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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01
SAYS SHE Is INcORRIGIBLE.
A Father Would Rather See HIS Girl
In Reform Scl0oi Than a. She Is.

Christian SyborR swors out r. COM
piaint In Justice Nelson's court This
morning charging biz ie-year-oid
f--hter. IiaRna. with boing utterly
O. --ffigible and vicious. and beyond
the control ~ her parents. u viii be- re-
nembored that iast week Mr Nybprg
sworo out complaint IN Justice Nc
Minister'S court charging negro NAMED
Oliver Hunter with attempted murder
ii wss only n threat. the culurcd man
was discharged.
10 his stofy iodry. Mr. SyborE says
b. ia from Norway. and worked vory
hard To- grt hiH family 10
this country. Illa daughter iiagnn was
tho last one be- brought over. and al
most from tho hnt Hhe went bad. DE-
says. staying uut nights and being fret
ful under control ~ last be- found her
keeping company with The negro,
Hunter with whom she was determined
n b.. n0twiihstnnding nu that be- aud
her mother could DO against ~. until
the negro made threats against the old
Fenfienan'a life Last uiFht the girl
failed 10 come home. and the father
learned that Hha had gone north on the
morning train. Then be awurc out The
complaint md n warrant was issued
Tor her arrest The police az ogden
were notified, and succeeded In inter-
ceptinE The nirl there. a deputy sheriff
won't ~ ogden and VIII bring her back
this evening.
The father was of the opinion that
the negro Hunter Was ln her company
but 90 this be- was mistaken. a. Hunter
H'doinE time 10 the city jail for petit
larceny.
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Washington. Mareh -.-srnnior For-
akcr has given. notice that he Will ofior
the following ~ an amendment 10 the
army appropriation bill as proyiuo
whom II comes before the Senate;
That no franchises or concessions
~ any Kind whatever shall DO granted
by tho United States or by any author
ny whatever for which tho United
states ~ responsible IN tho island ~
cuba during the occupation there hy
The United States and PRO, idcd further
that the paclncaiion ~ the Island ~
cuba having been accomplished. the
President h hereby authorized tn With
draw the military forces OF the United
States therrirutu. and Ia leave the Euv-
eminent aud control Of tho island to
III ftanftlN
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Weary N leading a retired NE In the
present sensational akirmish Tor mining
stocks. chloride Point ceased IT, M.
hcrnailng today and came out a. a Ecl-
Der on the afternoon call old exchange.
az ii.oi. this ngufc capturing 80 shares
of the stock II was followed by DcN-
ter. which sold at fi.2gM. after which
came Daisy ut tgh and -Four Aces be-
tween - ana az. downward scale. In
this security trading continued active.
but the brokers were a tribe more Tor.
henring than on the morning call and
treated u with more kindly considcfn-
ton. despite the slump. Mammoth
was ~ seller ~ a. v. while Lower Man.
moth was dealt IN NJ IN cents. Northern
lirht nt y and Stnr Consolidated NJ
!ilt. Figures were posted ~ fol-
Iuu.na
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rejected. npon information that a com
mittec has today gone 20 visit the coll
legc.
House bill 40. g. relating to execu-
tons. Was SIGNED Do open session. NJ
was also N. " 40. ~ relating TO sales.
mortgages and ieases.
". -. No. .. ny stewart, w relation
20 the service Of summons. amending
sectlon 21fs ~ the Statutes. was read
and referred to the committee on judi
diary
4 ruhsfitutc for House bills 81 and Sc.
by Shepard. AMENDING sections 1906 and
aiie u the Statutes relating ~ appeals.
was read and referred 20 the committee
on judiciary.
senate Joint resolution No. 8. TO the
city Council Of Salt Lake city, adopted
10y the Hpuse and returned, was re-
ferrcd 20 Sir. Evans. who introduced a..
Senate petition No ~ bill " 80 for
extra services ~ the chief engineer or
the city and county building. was re-
ferrri 10 the State board u examiners.
tho practice Of dentistry, was reported
from COMMITTEES With recommendation
~ its passage. Report adopted.
&. y No. -. BY Tanner. relating 20
salaries of county ofhCens. was reported
fayorabiy and the report adopted.
z. ~ No. 90. by Evans, creating
Htatc board Of land commissioners.
ilkeeine came from committee with
favorable recommendation. as dld alED
3. ~ No. ~. by Chambers. creating a
State bureau ~ statistics.
4 substitute Tor ". 49, No. ?. BY Shep-
nri. relating 10 Jurisdiction - Justices
of the peace, WIS adopted and Med for
srb. g.ust. edt.urued ttu 4 mn.
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MAJOR JACKSON
HAS RESIGNED.
President ofthe Salt Lake Exchange
Tenders His Resignation.
CREATED A MILD SENSATION
Broker- Desired Go retain sIim aud
Appointed . Committee 10 wait
Upon the gentleman.

4 mild sensation was sprung on the
members Of the old exchange late this
afternoon. on the reading Of Major J..
J.. Jaokson's resignation ne president
thereof and a member u the govern
Ink board. the reasons assigned being
that the duties 0f the Office took up
more time than he was able to spare
from biz business affairs
Not willing 10 allow him 10 throw on
the harness In such m abrupt manner.
after having % well and faithfully per-
formed the duties doyolvinR upon him.
n committee was appointed 10 walt on
NJ. Jackson. and. n possible. retain
him. tho same consisting % Mossra.
Harry Joseph. l.. ". curtis and Henry
Newell Mr. Jackson has bupn president
Of the exchange HymethlnE like xix
weeks.
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BECK's HOT SPRINGS SOLD.
II Has Been Rid in by 4. T.. Hyde Jr.
for Forty Thousand Dollars.

h'okH Hot Springs property was sol
at foreclosure sale tuduy by Deputy
hhrlin Montgnmrn, IT,, Co Alontu ~.
Hyde, IT,. for JDOlo
The total amount Of tho Judgment re-.
Gently rendered hv Judge mica In favor
OF lions sayuEa ana tho pcsrrrt Ma.
uonal banks WIS 5000 %. from which
after d'duciing the amount received iron,
the sale. thurc 81 still lrft % balance due
ON the Judgment M flamglS.
Simon nnmhorgrr was present aud rnyo
notice. after Mr. Montgomery had read
a description nf tho pr0pprt,. that AN
thht part 81 the properly Included In tho
notice, ana on which lH located the hey.
ole track nud NAtur tank ~ the Great
hhH Lake ogden railway COMPANY,
together vain the fresh water rights,
wern clnlmcd by his company aud thoro-
fore should not b. sold Tho whole VI the
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nnormrnr nIsrGrr srrrLrp.
Supreme tosr Amrm. judgment Of
Io~.r Court In Iia.ism W Iissism Ease.

An opinion. affirming the Judgment
of the lower court, IN the case u Joseph
~. HasiHm. appellant, W james y.
Iiaalam, was handed down by the su-
pfeme Court today
Action In this ease was brought 10
quiet title "a small strip ~ land. nv.
feet by nine rods In this city and also
TO recover 500 damages for alleged
tferpnrH.
The case was tried before Judge
1iilcs, who adiudged the defendant.
james ". Ilanlafn. owner ana entitled
10 the possession ~ the land. when the
plaintiff. brother 10 defendant APP
psnied.
The court finds that the decree ren-
dsred by the lower court u less bvne-
ficiai 10 the defendant. ana less 0nefOua
90 the plaintiff. than the one which the
defendant was entitled ~ under the
.indingH. hut az the defendant took no
appeal nor expressed No esatiHnhciion
With tho judgment, the court ala not
feel like disturbing the same.
The opinion was delivered by Justice
Iiaskin ana concurrcd In by chief JUS
tlrc Iiartch and District Judge Me-
Carly.
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IAN act to amend section ags7 Of the Re.
yised Statutes Of Utah. isqs. relating
70 eSccutiOna." ". n. No. a. by shep-
ard. ian act approving. iegaiixing and
adopting the Revised Statutes Of Utah.
is't;" =. :. r. No. :. by Evans.
a communication was received from
the senate stating that II refused "a
This resolution provided that both
branches of the Legislature visit the
Agricultural College on Saturday next.
leaving the oregon Short Line depot ut
! o'clock. Immediately upon the receipt
~ this communication. SIR jackson
presented House resolution. which
read a. follows.
Resolved. BY the House. that the
members thereof visit the Agricultural
College on Saturday next. leaving the
Oregon Short Line depot az ] o'clock.
and that the senate b. invited TO at.
tend. The resolution was adopted.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The committee on labor reported on
~. y. 40. -. BY jackson. AN act re-
qulfinE street railway companies oper.
nting electric. cable or other cars pro-
PEELED by steam. cable or electricity. TO
protect their employees from the In
clemcncy ~ the weather, during cer-
tain months 81 the year" and recon-
mended a substitute for the same.
NEW BILLS.
Stewart introduced H. ~ 40. 10.
An act TO cause the products manu-
Pictured by Convice labor made or
brought into the state Of Utah Tor sale
b. branded a. convict made goods"
Committee on labor.
jackson introduced ". ~. No. III thy
requesp, AN act appruprinunR money
for the purpose 81 rcifnburainr the Utah
federation uf labor FOR expenses In.
curred w defending the constitutional.
ny Of the eight hour law. being section
1885 ~ the Revised Statutes 81 Utah,
lslA" Committee on labor.
Jackson also Introduced n. u. No.
lIe { BY requestl. An act liking SAL
aries % the Governor. the justices %
the Supreme court ~ the State ~ Utah
ana the judges ~ the several districts
courts Committee on fees and sal
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THIRTEEN DID NOT VOTE.
Thomas Voted Tor Agatha Nebeis-r;
oiherw isc Ma change
occurred.

Tho Joint session of the Legislature
convened today at ~ m, President
Neboker In the chair
Representatives Callister. woloh and
Redo announced that they were paired
with Representatives Hansen. o'Ncn
and g. y. Harris. who were absent
Absent AMI not pairod' Senators Cam
non. Robinson ami wright; and Repre-
Hentntiycs clyde. Fisher. Harris. n. d.,
and Shepard
Tho ballotlnR WAS then proceeded
with. resulting nH follows
Cannon. King o, Mcclure. ~. Mob
ck'r % Sutherland. iOi Riieout, g
Absent or paired, ~.
Thomas Indicated tho only change. by
voting Tor Aluill Nobrlcr.
The assembly dissolved an tomorrow
noon.
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Ben Luce. tho stock broker. made n
hurried uip 20 Tintic last night. re-
mnlninr long enough o. convince him.
ser ana rpiur N his immediate COM
fodernicn that the Lower Mammoth IL
Enod buy at prrr"nt figures. lie re-
ports tho STOPPING NJ ore In the lower
levels ana II satisfied that the mine viii
soon report with regular shipments OF
high-rrado mineral.
Some splendid samples ~ Star con-
holldhiel orc were received Ia this city
lniny The Same showing the prcaonce
NJ over 20 per cent copper.
y. q. Woolloy Jr. ala not arrive home
this morning as expected. but IL was
thought he would come In this evening
on d late train.
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LICENSED 10 MARRY.

Marriage licenses We're issued today
to George =. Shelley -, and Mary
Annie Jucklln, Is, both of American
f"rk; Arthur Hopes, ~. and Elizabeth
fohscll, ", both ~ Eurckn; Ira I,
iilh, ~, Of Wood Gross. ana Margaret
~ tolNin, ~, NJ Eden; Claude callahan,
~ AMI Mabel Newman. ~. both of salt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

Washington. March Tho rcaolu-
lions adopted NJ the Democratic House
committee relative TO 49, Philippines
were introduced In the HOUSE, By Rep.
rvaentativo Dinsmore OF ArEnnsns ma
referred 10 the foreign Affairs comrnit-
Tee. Chairman hit OF that commit
tee says u has not cot been determined
whether n meeting win be called to
consider the subject.
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PRESIDENT wooDnurrs VIII.
Admitted To rrols,. via, Letter. To thu
Executors.

The viii Of tho late President VIII.
ford Woodruff was admitted a. probate
today aud letters teatnmontary lsuci to
the esevntorr, John jacques and A. n.
Woodruff
Estate NJ Charlie. l.. johnson de-
ceased. II. J. Jones, appointed admin
iHiratOr, under a t2n0 bond.
Estate Of John W. sandborr, de-
eehAed; order made 10 Hcll personal
property.
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I,III,.

,CliApNiAN.--At 7ii .. m. February -
W.. nt the residence of job OprnHhaW
W the sixteenth ward Salt Lake city.
q EoLrfnl debility and pneumonia, Sister
Margaret j p Chapman. late Of poudlp-
bpry, near Manchester, Ia tho 50th year
OF ha nnH.
Funeral from the Sixteenth ward ucot-
lnr house. March IND. az I O'Clock y. m.
Friends desiring 20 Wow tho remains may
DO Hn nj 80 west First North street, from
iili 60 i2ip o'clock, March md.
Nillfnnlni star please copy.
IOifNnoS At her residence, go south
Sixth East street. Salt Lake Cay. March
iiN1, Mary Ann Johnson. daughter of
John and Elizabeth HAIL Kemp. und wif1
n hpherti Johnson horn IN hcrmpndHoy.
ENGLAND, April 81, isll. .mlgratcd frun
Hereford ~ 49,. Deceased was wuli
Known for, her hospitality TO tho Elders
hillUnnlnl star please copy.
pHEECE.--fn this city. March iHi, isa.
HuHarnhh Pfsocc, mother % MrH William
innHtun Of tho Sixteenth ward, aged -
years. Tho dscrHHei formerly resided IN
Manchester, Ennland.
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Paris. March THE police today
searched the residence OF the ofnclals
ana members Of tho League II the
French Fathcriand. the League Of the
Rights Of Men. nnd Baron H. Goux.
president OF the nonapartist committee.
Numbers 0f documents. books aud nc-
counts were seized and the offices Of
the league were closed
Tho most important papers were
found at tho residence ~ Baron l.
GouN. who " the representative OF
Prince Victor Napoleon.
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Mill Nnr NlsIr LnnNN.

House concurrent resolution No. G.
proposing a visit tn tho Agricultural
College ut Logan on saturday next,
was received ana the propriety ~ the
proposed visit was discussed, In View
OF the shortncas of tho time Nebekcr
ana Smuot opposed the proposed visit.
Howell favored u. The resolution was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

The $1,000 damage suit ~ Sophia
Healing agalnst Ncph !. Pratt was dis
missed by Judge Cherry to-day. On mo.
tlun OF the plhlntin
Miss llcdinE accused Pratt of assault
lns her Under promise ~ marriage.
~ " nndcfhlooi that the ease was CONF
nmnll sum.
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STATE OF urAH.
CouNrN or SAT- LAKE


Report made To the Secretary 81 Htnto ~
tho state ~ Utah, NJ the cundi-
finn OF tho
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&" To Do M Costs More
Than To Do Well.

This "9visc sdgu" miqht
properly read. IN costs
more 10 BE III than 10 BE
qveH." The source of ali
health Is RICH strong blood.
II Is 10 the body 0Dhat the
mighty streams are to the
earth IF the blood Is pure.
the body hriUeS; ifMe blood
Is qvedk or Impoverished,
then every paLSe-beat carries
qDeakncsS instead of strenath.
Why make the cost oi living more
than i need be1 Purify your blood
and give your constitution chance to
do ~ level best. The only perfect
blood purifier and yigor.maker In exist
cncc is the world famed Hoods sara.
parilla. Il brings good, perfect health,
- Hffff Hf'NIiHtNfHs
Sorofuia " When three months old our
baby Hoy was covered with Itching and
burning scrofila sores. The best physiclans
failed 10 relieve, Heads SarsHphrllin saved
MS llie ~ Y made q permanent rurr.H MHH.
Lituf VI, fisii, East SprngpOri, Mich.
Grip Through The hl,sslnr " God
Hoods Snrsaparllla and Hoods i'ills cured
ne ~ grip and tho after weakness My
heart and nerves were badly affected, but
am now strong and hearty, doing an my
huusnwork, I have been a walking ndyor.
lltemgnt Tor Hoods among my neiphhors."
Mas MARY ". Mtssryurn, Freehold. IA.
rheumatism Rheumatism Is dis.
ease " lhr buud, aud the acid must be-
nuuirnllft a toe nert acurc. ~ was troubled
With rheumatism 10 badly that I could not
walk. Hoods sarsnparilla currd me- Mns.
Muuuil McptENon, snnthhrldrr, Mass.
Eczema Ny daughter had eczema
ana 70 Affected her eyes. Tho Doctor said
II was lncurablc. Her skin is now smooth
ana white and an on account ~ Hoods sar-
saparllla I have taken u Tor weakness and
ran now walk three or four miles easily
MRS J., A. HrsHN, Sauk Centre, MINI.
Catarrn- "I suffered from childhood
Win guiarrh. Was entirely deaf In ono ear.
Hoods ,nrsnparllla oured me ana restored
my hearing Mas, W. sfokrs, Midland, Tex.
UoodJ Sa,JabaMAS
(lIZlzals51zunrr'
Hood. rill, cure liver ,, tho non.rriiat,ns ana
only eathaI.le TO taxi With lleeds satsapadla.
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}. /. SCHEITLER, BANKER,

~ II, schettlor being first duly sworn ae-
eordinf ~ law dcpuses aud says that he il
owner ut the above named bank TINT
tho above aud foregoing report cont aims a
iull, true aud correct statement OF the com
dillon OF the said bank ~ tho close OF bust
ness on the llh dny OF February, lsga
u II. sCilETrLER
18th day OF February, isp
lsoall HENRY I, MuEwAN,
Notary Public.
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The trial N tho ease ~ william 4.
Mccormick W Henry sadlcr n rtiil Or-
cnpyinR the time ~ Judge Cherry aud
jury. with the prospects OF speedy
termination. The suit was brought to
recover t2,J=i on an assigned mechanics
lien.
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Report made To tho Secretary Of state ol
the state Of Utah OF the con-
dillon az
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NTOClt TIANAACTIONa.

Chloride Point, 900 at iiOl.
Dexter. 100 at f2.g2h.
Daisy. 100 al iG4r
-Four Aces, 1900 nt sac. 900 at a.. Foi.
leg 30 days, coo az 30. loo AZ g2isi 100
AZ 800 900 AZ -. seller 90 days. 900 az
Iits
Mammoth. 100 at ais, seller 90 days;
100 nt ft,g
Lower Mammoth. leo az use.
Northern Light co lt 90.
titi.
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Total ...,.,
STATE Oh UTAH. :
County ~ salt lake. Z

7. n. Jones. balng first duly sworn
according 20 law, deposes aud SAYS that he u
proprietor u tho nhuye named bank that tue
above ami foregoing report contains a inll,
true and correct statement of the condition
Of tho said bank Al the close Of business on
tho ith day Of February, l,y $50,
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 9Th
day ~ February, i.ln
lsEAt.I Nm. II. SpRAGur
Notary Public
My CON. exp Jan. -. lD0i.l
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Phoebe Eleanor nynon has filed u suit
for divorce against william Henry uy-
non. nllegtg failure o. support 40 tho
Ground, 10th parties are residents of
thls city.
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U|Qh Commercial Z SOVINlS b0nk.

Located In Halt Lake city. In the County
81 Salt Lake. state Of Utah. ut the
close OF business on tho ftn day
OF February. 10.
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ro raLs r,.lllnen, 10 Il.l,.

III the case " Bernardo Toccn W n.
fanioilno. Judge Cherry made an order
auihnflsing u commissioner To- take the
deposltlons " "a witness in Italy.
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STATE OF UTAH.
uiilcs ~ tho
SECRETARY OF STATE

Report made 10 the Secretary OF Stnte Of
the state u Utah, Of tuu cundi-
ton OF the
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property. however. wis sold. Ferguson
Cannon attorney fur ~ plulnunsi did
not cDnfede HanhcrEefH claIn.
There may BE- a suit. aa a tefultfto qulit
title.
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TIM srnIsa MONTHS

Are most likely to find your blood Inn
pure aud lacking In the red oorpuscles
which enable IL 10 carry nourahment TO
the nerves and other ogans. There
fore you feel weak, Hired and listless
and are troubled with sprlng humors.
Relief ~ given by Hoods Sarsnparilla
which purines, enriches and vitalizes
tho blood,
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HORN.

To the wife n -. g. nnasett Monday
igh. -. ~, 81 II a. M. "a boy baby. Al
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WIFE'S GROUND
FOR DIVORCE.
Mrs, Alice Mcbride Alleges Her
Husband is in Jail for Life.
WAS CONVICTED IN IDAHO.
said TO Ipps,e Assaulted n Woman
Annie Wortbsn ALSO De.ir"".
por "a sererstion.1

Suits for divorce nre usually based
on the grounds ~ desortion. failure 10
provide. cruelty or inoompatiblliy ~
iempefn To-day h wife MED an action
asking Tor an annullment ~ the mar
Rage bonds. practically alleging do
seriion. aud ssta out that her husband
b. In JAZZ Tor NE. The plaintiff In the
case ia Alice 4. Mcbride and the de-
fondant. John :. Mciiride.
IN t4- complaint Mra. Mcnfide al
iegcs that she married tho defendant at
DE- Lamar. Idaho. on the g5th N March.
1886 on the 18Th n July, 1875. u is
further alleged defendant was convict
ed of the crime NJ afHnultlng a woman
aud sentenced ~ u term NJ ne I'M
pfiaunmrnt IN the Idaho state prison.
There ~ no issue ~ the marriage.
HERES ANOTHER.
Annie Wofthen IL another woman
who commenced divorce proceedings Nv
the Third district court today AGAINST
Henry Worthsn, haHing her action nn
failure 10 provide and cruel treatment.
According o. thu complaint the paril
iutermafried In this city August =.
isss and there IN now living ne the IT,
sue iive children. ranging from sixteen
years 10 sixteen months old. For Hlx
years past Mrs Wofthen says her
husband has neglected hsr and child
rem. Plaintiff further alleges that on
Sunday last the defendant applied vile
efithefa 60 her. Without provpcntion.
causing her great distress ~ mind.
Morihen n also accused BY his wife
IT being IDLE and iutomperate IN his
habits Plaintiff asks Tor decree. the
custody of the children and for general
relief
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STATE or UTAH.
uilice " the
: ECRkIAltN on STATE.

L. James r. Hammond. Secretary Of
Etute ~ tho state of ltnh, do hereby GER
tify that the foregoing d. a full. true aud
correct copy ~ the statement OF tho
above named company now on nlc In my
office this 9Th day Of February, 100,
J. n HAMMOND,
Secretary Of state.
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-ECkETAliY OF STATE
], Iamos q. Hammond secretary Of stafa
Of The state Of Utah, do hurcby rertify ifnf
the flfrruinu u o fuli. true auu tofrc0f euuv
~ the statement ui the above uafntd r.r..
pauy. nov on Gle In ny Office this s.th usy
day Of February, TO.
J. 7. nAMMoNb.
Secretary OF state
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NWE-II 10 -700-11010
STATE 90 UTAH.
County uf salt Lake,

thas. liurton. boina lrst duly sworn ae.
curdinR TO Law, depuss. and says that h. ~
assistant cashier % the above named lana q
That the nisiNr and foregoing fupuft con.
talns tull, true aud eurruct sfntrmuut 81
The condition ot the said back NJ tho ciuto
Of huslncss on the fourth day " lulfuafY
ls' CnAs. :. HUTTON
Subscribed aud sworn g. tcf1rs me this
.iih day OF February, l.'u
liINIn r McEwAN.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01
THE STATE BANK OF NIAH.

Located At salt Lake city, In tho count,
OF salt Lake. state ~ Utah. ~ tho close
" business en- the fourth dayaf
February. ts1sl
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Report made TO the SECRETARY Of STATE q
INC state ~ utah N the condition III