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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
SAMUEL M'INTYRE
LOSES HIS CASE
Supreme Court Holds that the
Non Suit was Properly Granted.
AFFIRMED UNPREJuDIcED
Failed 10 Establish q rrima Tacic
Case Othor Court
Matters.

Tho Supreme Court. by Justice
naakn. handed down nu opinion to-
DAY in the caee Of Samuel Mcintyre.
appellant vr the Ajax Mining come
nanV aiilunlnE the judgment of the
court below. but without prejudice TO
any future actlbn
Tho plaintiff Mclntyre brought ruit
AGAINST tho Ajax Mining company TO
recover the sum OF 5000. with iut.rcst
ln bic complaint Dc ailoged that ln
February 1895. Frank Salisbury sold
The defendant company the Champllln
No. 2. nnd Fraction mining claims in
Iluuc for $1,000 fur which amount tho
company gave ita note. on May iBt.
1895. Salisbury assigned the claim to
Henry ~, Ryan. The following srp.
tefnbef Ryan Transferred Go plaintiff
ftVlQ Of the claim. Noiutvro alleged
that Tho defendant company wac in-
formed u tho latter assignment and
Tho defense admitted the assignment
% The claim Go Ryan and dld not deny
TIE transfer Go Mcintyre. except that
% alleged that The latter acted nH the
agent o. the defendant n the trans
action, and that Salisbury made cor.
tain agreements with it iu the original
transfer, which no fiiicd Co carry out.
The case was tried before Judge
hilea last December and the plaintiff
nuu-suiS q. From this order an ap-
ponl wnR taken.
The evidence showed that Mcintyre
was Vice president and director ~ thu
defendant company. and that nt "a
meeting " tho stockholders be- voted
60 allow ShlirnurY's claim or $1,000 az
payable out 10 tho pfuntH Of thr come
rnny. and that ho also recosnIsed the
priority N i've claims before saila-
bury'H
judge fuiea found there was no
breach of contract. ana that % had not
been shown that any payment of pronia
were mnde Co tho stock holders.
Justice haakln after reviewing tho
evidence, nnd1 that Mcintyre failed TO
make primn faclo case. Says the
court.
The plaintiffs cause NJ action d1ca
not DEPEND upon any negative rfupol-
tlnnH. but the facts which he is reuulN.l
20 prove 100 order tu sustain Die right
Go recover are all affirmative IN such
cases the rule ia that before tho burden
W proof can b. shifted from the plain
I'M 90 the opposing party o. prim1 facie
case must BE- made by plaintiff but
when this u done. II dcvolveu upon the
defendant by counter evidence. o. rgfute
tn case thus made"
The court then finds that tho non sui
was property granted and orders that
the judgment of the trial court h.
affirmed
chief Justice narch and Justice Alnar
concur In the decision.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
DAMAGE BY THE STORM.
Snow Breaks Down Many Shade an
Fruit Trees.

Utah has doomed her wintor cout
much earlier than usual this year In
fact. warm sunshine had boon OF 10
long surnding that many persons all
most fnrgot there was going 10 be any
cold weather or heavy SNOW storms rs
have been upon MS for the past fow
dnyH Yesterday morning the story Of
zee Devastation was written an over the
city. Mnsnihcont trees in an parts Of
tho city which are the pride OF evvry
citizen and the especial pride ~ their
owners, were broken nnd torn, lhoir
stately branches resting ON tine side.
wake, tho price they paid to the Cnow
klng Tor tholr reluctance M donlna
their green summer coat
While iho shade trees have had their
majestic beauty impaired, nature will lu
due time atone Cor the damage. and
restore them TO their prostlno SYM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
CAME FROM WYOMING.
Moss-llalrcd Youth Causes Quite a
Sensation on East Temple Street.


At noon today quite a crowd conRre-
gated az the Intersection Of First South
aud Fast Temple street ana convcrgcd
40 ono common. nr 90 be- more correct.
uncommon, cunicr, The object OF NOR
bid curiosity appeared 90 be- slightly
embarrassed by th0 concentrated met
rop0lltnn gaze of half a dozen car con-
ductorH and tho Inevitable man GA the
street. Ho much sn that he dlacretely
Withdrew aH much as possible from
publicity To the extent OF hiding behind
The time clock attached 10 one OF the
trolley poles.
yah 10 an gll yer hair shlngled."
across the street. Certainly the youth
ln question appeared ln urgent need of
the services Of "a tnunnrinl artist. EVi-
dOntly hy his department he was "A
stranger within the gates, inycatlgn-
ton developed The fact that he was not
IL now half-hack for tho Y. N. O.. a.
football team. but AN eighteen onr.old
lad from the wild and woolloy frontiers
uf Wyoming whose head was covered
with an unique hirsutc odornmout that
was striking On the extreme 10 was
mona of YOU DE krDkn locks, straight
lank ana oily. Tor % stood ont nt right
angles all over hIa chput 90 tho innFth
OF fully ten Inches. until the whole ef-
fcct looked like am animated l2-inch
Tun swAh. he was truly an aWr-iufplr-
ins youth. Finally Joseph u, Mathews
of the salt Lake ciiy Street Railroad
company, hove across hl7 line % vision.
fell upon each other with q gurgle of
mutual recognition, 90 ultimately dis
appear iu the direction uf West Tenn
pile ana First North
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
"EUery path
Hath a Puddle. "

The puddle IN the path
qvay of most Ices Is 4 de-
feetfVe circulation due to a
blood supply that instead of
grogUing clear and strong The
a mountain brook, Is Stamant
and impure. PaddleS may be
purified. hoWever, and be-
come iimpid streams. That
Is qvhat Hoods SarSapdriHa
does Nth human blood. II
clarifies. pa'ifes and strengthens me
blood, and uDhsH ihb Is accomplished Inc
ghaio'gias. hper, hHgs. kidneys. boSvels,
a,s al braeed and iGyigo'aied.
Asthma -" -Four bottles Of M,afs
SarsapA1Hi gaze me- permanent reief
from asthma. and I havc had no trouble
from si0ii1css Of breath sbee." EaHt
G. Lane. Vienna. Ga.
Plmples ~ used to bs troubled u,iih
malaria md piriniesi a friend aduiscd me
10 take Rao5's SpsaparnA. Thaue been
free eue' sHes." ". Siegpatt. COS Ay,iie
Avs.. Brootga. ~ y
Worn Out Feeling "Ideeiied 10
take Hood's St,1Iparali fo' a ao-u out
feeling. ana a fegD bottles relieved me en-
dfely and Hou I am able 10 uo,t a grsai
DEAL" KITTY Allen. Madison. Kan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

Vernon swenrlnrton OF g Pearl street
Augusta, ucorria, writes Governor
Wells asking Tor Information regarding
hiH little sister who. he aurposaa. u
living ln SOME place sixteen miles from
salt Lake city. The boy says that he
ana his sister. nluu years ngo. were In
mates of the Washington city orphan
Asylum and that hia sister. Who wua
then only three years old. wnn adopted
by family namrl white who after
wards crmn 10 rfnh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

Railing BY Judge Marshsil In County nulld-
Ing Furniture Case.

Judge Marshall today rendered d de-.
clHlon sustaining the demurrer DO tha
c0unter-clalm Med by Inc defendant In
the cuee of David DErwin ys sait Lake
county, wherein the plnintin aecks 90
recover on fuur county warrants made
by TIE defendant The warrants have
relation 10 the purchase OF furniture
by the county. from A. H. AndrcwH Il
company, IN which the defendant all
leEea that tho transaction was fraudu-
lent That the three falectmon not act.
ms as members OF the county court,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

The following cases were argued be-
fore the Supreme court today. submit
tod ana taken under ndviHemont;
Pennington Gold Ailnlng company.
appellant Va llhymney Gold and Cop
per company,
Elisabeth nrsooe W =. T.. Rich. ap.
pcllant
The ease Of 4, IT, Snow. appellant. Va
!. q, Rich. was continued Tor the torn.
In the case NJ william -. Hale. rs-
cclver Savings and Loan association,
appellant w y. Thpmna % nl 70 was
ordor.d that the same be submitted
upon briefs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
BERNSTEIN HAS VANISHED.

The citation sent 10 bingham by the
county commissioners for Samuel Bern
stein 20 nppfar and show cause why he
should mol support hia family, was ru-
turned by the deputy 1herin OF that
place. with the 1tatrment that the do-
PENDANT could not be located. Bern
stein evidently heard Of the commits
Hiouera' Intention TO force him 90 carc
Tor his wife and chiidrcn. who are Huf-
ferlug, and concluded 10 make himself
az nlnFham making Considerable
money. but allgforta 10 locate him, -
far. have fslied
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
0oErD
DRY GOODS STORE.

EXTRAORDINARY oPPoRFr
TIES FOR THIS WEEKS sHoHFH|
Ladies' hiEh-grade Tailor Mals 81
or Scotch Mixtures. IN new ga
lined throughout with Taffcia ~ n
1000 suit for SAD
Electric Seal collarc,ta. long tab q
4 Tails. at SOD
Imitation Mink schrfs with ! ID
and Heads AZ s1i.
Rainy day Skirts Of all wool plra
black mixtures, In dark gIay, psis
ht at Sgu
Fleece lined Percalino Pottlcoats "a
corded RUNE. bright colurs. at OK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
A LONG TINE COMING.
David War; Presents a Claim that Is
Referred TO County Attorney.

David War; OF Granger, appeared
before tho county commissioners this
morning armed with contract made
with the commissioners in office twelve
yOau uNo, ln which the board agreed
10 pay MIN the sum of Gi2l n he would
remove ME house, fence and stables, na
The former commissioners desired to
build county road Do that section.
War; was unable 10 DO The work az The
limo of the agreement, but II was un-
derHt1nd that he would DO % ua soon aH
possible. one year went by nud the
work was not done. thcn two, three.
i've years and the house was not
moved until last HnrlnE. Now Mr.
War; comes along with n bill hFnlnat
the county for flg5. The commissioners
discussed The matter pro ana con aud
finally referred the matter 90 the county
attorney to ascertain n the court could
legeully settle tho claim.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

A telegram was received this after
noon by Angus } Cannon from his
brother. ex-senator Frank j. Cannon.
who lH now ln Now York n conveys
the Information that Preston j. Cannon
hnH undergone another surgical opera
tiun and that the doctors predict that
De win soon be we'll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

70 ~ now six years since jan.
Mnckic appeared On hls m
clmoa along with "a brightly -
and new version ~ hn h.rr.f !.
cess Grimes Cellar Door" VIVA {.
De- given at the Grand Thtaisr n
supporting company c0utains -
clever people who arr pfeossi
furnish amusement and snnr rair.
"a most acceptable manner N, I
raEemont iH Tor three n.shi, !
"wednesday matinee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

chaa N. iloyt who hss u.6. II
snndH M dollufH With h.. 49,.
etl|l hlH ihn MIX White rY4g
pHrancO Town" and 1iuret - T.
etc, came from the Same tlvr p. 4
o.. MHcklH. and the IMAM ~. [.
the 1rat Comedian An biz MAJ T..
ful fuuo. lunch of Keta.H 49,
lluNt famous. nH "Grlmeray N. ~
wus Mucklc. lie viii D. Ma 4.
The farce comedy. "GHmeI n.
Lu.r
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

The case Of the Guaranty savings q
Loan association Of Minneapolis ya n.
II. plnlatcd. Joseph T. McNarry Belle
McNarry and William iI Irvine. came
on for trial before Judgr Hiies today.
A. r. Sanford. Tor plaintiff. and Frank
Pierce Tor the defendants.
This ~ an action 60 recover from the
defendant plaiftrd the sum of = 800
alleged 20 be due on certain bond
and Tor fii.2i alleged 10 be due az fines.
ney'H fees; less the num N fi.Gifla the
withdrawal value uf certain stock In
the plaintiff corporation. held by plniH-
ted. Plaintiff also asks that ltn mort
gage upon certain promises be fore
closed ana declared q flint Item.
The defense claims that the contract
CnirVud into o. unConHclonnblo,
AZ the conclusion OF the testimony
The court took the case under advise
mcnt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
A PERFECT WOMAN.

A woman OF perfect figure should
weigh iss pounds and Do Q foct 0 inches
tail She should measure g foot inches
from the tip 0f one middle nnger 90 mo
IN of the other when the arms lro cN.
tended. The length of the hand ought
10 be- Just one touth OF this and one
seventh should be the length Of the foot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
NEW MINING COMPANY.
The Pine Ridge FILES Articles Of In.
corporation.

The Pine Rider Mining and milling
company Incorporated today with a
capitalization N 10000. md shares Ht
company iH 10 develop the following
claims. aitun tod 100 Pine canyon. Tnoole
county. Fowler Fowler Noe. I. 2. b and
= benjamin " johnson ~ president.
John ". Reuhhhuscn. vice presidents A.
a. Fowler, secretary and tronHur~ri
Thomas =. Fowler and Francis Fowler
dlrpCfufn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
LICENSED no MARRY.

MnrrlnFe licenses were today Issued
60 Neis pnnielson. o. ~ ninghan.
and willholmina. 80. of Salt Lake city,
Julius Anderson. % md llIlma Lawson.
% both OF Murray
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16


poet pro
nuuni -
|nrHt M
rch on
IL In
flntnl
lf that G.
" 10 NIL
collect
engine
was hf
KIT and
umcrinE
q result
at that
urrcHtc
rucity I
Herman
|iHticc !
/ and g
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clerk %
apnlIoe
In u
Blair
hnttuci
and con
urH TO q
OF Thu
N sing
fcruucu
i nrrW
|cuirifian
the
Hoy wi
yuuur.
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They
on ave
pound
says
Grand
lightly
unnwny
n and
|ict)Onni
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street Ca
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ping hin
shaft
receipt
CHIT 10
II tho az
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crt Ma
/ figure
by a Ea
iutn be-
llnrtende
saloon
has ~
ruptUyNt
|uohilitie
insists o
~ utiHet
of taxes
at 5000
Vtc Es
Pre- uiuou
H. cat
"a uoett
Scanlnl
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member
gentle
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thoa &c
lights hs
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zen ellEli
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
Fremont Minlng Company. lN4i W.
principal plaeeof business Paw ''-
Clty. Utah.


NOTICE u hcrrby given ihni ~ ia 10
uhpr A. ID. lsll. an ussussnlrnl q. Ntcss Z
per share was lnN.fd on tho capt. y sslis
tho corporation, payable At once Wl ns1L
tary a. his Office IN INV llnsurul 10y Wa, lht
~ suutn East Temple street, nhlt
lfah. and nufnru NnYUWurr lNth rkf
Any Stock UPON which co.,, assg, l,.,ss.,ii.i
rpmpln unpaid Ou tho inlh nuy nl NY..4tIai
fnrs.iin ti unbiir nurti6n.nnd unlca Wll.ih
" made hufurn, VIII h1 sold on iNge M.
A. p lNpi, 40 q o'clock noon, % lAy WY ~ 4
uuont Assessment tufrihtr NIh wv
EIfAN a. SMITH, .,.sf.
Secretary Fremont Mlnlhs 80 So
10. tgS last Temple aNe'"
Lake Citv, Utah
Dated october i0th. lhg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

In the case OF the Moline State Saw
lngs Rank " LOUIS liynms 81 M. judge
Cherry today gave Judgment Tor the
plaintiff for 'iil.sG and $50 attorneys
fees
The case N Spencer Clawaon. execu-
tor Wy q. Napoleon Carroll. n al. was
dismissed by judge cherry today for
want Of prosecution
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

on The iiih dav of october. A. D.. 1893
IN roooio city Utah, Potter a. Dloubny
w1a nNr0mmunirnfoi from the church
oi Icrur rhrat uf tnttor.day Saints BY
the High council. fur the crime of ndui-
JOHN w. TATE.
clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

Mrs Mamie sharlsy obt-ias Decree on
nrnnnh " Nnn-.nnnnri.

hfouhd or MnnHHupunrts
annie shnri,ey. vito ~ W. II. shar.
kry. nn inmate ~ the state nmne
asylum. has been granted o. decree ~
divorce from hcr husband by judge
1iilcH, ON tho ground of failure 10 sup
port
The plaintiff nlrd nor suit June 2ith.
alleging that the marriage took nlnrr IN
Salt lake city November 30ih, 1907. u'Hl
that the defendant never supported her.
on august 10Th. some time after default
hn boon entered shnrkoy was ndiudnci
Insane md committed 10 the asylum
no Ud 'fl0n IN tho dacroe Mrs RhHfkev
WIS restored 10 hor maiden name.
Mamie Cnvnnnurh. and awarded the
hnusehnld furniture. which she owned
before her marriage Thorc were no
childrTn.
shnrkey WINS divorced from his wife
several years aFn. Al ono time h. wuH
quite q prominent hFure IN Second pre-
cluct politics.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

RtcHINS- AT Grouse Creek, Box
older co. Utah, $50 b. M. on Wednes-
RiCHtNs-At $40 %. M on Wcdncs
daughter OF Albert n. and Mary lane
ltichins She lacked thirteen days OF
being u days of nEe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

The work Of removing the Han Of
ROLES building prior 10 commencing the
excavation Tor tho new Dessert Nowa"
bullding was begun this morning by a
force ~ men under the direction ~ ".
b. Burton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
A Rad COUNTY DlTCn.

a number NJ residents Of Granger
registered complaints with the board OF
county commissioners this morning
about the condition OF the CuuutY'a
ditch ON Thirteenth south. II D. claimed
b. them that tho ditch was being nlgd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

on motion Of Commissioner Geo. a.
Whitaker at meeting NJ The commits
aioncra this morning, au appropriation
VI $3.50 wna made fHr the paupor con-
tlnFont fund.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

a deed wna Med Tor record today by
which A. y. Austin and wife convoy
10 Edwin Evans. for 5000. nll Of lots
9 and o ln Lincoln Park addition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16
CHURCH NEWS.

The Twenty-lrst quorum of Elders
win meet ln the Nineteenth wurd meet
Ing house this evening az 1850 o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

CHILDREN cay Ron -p-.
koiia's fine Candles 'A-i
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LEFS

un.n'a
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rnEsn sALrED IonpAN Atvo,.
7ic per pound at Konr,
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Ex-Civil Engineer Now Wants Utah
Congressman Prosecuted,
MAKES USUAL AFFIDAVIT
sends "a 90 Davis County, where tie
Wants Acton brought On the
charge ~ Adultery.


Tho latest act ~ Charles MoatYn
up 20 late hour Saturday was Co
ohnrgo brigham a. Roberts. uuh's
congreasman-cioot, now in Che East
with the crime of adultery The uni-
davlt niieninE the onenao, DO ia said.
was forwarded by mail Saturday evcn-
Inc 10 county Attorney W. No. str,opcr
IT,, u Davis county.
HOLDS HIMSELF READY
Accompanying the affidavit was a
letter from owen which said.
~ nave the honor To- hand you here.
with hw0ru Information charunF nriF.
ham a. iinucftH uf Ceutervllt. Davis
county. with the felony OF adultery
win Celia uibhlo.
n hold myself ruady 90 meet you a,
any ume and place which you may de-
sir. in order that you may investigate
The facts as oct FORTH
OWENS AFFIDAVIT.
The amdavit b. couehed Ia the follow
ing language
Charles Mosiyn owen. being drat
duly sworn depnaes and says. that Boz
o. du1on nud taxpayer of The State
~ Utah. That ho D. Informed aud verify
helietvH that ono Celia ulhhln other
wise ii0befta. on on bef,fo the 10Th
day 0f August. 1897 eayc birth 90 twin
children 1T tentcryilia. Davis county
State N Utah that brigham ~. Rob.
eftA whose legal wife ~ Louisa Smith
Roberts. also of CruteryIlle. Davis
county. state ~ Utah Dr. the acimnwi-
edged father OF The children. that suli
brigham n. Roberts lH therefore
sharEcnblo with the AFORESAID celia
Dibble.
CHARLES MosrYN OWEN.
subsyribcd and sworn 90 before me
thla ltth day OF octshor. tsg1
"A. r. HCHROEuEn.
Notary Public"
In support Of hla afndavit ST.. owen
cites the following witnessesi Luna
Hampton Phoebe Evans. George Smith.
joseph Smith. Charles smith. Matthew
Thoney, Margaret Jackson. celia Dlb-
bic. Aia Roberts. ~ n. Roberts Ir,
Louisa Roberts iarcnao SNOW. D. q.
tinith. George O. Cannon. a. j. Grant.
~ ~. wella. A. n. nuslln and %. y.
whitney.
Mt strcencr said today De- dh not
know exactly when he would take tho
ease un. re would nrst have tu CONE
municnie with ST.. owen ANA 900 What
the gentleman had 10 say regarding tho
matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

Highland Copper Mining uQmnAn, ~
lluu of mlnrs, bingham, West MgYl~
Mming District. salt Lake Co, liAA
Principal place o. hnsinosg Salt lake VN
Ntnn.
NOTICE Il hereby glyen hat % W..Nt
~ tho directors OF tho HIGHLAND ,opEi 81
INK Company holl on Friday ing wv M ~
nftnhur ls90. an assortment N one Nt' ~
Dor shnru Nas levied urln tho eallN ,,tt
" the company, nnygh'r lmme lllyy MA
SECRETARY, fnpni 1s %. D. Nnlkef nli..f
salt Lake CITY. tt1h. Ana nuy slo.s w
which this nsssrsuHnf lnnY reIltn ,Nhldsis
tho 18Th day " NufruNHr % NlIl .Nl.N.5i.
uurnt aud Advertised fur sa'H VIZ, n
ton, and unlrss payment D. I1tln ll.Ni,. ~ a
he Sold on thu 10Th dag ~ Nolomp.l 49,
" 0'rlopk noon, ~ pay tho lrllpl.l,i'i,rta
inrui, together with cost u alfeIN''N'
expense u sale .. a. urtt4
gia u. o. Waisor nldg. salt i.ake NililNa
Dated. Salt Lake Oily. Ootnhlr lNilf 10
ilrst publication, October ioth' NV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-16

TO CunE 4 CoLD ~ ON DAY
Take Laxative nromo Qulnlnc Tablets.
Al druEgiHta refund the money " 10
falls 10 cure. A.. w. Groves signature
~ on each box. e5r.
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FREsCn FRUITS
7Sc per -nnd at Kolltz's.
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,IID.

HEEcHER.-Oc October 18Th. at Tiba.
Idaho. Of Inflammation 81 the bowels.
Orvil Muroni. n0n OF AHa Moroni aud
born July 18th. 1857.
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Of heart failure, jane Gibson. wife Of
James W, Wright. and daughter Of
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81, 1861 In Salt Lake city.
Notice OF funeral later.
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oMcsat Director.

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Client. Govefnoe-Joeeph n. Devtna
Secretary-Fred falley.
Treasurer ID. ". DrisoolI..
Superintendent Of Puhlis lassss et,p-Jon
Attorney 0en.rsl-John~F 2 oowsu.
Auditor-A. N. Carlblom. r.
Supreme Cont !: Judges-N. C. se,
Alfred Wailin. J. u. Bsstholomsw.
Railroad Commias!on1fs-L. i. Walton, u
Erickson, John 6imon..
Commissioner Of tabor-Henry u. Th00as.
Commissioner Of lnaufance-0eo. ". HsPIiOoi
Congretsman-B. r. spalding.
Judge District Court. Fifth 0l0tsiet-6.
Glaspel OF Jamestown.
COUNTY oyyic8Rs.
G0mmltsiOners -Jo< Bucbheit, chairman; [
!. Lucken. II. Wilson. Chse. Nelson. Johi
Register Of Deede-J. IL. 6inclaif.
Clerk Of District Cours-O. d. Purinton.
Sheriff.. @. Thinglestad.
District Attorney-Benj. <. Tufte.
Treasurer-A.H..Re Berg.
Auditor-P. A. Nelgord. >', - --~,>.--s.-
Surveyof-1artiE A. LELAND
Supt. Of Schools-Andrew Sinclair.
County JUDGE. H. johnson.
Coronef-Df. Hefgbtrom