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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-07
surairr's sALr
In the District Court % the Third Ju.
dicial District, County % salt
Lake. state Of Utah.
8, =. Tcasdel. Plaintiff.
vs.
Edward Mackay. Defendant.

To be sold at sherln'a sale At IN.
West Front Door ~ the County Court
House In the city u Salt Lake. county
nesdsy, the 2ard day Of November. isss
at ~ O'Clock noon uf said day. al The
right, title, claim and interest u che
above named defendant. Edward Mac.
kay OF. In ana 60 the following De-.
cflbed property. t1-wlti Commanclnr
four chains south u the southwest
corner " the southeast Z. u section I'd
Township one South Range one West
" the salt Lake Meridian and running
thence south ~ DEGREES 20 minutes east
" chains, thence H1uth a. degrees Eaat
as chains, thence south ~ degrees no
minutes east 1875 chains, thence north
10 degrees east ll.G0 chains. theme.
north N degrees east i1,sb chains more
" less 10 west bank q Old bed u jon.
dan river thence down the West bank
% said river % a point 1915 chains due
north Of the Township line. thence west
~ chains more or less 10 west line of
the southeast = ~ Section % Aforesaid
thence south iil5 chains 20 the pllnt
Of beginning, situate In the County III
salg Lake, State Of utah.
Also commencing at the northwssf
corner OF the southeast q u sectiop a
Township 2 South, Range one Wesf
/ and running thence east 40 chalBr
thence south ig7 chains. thence Wegf
] 2ia chains, thence south Sos chain
thence north NJ degrees 30 mlnutea VTsi
[ .b5 chains 10 west line Of said y Sec
ton, thence north go chains 10 Inc
place ~ beginning.
Purchase price payable In Lawful
money " the United States
=, W. DARkE.
Attorney for Plaintiff
THOMAS T.. LEWIS.
sheriff u Salt Lake County, state NJ
Utah.
By A. q, DYER,
Deputy sheriff
Dated at salt Lake city. Utah, No.
! yember lat. 1898
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Capitol illli Land & Improvement COM
pany, Cooperation, Thomas ].
Hue aud ~. 4. Hopkins, Plaintiffs.
vs.
william H. prinn, Fred Krfna. Isaac, ".
stevens, John ]. Wyatt, John n
Goodman. Alice l.. Davidson
Sal0me A. Jones. A. n. Place. Louis
W Hanson. Settle Harvey. rhomaI
Reed Harvey and Marie Harvey
Defendanta
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LIBERAL BISHOP POTTER.
Of Divorcc and Remarrsse Have Ted to i p''cu''o"
In 10th uemuphere'.

I'd, Bile 6r her genuine affection. and
Wi..fat that only the guilty party
,,'.rIt ta auhiected tu such a penalty.
r..t.n Potter De- perhaps the most
III known prelatc u the Protestant
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flI i one ~ the points NJ which valu-
able time can be- saved In the spring
Dtnycf Field and Farm.
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The washakie Mining Company
Location OF Princlpai Place Of Bust
ness. sah Lake city, Utah.
Location % Mines and Works. CaaHla
County. Idaho.
There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock. on account Of As
asasmrnt No. 9. levied on the 18th day
OF September. 1895, the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respect
i've ahareh olderu as foliowai
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Noticc;-Thers are delinquent upon
the following described stock. On ac-
count - assessment levied on the seth
cuy Of September. 1895 the several
amounts set opposite the namrA OF the
respective Shareholders. az follows
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Mason q Companf plalntlcr, VI
Phoenix Chemical a Mineral Paint
Works and Isaac J. S'ifbuck.
Defendants.
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Adam ofth Benin. plilntIn.
vs.
Henry H. skidmurc. Sarah a. ska.
more. his wife. and Utah P1w.l
Company, a Cooperation, Detehu'
ants.
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To be sold at sherifrs sale AZ the
Yves, Front Door Of the County Court
House. In the city Of Salt Lake. County
Of salt Lake. state OF Utah. on
Wednesday. the 9Th day OF November.
1895. at " o'clock noon, the real estate
described as follows, situate IN the
County Of Salt Lake. Territory (n0w
atatol OF Utah. to-wit. beginning at
che southwest corner OF lot two az, IN
block forty-nine NS). plat a." Rait
Lake city Survey, and running thence
east ono hundred and tveuty-one NgiD
feet; thence north one hundred forty,
eight and one-hali Otsnl feet. thence
east forty-one Nil feet. thsno. south
fifty ttol feet. thence west eighty O0i
feet; thence south uincty-elFht and
ono.half tps,s) feet, 10 the place ~ be-
ginning. also a perpetual right Of way
over an alley nftesn d5l feet wide
leading from the northefnmost End Of
said premises 20 Second West street
Purchase price payable 10 lawful
money OF the United States.
Bennett. iiarkneas. Iowat. bradley
&Rlcharda, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
THOMAS T.. LEWIS,
sheriff Of salt Lake County, State
Of Utah
By JOHN MONTGOMERY JR.
Deputy Sheriff.
Dated AT Sal, Lake city. october 18th.
1895
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Location ~ Mlnes. Big Cottonwood
Mining District, Salt Lake
County. Utah.

NoTICE:-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on &C.
count q assessment No. 2. levied on the
a0th day 81 September 1895. the sew
rfai amounts set opposite the names Of
the respective shareholders as f1llawa3
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In the District Court ~ salt Lake
County. state u Utah, Pro-
bate Division.
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ASSESSMENT sorior.
AHtler Gold Mining Company.
Principal Place OF Business at Salt
Lake city, Utah.

N0lce IA hereby given that at a
meeting of the directors, heli on OctO-
Der n, 1855, an assessment OF one ~
mill per share was levied on the eapl.
tai stock OF the corporation, Issued aud
outstanding. payable on December LIST,
1895. 10 A. w. Raybould, treasurer OF
the company, at the ofiice OF the COM
pany. No. 40 south Main street, up
dairs, salt Lake Olty, Utah.
Any stock upon wh,c1 fhis assess
meut may remain unpaid on December
lHt isgs. will be delinquent on Dccem-
Der End, 1895. and advertised Tor sale y
public auction. and unless payment IL
made before. VIII be sold on December
10, 1885, % pay the delinquent assess-
merit together with COST " advertising
and expenses Of sale.
4. w. RAYBOULD. Secretary
once at 40 50. Main st.. Salt Lake
cry, Utah.
Dated November lat, 1898.
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DELINQUENT Soi,cn.


Location and Principal Place u nuai
ness. Room Z. Dcserci national
Bank nuiiiinE, cor Main and
First South Streets, Salt Lake
city. Utah.
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In the District Court Of the Third Ju-
dlclal District. County Of Salt
Lake. State Of Utah.
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CONSUMPTION

To rtl Enron Please Inform yourroad
~ That have a positive fumrdy nr tho
above named disease. BY its timely use
thousands Of hopeless sat's have been Der.
mauently cured. ! shall be- gl,d 10 send
two bottles olmyremr Is free 10 any ~ your
readers Who have consumption N ihey' viii
,endme then cypress aud post oflcs address,
tAhlocum. Ale. lsJ Pearl 81. New Yosk.
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In the District Court ~ the Third Iu'
dicini District. C1u1iv 81 Salt
Like. State u U'an,
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And In accordance with law and or
der of board Of directors made on tho
18Th day OF September. 1885, 80 many
shares " each parcel Of such stock as
Herrrtary's ONCE. No, 10 west First
south street. SAT- Lake city. Utah, on
Friday, November 4. iS9s. at 2 o'clock
y. M. 10 pay the delinquent assessment
thereon. together wlth costs % adver-
tlslng and expense Of sale.
ALEX BUCHANAN JR..
Secretary.
A. meeting OF the directors held
Friday, November a. 1895, the sale u
delinquent stock was continued until
Monday December Q, 1855. at o'clock.
., M, "
ALEX. BUCHANAN IN.
Secretary.
Dated November 6, 1855.
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| evils IS . Lye.
~ ..-,.- 49,. ...,-yr
Sorior OF prLlNourSr ASSESSMENT

West Buckeye Mining Co. a Corpora
tluu.
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Location % Principal Place % Business
Salt Lake city. Utah.
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snrRirrs sALr.

In the District Court Of the Third
judicial District. County OF Salt
Lake. state Of Utah.
Alfred Crebbln. Plaintiff. vs. Samuel
Shlil and Catherine y. Shiii. his
wife, James ~. Bacon. Trustee! jar
vis-Conkiln Mortgage Trust Com
pany, Corporation. Roland II.
Conklin and Joseph e. wiiictta. RE-
celvers. North American Trust
Company. a Corporation. Joseph u.
bacon and James ~ Bacon. az
Trustee for Joseph u. Bacon, De-
fendanlH
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,,yNs nie Which broke out IN the .vt,,-
"a. ,allload sh9ps N me gluth.rT ~
.' ~ 'Snliny. Sacrament. al
y, h.lr his morning clusst ~.
n, Nt,,I i-y.pll, u started I'm an r,r ,n1
=, ,lne th9p 10 the canisr Ia Z .,',,,.
ros .sse nuldlngF, ana famed bv q stits
, w wind. DESTROYED ib. str @'''
~, sahiag u costly michlnay In it.s
IL sp nsi' an hlur. !. next attacked ths
fhe, AZ shu planning min and cabinet
MA. Nue9 WIN seasoned lumber M sil
,n9s,, .nl wa Few minutes mo whole
n ssgia, y ms bis hrcl' structure was
.nr,ags iufnaee Hundreds N rallrosd
"0'sa AIDED the IRE department. IN
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-06

IN nv Hst aunual messHEr ! recommended
that congress recommended that cuuEr.Hs
authorize The appointment a commission i"f
tht purpose 20 making systematic inN'-
tlsltIOus with reference o. me cause hlil
prevention ~ yellow fever THIS matter
has ACQUIRED uu Increased inporiaurr, o.
result ~ thp military occupation ~ uha
and Porto Rico. and fhe rnmmrfghl lhlrf
course between this island uud The ulirh
state. which wr have every reason Go a.
r..f therefore renew mY recommends
iIan that the authurliy NJ cuufrrs. may r.
given aud o. suitable appropriation hr hhn
~ prUyIIe fur H commission ~ ttpftiH lN
be- appointed for the purpus" luNl'Ai'Ns
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-06

Ga. United state. has not been an in.
JIr.r.ut SPECTATOR ~ The extraordinary
e,.nia TRANSMITTING lu the chinese empire
,,b.rpb, portions uf its maritime piu'
lu,.s irr passing undrr the control "l va
r,ua IIrupUun puwvrH unl tue prospect
fblt tho vast commerce when lhs 'n'Ikl
of our citizens aud the Necessity "l .ul
.tppIr productions Cor ihinrHr uses pun
buIit up boo thusr regions may not hr p,,.
Iuilprd through any exclusive if,niwfhi ny
ihr new occupants has obvinlrl me h',u
of this ruuuIfy becoming nn hrlor on lh'
srrur.
our pnsItlnn among nations having lntse
ptrIuf coast. gives The ruulinhlr tlulm in
mia consideration aud friendly treatment W
tbIs rprnfd aud II viii 10" my aim 10 suu
sow. our large Interests ln that quarter ny
nm mplus appropriate to the constant pot
lry al uur government The territories ni
kIo chow. Wei iiIi Wei and NJ Port AZ
iiu,r aud FALLEN Wan leased 10 urrmnul
Grstt BrIiau uud RUSSIA respectively tnf
Terms n years. will. 70 Il announced, hr opcu
e., international commerce during such nlirh
osrupntinn. and n uu discriminating treat
u,pi u American citizen mud their trade
l.. found tn exist nr hereafter develop ihr
a,.irn ~ this government would appear "a
M realized. IN this Walton Pc showing
tbe volume aud value ~ our 'A,nnn 49,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-06

the killing was la the line of their ofiieiai
duty to uphold law ana preserve puhhr
order. 4 rrport 10 thr department ~ JUS
tirr attended, aud reports ~ ruUrsH fuli.
With nll the facts 10 its possession this
government expects ia reach harmonious
understanding with the subject With Aus
rli.iiuugHrt. Notwithstanding The renew 81
claim 20 The latter. with Austria learning
~ the result NJ the trial for Indemnify Tor
~ Injured subjects.
hru.s.I. Exposition
Despite the hrlef ilme allotted f1r prep
nrltiuu che exhibits 10 this country nt the
universal exposition 90 BRUSSELS lu l-it rn'
iuyri singular distinction ~ o. lhrgrf
preparation " awards. having regard - ih'
number nnd ,'a-ses ~ nuicies entered.
than those M other countries. Toe worth
~ such % result BOO making kunuh our na.
tlunnl capacity to supply The worlds mar
krts is obvious
Exhibits II ibis International character
nrp becoming more frequent us thc rxrhans
ra ~ cumnI,rrlHl countries grow more in
tcursfius and varied. Hardly u 3rnr plssri
chat this gut rruWrnt ls noe Invited tu ul
tlsnsi participation RIO some Important fnr
plsu center hut often uu too short notice
tn permit 10 recourse t0 congress Tor ihr
power uui means .iu do sn.
My predecessors haye suggested tho ai
Visibility ~ puridIny by Do srurmi emmett
mrnf Ind standing appropriation tNr i'
rrpfinr suph Invitation Tor representation
Cor thIs country hY commission. This plan
hHs my cordial approval
trust thr belgian restriction 0u the im'
Z FORMATIONS NJ cattle frtm fhn United STATES
originally adopted us sanitary rrrrHH
I tllu win 700 600 early date be satisfied Hs 't
] thrIr present aud future uf hardship Hul
Discrimination Hu uH tu admit Utr 'Ii
I tlr under go" regulation ~ their suushf"
after landing ! um hopeful '1I. uf 30 ~
yor1hlp change Boo ihr growth ut din
] trade between thr two countries. rlf uIIu'
f0r Belgian consumption aud Belgian prH
ducts. hut hy WY NJ transit frHm Hn.
I tn Other continental states lHH h,ru lHIi
I encouraging and beneficial ~ Effort riI
I hs shared fu enlarge lia HdtHutlErs hf SOCK
l IuF fhp removal Df needless impeachment
/ and hy arrangements fHr Increased Uumm.f
] tIIl exchange.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-06

~ snon as We ARE in the PROGRESSION ~
Cuba and have pnc'hrd The lshhd. DO WIZ
h. necessary to give aid nnd dgrislun 40 10
utsoulr ~ form % government ~ ilriuHrlNt0.
In should be- undertaken nt the earliest 100.
mrui consistent with safety hhu hsnul'u
siirrrss ~ la important that uur relation
with Tits people shall he NJ the most iflrul'
1, fhnraeirf and uur commercial relations
close and rcriprocntr u should be- our
duty 10 assist iu every proper WuN 90 hui,d
nm The waste places ~ the island, encourage
tie Industry N the people, nul assist them
10 form government which shall hr Tree
and independent thus realizing The best
aspirations " the Cuban people. Sphulsh
rur must be- replaced by just benevolent
ana humane government created Toy ihe
peoplp ~ cuba. capable NJ performing 900
Interest. obligations nnd which shall rn.
sonrnre thrift. industry and prosperity. uhl
ofnuato peace and gund viii among nll
The inhabitants. whatever may have been
AilalL relations ln the past N'ltlnr a..
nor passion should have place ln
government inill there u cnlI
Auuuilify lu the Island ll.sGnIlHk -
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-06

I earnestly urge ~ congress ihe lmppfi
anrs of early legislation prov llms i"f ~
.ary la view ~ tho llrgr amount N Wufh
mich must De- performed ln thc preparlil'H
n the schedule preparatory in ih' ehum'i
alton uf toe population.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-06

inln with tho secretary ~ 'he nay n
recommending that co. grades - admir- y
snd tlrp admiral Boz temporarily ufl'.l.
tn d. nIlcd hr officers uhI have speeiall
distinguished thsmsei,rs .u thc war "ilh
sraIu
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-06
Future ~ New rsrr,'or,

ala not discuss at ibis time the govern.
mont az thr future ~ thp new puHsfs
slona. which wlIl come CO. us lH DE u"silt
~ the war with spain. such discussion
viii be- appropriate after ihr treaty NJ
pencr shall be- ratified w %" meantime
- mill tbe rnnrrrs. hns lrssiHi,d uthrr.
viao IL will be- ms duty foo continue ilr
military governments which hive 'Ni.lrl
since our occupation. aud give in the p'"
ple security Boo lifr ND property hnd ON.
roumgrmcut under Just WHI l'h'hsl'h'
rule
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-12-06

Pursuant 10 the nflh article ni Tue lrr
,.eot 1upolntrd william a. Day, lately
secr@tary III state; Cushmnn X. Davis. VIII.
liam 4. Frye and George cray, senators ~
H. United states. aud WhlteluW Reid. a.
bo the peace commissioners on ih' pAti 90
the United states. Proceeding ~ que sew.
Won 10 Paris, they there mri "n VIZ hl'' "'
urtnit,r dvr rumml ssiuurrs similarly Np'
poluted on the part of the spanish. lhr
negotiation have bad hopeful ptusrv.t "a
thai / trust sunu tn Boz able 90 lh} % d'hui
tive treaty of pHrr before ihr srt1lr NlN
q Wow 81 thp steps lrndinR in ~ "hh'
turp.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-12-16
ELLIN WOOD.
From the Leader.

From the Leader.
Old lady Grant who has been under
treatment at the Osowatomie Asylum
died Monday. &C.
Aug. Weide says the new mill at
Stafford will be a fine thing for the
town and surrounding country.
BoRN-To Chas. Archer and wife,
Monday, a girl. Charley can now
Iurn our press with added vigor.
The roads for the pas. two weeks
have been Dad in the extreme, and
many of the farmers do not come to
town unless compelled to by necessity.
Wheat seems to have come through
the recent storms in good shape. and
the prospects are as good or better,
for next years crop, as they were q
year ago at this time.
The city council should tase some
action toward keeping the crossings
clean-at least the downtown ones
The condition of our street crossings
the pact two weeks would make even
Great Bend man cuss.
BoRN-To Paul Apdreae and wife
of Hudson, bouncing 1O-pound boy
Paul lives where we can't get at him
easily, 80 Grandpa Charley Andreae
will have to set 'em up to the boys, in
his place.
The latest business change in ELM
wood was effected last week, when w
F. Klein bought out F. F. Woletz,s
place, under the Bank of Eilinwood
"Schuster," as Woletz is Familiarity
called, conducted a quiet, orderl :
place, and quits business with the gooo
will of all
IF you would incur the bitter hatr ed
of people make practice of selling the
open truth on them occasionally. PEG
pie buck and cavort about being lied
on, but they never kick half SO high
about a lie as they do when the truth
is told on them. You may tell de-
liberate falsehood on a person and
stand some show to be forgiven,
but if you tell truth that nncovers
some of his 'ways that are dark and
tracks that are vain,' ninety-nine
times out Ola hundred you will &c
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-12-16
CLAFLIN.

From the Banner.
F. V. Roesler's new residence is
nearing completion.
Jos Welsh treated his residence to
a new coat of paint last week.
Theo. Stout and wife are here from
Medford. 0. I. visiting relatives.
Miss Pearl Dougan was in town to-
day for the first time asiIce her recent
illness.
Harry Flemming and wife left this
week forosouth-easternk Kansas. They
drove through in wagon.
G. A. Dusenbury arrived from New
York yesterday. With him, came
Mr.. Gothic of Denver, who was with
the ''Rough Riders during the war
with Spain.
The safe crackers of which we have
heard so much during the past two
months, are now living at Lansing,
being cared for by the state of Kan
osas Three were sent up from Hays
City fora term of ten years, and two
for term of twenty years. 1t is evi
IDENTIFY the same gang thas done the
work here oyer two months ago.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-12-16
PAWNEE ROCK.

From the "Chieftain."
Miss Nellie Flanagan is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Belt. .
Bethel Flick is cferking for g. A.
Francis during the holiday rush.
The Pawnee Rock schools will have
one weekvacation between holidays.
Frank Shaffer of Larned is spend !.
ing few weeks in town painting the
Methodist church.
There is TO be another wedding
somewhere around here in the near
future. 1t is said to be waiting for
the holidays 8
August johnson and Axel Olson
who have been visiting friends and
relatives in the vicinity of Pawnee
Rock for the past two weeks, started
Monday for their hcme in Idaho.
a recipe worth knowing: Apply
axle greese to the trunks of your fruit
trees, and no rabbit will gnaw them,
no puppy will chaw them, and no
kitty will claw them, and most of the
insect tribe will skedaddle.
John Lie and wife received the
sad intelligence Wednesday evening
that their son-in law, Frank Gilbert
of Galatia, Mo-, was dead. Mrs. Gill
bert is sister to Mrs. E. w. Smith
and Mrs Geo. Gano.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-12-16
OUR NBIGHBoRs.
BLOOD CREEK.

By et-Me-Nots-"
We have been having pretty cool
weather lately.
News items are as scarce as hens
teeth In this country.
The meetings are still in progress;
there are no new converts 80 far.
We hear that Jim H. is going to
leave us In the near future. How
about it Nell?
Robert Boyle has been attending
meeting lately. He is strictly in the
front.
We hear that George W. is going
to buy his buggy back again. Matte
Nc. is coming home.
We are informed that Charley
Speck0 was going to have a shooting
matchpon Saturday the 10th.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-12-16
down to your grave without his for
A THEATRE FIRE.

A THEATRE FIRE.
What might have proved to be. a
serious panic was averted Monday
night by the presence of mind and
quick action of the opera house man
agement. While turning down the
light for the stereopticans exhibition,
the four lamps in the chandelier on the
north side of the hall were overturned
and fell to the floor right in the center
of the crowded reserve seats. The
ignited coal oil was scattered in all
directions, and in the excitement of
the fire. many of the audience rushed
to the doors. Manager Back and his
assistants refused to allow Jam to
occur, the incipient blaze was quickly
extinguished and in a moment all
danger was past The incident was
thrilling for moment and many peo-
we're badly frightened.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-12-16

From the Leader. &
Old lady Grant who has been under
treatment at the Osowatomie Asylum,
Ala M0-lox, Ges
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1898-12-16

From the "Chieftain :"
Miss Nellie Flanagan is visiting
with her sister, Mrs. Belt. .
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-06-02

We are indebted to the State Sunday
School Association $1,000, which is our
apportionment for state work. Every
Sabbath school in the county is expected
to take up one collection for state work.
There has been paid to f. b. Cousins,
treasurer for Audubon county. about
500, and / hold receipt for S275 from
State Treasurer, which leaves balance
OF SlO.25 to be yet provided for. And to
all Sunday schools who have not taken
collection for state work since January
1st '9S, we ask that you will do SO at
once and forward the amount to E. b..
Cousins, Treasurer, Audubon, Iowa. Let
it not be said that Audubon county is
delinquent in this matter.
j. A. KERR, County Sec'y.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1898-06-02
District Court.

Saturday Judge Green received the
report of the grand jury and dismissed
them. They found no indictments but
recommended that James Cunningham
be held under his same bond to next
term and expressed the belief he could
then be indicted with the evidence now
in and what would by that time likely
be in. The court ordered this done. We
understand Attorney Mosier will file a
motion for release and will argue the
same.
Court was adjourned to next Monday
when the petit jury is to return again.
The cases of Victoria Douglas VS.. N. ID.
Hamlin, administrator, and John w.
Scott vs.. the same will likely be tried.