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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
ASSAULT ON A BOY.
e. sandberg Is flned-Drank His Beer
In u Joke.

The usual once a week domestic broli
occupied tho time Of Justice Timmony
In the police court this afternoon. when
e. A. Sanders. who resides at Sis east
second south. was charged with as
sauit and battery on the person Of an
eleven year old boy named carl Larsen,
who lives In that immediate neighbour
hood. According 90 sandberg the
y0ungatara In the vicinity OF his home
make NE a burden Ia him aud his fam
lly Yesterday the boy came into his
lot and he removed him." during the
process, the testimony revealed the nict
that cane was broken ana the boy
received several bruises that were
shown IL the court and marked eN-
hiblt \. After Both sides OF the case
we're we'll ventilated the court on
deaVored to sum up the evidence
amid the frequent interruptions ~
lady witnesses on both sides, Finally
the Judge said SO ~ ten days and the
lad nmped out of the room,
y. Y. Tester ana John chriHtensen In
duiged IN several games ~ pnul az
Noungbers'H raloon last evening, dur
inn the course of which Tester tested
christenaen'a beer, and findlug u NJ Co
sample absorbed tho entire schooner
with the result that a general ink up
followed, during which tho Scan-
! dlnaslan was the under dog. A. q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
TTr KrsIHyATi0s.
Colorado WIN Make q Case on Her Claim
To the school sections.

Durango. Col, May ?. -Rogiater chip
ley " the state board Of land commits
aionera arrived here this morning for
the purpose NJ making nllng on be-
half of the state on sections 10 aud %
OF each township In the Ute reservation
which are claimed by the State under
IN school land grant. This nllng IL
made with view To n contest Land
Commissioner Hermann having direct
ed the land office to allow entries by
homeHteaderH. miners and others Ia the
sections In dispute which aggregate
over 10000 acres.
While prospective settlers are roam
Ing over the reservation picking out the
best lands most NJ the utcs are Hullen-
~ removing their tepeen west 10 their
new reservation. A few " the utes will
remain on their nllotmenta. whcih have
been shrcwdly chosen along the water
courses. hut most ~ the Indians viii
dispose OF their property under lease al
once. after the lmprovidenf manner Of
their race. and will Join their fellows
Ia the west.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The December weather prevented any
great turn out nj the Grand last cycn-
ing; but thco was q fair number 81
Kaile Emmrtt'H old friends and admir-
-rs out 10 bid her welcome In the WATTS
Of New York. The play II not altered
much since liz lnrt rendition; ~ before
it, main weight falls on the shoulders
% Mlss Emmett herself. who n a very
lively actress and upon the scenic cf-
fecta which are specially good. notably
those ~ prominent local scenes In
New York city. The speciality work also
eamd Ia for gr-at deal ~ applause,
and there IL no doubt that with a fair
chance from the weather clerk the at
traction viii pull up In business. Its run
Il limited 10 two nights more and a
Wednesday matinee.
The spider and Fly sale Is on tomor-
row at che Theaier
Prof. stephens has Just received n
dispatch from tho manager OF Rossn.
thai. changing his dat. from Friday.
the 18Th, 40 saturday. the s0;h. This
win suit everyone 40 II will icaNc music
lovers frec Co sec the knlersl quartet
with the orpheour club on the 18Th. and
the great pianist the night after.
The Tabernacle and the members Of
Prof, stephens young ladies' chorus
have voted to attend Mrs. Edwards teH-
timoniai Friday evening In "a body. II
N To- be hoped that the vote viii b.
carried out. N u N. Il assures nm au.
dience In advance OF several hundred
people. and " the committee IN Mrs
Edwards ward II working nH u should
the event ought 10 be a mammoth sue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
rAyMAsrrn Gus, STEWART q. y. n
WIN Retired Tor Age. Willis IA, master
Miehier Hesigns.

New York, May IA special 10 the
Times from Washington says,
paymaHter General Stewart, u. n. N.
has been Informed by Assistant secre.
tary Allen. of the intention of the
navy department 90 retire him on May
9Th for age, The communication niso
Informed Admiral Stewart that he
would go on the retired list under two
sections NJ tho personnel law, which
assures him the rank and pay Of rear
admiral The assertion OF the fact that
stewart n entitled 10 have the retired
rank and pay ~ q rear admiral IL in
lrr"sting tn the service ns indicating
the adoption Of the recent decision by
the controller " the meaning OF the
law.
~ the same tlmo that pnymaater
General Stewart was notified of his an.
pfoachinE retirement. Paymastsr
Mlchler, who has been connected with
the bureau " supplies and accounts
since 1883. or before Admiral stewart
took charge 81 II, and whose assistance
and valuable suggestions for the service
are cheerfnlly acknowledged BY his
chief, submitted his resignation from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
The Objection
To Drinking
Distilled Water
By the Majority
Has Been
Its Flat Taste.

This We have overcome. IN.
on the advice ~ leading phy-
Hlciana Of the city. who large
\ ~ prescribe the water In their
daily practice. We aeratc " by
= Introducing air which. passes
= through system Of three
! aahingH, thus eliminating
3 any foreign germs that might
4 l,c carried.
We tho. -a.hanste N In ~.
: phona. ,thls removes the Hat
> tartc.D and deliver II In that
" form. The last drop " water
u then as fresh ~ the nrrt.
4 Al our containers are steril-
; lied.
In nearly all contagious dis
earss known their cause II d.
rcctiy traceahie TO impure
n water. and In this city where
, the water supply II gathered
from mountain streams whose
sides are "ilned with Nth
zee city Engineers report on
4 condition of paficy's Creek
\ this viii be- the case until the
D fault II rcmcdled.
y Would you subject YOU and
- yours 10 disease. when you
y can prevent n At "A slight cnst
We can supply you with Car
D donated Distilled Water In
fiphona at ti2j per dozen,
= We charge you deposit on
Z tho first dozen. ~ ti2.o0 for the
= return Of the syphons. which
v We refund TO you then.
q May We hope 10 supply YOU
n Telephone us No. iii. or drpp
NJ postal and the wagon viii
call regularly.
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ILLEGAL TIMBER CUTTING.
Arrest Quietly Wade by Marshal wiiier
aud . FRIENDLY Test Case win
he Wade.

A. y. weihy. who II charged with I'M
lawfully cutting and procuring 60 be-
cut. timber ana pine trees upon unaur.
teyci lands ~ the United states. was
quietly arrested by Marshal Glen MIL
Ter today aud gave bond before United
States Commissioner Twomey In tho
sum Of 500. To- appear before and abide
the action Of the United States district
court. william q. sharp and William
D. Cotton arr the surrties There arc
three cases AGAINST Mr. welby. The
other parties for whom warrants were
issued live out Of the city and have not
yet been arrested.
~ was the Intention when the order
was issued yesterday by Judge Mar
shall for the arrest n the timber cut
tiers. M stated In last nights News,
that the arrests should be made today.
Warrants were issued against a. y.
Wclhy. T.. W. and e. X. Southwcrth
and two others against " a. Wciby.
~. y. I. and L.. u. Deal and J. l..
Nendenhali
cisii suits had been previously insu-
tuted against Spuihworth' ilroA for i2ii
ties valued at u.s31os; against the RIO
gfnnde. Western hallway company for
BIS ties. 2i.ooo feet ~ square timber
and 80 pieces cf plling, all valued at
t2e.2ii.os. aud against the Rio Grandr
Western. A. w. wclby. Deaf iiron. n
Mendenhail for the recovery of 20 ssl
ties, valued at t5siacs. and n fourth
against the railway company, South
worth iiroa., A. w. Welhy. and W. W.
timber, worth n,iss. The total value
IN t,0si2.sp.
The arrest IL on criminal action. In
accor,iance with the new policy for the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
EAST SIDE FIRE STATION.
Limits of the Fire District Published
by Chief Dcyine.

Tue boys down Mt the nrc depart.
ment. Insurance men and residents ~
the Fast side generally are wondering
what action the city Council will take
this evening regarding the proposed
new fifc station upon the clty's bit ON
street between Fourth and f1fth
streets. chief Dcvlne has IN his ONCE.
and In fact he has had u there for
coupi. % years past. a bulky petition
signed ny hundreds ~ residents % the
East side. praying that they might
have better protection from the nrc
mend. They are morr than willing TO
pay little heavier taxes II necessary be-.
cause with a station on the east bench
the prcmiuniH on Insurance policies
would take tumble" Under the
present conditions the apparatus at
headquarters u now obliged 10 respond
Ia all nrc alarms In the business part
% town and aH far southeast ~ the
Annex and pcnitenuhfy to-ailticH not
10 mention the uphill pull north and
sast Of Sorth Temple street with a
couple ~ ircs going Mt the same time
In the central and western PORTIONS ~
the city the east II solely at the mercy
u Kind chance.
chief Drvine has caused 60 be print
ID. for early distribution. s"me cards
that ahow the following IRE limits ~
Bait Lake city.
Nee. u. Fire I.mlts.-The following
are hereby established as the iirc limits
Of NAlt Lsk" Guy. To Wit commenc.
ing al the northwest corner ~ THIRD
East and Fourth South streets; thence
running west along the north side 81
Fourth South street Ia point ono hun.
dted and ..is,y-nye $50 feet west Of
thence through blocks 10. u, a. ~ and
90. plat C. parallel 10 and one hun-
dred and IiNty-nyc usD feet west ~
their EAST boundary line to the south
line 81 North Temple street: thence
east along the south line Of North Tenn
pie street 10 the west line " state
street. thence south ainng the west aide
~ STATE street Ia the south line 81
fouth Temple street. thence east along
the south line OF South Temple street
10 the west iinc % Third East street
thence south along the west line 81
Third East street 10 the northwest cor
ner Of Third Fast and Fourth south
streets, 10 the place q beginninEi said
nrc limits Including all 81 blocks forty.
rls 90 IN eighty-clEht tss). both in-
elusive, In plat "a the east onc.qunr.
Yer q. of blocks %. u. q, 20 and 90.
To-day IN the day when the bids for
1000 feet of cotton coated rubber hos,
IN nfiy.fcet lengths should have bsen
opened AMI acted upon at noon. hut
was postponed until late this afternoon.
The representatives 0f several connect :
Ing nrnn are In town among those who
have an Interest In the bids are Mr.. ~.
- Stout or Denver ~ the New Jersey
ar HplnE ana ilnbber company To-
tgther Win Mr. :. Chapman u Han
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Sales on The Exchanges Reached
Over 100000 Shares.
SELLING VALUE, sa,5ei.a7.
Interesting Tiusr on the Usah Board
This Afternoon GRAND Central
dividend.

The work IN the exchanges today was
much better than that Of the day be-
fore. ~ reference to The business done
will readily demonstrate. saicH reached
a total Of io2.ito shares. which sold for
the sum Of ss.sstss. To which record
both boards literally contributed. The
morning call produced sales amounting
to 1850 shares for ss.si5.s'. while on
the new board this afternoon transfers
reached 2s.co) shares for ts,sCs.so The
biz total In the number Of shares sold,
was caused by heavy sales OF Manhai-
tan. 5000 changing hands on the sai,
Lake Exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

The case Of John Beck vs. David
Ecclea n al, etc, ana tho case OF the
same plaintiff against George crismon
81 al was continued by Judge Hiles to-
day until Thursday, May goth.
Judgment for fi.c03Ss, aud a decree
Of foreclosure was rendered by Judge
IllleH today IN the case OF the Utah
National bank W Maurice X. Parsons
et al. Before the Judgment was en-
tered an order was made Hubstiiut
the pinintlff bank for Joseph M.Stouit.
The case of w. u. Forshay vs. G. G.
DornborEer II al was today continued
for the term,
Judge IIilts today Transferred the
ease of Aaron keyser Va David Mckay
10 thu law department OF IN, Third
district court. presided over by Judge
cherry.
The case u John n. Brun ct al W.
y. W. lngvrSoll 81 al was ordered
stricken from the calendar by Judge
lilies today,
A bench warrant Issued out Of Judge
NorrcllH court to-day TO compel the at
tendance NJ Leonard iiancy. who Is
required Ia answer To the charge Of
truaney aud general incorrigibiiity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

natural sequence Christensen felt nF-
RrieNcd ana nworc out n complaint aud
this afternoon told hia story. Then
Tester took an inning and said that
they had had a glass now and occa-
Hionaiiy" and finally he drank the beer
~ a joke. Christensen. he said. hit
him frHt and n he could have EUt away
he would have made run for IL.
When asked NJ 10 whether he had any
witnesses 10 rubstantiafe hir story
Tester answered, Yes. slri how many
do you want7'
''ilow many have you so,'' asked
the court.
Just as many M you want" came
tho Response. The court raped loud
~ for order and told the IiHhtnindcd
youth that he wasn't In Younsbcrg'H
saloon. Finally the case was dis
missed.
Andrew Walker. a sad. biue.cycd To-
hemian. who was found sealed up In a
box car from Nephi at the oregon Short
Line depot Last night. caused huge mcr-
rlment In his endravur 10 explain the
situation. and finally dissolved Into
tears. ''Scotty' Rankin was called
upon to Interpret but begged To be- OK.
cuacd, ne he only spoke high German"
Finally the situation became ombar.
raising and the prisoner was discharged
amid plAintiye walls for his tii.Os that
he had left with the desk sergeant.
chief ~ Police Hilton II In receipt OF
the following unique epiatiel
New Albany Ind
Apt - 1850
Dear Sour
I wount you 10 see y y Tandner and
tell him that you herd froum me and
! said that | should pcaid him 20 roll
larcH fore n H-wit on close and they
have not came yeat Ancor son this II
John u itorku
as2 Est Main ~.
This afternoons SHIFT started out
with brand new French polished clubs
o. the latest approved policemans pat.
tern.
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TnAolso nus AtrrnsoN.


The Utah exchange did business this
afternoon amounting to ss.eoo shares for
the sum OF ts.scssc. The selling list In
.ciudcd chloride Point at os cents. Dcs-
TER nj tss, and Daisy at 9iA and y.
International was freely dealt In at
az cents. while May Day was taken
at IS. Martha Washington at u and
South Swansea at u.is. buckeye sold
Mt 81 and Eagle at ~. while Antier,
Boston De la Mar. Golden Eagle.
Midnight flowers and Yankee Consol-
idnted were also among those taking
part In the days trading.
Figures were posted NJ followHi
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oooD cIrIzrSsnIr LkAoun.


Cincinnati. May g.--The third annual
convention Of tho Uood cltlEsnshlp
league began here today with prrllmi.
nary conferences and committee meet
inRH, The firrt regular session 81 the
program begins at the odd Fellows
auditorium tonight with sessions dur.
Ing N" neNt.two days and evenings at
the same place and committee meet ,
lnFr ~ the Palace hotel.
Major neofFc Hilton. California.
president ~ the national league, has
been hers two days comforting with
others ana delivers bis annual addrcrrr
The following are among those ON
the program Who az. hervi j. q. 81.
Henry, thlcagoi Mrs. Charlton M.
holm chicaEoi Herbert casson. Ten.
n,sHrei = r. Nicholson. Washington
Alffcd fridge, San Francisco. Mrs
Henry unuEnr, Lafayette, Ind! . ~
Dony. Philadelphia &. l.. Work ~ II
Thompson, =, W. ArrowHmith, New
Jersey. 81. a. Men. =. 81. Cooper,
IN addition these speakers are ex.
Lreted tumpfrowl David McAllister.
Pennsylvania; Il. u. vheeloek, and A
Adhm., New York Washington tilnd.
den, Columbus, Ohio. }. ii. ,,eorse.
nennHylvaniai u. II. Lloyd. Illinois, ~
y. IfhftH, Washington. u, q,
The association opens with devotlon.
al exercises, Their. Will be- mo ciiyI
welcome address by tho governor OF
Dr. ". u. Moore. editor ~ the West.
etn Christian Advocate, delivered The
hllirsa OF welcome tonight 10 the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
secretary Democratic Ss,,oa., Committee,

Warrington, May ..-Befor- sailing
Tor Europa today Senator Jones adj
dressed tho following letter To Mr. !.
a. johnson, national committeeman
from Kansas. designating him To act
Tor the Democratic national committee
during tho absence Of the chairman.
Democratic National Committee. Aprll
seth.
Hon. J. q. Johnson. Peabody, Kana.
MY dear flti being compelled by the
condition ~ my health To go abroad
for some months, and Mt. Walsh sec
rotary Of the COMMITTEES. being absent
IN Alaska, l take the liberty ~ H.
qucstlng that You shall act as secretary
o. the national committee until Mir.
WnlshH return, which understand
VIII be some time next year, and Ia
give such attention 10 the Affairs ~ the
national committee and To the organ.
izhtion % tho committee. etc. as In
your discretion may be required.
Very respectfully,
JAMES X. JONES,
Chairman
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
MAGGIE rumris COMMITTED
sirtsen Year oid diri sen, To u fsrnsebae
for linus. Al Conduct.

Maggie May Trirpin. n is-year-old
girl, appeared before Judge Norreli to-
day TO show cause why she should not
b. committed Ia the state Industrial
school. Oh. having been held 10 IN.
district court by city Justice Tim
mony on the .sth nit, on the charge Of
prostitution.
Altar the testimony Of Mrs. Georgia
Williams. ". r. Guntcr and DR.. ]. y.
Witcher, the court ordered the defend
ants commlttnl 10 the industrial school,
there To remain until she has attained
the age OF twenty-one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
nayy. lIe WIN cn,cr prIyale bn.I.

the navy. lie will enter private bu.l.
ness.
Paymaaier Henry q. Colby, who M,
been assistant chief during the onilfs
agreeable occupant OF the one. hss
been promoted TO 10 a paymaster IN.
rpoctor and commander. lie will nav.
a new detail with his advaueonrrt
probably on board ship. The new nav
master general. who viii be- Fay III.
motor Albert y. k.nney. now I'D NeN
York. viii hsFin work with a star n..r.
~ new 10 the officc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

% entries made by Stout in the month
=, Nav preyious to the date July ",
isos. Of the indictment, MI lhck i,,i
oh,ectcd. Tho objection wa. oNerrui''
ana an exception was noted.
Ne plckson claimed that the United
a,a,,s attorney had elected to stand on
Inc question Of the forging Of the n.y..
srd any evidence No; bearing upon thht
lssue was Incompetent
wAsHpuRN $. cniPMAN
". =. chlrmsn was sworn; Is an en-
uiove u the Utah National bank mss
hs.n a boabkecper there for two years
Ven, the Individual ledger n the hnnh
and on July y, 1905 gave Mt s,ou,,
credit fnr i2.2f0 stuutts overirltt
nrryious 10 that credit was on july H.
,ssifat ON July v his ovardfan wa
teslfgi lie also testified 60 various
ertrics showing the state ~ MrStoutt O.
ao,ounts at different times.
Il. II Fdutz and A. V. Jones also
testified
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
RANGE or MusIcIrAL nEsrrirs.
saprems Court op,n,ans In Ease. Identical
with the Oas Decided on SATURDAY,

chief Justice llartch delivered two
opinions today In the cases of samuel
W. woolley aud Hyrum y. iioothe sr.,
Va Drantrville city, appellant. rcyera-
ins the judgment OF the trial court. dis
solving the restraining order aud or
derlng that a decree be entered IN la
yur OF appellant.
The essential facts In these cases are
almost Identical with those presented
In the case u Kimball Va Grantsyille
city. decided on Saturday last. and the
ciaely tho same.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
THE STORM STILL RACES.
Snow Fell Again To-day IN Decidedly
Winter STYLE.

Yesterday failing weather" con.
tinued throughout today With painful
ana danpsning pcrsistency, though
with little more sunshine than scen ON
what proved 10 BE- the coolest and
hiormi"st May Day seen In Salt Lake
city since 1851, Their, was much
speculation among persons Interested
In fruit and stock growing ~ to the
amount OF DAMAGE done thoHa indus
tries. There can he little question that
both have suffered but Il il not believed
ne loss viii BE- great In either.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

Tho divorce suit Of Maud Adams mot
the Actrcsa) vs. Guy Adams. which wis
referred 10 Deputy County Clerk Blair.
was heard to-day, Mr.. Blair VIII rec
ommend 10 the court decree In favor q
plaintiff, on the grounds OF deaertion
and failure to provide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

II was expected that the Grand cen-
trail Mining company would have de-
olared It's usual monthly dividend to-
day. but a telephone message late this
afternoon from Provo. bore the lntclli-
Fence that the board would not meet
until Fririay. nt which time a dividend
Of 81. 5O0 viii LIKELY be posted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

Antler. 5000 at lac; 1000 at ~.
buckeye, 1000 NJ shci 1890 ut 80.
lioaton De Ia Mar. 1000 at iho,
Chloride Point. 200 at pic.
Dexter. 500 at fe.ss.
Daisy. 200 ut $50; 1000 at si..
Eagle. 1000 at sue.
Golden Eagle, 1900 nj Sac.
International, s,b0O at aac.
Midnight Bowers. 5000 at io.
May bay, 600 AT Csc.
Martha Washington, 300 at Zee,
fouth swansea, 800 at ii.li,
Yankee Consolidated. 1000 at isise.
Total shares roid. $500.
Selling value of stocks, tl,ios,5o.
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT
ORE AND BULLION RgpoRTs
sSpssin

PiERcE.-in this city. May IT,. i'm
o. paralysis. william rfcrrc. h,fn Jul,
Z. las. In l'crth. scotland.
Funeral services nt the Nineteenth
ward meeting houae tofuufrue,
Wednesday. al .. m. Frienda nrr ~.
HI-ctfully invited 60 attend, aud can
view the remains at residence. lll nofia
First West street. from " noon 10 ~
A.. M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02
UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
General Merriam WIN Declare II In
Shoshone County, Idaho.

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEWs.'l
noise. Ida, May s.--Generai Merriam,
In command Of the troops TO he sent 10
whrdrer II In the city IN consultation
with state officials ON the altiatioh. II
IL arranged 10 send In troops at once
ana shoshone county viii he declared
under martial Law. General Merriam
and Attorney General Hays leave to-
nlEht for Wardner, Vigorous Efforts
viii be- made 10 bring the criminal
miners TO Justice,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

bordontown, Pa, May 2.-i,cv. rhoa.
G, curmnn died to-day al Bradley Beach
from the eject N poisoning. caused by
eating canned meat about month ago.
lie wac the pastor Of the Mctho-ilst
Episcopal church al that place and was
a son ~ the late Thomas carman OF
iordentown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-02

Fan Francisco. May "A large num-
Der Of the sea lions AT tho Point Reyes
rookcrics have been Killed since last
Friday by subordinatcs ~ the state
board ~ firh and game commissioners.
u II hoped to 10 reduce the herds that
they VIII no longer b. a menace 10 the
fisheries ~ the coast.
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THE GREAT PIONEER.

The relatives 81 the late President
Brigham Young. without exception. are
cordially invited to attend family
meeting at tho Lion House tomorrow.
Wednesday, at 2 .. m.
BRIGHAM YOUNG,
President u the Young Family Assoc
citation.