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uRIDiiioN GossIr.
foints Ia IN. Impending Game nsiwern
frinceton aud torusii tuissrstties,

ANh'ff"h anu iofttlA AhiNtfaitloat
New York. Oct 22.-Princcion and
Cornell are scheduled 10 play foot ball
on The historic grlilru u Old Nassau
THIS afternoon, and there are thoHc who
claim that the struggle will be In doubt
uuul the last whistle Of the referee.
Certain u u that never before have
those two colleges mot In such doubt.
iul contest nor with ~ much conn-
dence Of success.
The tigers have been quietly at work
projecting their system and developing
a smooth running machine. tho ~ NOT
expect 20 Dash over i've yard lines
With ease and bniuAncy and ate fully
WARE that they mus smash and g,rug.
gle for every foot oi advance. Their
attention has been given 90 ground
gaining plays, s,rNEht ahead pushes
ana long. twisting puuia Now and
thrn they viii spring low formation
or quick Interfering iab a. an cud,
but In general her game VIII Do lack.
uig In What j. termed hnlllancy and
sui 81 useful plays,
Cornell has never before been 20 FAR
ahead In foot ball science 40 this t.ms
NJ tho year Her or aim since hHr
men were gathered together Cor fan
practice has been to defeat PRINCETON
ana 90 20 l end, ana tu ih alone AN
her energies have been dlrcctci, The
s0.a r,mrFhold ". pAy has Do 100
carefully studied and a defensive rys-
,cm worked up which the ltharlana
claim o. lmpreEnnhlr. A. any rate DIV
team sp Ear has been able 20 40 much
damage in thrir a1,ack. While hai
coach aud captain are hcwulllnF ih
splendid condition OF the team % may
Dc fair 10 be stated that no one on tNU
men can lose game hy their absence
II Cornell IN relying Upon such char
lcter of play she n beaten, u r. per
maps In this particular that Princeton
has the advantage, flr 40 man 10
/ valuable TO the Princeton team ina
his position cannot be nllci By a good
reliable, hard workirs substitute Cor
nell has the lighter tfam ana rhuuii
u be a rainy afternoon og We. grounds
The advantage iloa with Princeton
Heavier men can p'-,gh through M
mul plth less slipping ana less likrN
| hood % fumhles. on thr oihgr hAn'
/ lth.ca "a heavy where she needs TO- %
heavy-at the guard AMI ceuier--Mhll
/ the ae,acking parts are hlled ~ VIII
small wlry men. quick a. a hafh a
starting aud wen yersed IN the seleh'
| OF The WumN
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WHAT DOES IT MeAS2


Travellers coming into Beaver through
clear Greek canyon during the last few
DAYS report that a party OF engineers
and presumably OF the RIO Grande
western, numbering seventeen, are at
work in the Clear creek canyon stalking
out what appears very much Ike "a
railroad grade. The work extends form
the Y on the main line over 90 this
side Of the divide toward the sulphur
beds GvinE color TO the suspicion
hat an extension u the mad II In
contemplation Is the fact that several
crews 0f men are az work through
SEWER and snnpete counties taking M
the old iron rails and replacing them
with heay ysteel ralls.--Eeaver County
Blade,
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yisr nun ROWAN mAnrM.
nut william and sisrner Sea Romain on
tho Outside.

consiantlnopic. oct. 2s.--At the grand
farewell banquet here last night the
sultan VAS seated between the emperor
and empress 0f Germany.
AZ about 10 o'clock their imperial
German muicrtlgs w.hdrvw 10 the
Morsaln Kiosk and the emperor after.
Wards returned the farewell visits OF
the diplomatic corps
In the meantime the sultan ana his
e1n. Prime Mchommcd scum Ecnndl.
conducted the empress. the wife Of the
German ambassador. and the maids Of
honor, 90 the hurcm. where they con.
Nrra0d with thn walden auitana. tho
prnceases and other ladies. Ariln
plsha'F daughter acting na Interpreter.
Emperor william presented a gold
snum box tO the Turkish minister of
foreign anairs. Tcwnk Pasha.
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,h. spanish officials are earnestly Try
ing ~ complete the evacuation % the
i"ia,d mas tended % reconcile the au-
,t,rfti.s 20 a postponcmont VI the
original date FOR n completion OF inc
evacuation a month beyond the date
originally fixed upon A.. ,.-
IL Il felt. however. that thefc ~ no
actual loss o. time uton thlH scpra
since the delay. not only hIpi 9A ~.
IN, trr,ps In the United states now Ice.
ing preparod FOR garrison duty but
meantime the Iiechcr hoard. npw IN
cuba selecting camp sites. VIII De enc
lh'ei 90 have almost every detail NJ
the camp arranged 90 that comfortable
quarters viii be In readiness when the
troops arrive.
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NrM MnrINr rnwrn.
in'eutir 81 Lipuinod Ar Meets with -
asrious Accident Ut . Lecture.

New York. oct. 22-Pr0f W. Irving
Fay lco,urui On illulnrd air at the
brooklyn Polytechnic Institute las
rHht and Illustrated UH frsezlng power
Whh some experiments pfat collins.
uf the department 0f language Of the
Polytechnic, and cight H.udsr.a we're
watching the experiments when Four
or nNU ounces % rcd phuHphufUuH.
which Prof Fay had frozen in llquIu.d
nIr and was stirring with a rNck. yX-
plulDd Wlh n dcafcnlnF de,unnti0n and
great force, Prof fay'a face and eye
Wrre sl severely burned that O. is
prnhlhl. b. will lose hIH cycs.Ehg LIN.
o1in burroughs student. was also
badly burned about the face.
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Washington. oct. 2i.--A telegram was
received hy the secretary of she navy
today from Admiral Dewey as Manila
saying that che collier Nero arrived at
Taku On che 18th with her coal On hrc
and HlEgratlnE that, a. he had no
further use tor the vessel, phc be- sent
home
DDWcy said nothing about the p'liil-
cal situation In the PHILIPPINES or me
capture ~ any moro ships belonging
either % the SpanlardH " ihc .nsui-
rrtts. on Al least IN he dld the officials
of the department. viii not admit u.
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London, oct. 22.-Thc excitement over
the faahoda question led an freshman
this morning 10 smash with an umbfcl-
N window Of the office ~ PUNISH on
Fleet street, whore was displayed a
cartoon depicting John lIull threaten
luE a Frauch organ Eindcr who does
not depart when ordered 10 do 30, Thg
iflHhmau rhoutr1 "Nlye ia France" as
h. broke the window and was arrested.
when asked II he was a Frvnohman,
Tho prisoner said
No. am an irlshmau. Had been
a Frcnchman l would have blown
down thu place.
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washington. oct. 22.-iReports re-,
eeIyod al the war department from the
American military commissioners at
Havana indicate that the season has
moi vel sufficiently advanced In Cuba
~ make II even REASONABLY safe u
send any large number OF American
tr,npa 10 the island just now. Ac.
rording TO the last adylces from Dan.
wade. president OF the American com.
mission IL probably VIII be December
before additional truor.- Will be re-
quired IN Cuba. This statement In
connection with the hAshrHn0@~ that
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rRuionr sMAsuur.
fiVc neam Tourists Nilied aud Three
Fatally tniured.

Fort Worth. Tex. Oct ga freight
train on The Rock Island road broke In
tWu at the tup " a steep grade near
here today The rear portion crashed
into the front FecN1n. wrccking and de-
railing several box cara. In one NJ tht
wrecked cars were ten mon. evidently
stealing a ride. Five " tE.n were In
STANDBY killed and three are dying. Tive
escaped fatal Injury. Names q uuflr.
tuuatc men cannot be learned.
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Now York. oct. ga despatch 90 the
Herald frum Havana says
fur nBmo daya reports have bccn re-.
cclvcd ron Cicnfucrls asserting That
tho iuaurgcuts are gruNlng RESTLESS,
committing deprcdauona. and threaten
lng o. prOcIpitato trouble with the
spanish troops So frequently have 80
mora become ana % apparent Their au-
thunuclty that she c1mml.- un VIII
send Captain Page Foraker q Ocntfue-
SOS 90 look into the mt''r AMI, II
necessary ~ read the nN act 10 the IN
aurKoni leaders.
Col Glrauu has made a positive
atugcmcnt thlu an agreement upon the
date OF evacuation would De retchyd
next week and that % will probably b.
January iHt
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Now McatInr ninthln..

Washington. oct 2i.-ln the EFFORT 90
meet German competition. tho fabric
manufacturers OF RoabliN. France. have
developed the new weaving machine.
which In speed SURPRISES the now
Northrop machine OF American lnyon.
ilon. and permits the use OF ordinary
material.
The fabric produced u turned out nj
the asiunlahlngly rapid gait OF from 100
90 i1t rda per day W ten hours. There
u great economy. one workman over
seeing six machines and the motive
force Is onc-half the ordinary require
mont
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DYNAMITE rNrLosioS.
Two Men niowp To- Atoms al Sorth nerAe-
leg Powder Factory,

oakland. cal, oct, 22.-An explosion
occurred In tho miNlug room VI the
Iudsln Dynamite a Powder works nt
North Berkeley today, The building
was totally destroyed aui two men,
Thomas Ruach. foreman " the nitro
glycerlne department. ana Peter Andrr-
sln foreman iu the mAius room were
blown To atoms,
SOME 200 pounds % grilunc junt h'-
tng made into dynamite went on. The
causs OF the explosion lH unknown,
only TIE two dead men were IN the
mlNlng house at the time Of the eN-
ulus.uu.
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srnroK A mnnKrN mn.
Kansas city, riitsburg aud cult TH''n i'll"d
Up Dozens Inlurcd'

st. Joseph, Mo, Oct. IA south
bound passenger train on the hilnAaf
city, pittHburg & Gulf roal was
thrown from the track by. broken
rail near Maryville, Mo-, today Is. r.
Frye u Pittsburg, Kans, was tatally
hurt Brakeman william Calhcul OF
sianberry, Mo-, sustained a boken
arm. Conductor Art Wilson's mama
as badly cut. A dozen passengers
were slightly scratched and bruised.
Frye and Canlout We're removed 10 a
hospital Ia Maryvills.
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M petersburg, oct. Recommending
XXI, ,H w recent speech Of the Britain
ael uttl,9r % the eXchequer. Sir Mich
an, ',lgHs' Beach, tho Movie Vremya
vsI,,,' we chancellor with maklng a
erf,,a, ,'.la,k upon the French gov
nird IN Hhl says he failed 10 bear In
any -, rance has 10 Russia IAN
Pasb.t, l.u 10 support her In tho
'4IIl ~ NOR lnlarrata.
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Pretoria. Trauavaal. oct % The Ma
cato kafllrs have been repulsed by the
force OF BurHhrrH sent against them.
The Burghota chased them into the
mountains. killing several NJ tho ma
tlyrs. The Burrhur artillery dii good
execution and the Transvanl forces SUI
forcd no loss
The fact that tho natives attacked the
nurghcra Is rcEariU daH a declaration Of
war.
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MAcKrNznE nivrn
Reported Big Fluids Are without Material
Foundation, says - rrosI ector.

For, Mcpherson, ~ W, T., August 2.
VIA San Francisco, octoper e. slllam
,rhumser 81 ChlcaF0 and party, enroute
90 me Alaskan gold dlEwngs arrived at
Fort Mophora1n today after passing
Enough Great Slave Lake 10 the Me
Eenzie river down the latter river 90
The Peel river ana up the Peel TO Me
phCra1u
Mr. Thumser aald'
"Our party left Fort Resolution July
tOth. 20 i hld ample time 90 pHrtlnaly
investfFate all rumOrs regarding the
nndlng Of gold In thu tributaries Of the
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81. Louis. oos. s2.-Davld English u
1crscyviiir. Ills. has sven himself ~
10 the police. saying h. u a blgamlat.
Hc said he hn wives living AZ Ncosh1.
NO. JoraeyvllIe. H., Chgiypn, kaa.,
and Mnyvliie. itaa, lie said his con-
science hurt him and he was forced -
hurTvndrr himself.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-22

London. oct 2a.-Thc british cahl-
not has been summuueii o. meet rafiy
next week Tor The purpose ~ discuss
ing the FnHh1dh question. II IN I'M
drrut0od that the government proposes
o. take the steps necessary Go Insist
upon an early and definite statement on
the subject from France.
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inent Barry county farmer living near
Aurora. was takou ili and her case
was pronounced typhoid fever Other
members % tho family soon became
nl Mrs. BLACK. a son and two dnugh-
tiers died, and John Black and another
daughter urc now seriously 80. Ply
aicians are convinced that the trouble
e not typhoid fever but that the we'll
from which this family obtained their
water is poisoned. but how and by
whom is mystery.
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wilmington, oct 2a.-Thc poF;9nlce
a. ,',gf-,r9i ms ordered TIE establish.
80 n IA military postonlce sta, Ion AZ
r,yss near Manila. II viii be known
u Minry station No. ?. o. the san
.,-,.'is.l psa.diiicr and Will accom-
m isfgs number o. troops sta
iI.f.d I'D sho arsenal aad Whereabouts
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Cleveland oct 20 Word has bocn TO-.
colyed by 81, A. bradley VI th|a city
thaf the steamer NsHhul1 reports al
Duluth that she sighted CO. schooner
John Martin. which u was fHirl had
boon i0at ~ Eagle harbor Lake ia.
pfrior. 1te said she appeted 90 be-
all right uud WAS standing w wcu un-
der hur own canvas.
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lexington, oct, 22.--The poatoffice
t.f.Hllmrnt hng arranged with thu pos-
49,, apartment of Japan for the indl-
-, nlhanEc u money orders be-
srs l lh's country and Korea. aud on
NJ. IIlef January I, 1893. money orders
49, lFawn In the United States for
thm,H az the Japanese postoiiiee al
AnlIWpl' Fuaan, Seoul, YuenHan and
Al ~ w Korea, and In like manner
Unl,ad oincea for payment In the
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uotnrWs rHH,inLE cTin,.

.fi, Tier Ihfs" thiidrrn h"cAus" ~" p'd
"A, want fhsm TO GROW ~ wicked
Tgronto. oct. 2L-A DREADFUL tras.
.ly Vas enacted ln the east cnd OF
h. ely tonight when Eliza burrill'
Ia N o. wcll.to-do mechanic, became
l.ntnt.d and sirnnricd her three emil
~. Ethel. AGED y, Stanley, aged o.
ard Harold. artd n years. The nus
and of the woman found all or then
dad when be- came home nom work
TONIGHT The dcmcntei woman gave
a. 4 reason Tor her terrible dcvd thnt
she did not want them 10 STOW w
vicNed
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oRiMINAL's UTOPIA.

e,,n9 "a" In Indian Territory Furnishing
No.. ''"ml''sd Prior To January Last.
20 Fy.t,.oss,e' /, T., Oct. 22.-Accordlng
8rsser,' 'al Judge Springer, there. Is al
sreet - W legal way Of punlahlng a
lfenss LA Tor murder or and other
AS. "''nl''ed prior 20 January 1.
aus ruling was made by Judge
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New orleans. oct 22.-rho Louisiana
board Of health today Issued the fol-
lowing:
New orleans. DOT. q,
whereas. The weather bureau reports
frusiH occurred all over the STAT last
nlHh. '
whereas II IL fact accepted by ep-
dru.. ..f.s ,hat uu Iuol ~ yellow fever
can be- established IN any place after
frost h. shown; therefore. be u
Ordained that AN quarantine ros,Sic-
lions on thr traffic are hereby removed
by the Louisiana state board Of health.
AZ FAR a. 10 o. concerned.
EsHOND sOUcHEN.
President l.. n. Of 4.
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New York. 90. l.-Matiy Matthews
sf UHfkiyu ir.Fhi rui the dtrlrl "a
over Tom Ryan " Philadelphia IN the
thirteenth round ~ what was 90 have
beer twenty-five round analr al
clIrh.WeIrhia Ryan dld some clover
work and andei several hard blows Ia
tha seventh round. bringing Matthews
90 biz knees Loo tha tenth
Ryan Vas ytry sired Hhou the thir-
iH.rlb ruHd began and Matthews
punished him severely Wyan'a sec
Gods throw up the spouse after this
Iul hid gone one minute ana forty
rFht seconds
Jack u'nfHnell young ClrbrtO Of
saa FrHrHcH and Henry Fisher u
brooklyn mes at catch. weights Tor "A
i,a-wlnl hlui Fisher FJt thu decision
a pulaa when the contest had gone
p. Emit Both men fought gamely
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Now york. oct. IA dispatch from
POdn says;
The emperor has been examined men
tally boy thc physician % She French
legation and the diagnosis disclosed The
lci shat he L. suffering from chronic
nephritla. better known ns brightH Dis
case.
Aibumen has been discovered In a
marked degree.
The emperor Il very pllc,hiH eyes ere
punV ha frei badly swollen and 40.
ihUurh there seems 90 Dr. NO immediate
danger. % IL manifest that the emperor
lH IN "a very critical state.
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wno WAS 40 nLANrs
Cincinnati rroof.rsader Found Dead with
Iiis Throat cut.

Cincinnlsl. ohio. oct. 22.-Tho body u
a man has been taken from the Ohio
river near Aurora. Indiana. with his
throat cut Tho two EaAhCa made loo the
throat are such that the curmsr de-.
clarcd they could not be Hnif.iunlctcd.
renee TrJu. o. proof-rcadcr OF the Com
mcrultl Tribune. who quit biz place
Wednesday His friends believe he
Hulcidrd,
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Springfield H.. oct 22.--pavid l..
snyder. one Of the two bachelor broth
trs who gave the city a valuhSe park,
i dead. aged 80, leaving an estate
worth q 600 900. The other broth. who
diod two years ago left 100000 for the
sick poor of the city,
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ron rRo,rrcTIyr oANprpArrs.


na,hlhg'1u, Dot s2.-In response 20
--hliels inquiries on the subject the
NJ, h'i.Nnar u Internal revenue has
thaf ceinhcatea OF nomination
-. ~ other papers or instruments
',s,sAIy legally 90 carry out the cleo
- aNs ~ The United States or the
,'l' states are not subject 60 the
rlp AN Imposed by the new war
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Washington. oct. e a private let
o. haa been received from an officer
% Manila By another otiiccr IN the war
affntmcnt giving some features %
lhs condition ~ the army la Manila
~ Nat time there were about nix hun.
'iod SICK lu the hospital. The climate
uAssi eHcrti0n very dinioult. and every
- slow, The troops are scattered
4''.i TIE city Ia companies, and hold
.l ne streets TO keep out the Ia.
igfg'fia.
lhla IL beautiful country" he
sll and never should be returned %
slalh Who has butchered these doollo
i'pp'e BY Wholesale for ages"
s.hcg ne rain ceased warm weather
~ been very oppressive and sickness
pa, Increased. Typhoid, dysentcrS
"a malaria have prevailed not more 10
WA one should expect In the tropics,
'ae lf'ler rnya that Gen. otis works
.ul ana looks Into every detail Of the
army under his command,
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,...,,o,, Arrive. With $50 sick Soldiers
Md Tirht Deaths on voyage.

- rr.nrtsco, oct. 22.-rhe U. =.
'....-i s.-.msr Rio De Iancrio ar
49, ..'tsy from Manila via hongkonE
-S,slstkl with sick soldierA on
.,f .Bpplsed to number about 90
~ T.-.i Vas sent to the quarantine
.-,i,e ID Anrci Island and particular, !
=, b.f voyage are unob,ainnole at thls
rss RI, bruugh; 100 Eick and wound
a .t.i'rrf from Manila. on the wy
t.,ns elght soldiers died.
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Washington. oct. g2.-rho board Of
officers OF the ordnance bureau which
was directed by Gen. Flaglof 10 inquire
into the conditions OF the spanish small
arms captured 90 Santiago, has made
lta REPORT
The board nuds that the Spanish
arms consist of two patterns. tho
spnnlHh Mauacr of seven millamrivi
o1llbcr and the Turkish MhuHer II
1OS milamctrr cailbrr The cartridges
FOR these arms aro Of course not IN
t,rchnngcnhlr. There 10 only small
percentage Vt tho latter arms, however,
not enough 10 take into consideration
the subject u restoring them for use
In the army
or the spanish MnuHcr Il was found
that about thrce.fourths NJ them could
be- utilized by taking part OF
the remainder and supplying
deficiencies In. the best arms
This would make. at a rough estimate,
1000 Mauaers, available for use la the
army II needed.
NJ decision has been reached na Ia
the feasibility OF introducing them Into
the American army. ana i i possible
that for the present they viii be held
10 await an emergency,
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WnhhinEtunt buis Sc ne fhNNNlhH
sioner OF Internal revenue has material
~ modified the previous ruling ~ h.a
office ~ to the taNibility u receipts
given 10 banks IN lieu M checks Tor
money withdrawn from deposit 1r 9th
erwiHe. In accordance with The opinion
~ the attorney g'ncrtl u IA now held
that a receipt given 10 a hnnN by a pcr.
son to whom IL INDEBTED ~ aH a de-
posit or otherwise. for whom Il holds
funds. Is NO more subject 10 stamp
man a receipt glvcn for any o.hcr debt
or demand"
The commissioner further Gays; "Ths
purpose % the law IL 20 require stamps
upon checks which are commercial, mo-.
gotiahle Instruments, A check, however,
n not required % be In any particular
form. n Il H. 10 a form sufficient Ga
constitute an order Tor ne payment ni
money and assumes the character '0i
commercial negotiable instrument
then u IL Euhjetc 90 the tax.
There IL much banking done, eHpeci-
ally In savings banks, without the use
OF checks at an. Tho deposition having
a book In which the banks denote the
amount deposited on one side and Tho
amounts drawn on The other, OF course
the depositor In such eases draws the
money out ~ the bank hut he does
not give a check, ~ N person does
| NOT give a check he does not have "a
pay tax. and n he goes TO the bank
| and the bank pays him upon itH due
TO him and ne gives a receipt such re-
colpt does not require "A stamp hut u
| he issues hia receipt 80 that II viii b,
/ good In the hands ~ another person 1,
/ draw upon his account for the amount
| ~ il. then Il iNoacs the character Of Q
r,-ceipt and becomes a check and sub
| feet 10 tax.
The Coconino sun., 1898-02-26
Supreme Court.

The supreme court at its session this week handed down the following de- cisions of interest to our readers;
 Territory vs. Charles Hackett, sen fenced from Coconino county for assault to commit murder: judgment of the lower court affirmed.
 C. s. and Anna Mccormack vs. Ari- zona Central bank, appeal from Yava- pal county: judgment of the lower court affirmed.
 J. F. Daggs ct al. vs. ]. H. Hoskins.
The Coconino sun., 1898-02-26

Arizona, employed on the leading east ern papers. He was an unusually bright young man and during his stay in Arizona made many warm friends Phoenix Herald
 s. Price Behan says that the Santa Fe, Prescott X Phoenix Railway com pany is now prepared to handle sheep at Peoria. The sheep shearing and dipping plant is now completed and everything is in readiness for sheep men who want to take advantage of the improved facilities offered by the rail road company. The capacity of the plant is 5000 sheep day.
 The board of Supervisors yesterday afternoon completed the purchase of the poor farm. The site selected is the Hurley tract, embracing l6O acres. three and half miles southwest of the city, and which was appraised by the committee at $6, 100. The price paid by the county was s6,65O. The greater part of the acreage is in alfalfa. An official visit will be made to the ranch next Monday by the board, when the matter of improvements. will be looked into. The board has decided to expend about SI,OOO in the way of buildings and will commence in that direction in about two weeks. The old hospital building and grounds on the Black Canyon road will be sold as soon as pos sible.-Phpnix Herald.