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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-01-19
PLEASURE CALENDAR.

January l0,-Fair of Young Mems c.
L. A. B. Corps AT Grand opera house
hall. Admission. cents.
January 21.-Annual fair Of the Cti-
zens' Hose Company at Yannes' opera
house, closing January 30 with ball.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-01-19

A. Oswald sells three bars of grand
mas butter milk soap for the small sum
OF sc.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-01-19
PRICES OF CANDY
REDUCED.

The New York Confectionery Mandatory
takes pleasure in announcing to its patrons
and the people of Freeand that the prices of
its large and varied assortments of candies
and confectionery have been reduced from 20
to 50 per cent. Until further notice we will
sell as follows:
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-01-19
"STORY OF THE PHILIPPINES. y
BY Murat Halstead.

By Murat HalStead.
STORY of the Philippines is the title of the
best book published on the new Eastern Pos
sessions Of the United States. 1t is written in
a clear. vigorous style by the famous author
and editor and noted war correspondent,
Murat Hnlstead.
John Billy, of Freeland, is agent for Free
land and vicinity, and will call for your order.
Every home should have this standard book
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-01-19
NAMING THE CANDIDATES
REPUBLICAN POOR DISTRICT AND
TOWNSHIP TICKETS.
william Leib, of Harleigh, Seiectod to
Run for Poor Director-Walter Rich
ards Still Controls His Patty in Foster
Township.

Monday opened up the political con-
ventions in this vicinity-the Rcpubli-
cans nominating their poor director here
that afternoon and their Foster ticket
at Woodside that evening. The result
of each convention was not satisfactory
to all those who were interested, and
predictions of Democratic success in the
poor district and in Foster were freely
made by Republicans.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-01-19

For township clerk Samuel Miers, OF
Sandy Valley, Was nominated by acclx-
nation.
John Davis, of Eckley, and George
Ginter, of Woodside, locked horns for
treasurer. with this result:
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-01-19
Good 1OC Candy
AT sc A LIB.
Fine 15c Candy
AT 1Oc A LIB.
French Mixed Candy
Formerly 13c a Id.
Now Sold at &c a lb.

All other candy largely reduced in price.
Our assortment is by far the most complete
ever offered for the inspection of Freeand
people, and we guarantee the purity and
quality of our goods. As we sell nothing but
candy you should come to us when you want
value for your money.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-01-19

Thos. &. August, of Upper Lehigh,
was renominated for auditor.
William Leib, candidate for poor
gathering dispersed, half the Rapubli-
cans vowng vengeance and the remain
der hoping for success.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
TRIP TO THE SOUTH,
by President Lorenzo Snow and Party
II Mapped Ont.

President Jorcnzo snow contemplate.
a visit 10 nouthcyn Utah commencing
next Monday that will extend over a
prrloi u two weeks or more.
The party. that will consist OF
ptraident Lorenzo SNOW. prcAldent Ins.
y. hmith. Apostles Francis ~, Lyman.
ltudEer claws0n. together with Elders
seymour ", Young and bishop w. H.
Preston will leave Halt Lake city on
Monday, the 18th. ana Journey by train
To Mecunr station, below Milford,
where the party will BE- met by tho
Presidency of the Washington SAX.
and several prominent citizens 81 ~.
ucorgc, From this point they viii drive
10 ~, ucorEc. who're they will arrive by
Tuesdaj evening. all being we'll.
After brief atny In that city tho
entire party VIII witt and hold meet.
insn IN the following settlements ere
they return To Salt Lake city
kanarra, Cedar. pnrowan, lienver,
Meadow, kanosh. Fillmore. Holden
Two gpoi hueishoari1 viii DO shipped
from this city Tor the W. OF the tray.
elcrs while the isnainder of tho con.
veyancea VIII be provided by the resi-
dents on route who arr overlooked al
the PROSPECT 81 the visit 81 tho yenera.
bic President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

Armour q Co positively deny IN. =.
port said TO have been cabisd Il,
Hamburg that Mr.. T.. n Ar,e,..',' ~ y
seriously ~. They have ro,sl,.a, -
direct cables from him that ab.,is,l,l
contradict any such report. the IN e,,
late last night. wv
The British shin Loeb sloy. Csn,,,.
Nlcoi. from clyde On Januafy slf n.
Adelaide and Meihaufno. M
on Kangaroo Island Ann sttb -
passengers and twenty-five Of IN. ~
were drowned. w
In spite OF precautionary ne.,,..
virulent smallpox II spreading In ~,
lin. The disease was Imported into a..
many by iiuts'an iahorrra AMI ~. ~
ready spread To iselohn. wucrsbufs ~
Hanover.
With secret initiaiory exercise. IN.
well Known suffrage leader Rus.n n
Anthony and Rev. Anna Howard 49,,
have bscn made members Of Au.s.is..
womcn'a Relief CORPS No. Il.
pr. J. g. Hammer, head u the dst.r.
mont ~ geology, stanfard uniVsisli,
Cal, with y party OF students, Viii ls,,,
to-day for the purpose of studying n,
coral formations along the liarnI.s
coast. The data gathered hy ~ ~.
petition will b. publiNhe'i by iiaftal
university.
Mr. Josephine Wallace. molhsr I,
Edna Wallace Hopper the notfsss IA,
purchased NOuther farm. near sa
f..andrn In Alameda county. Cal. al
the place will BE- transformed Into 4
fruit farm aud country home.
REV. walter Myrun y. Lowell ~.
mcriy pastor Of baptist church 4
Ecnncbunk. Maine. and more ftcfniiy
preaching at cornndo under Melhodg
supervision. has sued Captain H. or.
tis. OF Ken chunk for criminal lIlsi.
end proposes 20 bring a civil suit ~
tto.Ooo damages.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
Charley Hoy Coming to Claim His
Legal Wife.
KIDNAPPED" BY LADIES.
An Goo IL In TIL. city In the Care Of
Certain soIieitous
Women.

Charley Hoy. the legal husband OF
the missing All Goo will arrive home
from San FraIc,rco either tonight or
tomorrow morning. when he arrives
he promises to spring sensation on
the sait Lake public to the extent that
he proposes to make things warm for
certain mcddlerome parties who have
inierfercd with his domestic relations.
The true story regarding the romance
o. Plum alley reads like one OF Lincoln
]. Carriers proof sheets
Hoy legally married the Acknowledged
All Goo In Denver some time ago and
subsequently brought her TO Salt Lake
CITY. where they rented an ncathctlc
basement on Plum alley and billed and
cuocd like n pair OF turtle doves Scene
two Introduces the villain In the per-
son OF Wing Dun. who. ~ aircady
stated. IL a cousin Of Hoy. Charley.
II absent some three weeks In the
calender month. thinks II would be-
very nice 20 rot his wife n protector
during his absence Who should he
Tetf Why. Wing. OF course. No soon.
81 said than done, and the dim.colored
Wins vas Installed "a lord chief pro.
tector u the bride To see An uoo
the winged cupid on the scene.
Act II. scene J. nnds Hoy kissing his
bride farewell ere he departs for San
Francisco. Wing stands In the back
ground. In the regulation Villains
patent feathers. ana smokes "a cigarette
TO slow music aa the curtain descendr.
Scene n. time $3.50 a. M.
The hero has suspected something
and returns on the $50 train form Og-
den; h. enters the Nat on Plum alley
and starts back what II thia9" he
cries. and enters tho right upper en-.
trance. Two seconds later Wing
makes hasty exit down stage. taking
~ the one the words = am undune."
Apparently he II Tor his clothes follow
him In sections through the door. Hoy
II Indignant. and his wife has q bad
quarter Of an hour. but the curtain ui-
tlniatcly falls on a pretty reclamation
scene.
Act III scene gives a glance ~ tho
crafty Wing plotting with certain good
ladies OF this city 10 ahduct the aforr.
said Mrs. Hoy. whom the Villain NJ the
play represents 10 b. the victim ~ ah-
duction and fofciblo detention b.
fiendlsh. iustful Mongollnn. tn ladies
are horrincd and az the same time
charmed with the Christian spirit
shown by the faithful Wing Dun and
f sran Plum s'a sas IN Is ss Villain ma aS ssS
handed over to the good white ladies'
for safe keeping. Then the villain says
"liAl ha' and exits.
Act " has not been STAGED yet. but
the curtain will go NJ tomorrow. when
possibly the villain will die to slow mu-
ale.
The above IL the solution of the ro-
nance of Plum alley. Wing Dun. 20
say those who know. talked certain
ladies Of this city into saving An Goo"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
PERSONAL.


a a at....a.s - 49, v..ts a. t..ut.t
N, me r,,Il', " w" '"
- A. c,',a.. 4. ,.,,. ,.ou ,.v,n
~ 'uther ""mh i'v,n 's's'n
abode. ..,.t...
A,nopr Tho Kru,.,ora arrivals a. 1
~ Mile az u. Ia Mar Ney.
G. q. I.AHelle, from tho Golden Gate
city. Ii auartered at the Kenyon.
A nutte eiti.en named a.. N Grimm.
In at the White House.
u, w Rode came down today from
the Idaho town that reports the name
Of pocntello. He n at tho Walker.
~ the Cullen Il Mrs, l.. Dunn Of
binsham' She arrived In tho city THIS
morning
~ y; n'nsn ., onlo " W ,ns wy
49," -" '''N'H F'"'' u" w"
WV"
9. j, compton OF Pocntello II In town
WaiLer'
-, a, o.. a.. ,x..,.,.,
-. =, ,Nun, ~ wv N"u'h'''u
gentleman ,,nm Tho onak.r c,,v
named N. m Mecafter a nnIer he
nyat..tins Wing ~ an. Italu.s
~ ss.,',.. A., -. -, W.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
WEBER MURDER CASE.
Slayer of Og'ien's Police Captain Put
ON Trial Today.

Special per Deserct Telegraph.
brigham city. Utah. May 9.-The
murder case ~ James Morgan. who
killed Captain WIN Brown at the
Hot springs was the FIRST case 10 come
before District Judge e. n. Hart this
morning. George H. Chase and ]. u.
can are MorEan'r attorneys, while n.
II, Jones, the county attorney. Is pros
vcutlng. The court room was packed to
H. utmost capacity, all eager TO get a
glimpse " the prisoner when brought
Into the court room Morgan WIS very
calm, though not talkatlve. He was
DRESSED very neatly and made a favor
able impression by his appearance. The
morning session was devoted exclu-
flyeiy To empanellng a jury, and II II
very evident that II will take the re-
maindcr % the day before tho Jury viii
be- complete, Witnesses viii begin
their teitimony tOmorroy, Considers
bio sympathy IL felt for tho youthful
desperate, u great many people hoping
the courts decision viii be- life impria-
onment instead ~ death, II the report
that Morgan n an escaped convict can
BE- proven his sympaihlzers viii soon
leave him
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Theodore Helnh on Trial for Prac-
ticing Without License.
lie Is NOT A PHYSICIAN.
ISIS Methods are Electrical and 1sis
Tsrses uheu.nstism-An Inter.
eating Case.

A case that IL exciting a great deal
Of Intercrt In local medical circles IL
that of Theodore II. Heintz which came
up before Justice McMnstcr this after
noon. and which was postponed for one
week. The defendant WINS arrested
early last February on complaint Of I'll
A. POLAND Of the health department.
who alleges that IIcin,z has been pre-
scriblng for the physical ailments Of
divers pcfrons for fcon. and otherwise
representing himself to be n physician
when he had no license. The defend
ants attorn-yr. Powers. Straup and
f.ippman. expect 10 prove that the nc
otircd haa not violated the law rssu-
lnting the practice ~ medicine and that
the Incentive for his arrest was malice,
For some months past Mr.. Hclutk has
been located In the Tcmpleton building
where II ~ sahi he hns been treating
people afflicted with rheumatism ny
some electrical process. lie dvs- not
claim to be u physician and argues
most ~mf,haticaiiy that he has pre-
acrihed no mcdicli.c. hut has merely
confined himself 10 the treatment OF
r'heumatism. ~ mentioned.
Some OF the most eminent medical
men In Salt Lake nrc ~ the opinion
that the proceedings now Instituted
against Heintx arr the results ~ envy
and spite ON tho part 81 certain doe
tors
The cn-~ will he vigorously fought In
caae II II pushed 20 n conclusion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
THE CONDUIT CASE AGAIN.
Jury is Enspsnsiied aud Action nsHins
In circuit Couu-Judse usiies
On the Bench.

In the United States circuit court
today Hon. Moses iIallctt Of Denver. on
the bench. the case Of Joseph ~. Smith
Il nj. plaintinr. w Salt Lake city. de-
PENDANT. was taken up. This II the
PaTlcy'a canyon conduit case. involving
t,o.ooo. claimed M due To the plaintiffs
on contracts In building the conduit
The jury list was exhausted when
only eleven Jurors had been accepted.
and Maflhai Muller was directed by
the court 60 bring IN three more Jurors
from on the street, and the remaining
Juror. MIR. Evans. was thus secured.
THE JURY.
Following ara tho names Of the
Juror.
Thomas y. Rouschc. william ~.
streeper. Joseph Andrus. william II.
Blood, u. G. Hiii. RaAmuH crlntofier-
son. James A. Bcan. John Y. Smith.
william Prescott. iiyrum y. Thomas.
Edwin Y. Parry ana ". y. Evans.
tn" ease IL being conducted for the
plaintiffs by Hon. J. ". Judd. who has
returned from Nashville temporarily
for the purpose. and for the city by
Hons. y. y. Richards and e. W. Hail.
Judge Judd IL assisted by Mr. oscar
Renter u Denver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
A SMOOTH STRANGER.
lie Gets a Dmft Ca-hed aud Then
Leaves the Town.

Manager samuel y. Fcnion Of ,ha In-
ter-Mountain Electric supply company
Ia mourning the loss of SO. Mr. Fem
ton doesn't 20 much mind tho loss ~
the money but II IL a fart that he Ii
beginning 90 lose confidence In man
kind AT large, II happened this way;
Last week a Mr., y. ". Parsons, who has
IN past years been connected With the
electrical business came 10 town. Mr.
FcniOn know him well or at least he
thought he did, lie had bought thou
sands ~ dollars Of goods from him In
the past when he used to represent "A
San Francisco firm, hut later re-
verses overlook Parsons and he lost his
business and finally tried one thing aud
another until when he struck town ten
days ago he was working on a San
francisco weekly paper; at least 30
said Parsons, and parsons never lie,
What II more h. produced document
tary evidence 10 back up his assertion,
Finally Just a week ago Parsons said
he was going 10 Denver IN tho course
Of business; he was temporarily short
Of fundH-"could Mr., Fenton be 30
kind as 10 cash n small draft Totally
dlrarned by the small amount Mr.. Fem
ton said, "Why, cert" This morning the
draft. like tho cat In the ballard. came
back. only II was branded N. q. And
now Mr.. fenton quotes the hero of Ten
Thousand "A Year and says, ''---ev-
eryhody anyhow"
II IL sud that Parsons has left two
similar memsntoes behind him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
OFFICIAL CALL.

There WIN be meeting In the lecture
hall Of tho IAtter,day Saints College
Templeton building. at p m WehneH-
day. May 10Th, All committees VINO
have been appointed 10 assist IN ar.
Judgements and all representatives OF
woman'a organizations. OF whaie'',
name. and an other women Interested
In the peace movement are cordially
Invited To attend
EMMELINE u. WELLS,
Ei.MTNA =. TAYLOR,
MINNIE J. SNOW. In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
Offices Distributed Equally Between
Democrats and Republicans
WILL TAKE HOLD AT ONCE.


In accordance with the proyislons Of
the District Attorneys act. passed by
the last LEGISLATURE and which went
into effect today. Gov. Wells this af-
ternoon issued procinmations naming
district attorneys for the Fourth, Fifth.
sisih and seventh judicial districts. A.
follows
Fourth dif,fict Samuel a. King Of
Provo.
flf,h district. Thomas Marrioncaux
Of Beaver.
sixth district. John y. chldes,cr Of
pangultch.
seventh district. y. y. Woods Of cas-
Tie Dale.
The appolnteea will assume the duties
Of their Offices a. soon as they have
given bonds In the sum OF 5000 each.
Their successors will be elected In
November. 1900. 10 take Office the FIRST
Monday IN January, 1901.
Mesfrr. King and Marrioncaux are
Democrats. and Mersru. chldcater and
Woods ARE Republicans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

Harrington aud hspubiie fiis Articles
capitalization aud Incorporstor-.

Articles 81 incorporation ~ the Bur.
lngton and itepuhiir Mining oonpan.
les were fled with tho county clerk
today, the former with a capitalization
Of 100000, aud shares at u each, and
the latter's capital stock liked al 80. 600
divided Into 400 900 shares of the mar
Nello 81 nyo cents each.
Tbs burlington incorpOrators are, 4.
II. crabbe, W. l.. Piokafd. q. q. Eiing.
wood, w, L. Plckard IT,. n. y, Nrsien.
H. Whitaker, all " Salt Lake CIV
ana q, w Vallery Of Denver, The com.
nanyH property u situated IN tile west
Ttntlc Mining district and consists ~
the Utah. Fl. Louis No. 4. and Inc Attn
claims. e, q. Ellingwood IL president,
u W Nerlen. secretary, and ~, l..
flckhri ~, treasurer.
Thr inrorporniorH ~ tho Repubile
Mining company arei John Moore' Din.
mond city, JuRb county: Donnia AMI.
IVAN, Eureka Hcrmon W. Horne. Wv
i'm y, strange, Thomas e. BAILEY and
John w D0nnellan, an u Sail Lake
and James H. Drlsool Of Euroka. The
eompnny'a property Is the Vepubiio
lode mining clnlm, situated in The hin.
te district. hermon W. Horne IL presi.
dent; John moore. Viee.prcsideni,
Thomas q. bailey, secretary. and John
W. Donnellnn, treasurer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

Caase To be ue.vd os %. Merits Bsf.ss
the snpseme Ccart. Msy 18th.

The Supreme Court yesterday dis.
missed the appeal OF r. !. Everlii W.
oeofHe swan, city auditor. appellant.
and today modified the same BY having
Clerk Palmer fnadify the record ~ NJ
~ mako the order ~ dismissal read.
The appeal hcrrin IL dismissed With
out prejudice This morning Attorney
u. ". Hempstcad. % Counsel for the 10.
sp"ndent Evettil, moved that the cause
be heard on ~ merits Thursday, May
18th. The motion was allowed.
Evefill IN ono % the seven depored
policemen. and he applied TO the dis
Wet court Tor an alternative writ %
mandate 10 compel the Auditor TO issue
70 HIN and compatfiota "a warfunt for
ss.t,v, alleged 10 be due them on ac-
count Of salary. Judge Cherry granted
the writ when the city appealed. HAD
yesterdays dismissal been allowed To
riand, the men would have got their
money a. the order practically meant
ci-i0n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
INFORMATION WANTED.

A Airs. Sophie Johnson Anderson has
a half-brOther-Absi JohnHon-in Utah.
~ one time he lived In Sandy. salt
Lake county. but she believes he has
moved from there soma years since.
lie was born In Stockholm. Sweden.
Was seaman for a number OF years
prior to Joining the Mormon" Church.
lie Il now about hfty years Of age. II
Abel johnson VIII write TO Sophia J..
Anderson, ~ Front e.. ~. Paul, MINI,
II Will aford his sister much happiness
TO hear from him. Mr.. JohnHon'H
fathers name was Johanaa johnson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

sales os the Utah Exchange Reached .
Gosd Total

There was no scarcity Of orders on
the Utah Exchange today and consc.
auently the brokers ala good business.
the sales reaching 1850 shares. which
sold for the sum OF sa.goeso. Cedar VAL
Icy was a big seller. i..coo shares chang
Ing hands Mt q to 1 cent share.
Daisy had numerous takcrs ut u cents.
while Four Aces sold close In % and
ucyser. Marion an business at 20.
There was good demand for Joe Bow
cru around is,t and Bowers Extension
took part at iiii. Midnight bowers
went at an. and Martha Washington
sold freely at " to igh. Northern
peter changed hands at n. a total of
1000 shares finding takers at this figure.
Quotations were posted az followH.
Figures were posted ~ foilowsi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
All GOO STILL MISSING.
One Thing Certain, Not at the Paddock
Home.

An Goo. the winsdme Acknowledged
srrtwhllc better half u Charley Hoy.
ESQ. Il s,ili missing. and the plot
thiekenr. Il was given out this morn
inE that Wing Dun. who plays Damon
10 IIoy's Pythlas. had with due regard
TO the safety Of the damscl. removed
the Firl TO the cornelia Paddock home
on g street. during the absence ~ her
spouse On section hand roundup.
Mrs. Cassidy, tho matron at tho
home, this morning omphatically de-
MED the story 90 a News" reporter.
The lady stated that she had never hnd
Chinese Eirl or woman In the home.
and consequently the missing Mon
Folian maiden was not on the premises.
Down on Plum alley roundup 81 tho
OrisntAl colony drrw a blank. No one
knew anything regarding tho "chlna
girl" Nothing was unoarthod, save
few invetsrnte gamblers. who were In
dulginK IN surroptltl0uz game ~
cards that promptly terminated with
the advent Of the reporter. A few
choice and unclansined varieties "
odors were encountered In and around
that select boulevard, together with a
boiled owl edition ~ the pipe hitting
fraternity, who, when questioned In the
best classic Tartaric, comminEied with
pigeon English, regarding the latest
developments In tho All Goo myrtory.
doomed hts hat ana tired look In his
eyes simultaneously and calculated
'Ah-."
hoy il expected 10 arrive home To-
doubt set AZ rest many conflicting
stories regarding his bosom friend and
the ex.sunday school scholar the dun.
cOlorcd Wing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

Another excursion to the Tlntic min.
Ing district has been arranged by the
H. q. ", for sunday, May liih. 10 the
camps Of Eureka, Mammoth, silver
city and Diamond. which comprise the
district. IN the opinion Of many expert
mining men, the Tintic district n but
IN the firrt stages of it, development
ana that tho future viii crowd II To
the front rank na n producer of gold.
silver. lead ana copper. The train VIII
leave saw Lake city Sunday next At
sos u. mi Murray. hiiI a. mi bingham
Junction, si25 u. mi Lehl, S;bh n. ms
American Fork, $500 q. m.i Provo, gish
a. mi sprlngville, $40 q. nj spanish
Fork, p'ba n. nj paynOn, 1000 a. m,
and Goshen az 1918 a. ~.
The train viii carry plenty ~ COM
Portable hrst-elass coaches and Hmok-
inE cars,
on the return trip II will leave silver
city NJ $3.50 y. m.i Mammoth. at rs
y. mi and Eureka at $500 y, m. The
round trip 81 from Salt Lake
City, Murray and bingham Junction
and 81 from Utah county points.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
RAILROAD NOTES.


General Superintendent Calvin. OF the
Short Line, has gone out on the road.
Lieut. Col uirard. late Of the Six
teenih Infantry, at the Fort. but now
In charge Of the hospital az San Fran
cisco, for the volunteers. let today Tor
Ban Francisco.
Mrs. WIN Dlnwoodey left for the
coast today,
WIN Andrews. mining broker. LEFT for
Denver last nirht.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09

south this morning, after exanlnins, ,h,.
Horn silver and Washington mine. n,
Frisco The former IN going along ~
81 yore, while the latter IN lfraduaily
Improving, the orr body, SAYS Mr.
Farnsworth. getting bigger and broader
MS depth n attained In the mine. The
property ls In excellent shape and those
Interested are highly elatrd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
SPANISH BULL rIGnT.

Tho Edison Co. az Ia Main H. vii
put on tho liull flght this wcck and q
number 81 other wonderful inoylhf
SCENES. Eli Orccn'u Cake Walk an.
great many scenes never before seen y
Salt Lake. Admission 10 e., This WI
BE- the last week OF tho grca, spanish
Hull fight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-09
DISCRETION is Alleged.

Thomas ~. Shannon. a Bingham
mining man. has commenced action for
divorce from his wife. Ida shannon. on
the sround OF desertion. According to
the complaint the parties intcrinarried
over Hik years agu. and the husband
alleges that his wife deserted him
more than year ago. and II now some.
wh.re In Colorado.