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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-29

The members Of the National Guard
once more become subject to the can of
the State and the command of the State
officer, Monday, when Their Burroughs cX-
pire. Already some of the officers are
reporting TO Adjutant General Richards
that they are in the State ana are ready
to act under his commands. Colonel f.
Z. Newcnmb was among the first officers
to report. Monday ana Tuesday Will
doubtless bring in a large list of the re-
ports from the officers who report for
themselves ana their commands,
The Journal asked General Richards.
Friday, If there would be anything done
with the guard now that the furloughS
had expired. He replied that at present
there would, be nothing done but the ac-
acknowledgement Of the reports of the Off
GERS, though the plans for the future
would doubtless be made soon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-29

The State officials have returned from a
little outing at Sebago lake. Adjutant
General Richards probably won greater
honors than the rest of the party from
the fact that he shot one of the hand
soonest wood ducks that will soon be
seen in the State museum and also from
the fact that he captured salmon that
weighed nine pounds and six ounces.
The duck was shot on a pond in Frye
burg where General Richards and Colonel
L. c. Harrington were stopping at the
coonel's camp. As the colonel tells It,
the shot was d remarkable one. He said
they were driven from their camp by the
water which came up over the floor, and
they betook themselves to their boa;
The colonel was padding and the general
was talking of military matters when TWO
ducks flew into sight. The general kept
up his discussion and at the same time
showed his right to wear sharpshoot-
er's badge by picking the male bird OF the
pair. The colonel says it was one OF the
most remarkable shots he has ever seen
ana as he is the State inspector Of rllle
practice he should be believed The gen
eral took the male bird which was in full
plumage. shooting a a distance of about
90 wards ana sending the Shot through
under the wing as the bird flew along
1t is said to be the most beautiful specl-
men Of a wood duck the two gentlemen
ever saw. Later the general bagged an
other duck.
The Augusta party did not have very
good luck at Sebago. and General Rlch-
ards considers himself lucky at securing
1.-THE largest salmon caught.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-29
Pure and Sweet


the OF
he in
dla emoLient ortrG derived from tCTClf the great Skin
the Pn Sleansn5 in5redieTts and most
il h,
toilet and baby
the
Speedy Cure Teanen. itching Burning scay hunors n Baths
mild CUrIcuRt Ei>oLvNr The blood
POTTER sole &c" GLOW
Ha aud free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-29

There seems to be more fires in thr
State this year, than last" remarked
Commissioner Carr Friday, but | think
ii is general throughout the country.
There are no large cases where ! am AZ
work on susceptcd incendiary fires"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-29

clerk w. S. Cotton Of the House was
AZ The State House. Friday. returning TO
his home in Lisbon in the afternoon. lie
saws tho town will have a great celebra-
ron of their centennial. this summer, In
spite Of the rumors OF the iacuohai us
turbances which he says are not suiiicIehl
to cause any alarm in regard to the
event.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-29
STATE HOUSE.
That Law Relating to Book PeddIer.
Somewhat Troublesome.
National Guard Burroughs Will Expire Mon
day-Reiurn OF the Fishers.

That law passed by the last Legislature
prohibiting book peddlers from conduct
ing their business without a license is
proving bone of contention and one
prolific of discussion among the agents
and also among the officials as some do
not understand the full meaning Of the
law.
Some of the agents come to the State
House to get State licenses and ask for
instructions on the matter as they do not
fully understand the full meaning of the
law. 1t has been made ali the more
complicated in the minds of many of
them since it was reported by some na-
ner that similar law in the state of
Tennessee was declared unconstitutional
as it was in violation Of the interstate
commerce laws.
The latter case to which they refer was
one of Robbins. a travelling man. against
a county in Tennessee. It was really
test case in which the travelling men
contributed ana had Mr.. Robbins go
ahead with the case. This was tried in
1856 and was carried to the United States
supreme court. 1t has been reported
that this case was similar to the one in
United States report was made by Libra
ran Carver, Friday. who found that the
date was altogether different. In he
Tennessee case the law referred to the
travelling men from another county or
state going to a county in the state.
where they paid no taxes. They We're
! obliged to take out a license to sell their
regular customers goods. This was de-
clared to be Il violation of the law Of
| interstate commerce by the supreme
court. In the Maine case the law does
not apply to travelling men Of regularly
established houses, who go about selling
to the dealers in their class of goods.
This new law Will take some of the
profit off the pcddlers as they must have
il state. county or town license. The
State license that allows them to go to
any town in the State. costs sol for a
year. y town or city license costs 1t
| least s. and from that amount to $50. ac
corling to the size of the place.
4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10
SPANISH FORK.

Spanish Fork. Jan. I. isss.- few
ialh aEo a minstrel troop. consisting
pi Two white men and I'VE blacks, came
20 this city. They played two nights
ana then tho manager. one Of the
whites. Who went BY the name ~ Kaun.
leit without either paying the blacks
melt wages or Mr.. DunnlnR. the hotel
h"cpor Tor their board and lndgings.
Papers have been Issued for Knun'a an.
ret. and he Will be- hunted ~ II Il can
he done
The ninoiy-thrco yenra old wife "
hrother lctcr Nelson % this city died
short time ago. She was born in
Sienand. Denmark. she had been an
Invalid Tor several years. and leaves
no children here.
IN my last article 10 the News"
whete ! make mention ~ that Among
the ancient Scandlnavinns. even the
denf ana dumb learned to read and
write. stands In the ninth" century
but should be I'm tho t.nth" The In
cidcnt that I made reference 10. took
place sometime between go and go a.
About four inches OF snow fell here
last night. II n cloudy all round and
looks like II Will snow some more.
The construction ~ the new flour
mn v being hurled on ~ much nv pos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10
Jusr nrroMr rnr nArrir.
Lsaaos ciab Have s.ii n.coy-shsrhs,
seat. To N. tun. of $4,000.

New York. Jan. io,-Tom sharkcy
aud Kid Mccoy are resting today prep
Rratory 10 the Promised battle tonight
The disputed queaiion ~ To what shall
constitute a clinch has not been settled
but there N prospect that an under
standing viii be- reached at the meeting
OF managers. referee and principals,
which IN 10 be held az o'clock this
evening. Very rarely have 80 many pa.
irons Of the sport come 10 New York
feycn carloads Of sports came from
Huffaio and about ~ many from syria.
cunc. pnrHon Davies and Dominick
Quallcy headed n large delegation from
New orleans. about 200 came from
Detroit. Tom Alien. who fought many
battles with Hare knuckles IL here
with twenty-five ~, Louis followers OF
"thc game" and George sllcr and Lou
Ilouncman, can round M about nfty
Chicngoann. The advance sale OF seats
brought IN $4,000 20 the LcnaS club
management AMI q roodiy bunch Of s.
bills VIII h. handed In when the sale
OF the lowest prlced admission tickets
begins at $50 o'clock this evening,
eharlscy viii weigh In at $50 pounds ana
Mccoy ~ expected 20 Tin the beam at
something like is9 to ici.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10

~ n m. President Nebckcr called
the Senate to order.
Aftcr prayer and roll call chambers.
Evans and fury nbnenu. the Journal
Of the previous day was read aud np-
proved after amendment In eight
The report N tho committee on rules
Was presented; the rules ~ last year
FOUND on pages fG 60 % N the Senate
Journal N last year were recommended
for adoption during the present session.
Sennte hill No, I. entitled. An pct au-
thufiaing the erection NJ o. hospital Tor
the school for the deaf and dumb.
was introduced by Senator cannon. and
laid on the table
Recess was then taken 10 meet with
the House IN joint session.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10
Halls FROM GERMANY.

4 foriorn, helpless looking Individual.
with unkempt hair and dirty face,
stroiicd into the city and county build
Ing this afternoon cndulfing for the
county commissioners Office. The man
said he was native 81 Germany.
where he has a wife and three children.
tie gave his name IA Heinrich Gurtnvc
Toaskln Matchmaker. e.si hig agr ms
10. lie claims to hat from Lake Erie.
Michigan. and raid u was q sailor by
occupation. The poor fellow also said
had "a thing TO eat for twenty-four
hours. No one was In the Office of the
board 81 commissioners. but two boys
escorted the man to Commissioner
whitakrr'H place of business on Second
Houth street, with View 10 having
him sent to the county innrmnry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10
CURTIS BOYS BOUND over
Likewise Meirs. Lamb and Rieha'o' T"
Charge Of Burglary.
ucarinu Attracted u Large a""d'
ancc at the police so""
This Afternoon.

Tho hearing OF Norton and N''hui
curtis. Jack richards and H. y. 'nl
for burglary and numerous othr' OF
fcnsen. brought out a crowded " 'ua'
at the police court this ef'''n
standing room only being at a prem VA
The 0rst chnrRa presented was 'hAl
Of burglary In breaking Into the ara
Of John e. Mnckoy Jr. on sub l.i
morning last. 10 this Lamb an1 ~ p
ards waived preliminary cxam,n-
ana were bound over to the ai y.
court In bonds Of si.oo0 each. ~
Curtis boys stood trial with nn iial
result. the evidence being too ~ ~
against them TO allow the least " ~
blilty " escape.
Following this. Norton and Afihai
curtis were tried Tor assault WI
deadly weapon on the person ~ w
Mackay Jr. Mr. Mnckcy and his u' "
er testified. both Rvcrring that 'hs ",
PENDANTS rushed ont 81 itiChnfhsf ~
Sunday morning last. one with fhpi.
gun. the other with n rcvoitcf. An1
both threatening 60 Kill him
dared enter further upon itichHi
premises The defendants hnd u" w
tinnr % ask the witnesses nor No Y ~
mony 70 oncr. hut Richards askea ~
and was granted the privilege OF ~
fying. which he did In such an -
ward manner 40 to almost cfinli az
himself and make appear that he Va
worse than anticipated. ~ ended ~
both being held 60 the district rouf N
bonds VI 1900 each
The next charge was that p
petit larceny In the theft =
Nc. Mnckey'a sheep. L,mh
and Richards were not r.ady and haa
theli eases continued tili tofn1fiut,
The curtis boys were being iiisa AZ
press time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10
PROTESTING MINISTER'S.
Have Appointed Rev. Mr.. McNiccc TO
Prepare an Answer To the Recent
statement Of President Snow.

The protesting ministers have APP
painted REV. SIR. McNlesc Ia prepare
a paper In answer to tho rccent staie-
mvnt ~ President Fnnw IN relation 10
tho fact " the actual discon,lnuanec
Of poiyEamouH r.arrittea ~ cish. Mr.
McSiccc presented hlt payer bctoru the
ministers yestsrisY. lie l. now en-
Earcd IN revising Il for Publication.
hr VIII have II rcady w q day or two
aud las promised. uppn our request, In
furnish the "NsVn'' u cpir az rocn as
he has had time To- IatlNc the article.
~ the mirgiets' r,ptlr. ."s,st"sy.
they endorsed the action 81 llsys.
padcn. iir1wn nni iiiT IN send,nI %
r,lnat Robert, being sgpicd
TO Congress.
The protest was read at the meeting.
ana ny rising rnnaifia N,fe the
same was NOS, heartily commended"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10
RUMoR OF A TRAGEDY.
Alleged killing Of a Child Could Not
be Traced To Fact.

There was rumor current upon
the streets this morning 90 the effect
that the coiorcd wife ~ an cx.mcmbcr
81 the Twcnty-fourth Infantry. IN a NJ
Of drunken fury, had Drained her little
BON with an ax. Upon inquiry at the
police headquarters this afternoon. the
desk sergeant and detectives said thcy
had heard nothing REGARDING the oc-
currcnce, \ trip out 10 Eighth East
and Fourth aohti. where the tragedy
was said 10 have happened. brought no
confirmation. although the Juvenile
population ~ the Tenth ward seemed
to be considerably worked M on the
subject. several ~ the local store.
keepers and residents had heard ths
story but were unable 10 account Tor
the manner IN which u was firrt
started.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10
ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.
In Default OF 1000 HAIL ne d. Sen, 10
the Count, Jsii untli
Friday Next.

y warrant was isucd out Of Justice
""minor's court this morning FOR the
arrest IT NJ. =. ollicn upon the charge
OF forgery on the complaint OF u. X.
johnson OF this city.
The complaint states that on the 2sth
aay Of November tn, defendant com.
ml''cd tho crime stated by forging q
= bank check puiporting to have been
drawn ny Joe Dcdcrlos. and by en-
usaNof!is tu cash the same at Mccor-
ing fi5.cO.
lie was brought mp before Judge
Homm"r THIS afternoon and pleaded not
huhly 20 two counts, and IN default
or 5000 bail was committed to the
county jan. The hearing OF the case
VII como NJ on Friday. the lath inst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10
THE BUTLER BANKRUPTCY CASE

To-day was the time set by Judge
Marshall FOR Gco, n. Butler and l., NJ.
Butler 20 appear before Refcrcc In
bankruptcy BALDWIN Tor examination.
Tho parties, who were man and wife.
came 10 Utah from salida. Colorado.
All ~ the creditors are In Salidh which
may account for the fact that there
had not been one claim nled with the
referee to-day.
Nothing more than an examination
OF the hnnkrupiH rs witnesses was
made, and the ease went over 10 await
the action of the creditors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10

Those Grateful Women Who Have
Boon Helped by Mira. Pinkham.

Women who have suffered severity
and been relieved OF their Ia BY Mr..
PnlShnm's advice and medicine ufe
constantly urging publication of th.ir
statements for the benefit OF other w
men. Here are two such letters:
MR.. Llzzn HEyrHLY. e5s Merrlm.e
St, Lowell, Mass, writes:
1T affords me great pleasure To tsll
all suifcrinRwomon OF the benefit hnw
received from taking Lydia r.. PHI.
hams Vegetable Compound. Ieanhari.
lyhnd words toeSprcssmy gratitude fsr
what she has done for me. NV troulle
was liberation OF the womb. Twas nm.
der the doctors care. Upon cxamlra.
tion he found fifteen very large ulcer,.
but he failed To do me good. took ~.
oralboiilesofLydia Il. Pinlsham's Veg.
table Compound, also used the sanatiye
Wash, and am cured. Mrs. Pinkha,ps
medicine saved my lifc. aud | wo,ld
recommend II 10 ell suffering wom,a. .
Mrs, AMos TnonnLIAy, Ellenburyh
Ctr, N. v. writes
81 took cold ut the time my baby
was born. causing me To have mi
legs, and was sick In bed Tor eIght
weeks Doctor. did me no good
surely thought would die. was Al.
80 troubled with falling OF the wont.
could not cat, had faint spells as
often as ten times u day. ono dn, a
lady came TO see mo and told me OF The
benoht she had derived from toI,isg
Lydia u Pinkhams medicine, and nd.
vised me 20 try Il, did SO, and had
taken only half a bottle before / vas
able 10 ait In n ehair After TAXING
three bottles | could DO my own VOL.
am DOW In perfect health
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10
IDENTIFYING SIoLEN PROPERTY,

Mr y Fisher OF south Bountifui.
together with Mr Evans of Layton.
We're buaythls morning Identifying their
property at the police headquarters.
From the tangled mass or harness. cap.
.ui'u bi the police IN the curtis raid.
Mr Evans uncarthed I tugs and ono
hnfsc collar. Mr. Fisher found hin CONE
plci' 80 of harness together with some
frnEmenta of other property.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10

Court Of Cessation ). Preparing 10 Give
Anti.ssmiiss q rhosk.

Paris. Jan. 10Th. resignation Of ~.
Qucnnny de iicaurcpalrc. president Of
the civil section ~ the court 81 caHra-
ton, has revived interest In the ORGY
fus case. which has cnimcd down dur
Ing the past few days to the fever
point. The antl-Drcyfuultcn are do
Ing everything possible 60 dircrcdit the
court of cessation a. n N generally
accepted In the best Informed circles
that tho court II preparing To render
judgment In favor 90 Drryfur. The
cabinet met this afternoon under the
rucd a decree accepting the rcnigna.
tion ~ NJ. DO iieaurcpair" ana np.
pointing Counselor pupre 10 succeed
him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10

Omaha. Jan. --cnttlc--Rocelpts 500
market steady. Native beef rtccra,
lO0Haii0. western steers. fl.kouiioi
hclfcra. SJ.gbni.f0. Gamers. 5000 500
-s md Feeders. f100Qii0; calves,
tt.O0nefi. bulls. Hthga. etc. s2.o0d so.
IiogH--ftcccipta 1000; market sifonge
10 sc higher. Heavy. tsibn3.5oi mlNcd,
s9feT34s. iight. f1.f3ffii5. pigs l401
G7.9s. bulk ~ sale. t7il05is.
shccp-llecsip ta. 1905 markc' STEADY.
Native muttona. fA60UA2s. wcntcrns.
f1tN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issue "a
the following named parties; IierlFfi
Clarke. % and Lille wcatwo"i 2;
both ~ Salt Lake. Leonard Leak. q
~ West Jordan. and Elizabeth l.
Miller ~. of Herman. Charles y
Peterson, q. of Scipio. Willard couiv
Thomas Lawrence. "A, and Agnes WI
son, 90 both Of Salt Lake, Warren u.
Reynolds, ~. ~ South cottonwood. md
Elizabeth iiruwn, a, Of fouth Jordan
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10
MISS McADAus' FUNERAL.

Friends of the late Mis nornicc NJ.
McAdams. 80 dcslrous. arr Invited to
view tho remains ut the family resi-
d'ne". io5 Fifus street. between the
Loufa ~ n a. m. ana 1890 %. M. to.
morrow morning. The funeral services
VIII D. hold IN the Twonty.fIrst vynrl
meeting house at I o'clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10
STATE LAND BOARD.

The State land board took testimony
today In tho contest between the Salt
Lake aud ogden halfway company and
about twenty others. The dispute H.
over some land In Iiountlfui described
az section ~. township .. north range 1,
west meridian. through which tho rail-
road runs. The company claims 10 feet
of the land, while only 20 feet II con-
ceheL. The board reserved It's decision.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10
n,,lnoGDIo ,HSa nlEiY VALLEY
nnneh 81 IN. rio orsads To he nuiit. bu
tho TIN. IL indennlte.

Ms -.lian. %. treasurer ~ the RIO
urande Western, and one of tho new
company which filed Incorporation pa
pefr yesterday for ruad 10 the Du-
ehe-ne river. said this morning that the
new company was formed for the pur.
pose 81 holding the ground and na q
l.Eal start for the building of a railroad
through Co strawberry valley.
lie admitted that the line would Ia.
IN connection with the Rio Gfande
western. but as yet no action had b.en
lhken' nor would there b. for some
time. Mr., Cotton rald the rof.' would
y" bullt, but when asked the time ~
commencing u. he said h. could not
tell, but tewmarked that companies
often were Incorporated year, beforu a
line was butt.
road through this section ~ coun-
Try has been IN contemplation a long
Time. ANA u apcpar that the action
taken yesterday was for the purpose 81
heepinE others out. and holding the
right of way for the Western.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10
MISSIONARY ENTERTAINMENT.

a farewell entertainment will b.
given this evening nj 5;ao. ut the lat
ter day Saints College. sa3 w f'nrt
North street, complimentary To two OF
the students. John caii and Truman
Harlow, who depart tomorrow Tor the
southwestern States mission. An In
ter.rtinE program has been prepared
ana rcfrcshmcnlH viii be- served. A
general Invitation II extended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10
PALACE DRUG STORE SOLD.

sheriff iIowolls sold az n foreclosure
sale today all Of the stock and fixtures
OF the Palace Drug store, To pr, Fred
stauncr, mayor o. Eureka. the conrid-
Grafton being ti,G50, The proceeds OF
the sale go 10 satisfy a number Of
Judgment creditors, principally the Nell
den Judnon Drug company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10

New York. Jan. e.--The abatement of
the visible supply Of grain In store and
January 7. 1909. as compiled by the
New York Produce Exchange. II NJ
foliowai
wheat. 2'.a5s.oco hu.. increase. Acs-
oco.
Corn. 2o.a15Ooo IN. increase. 10000.
oats. e.Oif.0o0 bu.. Increase. hiaoo0.
BARLEY. i.oeo.ooo bu.. Increase. $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10
OrIIEn MATTIlnH.
COURT MOTIFS.

The ease Of George A. Morrow W.
Rachael McMaster was continued by
Judge Cherry today,
All the Jurors serving IN the civii
court were excused today until 10
o'clock tomorrow morning
In the Third district court today. the
ease OF Jenn Jensen Va John Martin
was ordered continued Indefinitely,
The damage suit Of l. W. N. Walker
against the Salt Lake city Railway
company was. BY consent. dismissed By
Judge cherry today, there being no
one present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10
JUSTICE MINERS DAUGHTER
Painful Announcement of Her Suicide
In California.

san Francisco, Jan. a,-Mrs. Charles
Meouewan VI Salt Lake city was found
dead In her room at the Renton hotel
here today. She had hanged herself.
Mrs. Charles McQuewan Is the young
married daughter OF Justice Miner. who
IN stated In last nights News" left
for the coast last evening upon receipt
" n telegram from hie wife In san
Francisco announcing that there was
serious trouble and his presence was
required.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10
MISSIONARY RECEPTION.

A farewell reception In which tho
Harmony ulcc club, together with 9TH
rr well known NocnliHis, VIII PARTED.
pate. VIII be- rendered To SIR. James \
caatlet0n In the Twenty-frHt ward
meeting house ON "Wednesday evening.
for the Southern states ON mission
on the 18th inst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10

4 contention arose over the appoint
mcnt Of two committee clerks and two
mcrseuTerH Miss Hoirrru 81 Weber
county and Nj. !. 4. Evans ~ Utah
county. were chosen Tor the former po-
sitions and the matter went over untii
after the reading 81 the Governors
message
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10
ARRESTED For ASSAULT.

Roy watrous WINS arrested this after
noon charged with assault, The lad
says he knows nothing OF the affair ana
therefore asserts his Innocence.