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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-25
WALLACE BOUND OVER.
Alleged Burglar Held IN Bonds Of $500
TO Await Examination.

~ the police court this afternoon Joe
Wallace was arraiRncd on tho charge
OF burgiariouAiy entering the residence
Of Mr.. Alex. Tarbct. the well known
mining man. on firs, street. on the
night Of tho 2ist inst. as previously
recorded In the ~ 49,"
Wallace. who says he IL butcher by
trade. In apparently very grimy
youth OF some 20 summers. and alto
Ecthcr aa he appeared In court this
afternoon II the very antithcsla u onc
being Rad he gazcd thoughtfully at his
well ventilated shoe and naid mot
guilty" The court bound him over In
bonds OF $500. In default OF which he
was committed to the county Jail 10
await examination.
william Nixon. Eph Keiicy's UNDER
study, painfully assumed YER
tlcai position when his name
was called and proceeded
to perpctruto the nntiduatcd 'whcoAe
that he had a job awaiting him out
aide the city limits. even the production
~ documentary evidence failed 10 con-
vince the court. who gave hun fiftecn
Jim johnson. whose name spells Jim
Jams. was too much Frustrated 10 APP
pear. consequently the case went over
until tomorrow.
~. W. Roberts. an cSlempioyc Of the
Hanson Produce Company together
with II. u. Cummings whose eases wcr.
continued over from yesterday after
noon. then took the floor on the charge
OF anncxing "A lap robe together with
couple OF pairs OF undefgarfncntH that
were aimleaaiy blowing around ON tho
Directs. Cumming. who stated that
he worked nt the oregon Short Iinc
paint shops, said he came originally
run Pennsylvania. n was rather an
unfortunate admission for the youth
nn the quaker State II Justice Tim
monyn stronghold when II comes to Ee-
ogfnphy. Finally the court felt Inclined
10 he msrcifnl ana suspended ren-
tcncc Ia each case with tho remark
that he didn't want them To become
confirmed criminals aa might bc the
case II he sent them 10 jail.
John Joalln the EnEiishman who ten
dercd his !. q. u. for services rem
derci In a down town restaurant, did
not face the court owing 10 the fact
that he had purchased a meal ticket
and completely satisfied mine host
kean.
Tn, case against Mrs. MaEgcnncttl
for using naughty phrases To her
Abigail Alice Chapman, went over un-
III tomorrow ut : .. IN.
Eph Kelly, who II acting aa trusty,
says that 1aiior Klmbali has u In for
% 'uda pkun uhnous puq u n 'miu
be deprived ~ malt beverages but
when II comes 10 hauling aqua pura
and rprinkllng tho sidewalks and yards
FOR two solid hours per delm-wcli ID IN
adding Insult To Injury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-25
LIKE A FRElGHTERy CAMP.


North Temple and North state
street presented an animated scene.
much resembling frolghtcrs' camp.
this forenoon, when slxty-seyen mon
and teams were grouped about the old
blacksmith shop. where Chairman
Patrick ~ tho Clty Council Hprinlsllng
committee aud Waterinhster seddon
repaired 10 make selections 81 men and
teams with which TO lay the dust of the
municipality with the new Hprinkiing
carts, which arr scheduled to arrive
over the Rio urande Western tomorrow
or Thursday
AZ only twenty-five men aud ms
many teams were wanted IA was read
llY seen that the supply was much
freuter than the demand. The number
% applications hy precincts was as
follows; Twonty-tw0 from the First:
lwcuty-one from the Second; twelve
from the third. seven from the Fourth,
and ave from the Fifth. Messrs.
Patrick ana seldom simply took notes
Or reference when they shall meet on
"wednesday ana make nnal decision.
cnunrllmen Buckle and Fcrnstrom
We're present At tho inspection this
morning
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yuai old daughter escaped the fate ~
her sister by running Into the street
Oswald and his wifo spent last even.
lng with Mrs. Oswaldr sister. ON their
way home oswald was seen to pui mi,
ann lovingly about his wifc's waist
and kiss her. oswald. his wife and tholr
children went to their apartments and
Mrs. oswald retired. Al midnight o..
wald begun the quarrel which ended ia
the tragedy.
Edna May says that her mother was
asleep when oswald attacked her. me
says thnt she saw her father advance
Ia the bed and give her mother q cot
In the throat. This awakened Nrs.
oswald and when che saw her husband
standing over her. Edna says, har
mother spranR from the bed. aud sels.
Ing gussle. started 10 run. Oswald foi.
lowed and killed his wife and daughter.
Then hr made FOR Edna. but she man.
aged TO eludc him by running around
the furniture. once his bloody fingers
rlutchcd her dress. but Ahe managed
10 IRE herself and dashed from the
house. The bloody nngcr marks arr on
the cliiid'a dress The rclativcu Of tho
double murderer believe that Oswald
went temporarily Insane.
Last night was apont In pleasant ton.
Neranttou
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lie Wa. Charged with Having Murdered
Laura tannsfse. - Nsrfes..

Kansas city. April 2s.-A special 10
the star from Galcnn. kas., says.
Charles Williams. niias Jones ,colorti)
was shot To death ut $50 this morning
IN tho city Jail by q mob OF nsgrosA
Williams killed Laura Canaffax. me-
Ercrs yesterday.
The mob. composed OF about twenty.
I'VE nnrked negroes. went to the jlil
ana four gained an entrance by break.
Ing the door IN. The first man had an
AK. the second q rope ana the third
carried a pistol. Williams was locked
In his cell. but they lost no time In
breaking the lock and ordering him ~
come out. This he refused a. d.
claiming that he was innocent II the
charge. grabbed a couple OF bricks ana
asked them 10 only give him fair
show.
At this the man who carried the y.
volyer began shooting through the bars
at Williams. -Four shots took eject
killing the murderer Instantly. The
work of the mob was systematically
and cooliy done. They came quietly.
did their work and dispersed quietly
without any demonstration.
The coroncr'a Inquest today held that
williams came Ia his death from the 81
fccta OF pistol shots from an unknown
person. No arrests have been made.
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Wire Rope COMPANY.

New York. April s5.--A company with
fl.O00,oo1 capital was organized today
under tho laws ~ New Jersey 10 &C.
qulrc the various Hnllldc patents f1r
making wire ana wife rope, and 10
manufacture the same. The corporation
VIII be known aA the Hnllide WHY
Rope. Trlmway and Gable company
Of Chicago. The lncorporatorc are prn.
cipal stockholders are A. =, ilhlliie
and George n, gladden. OF San Francisco
and A. ]. Warner " Chicago. Mr., Hat
ide owns the principal patents existing
IN this country, about twenty IN num-
Der, for manufacturing wire AMI wire
rUpe.
These ropes arc used. among other
thlngs,for hauling cable cars, tramways
and for the transmission OF power.
Heretofore these ropes have been mnda
by a company IN California, but tho
freight rates are "a high that they have
been found almost prohibitory IN 10
Ing business with the East, CONSEQUENT
~ a factory In 10 be established N Chi.
oafo. The formation OF the lllllii'
company was said today by one VI me
promoters 10 be In effect an extension
~ the present metal combination.
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awarded him $1,000 Defendant moved
for ucw trial. which was ovcrrulcd
when an appeal was taken. Numerous
errors wecr assigned. but the only con-
sldcrcd by the court Is n portion ~
the trial courts instruction to the jury.
According 10 the testimony. It appears
that the plaintiff was injured IN the
same mine by q blast. i've months
before the one sued to recover on. In
this accident he lost his left exc. The
court finds that the injuries received by
plaintiff In the former accident groa's,
reduced his physical ability and ies.
acned his capicity to earn money. and
were injuries 10 which the accident sued
on In no way. contributed. II
is therefore held that the
trial court In it, instructions
10 the Jury should have limited the
right Of plaintiff to recover. to the In
JurieH received In the accident alleged
In hiF complaint" and having failed
to do 50 erred.
Tho opinion IL bv District Judge Me.
carty and IL concurned In BY chief
Justice Bartch and Justice Baskin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-25
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Major J. X. knight. Of Fort Totten,
Willeta Point, has received oniers from
tho war department 10 make prrpara-
lions 10 send ninety onglneerS to the
Philippines. The men win DO selected
from companies u and ID. Those desir-
ins TO 30 VIII be given the preference.
President Mckinley has committed
the death sentence Of Rafael Ortiz. of
caguas, Porto Rico. who murdered Pri.
yate Burke, OF the Forty-seventh New
York Infantry. TO life imprisonment.
Rudolph II. Glover. ono Of the cattle
l.lngs Of Wyoming. and u former resi-
dent OF Cheyenne. died at the reaidenci'
or his wife's sister. Mrs. Harper ~
orahood. Of Denver. after n short M.
ness.
Parties arriving from Dyers. Arapa-
hoes county, Colo, seventy miles enst
OF Denver, report the finding OF the
body OF Otto Goette. or Brown, as he
was commonly known, a sheen ranch.
man who was murdered on his ranch
September sg 1895.
A San Francisco dispatch saws the
United states revenue cutter fleet will
soon make start for northern waters
The Bear, Rush and CorWin are ordered
10 be ready for sea by next Saturday
but II VIII probably be tho middle II
next week before any Of them get away.
Sir William c. Van Horne. president
Of the Canadian Pacific railway, has ar
rived at San Francisco from Montreal,
u IL understood that 10 Is ON pleas
he win look after the interests OF his
road.
Judge Morrow. OF the United States
circuit court at San Francisco. haa do.
clded that imported coal OF any descrIn-
ton containing less than 99 per cent
~ nxed carbon. In liable 10 A duty of
81 cents per ton, while anthracite coal
containing more that % per cent Of
fzed carbon Is admitted free OF duty
under the act Of July. Is. 1897.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-25
AT THE POINT OF A GUN.
Officer Gillespie Runs In u Quartet Of
Suspicious Characters.

A. $3.50 thla afternoon oficer Glllcs-
pie. who was on duty at the Oregon
Short Line depot. spotted suspicious
characters loafinE around tho yards.
10 he proceeded TO gather them In Ia
tho most approved style. The quartet.
however. had appointments elsewhere
and made a break
Gillespie was OF different opinion.
50 drawing his KUN he called on them
70 stop; after some trouble and "a great
big blum the officer lined the men up
and rung up the patrol ON arriving at
the city hall the men who seemed 20 be-
decidedly ugly soverally gave the
names OF ueo, Green, John Murray,
John II. Turn ana "a Gardner. They
VIII face the court tomorrow afternoon
on the charge ~ Vngrancy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-25

Tho members Of the Salt Lake OK
change have concluded to MI all their
orders on their own door hereafter.
The directors 81 the South Swansea
have returned from Tintic after hav-
INK located a site for the new shaft
The Midnight Bowers assessment ala
not become delinquent today, nor VIII
Il for about ~ days yot.
work Is about 20 be resumed on the
Sea swan at Tinlle. The company
IN putting up hoist to continue sink
Ing from the eO0-foot level.
a. J. MoAIullon. who returned yea
terday from Beaver Lake. reports the
skylark tunnel In good shape and says
work WIN shortly be resumed In the
hope Of cutting the vein at 20 feet,
thus affordlng considerable stopping
ground. The gentleman speaks we'll
OF the Copper Mountain with It's shaft
at u depth of ib5 feet, and says II pre-
senta the appearance OF soon developing
into shipper,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-25
Met Death at Noon Today In Utah
County, Near Provo.
PILOT CRUSHED HIS SKULL.
Nothing 20 Indicate ssis Name Was
Probably = Mechanic and
Cathoiic.
Special per Dessert Telegraph.

speclai nor p...r., ,..i.yra,h
proya r,,ah Anr,, !. mi. ,o,onoon
a. Tho MO cr,nas wes,.rn aon,hbound
fr.l.h, ,,.,, an ~, =, 90 s.,,ocL 80.
asm,, two ,,,Ies vs., =, town Inc on.
g,n..r no,loes a man iv,ny on IN. ,,ach
a AMOR, a,,,.noo ahcaa ., ,hn .n,,,rc a..
n as,s.n a,,a,or,iy ,n.,1n. n,s ncad
an Ma eoa,
TN. s,g,,.cr ,,,ot a. .,o, IN. tai,
w,,h.ut Avail ana an. man r,ho 30.
reIn.d In IN. o,,,,,.i ,o.,,,on va.
,,ruck nv IN. milo, an ,he h.cL NJ hIs
he.d and rendered u,con.c,o,s the
HOS oous.d a con,ou,a comml,n,ca
fr..sue az tbo occ,n,,ai hon. and ,r.c.
,ur,s Tho ahun ,hr,..h Tho n,rt.,ai
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-25
GREAT COPPER MINE DEAL
Ro,hschllds and The Shndifd OIL People art
Engineering u.
Anaconda and Lake Superior Proper
stcs included CA issI, y our
Hundred Millions.


New York, April 2s.-Thc absolute
statement was made today by one OF
~. w ~' NS -
o"e most important interests III INC
copper uaae. mat n. u. ltosers. OF inc
Standard OIL company, acting for u
syndicate. has .btalnel ,ont,ol Of
-. -
"""V VI wv neaN'er' ptvuue'"s n'"'
properties In the United States includ-
Ing Montana mines and those ln the
I.L. e,...t... -, ,.,..,. ~,
"v 'up,'.o' '.s'on. N'i''"s '"V''
are Anaconda, Isle Roynle and Copper
King.
The deai however. a. mn, vct I'm N
.......,., - -,
e'"np'''" hn"po "hn on 'h"t account
those most Interested are aversc to
giving out any details. All the mr.
ra,,.,,.,,. a.. sa..,.,,,,, 49,, an. ,,.,
'"' WI 'i"s ""' '"e P'a"
nave been arranged and are In tho
hands ~ Mr.. Rogers.
The Evening Post says. "rhc inter-
national deal In copper properties
of speculative interests, came 10 the
public notice about two weeks ago.
when the announcement was made
that II. N. Rogers. OF the Standard OH
company. had obtained an option ON
the majority OF the stock OF the Ana
c0nda mine. This rtocklfor years was
owned abroad and by J. u. Higgln.
Marcus Daly and the late senator
Hearst.
Some time ago these interests were
believed 10 have sDld ~ per cent OF
their holdings 10 the Voihschllda al
about $50 per share. An attempt was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-25
ARRIVED FROM SCOTLAND.
Remains 81 Elder David Muir who
Died In that Part OF the British Isles.

The remains Of Elder d. N. Muir ar
rived over the oregon Short Lane this
afternoon after the long journey from
Scotland whore the deceased had been
performing u mlasion. The casket was
In charge OF the president Of the com.
pany OF returning missionaries and
was met az the depot by ex-prerldent
kulon :. Wells, % tho European mis-
sion, who will accompany the remains
or the departed missionary 10 tho sor.
rowing home AZ Heavier via Milford.
In all probability Erred oHephW. McMur-
rim Will make one OF the party that
WIN accompany the cnakui. until all
that IN lett OF the faithful mlaslonary
WIZ be peacefully laid hcnrath tho sod
In the little cemetery adjacent 10 hls
native settlement.
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Company viii Distribute $4,000
on Monday Next.
ANTLERs HEROIC PART.
saved the Stack Market from n Had
uecord- sasins.. ON the utsh
Excbangf.

on Monday next. May ist. the FAC
ramcnto company will pay It's regular
dividend Of half cent a share. or
5000. the books closing on the 9sth
inst This viii make the total to date
$4,000 and leaves the oompany'a ex-
chcaucr In good shape. to say nothing
Of the excellent condition Of It's prop
criy at Mcrcur. whence comes aeini-
monthly shipments OF high-grade
cyanldes. on Saturday the Swansea
win post like amount which viii
IND Its way TO stockholders twelve
days later.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

The board Of public works held n
meeting at 1850 this morning Ia tho
city aud county building. A. some 81
tho members were late. ana wcr.
pressed for time all matters 81 import-
hnce werv lott over until next week An
Invitation was extended 20 the city at
tornoy To meet with tho board tins
morning and confer with II In tho mat >
ter 81 the repairing which II being done
by the culmcr-Jcnningn company IN tho
pavement ON East Temple and First
South and Second South streets. m.
attorney was not present, however. and
special meeting was set FOR this nf-
tcrnoon, when II was hoped he would
be- ther and render assistance by giy-
Ing legal advice
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-25

Charles q. Wan Aisiins Answers mls wifs's
suit for Divorce.

on the 'th OF February last Dora =.
van Alstine fiied n divorce suit against
Charles c. Van Alstine. the wcli-known
mining man. alleging habituai drunk
cnness and cruelty on the part OF her
husband. On the LIST Of April judy
ment by default was entered against
the defendant. iiy consent the de-
fault was set aside today and the an
swcr Of defendant allowed o. be iiled.
Van Aistinc denies the allegations of
his wife and nrks that the suit be- dis
missed. The plaintin In her complaint
accused her husband OF threatening TO
dispose Of his property and OF interfcr-
Ing with the peaceful occupation OF
her hnms nj $40 enst First aouth street.
unIcss restrained by the court. THIS
IL also denied by the defendant. Fur
ther answering Van Ainlinr alleges
that his wife has valuable property OF
her own. consisting OF real estate and
stock. q large part OF which was given
her by defendant Y. II. Lewis n the
DEFENDANTS attorney.
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Mo,emen, on Cslumplt.

Now York, April 20. "A dlspatch ia
the Herald from Manila says;
The movement OF the American forces
on calumpit has begun. General Uaie's
brigade crossed the river at Qufngua
and moving down the bank of HE river
toward G.. 'umpit.
Many insN-Nents were driven from In
front OF the line OF march. Flftv ~,
the enemy We're killed while tho Amerl-
can loss was only one killed.
IL II reported that General MaeAr.
thur, with Wheaton'a brigade and an
armoIed train, Is waiting at Maloios
for the strategic moment for an a.
vance on calumplt. This sdvanes
from Malolos Is momentarlly expected
Ia begin.
The town Of Maloios VIII be ev,,-
uated. only the railway station beine
held. The natives are Returning ibsrs
non-combatantA.
The army .gunboais being unable IN
ascend the river and CO. perate IN ths
To Manila. ''"N'
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Maurice NJ kaighn, tho well known
attorney, has commenced divorce pro-
ceedings against his wife. According
10 the complaint the parties intormar-
ried IN this city December 20 1899
kalghn alleges that his wife three years
later deserted him aud has since re-
fused u return 20 his abode.
In 1898 Mrs, Kaighn sued for divorce
from her present husband and got n.
few months later the parties made
up and remarked.
Mrs kaighn was formerly the wife
OF Victor pnboce. Frenchman, who
for number OF years, made this city
his home
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-25
AsrLER HAD rms CALL.
mig Demand for mi. Lion nli Security =
The DAY.. sales.

Antler was prc-cmincntly the fea-
turc on the Utah exchange today. this
security Furnishing spice 10 the call
and selling 10 the amount OF 1900
shares Mt figures ranging rom Ii 10
81 cents share. The business all
told. reached a total of 1s,e0o shares for
SER Marion az O. and Northern Light at
'sl4. Chloride Point took part at a5
cents. wilc Black Warrior did bufi-
ness at 9 cents. Oaks at Z and saitpc,cr
nj u
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DEED OF CONVEYANCE.

There was nled for record with the
county recorder today a warranty deed
which conveys from Daniel W. Hunter
and wife 10 Hiram y. and william n.
Booth double brick dwelling house
Designated az no and i2s north West
Temple street. The consideration WAS
S. coo
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ceasisusd For III. Term.

The case % IN. State against Ar
thur Curtis. charged With the crime of
assault with n deadly wen-on. etc. was
continued for the term by JudE. Nor
rel today, ut the defendants own re-
quest. Curtis N now. along with n
brother. undergoing a sentence OF ten
years aud a half for burglary, rix
months of which " In the county Jail.
dated from last February, aud the
remainder In the state prison. The
case which was continued today dates
back 10 the day Curtis was arrested
John e. Maekay went 10 Identity tho
stolen property when the defendant
u alleged 20 have pulled "A revolver and
threatened to shoot Mnckay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-25
Trial Of suit to Quiz, Tllle.

The case OF Frank Mcdonald. Ms ad-
ininistrator OF the estate OF William
Howard. deceased. vs. Robert n Trl /,
ana John l.. Lawson. waH tried beh ;
Judge IIiles yesterday. with Young A
Moyle. and !, ~. waddell FOR plalnilff,
n.d Y. u, cfitchlow FOR defendants. Ac-
ton In the case was brought To quiet
tue TO ten acres Of land In the big
Field survey. Salt Lake county, claimed
by the defendants on account 81 a
United States narHhnl's sale. The case
was taken under adyisement,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-25
MUSIC As A PEACRMAsTER.


IChicaFo Trihunc.l
Music hath charms 10 foothe tho
savage breast" Therefore the COVER
nor general OF Guam l. to take with
him 10 the ladrones brass band OF
ten mon. lie IL also TO take "a body
guard OF 1875 marincf. but II IL assumed
that they will not be called on 10 make
M much noise with their Instruments
ar the musicians will with theirs. The
now governor general viii rule over
about 10000 persons. four-nftha Of
whom are part Malay and part SPAN
lard. The belief II that they will at.
tend steadily the concerts " be given
IN 'front.' of the governors palace. and
VIII be converted first TO American mu-
sic and then to American ways. II the
playing OF patriotic airs has the hoped
for effect In Guam, Il may be- well To
Try n Ia the Philippines also. The Ma
lays are paaAlonatciy fond OF music and
many OF them are good musicians. A
band OF musicians cost less than n
regiment OF soldiers and n II can do ns
much to create respect and affection
Tor American Institutions ~ thou
sand rifles, the bands should engage the
cnemy inatead ~ the regiment. Then
tho United states could get along with
small army. The probabilities are.
however, that the musical education u
the Filipino Insurgents has Of late been
neglected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-25
ASrLsR TnE uEno.
Days Record In stock. Would Have Bscn
BADLY on without ~.

Antler's contribution TO the daily
stock sales sent the record up to quite
a respectable total. trading ON both cx-
changes amounting TO Ss.5a5 shares for
f,,lls.t. The stock named was dealt
In to the extent of 1900 shares. No
that the balance split up Into the re-
quired number Of sections, shows tho
condition OF the market from a buying
and selling point of View. ON the old
board business reached s.e1s shares for
te.O9i15. while the call ON the Utah cx-
change showed total OF 1900 shares
FOR the sum OF y3,0gi3s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-25

In the matter OF tho estate and guar
Eager. minors. Nahum Eager WAS APP
pointed guardian ot the ohildren by
Judge iIile- today. His bond was
fixed at si.io0.
Estate VI q. W. Miner. deceased:
Attorney y, II. Lewis appointed ref
vree 10 hear cause and to report md.
ings OF fact.
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MTJINTNEST OF DlREcroRs.

Governor Wells today appointed Mrs.
Ruth NJ Fox and GIN 8. Peyton OF
this city directors Of the u, a A. NJ. 40
olety 10 MI the vacancies ocoasionsd
through the failure 10 qualify ~ Mrs
Brown, whore names were sent TO tho
recent Legislature.