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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24
MINOR MENTION.

James A. Luke. OF the collection
agency. was fined so by Judgc Tim.
m0uy for the par, h. recently took IN
a drunken nghL
Rhsrln Turner OF Cache county
brought down John H. simonnon 90 the
STATE prison saturday night The prla-
oner was convicted " forgery and SEN
fenced 10 one year.
Paul Muiell. an ITALIAN, was held up
early Sunday morning In Plum alley
by sam clark. culofed, and a While
man whOfe name IL unknown lle
was robbed Of $50, Clara. -isn ar
vested. protested his inEoecuce.
Harris Bailaniyne. a private 81 com.
pany A. Twenty-fourth Infantry. ar
Flytd yesterday morning.a c1nyalcrcrn,
from the Presbyterian hospital oi
Philadelphia. Ills furouFh extends
from october 7th 10 November 9th.
During the pas, week n c. a. l. as.
tributcd Ia the nelghborhood uf $4,000
as a dividend to IT. stockholders. The
State Bank % Utah, Clark. Eldrsdgc 4
CO.. Thatcher Bros. Ranking Co. oi
Logan. and the Provo woolien Mills
Co. nre other lnn,ltutlouH which have
paid dividends within a short period.
by direction Of the secretary OF war
the rcilremtLl from active service on
Oci. 10, By the President. % Major
General Jacob +, Kent. United states
volunteers, as brgadler g.usral Unit
ed states army, only, AZ his own re-
quest, under the provisions ~ tho ACT
% Congress approved June 30. ivs. he
hnving served more than ~ years. ID
announced.
As a result u rsmark made az the
State Medical spaety's banquet. given
some time ago. Or. Union Mor,hlngtan
ana J. z, Goodwin had hTtlc enc1un-
ter late Saturday afternoon on Main
street. near second South. The remark
natured was made by DR., WOrth.ngi0n
ani fight was the manner In WI Ell Il
was resented.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24
Charlie Pike, the Boy Soprano.

Who that ever heard him has for
soften that duloet, sympathetic boy
voice that held ita listeners breathlesa
with the Angels Ever Bright ana
Fair" san Francisco made him AZ
once the Tabernacle cholr'n greatest
attraction. ON their visit 20 tho coast
Then came tho breaking NJ Of that al
most heavenly voice The boy was
yerglng ON manhood. and the boy
voice must go to give place FOR the
man-volce. II was al the Tabernacle
that he was last heard. A. the close
OF the song Prof stephens twho In
ynrlnbly accompanied him. transpoaing
the songs lower and lower as the voice
went down. and whose advice Charlie
never failed 20 heed took him tenderly
In his arms and with a Kind smile that
hardly concealed the tears, passed tho
sentence, My boy. no moro public sing
Ing until the new voice IN settled into
proper condition for use. We must
now watch, to try ana make the new
equal 10 the old" II was like taking
the last look. says Prof. Stephens, at
the face ~ "a dear old friend. Alas,
who could tell what tho future voice
might be. So many ine boy voices
never produce even paHsablc voice
after the change, Even regular studies
ceased hut that fnlthful Wntchcifc
never Young Pike removed with his
family 10 ogden. but nc every visit 20
Salt Lake the growing voice was taken
10 tho little studio In Alameda avenue,
Ana teacher and pupil consulted as 20
To- progress when hard tones full ~
muscular tension would make their APP
penrnnce through the boys ever eager
ness 10 sing with too much ferv0r, they
were kindly rebuked back, until now
after two years waiting, Charlie re-
oeiyoa the message. "Come aud make
r. reappearnnce IN the Tabernacle, We
are ready TO take up the work whore
We LETT on. Your voice IL again worthy
NJ YOU" The boy soprano IL now the
man baritone. Prof stephens says;
"You will hear all the old ferNor and a
well developed voice OF splendid qunll-
~, What the boy was the man stlll
To-
Tonight ne will be heard nj tho Tab
ernncle during Prof. Stephens talk
| on "Our present musical needs."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24
LaIlerday Sand COLLEGE.

The Increase % attendance during
the past Ten days has been very randi
Indications are that many young people
VIII take advantage " The opportunity
offered BY the college 20 occupy iholr
time during the winter 40 slight ex-
pense. 10 acquiring the clemens o. a
useful symmetrical educ!tlon Nearly
all the clnsscu are 10 arranged that
students can enter them advantageous
~ AZ any time before the Christmas
holiday
The Lafayette Day exercises Wed.
nesday afternoon were decidedly In
tcren.lnF. the features OF the very
patriotic program being onlhusiariic-
ally received by the students. a col.
lection was taitrn ut the Gloss OF the
exercises. ana a neat sum rcmittod 20
the commission.
The work Of the ladies' class. under
thc direction OF Miss Mary smith, Il
becoming a very important feature OF
ihe Institution. In addition 10 the
clarasn already organized IN sewing
and fancy work. u Is intended 10 take
up work IN cutting una nttlng, and
IN cooking. These lines of work are
Of graf value 10 young ladies. and the
classes are 30 arranged ~ not 10 In
ierferr IN the least with work In the
NNNNAAN NFANNW"k ~ ~ NANNNANl NNNA
a complete department Of domestic
work win grow out % the classes al
rrady Instituted. Miss Smiths train
Ing IN the Pratt Institute. brooklyn.
has well ft;cd her Tor conducting such
a department..
In the bible lecture Thursday even.
Ing, the subject % the origin aud dcyel-
opmcnt ~ the nations belonging 10
the three hrnurhra OF the human family
the Japheilc. the Hamiilc. ana the &C.
mitic was interestingly treated. A
historical ana geographical treatmen,
% the vibrations and lahors " Ahra-
ham and Isaac VIII be- "a prominent
feature nrNt ThurHday evening. The
class VIII meet 40 1880.
President Done ieciured Saturday be-.
fore the Utah County Teachers asso-
citation on the subject, Teaching as a
Profession. lie viii also visit payaon
Ia the Interest u the NJ. !. 4.
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PROVO.
Provo, uTAn. ocr q, ,,g,.
Fourth District Cour,

The application Of Mrs Edith
Maftin Tor an order requiring Herman
;. Martin 80 pay into court a sum
OF money to enable her TO conduct Nor
netence In the divorce suit which he
mas brought against her, was argued.
saturiay, and taken under advisemcnt.
MT Mafun presented afiidavits TO The
erect that he was unable 20 pay any
money Tor the purpose named and that
he had given her all the property
mboui $1,000 he had
Dan Cprrlran pleaded guilty TO bur-
gary and was sentenced 30 one year
W the State prison.
The case OF l.. n. Huxley vs. Geo. r.
Pca was reset for November OH
october 9th was sst for Lee War
burton ana Thos. Wilson 20 plead to
an Information charging housebreak-
Ing.
In the case Of Alma Carter W the
X q. W. Ry. Co. time Tor plaintiff 80
serve notice o. intefFiOn to move for
a new trial was extended TIL Saturday.
the goth
In the case o. Jos. w. Thorne VI
Pleasan; Grove City; same order.
Martha ". Olazler was grantcd =
divorce by default from a. o.. Glazier
on the grounds Of cruelty and failure
to provide.
An order was made releasing Mrs.
Hannah Pearson. Of Santaquin, from
the asylum under 1900 bonds for her
H1fc keeping.
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

The Alabama state health depart,
mcnt has officially declared on ""
quarantine restrictions.
Advlces from Ashpole this morning
say the town II closely guarded ny
whites. and that all Is quiet
II IL reported among influential Chin
ESQ al shanghai that the emperor was
made away with yesterday.
Gen. Merritt and Miss Williams were
mai ricd at o'clock this evening IN the
brlc's apartments Of the savoy hotel
John l.. Kennedy of tho District OF
Columbia was today appointed a mcn-
her OF the Industrial committee. vice
Sargent. resigned.
The crew Of the hriTantine lrma
which went ashore on Three Cap shoals
entrance to Halifax harhor Saturday
night. were rescued today.
The barge Augusta. which broke
away from the steamer Armcuha FRI
day night ~ safely moorcd at uardi-
noiu island. near Kingston. ont
Snow fcii 70 a depth OF eight inches
within the last tWsnty-four hours nt
Bozcmnn. Mont. delaying thrcahins
Tor some timo II IL the nrat snow
storm Of the season.
The strikers az tho American Wire
Nail company'a factory at Anderson.
Ind. have voted at a mass meeting 10
continue the strike. Five hundred ems
pioycs are Involved.
Five new cases OF yellow fever and
one death today NJ Jackson. Miss. Two
u the cases aro serious. fazuo has
two now cases. Madison. oxford.
Matches and HARRISON one each.
a despatch 10 the Exchange Tcie-
graph company from Paris says The
American peace commissioners at FRI
days Joint meeting will definitely In
siat upon the annexation " the Phil
pplne Islands TO the United States.
The navy department today received
dispatch from Admiral Schlcy NJ
san Juan stating that the evacuation
OF Porto Rico was completed by tho
sailing Of the last detachment OF Span
lsh troops today.
II has Just developed that the Ger
man bark Satisfaction. sunk during
tho recent gales In the North sea The
captain, hts wlfo ana tho crew Of nine
We're drowned, being all on board ex.
cept boy. who WIS saved.
The President has approved the son.
tencr ~ tho court martial diminishing
from the naval service Chaplain Mc.
intyrc Of the oregon for remarks made
In a lecture ne Denver. rejecting OF
Admiral Sampson and others.
Fire today destroyed cottage In N,
suburbs u Dallas, Tex. occupied hS
| David Weaa ana family. He and hli
| l2-yonr-old daughter were fatally
burned. Mrs Wcaa Jumped from
second story window and SUSTAINED
probably fatal injuica.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24
HOFFMAN 10 TRY AGAIN.
Another Wager That He Can Cary keg q
Beer from fishers 10 Wiginef's.


Californian. The brewer athlete and
Splinter. who attempted 90 carry a kcg
" beer from Fishers brewery 10 wag-
eners az the mouth 81 Emigration can
yon. but got short of breath before he
had gone one.thlrd u the distance. will
again attempt the feat lie has made a
500 wager that h. can cover the dis
lance with a kog n beer mo, k'r nj
water such a. sptlngman 10 alleged 10
have had whom be- made tnt tfAY 90
two hours and ten minutes, The same 60
weigh over 100 pounds, without rrtn1N-
lnE the same from his shoulders during
She journey. HOFFMAN Il confident that
he can perform the task this lime. and
bafea ha belief on the fact that the
weather a. colder now than I was last
July and that he Il In better condition
physically.
rho "proccsalon" l. scheduled 90 leave
the Fisher brewery al $50 pm. on
wednesday next The course to be
travelled VIII be east on Second South %
Tenth East, thence south 90 Flfih
South: thence caet 60 Wagner
brewery. n distance NJ over seven miles
Z. o. said that over 1900 has already
been waEcrcd on the outcome, az odds
Of two 20 one against HOFFMAN. The
latter has won considerable fame AZ a
footractr and athlete and u SAID u
have Lost but one race during his sprint
Ing casccr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24
AN INFORMAL RECEPTION


The National Educational assooia-
ton executive committee reached the
city this morning over the Oregon
short Line. They were met at the
depot by President Tanner q the As
rlculturai college and superintendent
Mrlspoueh Of the city schools. and
taken 10 the KnutBford where au In
formal reception was held.
The party consists Of T.. O. Lyte u
AiluofHvilic. Pas y. ~. Gfconw "a oi
Kansas city. Mo-; o. @. Lane % Ch'-
cago. H.. ana Irwin shepard OF
Winonn. MINI.
Among those at the Knutsford this
morning were General Passenger Agent
Bufioieh OF the oregon Short Lane.
Frank Wardlcgh. general passenger
agent ~ the rio Grand Western, Prof.
Tanner. profr Millspaugh and Kings
bury. After the reception carriages
were brought and Messta. Burlcigh.
Tanner and Mlilspaurh escorted the
party around the city visiting the vhri-
Gus points ~ interest Al noon there
was an organ recital az the Tabernacle
which WIS very much enjoyed. At
2:i5 3. m. the party took train for Salt
air md viewed with wonder That mag
nlnccnt resort
They leave Tor the East NJ $40 pm.
over the Ro urnnde Western. No de-
cislon will be- given as 10 the selection
~ a meeting place Tor the association
until the committee return East.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24
DOCTOR SMITH LOSES.
SHERIFF LEWIS FILES ELECTION PETITION,


The 10000 damage suit Of DR. a. X.
emith against Salt Lake city. which
commenced before Judge Norreli and a
jury las, Friday terminated. as far ~
the present proceedings are concerned
today verde. being returned IN favor
OF the city.
The complaint alleged that on the
evening Of the third Of February. 1871
ne fell into an excavation, eight
feet deep. on the Sidewalk Immediate
iy In front OF GEORGE 81. Scott a cos
place Of business, on East Temple
street. lie sustained severe injurIes'
vvrnog which was a fractured shOu='v
and a broken thigh bone. necessiiailng
ks having TO keep 60 his bed for a per.
Tod Of Ave months.
Smith accused the city Of negligence
ind oarelessncss IN allowing the eNca-
walton 30 remain open and unguardei.
ind without nghs or warning - passing
pfslertrlauH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24
DOlNGs IN THE POLICE COURT

In the police court today John Foster
and James Daily were fined 80 each for
pcddllng without n license
John Doe. charged with violating the
bicycle ordinance, forfeited s.. while
orders OF discharge were entered IN the
cases u James Wiidu and George
Howell. the former charged with carry
lng concealed weaponn the latter with
vnrrancy
a number Of forfeiturcs were made
BY the sporting fraternity. while few
sunday DRINKS also received attcn-
ton.
George cruNfhfr ana Jed Grant
charged with embeEzlcmont in tho theft
and sale OF a bicycle, were % have had
a hearing before Justice Tlmmuny late
this afternoon.
Sam CLARK, r. H. Hawkins and Joe
walker, each arrested Tor robbery. oc.
cufncd seats on che prisoners bench
this afternoon. They were 20 have been
tried FOR doing the hlid.up ac. on Plum
alley the other evening Two are
eolored soldiers and the other a white
man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24

\ fatality occurred at Round Valley
precinct Rich county. Utah. ON
"wednesday afternoon. \ fruit peddler
passing through, camped and left a
little lire burning. Some ~ the chill.
drcn % John Early gathered round
aud began making bonfire. and tne
Nra caught the clothing VI little nix
90 seven year Ola daughter N John
Farley The little companions got
somewhat bewlldcrcd ana ran, but a
brother caught the girl ana eEtln-
TulHhoi the flames and took the sur
foror Into the house.
Al the efforts of loving friends, and
Dr. Allgulre who was summoned. failed
and death claimed the loved one who
expired Friday morning at 2 o'clock.
A gloom rests upon the whole com
munty aA a result ~ the very sad aud
sudden anllction. The funeral was
held on Sunday.
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At HYatN's ALTAR.
lis, Of Marriage Licenses Issued During N,
Past Week.


The following marriage licenses we're
issued BY County Clerk Dunbar dur
Ing the past week.
Charloa A. Keclsr. aTrd %. o. Pima.
Arizona. and May II. Pitcher. aged 10.
% smthncld. Cache county.
Farley r.. Proocc. aEcd 20. and Hat.
gle y. schcHlcr. aged u, both VI Salt
Lake.
Albert Il. Hurd. aged 20. and Emily
Clark AIRED q. both u Sas Lake.
AIRED NJ. Davies, aged 20, and Louie
10. walsh. aged -, both % Salt Lake.
John A, Eardlcy. agtd %, and Eliza
beth u. Brown. aged 20. both % san
Lake.
samuel A. bills. aFcd 20. Of South
Jordan. and Elizabeth Jones. aged 20,
Elias Monf5n. AGED q. and Christina
starlcy. aEcd y. both ~ salt Lake.
Francis G. Soils. AGED s. ami Jane M.
Emery, AGED "a. both OF NCphl.
Anton Gels, nEtd a.. and Louisa
M0,zsua. aged -, both OF Salt Lake.
David Harkst, aged y. and Lucy
Clark. same age. both OF Taylnfsyhlc
Sven o. Anderson. aged ~, " Muir
ray. and Erikl NJ. Peterson, aged ~
" Noish Salt Lake.
william J, Hnwkley. uged -. IND
Margaret a. CLARK. aged 20. both of
Puc1tallU, Idaho.
John ". wilkinson. aged 20. Of But
irrylic. and Line NJ. Jensen, agqd IL,
% Mapictnu,
John Arhur Lldly. aged %, and Ma
bel Ruahton. AGED 10, both 81 salt
Lake
Hyrum seyer.5n. AGED 20. and Annie
Oandcr. arcd %. both % nnuion, salt
Lake county
David a. Reed. aged y, and Alma
Andprsln. aged a. both ~ salt Lake.
Charles Matthew. aged 20 " ianheh.
Nov, and Marion white, AGED o. VI
% ir IDA.
George a. BIRD. afcd %. Of Salt Lake
city. and Hose 4, Gauge, same age OF
Crescent.
Raymond 4. Miller AGED aiond Anne
nGvoriy, aged n. both OF salt Lake.
WIN. CLARK coulsln, aged ~, % sali
Lake City. and Florence NJ wright
AGED eg. of Colorado springs,
Alfred Hawkos, aged ~, ana Annie
Knuckle. aged ~, both OF salt Lake.
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MRS. HUTCHINSON ARRAlCNEO


Mrs. i. T.. Hutchinson who was ar
rcrtcd Saturday flr the h'ti OF seV'
erai huuired dollars worth q jewelry
ff,m the r1aderee " W. u. Mains
IS west Fourth south street was ar
raigrad before Justice TlmmJny this
afternoon for housohrtakirg. The pris-
oaer waived preliminary examination
aui was bound over g. the district
court In bonds ~ 500.
Late 4hiH afternoon another COM
palnt was being nied nraast Mrs.
Hutchinr ~. this charging hcr with 4
similar offouse. 10 j. not known
whether sho will be able 50 furnish
bonds or not.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24
LECTURES ON LAW.
free Course Arranged for at he Salt lake Law
School


Arrangements have been made for u
course Of free lectures ~ be delivered
Ia the salt Lake Law school BY
representative members " the Salt
Lake bar as well aa BY Prof whitley.
president Of the school. The course.
with the subjects as arranged. COM
prisea the foli3wingi
Free lectures Ia the studies of law.
political science. municipal govern
ment. sociology and othlca. ON Tues
day. october 10Th, oscar MMoylc Esq,
Will begin "a course 81 lectures ON con
atitutiOuh law, at ~ a. m.
November lst, at $3.50 y. "a. THE Eyo-
lutl0n OF Law" BY Prof Whitley.
November 18Th. az 100 y. "a. els
There Science Of Sociology By Pi0t
MhitCluy.
November 22nd. at 1850 a. m. a lee.
ture bl l., ~, Cltuhlow ESQ. Sub
lcct 60 be anuounccdl.
November 18th, ut i3 o.. 49,, Frank
Pierce Esq, viii begin COURSE OF lee
lures On wills aud Administrator"
November syth, az 1850 y M. "a lee
turc b. Hon. %. ". Powers. Subject
- b. anuvunccdl.
December Gu. at $50 .. M, "The
Birth and Growth " American Law"
by Prot Whitley.
December 18th, az $3.50 ,. m, lee
tarv by lion. g. 5. Zane. Subject 10
be- aunuunccd1
December a0th, at ~ a. m. Hon. 10
Grand Young Will begin course Of
lectures on Real Property"
Public school teachers, university
students and students u collegiate
grade VI the Salt Lake college, sheldon
Jackson college, a. y. college, l.. -.
Z. college ana the business college OF
the city are cordially invited 10 attend
the evening lectures LADIES' arr re-
apectfuliy Invited.
The law school holds ~ sessions Tor
the current school year in the Hammond
hall, Third south. Third East.
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lHcti1n however with becoming forti-
u1dc and sanity patience For some
time che expressed the most unboundcd
faith In her ultimate recovery. and u
was only yesterday morning that she
gave up 10 what seemed 10 be the In.
ovliahle ~ soon 40 she felt the end
N her earthly existence was near che
called the fnnmhrfH M tho family. and
othors. together and gave them each In
turn WuruH % counsel and advice. in
doing this she sccfnd 20 rally from her
sickness and spoke 90 each In nrm
tone. Sister josephine WINS born De
ccmbor 20. is73, In Salt Lake city. and
died single She was beloved by all
who knew her. The funeral services
win be held In The Forest Dale mcctlnr
house. Due notice will be given In tho
dally papers OF the time.
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A Mining Case.

Judge Cherry and a jury have been
engaged today taking testimony In tho
case of John Wall aEalns, the Niagara
Mining and smelling company " IDA.
Moyle. Zane and CoHilgan represented
the plaintiff and W. G. Han the de-
PENDANT.
Plaintiff Instituted this suit 30 rec1v-
cr $500 on written contract. Tho
complaint alleges that tho pllin,lff and
ole II. Petersen furm shed the property
Of the corporation In lssS and under tho
contract sued upon, were 90 receive 49,
900 cut OF which Wall was % gut as
600. The agreement was signed by y,
A. III. Franklin, na president OF the
company, and the defense Il that
franklin's act was unauthorized.
A conclusion had not been reached az
prcas time.
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SHEEP AID CATTLE SHIPPING,
Demand FOR Railroad Cars 50 Great Il Canno
Be Supplied.

A. u. Hudnaii. live stock agent o. the
Colorado Midland RAILROAD. returned this
morning from Golconda, Nevadn. lie
says that the business in live stock lines
b. greater NOW than % has been for some
ydart Their ls % great diuculty Do as-
curing cars for shippers, and frelghis
arr plllng up ahead.
Among some 90 the prominent ship
pors waiting Tor cars ate James Hafian.
20 Sterling. NebraEka, with 800 head "
cattle at Ann Point Nevada Abnar
Bourne. with 800 head VI cattle at Aus
TN. Goofre Hnmm. with GOO head u
ahccp at iialltck. Guthrie a Gibson. Of
omaha. with "a train load " sheep a.
Ann Point; and Masof a. knu'klea with
a train load u cattle az Docth. nevada.
for Chicago.
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The ladies Of the w0min's club Of
san Lake city. viii visli ogden on
Wcdn, lday going by the oregon Short
Line. Mr. hurley haa placed "a chair
car at their disposal.
p. y. Choatp. general freight agent Of
ihe Union Pasnc. has gone North On a
business trip.
Vice President Bancroft ~ the ORE
son Short Line LETT for the East this
morning.
The meeting Of the newly elected a.
rectora " the oregon Short Line. 90
elect officers and outline p0llcywlll take
place AZ Boston on wednesday next
General Freight Agent Henry N she
RIO grande Western. has returned
from Kansas city. where has been at
tending a meeting " the Trans Missouri
Freight Bureau. iie reports that all
western lines are jubllant over the butl-
ness Of the year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24
Ely Company incorporated.

Articles " Incorporation Of she Ely
Mining ana Milling company were MED
WGih the county clerk today. The
amount % capital stock o. fixed az
81 900. divided into 10000 shares I'd the
par value % 20 cents each Tho tom.
pany'a properly n located 40 Ely, New,
but with headquarters In this city,
William NJ. Bradley Il president. ". n.
Rathb1nc. Vice president. and W. ".
Spraguo, secretary and treasurer These
gentlemen, togc,hcr with e, = Davis
and T. u, u, Thompson, c1uatl-
tute the board of directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-24

Judge cherry made the following or.
d.ra today:
chiekrnE q Sons W John u, FluIla
~ al; carried 10 foot % calendar.
Nllllam LOnrflrd vs. Salt Lake C.ty.
stricken from Calendar with leave 10
relnstate.
G. lra Krths Va Simon E.seman; H,t
for November IS, 1855
The following petlt g.yll jurora were
excused tQf the term ly Judge cherry
to-day william Atwood, George steph-
enson, Alexander watson, George Cath
rell, orson spl,Ta. L. r. Wells, Orn1n
Harper and Timothy EFln,
Judge lLles today made a se9llng OF
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Information Wanted.

George Grocnway Of Thoraby, Eng.
land, desires 10 hear from hls brother.
steven Greenwuy, when last heard
of Mr. s. GrecnwaS was at Fillmore
city, Utah, lie also wishes % COR
respond with his uncle George ureen-
way, who was lnst heard Of from salt
Lake City. The gentlemen here meu-
toned viii please write b the above
named gentleman of . ilAfnard ST..
Thurnaby -on-Iees, England.