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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-07
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

!, Liverpool. Nov. Ga p. m.-Cotton-
spot, good business done; prices
higher; American middlIng, AID.
Inc sales Of the day were 10000 bales,
Oh which 1000 were for speculation and
export, and included 11.6O0 American.
futures opened steady and closed
steady; American middling: Novem-
Der, 0o-64@4 O1-64d buyers; Novem-,
Der and December, 4 0o-64d. seller; De-
eember and January, 63-64d. seller;
January and February, 8 62-64d. seller:
February and March, 61-64D3 62-64d.
sellers; March and April, 8 61-64d
Duyer; April and May, GS-6id. seller;
Nay Inno ana ana June, 3 6O-G4@S 61-64d. sellers:
July and August, 3 59-64@S 6O.64d sell,
ers: August and September, 8 57-G4@3
5S-64d. sellers. ''Sso
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-07

w R. FENTREss & SON. REAL
y T>.,, ESTATE AuCT!oNEERs AND
STREET. NORFOLK. VA,
FOR RENT.
DWELLINGS,
265 York street, 8 rooms.
Hamilton avenue, 10 rooms
e High street, rooms
~ Willoughby avenue, rooms
40 i3ute street, Jan. 1st
FOOL street, new house.
STORES.
POSSESSION given Jan. Let, 1900.
,o 80 Srnnby street. now occupied by Tay-
rs and SO Water street. now occupied
oy Norfolk Distributing Co.
Piano Co.
q Commercial Place.
once e's" At
building corner Water and Madison.
POSSESSION given at once
o3o brewer street. rooms adjoining
1zt frec1nason street. November Ist.
For other information phone SIS
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-07
J. NJ. JORDAN & CO.,
Grocers and Ship Chambers.

Have opened in their new store, south.
east corner of Water street and Ferry
Place.
E CALL AND SEE THEM.
Cuban. memo: New orleans, fair 80 choice,
is to IS; common. II to IL s55 4, I'd j
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-07

Barge e. C.. McIlvaine, lumber. North
Carolina to Philadelphia
: Barge Saturan. lumber, North Caro-
lima to Philadelphia, "a IS
Barge Venus. lumber, North Caro-
lima to Philadelphia.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-07
NORFOLK MfiRKErs
For Grain, tia3. Groisriss. F,DHin.
Sc.

Quotnfions at Wholesale Prtoss nm.
ess otherwise stated, md prices nre
subjoot TO nucauafion I'm u,nri.et
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-07
BOND MARKET.
Naw York. Nov. 6. 1899.

United States 2's, registered .......... 101
tinted States So, registered ..,....... los
United states So. COUPON Jos
United States new 4,s, registered 1904
United States now IS coupon ..,...... 1917
Uni ted States old 4's. registered ~. 112
United States old 49, foupon 1885,. 112h
limited States 6,sp reE1st6red 1l0M
United Sta tee IS, coupe 110%
:SistrtctE CollmbiG S3T65's S,s,...,...., II "a
caant,iIae ssh
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-07

NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
New Orleans Nov. 6.-Cotton futures
closed steady. November, 7.o5 bid; De-
eember, 7OS@7.1o: January. 1000. ii; ;
February. 7.1S@7.15; March. 7.16@717;
q 5nH. ~ dol7@1;19; May, 7.19@72O; June.
1o9: September. 6.S0@6S2; October, so
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-07
sMayf 7.4Si June, 7.4s; July, .7.62; Au-
gust, 7.4S: September, ZOO; October.

Spot closed quiet at lilo. advance;
M midoling uplands, 75s; middling gulf,
New York, Nov. 6.-Cotton, quiet;
middling, rs; net receipts, ITS: gross,
1,S04: sales. 1,024; stock, 102,739.
Total to-day--Net receipts, 40 642; ex-
ports to Great Britain. 21,O57; Conti-
nent, 1s,90S; stock. S06, 1888.
Total since September met re-
ceipts, 2.o91 462; exports to Great Bril-
nent, $50, 065.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-07
AUCTION sALEsATais nav Il
BY the Morris Auction HOUSE n 5yTash.
lnston street. opposite now market. 81

g ALH OF FURNITuRB. CARPETS.
~ = d RUGS netures. Stoves Pianos. 30,
MORNINGS at 10 O'Clock 80
1t r. r. NORRIS Marager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-14
JUDGMENTS, SII6,I78.64
Cactus Mining Company Has Another Big
ludgmen, Entered Against Il.


Judgment hy default Tor tio,6it,ci was
rendered In favor Of plaintiffs by Judge
Cherry today In the case Of Dcmachy
q sellllcrc. a Paris firm. w the Cactus
Mining company. The amount " tho
Judgment represents certain sums ~
money advanced Co defendant under a
written contract As collateral security
tho plaintiff received $4,000 shares OF
the defendant eompauy'B stock. Thoso
shares. according 10 the complaint were
sold at Mark TolSonh0use yard, Lon.
don, May 10Th, 1899. and were knocked
down for c2lo, or Si,O22,'O, iu United
states money AZ this LETT "a balance
due from defendant TO plaintiffs, suit
was brought resulting In today's judg-
mcnt.
on Saturday last judgment Tor tIi.52t
was rendered In ease where
In the same parties were
involved. This sum was all
legged 10 be the balance due plaintiffs
upon an open account between the par
ties, between the dates Of july 2lsi,
1886 and Dec. 3lHt 1898.
Harry H. Duke Is secretary OF the de-
fpudnnt company upon whom service
OF summons WAS made,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-14
Salt Lake Ladies' Meet to Consider the
Plan of Campaign.

Enrncstncss ana patriotic fcrynr
characterized the meeting Monday nf-
tCrnoon that was called o. consider the
erecting OF monument 10 the memory
OF Utah volunteers who have given up
their lives in the service ~ their cnun-
try during the recent war with spain
and the Philippine natives. While the
needing was not sp largely attended aa
was expected, those present expressed
much sympathy and admiration Tor thu
sacrifice of the dead soldiers. and are
determined 20 honor them boy something
that Will bee lasting Ca the memory OF
those heroes II " hoped that tho public
pulse will beat in warm sympathy with
the Initiative action ut yesterdays
meeting, ana that handsome monu-
ncnt may be- speedily erected,
Mrs. Ncttc Palmer. who was elected
president of the meeting, explained
IL object. She said that the Mount
Olivct Cemetery association have re-
served four lots for the iutvrment u the
bodies Of Utah soldiers who die In the
Philippines Mrs. Palmer urged that
these lots must be- buautlnud ANA taken
caru ". and that a monument ought 10
be erected 10 the memory of the sol
diers.
Il Is desired and expected that the
monument be- uoarly finished by the
limo the ltuh volunteers return In
order for this 10 be done AN prrpnra-
lions will nave to be made speedily wit.
the earnest cooperation ~ all u N
thought that about $500 will DE needed
tn do the Landscape gardening upon the
grounds, Those present ut the meeting
felt that there would boz no trouble In
raising 5000 from tho people 0f this
city FOR the monument II was sug.
gostcd that N less than hair the people
Of Salt Lake city would each pay ten
contH, a splendid monument could be
crested
Mesdamcs JcnrlrH. Heath sloator
and Hines, and Major wilkes We're APP
pointed as "a committee 10 invite the
Red Cross society TO Join the movement.
The committee viii also solicit the
support of prominent citizens.
The next meeting win Doe hold In the
q, A. r. hall next Saturday afternoon
at o'clock a report NJ the committee
viii thon be- made. and definite action
will be- taken upon thr undertaking II BE-
hoped and expected Tint moro generally
active Interest win then have been
reused IN the worthy effort 60 honor the
noble dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-14
TROOPER CLARK SAFE.
Family Of Utah hoy in Manila Aux
ious Concerning Him.

George G. clark or this city, father OF
Fred W. CLARK, a member of company
l.. Fourth u. =. cavalry Manila, has
been somewhat anxious concerning hih
son. not having heard from him since
last November. although he and rcv-
erul members OF the family have writ
ten him number or letters.
There wuH fear that upmDthlnE
serious had happened 90 him
and. for the purpose " relieving
the famllys anxiety. Buv. Wells ON IN,
aist ult., wrote the ndlutnut general
asking Tor information concerning the
young man. Yesterday the Governors
ufilca received an answer 60 the
letter OF inquiry. IN which 10 IL stated
that young clark was present with hts
troop February esuA A. hiH unmr has
not appeared on the daily llHt " cnHu-
alties up 10 June 9th. Cen Ward thinks
Il safe 10 presume that be is rtill with
his company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-14

Encouraged beyond measure by the re-
suits of last weeks Marvellous Selling, we
once more open the floodgates of extraordi-
nary values. We are determined to do the
Biggest business in our career no matter
what the cost, no matter what the loss. No
waiting till the season is gone, but pushing
forcing business in the height of the season.
Come see a few of the Thousand Prices that
will arouse the whole town. set people think
ing, talking and buying. One more chance
at the Low Prices Those who we're not
here last week, come spend this week with us.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO GO ELSE
WHERE.
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IRRIGATION IN UTAH.
Effort Being Made to Reach the Farm
ers Of the State.

Hon. l.. W. shurtlln came down from
ogden yesterday ON business pertaining
TO irrigation matters IN Utah. MIR.
shurtiin Is iu receipt Of % communlca-
ton from Hon. Elwooi Mead, Irrigation
expert, In charge OF the United states
department OF agriculture, Washington,
ia witch the writer asks Co be- fur
nished with list ~ 600 farmers in diff
ferent parts Of Utah. iu order that the
Washington department may got from
them the necessary data ON the subject
0f Irrigation, Mr. ihurtIn uullvi on
socrctnry Hammond and obtained the
names ~ county commissioners, 90
whom he will send circular letters sot-
ting forth ln detail the requirements N
the agricultural department uH out
lined by Mr. Mead re believes that
the farmers of the State can be- best
reached through the commissioners Of
each county.
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u. NJ. Osborne q co. OF n, Y, ncld a
suit Ia the Third district court yestor-
day against n, A. Brown aHd y. =.
Brinton OF springylllc 20 recover on
two causes Of action. the sum Of $50,
alleged 10 be due ON two prnmisHory
notes given as security on a. now Or
borne binder, The last named defend
ant was the ondorser Of tho notes,
The same plaintiff ~ also suing Pc
ter Smith and Ellen Smith, OF Alpine,
20 recover Si35,on two promls1Ory notes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-14

The Salt Lake Hardware company
~ suing the New Philadelphia Iron a.
Steel company Co collect The sum OF
si9iS. nH damages Tor alleged breach
OF contract The complaint alleges
that plaintiff bought from the defcnd-
ant company, through B0wl9s & Stow.
agents, In February last hardware
goods amounting In value 10 $40, 3Ol.5O.
and that defendant later refused to do.
liver the goods to plalntina damage
In the sum named.
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DROWNED IN A TUB.


Special per Dcserot Telegraph
ogden. juno Blast evening be-
tween six and seven o'clock the fifteen
months ola son 81 Alr and Mrs. VIII
lard Jowoll. fcll into a tub Of water
during his mothers absence from tho
room ana WINS drowned.
Physicians were called as soon us
possible ana every effort made 10 roe
rugcltutc the child, but without avail.
The father nf the child Southern Pa
cinr brakeman, was out on the road.
but returned home this morning IN an
swcr 90 a telegram informing him ~
the accident, The loss of the child Ia
"a Fnd blow 90 the parents, and the
mother ls greatly overcome with grief,
Thn lunnral WIN Do hell ilmDrrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-14
FISH on TnE i5Tn.

Fish and Game Warden sharp said
his afternoon thnt some persons were
under tho impression that fishing with
hook and line would be permissible on
the iith int. This IL % mistake. The
open season does not begin until tho
morning 81 the 18Th. and any person
who fishes before that time will De
guilty of violating the law, and N np-
pretended will De- punished. NJ n UNI
lawful 10 take eastern brook or rainbow
trout at any time.
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coNyIor cowLnY INsANn.
Young Sian, sent IN for burglary, Com
mitted to Asylum.

Hyrum Cowloy. n State prisoner. oon-
victcd last April OF burglary and sem
fenced TO nfteen months imprisonment,
a. now AN inmate OF tho asylum 40
Provo, Cowley was arrested along
with another man named joe KIDD,
Both were tried Ia Logan, After cons
vlction KIDD cut his throat ana this
fact Us supposed 20 have had thc eject
OF uuFctuiug Cowboys mind.
one of the unfortunate mans hall
fluctuations is that angels communicate
with him. Last Sunday no Hout word
10 an tho prisoners In the pom" nOti-
Tying them to be ready Tor their de-
livcrance was nt hand,
The examination was conducted he
fore Deputy Clerk Blair and DrH, Young
and Harrison, During tho hearing
Cowloy would dip bis fingers and clap
his hands and otherwise act In n
strange manner llo 80 only twenty
four years old.
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~ funds, the said board has not been
able 20 comply with The wants ul ihe
public Tor now books. This o. not us u
should be- Tho salt Lake city library
has become a public necessity. u ls an
educator to all classes " clilAcna and
% iH the solemn duty ~ this Council
to assist 70 and foster 10 20 the fullest
extent
I'm Wow ~ an these facts. your come
witteo horH leave 60 recommend that
the commlttcr on finance. when pre-
pairing It's statement Tor the next tax
ievy.do not give the library a cold shuul-
der. but that u add 20 the levy One
third of mill Tor library purposes.
And the committee hereby gives notice
that n win insist that "a b. DONE
Referred 60 the committee on n
nance.
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spread rapidly, aud IL WIS soon demonstrated
beyond doubt that cure had at last been
found for deadly Cancer. Evidence has accu-
mulated which is incontrovcrtible, Of which
the following Is II specimen
Cancer IL hereditary In our family, my father. n
disease My feelings may BE- imagined when the hor-
riblo dseaso made It's appearance my side. II
malignant Cancer. eating inwardly In such way
10 cause great alarm. The disease seemed be nd tho
skill " the doctob, for their treatment did 10 good
whatever. the Cancer growing all the while.
Numerous remedies were used for IL. but the Cancer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-14
Local and Foreign Notes on Ameri-
cas- National Game,
SUPERBAs LOSE A GAME.


An alleged High school tcum defeated
the l.. ID. s. Bussincsa College nine at
Lagoon yesterday by scorc OF 70 60
o.. The game was devoid Of Interest
and the small. but select crowd which
was looking on bcrgcd for mercy IN
the seventh. whorcupUn tho players
gathered up their bats and gloves aud
adjourned the contest slime die.
This BE- the story.
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Inherited advised
bottles when cured sound and we'll and have bad
dreadful
for CancerMEs g NJ lDo. Winston. N. @.
Our book Cancer containing other testimonials and valuable
information will be sent FREQ 10 address by tho Swift Specific
Company, Atlanta Georgia
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ga
Two-Baar Hlts-Johuson. Marrcttu.
Double plays-Castlcton tunasalstodl.
Gray 20 MarHcttH
Struck out-ny Smith. o.. by Egn. ..
EEll, g.
Time Of Gamc-Two hours and Nc.
teen minutes.
umpirra-B onnott ana Sears
Trouble has at last struck the Short
Line camp. Catcher Shannon. Tor the
rnllroadors, lcft that aggregation ycs-
tcrdny and undertook 20 pilgrimage To
team.
Car Horne has fallen from grace. for
Frank Gimlln was elected manager of
The ogden baseball nine last evening
The resignation ~ tho famous umpire
was accepted with nlacHtyi II will take
eject July 1.
In the East yesterday Rrooklyn piled
NJ one more win In the process of
playing % double header AZ wash
inrton, philadelphia performed tho
trick ~ beating the HpuutofH two
straight AZ New York the Giants
downcd the Champions hy good hnae
summing, A. Cleveland the plttsburE
N'fAN HhAN tA"N"fNNN|H AANNIA MNINn nNma
cess the latter handed but seven blg
ripe errors.
Phlllippi NJ Louisville was the frat
league pitcher land tho second pitcher
IN the country Gray % Bunalo being
the hrHp 20 shut out an opposing team
without "a hlt or run Tho falt was
performed May So against the Ncw
iorks, who only got two men 10 nrst
base IN The entire rumc-onc on base
ON balls the other on an error.
Tho 81 Louis reporters have oult al.
ready. The Mound city papers all say.
now that they have seen tho baltimore
ana bnHtpuH WALTON the pCrfectuH. that
both viii beat out ST. Louis They fnu
~ take account ~ the fact that with
llurkvtt ana Mexican On Tobyau'a team
was hardly IN prpnrr shape 20 moot
such powerful antagonists on even
terms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-14
sTANpINa oF am cLrns-


boston AZ New York.
Brooklyn at Baltimore.
Cincinnati az chicago.
pittHhurg az Cleveland
81. Louis at Louisville.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
baltimore, 10; Brooklyn. 80 FIRST game.
Baltimore o; brooklyn, g; second
game.
Washington, 10; Philadelphia, II; nrst
game.
washington o. Philadelphia, 2. Sec
ond ramo
New York. G. BOSTON 4.
Cleveland, G; pittFhurF TO-
BROKE EVEN
baltimore. Juno il.-Balumore and
brooklyn played q double header today
and broke even. Six singles, q two base
hit, two passes 70 first and three errors
In the seventh inning OF the opening
game gave the orioles eight runs.
Hughes was the gtoadiod In tho second
trial. -Four singles ana q triple gave
Baltimore what seemed q winning lead
IN the last inning but Kittson was an
easy mark and folding errors behlnd
him turned the tide Of Victory, Attend
ance, l,2es.
scoRE-FGRsT GAME.
H. IT, H.
baltimore 90. '''''s 's'.s,.,,,lO 10
brooklyn -. 90. ..... zee. ,,.,.,3
nattorios-McGlnty and Robinson;
MoJamcs and Farrell
sCORE-sECOND GAME.
II, H. Il,
baltimore '''. .'''' SUNNI. II
brooklyn .s.'' 90. 90, 80, ..s.,. II
batteries Klttson, Robinson and
ChrlEhHm. IluuhpH and Grim IfmuIraa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-14

The board OF public works complained
~ need OF legal advice and
said that several letters 60 the city
attorney rcqueating his opinion 100 cuu-
ncUtion with tho Culm1r- IenuinEa pave
Ing contract had not bUOn replied Go,
a motion was adopted by the board.
asking the Council Co employ n CONF
petent attorney for the board. Re-
forred 90 the committee on municipal
laws.
The request Of the board af health
that the city engineer be- aH "a 90
report sewer extensions, etc; nlv, lines
~ city lands on which night soil may
be- dumped. aud that he inspect the
plumbing In the public school bulldlngr
toe
The city engineer asked Tor tho cons
atruction Of o. wclr. IN cost Si2n 60
measure the water 10 which Mrs. bud
Ter ia entitled. Referred 10 the irrl-
cation committee.
The annual report N the public H..
brary. asking for more funds and more
room the rooms now occupied boy the
city rnCotuor-wuH referred 90 the
committees ON library and control
REVOLUTIONS GALORE.
Robertson offered a resolution dlrcct-
ing tho Irrigation committee % report
IN the last communication uf the .nri-
ncer regarding tho likelihood of the
city'H losing valuable water rights In
Jordan NarruwH. ForuHtrum wanted
% referred 60 the committee on vicc-
lions. A. a substitute CnlllHicr moved
that r. weir be- nut IN ne tho head NJ
the Salt Lake and Jordan canal Rob
ortaun favored the weir and predicted
n-nrht with the Power company whom
the qucHtion " water rights ~ brought
up. The question created lots Of talk
and the weir was voted down. . to
g.
4 rcroluiien by Robertson was
adopted. ordering the wntorworkH
streets. irrigation. health and cngi-
necring departments 90 report 60 the
Council az ~ noNt meeting. nm item-
ited statement ~ the amount expended
for regular work Tor special work. and
work done fnr other departments
A resolution BY Robertson was TO
frrred 90 tho cowmltte on streets IN
Hiructinr the street supervisor 20 cut
down all crossings put IN by private
parties 20 grade
Buckle introduced a resolution which
was unanimously adopted. inHtriictlur
the superintendent NJ wutprworks 60
report 20 the Council the present com
dillon Of parloy'H canyon crock. and 10
have an analysis ~ the water made
and report the same.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-14
Results Fatally in Nine
Gases Out Of Ten
Cure Found al Last.

operation, because the disease n vir1ent
poison the blood circulating throughout the system, and although
tho ulcer known the Cancermay bo cut away, the
poison romans in tho blood and promptly breaks out ah with
renewed violence
The wonderful s. s. s. in curing Obstinate deprecated
blood diseases which considered ncurabe induced few do
spang sufferers try for Cancer ao exhausng the skill Of
the physicians without Much to their delight S. proved
eua 70 the dnse and promptly effected Tho glad nows
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CANCER IS DEADL Y!

This fearful disease often first appears
MS moro scratch, a pimpio. or lump in
the breast, too small 10 attract any
notice. until in many cases, the deadly
disease is fully developed.
Cancer can not be- cured by surgical
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-14

fia,itfcs- wcyhlre. D0nccn and SIC.
Guile; D1to.u.. B-ruhardt and VI Far
land.
scORE-sEcoNp GAME.
H. n. Il.
Washington COCO. GOO. COCO. 90.
Philadelphia ... ....s ...... ..s.
Batteriea-Mercor aud Butler; Plat
ana Douglass
BEANEATERs DOwNED.
New York. June lathe Giants de-
fcated the Hustnus through good base
running by Doyle iu the fourth and a
Wild throw by Long Doe The seventh.
Both Seymour and Lewis pitched we'll
The latter was fortunate in having sew
orul apparent safe hits cut OF by ncld-
crs. Attendance, $500.
SCORE
r. II. y.
New York ..... &c. ... 90. ..,.. 9
Boston .... ..ss sss... ,.. .s.s Z
Blttcrlcs-Lewla and Bergen; scy-
mour and Warner tmpirc1 Lynch
and Connolly.
CAsT-OFFB SAD FATE.
Cleveland o.. June i9-Thr Glove
lands went down again today before
the pittshurr team. Their errors COM
tributod largely 90 the result Attcnd-
ancc. scvcnty.nyc.
SCORE.
H. II. T..
Cleveland &c. '.... .,.... zee o. u
Plttsburg DO. ...... .....,.. ...iO 10 o
uatterlcs-Itncppcr and schrccon-
gost. ilhlnos ana IioWcrman. Umpire
-uanncy.
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Borent Euglcbrctuon sent In O. claim
FOR 5000 us damages on account or tho
deposit by the rising waters OF the Jur-
dan. OF scware upon his land Referred
Co committee on claims, with the city
attorney aHoclnted.
Joseph Whitley asked for the frrc
use NJ room In city aud county
building for class and lecture work ON
law, Referred tn committee ON con-
toll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-14
ITCHING HUMORS

csss sS. s c. s 9sYl . az ss IL.
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Allen said the question as 10 who
should DO the work was Of great Inn
pariancc To the municipality, but he
behaved he owed % higher duty 10 the
people ana that was TO see there was
10 further suffering Tor lack NJ water
Ne very much regretted the turn Of
hHaira hut lnhsmuch aH the members
were called upon 10 face u he believed
me best thing 10 do would be 10 make
test question OF the 800 feet OF pipe
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RIlE

cost. Rhlncs and Howcrman. umpi
-Oumncy.