f
WHY, 90 should have l.. N ~.
il.n,' said Mr. bithl today a1rl r+r'
maps ih'u We would have hHI4 .hirs,
10 90 r'meihinE WIKI hn" THs G..
ron ltuth utturuHYH. I.N.". s.r.....
ihi L.ppman and Mr. HIu. n.r. ,l-
tifnuily no much disappointed Id. f..
..i,ruton, WHOM ihH dlsh.Hr dui.
TAILED 90 put ln an appearance.
THREE MONTHS FOR gUryft,.
Dan Qulninu'a case came uu f.rt..r.
VIZ lhli att,iuoon' lio hfl boon r.g.r
hlf merry ON bond uf so. Dad t.fHIl
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ROUEltTs.-At hef rss'f.rss d, "a.
Fifteenth ward. Salt Lake rItv X.
I. at .. M, Sarah Treh8rrs h 49,,
She was born ut i.nneanf airre. ~
mlrthcnshlrc, South WH.t 81. h
1881.
Funeral win 30 he'i from m, D..
ieeuh ward meeting house. Thgftls1
Nov. ., az y. M.
M.ilcnnlai star, qlelao copy
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A COMMITTEE PAY RJll.


The finance committee n the CITY
Dlun,l was 'al''A tpsHth'r THIS atler-
noon Ia special session 10 conaiior the
' nun 90 '1' h,sr WY n''s v,,,
mo. fn.r,b.r4 wsro In uaasl.n fgr a
period I'd tWanty uHyr ana b.y9 pr,-
'.nt.d RIM. I'd III p.r dav ,.eh ~ ,bstr
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p ". Wnlker MED Huit against the
ltiu Gf1rdn Western railway company
thH tl I'd district court today de-
mnndInr damages in iho sum ~ SO Tor
the death ~ COW belonging go plaiu-
tln and alleged 90 have been Killed on
ne de- nlant c1muAny'a track about
one mile w plrloy's canyon. Tho acci-
dent iH alleged % have aiken place on
the ggud 0f Juuc, 1895.
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Yesterdays REGISTRATION.


Great activity rcigno1 10 she political
camps uf ihr clty yra,eflly aH iul..ttri
ly the real riHiratI1u, approximately g.
w names. 10 In estimated bong added
90 the voting H.fefftu 1i tnr rIty ana
county. as 60 the p.fNunrl 20 ihH
gruat hnt ~ voters who failed 90 rcg-
rtcr until the last Day 1hHrc ctn be-
uoiMug boo. Hpucnlatlun,
The Uupuhl.rtu put forth che claim
that 20 per cent " those whose names
aoIc secured yesterday wei. mruiIsra
70 ihrr parry. bus rlt Co. 1r out-d1ue
by this claim the Democrats 50 thc.r
IppunrUiH One better ANA aiy That uut
i.aa iha no per cent hoiong 90 nHm. u
a safe % ahy that both are consider
Al.l on IN .h--r nIIuuIAMlnL.