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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-28

Tho annual meeting " tho stDcthniders ~
thu l'rdu " iho Wuat MiniuE Company which
should haze been held uu thu urst Monday ln
lrnfuHy5 lsn having passed. nmnUuuFUf tho
stockholders ~ said tumuauY flr 40 fuf.
fusn " V|UriluE "a Nuarl ~ alN Directors Co
aHfNU until lhU uoHi ensuing annual election
HuN untl tlrlf HuHHfaaufH shall have NHru
uuly elected uud qualified. and fHr tip traus-
action " other luslnras ns may properly
Monday, uctnhr uth. ia. ut 5.lnnrlurk o.. u.
90 che orc ~ thu Secretary ~ the COMPANY
fn.ult Room lhl city and County iiuI'diur.
consider thr proposition NJ lrVNlug an hssosH-
mfnt upon tlu capital Htnrk ~ thr UnffHfa4
tlnn. ]. e. 30 NHIN, Secretary.
NlLI LLLn L-LN. LL.L --u- nh I--n
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OHIUON snoHr LINZ nAILHO
COMPANY AUCTION

The following unclaimed baggage will ~
sl'd ~ public auction. at thu rooms ~ tho
Fidelity storage AMI Commission company,
- south, West tumplr street. salt tAk4Cft.
Utah. commencing 10 n o'clock. a. m Thurs
day, Ortntor bth. is.n. aud continuing al the
same huuf each day uutil sold
Trunks marked, Hhrrhuu liruI uuttnt o. l.
MrnuWuull. Ogden.
iiundlos marlcd. a. a, Lamport Ordoni a.
Y. Am.huy, gu, DiiT ~ Dak y y. ND.
son. Preston.
Also 10 following auirlos not marked .,
trunks q NullHrsl q telescopes, ~ sacks.
10 hats, % coats, cupys drum, baskets, [
shawl Z uirtuua, { hulk, I urmluhu. LOT u
rubber eve Fshnus. 10 bundles.
Go. l. ALLEY
General laEgngu Agent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-28

Mrs. Cecilia Pearson Wide, one of the
oldest settlers Of Coalviile and summit
county. died last Saturday The deceased
was born in phnlinl Sweden. September
ON. 1912 She Joined the church In
1858. and cmlgratcd to Utah 90 years
nEo. with the exception uf a year spent
In salt Lake city, her home hnH been
in tonlviilc ever since. one By one the
children OF Sister Wilde have preceded
her to the other side until one child
alone survives her with an Industry
Characteristic Of the sturdy race from
which rhn HpranE. Sister Wilde nohly
performed her part In the colonization
and bcautifyinF u this once desert land.
The faith of this true woman never
wnvtfed; and her lifU ana many virtues
were an Inspiration 10 the young and
old alike. A most admirable trait Ia
her character was the untlriug Industry
she displayed. Although NJ years ola
when death came. and until ola use
and general debility confined her 20 her
bed Tor the last nine months, Sister
Wilde could oNclaim with the poet;
Something accomplished. something
done
Has earned a nights rcpose."
The funeral services were held IN the
Stake tabernacle on Monday. Prfnidcus
W. W. Clun and Alma EllrUdre dgliv-
cred sympathetic and appropriate dis
courses. Then the body u this worthy
sister was laid 90 rot beside her loved
ou"a In the beautiful cemetery on the
mll.
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Informed Mrs. Jones. the mother Of the
Gin. that tho teacher had whipped h Z,
dnughter. and forthwith The wumau.
sho ls easily, irriated, repaired Co the
aho piisd in vigorous fashion nhuut tha
person of the teacher. Tie club break
Ing. the irntc parent rcH0rtod 90 Kick.
ing and cutting. She finally doaiatrd.
aud after cooling on somewhat &C..
turned and apolOglzcd 10 The teacher.
begrinR that no action b. taken against
President Thomas of The board OF 5du.
cation looks Ut the matter quite dlfitr-
entity, and announces hls intention OF
having Mrs. Jones arrested no main.
tains that tn let the matter drop would
be 10 encourage Improper Interference
charge Of their duties aud would rUrI.
ously Impair the discipline In tho
schools.
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TWO SHOCKING ACCIDENTS
Sudden Death Of Julius A. Farley Of Mound
foh Ward.
cour, Cases wes.ier Murder Mystery
James Pryor Arrested birthday
Party Local Briefs.

Yesterday afternoon at about 4
o'clock Arthur Scott, young boy about
1; years Of age. living on Thiruoth
street. near Pacific avenue. was riding
hls bicycle on Lincoln avenue at rapid
spoed.and In turning a corner he ran In
10 team belonging TO George Jashua.
one Of the horses IL young and quite
wild. and the young man fcll near the
haraos hind feet. the animal kicked
young Scott In the face, the shoe cut the
nose and upper lip right through caua-
lng cash about three inches long and
bfulaing him up otherwise very badly.
Ho was taken 90 his home and Dr. Rich
was sent for, he sewcd w the luCcratod
parta and relieved the unfortunate
young man Of his suffering as much as
possible.
HENRY CAMPBELL HAS his LEG
BROKEN.
Another very serious accident occurred
yesterday. Az Henry Campbell and
another man from Libcrty were bring
sacks commenced 60 slip from tho
wagon. and In trying 70 catch
Il Campbell was ovcrbalancgd
and fell between the wheels.
the heavy loaded wagon pass
Ing over his right leg just below the
Knee. breaking both OF the bones. one
Of the bones pr0trudlng through the
tkln. The injured man was brought
down to ogden and taken 10 Or. Nicha
operating room whore the bones were
nct and the fracture relieved. Tho doc
tor thinks the limb can BE- saved, Mr
Campbell was taken homo last evening
in "a wagon.
JULIUS a. FARLEY DEAD.
Yesterday morning gloom was cast
over the Mound Fort ward when the
death OF julius A. Farley was an
nuunccd Last Saturday nrht he was
at the Tabernacle Fair apparently we'll.
on the way home he was taken with
pains In the stomach. Hc retired that
night al n o'clock complaining Of SEE
we're stomach paths. ON sunday morn
ing he was unable to get ~, the pains
being 80 cNCruClutinE. but he did not
send Tor doctor until early Monday
morning. when Or. Rich was sum
muncd, who pronounced the case Hcri-
Gus one. Every cnoft was done to give
relief but without avail, ana yesterday
morning at $50 o'clock he was called
to the great beyond. The cause uf
death was pronounced na ubccaa VI tho
right lung ana Htoppago OF the bowels.
julius a. Farley was ~ years OF age,
and he leaves "a loyinE wife ana several
children. n father and mother and a
number Of brothers ana sisters l.
mourn his departure from this life. lie
was faithful Lattor-dny saint. and
enc Of the most active workers In the
Mound Fort ward. The funeral SER
vices VIII be held sunday afternoon at
The Mound Fort meeting house at pm.
Friends may View the remains at the
family residence at Twelfth street from
~ a. M. until .. M, on Sunday,
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FROM LONDON TO NEW YORK IN
THREE DAYS.

Mr Reid Uho car OF Newfoundland
and his sons dream of shortening the
trip between London ana New York by
hfty hours. Their own farm Of New
foundlnnd win play large part In thIa
timr.Cuttlnu scheme. The trim runs
from London TO ilolyhoad by rail-. by
boat 20 Dublin, by rail 60 Galway bay.
BY fast steamer 60 Nutrc Dame bay.
Newfoundland, by rail 10 pnrt.aux.
basque, By boat 20 North sydney. Cape
breton, and from thuru by rail 10 New
Nork.-AinslecH for october.
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FARMINdToN.
Further Particulars o. the shocking Death
assH ~ Noung Abbott.

Special Correspondence.
Pennington. Davis CO.. Sept. 2s.-ln
tho hurry % transmitting the partiou-
lars Of the death Of young Clarence o.
Abbott. yesterday afternoon. few
crrnfa Wrrr unnvoi 1nhle3
When Mra. Jane Rounds ran 10 him
he showed no signs OF life. she could
not distinguish hla features aH his face
was covered and his eyes, noatrila and
mouth were nlicd with dust, His par
enta and relatives are ovtrWhelmei with
grief. his older btothcu AMI sisters
speak Of him as the sunshine Of the
family. being always bright. happy and
cheerful. Or. stringhnm was summon
Cd by phone from Bountlful and soon
arrived. but could render no material
assistance
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alton. 6T,aloi uad9f 10 laws Of ttlh
Location " principal u.Hrn ~ busino., salt
Lake flfF. salt l#IEH tuuutV
state ~ tt4h

NOTICE. q hereby given that at "a fnoutinf
~ th0 directors 10 said rumrHuy. held uu tln
ath day NJ sept lrH. Hu Iasssamtnt 10 toni
ital stu.k - thr HHr.HTfHI .Hu. payable Immti.
utulN 20 tln ru'HUiHTY. nf ituIm so ID t'Ifu.
mufclnl hlurh Iu HI.t HhH CIV. salt Lake
County state " Utah Auy stnfE ,uf.In
which This Hga. ..surnt may r,sHHIu uur4tl HH
thU Wh day of uHIHHfr ts.1. will Uu' drIIns
uurnt and advertised for sale lt public uIs.
iia suid uu IhD gitH uuv % OafHHHr In az
nay the delinquent Haslssutnt. tuerfhHr uIth
tho cost Of advertising md rNfHuau OF a4Ip
JAMES o. JENNINGS. -gcy.
Room Ne. n Commercial hInch. salt Lake
fHIfy TfaN
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LYMAN, IDAHO.
Drowning of Aima Castle, Tcn.yrar-oid
sou OF sahn aud FATTY Castle.

Lyman, Idaho. Sept 20 Tho cItizcna
Of our ward were plunged into gricf by
the sad news OF the drowning OF Alma.
the ten-ycar-old con o. John and Emily
Castle. The little fellow went with two
other hoyu 10 battle In "a pond "a short
distance from the house. hul won't d..
yond hiH depth and was drowned. An
alarm was at once given. hla sister and
brother were soon on the HIsut 10 iird
the body, but too late az lie was gone.
Kind uelFhborH found the body about
forty mlnuicn after. iiis father and
mother were away al tho time. but 70.
turned Few hours after, 20 and their
dear son In deaths sleep They have
the sympathy VI the ontlO community
In their bereavement.
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Aud On acrurdaucU with Law aud hu order
NJ the board ~ dlrurtura made nu tho sth day
Of August isIl su many share ~ zach mar
eel ~ such stock aa may De- necessary uliI hH
sold ut tho fruut door ui Che nrssrvt National
NHnk ~ salt Lake CITY. ltah. so ID ~IutH
Tuesday, October Inl. isli re tho hour "a Il
O'Clock noon. Go pay delinquent ussrsa.
mrnt thereon together With clio cost VI ad-
vurtlslnE and UApuusrs 20 sulu
ELIAS a. SMITH.
secretary Fremont Mining company. Ofiira
Ne. " -uuut last Temple Street salt
Lake CITY. Utah
Dated afUfYWlHf ii 100
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wEssLrn MURDER Mysrrnr.
Iopham Arraignsd for the IIomiclde-Ja
rryor Arreated aud Hold.

Thomas Topham was arralgncd be.
ioie Justice OF the Peace Joseph Hail
On lhe charge OF the murder OF Charles
=, Neaaler. The statutory time to
lleld was taken. The time Tor the
l,.lllnlnary bearing was set for Friday
OF ,, m.
There has been no now developments
N me case. The officers are making
thorough search for more information
th4 llght on the case, County Attor-
h'y lialvcrson thinks he has q now lead
70 some more evidence. but what II II
tahnot be learned. Yesterday after
noon the officers had the dead man
photographed to show the scars on his
person TO use as evidence In the case
"h'h II comes before the district court.
JAMES PRYOR ARRESTED.
me young man. James Pryor. one OF
We witnesses In the case was Yesterday
laoed under arrest by Chief OF Police
IaIenport ana Deputy Shorln Bailey.
snu placed In the city Jail TO be held for
''r'hef testimony IN the case
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
LnAt evening a most ploasurablo sur.
PIhv banquet was rendered losro.
hreeden, at his home In the Rein Ter.
,A'g, the occasion being RoscOc'a TWEEN.
g.hHt birthday. The evening was most
.iloyably spent by the many friends
VINO gathered 60 extend their henrtv
congratulations. Toasts, games. music
una many other amusements went 10
Nht up good time for ali. An eInb.
prhte supper was served In the dining
room, after which the party dispersed
NJ late hour,
Observation-Disclosures NUPTIALs.
O. c. Hastings and Viola Chadwick
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Ana iu accordance with tho law amt order
q The llnhrti " Trustees made uu the lath DAY
~ July isn, No many shares ~ each parcel n
such va. ~ may uu uCeussnry, vii be snle
lliy and Uuunty iiulldiuF salt Lake CITY,
Utah. IN Che ilfh day NJ October. isft nt u
o'clock nluu a. pay tho delinquent asscss-
munts thereon. together with tho clst uf at
Vuftiaing aud uNronsus " sale.
Dated sept a. is1i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-28

William q. brewer OF Lewiston was
on Monday last granted a'diyorco from
Nancy l., Brewer on the FroundA OF
doHertion. The plaintiff and his father
testified that the defendant had loft her
husband and took up hor residence In
salt Lake city FOR some time past
The viii uf Catherine l.. Roth seehol.
ger was admitted TO probate on the
same day.
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nearly % week. nrother Petersen is
suffering from the effects of severe
apruln IN one 81 hiH legs.
II D. said, upon good authority TINT
the marriage bells were ringing out az
Dayton recently and that Mr. John
Norris took unto himself Miss Amuu-
dh Christensen. % course John denies
committing himself in any such
way, but he looks guilty whoa be- de-
mics 10
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salt Lake city. Sept 2, izn
Tho annual stlHkhnldrrs' meeting OF tho
Ighl Land aud -turk Company will hu held
ut tho company unIrU with suFnHUr Claualu
q Co. lUu llriulUhY hdHy, uctohor q. tsgg.
at % %. Co.,, COR thu election AZ officers aud
such other business as shall come before IL
hpfNCEl CLAMsON, President.
ID. u uLAW-ON, Ilt. SEQ. 4 Treas.
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NotiOI on sroCKuOLDERs MEEI.
tNO,

Notice rs horribly given that o. special mrUt-
lug NJ tHu storkhuldva OF tIu south Jordan
Milling Company gill hu hUIu 100 tlH south
lnulAu MIL ut south Jordan salt tuka Du,
mufIl and Ton thy rHmlYE| Uf certain dIrurt-
OH and officers " sold corporation. and 90 an
tlu Nucuufirs that iuny hHruusod by such rr-
muTal and Tor ruCn other business ls may
lawfully come bOfnru said mggtIug
q AT lluLT
SECRETARY and ManAsor OF the south Jordan
Mullng Company,
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The annual meeting ~ tho at0rkhnidura Of
orusun short Line RAILROAD CO. will BE- hold
nt tho unlru ~ tho company lu salt lake
city Utah, uu "Wednesday uHfuhUr tIrrprfh.
nftcon IrUrturs ~ tho company, and fur the
trnuaurtlnn ~ such other huslurss as NAV
legally cumU nrfuru tho meeting The htiIs
fuf thr transfer Of Hin'k vii bU glpscd Tor the
purposes ~ tlir mrrtinr Hi Tho rlusr ~ Iusl-
moss uu saturday. september eIrl. In aud
Win d. rUuuUnrd uu tho day folluutnr lilo
date ~ such meeting or NJ any adjournment
thereof
Dated. september y In
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COALVIllE.
Trade and Bu.lne.. nri,t Death Of Mu.
Wilde

Coalvilic. summit CO.. Sept 27.-rha
coal trade IN quite brisk aud the tnlnefs
are steadily employed. business Dr. on
the improve and the merchants report
larger sales aud easier collections.
II IL q noticeable fact that the men
who have stayed on their farms anal
perscvvrod In making Improvements are
In better Clrcumstnnca lhnn those who
neglected their land 20 seek employment
at the mills and In the mines.
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WESTON, IDAHO.
foor crops-o Opening OF Schools g. SERIOUS
Hallway Accident

Special Correspondence.
Weston, Oneida Co, Ida, Sent %
Weston IN az dry and dusty a. ey,r.
The people are mostly throurh ,,ttt
their thrcshing and are already puttias
In their grain for next year.
Tho crops this season in most Ia.
stances have been quite light. moi mo-.
Than half a crop. and with many even
iea5 thi.l thnti sun the people DO not
success another year.
Mr.. and MrH Petersen returned today
from brigham city WHERE thoy nave
been visiting and gathering fruit far
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Send 20 cents 10 the News" and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
of our boys work In the Philippines
ION 10 Manila" We pay tho postage.
Stamps taken IN payment
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Mrs Rachel Davis was today GRANTED
q divorce from Morris Davis on the
ground Of failure 90 provide. The decree
was entered BY default. The plnintin
Was granted the custody OF minor son
and was restored 10 her matdrn name
of Rachel Lovolcaa
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meetlng OF the Republican city
committee was held in tho county court
house last Monday evening at which
It was decided 20 hold the Republican
primaries on October 18th and the city
convention on october 10th. The dele
gates were apportioned rs follows:
First ward. iGi Second. Is: Third is,
Fourth 2Oi Fifth, %; total, o. Two
couneilmen VIII be nominated and two
ward committeeman viii be elected az
each primary-'rh Nation.
A rather sensational disturbance oc-
CURED at the Ballard school In tho Sec
ond ward yesterday afternoon Miss
Nellie Hawkes. has chnrge OF tho school.
ana yesterday she chaatised "a rofrnc-
tory. pupil, a sin by the name OF Jones.
ny boxing her ears AZ the close OF
school the girl was requested 10 re-
main behind, ns tho teacher wished 10
tax 10 her. Some OF the other pupils
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ic'h 1nl Everett ppk ryGsdt5ss rgths
.lal.pf MARTIN % rc1k. Decreased. for con.
nli4Atill NJ sl.guf ihu following Described
f,'lil. ~ -tlI pr'nlont tpvlt
4 hNch H lInt az salt Lake city survey
th.uen alIth l.aH feet th0ur1 wesf W rlds.
h..IN w fHtt fhHucn onst % rriL
w lNa pug ~ ttta aud uplu tho following
NlHH IIHN lH.l uuIu confirmation "A
lI, 81 r1fs ifuw che return " sale. gloi
m llH 'nlr. uI. hHUn art fur hearing M
't li OCH. d l. u. 40 th0 County C.iurt
il..H .u thr Court ROM IN said tlurt h.
iA.' ,ty. HNt Lake Duuuiy Utah
WINES ODE r..fa W HlId court With ths
fartF tgA| thereof amNod. this slrd dag
or -gutgMHHU 4 10 ts.1.
,. DAVID a. nuNWAh Clerk.
iN H.n. D.. HtAtu Deputy Clerk
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.. ll." petition NJ Daniel 10 jacobs and John
~ IuuuHs administrator. Uf ono 0afHfa "a
''N.'I Oh. uNH deceased. PRAYING fIf thD col.
l..M.ni " tulI u.Huut 90 said admiuIstra.
~ sl.I u tIfrto fIl. u.HsHra HrtItIti. hI.i.''s
'L Inf ID" ping uu "Wednesday. thr lth day III
N'inIHr A. % lrn. Hf 70 uu'aHasE 4 ~ a
i.t' nIHiF Court House. Boo thr court raor
County ftHh
WITNESS threIafs ~ said ,daH Win
iNu sol thereof unlfHi thia md
NHg u September. s No. tau
lHIAi| NNAlUt LUMBAR UIrfE.
Wilson Is smith. Att5s. ''' ''''N
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IN" primary department Of our
HchoIlu opened yesterday with good
attendance. Miss Smith D. iu charge.
u q not definitely known when the
formed no teacher has 10 FAR brun en-
Gagged.
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william Cook Howarth. travelling man
for Scowcrofts In the grocery line.
started on n trip through eastern Utah
today.
John McMannis OF Pocatcllo Ia visit
Ing friends In ogden.
The Union Pacific have put on a new
train running between Evanston and
ogden for local passenger work IL
minutes ahead Of No. 1.
our chief OF police received very
beautiful and artlsticnlly gotten up In
Nitauon 10 attend the ceremonies of
laying the cornUr stone Of the United
states government building at Chicago.
on Monday. october .. 1899.
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Location % Principal Place u Businoss SAT-
Lake tity, Utah.
NOTICE There ara. Delinquent upnn the
following described stock. ga account ~
hssussiuuut lufiul un the IN day 81 August
is1l. tho SEVERAL amounts sTt upuialtn tho
nnmcl ~ tho respective shareholders. AZ fnl.
IUW.H
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lnH iumuhuls
Pursuant 90 law, notice a hereby given that
o special meeting NJ tho stnrkhnldurs of tho
Richmond md Auarouda Consolidated Min-
iug company Will hr held ut room IS. Hooper
block No % D.. First snuth Street, salt Lake
NV Jan on w. XVI ~ ~ ~ - III
and HutIng uuHu Che flIIuHlng amendment tn
article m too articles ui Incorporation Of
said contrary. tI-Wlt. striking out tho
Wurls H-u't taakr CIV. Utah, and Inserting
lu uIIrr thereof "lIuyu city Utah County,
tthh." ~ Hs t1 change tho place 81 tho gun.
.rrII uHsH from salt Lake city 90 Provo
JESSE hNiGNT President
JOIN H. McEWAN. tuo'y.
UIHHmuuI and Auarnud Con.
Situated Mining CumpHuyu
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OGDEN NEWS.

rhe branch uflco Of the Dcsorct News In
ogden u az No. lJsi Mnshington ANennN
z. f,.eiVsd The News u delivered by car
H.. In ogden every evening on tho same
terns ~ In salt lake CITY, -
oapEN. UTAH. SEPT. IS, 1889
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UNION PACIFIC RY.
PROVO.
York sentence Postponed - Davis Divorce
DRAFTED.


special Correspondence.
Provo. Sept. 2f.--on request OF Sam
vel u. Thurman, attorney Tor Albion
Is. Paris York. found guilty last satur.
day Of murder IN the second degree for
the killing Of Edward johnson M San.
mquiu on July i7th last. the time Tor
sentencing tho prisoner was postponed
rom Ihurndnyi Sept. 2sth 10 Saturday,
october TN. 1909, al 10 o'clock IA. m.
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HUDYAN REMEDY co.
Cor. Stockton, Ellls and Market SITS.
San Francisco

You Have the ffiViieg. Of Consulting
the iiudsaH Doctors Aheut Year Case,
froe Of change. Call or write.
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OGDEN RAILROAD TINE CARD
OREGON SHORT LINE RY.

AuutyTl
From North and Northwest. "a M. 5iai p. m.
$50 -. no.
Prom south, no q M, 900 a. m.. 1850 a. M.
$50 y. M. aud pib0p M.
LEAVES
For North and Northwest, piis a. m, tiitsa
M, ililop. m.
Tor south, g,lo :. M. 10 a. M. 300 p. NJ. siB
y. M. aud nit3 D. On.
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Tho Dalton Gold MlniuT aud Milling Com.
pluy. corporation, iutHtiun uf nrlnrIpal
place " business, san lnso city, Utah.
Location u work and mining property. ono
Mining district fiutr county ltih Notlce
b. hereby given TINT ut meeting % tho
hulrlu f directors 90 thr Dalton Gold Mining
and Milling Company held un tho igth day u
September isI, Hu assessment u ono cent
per share was levied upon tho subscribed
capital Stock W Che corporation, payable im-
uIIIHtu'y too ~. Garrison. secretary VI the
Company. 600 H.H office rom 1is Mccormick
NTiIIIus Zoo eHIf Lake CITY, Utah. ANY stock
uuuu n. "a fHu lssHssupni rhall rumhin uu-
paid nu Monday. tho i.ih uHF " October isg.
NlIt Ur utIluIYUut and bD advertised Tor sale
aud unless payment " mad before, will 10
sold 90 public HutiiHut uu tho ~ day " NOv-
vUbUE isl. Hf % q. m., ut the said Office n
tho SECRETARY ~ the company, 10 pas delin-
uurut assessment, together with cost u adj
NyTtlslug and vNu- usr ut sale
q, N. bANltirON, Secretary,
lly order NJ tho ulroctofa, salt Lake city,
Utah, september i2th, 100,
The stock books NJ tho company viii 10
closed uu october 18th. tsJl aud rtUD0nuI on
October lftl, 100. All sturkhOldurs viii bu
uNuDHtuu tu bring thvlr certificates Tor nfupsr
endorsement when assessments aro paid Of
&. NJ. GARRISON, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-28
LOGAN.
Divorce and other Court Cases Cachs
Valuations TitbinE Corner to be SOLD.

Logan, Cache County. Sept. 27.-sult
tcrday by y. ]. Marshall asking for a
writ OF mandate removing W. n. THAN
and John a. McAlllHtcr as city regis
trurH and compelling the county court
10 appoint Democrats IN their places.
The complaint u an extended one and
maintains the Fifth and Eighth dis
trlcta are Democratic.