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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31
RAILWAY MEN IN BATTLE.
Corridor Of Inc knuisfofd The Scene Of The
Encounter
q. a. Nash. OF ~. a. ~. a ~. Paul,
and Aiss. Mitchell. Formerly or
That Line, In q conflict.

A pugilisilc encounter In the rotundn
NJ the Nnutaford hotel between the
hours ~ I ami 2 .. M. to-day. greatly
disturbed tho usual calm that per,adcs
that hostelry and sent the lndirf Who
were In tho balcony screaming 60 their
rooms The light Nhirh was short
nut lively ana decisive, was hetwoeu
u a. Nash, the Western general agent
~ tho chicago, Milwaukee A H. Paul
railroad al Omaha. and Alex Mitchell
who prior 10 the coming of Mr.. Down
INK, was the agent Tor the same rom-
pnnV ut this city.
'rhurf has hecn bad blood between
The parties Tor snnr time. Mitchell
claims that Nash obtained hH dts
charge from the employ of the company
W means VI falsohnnd aud unlrrhani-
ed means, Mitchell recently enw-
mrncrd suit against Nash Tor SiO 900
unWnHoa
The two railroad men happened TO
meet nt the iNnutsford today. when IA
"a Wnrdy wal az once began. Mutphell
claims that Nash caught hold uf him
ihEhly, pulling @ button from his coat.
when Mitchell brUunc beside hItnaalf
with anger ANA hlt Nash 10 strulpht
blow On the nose, That was the only
ANA the blood llowcd freely. Nush did
not gu dawn, aa he had hold ~ Mitchell.
hni hiH face WIS badly damaged Mlt.
cheli was unhuri. except that the skin
wuH knocked from his knuckles by tho
blow
Friends separated the combntnnts
and 10 truce was declared. although mo
omaha man had got tho worst of it
No arrests were made az press time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31

Mr.. Jones Drnis. Her Husband. Aiiera-
ti.n. shd Ash. Tor % D,,.re..

Mrs. Josie Jones has flied an answer
and croHa.complnint 10 her husbands
recent divorce suit STILES ~ Jones II
tho plaintiff ana In his complaint he nc-
ciircr his wife of deserving hirL Mrs.
Jones denies the allegation aud by way
~ cfors-complalnt alleges that her hns-
baud trvatcd her with great cruelty.
that Mt one time he fouriahri q re-
yolyer at her In a rude and threaten
Ink manner
!, Il also alleged That with her hus-
bands consent ana approval Hhr went
60 isna Angeles On visit, taking the
children with her. and r.mainlnr there
Jones says her husband sent her 81
month fur the support NJ herself AMI
children. Mrs. Jones further says that
an agreement was entered iat1 between
herself and her husband by which II
was stipulated that Jones was tu con-
tfibut" q certain amount towards hsr
support ana that she was 10 hayp tile
custody ~ the children. ~ was on
these terms Mrs. Jones says That she
consented "a let her husband SO, u
divorce.
n IN also alleged that Jones failed
10 support his wife ana children and
that they went Co Kansas Tor u short
time, on returning here she found ner
husband had commenced divorce ru-
cUndlnEH and had entered default Cor
her. She prhyH Tor decree ~ divorce.
the custody ~ the children. which she
alleges are concealed By her husband.
aud so p~r month nllmony pending the
hearing uf tho suit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31
RAILROAD NOTES.

Live Stock Agent Gregory of Tho
Denver and Rio urnnde II In the south.
ern part 81 Utah. after another train
load of cattle.
F.A. Nash. the Western general agent
OF the Chicago. Milwaukee and ST.
Paul railroad. II In the city ON hia
round OF Inspection. lie expresses
himself az fully satbtilcd with the work
Of the Salt Lake agency.
General Trnfiic Manager Eccics of tho
Short Line. who has been In the north
for some time. returned this morning.
~. q. Wilson. the Butte agent OF the
Union Pacific. came In this morning.
General Live Stock Agent futile "
the Short Lime. who went from Denver
TO Kansas city viii be- home In tn
morning.
J. n. Trip. the Union Pacific dls.
pathcr at Evanston. Wyo.. who had
been In the city FOR some ys,,cturned
home this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31
ELIOT AND HIS DEFAMER.
The Harvard President Defended from
Vile Attack.

Salt Lake city. Jan. n. 1899.
one n the mcanert things ever put
Into print. even by that arch. adept at
oil meanners. the Salt Lake Tribune. Il
H. editorial nlng at President Eliot
of Harvard, for his fair and indopcnd.
ent attitude on the Roberts question.
II begins with saying that President
Eliot came here years ago and abascd
hImaelf In the hope NJ gaining few
Students from Utah Tor the university
which he II president Of. and then nc-
cuacd him of endorsing H. N. Rob-
orts" NJ natural sequence. Nothing
more contemplate was ever uttered.
and Il u useless totadd. nothing more
false. The idea Of charging that o.
the president ct an Institution like
Harvard Docs not every graduates
blood boil with indignatiun2
President Eliot no more ubascd him
self, when he came here years ngo aud
spoke a good word for the Mormon"
Pioneers and their work of rcdcemlnr
the desert than the editor of tho
Tribune ahaaod himself by doing pre-
cisely the same thing In his glowing
eulosy Of those Pioneers nt the unycil-
Ing OF the brigham Young Monument,
July 70, 1897 He simply told tho truth
Ike any honest man; that's all. II the
Tribune editor has rcpentcd ~ his
lapse into truth and gone back like the
washed SOW 10 his wailowlng In the
mlrr, That IN no reason why President
Eliot should do likewise. lie evident
IS Intended 10 keep ON telling the truth.
even about the "Mormons." while the
Trihunr'H apparent purpose II to quii
telling the truth about them or about
anybody who dpcs toll the truth and 10
resume IT. old practice Of vllihcatlon
and Islander
President I;liai'a endorsement Of u.
". Roberts" ns telosraphed 10 Utah
yesterday by some one who has boon
interviewing famous aud onnHcrvn-
tive bostonlana" on the Utah situation,
amounts tn simply this; That u. "a.
Roberts, n he entered Into pnlyTumy
before II mas made Illegal In Utah, WAS
absolutely right, after polygamy be-
came Illegal, in continuing tn maintain
HIS wives ana their children. and HIS
doing ~ ought not 10 leep him out Of
Congress. The Tribune has said almost
az much. time and time nguin.
The only point Of variance between IL
and the president ~ Harvard N In re-
lailon 10 Mr, llnhertsa eligibility "a "a
seat In Congress, Eliot carrying the
argument 20 its logical conclusion and
the Tribune lodging the issue. Its
auibhle about there being common law
against polyEnmy In isi, has no force
Whatever and opens quito another
question. GRADUATE.
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THE DAYS SALES.
MOTIFS or rmn Pr.

II was evident today that most 81 the
brokers were young In the business.
from the manner In which they handled
securities.
liy mistake one man bid cents for
Dalton ana got u. hut the deaf was
Afterwards declared OF.
The press h we'll provided for In the
new it-tomelhinE that can't yet be
said for the old exchange.
J. 7. suingor nrcsidou over the black.
board.
captain Baffatt makes a good caller.
ana VIII Improve with practice.
Some u the "old boys" we're giving
IN. younger ones pointers at today's
call.
he II said 10 tho credit NJ members
OF the new exchange. that not one
stock was called up TO press time. that
ala not receive some kind of quotation,
Louis Hamburger crowned himself
klng of tho new pit today.
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pl.ea..lns tho yanasrslI, r.,.n.Ien.

The San Francisco Chronicle persists
In Its claim that the Nanderbllta are
about "a take steps Ia extend their rail.
way system 10 California from tho
present terminus of the Union Pacific
al ogden, and In long article ON the
subject gives the following:
1T seems 20 me, said railroad en-
Eineer. who II known To have con-
Quoted Important surveys. but desired
his name Ia be kept out OF print, that
the Nnnderhllts whenever they decide
10 become competitors OF tho Southern
Pacific company In California. will not
coniine tholl rivalry 90 building a sim
gle rad. believe they viii make
their attack along two lines. which will
fork at ogden. one road viii run
southwest through Utah and Nevada,
having Los Angeles for IN objective
point, where tho present annual crop
OF 1900 carloads of oranges " worth
going after. ana where tho only con-
siderable winter passenger travel IN ni-
ready directed. The other road would
have for lta terminus San FranciHco,
destined by nature to remain for ali
time the pince ~ export and import
Cor the oriental trade.
The NandcrbiltH at ogden have the
advantage ~ being opposite In. best
natural highway across the Sierra Ne.
Nadn. and Il II ntlll unoccupled. That
Ihul' " tnf lHNhMith pass. This " the
largest mp anywhere In the wall OF
mountains between I.asfsn peak on the
north and Walkers pass on the south.
speaking from memory should say II
~ more than 1000 feet lower than where
the Central Pacific crosses the summit
at the head ~ Truckee river. on tho
west u connects with the hendwater.
OF the Feather river. l do not know
that the original builders Of the Cen.
trm Pacific were aware of all the na-
vnntnFcs ~ this pass. u IL possible
that they aimed nj short connection
between Sacramento ana Virginia,
Nov, where the silver mines Of the
comatock had Just been discovered. Al
any rate, they neglected u route where
every element ~ construction, equlp.
ment and maintenance has advantages
over the route selected by them. Lower
gradients 10 reach u from both sides,
fewer miles ~ expensive snow sheds 10
protect u In winter. greater speed and
economy Of traffic, viii all belong To
any road that parallels the Central Pa,
ellie To enter California by nockwlth
pass"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31
ADJUSTMENTS.

Last nlsht was propitlous one for
amusement lovers In salt Lake, aud
they turned out In force DO patrouizc
the various aud variegated bills of fare
offered, Il is rcgrettable that Nine.
Do We're and her company. who de-
served 10 have clear right
NJ way, should have timed their
visit on tho same night as Vests
maHtoduulc attraction. But Tor that
opposition, the Tabernacle would have
been wen hllod, Instead Of having
merely the audience OF 1000 10 500
reoplc, which assembled. This. hove
ever, " "a much better than the rule
that no complaint VIII probably be- Ut
tered The Thoater was crammed To
unocntion and the box office figures
could not have been much below 81 400
or sll0l II Was Inevitable that the
Grand should Euffcr with such heavy
counter ATTRACTIONS. and the sensation
al play there drcw but a fair turn out.
Ciomentlne De wore and her company
last night deepsned the Impression they
left IN salt Lake after their concert In
the Theatcr, The notable quartettc.
made w OF Madame De We're herself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31

a motion In dismiss the appeal In tho
case NJ Joseph naumgartcn ~ l.. ~.
onion was before Judge cherry today
and was uycrruled.
The case m r. Hays q M W q.
t.nvirnlno. the trial of which come
mrncrd yeHterflny,wHs taken under adj
Vla.mrnt by Judge llileH today.
Judge thrrry granted motion for
the Issuance NJ an execution and the
enforcement m Judgment to,htv In the
cas-" uf J, W, Farrell W 4. q. Palmer.
The Walker nroa Dry Goods com.
pnny has commenced proceedings
against Aluroni A. Holt. IN recover The
SUM ol tlips.2i, On "a prnmirsory note
secured by mortgage.
Tho case nf f. H. Ensign W Fred q.
Wilirs vt ni was submitted on state
ment N facts before Judge cherry Ia.
dny, and Judgment FOR the plaintiff for
No2a, costs and attorneys fees. was
rendered.
Wells, Fargo a 60. and John Il.
poolv have h'on made Defendants In
the Third district court, by salt Lake
county, In u suit To- collect S6ia and
SIS 20 nllcgcd iu b. due plaintiff Tor the
spraying ~ certain trees by the fruif
tror Inspector after tho defendants had
refused 90 do the work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31

In the .cnse " w. X. sullivan w
Enoch FAR. n decree was entered for
plaintin for t9i2.2i.
a petition In voluntary bankruptcy
was filed last night In the office OF the
clerk OF the Federal court by Thomas
J. Thomas Of Salt Lake city, formerly
o. ogden. Utah. In his petition he sets
forth the impossibility Of paying his
debts. which amount In the aggregate
10 1870. mostly ~ Salt Lake and Og-
den business firms. There are no assets
Except those covered by the act OF ex-
enptlons.
Judge Marshall ordered the rcmov.
~ OF j. =. Giles who, shortly after
III appointment rs United states
comnis.ioner,' disappeared from FIJI
more, Willard county.
The resignation of United states
Commissioner J. +. Tolton Of Beaver
city was accepted.
J. =. Snow N H. GEORGE. who was
appointed a cummissloner. aud failed
10 qualify was also removed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31
SENATORIAL AspIRASrs.

rcnnayiyunia--sc vote today.
QUAY. iol. JsnkH. ~. Dalscll. ~. ste.
wari. s. STONE. : Hun. s. irwin. 4. Rice.
2. Widcner. 81 Tubba. I. smith. T. ~.
ter y Marble, !. Grow. !. Total. 2ll.
necessary TO a choice. III. Paired. 10,
absent. without i,aifr. g.
Nebrnskn--The only change In tho
equatorial situation an the 18th Joint
ballot wna a Eain OF one for Harvard
at the expense ~ Iiinshaw. Harvard
lacked u of enough 70 elect.
pcinwarc-Twenty- ballot for u.
\. senator
Gray uDvm). is. Addlcka ulepJ, ~.
Dupont. niepD. :. Handy tpcm1. A.
Higgins uicp1, I! Chandler tRepJ. 2.
Willis uop.). s. absent. 6
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31
CONTRACT FOR
EICHTY-ONE MILES
Building a New Railroad Into the
Idaho Copper Country.
SHORT LINE FURNISH RAILS
Grading Contract .. signed. and One
for Halls Almost Perfected
Other 1saiiway News.

eo,,,, az. ,,o.b. .u, ,Aa.. .,,....,
SUM ~ VIM "Ao '"e'e "pp'a''u
IN the News an article TO the chect
that In the spring n road would be built
fro,, Huntingdon atong ,b, ,vest aldo
:, "a. $3.50 - -.
VI WV 9"''"v ''''' w :" WV Se''"
Devils country In Idaho. IL IL now
learned from a reliable source that the
contract h., h.on Ia, TO- ~. ,.,d,ng
~ ~ s'"s,' :,
OF oishN-ohe miles o' the ROAD when
will take the road TO the heart OF the
great conner eonntrv AR. FLYNN. net.
H., a., a., ,.,..,...., a., -,
Us ~ u" ''''e'n urn VI '"'i'"'u
builders. mas been In the West for some
time. After going over the route he
has concluded tba n.,oti.,ior. sor dn.
100 'ff'th 49, W. h'heAah'liH A'i wv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31
STORM srOrrrp TRAINS.
Weather In Colorado IL Very severc-wy.
oming'. Experience.

The flo crandc Western passenger
train Mol was nnnulled this morning.
ana n local from Grand Junction ca-
tnblinhcd. Both III. Denver and Rio
Grand and the Colorado Midland trains
were blocked by the blizzard OF ycstcr-
DAY aud could not make connections.
No. ! On the Union Pacific. detained
and az Evanston. was over a half hour
late. owing to the snow encountered at
Laramie hill. but the train made up
considerable time from Evanston west
The storm throughout Colorado was
tho HcNcrest In years. at this season,
ana all trains ate either blocked or
late, The snow on the II. n n. q. and
Midland II not "a bad as wns expected
at flfSt, and trains win he pushed
through with only n slight interruption
OF travel.
Wyoming and Colorado stockmcn, Of
whom there are quite number In this
city nt present. are fearful that dam
axe win be done 10 their stock. Utah
seems To have escaped NO far from the
blizzard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ny PRESIDENT.

Mrs. ". cahoon ~ this city. whose
son l. a member ~ troop l.. Fourth 4.
Z. cavalry. stationed NJ Manila, wrote
n letter to President Mckinley. asking
for her boys dircharge. To-day she
received the following note;
Executive Mansion. Washington.
January 20. 1880.
Dear Madnm--The President directs
me 10 acknowledge the receipt ~ your
thry ~ war
VERY truly yours
~. 4. PORTER.
secretary IN the President"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31
Transfer GIFTS HURT.

\ teamsier hume Hunt. In the EN-
rloy of fioIshman q Company. met
with un accident on Third South and
Nluih East street this morning, by
whlch hn received q scalp wound. ox-
tending back four Inches from the fore
head, o. appears that the kingholt ~
The wagon, which M was driving. came
out causing the front wheels 10 run
along with the horse, when the man
i'n against the GLASS front ana cut his
head.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31
POLIcT NOTES.

Thomas Davis. who got the best Of
Tom Smith IN O. naht IN the Railroad
EXCHANGE saloon. paid $40 into the city
treasury Tor his FUN
Y. J. Hanson was fined $40 FOR bring.
ing MIX Into the city from COWS that
had been fed ON brewers malt.
Jennie Jones. FOR residing IN house
~ ill.fame. forfeited SO.
John bailey. who was charged with
herginR, had his case continued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31
SAMUEL AND JAMES FAUCET.

Mrs James wilson would like to hear
nom Samuel ana James Faucet who
lcft karorn, near Wellington. about
thirty yrnu ngo. Both were married
AMI took their families 20 Utah with
them. MrH Wilson's maiden NAME was
lfccilla fnurrtt. She " slater tb
samuel ana James Faucet Address
Mrs,James Wilson. FOxton. ManaWHter,
\ -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31

Washington. Jan. ala bill was
passed at the opening ~ the Senate
session today granting extra nay to
the officers and men NJ The temporary
force Of the navy-two months extra
pay to those who served beyond the
limits 81 the United States aud one
months pay TO those who served with
IN the United States. The provisions
Of The bill are to apply To all such tenn
rutary force whether discharged yet
or not.
Tho following cases were argued be-
fore the Supreme Court today.
Iodowick \. Crofcut. receiver Of the
Omaha Fire Insurance company. np.
reliant. W Gearge W. Thatcher ~ AL
Narric Smith Houser. appellant. W
Charles Smith Il AL
Charles Llpplncntt. ETC., appellants,
vs. H. H. Rich ct nt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31
Mr. sadisr sac. Tor divorce.

Johanna sndler has commenced d.
vorce proceedings against Henry ~.
Sadler. alleging dersrtlnn and failure
a. provide an the grounds The COM
plant says that the parties intermnr-
fied In this city In isNs and that the de-
HDrtiun complained ~ took place In
July. 1897, since which time. il ~ al
legged, the defendant has failed 10 con-
tribute anything towards his wifo'a
support.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31

The smallest things may exert the
greatest influence. DE Wits Little
Early RiaerH are uncqualcd for over
coming constipation and liver tronblcs'
Small pill. best pill. safe Pill. r. G.
fchramm. Mccormick Building. corner
Main street. First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31

Nov orleans. La. Jan. ai.-Severni
troops N the Tenth cavalry arrived
here today on their way frum Hunta-
VILE 10 furi Smith They were turned
ioon" IN Agicrs. opposite the city. Gud
for a time owned every saloon IN the
business part ~ town. The police had
TO be- called out 90 ruppresr them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31
YOUR GROCER SELLS
U. 5. Baking Powder

has simply been fisht TO keep tho
lines open and handle the malls hut
when one engine 20 each car can't rot
through It's time 90 think OF sayinn
money somewhere. No doubt the mon
deserve double the pay they are got.
ting. hut the roads simply can't afford
10 give one cent Increase. That nupll,s
TO every road In the State and " ~.
c0lNcfrhips are avoided by summer IL
Will be uuite Fortunate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31
BUSINESS NOTES.

Tho annual meeting NJ the stockhold.
ers ~ Hcber J. Grant & cos Insurance
agency, occurred AZ : o'clock this after
noon at the Home Fire building. 'The
old board of directors OF the company
was reelected. consisting ~ the fol-
lowingi fleber J. Grant Richard W.
Young. Joseph y. Smith. Thomas u.
cutler. Elias A. smith. Chaa. = Burton.
T.. II. reirce, John Henry Smith aud
Horace q, Whitney.
J. J. Denis. representing the Hartford
Insurance company, n here visiting his
oompany's agency. lieber j, Grant &
co.
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Al uIiiii.II>siN.s.

noginnlng OF the third term Of the
Juvenile clashes. children under twelve
years ~ age, Friday, January 25th. 4
w. m. Beginners from n 10 10 year.
Saturday. January 2Sth. 2 y. m. Adj
vnnced Juveniles. Saturday. Jan. 2Sth.
y. m. The clnssca VIII he held open
until the second lesson OF eachtcrm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31

Persons who lead n life OF exposure
are subject 10 rheumatism. neuralgia
and lumbago, VIII nnd u valuable rem
edy In lALLARDS SNOW LlSl-
MENT; II viii banian palms and hubdue
Inflammation. Price 20 and 30 cents
Y. q. NJ. ]. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31

TARIERs BucKEyE PILE ONT
MFNT In the only remedy for ollni,
bleeding or protrudlng piles. Endorsed
by physiciansi cures tho most obstinate
cases. Price 20 cents In bottles. Tubes.
70 cents. II. q. NJ. I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31

A special ladies' and ohlldren's natl
nee win be- given az the Grand Wed.
nesday. when the interesting electrical
drama. SHAFT No. 2" VIII be seen ~
MI Its thrilling completeness,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31
THIS AFTERNOONS CALL.
frs, Days Business in the PIT Of The New
Exchange.
Wroker. Were Careful aud HAD 10
tcci Their way sales OF
the nay.

The new stock exchange opened for
business at siao this afternoon with
Captain Ait. narratt as caller. There
was a large attendance. great interest
attaching to tho Initial call. and those
present thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Tho necessary caution In running new
machinery waa manifest. and the brok-
err felt their way and took good care
that they dld nothing they would after
wards have cause To regret
THE DAYS SALES.
Sales we're mad. aa foiiexr the iirnt
being between 4. l.. Morrla and A. n.
cowic an seller ana buyer respectively.
Iiulilon-neck Tunnel. 1000 at Gisc.
Dalton. 1000 az sttc.
-Four Aces. 900 az sc.
Golden Eagle. $500 at $40.
Golden EaEic. 5000 at ice.
Joe IiowcrN. 600 at zoe.
joe liowera Extension. 1000 % SO.
Joe lowers Extension. 800 at ig.c.
Sunbeam. 200 at sc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31

~ the conclusion Of the morning
business. Mr, berry IAfl). rose To adj
dress the Senate ON the Vest nnti-cx-
pnuslun resolution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31

he left the case In the hands Of Gov.
Tanner and the people honored him for
H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31

Joseph " ouaris. ~ Wisconsin, Receives
IN. sotd Hspnblisan Note.

Madison. Wis. Jun. li.-In the Joint
assembly today Joseph V. Quarles. Re-
publican. ~ Milwaukee. was formally
elected United states senator 10 sue
coed John L. Mitchell. whose term ex-
pifes on March 4. receiving the solid
Republican vote.
The Democratic vote was cast Tor r.
y. Ryan ~ Waukfsha.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31

The gorgeous electrical drama. SHAFT
No. p" viii add n special "Wednesday
matinee 10 liz engagement at the
Grand. Popular prices win prevail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-31

SHAT No. ," viii give a special mat
lnec at the Grand Wednesday. Popular
prices.