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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-12-08

Mrs. Fl. S. Marden has returned from
4 visit to Massachusetts,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-12-08

F. s Montgomery of New London
Conn. passed Wednesday in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-12-08

VIM. e. Lord of Belgrade, was IN the
city on business. yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-12-08

). 5. Brown. Esq. of Waterville, was
m the city. attending court, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-12-08

o. l. Stone, the State House carpenter
is taking a short vacation, during whic
time he will be in Dexter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-12-08

J. H. Bean of Sidney, visited the
Capital, Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-12-08
DAILY KENNEREo JOURNAL THURSDAY DECEMBER 8 1ses

Arr.
Mrs William Hague of Bangor. is
stopping in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-12-08
To the
Kitchen-sink

grease and CRIME cling
fast and worry the
housekeeper.
FELS-NAPTHA soap
Ioosens the grease,
purifies the sink and
prevents danger to
health.
Groeers. Sell It. FeIs Co.. PhI's
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-12-08
THIS PLASTER

For that hacking cough use Lung Kuro
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-12-08

The railroad commissioners will go to
North Berwick today. to investigate the
accident that occurred on the Maine Cen
trail at the time of the great storm. The
engineer and fireman on an engine were
killed by the topping over of the snow
pillow that was being pushed ahead of
them,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-12-08

The new portion OF the State House is
built on what is known as a freproof
plan, yet it is plain to Sec what would
become of the place sho.-.d a fire get
started in the old part Some think the
doors of the different offices in the new
section should be of steel, so that a great
er fire could be withstood in case it
should get started in the old section A
fire Of any heat whatever, would soon set
the present doors afire and that would
communicate with the interior of the Of
fees, at once setting all the valuable
records and data on fire. 1t would be a
hard matter to start fire in the new
section.
1t may be interesting for some to know
of what the floors in the new section
are made. They are supported by iron
Orders and between these girders IS
stone, cemented solid, so that the floor
which is in each case about Is inches
thick is of solid masonry. The floors il.
the offices are of this same material the
only difference being that there are floor
timbers set into the masonry to which
the boards for the floors can be nailed.
The walls are also of an almost fireproof
material, though a hot fire would, as in
all cases in the large buildings, doubt
less destroy them quickly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-12-08

glove.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
MINOR MENTION.

Monday. "' Wv CLOSED on
next "wednesday. '-'s''n on
| Senator Joseph T.. Rnwtlp, Q. t...
''.y on short visit 10 his flmtiy
MISS Burta A. Oakley Of thls eit, a..
married. on last Monday al uoise t3s
/ 10 Mr Louis T.. Hicks '""'
manager John Dern OF the N,r.,.
hlno mas returned from a yitIt tn bi,
'"lulot nome Fremont. Nph
me bank clearlnRs Tor June rcneb,t
.ne tnial amount uf 90 sSg. lgt. nrninst
$1,000 Tor the corresponding month
IN, llahosforto pupils % Mas Eliza.
w hultoWs gave recital AT Ifnlfy
iiaH last night There was IA iarr, ~.
uienoe present. which was delighted
, ~ O'Clock last nlght Miss MARI
hhhdH hnd Mt. Alfred ~. H. Whitmaa
Mefr married ~ ~. Marks cnthedrai
'.ah iials"y performing the cerumOny'
Harry n. Tollcr president 81 tho Utah
Slato christian Endcavor society. has
sue 20 attend the international chris.
y, a!hh hnnchyur convention at Nashville.
Tenn. which meets on neSt Tu.sdav
me Union Light and Power COM
puhN whistle. located In tho center ~
one or iho main business blocks. viii
n' sounded every night NJ D O'clock ny
a warning Ia children who are ruppoaSi
70 go nom. 40 that time under no nc,t
curfcw ordinance. '"' "''g
~ latty % Raymond oxcuralonist.,
y, 2, n ~. Ilalnrd ~ ~ -. safss' ratN -
,,hg iahernnclc lust before non iod NJ
iypi, bayncs rendering vnni, bsautifni
,.i,vuona' u was Prof. Mcclellan Who
ht' hlned the ladies' az lnsl pveninei.
eelial IN the Tabernacle.
Inc case Of John a. nlythh charged
th nH'aulting Hlx-yenr.Oh phoda
'hhndler, was called up In the uoiiee
lurt ihis afternoon and continued untIi
be- county iali. '''' q"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
War ras Decisions.

Washl' ON, July THE commis.
nlnu,r ~ informal revenue hiah "a mn
~ wharf receipt given tn 4 simmer by
thnf receiving department In exchnnra
tNr which % BIN u ludlnE IL Issued
N,A0ns our.ccnt stamp. does moi
N'rl require unc-rsnt Htnmp. A
.l'inp ON q bin ~ hdlng lH rsgari.d a,
n'rNhg the requirements ~ tho Ian.
Ut Do also held that tho stamp liked t1
An wort hill ~ indlnr uud duly can.
,'N'i De- all that D. required under M.
NV lAw aul that applications made
ln'I'nI hN ihnHe personally Interested
,I NOT Required 90 be- stamped N Is
u.ll ln ihr case ~ theatrical com
lNni.1 that The special tax nf 500 d.
lldh'' when the company rIvrs lf.
t,ial performance IN the month " Univ
W nu. performance iH given until a i8tar
month Che special tax ~ h. b. rsrt,n.t
nom the first day NJ tho month It
Mh.'h ihr hrHt Performance was fIy,p
lul hs.UHH.d a. tn nrst dny nf Jily
InlInWInr An ~ the tax must h., NIX
ll once 1f soon ~ the liability b.rIr.
.' ih' collector whore tho nr-t p.r.
.'fwlnrr o. given. 10 n held maj wb,r.
! r'tIIh0Iir ~ deposit ~ iarugd prpyI1
w ilt Che payment ~ interest iho,i,b
yum mo condition. m lcft alN MONTH .
mo stamp tax must he paid thereon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

nm Creek. Utah. June %. 1895
To the Editor.
MossrH. Charles s,llman sr.. his SON
Forest stillnan Of Eas, Min Greek,
ana RnHmus Larsen OF Blg Cotton
wood. were arrested the other day
upon the charge of battery. committed
upon the person OF ar Dan Lunn ~. n
Mlll Creek, Mr. Lunn II as years IN
as' ana y chosen by the people 20 n
~ water master, In connection VIII
uthers Tor the Mill Creek stream, bd
Mhlls IN the act N performing his Jty
~ thht capacity, this ALLEGED DRY
SECURED Defendants were nrrnincd
ns,t99tc Justice \, \. Keller ofl,ast
Mlu Greek precinct, yesterday bur
"niy Forest stillman was found fullty
ana nnod SO.
Attorney Ray Van Colt pros cutcd
ana Moaarn Dan Harrlngtuf ana
auaup defended thu case AZ many /
Wltneasca were examined: H. trial I
~. 90 10 a. m. and lastcdsIi near /
- " w. Rapoctrly,
~ y. I1NSEN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
rmr uArLooN A. sASrrAoo.
Aerial ship riou which Americans view
me- Qualifications.


Chicago, july 1.-The balloon that Ia
now lu nrlvH use and sailing over inc
bUielgurrad rty I'd gtnti,rn ana ID,
plain vifw of 2s0l0 gpsniifis ana H..
wv Americans was shipped from
TAurt. With fhafttrH forces. ilr.ihar
WIN th submarine cables and other
U'Il telegraph equipment nov being
uH"i hf Che signal CORPS 1f ths rarii.
lar army Zoo Cuba Mf D. W. Ialyd. a.
lhhi district superintendent uf thr
western Union telegraph company
hltH " lH probably one uf the finest
ana most Improved equipment used In
Whfihrc. This balloon was rhippad
nom Paris early ln May ANA ls LaInr
,hhff'l Win oxygen raa from tubular
i,Hofvoira which have been in use by
Fort Riley
The balloon o. nrat charged and then
allowed 90 ascend by means 10 wIrn
cihltl from largo reel made fast 10 I
hnId wagon Tho cable la used ua IA I
Telegraph ana telephone conductor and ]
,h. "''uptnu M the balloon transmit |
l' W.. GROUND thclf observations. There
l. Uillr danger ~ the balloon being
llorc,i hy % rlns shot ou account Oh II. I
constantly hwuylng condition aud tho
'Ntr'mc difficulty of hitting anything
Nv an elevation NJ say $500 feet. which
lH me usual limit N the cable reeI.
ihn ~. nch claim 10 have rlno that
WW pierce The balloon, but h h.
y llmod there are none In uss In either
llhhr spanish or American army. had
.h htlllh been aboard snmpsnn's 1esf
nu,h anxiety would have been mr..
y htrd pending the nnai discovery ~
ldmirh Ccrvtrl In Santiago harbor
u " Aif' Lloyd'n belief that The biii1on
ln ,hlfE" M Major Dos r. Mnxnrd I
nfWtrly HlEnpl officer nf a.. dg,,r,
n'hl ~ tn MlfFourl with Den. urnsL,
.h chicago This particular blil10p
wy HitinE capacity NJ 900 or t6l
nuuh' which would enable ID 10 r,r,, I
we mgnnl men NJ ordinary weight M
XIV Aa w necessary telegraph ami
h9l"., tpnlc apparatus. This h aid
~. 'N. nIai time that Il balloon has
nI. nlc % ihn AllanlIc ncann I
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
IRON THIN PHILIPPINES.
The German Admiral Refuses Spanish Nd
yances.
WOULD NOT atOOltiM MANILA.
h"public Proclaimed. Under the Protection
~ tho unit~d states. and with the
Approval 81 britain and japan.

/ Berlin. July THE following ats.
patch has been received from Hong.
kong
According Co Trustworthy intel
llgcnc. from Manila tho Spanish rov-
ern1r-ronerai had malc arrangements
f1r % meeting with Admiral peidrich
commander NJ the German naval
forces In The f1r ElsD. IN order To-
propose. In bohllf W the Spanish GOV.
eminent that Manila should De handed
into the provisional charge Of the
neutral commander The proposal was
rejected by Admiral Diedrlchs. In Wow
uf The American blockade"
The Manila ncws. via fIonrt1nr.
referring o. the action OF Admiral
pi'1rlchs. may Doe looked up,n ns be.
inF aeml.ofilr.1i note OIL q was Issued
t'the aemi.omclai news agency here
NEW PHILIPPINE REPUBLIC
London July IA representative ,f
Con. AguInaIdo. the leader Of the
Philippine Insurgents. who served with
MIN during The last inurrcofian and
who ~ now In London. h. quoted In an
interview 'H saying that before
NEulnaldp lcfi ilongkong No. promised
Hear Admiral Dewey Then commodore1
not 10 enter Manila until the arrival NJ |
me American troops. Agulnaido's rcp- /
T'seniative adds that h. has Just re-. |
''ived a dispatch from Cnvi,c saving A |
republic has been proclaimed there by
NsuInaldo, under the protection n tho
United States. and approved by Great
iritnin and Japan. Continuing. the
preventative " tho Philippine leader
..''r7 that be has been o. Berlin.
'h'f" ne saw the under secretary for
'io'Rh hhairs' who declared that an
''tmnny wanted was that the existing
import larn would not be- altered by
republic being established In tho
'hillppincH. or nj least that the prefer.
nee should not BE- given 10 any other
alton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

Issued for tho ten shares sold and an
other additional certificate Cor the
ninety shares remaining with him the
result being that the ninety shares Is
sued with the certificate FOR ten shares
SOLD In lieu thereof. does not require
any stamp, and the certificate Tor the
ten shares does not require n stamp
representing the tax Of i've cents on
each 500. or face value or fraction
thereof ns II IN not IN original issue.
The only stamp required with refer
ence 20 these certificates II q stamp on
the transfer NJ the Hh1fos sold. repre-
ntIng payment ~ the tax 81 two
cents ON each 500. ~ face value OF
fraction thereof
In another case stated Tor illustra-
tom WHORE q man holds several ccrtin-
Gates Tor shares OF stock aggrcgnting
100 shnroa.and Cor hiG convenience calls
upon the company 60 ISSUE On him IN
lieu thereof one certificate for 100
shares. There being nn sale or urrce-
meni IN sell. NJ memorandum ~ sale nr
delivery or transfer uf this now coftin-
cato. the statute does not require the
aihNing o. any stamp thereto.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
MADSEN THE WINNER
Supreme Court Decision IN he Case Of the
Central Pacific Railway
MftcTs ALL The TOWNS IN UTAH.
Judge Marshali Reversed scott Gets Two
Years, and Protests ~. tnnoerrco
Othef Matters.

Tho Supreme cDuf.. ln Hu opinion
handed down today affirmed th' judr
mcnt ~ the lower count m th. e1.a OF
u. D.. TlrpsY appellant 80 Andrew
Madson.
This was an action in eiectmont
brought by Tarpcy is grantee of fhc
Central Pacific Railroad company
against Madsen. the pntentoc of the
United siates. and 60 recover possession
Of o. quarter section of land. situated lu
BuNnldor county
Mornni Olncy settled upon the ltnd.
In the fali NJ 1865. and nlcd q clairi Co
prcmption right 600 May. iscp. before
the railway company had established
itH line
The court holds that the grant of
land by provision of O. special oct %
Congress. passed in APRIL isc1. Go iha
Central Pacific dld not include th. land
~ dispute. because 10 was subject iu the
rights VI olury The latter afterwards
failcd 10 comply with tho requirements
81 the law and the court holds that
the land then became part % tho land
Of the UnitCl States. aud was then SUBJ
yect to the humcHtrad entry of Midaan.
~ hher words, when OluHy lost h.H
right. the land ala not become subject I
TO the operations N the grant made by f.
congress 70 tn railroad company
The court further holds that The land I
was subject tu rntry hy Madison IN tho f.
10Th ~ juno. 1890. aud that tho patent .
Issued ~ him on the 2ist OF August. .
1876, passed the title tn him. An al. F.
nrmation OF the trial court b. then or.
dored
The dccislon q Of vast importance
10 the people living Within the forty
miles Of the grant Ia tho railroad. ana
quirta title nll the lands covered ly
townflir entries Tho decision nis.
fevefrea Judge Muuhall Of the unIfre
states district court. In the Inhnrnu
aud Lovoinnd cases
Tho opinion was delivered by chief
Justice Zane Justice narich and Dis.
Flct Judge ogden Niles concurring.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

the easo Of the State against char
lotte T. Edwards. ohnrrsJ giih
receiving stolen property. knowing no
nhIn. " nave been stolen lH nearing IA
conclusion ln Iudr. N,rr.ir. 80.
The defendant was undergoing rr1.1.
examination ~ press time. Attorney
yghh IA Taylor, who defended Miss
20 Nhrhn az a previous hearing WAS nn
attentive listener this afternoon.
IN the case ~ ~ X. Bloch and e,fp.
Ishy against r. Werner ~ nl. Iuirs
,heffy today granted thirty days nddi
uunal tlmo To prepare and Mo uoiir,
OF motion for now trial
nom sides, In the case Of H. n
Davies. assignee. W Nat NJ Urigh.r
~ NJ, rested this afternoon and nfru.
inenis wfrn In progress when ~,
News" report closed.
Ihoinna Collier, q native ~ the Isle
or man. hut now NJ Salt Lake county
mas been admitted ~ citlErnHhlp h,
judge Cherry, ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
SCARED m Tnr nAIN.
u Has heen Pouring Down IN Cuha Troops
Heforc santiago on Ihursdny.

u. = Army Five Miles East
~ santiago de cuba, Thursday. June
] 30. noon. Via Playa del Este. Province
/ NJ Santiago De Cuba. June 90. evening.
I ,ttppyflEht ISIS. hy tho Associated
I ircAa)-Thc American forces. now
numbering nearly 1000 men. stun oc.
'upy q position In long line. I've milc,
east " Santiago dc cuba. but mo- for.
ward movement has been made during
the past y hpuu owing 90 the ain.
'ulty experienced iu forwarding sum.
Client supplies from thr base at JurnFun
anu the fact that 1t has not been pos.
Hlble up 60 the present 10 send light
asItlllery aud Siege guns to the front
rum ialqulri
Major Gen. shafter Is AZ tho front
ANA conducting the reconnaissance In
person The American troops have
made no attack ne yet upon AEundnros
or ON the coast near the len wing ~
tho invading army where the new base
may De- established later
Inc town NJ Cuncy. which commands
the land pntrtcc Into Santiago De- Gu.
n9, Ics close 90 the Americans right
wing and Will probably be- taken with.
out difficulty soon. us 10 iH held by only
= small gunri " spanish troops. Amer.
i"nn scouting parties have been within
a thousand yards ~ Cauuy without be-.
lnE attacked, and the roads in that
vicinity have been repaired and I'm.
proved by our truopa. Indicating that ]
tlon
~ 10 believed that the Investment o, |
Santiago Dc cuba will follow the cap. |
turc N Cancy.
There are about 5000 Cuhnns oncrat.
ing with The American army NJ m.
'front.' AMI the Spanish force drfendlns
vantage de Cuba a. estimated nt from
1000 20 10000. In addition. az already
rahlod. Gen. rando. the spanish mill.
AIRY commander IN the neld. ~ march.
.nF from ManEanlllo some ig5 miles
vest With 5000 men and unless checked
lF the small force ~ CuhanH holding
he mountain passes. he ought 10 reach
'hnilnro. In his efforts o. support Uon.
4nnrcH. In Few days.
Tho American cnmyH have been
spkcd by the recent rains, and tho
'NdH hsr im bad condition hut our ON.
'a ann mfn urr confident they Will
'r able y mako a general attack soon
nd that Vantage VIII fall before them.
The cable Yves placed In operation
lhoncy,hud communication IL now omen
his morning nt luraguh, Altnrra and
ctween he Invading army and Wash.
ngton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01

JnraFun, cuba. June 90. . p. m. by
~ y dispatch boat Wanda. via Kings.
lsHN, hy the Associated pr'ss i-lf,,,'..
Spanlarda IN the front VI grn i<.ni's
llnr nave adopted new method of
preventing him from firing ou their
N.rkf, They have strung I'D fresu"t,
linl'rEtls ROD Cross nlgs tn lin. bs ~
ully,,'y in vIcw % their ,ntrcneh,
=, me object M this, q Il thought al
~ N.ni h'adqulrtsra II 90 prevent
i'cllon ur " The Rcd Cross h ignsr'j
I" spread the ii0t that ths Amgrir,n
r.ldlrfa were violating tho rul.s ~
(, .lNlllssl warfare in hiring up1n tbt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
WILL VISIT THE COUNTRY.
B eruiilng Officer Jennings VIII Leave for
Hefeuf Tomorrow Morning.

Recruiting onicer Frank W. Jen.
hng' has succeeded In enlarring his
llr' of accepted men In this city 10
total ~ p. Il may be- possible that after
IN. news report closed this afternoon
. few more viii be added To- the ilst
MT Jennings has been reliably In
Formed that there are number ~ good
and capable men In Mercur who desire
70 enlist and he will 30 10 tn mining
camp tomorrow morning 90 give Thorn
an opportunity 20 do 10, Thcfu are also
n number N young men ut Tnoeie
city who arr Possessed ~ A similar
desire To- serve their country. and that
place VIII be visited. na VOL as Grants.
WHO and American Fork Capt" Jon.
nlnEa thinks u improbable that any
more recruits viii be sought ln his
Guy upnn MS return, because be- an.
10 hcnd1 that his quota will be- com.
nlcto.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
Ed. KIRBY FOUND DGAN.
BODY DISCOVERED At Los ANGELES, CAL.


Los Angeles. Cal. July 1.-The dead
body Of a man supposed from papers
found on his person to b. that N u.
y Kirby. was found In East Lake park
today Tie had taken poison. Letters
showed that he had been connected
with the Risdon iron works " san
Francisco. and came originally from.
Salt Lake. lie icft a will leaving his
to his wife
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
TWO STOMACHS.
w" VIPER for the rroi,id. aud IN. Lov.,
'"' the Greater i'nrt " tho Food.

"'fH W NNA NNfis
u IN nu interesting study D., o,,..,..
wv tho digestion of food IL 49,,
plnn,u' Ihg ErutUr part 0f v..,.tai,i.
l,'l " Nihrrh and this Is never NJ,
~ IN IN. stomach proper. nor Is d, ~
st,,,a 10y 'h' r.pEn .u the upptr
starch 0 Carbohydrate, "a ,....,
"lt nt me stomach INTO M. dp, ',,...'ll
cont stomach and Their. t,,''
N WE pAncreutlr Juices. when a.. -, 80
"a lui' ln.'Hplc funF| o. rr,N., r, s''''D
FlIt ul me sruin. 10 that has No. ,'.' %
,"' anu lh"He elements win t,.i' -, -
",Nt ana Time transform IN, 49,.
'g'1 fral''suglr, whlru h tb' az, ~ I.,nl
Hi digestion '"' HIst act
,,.',n5' PROGRESSES nra dupllcnted t, no,
wv lh.ttl or mechanical vs1v XVI
l."ns .4elurr ~ Grape Nuts tb'" lly
ni'Nh iaal food made bv TX n,W
MIA co.. Lin, NJ Battle Crs'h'
in MS food one finds the 5,,,,,,.
,NHl, OF trupe-sugar 1rJ 49,
.'Sh j VIII be- found t1 aulei,i, mnvi
hne Iatten ana strengthen t ~ d,srtt
ltelll mission Is 10 nourl,h
NNu we hfhln ana nerve com ~, ""u
certain definite feeling M
g"hlnn comes % the lpbi,It'n
breakfast 'r"pa- Nuts az
n,.ns a condensed b,d. ,,.
n ftluFa more than 1 t1 Hnes
w.. -lral which IA worth cl,.t-
''ns from an economical stand, .'ns'd'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
TAX ov orRTnrio,rr~
H"''' 81 the fi'r"s wher. m. War Ia,
stamps Must he Placed.

Warrington. juno go.-on IN. op...
ton OF that pant Of schedule A Of an
act OF june ilis9s Imposing tax ION
,nch original issue. whether ON organ.
,'loh or reorganization OF csrtln-
80. ul STOCK u ~ held by tho com.
lnlHalnner NJ Internal revenue. la "A ,ir-
GUAR lraurd today, that Tho u.s,i,',.
OF IN" words "orlsinni issue, as tbn,.ih
~ used o. limited aud Centralized Ia,
th' words. whether on ma nrs,,,.t,,'S
l"h ni rr-otgtni- alton. and thar tbs,t
lvl' lhc only certificates uf Htnsil ..s
Mhl,h tho tnN of uve cents an e,.s
nunul,d dollars NJ face valu, or f,,.'
w., w." .nei'ul. 49, Imposed by this ACT
I'M, 'uh,tl'a Issued ou az after
80, W, on inc organization on r,.
A.. il"h M company" 1, ~
h'ld turthcr that In tho cnr. ~ , ~
ration having tfor instancel an M
WNllh'i capital stock OF Al 001 M
Nhl'h " has issued only tn1 018 - ~.
w. y"'h AlN9,, ana ON or after th,t a.,
IVY. necessary Co make oue NO..
N"llunhhl Issue under mo n,,,b,,,i,..
'as'd hy each additional i,sgt,. th,,.
, ..,l l' ago original issue" within H.
''.','., NUn hrhnlnH NJ The statute undo,
rii"b 1870, ''N Nhl the certificates of I.
tax 10 Nh' stamp ]
Nh'rr any original oprtincat, t.s,,.., |
. ll'H'ht'd hy the holder tn IN, 80,
.iNh "i corporation Tor tho iss,,..
n"'noF certificate or certine,t.'
Nu lleirui, tho cpftincHt. nr e.,.t,t"
1Ws 'h'ltup"n issprd to tax, ia. 49,
pr lhr original cchtincnt. r,,,i1 F,.'
,h"' lhe language aud llnltsti,,
NN Hlhtuly above rrCited. rratit,. ~
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-01
nru,aI Murder In Missouri.

81 Louis, July IA special 10 the
Iost Dispatch from Jacksonvlllo. Mo.
says;
James Ian, a prosperous farmer. and
nlh VIE living ihrao miles south N
nero, were murdered today by Tohu
lieudrlCks, i9-yenr-oid farm hand
Who had been discharged. Ileadrlcks
hot the farmer four times.
me murdered mans wife threw her.
,,lI on me- body and asked for mercy.
hut heniriCk cut her throat Amer
compelling The daughter of MI employ.
q i9 wash tho blood on hla clothes
ii,adflcka escaped A uheHn'A posse
iH IN pursuit..