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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05
WAR nArn ~ DIVERSIONS.

n war were not 81 serious a matter.
iho one through which the United
States is p1sslng would parasss some
features in common with opera hlune,
di-s1lving views and other IKE diver
si1ns which relieve without greatly in-
siu1ung the mind General Milaa's
Invasion VI Porto Rico comes s1 near
winning flr usaif namt similar o.
the "Morfy war that thai farelca
production invo'untlrily oniers the
Mind when the other Performance o.
mentioned - Ha tr.umphll tour
sure enough. minus the desp-ihro1,ed
diapason OF Tho engines " destruction
and ths death and misery insgparahlc
from real war ana plus such cordial
aud damlnsirltive meaaur % wgl-
come 1s would ba prov lcafive ~ Huf-
plci1n worc NOT the opportunity for
irsiohcry altogether nib But % De- NOS
specially tho expedition ~ General
Miles that ihls article was designed 90
difrusr
The fantastic tricks and hlmhls.ia
language OF tho two great Insurgents
Glreli and Amlnaldo have ai timoa
been che occasion ~ un liitiH concern
o. those who by training ana expert
sncc are prone % looking upon ic1iars
of mon ls meaning az ils, q ib.ai
proportion " what th.y say. Both
have been iiiler ana not allies W ihe
American forces. AMI NOW both are
allies again. apparently s' loyal that
D .Ha O % I q. b.. Ia d
Co. think that hoy ware over dlsirusicd
ai ail. Relating 90 General Garcia. the
Associated Prsu D. authority Cor the
Statement ih1i th. change In him is
most astonishing and slguihc,nt. n
shows that while he has been known
a. an incorporating Zoe 90 annoXa-
ti1n. this WIS not strange, A.
ruc NJ ihe most important leaders "
the Insurgents. We arr told h. would
naturally prefer az the fruiujn o. his
i1hufa ana risks, ,he establishment ~
au Independent government % the
morning with larger country. In q
cuban republic the rewards " ali mill
ilry heroes would be- moro Elit,orlng
Than state Of Union with only a
small voice In national md intcruh-
t1nal Affairs within ihc last Tow
dbya however. Garcia ms expressed
hn 1p.Hlou that the welfare ~ cuba
d,p ndsi ON her joining the slsiefhiod
of 90, United States Parity on at-
c1un, NJ hiu attitude and partly on so-
count of the same rras1ns which led 10
Die conversion. many OF his ouccr'
now side with him. This Is good nrsi
ana gives birth 90 ihs HOO, and ballet
/ that % has come 10 stay.
or Ike tenor and cffgci 4 the irtsat
"n'p" " the Filipino chief IT, doesn't
want o. "lack horns" with tho uniisd
States ai an. couldn't be- Induced 90
think ~ such q thing. tie will act Ia
fun harmony with our representatives
over there and only asks @ few lIght
o1ncrahoua essential 20 the milnien-
ancs VI hls dignity ana the creation or
"a nlumry impression Cor Heusation)
on the minds of thy people. Very welt
The "N,Ws" votes 90 lDt him hayo
what no asks flr ana have q early. be-
fore thU function u h.g system Ehich
. passes fir mind mdergueu another
I transition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05

Louis and Atlantic seAboard. = via
tho Missouri Pacific Railway. from
Pueblo. Through sleeping ana chair
ears. and ail connections made In
are going East and care for n day
iight ride through the ErnndeHt sccn-
cry OF the Rocky Mountains onroute,
SEQ that your ticket reads via hlis-
soud Pacific Hallway. Elegant chair
cars positively free TO tho holders VI
tpEular train tickets,
Salt Lake CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05

Drwltrs Wiirh Hazel salye has the
largest sale Of any salve In the world.
This fact and IT, merit has led dis
honest people 90 attempt "a counterfeit
d. look out Cor the man who attempts
tn deceive you when y0u call Tor De-
wits witch nazel saiyc, The great
pile cure,
4. e. Schramm. Mccormick nllldlns,
corner Main ana First south streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05

bargains this week M follows; one
Ilallet & Davis Square. tsS.ooi ons ex-
ira me Newman Bros organ. ~ stops
for 1850. lonc line ~ stop Sterling or
Kan, 1890. one Stemona e ClouFh
organ. si5 90. one uco. Prince organ,
1900. Gable Piano company ]. W.
Van SAINT. Manager. s3s Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05

You Invite disappointment when you
experiment ptwlttH Little Early ilis-
sra are pleasant easy, thorough little
PILLS. Thcy cure constipation and sick
headache Just a. sure nH you take
them
y. q. schramm. Mccormick Building.
cnrn-r MINI and FIrat Annlh atrrnln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05

pr0rorilonite low rates VIII bf made
from ogden and ail stations In Utah
south thereof.
Hunting. fishing camping out.
Trains leave snlt Lake city Tor Cache
valley and intermediate points. sos
am. For an other points including
Cache valley. siit pm.
Train north ~ ShoHhone viii run Sun
day. August 1th. 90 connect with this
excursion
CITY TICKET OFFICE.
Masonic Hall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05

Freedom iur colnrcd men II nil right
with the cuban patriots IN cuba. hue
1,rtu domination in the island Ia a
prospect thot turns even such ardent
rryoluuoulats us ucn. caliNto oarcin I"
ud,ucitr cuban annexation 20 tho
United states. by witch the cubans
could boz equally free ~ in a republic
~ their own. aud would be subject 10
nuch icrn danger OF unwclcomc eon-
ditlons nationally.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05

uEWUlNE Is wol adapted 10 the
cure of foVerH 0f an kinds. because IL
thoroughly llognFes the stomach and
bowels az an bilious humors, and eX.
pcls AN Impure avoretloua of the body,
Price 30 cts.
T. c. N, /. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05

More than twenty million free
samples OF DoWitra witch Hazel
eliv0 have been distributed by the
manufacturers. What hettor proof Of
their confidence In iif merits do you
wantf u cures piles. burns. Hcalds.
sores. In the shortest space Of time.
" g. schramm. Mccormick Building.
corner Main and First South streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05
taIl Iel,G y I..., Len ooa Trust Co,

Salt Lake oflcs OF First Wa.ionrI
Bank OF Park city. WIN make loans
at reasonable rates, long or short time,
on real estate, stocks, bonis mort
cages, or approved personal focurlty.
O, J, uALlsBuRf. President.
BAli J KENYON. Treasures
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05
ron rml OMAHA nNrosIrIoN.


The Mo Orando Western Railway an
nouncrH daily rate OF $500 from Salt
the Trans Mississippi Exposition, The
very best train service ana nccnmmoda-
tionH. Tlckst once. Do0iy Block. 100
w. Second South post ONCE curncD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05

Gen. Miles hna pushed troops TO
t-mndo. about twenty mllol from
Arcclbo. on the north side ~ Porto
uico. This IN a clever outilanklng
movement ON uon. otoFn, az Alboniiu.
Il resistance IN proposed at the latter
place m stated. Areciho n practically
In the rear u otcga's position, though
too FAR distant to prevent the spaniards
retiring ON san Juan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05

one Minute Cough cure surprises PED
pic by its quick cures. and children may
take Il Ia large Quantities without tho
least danger. II has won for itself the
best reputation u anN preparation
used today Tor cllds. Group, ticklinE In
the throat ur obstinate coughs
y. G. Schramm, Mccormick building,
corner Main and Fist South streets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05

The readiness with which a spanish
judge at Ponce took the oath tp sup
mort tho Constitution 81 the United
states indicates the ease with which
Porto Ricaus will transfer their patri-
utlc support 90 American rule.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05

closlng gu, white suits and separate
Skirts.
2. g. ~. l. Cloak Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05

The medical properties NJ HANS Hair
Remover 90 inWgurate the scalp re-
move dandrun, restore the hair ana he
color surplss anything ~ lts kind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05

The promised free coIulse ~ silver
nj u ratio. Of e TO I. n there Is any
backing Co the move, viii be watched
with deep interest leo the West, bcnure
~ its great Importance. II adopted,
tho move would have 70 significant bear
ing on silver us % financial issue ln tho
nation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05

Subscribers changing thcir place n tcsi-
dtnco should always sivo former as Wen ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05

Tho nrsrnrr qrut-wrrRtY Nrws f. pub
ilshcd on Tuesday and Friday each week
Tho Drsunrr wrrKtY In magazine form is
Iubiishcd every Saturday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05
MInarMMrn rNcrRsIoN

To An Points North. Via the oregon sh"rt
Line
on Saturday August 9Th. Rates from
Salt Lake aa fulluWa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05
i Dainty SIMMER MEAL

can be enjoyed from our iine Spring
Lamb, Roasting Chickens or Prime
lih or HUMP R0aHts Of BCcf. All tho
delicncicu " the season IN Spring
Poultry. Veal. FLATS Of Beef that make
nu appuiizlng ana satisfying meal on
hot day. can always be secured
from our prime stock.
choice Boiled Ham for Summer
Lunches.
PALACE MEAT MARKET,
sss So Mnln. }. n. MARRIOTT.
Tel. iss. Prop
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-05

Tho prarnrr rvrStSo NTws f. published
frtiv rurdny excepted. ~ corner ~ S1utu
Ifd last Temple streets, Salt Lake tiy
Heuulaf edition At o'clock
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03

ratoga i przebywa{ ma fannie swo-
jego OLGA az do II roku zycia.
Opusciwszy szko4y, osiadF W Sara
toga ma farmie, kt612 kupi}.' I otem
by} przez kr6tki czas kolejowym
agentem pocztowym, a wreszcie "
St. Charles trudni} sic kupiectwem,
Pan French zas}uzy} sobie ma
to, ably przedewszystkiem Polacy
W powiec1e Winohskim IA niego
g%}osowali: Albow1em zatrudnia W
SVEN b1urze Polaka kaleke, po-
wszechnie znanego i szanowanego
pana W}adyslawa szaw}owskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03

Jest to g4adki, lubiany obywa~.
tel, zdolny przedstawlciel zachod-
niej czesci powiatu Winohskiego
ma tykiecie republikahskim: Pan
French by} mocnym kandydatem
pred dwoma laty tez pewnoscia
przy nadchodzacych wyborach
}atwo mu przyjdzie zwyciezyt.
20 objeciu urzedu, ktory PREY
k}adnle p1astowa}, zamieszka1 pan
French W Winonie i znacznle po-
wlekszy} liczbe swych przyiaci6}
W Gaszem miescie.
Pan French urodzif sic W sa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03

czyli posla do Seimu Stanowego
st. Paul, Mimi. Hi]la przecie
juz MIC z nami ME 12czy; ME miesz
ka on navel teraz stale W Winonie
lecz W Duluth. A gdyby ME .jege
pieniqdzc chytrosc, by4by Polal
zostal n"mlnowany Ia te godnosc:
co tcz sic s%fusznie ~na]eEa1o.
Hill juz mial dosyG urzed6w,
z laski inohskich Folak6w. By]
juz i poslem do St. Taul i alderma
mem: jeszcze wiecej chcia}by sic
I bogacic przez Polak6w, choc ME
nalezy do Wlnony, lecz do Duluth.
Milo White, %kandydat ma
urzad Kongrcssmana ma tykiecie
demokrackim, urodzi1 sic W Yer.
mont, W roku 1880, a vice liczy
oko1o 70 lat. w roku 1882 WV
brali go do Kongresu republikanie,
a W roku 1884 ponownie zostaf
nominowany, ma}a wiekszoscia.
By} *6wczas W najlepszym wieku,
a jednak ME posiadaf zdolnosci do
skutecznego reprezentowania W
kongaesie waznych spraw odnos-
nego powiatu. W ciagu tego CITE.
rolecia tylko raz go odznaczono,
biorac go do komitetu r6lnictwa.
Kto przejrzy sprawozdania z
~6wczesnych Kongresow,
temu zdaje sic, re pan White
ME otworzy} ust ma poparcie
lub potepleaie jakiego wniosku,
s5aw1onego podczas jego pos}owa-
MIA do Kongresu. Milcza1 nawet
podczas obrad mad wnioskiem O
oleomargarinie, opracowanym
przez jego komitet.
Jezeli pan White ME by} ode
oowiednim / zdo]nym do reprezen.
5owania interes0w ludu wow,zas.
ziedy by} W sile wieku, jezeli POI
'zucony zosta} cd rcpublikanow,
ziedy stara1 sic o nominacya ma
;rzsci termin, w}asnie z powodu
'wei niezdolnosci, jakzez m6g4by !
IN teraz, kledy SHY jego celesne i
lmys}owe zaczynaja s}abna5 cd
.tarosci, przys}uzyc sc tutejszemu
lystryktowi W Westinghouse? !
Teraz stara on sic z powro-
EN- dosta6 do kongresu ma plecach
'artyi demokrackiej, albowiem ko-
~liecznie zedzieJe mu sic ofsu.
Przeciwnik jego, pan James A.
z tego miasta, Jest republic
laninem, lecz jest to MAJ s1lnego
.,harakteru i wyiatkowych IDOL
losci. Jest on cz}onk;em Konitetu
i Srodk6w ways and Means
Jommittee), najwazniejszego W
.%o1gresie, i by1 W tvm komite-
,ie cd samego poczatku swego
.yboru. Podnosi} CLOS W halach
ujmuja c sic nietylko
"a ludem ninieJszego distry1tu, ale
tez Stanu, a nawet ca4ego p61noc~
nego zachodu. Jego wystepowanie
"a i przeciw rozmaitym sprawom
jest, jak przyznaja, zawsze jaknaj-
dzielniejsze i ma zreczniejsze.
Jest to cz}owiek m1ody, ME
jeszcze do rajlepszych lat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03
WYBoRY.


miescie i powiecie zyczliwi m
ludzie czynia starania, ably wybran
zostaf La urzad auditora powlato
wego.
Pan MichaEowski, wstepuis
do wojska ochotu1czcgo, dovijd}
re Jest prawym, patryotycznyn
obywatelcm i przez to zjedna} sobi
serca wszystkich amcrykanskicl
patryot6w, por6wnie, jak wszyscy
mfodzi zoEnierze, kt6rzy zaciagne.
Ii sic pod choragiew, ably walczyt
"a sprawe ludzkosri.
Wszedzie o MIN jaknajprzy-
chylniej sig wyra7aja.
lego pasowanie ma porucz
nika kompanii E, godne i wierne
~spe1nianie obowiazk6w oGcera, to
najlepszy dow6d, re m1ody ten
czfowiek posiada rzadkle IDOL
nosci.
By1 on sobie biednym ch}opa-
KEN i wybraf sig W droge zywota
z pr6znemi rekoma, lecz ciezka,
uczciwa praca, %trzezwem,
oszczednem zyciem, dorobif sic
wygodnego domku W naszem mics
Gle. By1 s%umiennym l gorliwym W
pe}nleniu obowiazk6w, i bedzie
wiedziaE, Jezli zostanie wybranYm,
jak Ola ludu gospodarzyc.
Popularnosc pana Micha}ow~
skiego AZ pobudza przyjaci61 jego
przeciwnikow do zazdrossi. Wy
myslili o MIN bake, re juz teraz
porobif obietnicc co do ustanow1e-
MIA klcrk6w W Biurze auditora,
jcsli z~ostanie wybranym.
Niechaj mkt podobnym plotn
kom HE dale WARY. Wymyslone
zosta1y one jedYnie ma to, ably p.
Michalowskiemu szkodzic. SEA-
nowny kandydat dotad mic nikomu
ME obicca@.
Skoro zostanie wybranym, o
czem bynajmniej ME watpimy, to z
pewnoscia bedzie sig liczy} z zy-
czcniami wlekszosci, szczeg6lnie
rodak6w, co do obsady posad Sc
kretarskich. Kazdy mu przyzna, re
takie zachowan1e sic jest n%ajroz
sadniejszem.
Kazdy polski wyborca W po-
wiecie Winonskim moze z duma
oddaG sw6J CLOS ma pana Mlcha-
}owskiego, nietylko ola tego, re
jest to godny, uezciwy i milky W
obejsciu obywatel,-ale take z
obowiazku narodowego pow1nien
p~rzyczynic sig do wyboru rodaka,
dopomagajac mu do wyzszego sta
Eowiska, z ktorego moze ws}awiac
imie po]sA1e i %skuteczniej, niz obey
nam pochodzeniem urzednik; przy-
sfuglWac sic POlakom.
Wyb6r pana porucznika Mi
cha}owskiego bedzie j%eszcze wieceJ
znaczy4, iak to. Polacy beda mleli
pfzedstawiciela pomiedzy urzedni-
kami powiatowymi, kt6rego dotad
nigdy ME mieli. Przeprowadzalismy
wyb6r powiatowych urzednik6w
demokrackich, a CT, jak to sic
m5wi, zawsze %puszczali mas W
traby.
Blizsza koszula, anize]i sukma-
IA. Przyczyhmy sic do od%znaczenia
Jednego z posr6d mas, Po]aka z
krwi kosci, i g}osu m y W
a blizszy Wtorek ma
pana J a k 9 b Nj i O W.
kiego o!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03

TAX dznny szeryf, jak urze- Pan Thurman urodz} sic W
dujacy cd dw6ch lat pan A. ". roku 1854 W Milwaukee, lecz cd
Fuhrman, moze Smia1o liczyd ma IL roku swego zamieszkue W Wi
wyb6r ponowny. monte. Dawniej ugo mieszka1 W
Jest to jeden z najwyrozumial. 4tej wardzi, gdzie go wszyscy
szych cz}onk6w partyi republican, stars1 polscy osadnicy dobrze
skiej. a jk jest skromnym iuprzej~ znaja Zawiazanie sic pelskiego
mym, szczerym cz}oviekiem, o oddzia1u stray ochotniczej W roku
TEN przekonali sic Poacy ma uczce 1878 g}dwnie jego bY1o zas}uga.
wyprawionej niedawno ola poslich Sam przez lat II by| czEcnkiem
o~chotnikdw, Ia ktdrej svobodnic stray ognowej MIN zosta1 szry-
vesolo, jakby W gronie najpoufal- fem pelni} przez kilka lat obowiazki
szych sobie przyjaci6], sic bawi}. Deputy szeryfa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03

Department No.e22.
416 LA SALE AVE. CHICAGO, ILL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-18
.RAVuNS' ASPHALlUM BILL
PLAN TO DISPOSE OF UNCoM-
PAHGRE LANDS.
Proof Must Be Made That Each Pur-
chase Is For the Exclusive Use of
the Purchaser.

The following is the text of the bill
introduced by Senator Rawlins for the
disposal of the asphaltum lands on the
Uncompahgre reservations:
A bill to provide for the disposal of the
asphaltum lands within the Uncom-
pahgre Indian reservation in Utah.
Be it enacted by the senate and house
of representatives of the United States
OF America in congress assembled, that
the secretary of the interior, as soon
as may be after the passage of this
act, shall cause public surveys to be
made of all lands known to contain
asphaltum or gilsonite in the Uncom-
pahgre Indian reservation in Utah into
claims 1,500 feet along the course, apex,
or outcrop of the vein of such mineral,
and 300 feet on each side of the center
thereof; also cause such claims TO be
so marked on the ground that the same
can be readily located and identified
and described by numbers. That such
claims in said reservation shall be dis
posed of as follows:
The register and receiver of the land
Office at Salt Lake City, in the state of
Utah. shall cause ninety days public
notice to be given, by publication in not
less than three newspapers published
in said state, of general circulation,
and such other newspapers as may be
designated by the secretary of the in
terror, designating the claims to be sold,
inviting bids for the same, not exceed
ing one claim to any one person, stat
ing the time during which bids may be
made, that the same must be in writ
ing, sealed and delivered to such regis
ter accompanied by a certified check
at the rate of So an acre, payable to the
receiYer), on or before a time to be
named. when all such bids will be
opened in the presence of such regis
ter and receiver and such others as the
secretary of the interior may designate
to be present and witness such opening;
also the place where such bids will be
opened. That each claim as aforesaid
will be sold to the highest bidder. but
at rate not less than $40 per acre. sub
ject to the following conditions:
That only citizens of the United
States shall be entitled to purchase;
that a prepayment of S. an acre be
made; that within one year after the
land is struck off to him the purchaser
shall expend at least 500 for the de-
velopment thereof; that during each
succeeding year the further sum of 500
shall be expended, until the full sum
of $500 has been so expended, and after
the expiration of not less than three
nor more than five years from the date
of original purchase. satisfactory proof
be made to the land department of COM
pliance with the foregoing conditions,
and that such purchase is for the ex-
elusive use of the purchased; and upon
payment of the balance of the purchase
price for said land a patent shall be is
sued therefor. The secretary of the in
terror may make such rules as he may
deem necessary to carry into effect the
foregoing provisions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-18
RESERVOIR SITE SOLD.
Silver Creek Company Sells Out to
Wales Land Owners.

Mt. Pleasant, March 1.-THE Silver
Creek Reservoir company of this city
succeeded this week in disposing OF
the site and water right of their reser-
voir, situated near Wales. to Wales
land owners. Ephra:m parties desired
the property, but Wales outbid them
and secured it. 1t is valuable property
to them.
Hon. Thomas D. Reese. a member
of the state board of land commissions
ers, who removed with his family from
his home in Wales, this county, TO
Salt Lake City last fall, returned this
week to his former home and hereafter
viii reside there. A banquet was ten
dered Mr.. Reese and family by the
residents of Wales in honor of his re-
turn.
The Farmers union of this city has
completed arrangements for a public
lecture upon agricultural topics. TO be
given next Saturday, beginning at 2
o'clock pm, and continuing two hours.
and an adjournment being taken to 80
o'clock in the evening. Hon. Luther
Foster of the Logan agricultural COL
lege will be present and address the
meeting.
James Monson and James Meyrick.
two prominent sheepowners of this
city. came in this week from an ex-
tended trip TO different localities on the
west deserts, where sheep are being
run. The gentlemen report that sheep
are looking well, and that few losses
have been sustained by parties from
this section during the winter. many
reports to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. Several herds owned by Salt Lake
men suffered very heavy losses.
A new furniture store is among the
new business ventures in this city, a
representative of the firm being at
present in Salt Lake City engaged in
purchasing stock of goods. The store
will be opened next week.
George A. loves branch implement
house in this city received two car
loads of machinery this week.
The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wilcox of this place was cele-
brated this week. Relatives from sur
rounding settlements and some from
other sections of the state were in at
tendance and the occasion was very
much enjoyed.
A S. Nilsson of this city has received
notification of his nomination by the
l. o. o. F. grand lodge to the position
of grand warden in that order There
are but two higher positions in the
lodge
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-03-18
DALTON MURDER CASE.
Petition to Have 1t Dismissed-Wa-
ter Case Tried.

Marysvale, March 16.-A petition has
been put in circulation in this county
petitioning the county attorney to dis
miss the case against Marvin B. Dalton.
indicted for the murder of James Ket-
tleman. The county has been pretty
thoroughly canvassed, except Grass
Valley, and the petition has been
signed by every one to whom present
ed Among the rest the coroner's jury.
and that portion of the grand jury to
whom presented. who acted in the case,
as also all of the main witnesses for
the prosecution. Your correspondent has
seen the petition. The grounds stated
for Mr.. Dalton's release are that petit
TONERS believe the man to be innocent,
and that he could never be convicted
on the evidence in trial court
By consent of the parties to the con-
troVerSy over the waters of Ten Mile
creek the case of Martha Pitts House
against Joe Chissell, Joseph HOwse and
Charles Nelson, trial of case was COM
rccr ed here at Marysville before Judge
Jacob Johnson on Tuesday morning,
ant was finally submitted to the court
this afternoon. The court took the case
under advisement until next Saturday.
a. which time decision will be rendered
at Richfield.
1t has been storming in the mountains
surrounding this section for the past
week From two to three feet of snow
has fallen, as stated by those who have
come down from the heights. The val
ley hereabOuts was covered with about
an inch of snow this morning.
st. Patrick's day is to be celebrated
with a big dance St Patrick's night at
Fulmer'S hall