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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-03

Out narrative OF his own illness and a
glowing account Of the manner in which
he had passed his examination-the lat
ter account being written by himself"
IL is curious how naval experts differ
IN the United States a practice ship is
peing built for the use Of the Naval
academy. This vessel is to be entirely
dependent upon sails for its locomotion
ana the cadets will be thoroughly drilled
IN making, reef1ng and furling sails as
Wen as all other work belonging to the
passed age and usefulness of sailing
craft. The Argentine Republic has lust
had an auxiliary steam training vessel
puiIt in Scotland for the use Of its cadets
ana apprentices. In France the Minister
or Marine has come to the conclusion
that as sails are obsolete In modern war
ships 1t is waste Of time for cadets TO
learn what Is of no apparent usefulness
ana 1t has been decided to send cadets on
board OF the latest modern steamers to
1amlHarize themselves with the kind of
vessels In which future battles will be
Fought. The French scheme of educa-
tlon has the advantage of bringing the
cadet at once In touch with officers and
crew and TO learn all about the routine,
d1scipline and evolutions without the
waste of preliminaries, for much as 1t
gr1eves the old salts, sails are of the past
on ships of war, and seamanship as 1t
was taught in the old days is of little or
no use on a modern battleship with mill
tary masts only and with no canvas
whatever. Whatever sail practice is re-
CURED can be had in the boats with which
the ships are well supplied
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discharge you seek, the letter of the COM
pany to which he belongs, the regiment
to which he is attached, and as near as
possible the particular place where sta
toned; also the reason why you demand
his discharge from the service.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-03

STENOGRAPHY - Constant Reader
City. Stenography is taught In the fol.
lowing named evening schools of Sar
FRANCISCO: Polytechnic School at Bush
and Stockton streets, Horace Mann School
and Humboldt School. -
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

THE LITTLE MINISTER-x. Y. Y.
Petaluma, Cal. 1.-THE Little Minister ha.
never been produced in a theater in SaI
be produced in April next.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-03

London has street lamps In operation
which supply pedestrians with tea cofFse
cocoa and hot water on the penny-in-the,
slot system
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-03

Special information supplied daily to
business houses and public men by tina
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen' 81, $40 Mont
gomery street Telephone Main 1912,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-03

WHEAT PRODUCT OF 1877. F. q
Oakland Cal. According to the REPORTS of
the Agricultural Department the total
wheat product of the United States d,1r-
Ing Ing 1897 was 5So,0O0,OOO bushels: that Of
france during the same period, 24S, 900 .O0O.
ana OF Russla, including Poland, 232 900 900
70 which must be added $1,000 900 from
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-03
AMUSEMENTS

ANUS DEMENT'S
Raldwin-"The Last Word"
Columbia-"rrue to Life"
Acazar-"In Mizzoura"
Morosco's-"The Runaway Wife
TivoI-" The Bohemian Carl"
Crpheum- Vaudeville
New Comedy Theater-" The Signal OF Liberty"
Alhambra, Eddy and Jones streets-Vaudevtle
The Chutes-P1etro Marino, Vaudeville and the Zoo
Ilympia-Corner Mason and Eddy streets-specialtieA
ShermanClay Hall-Hother Wismer, Vion1str Thursday
Oetober6.
Central Park-Crcus, saturda y, October Is
notwithstanding in February.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-03
"Mrs. winslow's Soothing sveuv,,

Has been used over fifty years by millions ~
mothers for their children while TeethinE with
perfect success. It soott~s the child softAns
the gums allays Pain cures Wind Collie, reg
uIates, the Bowels and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoeas. whether arising from teething or
other causes. For sale by Druggists in every
part Of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 25c a bottle.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-03

HOTEL DEL CORONADO-Take advantage
OF the round-trip tickets Now only $50 by
steamship. including fifteen days board at
hotel longer stay 81 80 per day. Apply at
New ontgomery street, San Francisco.
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This campaign will definitely settle the fact that
"hefting sacks Is poor-way to count the contents
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-03

Mr. Pheian has acquired in politics the proud dis
tinction of being known as boss.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-03

Cal glace fruit Soc per lb at Townsend'a.
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THAT SWISS SETTLEMENT. r
W., Berkeley, Cal. The article In rela-
ton to Swiss settlement appeared in
The Call of January 6. 1897. The settle
m men is not on the. Oakland water front.
put on 2OO0 acres of land on the San An
tonic tract, twenty-five miles from Nv
ermore. 1t may be reached by vehicle
from the place named
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but a narrative of his own illness and a
glowing account Of the manner in which
he had passed his examination-the lat
ter account being written by himself"
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES,
BY Eason, Edridge Wednesday, October Works of
Art, Maple Room Palace Hotel, 2. and 80
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-03

FAIR. FAT AND FoRTY-x. Y. r..
City. The expression, "fair, fat and
forty, is credited to Sir Walter Scott
UTILISED and is in ''St. Romans Well"
Chapter VII Dryden d691-17o1l IN .~rb .
Maiden Queen" has the following which
may have suggested the phrase to scott !.
Il am resolved to grow fat and Iook
young till forty" est. Romans WeII's
was written in 1923. Lady Wallace Mar
"Whims," and in the second act scane
one, Fag says to Nell: why, faith Nell
you nave great fault as times go. Yoi,
fashion. You are too o,,, the
But egad, l shall please myself. { shall
EVE EYER rd prefer the symmetry Of Venus and
f fae fosy nealtn OF young Hebe to all the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-03

IobACCO-J. F. M. Napa Soda Can
yon' Cal. After the growing tobacco
piant mas been severed, if the stems are
tnlcK, they are divided to admit air and
ory quicker. Then the plants are laid
gentIy on the ground, so that the leaves
pe not damaged md are allowed to re-
d IAN exposed to the sun throughout the
! ne leaVes are then taken into drying
houses, where there is plenty of free ven
sIllaIon. ana allowed to dry The process
Is one lnat requires considerable expert
, WORDS. Good tobacco does not need
ncorice. The quantity that Is used de-
peIus upon the poor quality of tobacco
ana the desire of the manufacturer to
mere are any number of books on the
culture OF tobacco, from which you can
oplain the method of culture and curing.
RAISING POULTRY-W. T., PoIlasky.
Cal. There are several parties engaged
within short distance of San Francisco
IN raising poultry on a large scale. There
Is one poultry ranch in Sonoma County
on which there are not less than 10000
chickens. 1ncubatorS have been success
fully used all the year round in Califor-
MIA. This department cannot advise any
business; its purpose is to give Informal
ton, not to advise people as to how they
should invest their money. Such advice
should be secured from some reliable
firm or individual in the business in
which the party seeks an investment
Any first-class news or book dealer will
inform you as to the best books and
papers on poultry. This department cam
not advertise such.
TO RELEASE A VOLUNTEERED. A.
R.. City. To obtain the discharge of a
soldier now at Manila YOU will hava RI
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TO RELEASE A VOLUNTEERED. A.
R., City. To obtain the discharge of a
soldier now at Manila you will have to
address a communication TO the Secre-
=! tary OF war at washington. y. g, stat
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-03

There are five hundred clerks EMPLOYED
under the accountant general of the Brit
ish navy.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-10-03

Net amount Of risks writ
ten during the year.
Net amount of risks ex-
pired during the year.
Net amount In force De-
cember 81, 1s97.........
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10
A RIGHT ADOuT-FACE.
The OPEN GATEWAY PROGRAM OUTLINED
III. cio.e franc Relations Recsntiy Ef-
f.ct.d win tn. short Line Causes
the New Arrangement.

Abou, two mor,hs ago the News"
announced a progiam that would In r.i
probability be carried out when closer
srafic relations were eusered iDo be-
TWEEN the Union Pacific and che Short
Line.
The policy Outlined a. shr sine was
shat the Union Pacifc would - order
thlnRs by means VI open r1teways to
gain shc pull from she general agents
Of she Hines running west u the Mis-.
souri, river. who have been IN the past
thrwilg the business OF the northwest
into ghe hands Of the RIO Gi1ndc West
err ard connecting lines cast.
Word reached this city this morning
which goes 60 prove th.Hi this policy IL
beginning 10 b. inaugufated and u VIII
only b. a question " - short tlme when
the pfogilm VIII be FUZZY carried out.
For slme glme there has been an In.
9erciangc % traffic bc.wccn the Union
Pacific ara the Burlington az Cheyenne
a. Cor uA thu live stock trade was con-
ccrned hut which went 10 farther. II
IN learned now that the Cheyenne gate
way has been thrown optn and that
an interchange VI all kinds OF traiiic
In she future IL TO be made between
she two lines there. This new arrange
mcfs VI course Will not affect the pas.
senRcr trafiic ~ The road to amy mt
serial cxtrut IND will apply so freight
tiaiilc almost exclusively. u IA the
settled opinion " inost. II not all. OF thu
railroad freight ugrt.H VI the other
rcuds doing business wen, - the MIS-
F1ur fhay the opening of she Denver
gsieway viii follow within q very shOr,
tlme. and the program be carried out
so the letter.
The agents Of the roads who have
been working ~ long f1r lfir i,NIrande
rOads afu their r.ii.cr hrn-ihe COLORADO
Midland VIII rightsabOus-fice una
pun for she uulon Pacific. The Union
rucinc by this viii b. "a eainer by the
Hh0w haul 10 Cheyenne and have an
equal adyuutlgc wish the others for the
long haul 60 omaha.
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THEY ARM OVERRULED
ALL DEFENDANTS PLEAD NOT GUILTY
Their Trial. set for December 10Th goth
aud a. indians Having n Very
Gay Outing.

In the Federal court this morning
the dcmuftera 90 the Indictments In the
cases Of the United states against Bar
ncy Ecksteiu Albert paws and I'D.
Noe were 0verruled By Judge Marshall.
The defencants pleaded not guilty ana
hls honor So, the cases Tor hearing on
rccember 18th. Goth and 2isL The Of
Tense charged aginst these men Is that
on Nov. ?. 1888. they disposed Of In.
toxicating liquors To- two Indians
named Jim Capotah and Fred Cpfassc,
wards u the government On the TIM
tab and uncompahgrc reservations.
The Indians who are here for the
purpose 81 teatifyng 10 these cases are
having joiiy time of d during their
long walt pending the trials. one old
follow. when asked how he liked SAT-
Lake. said. 20. i.iko Inn. I see um salt
Lake ten year aro. Heap big now. l
20 way ten year ago. come back now
and don't know um. ] git lost. Where
depot, Mormon tralu2'
on Monday mnrninE Dennis 4. VIM,
John Winu. anil ". J. BurEcft VIII
plesd Go an landowners ch1rEing than
With having Dn Iunc ?. 1875. stolen pro
visions powder and rinthinr from che
OuDy Indian uafney. Tho Wins have
been under bombs for several mcuris.
While Burpise was urresioi only yes
terday.
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SUGAR MEN N Town.


several N the leading sugar men -
the STATE were In the capital today
Among them we're Manager cutter N
the I.eh. factory and Mcsars kccles
and NIhiry % the ogden plant II IT, not
thought mat those gentlemen met by
dcusn or TIM their presence here ~
the same time had any bourng on the
states Facchnriue output either past OF
prospective. While the News man
failed ~ locale either uf thc gentlemen.
IL IN said TINT Il was Other burmese 'n-
ilfeiy ihnt brought them to SAT- Lake
on the same DAY
rh LrM H..1-y 10 is urdsfslold.
Will ci1sa d0Yn uU or. aivrH " thH
Christmas holidays THIS s'nsun's run
will b. she mos sucrssaful 10 90 hIH-
tory sud approach v1y near he i0oy',-
900 mark
The ogden factory h1- It's, exhauTtefi
TO- supply Of bees md has shu down
urfi next year. 10 would hnyc manu-
tortured mlfs rueif than % has 10 rhfre
ha1 been plenty ~ hUea Eu this WIS
fhe '1.lfI0n's nrr ysur. ana y has
dime remarkably We'll IN turning out
100000 pounds of sugar Tor hymc npi
other markets.
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SALT LAKESTAkE CONFERENCE

The quarterly conference and monhly
Priesthood messing u she Salt Lake
Sake was held IN the Assembly Hall
on Saturday. Dec 10. ises. commonclng
Mt 10 a. IN. There were present OF the
FiFs Presidency. PRESIDENTS Geo. y.
Cannon und Jus. =. Smith: OF she quo
rum Of Apostles, Elder John Henry
Smith. Jhc Stake presidency. Elders An
qua NJ. Cannon. Jos. u. TNyiOr and
chas. W. Pcrzvse; two Pasriarchs. two
High councluIs. Elders Geo. u, Wal
hcc ana n. V. Jones. % the prvaiieney
Of the High Prcsis' quorum. nine pr'sl-
deGis Of seventy.HiS home misH.olarics.
Representative were present from All
she vur,is except che Thlfd. Tfnsh, Fif-
teefsh. Big Cottonwood. hun Dale.
Klyeflon. Hunlcf,and Biarhlsn brunch.
nni she second. i1fh. TUilsh. Twelfth,
Thirteenth. Sixteenth. Ssvens,cnth.
Elgh;ctuth and Nlnssccnth quo
runs Of Elders, were represent
The sunday schools. Y. N. AMI Y. l.
NJ. I. A.. RclIcf Societies and Primary
associations were also rcpr, scented.
The conference opened with singing
by the choir and congregation;
Come. come. - Saints.
Prayer was offered BY Elder David
l.. Davis.
singing by ihe choir and cngreg,.
ton.
How firm foundation.
Yc Saints Of ific Lord.
on the RECOMMENDATION Of their re-
spec,lyc bishops. swclsy -auvcn brethren
were unanimously authorized 30 be or
da.ncd 10 thc ofiirc Of Elder.
Elder u. J. pavls laseiy returned
from a MISSION 90 the Northern States.
addrtT-ci the conference, His chief
AOoru hid boen performed IN Ohio.
where no previous missionary work had
been done Nor sJm. nfty years. The
number ~ Elders In che Ohio conference
was Increasing. but ,hs speaker enough.
there should be u rTcater increase Of
laborcr- ther,. Elders travelled with
uut purse or scri- 10 rn as their liv-
Ina Mas cnortncd. He had rcJDiccd N
the experience he had obtained In his
misflOnDfy sVtprs. and he commended
such an experience ~ thr young men.
EhsT orrOn Allen. who had returned
from Great Britain followed. lie 70.
ks,cd some u hts experiences while la
boring Ia ,eie Shoihtld confcrrnce, aud
psa,sd that he had gained grcG prof,
thefcfroni
Elder Geo. Buid. who had returned
igOm mission IN the slm, conference.
stated tina. he had greatly emjoyei his
Ah1rs, and g1lned many bcnehtn fiom
his experiences. lie had l,arned hu.
inlay ,lli reliance on God. during hts
absence from home. Even when lm-
mediate riFusH tad not followed his Ia
iurs. he had fen fht great god was
being done through his lnSi.rmentali-
~.
Elder James q. Albrand. s1sely re-
turned frcrn a misslon a. Crfgt britain.
Eald that he had encountered dlfficugy
In g,.nting his testimony before tho ph1-
pie. btf through pfnyewulnesa und hu-
milky he hnd been able 20 reach M
hrAi'x od some. An important labor On
the part Of the Elders Was the oyVf.
COMING NJ fplrc dOc;rir". a. Vel "a the
pfssant'finn VI the truth.
Elder John Henry Smith was the next
SPEAKER lie said that all those who
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utAD ESDER.
Coni.ion oa the chicago North w..tsru
thi. Morning.

Meonomlnee. Mich. Dee i0-The
southbound aud northhound passenger
tfuina an the Chlcagu and Northwest.
orn collided head on at : o'clock today,
Il hundred feet from the Meonominec
ron bridge. The northhnuud train,
which was two hours late hal baggage
mud mail ears. tWn day conohcs and "A
sleeper and carried 20 people.
The engines were badly smashed. and
the sender ~ the northhuund train was
covered hy the hlgrHge. car.
a number ~ tho passengers were
slightly hurt, and some women tainted.
". llanfnhan, fireman Of the north.
bound train was badly Injured and Ind
Ia b. cut out OF the wreck. Enrlnesr
Michael kil'lnn NJ the souihhounI
train, was badly injured ahou. the
head. Both trains were running al Inc
same spool, and they sustained about
equal damage.
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judge Cherry disposed OF Tho Nllow.
sng matter coiAyi
Hugh Auderf9n. asslgrte.e &c., "
Ocorgv M.Sc0,f. james Glend.nn.ng and
tbs lAly Pork aHHocna0u. juigmrul
b. draus ugtlns. all dgf-allr's.
James T. Evans W ifoDal.ck c0n-
p1ny, eic,i submitted uud Wktn under
aivlaemrnf
Charlie nler W Na,hnal Bank of the
Republic; continued
DOn's SiVinrs Rank a Trust com.
puy V T. W, Madison; Same order.
DR. Il. y, A6ir Va JamUs B Adalr:
demurrer nVerruei anl yweniy dnys
Ilyen ~ anHvHr.
overland u, NJ. company ~ al ~
Alexander McAt4n.er. i. ra m.tl1u fu
wrs VI pr1mh'-un daui-l lrI Ten dayf
say % execution GRANTED
NJ 10 fright Ns Nslae Fulton; d.
muriFr tu rns s-rnmullut sust llne,
uud deftndaui WAS nl.1W q ,o use rr1sr.
complaint as an answer, and waive,
prayer Dor affirmative rs.-rf arrna. as
rIHnte.
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nsgirring with the S,h - January
next. therr will be a raise ~ the rtih
ROAD tlrlff on ore uni bullion MON
ugah common polucs % 500 on ore and
$500 On hnllon, word t0 shai eneci
having officially reached the offices "
the local railroad mon yesterday utter
n,on. The cause - shi- raise y thu
action ~ she roads east u Degef.
making the Increased charge. u II
f11 THAI This actl1n was brought about
by the roads dpcrafing between t'tah
and Denver keeplrg the LIONS share 81
she pNsceeds ~ che busncrs. This ~
course means the Rio Oranie Western
and Denver s. RIO uransie and ths MD
land. The burden wll IN me- end fail
upon the utah producer and 10 q
calamity from afY poln, 81 View 4 eau
De hooked at
\ c9rrcspoadsrt q the Toronto
Word. of carido. gives a graphic de-
scrip.s'n OF fhe Journey between Salt
Lake CITY aud Denver In ghc article
iho RIO Grande Western IL given fhe
ctcdH 81 ghNuFh lire between the
places Harry Cushing u the Denver
4 Rio Gmndo IN very much annoyed
on account 81 she oversight.
The ur'on paclno train that should
have reached shIs city az $3.50 am. to-
DAY ala o., gr In ur,ll AFTER 10 o'eioek.
~ consequences She Eastern mail was
not distributed until nearly so,u.
The PaFlnr Match company goes 70
ogden tonight after the show by spfclal
train over the II. q. W. The chatta'
nouga company goes 90 Denver over tho
same line In the morning.
u. u. Koofer OF the Missouri Paolhs
who intended to begin his journey "a
the northwest several days ago, hul
Who was detained. viii leave this even
ms.
Major Grey ~ the Southern Pacih,
came 10 from Nevada last evening.
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ON "Wednesday last "a son WIS born to
Mf and Mrs. Ham lirookHhnnk The
father. who was hurt IN a railway acci-
amt a week or ~ ago, " nt the ~.
Mays hospital. where hs ~ reported 70
be- mrnding nicely, Mother ana child
are doing well.
A thirteen pound bay came 10 the
home OF Fireman liytnn crosby last
night lie D. strong Of form ana loud 90
voice nnd promises 10 make matters
lively for the rest Of the family Crosby
had "a holiday today ana treated AL tho
toys 10 iiaNnnas
\ me complimentary concert Is hclng
quorum OF Seventy 10 be- giycn in the
Rxttruth wnrd meeting house ON
"Wednesday evening nvAt In honor and
Tor the ,ncnt uf EldUr Alfred " Peter.
sun, who D. about 10 rp To Colorado on "a
mission. Come of the very beHt talent
uf ihr city Mil participate.
The fame 81 Josephine Spencer nn a
writer and the demand Tor her literature
are spreading. The last number ~ the
YOUTHS Companion has nn excellent nfti.
Gle snililri our Joe. from her faoilc pen,
while TIE. coming light, q snn Fran
poems, also illustrated, The pictures In
these nto pretty fcVnes ot plctutvaquc
hooks ~ the mountains OF Utah.
sHuiu,dduil
luaui auuaaI9iui nfM pluu aiusq 1Ni
hufuirual qua ruN sMau liufrINatll uuu
owns % paloAap auiau NBnud oNl uiInl
Mlu ~ Hiusddu auu uuu AldsaA-iuas u
olhi paHi'ui usnq nuu isuuuu iup'l 'gL
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Attorney James 4. Williams was cit
ed 10 appear before Judge lilies soday
ON an efie1' 60 show cause why h.
should M be punished FOR contempt u
cour;. lie proved 10 she Hatiufacilon Of
she court ari she attorneys on the
other side fhat sJmcone had been labor.
inx under a mlrapprehnns.on. In the
case NJ John r. Srels1p " W. l.. Pick
ard a. al. the court ordered Williams
a. pay certain sum ~ money % she
defrndsnsn. l. appearing that this Or
der had 40 been compiled with. The
attorney was ched for contempt. This
morfaug he marched inio court wEh
clerk Palmer, ~ she S.ate Suprtmu
sscoids " the higher court showed she
CASE had been appealed. Then eyety
bNdy amIled aud Wlllllma Wlakll.
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and cut his own throat. Hunt and Hay.
ward were In the woods cutting wood
and Hiichings uplifting II. when the
latter struck Hunt. with his AK killing
him Instantly. Hayward started to
run but fcil ana was struck by Hitch
lnrs while lying On the gfpurd also
killing him Instantly. Hutchlnrs then
went 20 the house and killed Mrs. Hunt
by siabblng her In the neck with u
Jackknlfc. Hutchngs then cut his
thror, from ear to ear and must have
died AT once.
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motion 10 set aside former grder re-
qulting plaintiff TO pay =. W. IaSi.r ~
dice. -. ..,
W. W Rivers W. North Point Cons1l-
dated IRRIGATION company Htrieheh
rdwnrd W. Reese vs. Harriet Reese;
fcfefrcd 20 Clerk Blair 70 take test-
mouy and report.
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CUT MS 0sg THROAT.


\ miner named bronson ten Murray
last Monday morning with q load VI
provisions. having Tor his destination
AfEentn. Blr Cottonwood canyon Lat
mght u VIZ learned here that bf1n-
SONS body had been found IN a mine
nhnut mile from ATgcnta. His throat
Was cut and every Indication pointed
~ suicide. lie wns employed by MIR.
John y. Olson In running a tunnel about
seven mites up the canyon from che hIg
Cottonwood power house. lie was
known to be- somewhat d"men,rd hut
was never considered dangerous tn him
self or others Bronson, who u aged 81
cut HE throat late In the afternoon
while his employer was absent from him
for few minutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

Judge Hiles made she following or
o. today.
!. ". cavanauRh W W, y. Jones: al.
dltlpnnl stay " twenty days granted.
Samuel Mcintyre W. Ajax Mining
company; order made settling trial for
Monday, Dec. 18Th, changed 10 Monday,
Dec. 18th.
Minnie II, Walker VI Alva 4. Walker;
referred 10 Clerk Blalr % take tostl.
mony and report.
Thomas T.. Lewis W. Margaret A
Caine. auditor, referred 10 Judge Nor.
reii.
Ruth II. Newson VI Lewis j. Newson