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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

The crush and jam nj the Theater
box office this morning when the sale
for the Sousu performances opened.
was even greater than that seen last
week t1r the opening ~ the opera sea-
spn. The crowding was 20 great that
th'rc was u very evident need ~ q poo
hcemnn's services, but everyone was too
intent on preserving his place In the
line 10 think n sending FOR one. No
one was allowed a. purchntc more than
ten tickets for either Performance. but
the rush las been 10 great that " looks
o. though there viii b. very few seats
lcit' especially Tor the night concert.
The Grau Opera company opens iis
season az the Theatcr tonight. render
INK lioccacclo. The advance sale has
beon strong. and NJ the company has
~ opposltion at the Thoatcr except on
"wednesday night. q big weeks business
may be- looked Tor.
The Trip 10 Africa company with
car load Of scenery the entire Salt
Lake ThontDr orchestra and full com.
PIGMENT N stage hands. gocs ~ ogden
tonight 20 put on the successful opera
thcrv. \ large number 81 sxcursioniata
VIII Join them from this city and other
points along the oregon short
Line ruad. The train win return
In time tonight t. connect with
the street ears. and on Thursday the
company goes 10 Logan. Excursion
tickets bought viii be- good for a three
days lay over.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27
BROKE INTO THE CITY HALL
Police s,orehouse Robbed by City Jail
Trusty
Did Ills WORK Ia, Inder the r.aaio
BYE oi Onieisidom ~ the
saIaboos..

The boys nj police headquarters bid
fair 10 iunFle az go who IL to set up
cigars. from the fnct that the citadel
has been broken into. and that right
undor the official nose Of the reprcsen-
tativcs n the law. \ bad bold sneak
iticf with malice nforethought. has
Appropriated some NJ tho clty's goods.
20 wit' four new shirts. two pair u
shoes. ana "a stock ~ candles.
Detective Sheets. who IL commonly
known among the crrlng 49, "suvora."
VOWS that Inllor Klmball IL responsible
for the blot on the departments ~.
cutchcon while the larRe-hoarted Tailor
rescnts the impuiatlon. and wants 10
know what the city keeps two dctcc.
tlvc- Tor anyway. n q ls not to keep
an eagle eye upon would-be violators
Of the stntutcs7 nut the fact remains
Just tho same. that tho city hall has
been broken into. and the Hpoils that
have come from tho Taxpayers
pockets have been exchanged Tor the
seductive but cnervnti- forty ROD"
The police. after following Intricate
clues. have hunted down the desperate.
ard after torriblo encounter ran him
a. cnrth-iu tie city lnil.. The cuiprit
a. Robert Brooks. "a gentleman 90 color.
who. last month. january %. was SEM
toncod 90 nfty days In the entomology
ital museum presided over by Tailor
klmhnll Tor % ginrlng caac ~ indiffor-
ence TO the laws governing noun %
tUuru. Brooks had been model pria-
oner. hence his keeper had promoted
him 20 the post NJ "truaty' along with
Eph Kelley y Go. Ills duties consisted
M shovciinR snow. chopping wood aud
tending 10 the patrol team.
Last Friday another dusky son ~
Ham. who wore Uncle Sans uniform
and was registered the Eimhnil
house. complained 10 tho powers that b.
thnt he was minus n pair ~ hlgh cut
tigi nvcrHhncF. Suspicion Tell upon
brooks. who slept In the bunk below.
but h. Fcnrned the inHlnuntion 81 ever
luiufinr a brother IN color. But last
nirht liroots owned up that he had
'pinchrd' them. ana during his hours
allotted 90 grooming the patrol bays
be- had adjourned tn Doldhcrg'a on
Second South street. he 81 the three
golden balls aign. sold the footwear and
promptly turned over tho proceeds 60
tho committee on IRRIGATION 81 the In.
tcrior. This led 20 an Investigation.
when II developed that iirnnkH had sold
other articles nt stated intervals. The
production ~ the same by tho Hebrew
merchant revealed tho fact that the
new shoes ana shirts were the property
~ the city. The detectives. following
up the clue. proceeded to the basement
~ the city hall where Brooks was IN
the habit OF splitting klndiing wood.
Tho rest " soon told. the colored gem
temnn had gained access with an axe
Ia the city store room. hHd wrunehod
OF tho lock and appropriated tho goods
In question.
The boys. after lively debate, de-
clded 20 charge him with netit larceny.
Tor which he WIS given 20 days In inil.
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A BELLIGERENT PREACHER.

The Rev Robert stamm Of Anderson.
Ind. was holding a revival meeting at
a country church In tho northern part
OF the county sunday night. In the
rear N the building were several young
people who were disturbing him. lie
went back and with Hlungshot knock.
Cd most " them Into state ~ ina.n.
rihllity. one or two OF tho cases are
serious.
a month ago while holding q Tcvlvni
~ another country church he pulled "a
revolver ana empticd IT, contents. the
bullets passing over the heads nf tho
dirturberH ana landing In the wall In
The rear. He VIII probably have his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27
DIED on THE TRAIN.
Sad Experience Of u Mother. Whose
Son Dies of Appendicitis.

Last evening there was a death on
tho Incoming train ~ the I,io Gnndc
Western. that Of n lad named Morris
Albert Trottler. whose home was at
Standard. Idaho. The boy was accom-
panied By his mother. Mrr. Eliza Trot-
tier. who was bringing him 10 this city
O. be- operated upon FOR Appendicitis.
but the long journey by carriage aud
rail- proved too much Tor him ana he
passed away Just ~ the train was en-
tcfinE the city.
The ppur mother could not believe
that her hoy had passed from this llfo.
ana hung over his imnlmat" form
Wildly calling his name. II was not
until the doctors from ~. Marks hos
pltal reached the depot and declared the
boy dend, aid the mother Eiyo up hope.
Then she was completely broken down.
The body was removed to the home
" a relative. Francis Tate. at ius Wall
street, this city
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siNATT.

The Senate convened today the M
10th day ~ the session. at ii;iO q. M,
President Ncbrker presiding.
Senate petition No, II. By Alder. rclnt-
Ing 20 liquor rolIng. was presented and
referred 10 committee on manufacture
and commerce.
Tho committee on Judiciary recon-
mendcd tho passage of 5. ~. No. %, dc.
ming the boundaries of Utah and
Julh counties The report was adopted.
The committee ON railroads recon-
munded the rejection uf =, II, No. Z,
relating 20 railroad corporations. aud
repeating chapter of the Statutes. The
repnrt was adopted
The same committee recommended
the passage ot $, n. No. On, authorize
lnH inr sale or transfer ~ railroad
property and franchises. and also the
passage ~ >. u. No, o., 10 amend Sec
ton ils OF tho statutes, relating Ia
rallrond corporations. The report was
adopted
The Senate took recess to meet
with the House
The senate reconvened nj ie;is p. m,
BILLS INTRODUCED
The following bills were read and re-
fcrrvd 10 committee.
:. H. No. a. hy Rldenut, An act 10
amend see, 900 % the statutes, 10 ex-
tend the time ~ answer when SUM
mons h served outside the State
>. ", M. 20, by Chambers. general
act relating 20 negotiable Instruments.
FISH AND GAME.
$. Il. No. %, by Evans, for the pro.
lection OF nsh. game and birds. was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27
WERE WITH UTAH BOYS.
Two Nebraska Officers Who Fought by
the Side of Utah batteries.

First Lieut. y. n. Tate u Company
A. First Nebraska volunteers. and
Second Lieut.. G. n. orr OF Company ~.
of the same command, came In from
the coast this morning ON their way
home from Manila. 10th ~ the officers
were In the trenches during the night
when the Utah Artillery had their bnp-
tiEm OF ilre IN July last. Roth gpntlr-
men say that Utah may wen be- proud
~ her boys. The FIRST Nebraska ana
the Utah Batteries have been constant
~ together, ana tho llrulouants say
that they rivWrd like bruihvrs.
The two officers, upon their arrival
here. hunted up Lieut. Grow NJ Battery
II, with whom they crossed the Pacific
ana with him they were viewing the
city today. Roth arc business men and
iNsigntd thulr commission when they
thought the lighting Wus over ThcJ
leave this evening Tor thclr homes.
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RE-TRIAL OF AN OLD CASE.
To Recover ea,I2s.sg on M Assigned
Account tsr-n Twice itcforc
supr.n. Court.

Judge cherry ana a jury have been
ongagcd today In q trial Of the Issues
between William y, Mccormick and
Henry sadlcr. Richards y varlnn APP
pcnrcd for plnintin ana Judge IIowat
and Charles Baldwin Tor defendant
Action In this ease was brought 10
recover the sum N fi.325.2e, alleged 20
be due plnintlr upon certain assigned
account. bclouging Ia Contractors Taft
\ kropfsanE, MS "a balance ON tho con-
lrnct price ~ building "a house l1r Sad
Ter.
The case has boon twice before the
supreme court ana .thp district court
reversed In each Instance on questions
~ law.
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KIPlINC Is ON the BRINK.
Strong Hopes Manifested Thl, The famors
Auihof viii Weather The Crisis.
Hotel IN which ne lie. .. Crowded
With Al Glasses OF humanity
Anxious Tor New..

New York. Feb s5.-Ths following
islpling bulletin was issued at so,
O'Clock this morning.
Mr.kipllng has been during the night
and 81 Still very ul
q. n. JANEwAY.
THEODORE DuNHAM
Mr. kipllng was watched closely all
night long and there was physician
In his apartments continuously.
So nrNH same from the sick room
during the early morning until twenty
minutes NJ o'cnck. when bell boy
boy was Informed by y. n. Doubleday.
lhr publisher, who has been with Mr..
kipllug since the beginning that tho
aulhnr was stun alive ana that at that
hour he was holding his own.
Mr. Doubleday Is quoted az Haylnr "a.
ESQ q. m.
Mr. Kipllng II alive. That ia homo.
tut We arr cndcnyoring 10 kcrp him
alive by administering oxygen ana bv
feeding him the blood extract ~ beer
The crisis, We think, will come mis-
morning " IN safe 60 ray that II az
the close uf the day Alr, kiplluF IL nuy.
We may have great hope Tor ME rc.
cuV"ry.
Later In tho day close friends OF Mr..
NlUiug sunrdedb expressed "a hopefni,
ness that was not apparent lnrt night
Mf Doubleday said that the author
hhd passed bottrr night than could
have been expected aud was yislbiv
nettcr uud resting easier nt half unat
nine this morning though still In such
dnugcfouH condition that no one couid
toll what any hour might bring forth.
Still Mr Doubleday had strong hnpes
That ar Klpling would pass throurh
the crisis NJ the Illness successfiliy
Mrs. kiqllnE IL said TO De- bearing IN
wcll under the terrible strain.
The hotel whore kiplinr lies wng
agaln this morning crowded with cnil.
err-all sorts ana conditions OF mon
and women tremuouHly anxious ~
see how II Jared with tho author of
Tho white mans burden" IL wns
G'nerhlly Understood that the patient
was better than might have boon ~
poctod, Durham said no more huile.
tins would h" Issued until after noon.
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scnACn JtRY DlSAGREED.

The Trial ~ Frederick schnch. an ol-
derry man. on tho charge of attempting
TO assault n ie-year-oii gifi named
Carrie Jonreu. reached re- conclusion
late saturday afternoon. resulting In
n dlaagra among ihn Jurors. This
makes thH second time Che cnaa has 20
ended ana che probability Do the defend
ant will he discharged. The onense
complained D. alleged % have been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27
brazilian Dlploma, Dead.

New York. Feb g7.-Thc death IL an
nounccd Ia Rio Jan"lro ~ Count ~ y.
TorrnH Dc linrruH. distinguished
brazilian diplomat. aged 20 Year,. lie
hnd twice been member ~ tho Hrn-
lillian diplomatic corps nt Washington.
HIS luut post was at Caracas. Ncno-
zuvln. who're he was Tor Hlx years en-
Noy extraordinary ant minister pieni-
putentiaty ~ Brazil. AZ the cnnclu.
sion Of his service there he was placed
on the retired llst about ten years nEp
on account ~ failing health.
During the visit ~ the then Emperor
~ BRAZIL Dom Pedro II to this coun-
Try In 1876. Count De linrfua was n
monitor of his suite. iie did much 10
contribute 60 the success Of the Bra
Ellinn exhibit NJ the Centennial Expo
sltion In Philadelphia during that
year.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

tsRnlHvinaTiud-ztsy.
]. ". Hedges 10 Isabella il,lnkcr,
Warrants. decd, lots ANA I,
block y, Lake View, o.. Ca. q BOO
W. y. iormainc 10 Eta ". Pierce.
warranty deed, part lot g block
v, plnt tsssssss zee sst.sst o.. O.. 1000
J, G. Thompson 10 Helen NJ. Uoya
Warranty decd. lots to n, block
Alta Place co.. 90. 90. ... ...
William wnrdle 10 IT, 9. wardl.
warranty decd. part section
township ! west. 90. 90. 90. ... 100
II, g. Wurdlc 10 Catherine War
die, warranty decd. part section
2 township south, range
Eva schuhel 10 :. l.. Gerber. mart.
section 90. township south.
Salt Lake County 10 A. H. no.
mont quit.claim decd. lots aud
?, block I, East Lawn. ...... Is
Elizabeth Smith o. Joseph Farron,
gult-clnlm decd. part lot Z. block
church of Jesus Ic.1s c6risi o,t,i;s. 200
day Saints, Pleasant Green. 10
H. T, Spencer, trustee. deed part
section n, township I south.
fhmkr Wrftnftf sss ,s... ....
II. r Spencer. lilahop, 10 John
llirsi, trustee, deed part section
80 township 1 south. range
M-"A - Gee zee HfH zoe see HssHHHs j
G. T. Edwards TO n. n. stevenson,
nudlanr'H deed, lots n and ",
block I. sylvan Park.
Estate ~ Orsnn Pratt Ia J. y. ~
drcdge auditors deed. block III.
plnt ~ zee 'ss sss o.. 90. ..,,... %
T. r, johnson ~ M toi,liEnheth ~.
LoomlH, sherlff'H certificate sale,
part lot s. block 9. plat l.. -. 3is1
Total. :. 90. ~. =. ..... ie.baS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27
SETTING OF CRIMINAL CASES
4. II. Jones 10 be- Tried March 2i-t
for Shooting Banker Stout.

Judge Norrcll has made setting Of
criminal cases Tor trial as follows.
Thursday. March Estate W q. r
kelting. assault with deadly
weapon; State vs. Charles Carlson. ns.
snult with intent to murder.
Monday MuWh Estate " J. II.
Freeman. housobrcniginr. two cases.
Albert Edwards. hDuEebunkinN.
Tuesday. March ii-state " John
n. lilythc, rape. State W william
Brndic. forgery.
"wednesday. March Estate W J. u.
Rowan. forgery.
Tuesday. Maruh ei-stnte W 4. u.
Jones. assault with intent to commit
murder,
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Notice n hereby given that under ard
IN accordance with the power aud nu-
ihuriy granted by thar certain trust
deed made ApHl 10, 1896, by charles
liong and Margaret Hnng. his wife, 10
William N. bradley, Trustee, for The
Utah Title Insurance a Trust Com
luny, the holder ~ said trust deed and
the indebtedness secured thereby, aud
recorded IN Book ~ ~ Mortgage,
IugcH alI-s 81 the records OF Salt Lake
county, Utah, the undersigned Trustee
VIII uiier for sale nnd sell 10 the high
est bidder for cash ~ the west front
entrance to the city ana County Build
lug being the front door Of the salt
Lake County Court House In the Guy
~ salt Lake, County " Salt Lake and
state ~ Utah, on March goth. 1889. NJ
u o'clu,A noon Of said day. all the real
estate hereinafter described. or 50 much
thereof ~ II necessary. 10 pay and dis
Charge the Indebtedness secured by said
trust deed and taxes paid out by the
holder ~ said Indebtedness and inter-
est thereon, reasonable attorneys Zee,
CONFORMATION To the cost OF this no.
tico ana expenses OF sale.
The snle viii be made az the request
OF the holder 81 said Indebtedness and
heoaufe Of default In the payment of
tho principal Indebtedness at maturity
ana the interest thereon,
said real estate Nv situated In salt
Lake County. state 81 Utah. and II par
tlcularly described as Commencing AZ
the northeast corner OF lot one ~,
block nineteen 40. plat r." salt Lake
city survey. and running thence south
nve fi) rods; thence west ten n0l rods;
thence north fye 90 rods, thence east
ten tlol rods, 10 point OF commence
mont.
Together with all appurtenanoes
therountO belonging.
WILLIAM NJ. BRADLEY,
Trustee.
Dated February cath, 1899.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27
ELpERsI srNIIsTICAL nEPORTs.

In preparing reports Tor 'hc salt Lake
Stake conference. close ht hand. we dis
cover that the Second. Third. Fourth
Eighth. Seventeenth. Twentieth ana
TWrnty-nfth quorums ~ Elders have
rut aa yet sent ln their reports for thu
alx months ending December aist isls
The presidents ana clOrks ~ these
duoruma are respectfully requested h
zee that their reports are In no later
than saturday March an.
JAMES -. STIRLING. stake clerk.
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EXCEPTING THE MAYOR.

An American traveller stopping Tor
tho night In small European town.
wag charged fo cXorhitantly by tho
hotel-kerper. that In his indignation he
expressed the opinion that the whole
town WIS % den ~ thieves.
There was IN That town an ordinance.
ur law, That whnHuUNcr spoke evil ~ the
people nf the town should always cN-
crpt the mayor
Under that ordinance tho traveller was
arrested, brought before the mayor and
nuHi.
Tlr traveller, after paying his nne,
said 90 the hotei-kecpori You an, tho
biggest froundrol I over mot In am my
lifr, except turning tu Ms honor the
muyur-our Dumb Animals,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27
OPERATION FOR APPENDICITIS.

\ telegram from Elder Hcber ).
Grant who H. In Chicago. states that
John ~ Taylor son ~ r. T. Taylor. ~
this city. underwent an operation Tor
nppruuicitis 30 saturday and that
while h. Is seriously w be- b. doing rs
we'll ns could be- expected Mr. Grant
aud hls daughter. Ray. viii remain In
chicago FOR some days. until Mt Tay-
Tor has sufficiently progressed on the
road to recovery 90 b. len.
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AL LNkE sTAkE coyfEnEycE

The quarterly conference Of this
Stake viii be- held in the Tabernacle.
sait Lake cry. sunday AMI Monday
March i2ih and 18Th. at 10 %. m, aud
= D.. ~.
4 mu attendance ~ officers and
member D. desired
Your brethren.
ANGUS 81. CANNON.
JOSEPH a. TAYLOR
CHARLES ". pENUpSE.
Presidency ~ stake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27

The House this afternoon commenced
sion s0 far
a resolution was presented by Shep-
ard TO the end that three sessions
day be- held hereafter. NJ 10 a. m. and
and y. tn.
Mr.. Shepard followed this resolution
up with another To the eject that after
the 2sth inst the introduccr of bill
have i've minutes to open debate and
two minutes o. close. that chairman Of
the committee from which said hill II
reported shall have the same time. and
that othor members of the House have
but two minutes
Shepard also offered resolution
that the Speaker ~ the House appoint
o. special committee NJ three mUinhefs
too look 40 and report upon the status
~ all House bills pending
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27
THE CITy's HEALTH.

During the past week there were re-
ported % births, males n and females
n. There were deaths. males aud
females a. Three bodies were brought
from other places for intermcnt here.
Eight naga arr outstanding FOR cnn-
tnginua diseases, covering ~ eases ~
scarlet fever and NJ dlphthefin. No
Infectious diseases were reported dur
Ing The week.
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GILBERT BELKNAP DEAD.

Special M Deaorct TolcFraphi

Special per Deacrct Tclcgraphi
ogden. utah. Fob. g7.--word was re-
coiycd In ogden late sunday night ~
the death at Hooper. nj . o'clock D..
m. sunday, N Gilbert nolknap. sr.. "a
pioneer ~ Weber county ana one Of
its best known ana highly respected
citizens. Deceased was the father ~
cN-Shcrin Gilbert lielnnp and tho pres
cnt deputy Hherln. Joseph Hclnap. who
have gone 10 Hooper.
The funeral viii b. held on Thursday.
March 2nd. nj o'clock D. M. at the
Hooper ward meeting house.
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CHURCH CHRONOLOGY.

The necessity N sending cast FOR adj
ditional type (which was delayed In
transit through the late snow stormD
has unayoidably delayed the publlca-
ton Of Church Chronology two weeks
longer than Was anticipated, The type,
however, has now arrived, and the book
VIII be- ready Tor dcllyrrcy about the
18Th OF March. Al parties Interested
are kindly requested 10 await further
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27
WAS MERELY FORMAL.
Voting ior United State Senator Quick.
~ over NJ TOday's Session.

Tho ballot for United states senntor
today was entirely formal. being unno-
cnmpaniod by dilntory tactics Or un-
usual incidents of any kind whatever.
The vote was ns follows, McCune. 20.
sutherland, o.. cannon. s; Ncbekcr. Z.
klng. 3; Bllcout. 9.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27
CHURCH NEWS.

The SECOND quorum OF Seventy meets
In tho Fifteenth ward HAN this evening.
az 7,3o o'clock.
~ t'ap o'clock this evening the 10th
quorum ~ Seventy viii meet ia the
sixth ward assembly room.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27

spanish Commissioners visit the Rebel and
Confer Regarding rri,on,r.

Manila, Feb, "a, G'i5 =. m.-The spsn.
i.h commissioners, SENIORS Rosnt1 and
Bogatp, were permitted to mass ottr I'M.
TO confer with Aguinaldo In reference
To the spanish prisoners at Mnloios.
They returned through the lines tbis
morning near calonocan, with dis
patches for the spanlnrds. They snid
Aguinnldo and sandlko are both M
Malol0H. a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27
DEATH OF nIsnop A. A. lHNsry.

Word comes by special telegram
FROM brigham City ~ tho sudden
dsath At that city NJ bishop \. \. Ien-
zen az hah past o'clock this afternoon.
Of pn-umonih.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-27

The Semi Weekly 'News'' IL the
great country paper OF tho intermoun.
tain region. II olrculates In every city
and settlement In Utah. ana IN most of
those OF Idaho. Wyoming. Arizona,
Colorado. New Mexico, Montana. Sc.
vada, Western Canada ana old Mexico;
az an advertising medium II Is unex-
celled.
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I,IisI,.

sHARP.-In Min Creek, Salt Lake
county. February "a. 1883. Rosa u.
sharp, daughter OF John and Lydia
Mitigate sharp. Born March 10. lsys.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

Feb. e. 1899.
Toduy'a clenrinFH .,.. e. ....fgGa 4Si 70
same DAY last year.. -. o. 1890 10
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Hlhic nt lthh, county uf Sult Lake
VI. j. thcufmnu. being nrst duly
sworn according tu law. dcpoHrf ana
says that he " cashier of tho above
named hank. that the above ana fore
Elius rrport contains q full. true anu
cprivct statement % the condition ut
the Hiid bank ut the close ~ buHinraa
on the ith dag ~ February. 1889
~ j. cilEESMAS,
Subscribed ana sworn Ia before ne
THIS 2ath day ~ February. 1883
lscall LEWIS ~. ROGERS,
Notary Public.
State ~ Utah. office OF the Secretary
Of stutes
!. james r. Hammond. Secretary eft
state ~ the State ~ Utah. do hereby
r"-'ifr ~ fhN fpnnuninr d. TIU
true and correct 'opy Of tho state
t Iu. u..Nt ...IuN.i tulullttfs
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February, 1888.
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