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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16
Anheuser Brewing Company Seeks
To Have Judgment Set Aside.
DID NOT PAY SUBSCRIPTION
sbcrin'. sale Of Properly Postponed
mia snit Against the Cactus
Mining Company.

The Anheuser-lIusch Brewing COM
pany hlcd suit In the Third dis.
triot court today against sheriff John
4. Howclis. Spencer Clawson. W. \.
Neiden and the Semi. Centennial com-
mission. voluntary association. In
which Il Il sought to have 4 certgln
Judgment declared null and void. also
that the defendants be- cnJoincd from
enforcing the lien Of the Judgment
against plaintins property.
The complaint sets out that IN Mo-
vcmber. 1897. the defendants procured a
judgment against piaiuun ~ justice
McMaster's court Tor 500 ana costs. II
II further alleged that the Judgment
was Invalid for the reason that u was
procured upon a service % publication
upon J. u. Slater. an Unauthorized
agent ~ plaintiffs. II u then set out
that an execution was placed IN the
hands 81 Hhorin iIowelll. who levied
upon property owned BY PLAINTIFF.
The sale Was advertised TO take place
NJ noon today and plaintiff alleged
that IL the sale was allowed to procccd
II would result In casting IA cloud upon
piaintin'H title.
Judge HilrH Issued temporary re-
stfhininE order and an order citing the
defendants 10 show cause, retufnablc
Saturday, May 9th.
The 500 represents the amount the
plalntln Il alleged To- have subscribed
10 the Semi Centennial fund In is9s.
Payment was refused when Mr.. Claw
son, as chairman of the association.
brought suit. The property levied upon.
and which would have been sold today
but for the order ~ the court, II the
Anheuacr nrcwinE companyH botiling
place. on Third West street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16
PERSONAL.

II. c. Lund OF g. George Is In the
city.
a. l.. Finiiey II In town from Kanab.
and II fcgisiercd at the White House.
Jno. ". wslmer Ia down from Thistle
ana viii remain hero for couple OF
days. ifa y AZ the white House.
y. ~, neizhslmcr. attorney and min
Ing man Of Eureka. II In the city on
len.
Hen ". prnrthcr and wife are visit
ing Salt Lake on their way 20 the coast
from MaryNilie. NO. The Knuts-
ford II their place of abode.
Mr.. and Mn, George Ward arc here
from Idaho ana at prevent are stopping
nj the Walker. SIR Ward has decided
To locate IN Salt lake permanently.
q. n. Smith. accompanied by his
wife arrived IN the city from Toronto
today. and win spend a couple of days
IN visiting around tho city. They arr
registered at Gus Holmes Inn.
Dr. George ~. Fennemorc Of Beaver
city IL In the city on business aud
u autographed at the Walker. The
doctor viii return To Beaver In cou-
pie Of days.
VIII J. white. superintendent Of
ascntH for the emigration department
of Canada, n among Salt Lakes WIS.,
ltorr today. His trip hero IL one Of
business and pleasure. lie II DON'T
ciled az the Kenyon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16
TWO AMERICANS RELEASED
Luna Sees csries and Holmes, Captured al Ca.
umplt. through Ms Lines.
General Lswsen's Advanced voree
Leaves sen Miguel. Moving To-
wards san Isidre.

Manila. May H. eiss p. m.-Messrr.
cAfriek and Holmes. the American
civilians captured at the caiumplt rice
mills. have been released BY tho rebel
Eenersi. Luna. who saw them through
his lines with several EngiiAhmen. who
received forty-eisht hours notice to
leave rebel territory.
The United States cruiser Charleston
has arrived here from iiongkong. she
touched at Apart. communicating with
the United States sunboat Concord.
stationed at the mouth of the harbor.
Come native afchcrp shot Arrows at a
man.of-war'H boat. which was sent
ashore TOT sand. and no further attempt
10 land was made.
The Charleston also spoke the United
States sunboat Wheeling at LlnEayan.
All was quiet u0rc
Den. Lawton'r advanced force has
left fan Miguel and II moving In the
direction Of Han fHidro. A rain storm
impeded the progress o. the troopa and
severed the line 81 communication WHEN
the force was within seven miles of It's
destination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

The headquarters Of tho order Of
Hallway Conductors viii hereafter be
located at Dies Moines, Iowa.
Columbia University viii give the
honorary dcgrs. 81 LII -. to Carl
schurz, on commencement day.
Howard y. Rprague. an artist whose
pictures OF marine and naval liff In a
monthly magazine have attracted oon-
siderable attention. died suddenly In
New York of consumption. AGED 30
years.
Yesterday fir- destroyed the Grand
Rapids Veneer works, the largest con-
corn Of the Kind In tho country. Loss.
llvo,Voo; Insurance half.
Lieut.. Col Thomas N. smith, Tenth
Infantry. has been retired after thirty
ycraa' service.
A number of valuable records which
were taken from the Office OF MAI
Matthews. surgeon In charge 81 tho
United states division hospital at the
Preside last February. have been ~
covered. They were found In the room
Of uuy G. Weed. on Mission street San
Francisco.
The transport Continental. cant.
Eagles, has sailed from Han Francisco
Tor the Philippines with large cargo
of eommissafy and quartcrmAHtera
supplies.
william Depow Southland. one Of the
best known stove manufacturers IN
the United States. died AZ his home In
Peeksklil. n. Y. yesterday. aged %
years,
The Detroit Free Press says G.. J.
Gliddon OF Lowell Mass, aud his as.
hociates, who recently secured control
Of the Michigan Telephone company.
have acquired a controlling interest In
the Wisconsin Telephone company
capitalized at gi.s00,0O0
"oakwood. the grounds and mansion
or Henry frohasco In clifton, o.. has
been sold NJ asslgneea sale for $1,000.
A dispatch to the New York Tribune
from fortpplata, liayti. says The
haytlan government accepts the delft
mutation of the frontiers by President
ieufeauN VI Dominica. and the prcHl-
dents OF both republics will meet In
eonfeenee at Mole 81. Nicholas.
The Empire Transportation company,
which was organized In New York last
year 10 enter the i<londikc trade, h
preparing Ia start another trans Pacific
steamship line running from Puget
Sound to Oriental ports.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16

Mr.. A. y. Tanner, general fr.lrh,
day. ~ W.
Nircount I.abrary from San Francis.
co viii 40 East tonight.
Mrs. Mccoy, wife Of Druggist Mccoy.
ieft for Kansas city last niEht, whef1
her sister IL m.
General Live Stock Agent Tuttle. of
me short Line. went north this morn
Mrs, oppenhelmer ana daughter left
for Chicago last night. Wv
j. Harris of the Reporters' ofrlc, ana
night, H' 'aH'
AIR. West and Mr.. Lund Of the iftah
Pnelnc VIII visit ~. Georsn. imrneIi.
ntely In the interests NJ freight mani
ins from H. George over the southern
Mr.. W. ~ iIolablrd. n eoioni,l,y
akcnt from Los Angeles, whn h In.
eisHled ~ the sugar beet Industry
VIII go Hnuth tonight 10 look over the
country tnpp"d by the Utah ma pas
oihc' lie proposes 10 locate some ht.i
where. wv" ''Ho'
delegation Of the New York INA
insurance agents from the conat nre In
the city today On the way 10 penyer'
T. w. lscoles, general traffic mana.er
OF The short Llne, went north mis-
morning. WIS
scott Davis ~ the Union paeIae in
IN oregon looking after live stock.
Freight AgentH IIawkea. Moselv cra-
CORY, ana lawson, OF the IL, n. ~ are
out over the line NJ present lookina M.
ter stock shipments. "" AZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16

Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and needs
helping out.
Things get started in the
wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start the
system in the right direction
toward health.
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with hypophos-
phites can do just this,
1t strengthens the nerves,
feeds famished tissues, and
makes rich blood.
scor,'ss "a "a t,9s AZ drusEi,s
SUIT . bo"Ak, Nhsmi,li. Assysik
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16
HEWLETT BROS. CO.,
Manufacturers.
Salt Lake city. Utah.

Sons have paid So" etc.. but shuman
afterwards changed the wording Co
agrees TO pay" When arrested he
protested HE Innocence. The nficers
refused 10 believe him. however. and
he was placed In the county jail. who're
he remained for n number OF weeks.
Hts wife succeeded In securing bonds
FOR him and later In getting friends to
put Up 1000. The rest II known. salt
Lake county IL enriched In the sum %
500, while shuman cnjoyes his liberty,
and County Attorney Putnam has one
ease less 60 prosecute.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16
cAsr ~ nIaIy snumAs.
younE Californian Thought to b. out o.
Maarh OF The Law.

The bench warrant issued by Judge
Norrcll yesterday Tor the rr-arrent ~
Harry Shnmun, he young Californian.
charged with forgery. stu remains In
the hands ~ sheriff HuNella unHerved.
ana tho probabilities arc Il never wifi
be served.
Last February shuman came here.
under the assumed name NJ o. 10. VIII
liama, representing himself as an agent
NJ the Merchants REF. Eucy, 1853. edl-
ton Tho scheme he worked was get
ting merchants 20 pay SO for a card
ana heading In the Encyclopedia"
Among those taken IN was the Well
known nrm ~ Elias Morris s Sons.
The contract read, ELIAS Norris a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16

Prizes for N. following namii ~.
sous were announced 10 b. dIiidbs1!
lhls afternoon at =, south Ma
street
Net sustained character. % no..
WIN Calder.
Hest acted character BY lady rhois
graph gifl. MiHa Pearl soufa
hanisomert costume, Scottish ~,
J., =. Williamson.
Handrnmest costume worn BY ~.
court lady, Misc Jennie Talbot
tentlcman'n second pflre flf ht,'
some costume. ueorgc WaHhiugi1a u
J.. Talbot.
I.sdys second prise faf hanislas
costume. court Jester, MrH. a. huf''i
ornilumnn'a third pHiac TOT hiil'
some costume, the salt Lake Ifip-ia
Fred l.. Wood.
i.ndy'r third prize Tor handsome -
tune, the Tribune. Mr Max bsgdt
Most original chafartcr ho'''''
josh Davis.
I.ady,s Prize Tor most original thar
aeter. Utah, Mis-, Abe i.eyey.
Best local character. tramp j. L''
insnton,
l.ady'n prize for hes, local charasls'
school girl. Mlss Hazel iounEssoh.
Second prize for boat local chsiae'S'
tramp. J. Green.
Hest group. the Jolly Jack iars.
fecond prize for bsHt group " ehu.
hcttrn, the yellow Md. school Eln Ahi
pickaninny. Mr.. A. Mathews, Mls's'
Hazel ioungrton aud Ada Mathsis
Host Italian character chester 10
son,
Hest swedish ehancler-jehn 4
nookwaitcr.
iieat lady character In italian -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16

Americas soldier. WIN salute spanish flag
on spanish Troops Departure.

Madrid. May is.--ucnerai Rion In
command Of the Spanish troops re
naming In the Philippine islands has
eablcd 10 the war office here annuunc-
ing that he has entered into an agree
fnent with Mai. Gen. otis. the American
commander, for the Immediate spanish
evacuation Of ZomboanFa and Joip.
Consequently. the dispatch adds. the
steamer Leon XIII has started with
American troops who viii occupy jnlo
and render honors 10 the Spanish iiag
on the departure of the spanish troops
The dispatch further says the Amer
cans Will not occupy zamboanga,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16

Those who want the hes, baking pow
der should exact n promise from those
who order fof them that they Will send
nothing buf Three Crown. II II made
IN the most careful manner and viii
give the best possible results In all
your baking. kitchen work becomes q
results when Three Crown Baking Pow
der IA used. A is %. can for % cents
II full measure ~ satisfaction In the
cooking department and that means n
pleasure and a satisfaction In the din
Ing room.
Your Grocef sells and guarantees
every can sold 10 give perfect fatsfac-
ton. sr money refunded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16
BAILEY FOUND GUILTY..

chris larsen. drunk. was the mex,
ponltent. chris was found yesterday In
a vacant lot snoring In a fashion that
disturbed the nelghbors, For ten long
minutes did the court listen 10 his
tale OF WOE that was punetuatod
with, please Mr, Judge let me go.'
at stated Intervals. Tismony was ne
adamant and focusing the trembling
swede with his glasses Eaid.
You come here too often, Chris and
the court happened 10 be downstairs
when you were brought In and I must
say that yours Was a queer Jag Tor "a
straight satapariila debauch II will
cost you AVE.
The court room was then cleared OF
spectators during the hearing of the
Frank Bailey case. Bailey was charged
With simple battery on the person
NJ one Mrs. ANN Mntthora0n In
the Fourteenth ward meeting house on
Sunday afternoon. May 9TH Several
complaints have been registered with
the police for months past regarding
the strange behavior OF this man Ia.
wards ladies' In public places Of wor-
ship
After hearing the testimony the court
stated n he thought the man were
really In possession " all his faculties
he would give him the fun penalty of
the law; a. II was he fined him $50 or
twenty days Bailey, who is n respecta !
bile looking middle aged man stated he
was a grocer by trade and not a mem.
bor OF the Mormon Church,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

The demand for Kelley shannon tick
cts was very lively at the box ONCE this
morning. Judging from the indications
the season win be u profitable ono.
l,osenthai. the noted pianist. will ar
rive In this city with his party on Sat.
urday morning, lie win rcnder the On.
tire program at his concert himself.
Swing selections from various cont
poser- Just aa Padcruwrki ana at his
concert.
II was evident At the Tabernacle last
evening that the periodical spirit OF In
difference towards music. which breaks
out occasionally In Salt Lake, II again
In the air. While the gathering might
have looked fairly respectable In a
smaller auditorium. IN the Ercat Tab
ernaclc u looked simply hsEgarly!
added TO that, tho building was not
heated, AMI generally oomfortlsnn
feeling ncrvadcd the atmosphere. nut
nothing could have served 10 warm az
the audience better than the iHro pro.
gram provided by the Ilrunn atelndel
company from FIRST 10 last II Was 10
the highest degree artistic, and II n most
regrcttable that they coul1not have been
greeted with a crowded house, the
harplEi, Miss Stone. did some b.auti.
ful work. She took thu place Of Mr.
Schuecker, who had been compelled 10
return East through illness. but u he H.
am NOR. proficient than the lady he
must be- a marvel. Mrs, Grimm II the
pnHHessor OF beautiful soprano voice,
and hor various numbers were I'm.
monseiy applauded. Probably the star
artist OF the company Il Mr. stclndel.
whose cello work was exquisite. moth
Ing could be- liner than his exquisite
rudllion Of tho dainty Traumerei. ron.
dVred 49, an encore, Prof. Mrihe. who
was one ~ the admiring listeners gave
Mr, Steindrl the most enthusiastic
praise Mrs, stolndei. the pianist. IL
also an excellent artist, and the nc
compartments We're especially good.
The work ~ the Tabernacle choir was
limited 10 two numbers, "NOhlc chief
by 0linka, ana bishops "0opdnlght,'
both were beautifully rendered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16

The case Of wilhelmlna Itaiistron W
W. A. nycra and J. ~. Thomas was
tried before Judge Iiilea yesterday.
Action was brought for an accounting
and settlement between plaintiff and
defendants FOR rents alleged 90 have
been collected by Defendants from
certain property In this city. from an
alleged sum received from the sale Of
the property ana for other relief. The
complaint alleges that IN June. 1884.
plnltin was the owner and IN possession
% certain property ~ this city. upon
which there woru three niN-roOmrd
houses and one four-roomed house.
renting at ~ per month each Tor tho
rtN.roomed houses, ana y per month
Tor the four-roomei house. II was then
get out that plalntln engaged the de-
PENDANT. W. A. Flyers. 90 perform ccr-
tain legal services FOR her IN the ease
of Gavin iundin against tho plaintin.
then pending In Commissioner rfatt'r
court, agreeing TO pay him 80 there.
Tor. ~ the request 81 the Defendant
liyvrs, plaintiff. II was alleged. executed
a quit.clalm deed 81 the property. but
plaintiff afterwards nFcertnlned that
the deed had been made In the mama 81
the Defendant Thomas. The deed,
plaintiff alleges was made In trust aud
for the purpose of paying tho rents Of
property 10 plaintin until disposition
had been made 81 the suit brought by
a. w. ogden Tor the foreclosure OF a
mortgage on the shn.e property. Later,
u was alleged. the Defendant Thomas
executed quit-clalm deed VI the prem
laca 10 ogden, receiving therefor q 80,
The latter amount, together with the
rents. etc. II what plainlin demanded
an accounting for.
After hearing the testimony ~ sew
eral witnesses Judge iiiiea found that
the plaintiff had failed 10 make out 4
case against the Defendants iiyers aud
therefore ordered a dismissal ~ 20 him.
A. 10 Attorney Thomas the cndft ap-
pointed a. u, Sawyer as referee Tor
the purpose n hscertnining how much
% the $50 and the rents collected be
II entitled 90. His honor also took oc-
caslon 10 remark that he disappfOyed
of attorneys taking deeds 10 property
In payment OF their fees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16
To RELIEVE DEWEY.
Hear Admiral Watson sails oa the city OF
rsking for Msniis.

Vallejo. Cal. May iG.--ncar Admiral
John g. Watson. who viii relieve Al
nirai Dewey In command uf the AHiatio
station. has retired from the command
Of the harc Island navy yard. which
he has formally turned over 60 Rear
Admiral Kcmpn, the new command
ant. WHOSE pennant now floats from
the receiving ship Independence.
ADMIRAL Watson viii sail today for
the orient on the city Of Picking. Ho
viii be accompanied 10 the orient by
his personal stan. Lieuta. gnoWden and
Marble. and viii take fyc mechanics
from MARI Island who will b comployed
at. the naval station at Cayltc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16
CHURCH NEWS.

Elders Kari q. Maeser and George
Reynolds this morning returned from
an extended trip throughout tho south
etn portion of the State. During
sunday school conferences at NJ. George
and fnrowan. They report having
spent an enjoyable time while absent
from this city and further that In the
portions of the State visited. the gcn-
vral tendency of tho crops neeind
20 point 10 late spring. The
weather during their trip being for the
most part chilly and cold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16

French rirm sues To- Recover sfs.sat Of
Cactus Mining Company.

charles Amcdic Demachy ana Fran
coils Alexander Reillicre. co.pnrtncrH do
ing business ~ Dcmachy a Reiliicrc.
In Paris, fled an action against tho
Cactus Mining company, u this city.
In the Third district court today 10 coll
lect aai.21s francs or Ei.blt. United
States money. alleged 10 be- due plain
tins for moneys advanced 10 dcfen-
dnnt upon an open account between
them, between the dates Of July 2int.
1896, aud December aist, iNps.
Marshall. Roylc and Hampstead are
plaintiffs attorneys
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16

Travelling Freight Agent or,in Nor
married on June Let. His bride viii i.
Miss stella Barton, who lives with her
mother IN this city SIR, Morris il ai.
ready receiving the congratulations OF
q host % friends. Miss Iiarton ia a
hreinatinE ana accomplished lady,
aud Mr Morris has LONG been q well
known ana highly respected young man
OF 'hl. state lie has been with the To-
cal railroads for many Year,. nni All ~
the fnilrondern wish him well on Mia
tettinF out upon 40 fair and promising
voyage, with companion Tor life NJ
deliEhiful ana worthy aA Miss nar-
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16

The ease NJ John W. Smell Jr against
the salt Lake Amusement association
was tried before Judge cherry and a
jury today. with Judge llowat appear.
inr Tor plaintiff and Wilson 4 smith
representing the defendant
Action IN this ease was brought 10
recover fi2s31 Tor services aiiS scd %
have been rendered the defendant com.
many BY plnintin M secretary at thu
Grand theater from August ist 10 oc-
iQber isth, 1894, at the rate ~ so per
Month, The ease was Tried before
iudement rendered In favor NJ plaintin
f1r nliai From this judgment de-
PENDANT appealed. The defense was.
that plaintiff agreed not to charge any.
thing Tor his services and furthermore
hat The action was barred by the stat q
uto 81 limitations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16

Judge Hlles today rendered Judgment
upon q statement " facts. In the case
Of Nicholas Castro " e. n itlchar,iron
ana John Nelson. dccrcelnE that plain
Athens. Athens No. :. Morrt and wake
Up Jim lode mining claims. situated In
the West Mountain mining district and
bounded by certain other claims.
The order for Judgment was made In
December. 1853. but was not MED until
today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16
Urea, western Hay. wisconsin.

Chicago, May ig,--The Chicago Great
Western has purchased the main line
Of The Wisconsin. Minnesota and Pa.
lc and viii begin to operate II on
June ist. The main line OF this system
runs from Rod Wing 10 Mankato. Min.
neHoin. through Northncid. and fari-
bault. distance Of about ninety. three
miles. President stickney Of the Great
Western when seen refused TO state
the price paid for the road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16

Black Warrior. i.oo0 al o..
chloride Point, 900, at ksc
Daisy. $3.50 at 90 I'll 1000 nt sou.
Emerald. LOCO at iec. seller 10 days.
-Four Aces. 1000 az a2Ac. 200 at
alh.
gaienn. 700 ~ aic
Golden Eagle. COCO AZ s.c. 1000 NJ
iiomes,ake, 600 at ispc. 1000 at isg.
Joe bowers, 1909 NJ itisc.
Joe liuwrrH Extension, = 900 az 9.c.
Midnight bowers. 1000 ~ SIC.
Northern iirht, 100 NJ 51Ac.
Faitpcter, i.O0 M 40,
Total shares sold. "a go
Selling value 81 stocks. t1tIsTs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16
TEUf0ys vs.. NoRsEMEy.

The German base hall nine hereby
Challenge tho scandinavian returned
missionaries 10 friendly base BAH
contest at any tlmo that viii be con-
yenlsnt.
BRIGHAM T. CANNON.
Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16
Trading Confined to the Better
Class Of Securities,
SELLING VALUE IS $4,000.
Proceedings This Afternoon brought
out sale. Of G.too shares for
the sum OF s3,iss.7s.

Sales on the exchanges today reached
1880 shares for the sum Of sio.sgs.e1.
The value was not bad. but the NUM-
brr Of shares sold indicated a atagnant
market. with business confined to
higher priced stocks The Salt Lake
Exchange had n record OF y. 800 shares.
for G,3i1,5. while the new board sold
1890 shares tot i1isS5s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16

ON Saturday tho Rio grande West.
cru VIII run an excursion 10 proyo ,rhe
occasion IN visit ~ the I.attor.day
saints College students 10 tho
academy. baseball contests bet er.n The
two schools and other sports are ON IN.
program. The train viii leave this city
AZ a. m, and will leave Provo. r".
turning. at midnight. after the hall"
The fare for the round trip II ii2s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16
PATENTS no Ui;AIi PEOPLE.

ESPECIAL TO THE 'NEws'1
Washington. ID. G.. May lo.--Patents
were today granted 10 willis Knapp,
salt Lake, on bucket cage for mining
cars. and l.. ". Mitchell, ON tank bot
tom discharge door.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-16

she sasis for Portsmouth ssa WIN oo Out
Of Corumis.isa.

Charleston. y. e.. May is.-rhe crui-
rer Raleigh. Captain coghian, sailed at
noon today for Portsmouth. where she
.oes out Of commission. She viii be-
thoroughly oycrhnuled and rcmodclcd.