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The Sauk Centre herald., 1898-06-23

Municipal ordinances establishing a
license fee for "fire sales are held to
be valid by the supreme courts denial
of the application of FL. d. Minces fol
a writ of habeas corpus. He refused
to pay the license fee in Winona and
was arrested. His defense under
habeas corpus proceedings was that the
law was unconstitutional. ....
The Sauk Centre herald., 1898-06-23

DeWitf's Little Early Risers.
The famous litfie pills.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1898-06-23
CHAPTER III.

"What is it, Thorndyke? What are
you looking at?'' And the American
slowly left the bed and approached his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-28
DAMAGE SUIT ON TRIAL
Case Of H, 8. Davies, Assignee, Against the
Utah Plumbing Company.
PMHff ASKS $4,000 OF DEFENDANT
For Alleged Unlawful seizure Of Plumb
Ing oouds supreme Court Decision
other Court Matters.

Judge cherry and jury are engaged
today trying the issues In the case ~
Henry H. Davies. Assignee. against
Nat NJ brigham and the rtah Plumb
ing Supply Company Moylc. Zane a
CoabFan appeared for piaiutn and
George Sutherland and Joseph r. Rich
ards for the defendants
suit In this case was brought by
plaintiff to recover $4,000 damages
frum each of the defendants alleged to
have been sus,u.ntd by pnlnun
through the alleged unlawful seizure
Of the stock Of plumbing goods and as
sets ~ the Hccsch-pHvioa Sanitary
company. valued OF $1,000.
The complaint s,ta forth that un tho
18Th Of July. 1895. the iiccsch-Dnv.,s
ganitary company made an assign
ment. naming n. o. Davies presldent
and mannrrr ~ thH company ussIEne'.
10 u then so ont thH on The 4ni ni
July. 1855. while Davies was Do charge.
ufirhHn. under n WIT ~ nttAHhm
issued IN tn suit NJ ihs Utah Plumbing
company. tevied and seized the goods
and assets VI the Hecsch-Davlcs CONE
mo defanso is that The assignment
~ tho blrr. h.uhvirr company was
ffuudulrntiv m1dn and with ihH lutrns
tlon Of dsfrau1lnn Dc creditors.
The hearing had not concluded nt
rf0aH time.
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otherwise showing Themselves on and
when the chief and hls wife came In
sight. saw some fun. Mrs Davenport
was In the lead, and she was crowded
over to the hillside, where she dis
mounted and climbed up the hill The
chief was next and was on the outside
near the bank. whore % Is about 80 feet
TO she bottom Of the bank. Tho boys
drove straight across and crowded him
on the bank. and he FELL hruIsing him
prif considerably Tie was up 100 an m
staut. however. and into the buggy ~
went. landing one nst and men the
other on the smart youths. ne thgn
roi out and rode on ~ the canyon.
The b1ys drove ON. aubdued. ana WINE
thrir hair was standing. and they W,ere
bloody and bcdraggicd, mes an'.
buggy. She occupants u Whicn mao
sran me whole deal They learned
thaft th1t the man they crowded Wns
chief Davrnt lit. and they drove lik.
wild nre 90 town. and started 10y -At
Lake. Thry iolrphnnrd up t1lny 20
irsrn n Oh. chief had plead guilty hut
thc chief could not b' found.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-28
MINOR MENTION.

David Keith. Esq. has returned from
an eastern trip.
saltair is out with cake-waN Tor
tomorrow night
There IL deficit OF about $4,000 In
the city treasury.
The Hnucrhnch orchestra II now In
attendance at Lagoon every evening.
Hon. 4. n. Crltchlow has returned
from the East. whtre he has been for
three weeks.
Prof. W. 8. Reyes, distinguished
Feuloglat and mining engineer. has ar
rived from san Francisco.
a lawn party will be given this even
Ing nt the residence ~ Walter Lloyd.
22s east South Temple street
II Ia probable that the city Council
will tonight pass an ordinance liking
this years tax lovy at I millA
Prof. stephens wants TO meet all
members OF the Sousa chorus at tho
Assembly hall at o'clock Friday
afternoon.
A young lad named Gallagher. and
who lives ON sixth street, was throw %
from "a horse yesterday evening ScN g.
crai severe bruises about the head and
face were the results, but the injuries
were not serious.
Dr. Tanner ~ the Agricultural Coz
icge leaves here tonight Tor Washing
ton. lie viii make u strong nghi fsr
the next session ~ the National Edu-
Cntlnnni association.
The sporting fraternity made forfeit
lures iu TO- li.r NHets t...s s. .tsH
tune Of about 900. whilc three way
ward whcUlmun Lost g. rari. Hud one
charged similarly was discharged.
The Park city woman'H relief COM
mittce has - far received f-,N2s.2a In
cash. besides clothing, blankets. Hour.
coal etc. The cnmmittCe " dulng a
good work and IT, appeals arr meeting
with crcditable response.
An veteran Danish soldiers residing
IN Utah and nulEhboring states, who
served In the Scheswlg- il0lstUln war
81 1850. arr requested ~ send tnoir
names TO Peter Hansen. Danish consul.
gg7 seventh East street. u they desire
an honorary cash gift from the Danish
government.
Application blanks will be- furnished
any persons who desire h. take the
state examinations 60 be- given under
the auspices Of the state board ~ riu-
cation on August rs. Apply 60 Hon.
John II. Park. chairman nf the board,
or 90 Dr. J. y. Millspaugh. about
August !.
A copy - the Hawaiian Gazette pub
liahed az Honolulu. % the date June
Q, contains "a lengthy AMI Interesting
account Of the visit ~ the first United
states military expedition on ~ way
20 Manila. The copy wis received to-
day by Clerk Lrtchcr OF the Federal
court.
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TtltGRAPHlc BREylnGs.

Tho Hawaiian annexation resolutions
were taken up In the senate today ana
Mr.. Cancry tl.aD resumed his speech
In opposition 70 the RESOLUTIONS.
wisoonaln'a scmi-chntennlal eelebrn.
tion was inaugurated today.
The President sent In another lot Of
army nominations today among them
i've captains from east of the Mlsals.
sippi Tor col willard Young'H rogi.
ment of volunteer engineers.
gpanlards admit officially that they
had captain and seven soldiers Killed
ana two lieutenanta and twelve men
wounded In the battle at Ia Quasina.
They claim that they compelled tho
Americans 10 retire.
william Henry NJ. Haw Rhawn. the
Wen known banker ana ot-prcsident
OF the American BANKERS association.
died last night at his Residence at Fnx
Chase, a suburb OF Philadelphia, aged
60 years,
cahlogram has been received from.
sierra Leone West Africa by REV. II.
W. fuckengor, secretary ~ the United
hrethren society here stating that Rev.
WHEREFORE, wife aud four children arr
now safe at lentho. ON the west coast
on Africa, They were not killed. but
hnd been held for ransom.
There was q disastrous fire mi.
morning In the building occupied bv
HySlnser ana Rosenthals department
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WEATHER REPORT.


Weather report showing observa.
lions at 5 am. todny'
salt Lnke-Bnromcter s9SS. tenn
paraturt, 65. minimum On wind,
east, miles per hour. clear,
Baker city barometer, s0.2i. tcm-
pgraturD. 3s. minimum, %. wind,
Huuth. light. clear
cheyenne barometer. 21Gs; tem-
pyruturo. 6si minimum. o.. wind,
southwest light; clear.
liaNre= Barometer $500 tcmperu-
ture, o., minimum, %, wind, south
west 20 miles per hour. rain, trace.
clear,
lIelcua barometer. 5000. tempora.
turr, ~. minimum 49, wind, west,
light; clear.
Miles city barometer, 800. tenn
pornturc, 60; minimum, 90. wind,
northwest, " miles per hours clear.
Idaho fallH-lnrumnier, 2NhS, tcm-
pUrlture, 5i3 minimum. "a. wind.
south. 90 mlly uHr hour, clear
WinnpmucU4- barometer 2p.NA. tenn
pgraiurr 90. minimum, 62, wind,
north. ~ miles per houri partly cloudy.
GUuornl and local forecasts for 80
hours ending s pm, tomorrow;
For Iluh' Forecast made M san
Francisco, Fair t0usht ana Wcdnes-
dny, warmer Wednesday.
For salt Lake Guy and ylclN .yi
Fair tunIFht and Wednesday; warmer
J, If SMITH.
observer. weather bureau.
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THIS IS FOR GUARDSNEN
INFANTRY WILL SOON HAVE A CHANCE


a News" reporter this afternoon in
torvcwcd Governor Wells with refer
encc TO the reported determination ~
the National Guard TO disband. action
upon which was taken at a meeting at
the armory last niFht. and which VIII
be- found IN ans;hor column VI this I'M
precision Of the "Newa."
IT is impossible FOR the Euardsmcn
to dlsband." said his excellcncy, "be-
cause they are an enlisted Tor three
years. or course there Is a great deal
Of dissatisfaction reported. and It I'M
doubleday exists. but a great deal "
this talk IL unjust TO me. I have tried
faithfully 20 Induce the war department
20 allow ~ e. furnish Infantry. 30 have
an our representatives In Congress. No
opportunity for presenting pur wishes
In this respect has been allowed to ~
by. bat the war department has stead.
~ refused 10 allow ua to enlist Infantry.
ThUy wanted artillery and We were
obliged to nak for that class ~ re.
crults Many % the nuariamen Who
are now dissatisfied would not Join any
but Infantry volunteer companies. and
these not being called for. they have
been left behind. N they only have
little patience. however. their turn Will
come. and they will have n chance 20
so 10 war Al they need 60 do ~ g.
exercise their patience Tor a while and
there will be- an opportunity Tor the
infantry men Who desire to do ~ to 20
to the frunt."
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emil on HI, Good Behavior.

Emil Levin. the youthful defendant
whom County Attorney Van Colt inter
vcncd Tor Monday. showed up at nine
o'clock this morning az Mr. Van Colts
Office ana took an inventory OF thing
and matters IN general. lle was
logged up la his hest suit of clothes
and presented neat and clean appear
ance. Levin appreciates Mr.. Van Cots
kindness In saving him from the i,e-
form school. and says he can't show
his gratitude IN any better way than
20 b. n good boy ana do as he IL told.
Hr passed h.. time today testing the
ease and comfort ~ the office chairs.
watching the steuoTrapher use the
typewriter. studying Scutty Rankin.
method ~ buying witness and jury
scrip and giving an occasional glance
Into the criminal court.
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this ciiy.to make arrangements for the
regular summer camp Ere.
Lieut.. wedgwood spent sunday here
with his family The men whom he en-
listed while here are requested to gO 60
Salt Lake on Wednesday morning.
Tho new omclai stamp Of the Inter-
national Exposition have been received
at the Provo poatoiiicc and are nov
On sale. They are of "a very pretty
design.
The sheriff il inqulrlng into the as
Hauit ~ Joseph y. Russell which oc-
CURED ON the evening u the young
mans wedding reception at Lchl. on
Saturday night last
Formulation to we'd waA today granted
TO George H. Williams aRcd "a. Of Lake
Shorc.and Henrietta Hone, aged n, of
benjamin. The young couple Will De-
married at the Salt Lake Temple on
Wednesday
Richard u. Lyman spent Sunday In
Provo interesting tho Y. NJ NJ. I. assoc
Citations ~ this stake IN the excursion
TO snltalr In the near future. The au.
thoritlcs have decided 90 Join IN with
the Salt Lake association.
The rparrlng contest 40 the opera
house Monday night drew out a large
crowd. John J.. Thomas uf Salt Lake
Havo.a very clever exhibition with the
indian clubs. which made "a bic HIT
The main contest between Bean and
strange was tho best ever seen In Pro-
yu. az long ~ u lasted Strange gave
out In the sixth round on account Or
the MIR being 20 close. and and na he
had trained down too much. q pounds
which LETT him weak, lie done hi
training up la the mountains, nnd
coming down here In tho valley. the
air oppressed him. Tho fiEht was given
TO Bean. There were two other bouts
between local men.
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COUNTY BOARD or EQUALIZATION.
Completed lis LabOy last Night Amour, O
Reductions and Increase,

The county board Of equalization
completed It's labors last night, after
holding daily sessions lasting twenty.
one days. The sum Of u.ssi,Gss has
been taken on the assessment rolls Of
the county The Increase In assess.
ments viii approximate something over
81 100000. leaving about 100000 on the
side uf reduction The principal In
crease In valuation was made IN the
twelve principal business blocks. which
were raised twenty per cent above
Assessor Quinn'a valuation. The pfln.
Clral reductions have been In mortgages
and personal property. The board ten
dered STR. quinn. his deputy Mr. 1cn
nlngH. ana corps ~ workers o. vote %
thanks for the able manner in which
the assessments had been made. nnG
then adjourned sine die.
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MOTHERS CONGRESS.


IN preparation for the Mothers con-
-rcas. Miss May announces that all
mrmbors 81 the committees arr re-
ausstcd o. meet at ihc Assembly Han
no o O'Clock on Thursday morning,
whore Instructions will be Elvcn after
nnai discussion ~ The plans Mrs.
Maynard also desires 90 mcet 90 the la
dis here who desire 60 speak during
the congress. Tor the purpose " SWING
ihrm some points as 20 the most ad-
vantrranua manner NJ delivering theit
addresses 60 best suit the acoustics nf
the Assembly HAN Al such are re-
uuosted to meet AZ 10 o'clock Thursday
morning Al the young ladies who
desire III contribute flowers land % o.
hoped that there are many N theml are
requested % bring them 10 the IA
srfnhiy hall ON Thursday Tho badges,
etc.. flr the committees AMI members.
will be on sale at the Rod Cross
headquarters,
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thirteen guns at day-broak, followed by
martial music. and at q. m. another
salute VIII be fired. this calling Tor the
procession to form. the ranks 20 be
fiiied on Eleventh East and Twelfth
South streets The procession start.
az 10 a. IN. and goes to Greenwood
Park. where songs and musical selec-
tons will be given and the Declaration
OF Independence read. At noon pick
mckfnrwlfl be- INDUCED Inland In the ar
tcrnonn q variety entertainment VIII be
the order. this followed by a chhdren's
dance.
Hon. oeorne ". Cannon Will be the
orator OF the day. and 20 close the eN-
erciaos. grand ball takes place IN the
evening. All patriotic people are IN.
vlied to thus celebrate Independence
nuy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-28

Tomorrow at y. m. =, =. Williamson
viii have a hearing before Jushoe Mel.
sen, The charge againat him ls prr-
ferred by d, NJ Bun. who alleges lh1'
IN April 20, williamson told Bun thlI
there was n piec. uf cloth loo Gao ln.
fnme having been ordered hy William
son fsr Hurt, ana thai me latter could
ontatn tho Same hy paying williamson
SO. which De- ala, There WaH no cl1,H
In the express office, however. ana now
c0qnes the ch1rEH uf obtaining mon d
under false prgtsuseB,
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Erg within an Ere.

A few days ago Mrs, Bogga. of Union.
Salt Lake county, was surprised 10 ind
an extraordinary large hens egg In her
poultry nest She has one half.breed
white loghorn hon that lays eggs what
arv usually one thlrd larger than those
OF other hons, hut this time she laid
a perfect double egg, one Inside the
other the inner one having n perfect
hard she'll floating IN the white al
bumon. The outer egg measured eight
Inches hy rN Inches In circumference
and weighed eight ounces.
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store, Peoria. Ills. The loss ia a..
total on the stock which was s,finost
at $4,000 and was insured TO- salned
per cent Loss Is heavy on the b snSy
The Woodworkers strike n,
kosh stun continues, although tho ,b nm.
factories running claim an inc,o.ssnte,
thirty workmon today. After rss s Of
"a computations with the local an,t sat'
tiles the governor has decided NO.,
WitnuIaw me troops until danger Y,
viii not be until after the Fop,,t
July, at least. OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-28

Want II Just right You don't want
baking powder that will raise the
mortgage on your house. You don't
want one either that viii leave your
biscuits and pie crust with q quality
Of sole leather not yet one that will
Give them a yellow color. what you
do want Is a baking powder that will
do It's duty Just right. make your crusts
light and fiaky without overriding Il.
give them a Wilderness tina, Is not too
white and make your baking all pala-
table. U. =. Baking Powder Ia that
kind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-28

Tho Danish vice consul In this city.
Mr. Peter Hansen. says the Danish
government recently appropriated 100.
900 kroner % be distributed among the
veterans ~ tho war with Germany
ists-50. He thinks there arr several
~ these In Utah, ana h. offers hla as
HaiunCc ln obtaining the money. N
those entitled 90 IL will call OF write to
him about the matter.
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A New One.

Tho "Ncws" should previously have
mentioned now venture IN tho we'll
allied nuld ~ utah Journalism, the
Washington County News, ~ iH pub
llshcd no ST. George by John n. Wallis
ana he well-nppearnr. wcll.nllfd
sheet nc four six column pages The
proprietor complains som HWhnt uf the
Hranty advertising patronage, and
plainly fells the people that they must
come IN the front or he win not delay
matters In going TO the rear. our
namgsake liz entitled IN recognition.
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on Thursday next the Nineteenth
ward sunday school will have an out
lnr at Cnldor'H Tho days program
Includes horse racing. bicycle Hcorch-
Ing and Hpriutlng, and promises o. b.
~ % highly interesting character. be-
sides. there will hs hIily contested
game ~ baseball. the best team vim
ming. Tho public ia Invited o. Join IN
the festivities
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-28

The voting contest Tor most popular
young lady in the Tweniy.nrst warl L.
going with a vim ana several prom
lncnt names are already In the race,
Among the candidates already voted
Tor are Mrs Thomas y, Thomas Alice
iiilton. Florence echllrs, May Danger
field. Alice calder. Annie owen. May
Hurt. The present status ~ the votes
~ IN the order above named. The
ward takes an excursion 10 Lagoon on
rhnrAlly.
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EPIscOPAL CHURCH IN urAH.


Articles Of Incorporation o. the Cor
poration of the Episcopal church In
Utah were MED with the county clerk
today. having Tor It's objects the re-
Hrl1ua. missionary charitable hnc
educational purposes OF the Protestant
Episcopal church.
Abel Leonard II named ~ president
oN-otnclo. W. T.. MalHon vice president.
j. n, knauHs, secretary, and John 4.
iloughton, treasurer The following
persons are named as trustees. who
shall continue In Office until tho mex
regular meeting OF the conyoCatlun
Ahlel Leonard. James n. Hnlsey, II.
Douglas Wallace. W. =. Mllson. John
A, iiouehtun. Graham +. Putnam and
j. ". knuusH II ~ provided that
each trustee shall qualify by giving o
bond IN the sum OF $500.
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Three MILES FROM SANTIAGO.


Washington. u. C.. June ss.-uen.
shaftcr reports that at . o'clock last
night the army was west ~ aan Juan.
within three miles ~ Santiago. and IN
plain sight Of the city. This position
had Just been abandoned by the enemy
and all Il progressing we'll.
Here b. biz dispatch;
on Slbunry, June 20, pm, via Playa
del Estv.=Adit.- Washington Al
D. progressing well. We uCC,tprd to-
dag an advanced position abandoned hy
the enemy yesterday on the SoNllla and
Santiago r1ad. west ~ San Juan river,
within three miles Of Santiago. and
from which Il can De- plainly seen.
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neGurin-Trumbo.

ia McGurrln the we'll known a''or-
ncy ~ tho law firm u McGurrin q
McGurrin. was married this morning
10 Miss Catherine Trumbo. ~ this city.
Rev. Kioly officiating. After the ccro-
mpny the ynung couple lrfi FOR tho
East. expecting to return In about two
weeks.
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WIN ott. ireland.

The will ~ the late y. 4. ireland has
been fled Tor probate IN tho Third dis
tflct court Accompanying the viii o.
the petition ~ Agnes u. Ireland.
widow ~ deceased. who asks that sho
be- appointed rNecutrlN ~ hur huH-
bands estate under the provisions ~
the instrument The entire estate D.
valued ht 1900, which o. hcquonthod
10 Mrs. Ireland.
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Joseph Campbell, a laborcr and a ca.
madam by birth, was given hearing
as 90 his sanity before Deputy CLERK
George y, Blair this afternoon. Dra.
Wright and i,tIhards, who made tho
examination, found the man suffering
with partial paralysis, iie was ordered
sent ~ the county luhrmary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-28

Every home can have lncnnde,,...
Gas Lights by adopting the b. NM
system. our leo candle power ~
costs less than one ordinary 9n'
cent electric Hight OF 10 candle 49,.
and less than common oil ia,,.
lagos a speciality. w.
Agenta wanted to handle our la.
and fixtures In every town In t'i.t
Colorado and Montana. Address "
& De Vail Inc. Gas Light Co. g1o ~
Main 81, Salt Lake City. ."
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LnMrn corItr mrNInsnp.
supreme Court Decision IN the Matter nj
the Estate ~ NJ. Christcnsrn.


The Supreme court has handed down
IN nuiniun in the MISTER N tn estate
81 Herman !. christensen. dcrraced,
reversing the Judgment Of the lower
court and directing II ~ recognize the
petitioner. Hannah white. nH the law
ful widow ~ Herman !. ChrIHicnHen.
The lower court refused tu set aside
certain exempt property. amounting In
value IN over t75.0lo 60 Hannah white
Christensen. Incompetent, upon the pc
utihn u her guardian, Theodore ".
Christensen. The administrator ~ the
estate uf Herman J. Christensen cone
tended that Hannah Chriftensen had
no claim 90 the estate because she had
been divorced years ago lu the probate
court Tor Sinptte county and had
subsequently married a man named
Hathaway.
The supreme court holds that divorce
by the probate court was void and that
her subsequent marriage WIS not an
cstoppei of her rights and interests iu
the state.
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Ionh,on.Praii comnnny fined.

The Johnson-pratt Drug company
stood trial IN the Police court today for
violating the license ordinance. The
court adjudgcd the defendant guilty
the drug company gave notice Of an
appeal.
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with n razor.


John Madison, charged with grand
Nurroll today Tor nrrnignment The
dfffndnnt tnuk Until Thursday morn
Ing 60 plead. Tho defendant u accused
In tho Information with stealing galh
belonging TO G. y, Ahlqulst. on the
18TH uf June last.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-28

The Misses vinson.

pnrHon j. r. Mink of Yocany. Iln-
wanda CO.. Miss. desires the addresses
NJ two young ladies who ieft Arknnrna
Tor Utah about throe years hEo. Thslr
names were Marietta and Martha Ar
urita NlnHon. Information sent 90 the
above nddrras viii be gratefully re-
g.fN.N
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Sus,na Edwards furnace,

l., W. Worthy buchanan. Ga. de-
slrcs 60 know the whereabouts Of his
Hiater-in-laW, who lefi Georgia lu 1888.
Her namo was Mrs SuHann Edwards.
ana she afterwards married % man
named Isaac Furnace. and lived near
Plain City.