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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16
WITH THE JUSTICES.

Arguments ln the demurrer intrrp1a.l
By Sarah j. Levy charged with selling
liguDr on sunday were heard iu Justice
NloiH0u'H court yesterday afternoon.
The nrFt demurrer was that the CONF
pIuiuUut lil not state h'r Christian
maine ami that 10 dil not couf.m 90
section 5lll uf the revised HtatutgH, u
d. also claimed that the facts stated iu
tho complaint ga not constitute the of-
Tense. that Justice Nelson does not
have Jurisdiction or the alleged urruHu.
The matter was taken under advise
mrut until next Tuesday
The Cuar against Mr., Charles Au,r,
CHARGED with selling liquor on sunday
win come up before Justice Nelson next
Tuesday morning. II 81 understood
that Air, Augr Will demand trial by
Last Tuesday Or. r. II. Beatty nwore
Co a complaint IN Justice Pardoo'H court
charging g., q. Anderson, nm express
man, with cruelty Co animals. heBter-
day afternoon Anderson pleaded guilty
90 tho oftruse and was assessed V and
costs, amounting 10 fil LOO, Several days
ago De had "a noisy "diFHiWiIurlty VI
opinion with Mr.. Anderson, which
evolved into something more than a
war OF words, and resulted IN Anler-
sons defeat The row occurred on
Main ftrUgJ the CuHua holI being the
allegations OF tho lady 20 IN" ongCt that
30" NNI' NNNNI 900 NA'"NINN N|.lIN|N 20
support her and tho children,
James C0rbIn the color1d man. who
became mixed up iu inrrefy Cme RI
Tow days ugu, and subsequently, pleaded
guilty before Justice SommCr, 60 pass
Ing On forged check. played IN luck too
day The crime 10 which Dorhu plead
ca guilty lH characterized 10y tho stat
utrs u8 r. felony and iH punishable by
imprisonment IN the state prison Tor
years, The check IN question was on
the Germuu.u Mercantile company and
was raised from i2.so 90 $50 so. The ace
cusoi claims that this little act Of pen-
mHuShlp was executed by "a follow
named Henry Williams, but admits
that Boo lD0rl.u) Clshcd the check and
got tho money. Tho Gcrmania people
were not particularly anxious 10 prose-
cute him, and Justice Snmmgr allowed
him 10 plead guilty TO obtaining money
und0r false pretpnHos and dkmisled the
Eruver charge. After thoroughly un-
dorHtunniug the proposition, Dorbin
promptly acquigscod and was sentenced
| 10 a term 0f i've months Ia the county
| JAN
John Burton ana william ieon2, who
were chlfgei with petit larceny are
! going 10 leave town. on motion ~ the
county attorney the charges against
| them were dismissed By Justice rardco
! this morning. Thnro was tax To the
| orect that more serious charge was
| a. DO lodged against them but US yet Il
has not mlterialized.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16
Friction With the Oregon Short
Line Intensified,
TRANSPORTATION BY TEAM.
The People Want cent Per vile
Rate, or Thcy wtii noIcoti the
oregon short Linc.

~ 900 tr 49, .. ......,
'II ''
There hhH been friction between inc only
railroad entering Cache valley aud tho
I...f.,. odd. tg. valley tb,yrb ZOE q. ,a,r
.,.....t
N' TWO 'N' l''N'''N' '"''l "''iN N'N
boon Hriuuth Hul Iu fhr main HuiHfurs
tory uuiI 8buut tho first OF iHHt juno.
at.... tt... 4....,f., ..,,I ...,...t..t.t.. ,...
''' '''
H'hf'r HhlH running over inc 'A'h'
NUNtE branch WuH TuhHututUl hy
vr.teB.u uI.rE.vaf.rH ..ryIra which
....- h., . .tr. , .....t..
".''l N'N "i'l. ''''.' "NA uNN'l
which tho mail uuu passenger ifuiAt M
some thirty thousand people was
u...g.,. ....i ~ I'D .,,,ti.,,,.. b.. r..a...,,
'I 'Nh''nl'N''
This condition lasted some weeks.
long gB.urb tY IrfIt4f. tom bleh Mitch
80
'.' r".N' n''lN '' 'N. '."'' D" ''''e'''.
wn.n %. uil'illH ~ ih. tnnl announced
tnhi a. newly yluIpu % uHH.ruEgt uin
Nh, lh"Hi @" n' pui gn lng cache Nnl-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16
ONE SET OF BIDS REJECTED
University Regents Set Aside Offers
for Museum Building.

The committee on buildings OF tho
board Of regents OF tho University OF
Utah made IA partial report this after
noon. II recommended that all the bids
on tho Museum building De rejected
and all checks be returned, except those
OF the following' drundfor and Atkln-
son, W. II. Rooney. David James COM
p1ny. r.. J.. Moran. Midgley Bros. and
Green and Reeves company, which will
bg held IN an action upon the other
buildings are taken,
The board stated as their reason for
rejecting the bids on the Museum
building was that all the bids ranged
much higher than they anticipated and
that present appropriation was made
puntc. u IL probable, however, that
bids for the building will be received
at some future time, near at hand,
ON recommendation ~ President
Klugsbury the board appropriated 800
for tho University exhibit at the CONE
INK fair.
the call of the chairman
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Instrument Signed by Mrs. SProuI
Admitted to Probate,
REFEREE sAwYER's REPORT


rho win Of Sire bohemia sprpul nd-
m.fteI Go probate today wHa contested
Ny Francis -uHII aun Uf Che doe
o.1a1. aud bird De- Murphy Frank
Murphy 1uI NHry BE- Morris rrHulshil-
Ir.n. Th.y al0gel tho deceased was
mot competent tU make will at the
time Do vHa signed. that DO w1-n0i Ht-
tested hy two 0r mnr. competent wife
H0.asa and Tint Dr. the wIu was signed
hy Sire sruW DO Was I0uc under
durH. monaco. uuIu. Influence and
fraud
Judge iI... appointed Judge 8. n
Sawyer referee DO tbn case. nul hiH Toe
r.rf shows iHHt tHr will was good uuI
auW..UHt Iu law, properly signed and
I.iF Witnessed.
TH. omission ON Che part of the DO.
g.H..I 30 nuke any provision Cor h.r
Intentional Cor th' reason that thair
uIhsr was thuudnutly able Co care fUr
them and ths further fact that Mr
suruul bod N.Un DrrH COR hy hHr dHugh-
tUr Hul ElnauslHw Mr aud Mrs il A..
Tu'kHtt since 1876. and who spent up-
"ul. oi $1,000 Goo taxes and imprly-
long ih' property, oit.
MH Sprouts Wul Is dated February
1lh. 1879. and Dr. witnessed hy Evan
stephens ana VIM. q. urlEht0n tslncn
IHrHln0dl
Mr. spr1ul died November 2nd. 1905.
i'uvlug au estate. consisting VI r0Hl and
personal property uf Iha value uf fl.-
lHu. Tho deceased b.TIrIthUd Co hUr
Hun. Francis surlul thH sum OF $500.
aud the remainder uf fhU estate d. decd.
Cd 900 her daughters Mary sUrluI
Smith and Agnes spfHul Tue.
k0tl Horny A. Tuukrt b.
named iu Ono instrument 4H executor
and administrator us tHU estate. Mr
1ugfHtt qualified HOm0 time ago. hut
the VIII WIS mot admitted fu probate.
owing tu notice Uf contest having
h.Hu nlnl hy Daniel Harrington. Httur.
nHN inr ihH contestants previously
named
10 De- understood that thr Referees
report o. based nu compromise HHt.
tlomont of the PARTIES Interested
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16
COMES HOME
FROM THE SOUTH
President Ben G, Rich Returns to
Utah to Attend Conference,
ANTI"MoRMoN" SENTIMENT
l. Rapidly subsiding aud sympathy
Taking the place OF violence
Talks Plain Of the Causes.

Bon y. Rich. president of the South
crn states mission. reached Salt Lake
last night, coming via the Union Pacific
from Chicago. When interviewed today
concerning the recent mohbiura Of
"Mormons' IN the South he said.
There nro n multiplicity Of causes Tor
the upHslngs Ia certain sections there.
The ISLANDERS about the revival N poly
Ehmy as sent out from Utah have done
their part Tho Rev. Mr. hin and other
Utah preachers have also done their
part Tho more ignorant classes have
been stirred up over their stories. and
the murc ignorant classes have done
tho mohblugs. The Intelligent and more
peaceful clasH do not resort to that kind
Of work oven whom opposed 20 ~.
There la one fact. however that II
very noticeable" continued President
Rich. 'and that ia that great deal 0f
Hywpathy has been aroused for u
among The better element BY the law
lcsancsa and brutality Of our enemies.
We have many warm friends among
the strong ana Influential people OF the
South. And here I want to say q word
on behalf ct tho people of the South.
10 ~ that they are gcucroue and warm
hearted 90 fault ana are, In the main,
our frloudH.s I regret 60 uly u. but
70 l8 true as Gospel where assaults
have been led against our Elders the
leaders have generally been preachers
OF ao-cbllod Christian scots. They arc
The ones who keep 300 touch with the
nutl." Mormon" sentiment In ttnhs
they are the ones who reflect II there.
Just now. however. even the people
who have been arruygd against uH are
taking u sober second thought ana cun-
dltiouH have uulOtod down"
President itl0h, after Visiting Utah.
sluprto aud seVlcr counties will so 10
hIa home ln Idaho and remain until
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Estate M Frank % liuforfh doe
p.lsui. Mary j, LiufOrth appointed ud-
uIU'atrHuN under % $500 bond.
E#Uf. of Sarah Watkins deceased,
GAO. uf U,lI estate confirmed.
Emf. ur UarfhH . MHrr'usnn, dv-
l.H".I. petition tn $40 real property,
referred tn clerk Nlig
Estate off e.. .. luuI 'A'y1HHd' win
admitted tu probate luu Spencer CLAW -
HIU appointed administration
Estate OF Hannah e., A. hlllr. de-
cnurul. order made confirming sale VI
ruUl estate.
Estate uf John 70. u'uel deceased;
FtWr order
Eant, OF James Thompson, decolsodi
HHmH.
Et,uto or stuart Stephenson deceased,
nnGl account of uN.gurfiN, referred Cd
clerk blair
Estate uf liHIHftu 8 WplhH. deceased
u 3d. Ross appointed administrator
uuI.r u $500 bond
Estate uf Isaac a. NHrFll deceased
HNIH OFF r.Hl ua.Htn confirmed
Estate of Elizabeth Nguuluy. do.
ceased, huHI account approved
Estate Uf John tyunrI0f. uanHnHrlI
order wlIn FOR iIHfrlbutllu of rHtatr.
Na.lt. of NHiHua -.roul. deceased
report nf HImmIHfrHtur approved and
win admitted 90 probate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Dave Carter m employee ~ the Gold
on Gate mill at MDruur. was sCriuuHly
injured last evening. While working
with the cyanidos tho chemicals caught
fire. ana Carter tried TO stop the How.
whom an explosion occurred. lie was
ana on the left arm, The injured man
was brought into the kroHh- HuHnor
hospital. and an examination this MORN
Ing resulted IN finding that the left eye
can be saved without doubt. and Il Is
hoped the right eye also will be saved.
although there arc some doubts. as % Is
badly injured.
The Thlrty-sccond regiment from
Kansas IL expected Co pass thorough
day morning, The regiment ia On route
to the philiupiuoH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16
BOARD OF PARDONs.
Numerous Petitions Of Prisoners Con.
slderod Ia Executive Session.

The meeting m the board ~ rordous
today WIS called Cor 10 o'clock this
morning. but through SOME miuuder-
standing % was nearly 9 o'clock bgfIf
any business wis transacted. Thu uuiy
mUmheu present were Chairman UuhHr
81. Wells. uul Justices Miner ana hlH-
Rim. The other TWO WHmhrrH uf the
board chief Justice i1rtch and Attor-
ury ecnarnl biahop, nro both Out ui The
State.
Nftar continuing th. williams murder
CuHD, thu board took tuU petition Tor
pardon ~ Robert o. aI"lH.. tcoIorUll H
Fort Douglas soldier sentenced boo 1877
hy Judrg N1ueil 60 Thrice and 90 hllt
years Iu che state prison Tor fHrg.ry
alI uttHrlrg re- fofv'i Instrument The
other clsga prrrentvd in open session
John o.. Blown. convicted OF killing
hiF VIII ana Sentenced BY judge Black
born. october 90 1901 tl twenty years
imprisonment, continued one month.
Thomas Lacey, convicted NJ burglary
ln Weber county uri sentenced by
judge N0rrel 60 aaygH years imprison.
men, taken under udNlsUmout.
Clarence b. Bean. convicted NJ bur
glnty. committed lu Salt Lake county.
aud sentenced hy Judge NurrglI, De-
combor 10th. 1885,, 10 live yyuu; taken
under Adjustment
Frank FHfr who pleaded guilty TO
burglary before Judge W4lHpr May Slot,
1909. aud sentenced 90 one yogrI inn.
pTlH0nmDuti taken under iiylHomgut.
GuuraH WNUlr"a convicted, along
with Marion brown Tor assault with
intent Goo commit rup0 un % glrl named
J1ur Smith Bt LshI February 1902,
and sentenced hy Judge Duasnhorry tp
three yvars taken under ADJUSTMENT.
Brown got dive yuarF.
Fr4rT.. IIrg,-sf.aH convicted OF muir.
der Now ld,h 1895. aud sentenced hy
judge ulrtCh to glNteuu years lmpfi-
comment, taken under ulNlHvmvnt
The board WAS considering the cases
t1hcn under oIviaem~ut In executive
session, when tup News report CLOSED.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16

aympathies of thousands OF people sup
port tho proposition VI transportation
hy team. a little stateamanahip among
the oregon Short IIHe officials would
have averted what tD them must BE- an
embarrassing condition.
Following Tho Rio gundn Westerns
cut in cattle rates from i1l Der stand
ard 90 fl.i1 Der car. the oregon Short
Line has announced similar reduce
ton from Provo CO. ColIinston inclu-
sItU.
From Cache Junction 90 Preston IN
elusive the rate D. tl25; ana $3.50 from
Ransom 20 ArIW1. no change has been
made In the rates from points east %
MrCnmmon. The new arrangements arc
ouCctivc September goth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16

Dyuamitcr smith has Trouble In GottinE -
Lawyer 60 nefcnd Him,

pyuumIlur Smiths contempt FOR
uuy dislike f1r John. a few dlys uvo
judge NuuOu appointed =. 49, lilmu-
tHu t1 uufoUI Smith 1nl that FanUH.
mon declined tn have anything tu DO
with thp DIse. Yesterday Dennis El0ha
NOR HHl George WpHtoryDlt were cube
sUtufrl and today EIgHuUr cont word
Co judge NUuUU TINT owing tu M prior
engagement Doc would ho unable 90
lt boo court uuNt Friday THE court
tnarUup1u appointed Attorney David b.
Truman. recent arrival from Nevada,
ana hr along with Mr. WrsigrvH't Will
UrIyuyur o. convince the jury OF
Smiths Innocence. Dy claiming h tl Doc
case of b,uokmulL or mistaken ldsn-
uty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16

pgiit Juror John j. Iuc1hs was ,g-
ruanl by Judge N0rraH today FOR tho
term, while Juror Sam Newton rot
on until TunHdlN m.u'ur.
M0Fra. Harrington a. SNOW. att0r-
uulH r1r Christopher tUlhHfE convicted
900 Wsdnc lIy IHHt uf criminal lutlmn-
DE with ylNto'U-y v8r.u.d gIIi. nlei "a
motion Tor % new trial today The
new evidence and uiiUged errors Oh
questions OF law. tillhrfs was 10 have
ha0u sautouco1 today. bat the court
continued the matter until Tuesday.
when the motion will Boz argued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16

]. IT, Lothrop. general aren't o. the
Union Pacific at Portland, returned 10
that city today.
General Freight Agent r. -, Choat ~
tho Union paclnc went 90 ogden this
morning,
10. y. NovinH. tho general representa-
tive vi tho Denver and Rio Guude, ro-
turned yesterday from Denver. iic rl-
ports live stock shipments on the lm.
prove. For few days very little bust
market but the outlook nt present o. cu-
cnurngiug.
Assistant General Passenger Agent a.
10 smlth ~ the burlington lett Tor
omaha this morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16

Home missionaries will visit The
country wards Of the Stake tomorrow.
Religious services In the herman Ian
HuuEc are held every Sunday morning,
az " o'clock In the Assembly Hall.
scandinavian rulig .uu4 m.g,tass age
hcld every sunday ut 10 o'clock "a. m.
In the Assembly Han this city. Also
ivory Thursday evening" nt 3 o'clock In
the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms.
The Twonty-nrHt quorum OF Elders
VIII meet IN the Nineteenth ward meot-
lng house ON Monday evening next at
gs.u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16

And IN ncrurdnnru with law nnl nn ofuvL
NJ the board ~ directors made on the IN uly
Of August, i~o. sl many shArus ~ rArh par
col ~ such stock us may 10 necessary VII Un
sold 40 the trout door ~ the nusgtut Nntlnnhl
East Temple StUCts salt Lake CITY, Utah. ul
Tuesday. october lrd, iT1, at tho hour M ~
o'clock noon, 60 pay delinquent hssn's'
mpnt thereon. together with tho rnHi OF NA'
vurtlsIuE and expenses " sale
ELtAs a. SMITH,
SECRETARY Fremont Mlnlng COMPANY uM'1
81. 10 SOUTH East Temple street. HhIs
Lake CITY, Utah
Dated september 10, 100
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16

Tue cry Tor free showr st,', o
appeased. Commencing SATURDAY ~
TENDER 18th. the Salt pniacI III. y.
ment lnsugurates us season ~.
hmusemert. ON THAT DAY Az
EVERY SHOW DAY THERE l..hhi.',o
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE uAati't
HACKS world famed trained ,giii ~
mai exhibition will give free daiit 'l'
formanccs, afternoons and event.. ~
the Salt Palace. Cages will h. n. %
the colorado and the animals cor9f.'.
W eNhihitei. Frequent purflfr..,'
VIII be given Of the following faatt, Y
Madame Pauline. celebrated la ~
hemifphorcl ana her Rr0up of mes
Ing Aslntic lions. Tricks hv IN. '..
Caesar, Boccacio IN his DARING
with the uniamed, untnmable i'm.
sultnnnn wallace. conceded ID b. ID.
greatest exhibition of daring ana ,...
ever given In any wild animal abi'
The baby lions born In Salt Tnt. ~.
be on exhibition. also the baby I4...... u
The wrestling Hon REX" la MA KY.
dcrful performance. and thn t
mnnnFcrie. Arrangements nrD t...
made for the presentation OF tt. r4
tholomow trained horse show a.
the bicycle arena. '' IN
There viii be frequent CHANGE 90 o.,
fractions during the mild AUTUMN
son go that the beautiful gat T.I,''
Park may be the center NJ attr5.t.''.
Every Saturday viii be childrer.. I..
Good music by Chriefcr-er's f,..t i.
nll occasions. ''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16

Tomorrow will be free day Tor tho
children at the Salt Palace. Hagen
backs show and AN theNRcts with tho
Wild animals viii be given In the salt
pnlnce FREE. This attraction has
been taken from the Midway and ~
now under the management uf the AS
socintlon. Children under 10 VIII be
admitted free. Adult udmlWlon at the
gates, 20 cents. Frequent Hugunhhck's
performance In the afternoon and cyen-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16

Regular services Of tho church Of
Jesus Christ Of t.nttcr-day Saints will
d. held tomorrow nj 2 o'clock Ia the
Tabernacle; sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 %. M, and meetings
In tho city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as follows!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16
CHURCH NEWS.

Notices Tor publication IN this column on
saturday. shgul be- handed la not later than
noon u that day.
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Necessity
KnoZuS No LaGv. "

But a LagV of Nature bows
TO the necessity of keeping
the blood pare SO that the
entire system shall be strong.
healthy and vigoronS.
To taEe Hood-s SysIpir.ila. ne great
Mood purifier. Is therefore Ian Of heath
and Il Is a necessity m nearly SJvyy house
haA Il 1eUe, ii,appoHis.
Blood Disorders o." ~ STEP
daughter and ! haze boih bsrn f,ou-
t'ei greatly qh Hood disorders and
stomach troubles, and several bottles
Of R1ois SasaparlA haze been Of
errli bsHsft." James f. Thompson.
Wilmington. Oib.
6od3 SalJqbaH&
SEI8,S.Iliis . 2 2;I1rLg1
nloi', rns eats liver ~, the usulrtitatins asa
only UafharLln ~ Ale vrtth N...Aa 9.r.a..gII.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16

BEFORE JUDGE TIMMoNY.
Case Against Ralph Emery Dismissed
Minor Offenders In Court.

Judge Tlmmony WINS inclined TO be-
icricnt this afternoon.
The first man Co fuce the ndminlatrn.
ton Of Justice was 10 ruddy gentleman
minus q coat vest and shave plus
ON elephant DE answered Go tho name
Of Mike Illdlgr and stated that Doc h1I
caruHHed the cup uu account nf mmlIy
troubles. "l thought could drown
them that way bee muurufuily added.
"Whuu q man has family troubles 20
g. time 90 keep sober Wusrl thH court
You had better go home and mend
your ways"
W Hays o. youth who was arrested
during "a lively mlN-up 600 Commercial
street early this morning. by officer
hllnur. said hc wasn't nEhunE he elm.
ply had a. protect himself or get KILLED.
After hearing the circumstance SUR
rounding the alleged hght the court
told him 10 g0 and sin uo more. Hayes
opponent, Frank Dtels, ana not appear,
consequently his 50 bail was recorded
forfeited,
James Horny your are accused Of
being drunk
You were not drunk hast nlght7'
"Wpll I had One ur two bDerH and
theu started fnr tho Valley House"
OnlgDr Hilusr. related the Clrrum-
stances surrounding the alleged 'Flrrp-
ing Henry and h.H companion, Wine,
recording Co the officer. aroused tho Hu-
try urlEhhnrhool with their cpuhdGu-
tlnl chatter
give dollars What have you to say
Ninc7"
"Thg same 40 him dr. only can give
n good account M myself"
ID 3D.
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GIVEN AWAY MONDAY
At TIM &c AND Toe sTORI. ~ MAE
hrHEEE

With every Zoe sale and over. we will
give ono Of the b'st ogg-boatDrr on
earth. one to each customer. MONDAY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16

NOTICE There are delinquent upnn ne
following described stock, on account u
isN tho several amounts set Opposite ne
nAmus NJ the respective shareholders, ls tn.'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16

can and examine Morris & Sons
Monumental stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-16

REGIMENTS OF LITTLE FOLKS
Ground. Thronsed D Them and Iheif
Hearts Wade Happy by free Day
aud free sights,


This was chiliron'H day no th' SNi
palace and Che way thry nu.krI tH the
.....,.4. ,... d.. .I.t.t o.. f.b.fI HrUU
............., ...ig Ir r,. ...r trat
they would Do admitted lf'' "l 'N'.
on saturday caused thrm tp sally fHflh
4, r.gi,,rpts This afternoon th. Hu.
a.. a...,.t. ....,. -pg. ,,.r .,Itb fH.m
wv hI"""'H WIZ '"'
and adults wcr" compelled p" .''''
aside The day wuH One OF pleasant
....t alan. t......f..I .v.H HII.
r..
The interior OF lh' iA'A.'
appearance ~ H munnrrrIr today. i'fN
this monlnF ilarenbacEa wild animal
show was conveyed FROM ih' l.N. l''.
has sheltered % during tho r' i'N
,g..tr into tHr pliHps and UIHoHi un
3D.. ....I.. h.U aH.r..
uh' "''. '
n was viewed hN lh' hIaH ''"
ntrrH during thu dpy. uuI WHORE % wII
,.,.,.tr s.., tt. t,.r.Ut OF th. uubIIU Tor
.. ......
tho f'tt OF Ih' t.A.'h.
many objections raised i' Toxic lhr
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ORE AND BULLION REPORTS.

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