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Death Of q Pioneer.

Especial Correspondence
Circlevflle, Sept. z7-After an Illness of
fourteen years. Mrs AdeIine Maudania
Webb. wife of Charles w. Webb expired
yesterday at $50 p. m Mrs Webb Is a
sister of j. w. Freeman of Snowfall
Ariz., and a. niece of the late o., 4. Snra0t
of Salt Lake CITY with whom she emf
grated 70 Utah before the hand cart COM 7.
parly She married Charles W. Webb fn
Salt Lake City in 1854; has been on tine
frontier all Of her ltfes has Been an active
worker in the Relief society. and was one
of the first settlers of PaToWan. Fourteen
year sage she was stricken with parafyz
and has been helpless ever Since She has
been belfast for one a half years. she
was the mother OF nine children, thirty
five grandchildren and, one greaT-grand-
child. The funeral will occur tomorrow.
TEreshing Is the order af the day. hut
owing to the early fr0sts this season, the
grain crops are falling snort ABOUT ens-
third. .r,
Alfred Ruby and daughter. Julia, viii
leave for Pennington n. W., about the lst
of October. where they will reside in the
future.
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Federal Court Calendar.

Motion and demurrer calendar of Oct
,, 1893:
Crown Point Mining company VS.. On
tario Silver Mining company; motion to
strike.
Geddes- Seerie Stone company VS.. Pho
neer Electric Power company ct al.
demurrer to complaint.
Strawberry Valley Cattle company
VS.. John Cummings; demurrer to COM
plant.
In re E. Goldberg. bankrupt; review
decision by referee.
salt Lake Hardware company VS..
New Philadelphia Iron & Steel COM
pany; motion to quash summons.
Riley Shideler VS.. John NJ. Steward
ct al; demurrer to complaint.
William Levy VS.. A W. McCune; mo-
ton to vacate Judgment.
D. D. Erwin VS.. Salt Lake county;
demurrer to counter claim.
S. NJ. Jarvis eft al. VS.. Bear River
Irrigation & Ogden Waterworks COM
pany; hearing on matter of receiver
shtp.
Te H. L. Steed, bankrupt; motion
to set aside order of reference.
William Adamson ct al. VS.. Henry
Seeger; demurrer to complaint.
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NEWS FROM OVER THE STATE.

getting in pretty good shape. Many citl-
Gems built plank walks in front OF their
homes and places OF business, with the
understanding that they wcuid not be re-
CURED to pay this tax in the future. but
now they are compelled to pay the tax. so
persons walk. The people viii square ac-
counts with the council If they come up
for reelection next November
The funeral services over the remains of
Mrs a. G. Nelson, jr.. were held in the
tabernacle yesterday afternoon. The
house was crowded with syrnpathlglng
friends. who had come TO pay their last
tribute of respect to the dead woman. 4 ne
funeral services were very impressive. A
large procession, headed by members of
the Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement
association, accompanied the remains to
the silent city.
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IN FEAR OF A MOB.
Bert Fox Seeks Protection Which He
Didn't Need.

Bert Fox. who is connected with the
T. x. L. stables, came into the police
station at about IL clock last night.
He had wild look in his eyes, and he
closed the door with a bang as he en-
tered the room and faced the desk, SER
geant.
Don't let them get me-" he cried,
looking around with a scared express
sion on his face "a mob of hundreds
of people are on my track; they're in
hot pursuit-don't let them catch me;
don't do it, please.
What have you been doing?" queried
the desk sergeant.
Nothing; God knows l haven't done
anything! But they're coming with
guns for me. want protection-I am
innocent. and you viii protect an inno-
cent man from the attacks of a mob.
Help me. that it all ask, help me,s
Desk Sergeant Livingston went out
to the front door. looked up and down
the street. didn't see any mob. He then
told Fox to go home and sober up.
Fox went off nuttering and swinging
a club around his head to keep off the
mob.
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ARID LAND PROBL MS
%
President Young Returns From the
Irrigation Congress.
SUCCESS OF THE MEETING
BEST SESSION THAT HAS YET
BEEN HELD.
Sentiment of the Congress Favored
Reclamation of the Arid Lands
By Government Aid-Why Chi
cago Was Selected as the Place of
Meeting Next Year.

DIR. Seymour 3. Young, retiring presi-
dent of the adjourned National Irrigation
congress. and John R. Murdoch of Beaver
returned yesterday from Missoula, Mont
where the annual sessions were held Sept
%, % and q. President Young was ex-
tremely gratified with the work of the
congress and enthusiastic over the expect
ed results.
The session this year" said he. twas
greatly in advance of any we have held
heretofore. There were eighty odd dele
gates. the largest number that has at
tended, and a more gratifying interest
was shown in the work before us. The pa
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+ Il.
FAREWELL ENTERTAINMENT.
Given In Honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph j. Daynes. Jr.

Al entertainment was given in the
Farmers ward meeting house last evening
IN honor of. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph j.
Daagnes. jr.s who, viii soon depart on a
mission to Great Britain. A splendid mu-
steal programme was given, followed by
refreshments and a dance. The pro-
gramme was as follows:
Prayer s..... ...+.....,.. Elder +. M. Bishop
Selection on the Pianola ..............
........ Elder Joseph J. Daynes. ir.
Tenor solo .......... }....*... Fred Graham
Contralto solo ...,.*......M Miss Edna Dwyer
Violin solo Professor William c. Give
Bass SOLO ......s... Willard Christopherson
Recitation ...... ....... Miss Winnie Tibbs
oupIdHu Sui0 .s.*.-s*.: II
-. ....e. Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edwards
Tenor solo ~. ............T. s. Ashworth
Selection on the Pianola ....*.......a...
Elder Joseph J. Daynes, jr.
Rigoetto quaTtefte
DWyer. Messrs. e. s. Ashworth
and Willard Christopherson;
Song ..st..... ~, 3....+..... William Willes
Children's Fairy drill Observation-Disclosures.
Under direction Of Mrs. Angie Nc
Remarks -. Departing missionary.
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CEDAR CITY NOTES.
Talk By GlasrnannInprove ments
Being Made In Town.

Cedar City, Sept. ite9 d good sized
audience listened 10 the interesting tax
of Mr.. Glasmann from Ogden last even
Ing on expansion
A son OF President David I'll Cannon
underwent AM operation yesterday Tor
necrosis OF the lower part RI { tle@ feriluT,
The dead bone was successfully removed
and the patient IS doing we'll ~ present
writing.
Everybody Is on d piigrimagss To- tie
county fair which opens TOMORROW II
Parowar.
The Cedar Sheep. association has just
removed their clerks and chattels ir.s0 It's
fine new building. which Isl ~ eTsdir %
this end of the state.
All the sheepmen are selling. cut tbeir
fiocks for fear OF the hard winter GS.sz-
ing was never 50 poor nor nay 50 scarce
in this part before %
The excitement at. S.tafelina still con-
tinues. and$ reports ARC tEatsertnE or ING
recent Strikes Teams are being engaged
to haul lumber for 4 new mill tu pa
built BY a. company of which A. w. Nc
Cune IS a member
Charles Nelson and Miss Ciara Taylor.
both we'll respected members oa our PlttEe
city were united fn platrimony a few days
since.
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and instructions given to dismiss the suits
at the cost of the receiver.
Facts Brought Out.

and instructions given to dismiss the suits
al the cost of the receiver.
Facts Brought Out.
, The facts brought out in the first trial
We're that the property of the Park City
bank was. on June u. 1898. assigned to
oank creditors. Kimball was engaged
IN winding up the concerns affairs until
his MS death, Oct. 10, 1893: Three days later
action in the Third district court, alleg-
ing the insolvency of the bank and ask
ing the appointment of a receiver. He
demanded judgment for $4,000 on a Ger
tificate of deposit.
On the same day D. C. Mclaughlin was
appointed receiver. Nov.1, 1898, Cornelius
Mclaughlin died, and the action was re-
Yived in the name of his executor Ed
ward. Mclaughlin. A judgment rfas rem
dered in his favor for 81 35S 10 On Aae
Y. 1894. Edward Mclaughlin filed another
complaint against the bank. alleging that
after exhausting all the assets of the bank
there would still remain SIS COO due to the
creditors. He claimed that under the
state law the stockholders were liable for
the full amount of stock held by them.
ID. c. Mclaughlin was then appointed
special receiver and as such instituted the
actions against Mrs. kimball and Gregor
The lower court found that the former
had forty shares. and the latter fifty
SHARES, and Judgment was accordingly
rendered for $1,000 and $1,000 respectively.
Creditors Must Sue.
The supreme court in deciding the cases
held that the special receiver had no right
to bring the suits in the interest of any
one creditor. Summing up, the opinion
says: Unless the necessities of the &C.
casion require, individuals and not the
officers of the court should bear the re-
sponsibility of litigating their own claims.
IF a receiver should be appointed in
such a case. where can the line be drawn.
unless drawn by the statute? If several
creditors are entitled to a receiver to col
a receiver could be appointed in any other
cause where several plaintiffs are seek
ing recovery against several defendants.
While perhaps not so convenient a rem
edy, the creditor has means of complete
relief in creditors suit against the
stockholders"
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Mantil Matters.
-(Snecfal Ceeorrespnr1denea. J

Ts0EVlaI V0TTtsU1rr7FE--1-T
Manti. Sept 2S.-The GIasmana lecture
on what Is ESpansion?" was given on
Friday evening last.
The Hoyt comedy. "a Midnight Bell.
was given here this week. The reserved
seats were well filled although the prizes
were raised.
Beef-raislngf Is being INDUCED by some
farmers here. and as the specimens raised
are Of Ii good size and marketable. the in
dustry will BE- gone into on q large scale
il sufficient inducemenf e. given. Wheat
at 40 cents, the price here Is not suffi-
Gently remunerative for the labor r5qufE-
ed to raise II.
Marriage licenses were issued to the fol-
lowing parties this week hy lite county
clerk: John r. Harrison and EugenIa III.
Cassidy Of Salina. and Hyruul Jacobson
and 8Sina Jensen or Fountain Green
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Supreme Court Reverses Park City
Bank Cases.
THE PROCEDURE NAMED
SUITS ORDERED DISMISSED AT
COST OF RESPONDENT.
Decision Handed Down Yesterday By
Judge Hart With Justice Baskin
and Judge McCarty Concurring-
Appellants We're Mrs Geneva
Kimball and Gilbert D. Gregor.

In the supreme court yesterday an opin-
ion was handed down by Judge Hart,
Justice Baskin and Judge Mccarthy con-
curing, in the suit of D. C. Mclaughlin,
receiver Of Park City bank vs. Geneva
Kimball. Administrative, and same VS..
Gilbert Desiegor. Both suits were tried
together in the lower court and the same
procedure was adopted in the upper. the
defendants taking the appeal. Justice
Bartch and Justice Miner, having been
employed in the suits, We're disqualified
from passing on the cases. and Judges
Hart and Mccarthy were called in. The
judgment of the trial court is revised
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Celebration Marks the Opening Of
the Railroad.
SPEECHES AND FEASTING
SALT LAKE AND PROVO PEOPLE
THERE.
Programme Concluded BY a Dance
Last Night-Secretary Hammond
and Other Prominent Men Make
Happy Talks-Charleston Deco
rated For the Occasion.
fspecial 70 VIC HeraldA

Heber, Sept. zs.-The residents of Heber,
with trainload of friends from Provo
and a delegation from Salt Lake. today
and tonight celebrated in royal style the
DBening OF the Westerns branch to this
place. There was speeeh-making and
feasting during the day and dance to-
night Everybody turned out and every
body enjoyed the occasion to the fullest
extent
4 special train of seven heavily loaded
coaches left Provo at noon and arrived
slowly, on account OF the newness of the
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Real Estate Transfers.

S. S. Walker Estate Co. to Mrs E. G.
Wolf. lots % to %, block L Walkers
subdivision of block g. plat A. 81 G
Celia Osborne TO Katherine c. Belch-
er. 2;axl0 rods northeast from
southwest corner lot g. block %.
DldI b--------- b
@. Q. Lowe TO Elsie a. Faust 7.7x12
rods southwest from rods west of
northeast corner lot 8. block 5, Five
acre plat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
a Collins to Nellie NJ Christoph-
erson. parcel main Bingham cam
yon -.....--.--..-..-::-.----.: --....--.-. ?
H. F. Samson ct al. TO Ben Butler
Mining company. interest in Eigh-
ty-seven lode. West Mountain.
Sail Lake City TO James Tuiy, 134x
s7is feet southwest from 1 feet west
OF northeast corner lot 6, block 3,
Davis s. & s. addition.
Martislia Cahoon TO o. .. Lowe.
right of way part of lot s. block
3. F'ive-acre plat A...-................
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CHARLEY ROSS ARRESTED.
Ten-cent Dispute Leads to An e,
change OF blows. i.

Charley Ross-nct the lost Chariey
was arrested yesterday at the iastfga-
ton Of r. L. Holm. a shoemaker sor
assault and battery. Ross had q pair
of shoes fixed. the cost being stipulated
by Holm as so cents. When he went
to pay, the shoemaker charged 90 CENTS.
Ross roared. and. the old man saws,
"as5aulsed him on the eye" while Char
ley claims the blow was in self-GsfeHse.
Holnl's shop is on Fifth South ana Seq
ond East.
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Bic Timber WOLF Killed.
~ spsciaI- Correspondence.l

II '#ElSpeclaIE N0EEss pVEsIsIAC5.T
Laramie, Wyo.. Sept. 2s.-one Of the,
largest and most powerful grey timber
wolves ever seen in this section was killefE
Monday morning by Manyon Marble ufH
the Simpson ranch. near this city. The
animal measured six feet eleven f@GheS
from tip 10 tip after being skinned. andf
fhirty-six inches in breadth across tne&
foreshouiders. Its weight before being
skinned was eighty-five Wounds. EssSE be-
cow which weighed LOCO pounds.
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Drying preparations simply develop
dry catarrh; they dry up ths secretions
which adhere to the; membrane and de-
compose, causing a far more serious
trouble than the ordinary form OF CA
tarrh. Avoid all drying inhalants and
use that which cleanses; soothes and
remedy and viii cure catarrh or5 cold
in the head easily and pleasantly Ali
druggists sell it at SCI cents or II viii
be mailed by Ely Brothers. IS Warren
street. New York s%4$sS@
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SUES TO RECOVER $500.
Lovicy III. Wagar Complains Against
Thnr1n olS Mariana

Lovely NJ. Wagar sued Thomas Marnane
for 5000. She alleged that she conveyed a
lot in Salt Lake City to the defendant in
order that he might sell it for her benefit.
The consideration named in the deed was
81, 2O0 subject to a mortgage of $3.50.
AS q matter Of fact. though, no money
passed in the transaction. according tc the
plaintiff. Subsequently. the complaint al
leges, the defendant sold the lot TO Chris
tan Zenger for 81, 500. He received the
money therefor and she demanded of him
the difference between the mortgage and
the purchase price, but he refused to pro-
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Blaze ait Mt. Pleasant.
!. fSnecialE Correspondence.Y

ME- Pleasant. Sept. zs.-A dwelling house
occupied 81 John b. seIbys belonging to
Miss Serena Nickons caught fire This
blaze was extinguished before much DAM
age was done, the greatest being caused
By the water and the removal Of furnt-
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Tell Your Sister

A Beautiful Complexion is an impossi-
bility without good pure blood, the sort
that only exists in connection with good
digestion, healthy liver and bowels.
Karl's Glover Root Tea acts directly on
the bowels, liver and kidneys, keeping
them in perfect health. Price 25 cts.
and so cts. Sold by Nelden-Judson and
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Salt Palelca Contast.. !.

1 Miss Emily Jenkins. Salt Lake. 3, e6S
2 Miss Kate Brockbank, Salt Lake. 2, 922
8 Miss Mamie Hurley, Park City. /, S3S
4 Mrs. Jennie Nelson, Ogden /. 512
5 Mrs. F. L. Wood, Salt Lake. 49,. /, 300
Mrs. John H. McChrystal, Eu-
reka ...... ................... 747
Mrs. Alice Merrill Horne, Salt
Lake $500. ..............,..... 532
Miss Rose Meyer, Salt Lake,. 42S
Miss Charlotte Holmes, Salt
Lake ...-..-. ..-....-........... 401
10 Miss Maud Kenner. Salt Lake. 400
II Mrs Margaret Shea, Eureka. 500
IL Miss Lottie Levy, Salt Lake.. 224
1S Miss Louise Schauffelen, Salt
Lake .a......-.. ............. 143
IA Miss Frances Briggs, Lehi $3.50 10
Is Miss Adele Bean, Salt Lake. - 1S1
16 Miss Margaret Burridge, Salt
Lake ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. liz
II Miss Lille Mccoy. Ogden -. 1l3
Is Miss Florence Barlow, Bountiful lis
10 Mrs. Anna Jacobson, Salt Lake. Sc
20 Miss Pearl McCune. Nephi ....... So
81 Miss Bessie Williamson. Salt
Lake ..-...... ................. III
% Miss Alice Cunningham, Salt
Lake .....s...... -..''. liz
% Miss Nellie Clark. Panguiteh.... 102
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On Every Bottle

of Shiloh's Consumption Cure is this
guarantee: '.All we ask Of you is to
use two-thirds of the contents Of this
bottle faithfully, then, # you can say
YOU are not benefited. return the bottle
to your druggist. and he may refund
the price paid" Price 20 cents. so cents
and $
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

Remaining uncailed for at the postcff1ce.
saEt Lake City, Utah. Sept 90 1888 TO OBJ
tafn these letters the applicant must call
for advertised letters and give the date
OF the list. II NOT called for within two
weeks they will be senr to the dead let
ter office:
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Chester n. Brown. Kalamazoo, Mich,
says: "Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure cured
me of a severe case CT Indigestion; can
strongly recommend it to all dyspep-
ties" Digests what you eat without
aid from the stomach, and cures dys-
pepsia. Il. c. Schramm, Mccormick
block.
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HEARD AND SEEN s
IN TIMMONY'S COURT

The story OF Svengai McLaughHn's
unadvertised performance in O'RielIy's
saloon was the attraction in police
court yesterday afternoon. The only
drawback was the absence of the
hypnotist, who procured bail andi lit
out for home, before court convened,
to nurse his battered countenance. Nc.
therefore did not hear the pleasant
things said of him. James Smith and
Martin Joyce unanimously concurred in
the opinion that they had engaged in
a fight. 1t would have been hard to
conceal the fact, anyway, there having
been no report of steam roller on a
rampage, probably the one other thing
that could have accounted for the gen.
eral appearance of each mans physi-
ognomy. So Smith took it upon him
self to say that before the Trilby act
had been announced, he saw McLaugh-
lin going through Joyce's pockets. He
commanded him to desist, and 1t was
then Nc. executed his fatal mesmeris-
tic passes.
officer Simpson said Smith and
Joyce were beating and kicking the
other man when he arrived, and John
Carlson, the bartender, corroborated
the officer. The court looked sternly
down upon the duo of prisoners and
fined them $25 each.
Eph Kelly.
Elwood George Cook, destination
California; starting point, Colorado:
route, box car and break beam;
charge, vagrancy; finish. discharge.
ultimate outcome, smile and foot
treads.
Young Tom Keith, accused of hitting
a car conductor, c. A. Onasch, down
by the Garfield depot, was next put on
the carpet.
Onasch testified that two boys We're
crying for help, being held down BY
Keith, and that when he went to their
rescue, Keith turned on him and struck
him. and finally threw an iron bolt
at the car, which struck Mrs. Maxwell,
a passenger. Mrs. Maxwell's testimony
was Identical with that of the con-
ductor.
George Walker, Dan Keith, and other
small boys told various tales of the
trouble, and Tom took the stand. He
said he had his skates on--the real
artiele-and was wrestling with his
brother and another boy, when car
stopped and the motornan and con-
ductor came over and looked wise. The
occasion of the wrestle was brother
Dams effort to gain possession of the
skates. Soon the car men went away,
said Tom, and in a few moments the
conductor came back looking for the
boy who threw a Skate--or bolt-at
him, which he did not do. Tom denied
striking Onasch, but the court saw
and fined him $40. In de-
fault, the young man went to Jail tear
fully protesting his innocence.
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Kodol Dyspepsia Cure thoroughly di-
gests food without aid from the stom-
ach, and at the same time heals and
restores the diseased digestive organs. It
is the only remedy that does both OF
these things. and can be relied upon to
permanently cure dyspepsia. 4. c..
Schranm, Mccormick block.
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Her Principal Charm.
(Chica SO Post.

what do you consider che principal
charm about that ggFf2'
..The fact that sne has newer learned I'll
nlay the piano.
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ENJOYING In ETichigan

Marquette Mich. Sept. e9-Snow contin-
uad here all day. with a fall of fasos inch-
es. 1t Is now melting.
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GentlemanRsI List....I

Il
| Anderson. VIM. q.
/ .As1hy. GsfIas. Col,
/ Aldirachs r.. III.
/ Armstrong; Mr..
I Brown. w. IL.
/ Brennan. (tshas.
/ R0IuGh, GfIaS.
4 Bronson. q. r.
[ Burns. Geo. II. co.
| RuchlsefTnerr Geo. H.
[ St. Marks hos. ~.
Burns, John.
| Brown III. T.
Burk, 81 w.
Burr. w. w.
Burton. VIM.
BeciSsteadI, w. w.
Bell, Vim.
Blackwell John
Bsackston. Mr. and
Mrs
Berkeley. y. j..
.BagIeys Daniel.
Baker, Geo.
Burgstron1s Isak.
Ralcf1s Le5 Brat0ne
/ Bates. Nepf1f.
1 Brown Jesse.
!. Earlires H. i.
/ BoWdiges John 3. p,
Coombsi Jnl0s @.
/ Carey. W. II.
| Cthisflolrn, II. B.
! Carter. w. w. (3ls
.Gsai fertsorl, VIM.
Gsosgrove,I ohm
esrampt on FL g.
Chambers Gshass Ja
Christensen Etl-
gene 70 j.
\ Claiming r. r. III. jrs
Davis. Wesley John
Dinghy W. f..
T,unnfIig Leigh H. Il
DAILY, Thomas
Davis Jack q
De France f. T..
4 Davis Cha = H.
Trose,c August
Dutfef. NJ I'll
4 Dowdss VIM T.
Evans Bob
/ Emery Jnos 2.
Elder
Franklin, Joe.
Farnacfl'ts Harrys
| FuItzs5 TO-. e.
F'reddell. Gnass
Treeses A. O.
| Geacomos Brace
/ GuIicks E. r.. (zta-
+ Green. j. s. Mr..
! Grant JAS G.
4 Gracoii,s 5 Vim.
( GoOdWiTisS Frank
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Hamilton. j.. 81
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Hilton Willie. t =.
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track and the fear that there are some
weak places which have not yet been
discovered
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Eph Kelly.

Elwood George Cook, destination
California; starting point, Colorado;
route, box car and break beam;
charge, vagrancy; finish. discharge.
ultimate outcome, smile and foot
treads.