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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
TEN DAYS EACH.
That is What Timmony Gave Brace
Of Fighters.

A row that came near ending fatally
occurred at a feeding corral on South
State street about O'Clock Saturday
night. The combatants were A. 5.
Benjamin and W l.. De Moss. The
former is proprietor OF the corral and
the latter Is an Indian scout about 70
years Of age De-Moss had been EN-
ployed by Benjamin for several weeks
and II seems that their relations were
not always OF the pleasant variety
Saturday night they had quarrel and
one called the other a liar. Benjamin
grabbed a heavy lamp and threw II
with terrific force at the scout. 1t
struck the old man over the eye In
flictlng a dangerous wound De-Moss
then took a hand. and a club and paid
his respects to Benjamin. officer Mil
ner rushed to the scene OF the conflict
and placed the men under arrest. This
afternoon they pleaded guilty 10 the
charge OF fighting
why did you do it?' asked Judge
Timmony.
well replied De-Moss. Benjamin
stuck his face too close 10 mine and
hit IL. | got the worst Of II but am
a cripple and that's the reason"
Their portion was ten days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
POLICE POINTERS.

The police are on the lookout for a
couple OF fellows who broke into the
Oregon Short Line depot at Bountiful
last Saturday night and purloined
therefrom several dollars worth OF
goods.
The ordinance which provides against
Sunday DRINKS was shivered to atoms
yesterday. and Lowrie Danlleman con-
trlbuted his full share TO the work. In
fact, he even went so far as TO disturb
The peace and dignity OF his betters and
then had the temerity TO object when
gathered In by the officers,
9 g 9
Another individual who imblbed 700
freely Is Il. r. Naight The extreme
popularity OF his action lies In the fact
that he was the proud possessOr Of
temperance pledge when arrested for
drunkenness. He explained mat
tiers by asserting that he thought he
had left the pledge home, The officers
believe. however, that Voight was saw
ing IL for New Years.
James Smith got so hilarious that
Officer Roberts felt compelled 90 per-
form the painful duty Of hauling him
In. AT the station, Smith delivered a
dissertation on the beaules OF s0briety
and wound up by trying 10 borrow a
dime from an officer lie was given
q berth In Che drunk house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
PERSONAL.
ooo>o~~~.~~o~~~~o~~o~~~

Hon. W. H. Roylance Is up from
Springville
Grant Snyder came down from Park
City yesterday.
A. l.. Dover and his family are here
from Aspen, Colorado.
John B. Ashton is registered at the
Cullen, hailing from Chicago.
+. r. Wood Is In from Castledale
and Is at the Walker.
Charles S. Ford went out 10 Tusca-
rora, Nevada, today to look after the
building Of mill out there.
Judge W. NJ. McCarty went to Ogden
this morning to sit In the Citizens bank
case In place OF Judge Rolapp.
Morton Clay is up from stateline. He
reports that camp 10 he In A splendid
condition and that II will become one
Of the greatest in the state.
b. W. Mayer OF New York is stopping
at the Kenyon. as are II. II. Nile, Oma-
ha, Ed. Lesgyrosky, San francisco, and
B. W. Long Denver
Attorney Lindsay r. Rogers has re-
turned from Idaho, where he has been
deS. d.nE y. A. Nelson n"d Edward
Pierce, two Utah men, In trial for
breach Of the Idaho sheep laws. Mr..
Rogers succeeded in having the men ac-
quilted.
Evanston News-Reglster: Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Beckwith departed Tuesday
for Salt Lake City, where they Will
make their future home, Mr.. Beckwith
having secured a position In bank In
that city.
Boise statesman-B. X. Bannister.
general manager Of the Utah Power
company, arrived yesterday from og-
den Mr.. Bannister Is consulting en-
gineer for the Payette dam and electric
power project. He says the surveys
will be commenced In few days. The
enterprise, he says. involves the Invest
ment OF about $4,000. He says the
enterprise Is a most merltorious and
feasible one, being one OF the largest
electric power undertakings In the his
tory Of the west.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04

officers want him he cannot be found.
Or. Foxw0rthy, etc, Is a physician By
profession and IS well educated. lie
arrived In town Tuesday last with q
woman. registered al the Hotel Roberts
as Or and Mrs J. o. Mote. Blackioot'
Ida. on Tuesday afternoon ne lntro-
duced himself TO County PHYSICIAN
Robinson as Or. FOxworthy, OF iowa
stating that he was having hard iuck'
Dr. Robinson gave his brother nedlcp
some financial assistance and made ar
rangements Tor his board ana lodgings
al the Hotel Grler. The stranger was
endeayoring 10 further work the local
doctor when the latter discovered that
the man Of many aliases was liying
dual he IN Provo DR. Foxworthy, on
Friday. secured livery rig from ;. w.
sharp and went TO American Fork, on
Saturday Mr.. Sharp was notified that
The man had left Chris Beck's place at
American Fork without paying ms
bills sheriff Storfs was notified and
with Mr.. sharp. located the doctor and
his alleged wife AT hotel In Pleasant
Grove. He told the officers plausible
story and promised TO return TO Provo
with Nj. sharp as soon as he had COLI
lected some money owing for profess
slonal services The sheriff being gone
DR.. Foxworthy refused 20 60 with Mr.
sharp. on returning 20 Provo w. ID.
Roberts. Jr, swore out n complaint
against DR.. ]. o. Mote for jumping his
board bin at the Hotel Roberts, the Of
ficer was unable 10 find the man or
woman when he returned 10 Pleasant
Grove and 1t Is thought they walked
out " town. All day Sunday was spent
In searching Tor them without success.
A number Of people have reported that
they had been worked" or an endeavor
had been made 20 work them The
present whereabouts Of the couple is a
mystery but the officers have not given
up the hunt. The doctor worked Ogden
lately as Or. Molten, and Tlntic district
as DIR. Mutt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
COUNTY BOARD MATTERS.

At today's meeting OF the county
commissioners w. c. Willis, a civil
engineer asked for the appropriation
OF $50 for fifteen autographed mounted
maps Of Salt Lake City. Petitioner says
he has made drawing of the map and
intends having It Autographed proyid-
ing he can obtain sufficient aid. Re
ferred TO committee on pauper and In
firmary.
A number Of residents Of Pleasant
Green and ToOele, asked the board 10 re-
pair the Tooele road extending from the
west line OF the county. Referred to
committee on roads and bridges.
Elevator Operator Charles ], Z. Gull
bransen sent In petition asking FOR
an Increase in his salary from {35 TO $40
per month. In his communication Gull
bransen said. Under the present Re
publican administration prices on near
ly every article that Is required by q
poor man have been advanced from Is
to IS per cent Hence owing TO this
prosperous condition OF affairs, your
petitioner would respectfully ask that
you will make a small advance in his
salary" Referred TO committee on
building and grounds.
In the matter Of the petition Of resi-
dents Of bingham asking for electric
light for the town, the report OF Max
Beaver and A. L. Heaston was re-
ceived. They report having looked over
the ground from the Highland Mercan-
tie site 20 the Rio Grande Western de.
pot, including the resident portion Of
lower Carr Fork. and found that 20
% and 70 l6 candle power lights
would be sufficient to light the town.
Referred TO committee on building and
grounds with instructions TO solicit bids
for the lighting.
The report OF the county treasurer
for the month of November was re-
celved and filed. The receipts were se9.-
0il. 20: disbursements, s36.s09.07: balance
on hand December lst 1899, si3,7li5i,
Thomas A Mullholland. constable OF
the Fourth precinct, asked the board
to appoint William A. Appleby deputy
constable. The request was granted.
but Mr.. Appleby with receive no COM
pensation from the county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

He who rules with a rod o. ho'
should select q malleable one.
The dog who chases his own tau va
his best to make both ends meet
The man whose mind Is not mace y
should never air his opinions IN pH'l-
A bachelor always feels sorry iei
pretty girl who marries some O'H''
man.
When man Of mature years Sc
quires the cigarette habit i Is easy "
see HE finish.
Possibly the world may owe s'sI'
man a living, but II has toe NAM ~
ferred creditors.
Noah was evidently In the riesI.ss
buslness-at least he filled the ARK S'''
preserved pairs.
Everybody wants to get IN On y.
ground floor. That's why there y ="
ways plenty Of room at the TOP
II takes more religion to hold : n. =,
level in a horse trade than y goa :
make him shout at camp'meetlnt
Some people are so mean thai i.i /,
won't even speak the truth uhless .. ~ /.
for the purpose OF hurting s''N'
feelings,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
THAT swOI,D coSrrs,
Small Crowd Saw DsMalchIn sm,, s.,,
and Driw Blood

The broadsword contest satura,, :,
ternoon between Baron LYON a. M
CHR" champion broadswordsms,' ~ J.
the world, as he styles himself ~,
Trooper Edward Smith, was nh. 80 .
frosty affair There was no, NAM -.
to witness the affalr, aud thoSs w. =,
were present had a hard slruesls /.
keep their interest up to par.
There was first a series n nnu,,.,
contests In which the horses pIay.a ,
very unwilling part, having All ~
time a far away look In thelr eve, !,
though they were thinking Of tie IN,
they saw as they passed the stable |,
the park.
II was evident that Smith was oye,
matched, although he made Inc vgy
subject Of the car DO all that Ne kues
several times. The remaining oOatey.
which were done on the ground I'm
army sabers, were also little uneqai n
favor OF the man from the s,eppes Ia
rather spirftless struggle was called n
when De Malcir drew blood from Ia
hand Of the negro. The former Va,
pronounced the victor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
COUNTY FRUIT GROWERS.
Various Matters OF Interest to Or
ehardists Considered.

The Salt Lake County Horticultural
society held meeting Saturday after
noon, and although many important
questions were up for discussion, there
was a meager attendance. There was
q free discussion upon means Go eradl-
cate such pests as codllng moth. wool
iy aphls soab and red spider. II was
the general opinion that in regard 10
crown gall. that nursery stock should
be examined for the presence Of this
defect, which renders young trees 80
effected utterly unfit for planting. The
idea was also generally cOncurred In
that the best results are obtained by
securing orchard stock IN the fail and
burying the roots over winter, thereby
giving the trees a better season Tor sell
ting out In the spring
A special meeting % the society will
be held at Pleasant Green next Tuesday,
when Il is expected that Secretary
Wright viii be present 90 address the
society upon the San jose scale. the
most formidable fest now menaclng the
fruit Industry ~ the West.
County Inspector SOrenson today
called the attention OF the county COM
missloners 10 the refusal of W y. VIII
Hams. 81 this city 20 clean his pest
infested orchard. which IS a menace 10
the carefully Kept, healthnl trees Of
his nelghbor Mrs. Carrie Heating
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
Y, NJ. NJ. |. A. CONFERENCE.

The conference Of the Y. NJ NJ, /. as
s0ciatlons Of the Salt Lake Stake Of
Zion VIII convene al the Tabernacle,
sunday evening, December 10Th. at Z
O'Clock All Mutual Improvement Off
GERS and members are requested 70 be
IN attendance. The general public are
Invited.
A ward officers meeting win be held
on Wednesday evening December 18th.
al : O'Clock, In the Templeton building,
al which meeting the General Mutual
improvement authorities are expected
90 be present
The alt,sldance Il all ward officers, al
this meeting Is earnestly solicited.
~ RICHARD Il. LYMAN.
JOSEPH f. MERRILL,
HEBER c. IVERSON,
Stake SUPPLEMENTARY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
Denies as False That Roberts Has
Been Regulated by the Party
DEMOCRATS ELECTED HIN.
Announcement Made at Meeting Of
the state Executive Committee
on saturday night

The Democratic State executive COM
mittee and a number OF invited friends
--men who are prominent IN the party
councils, held an important conference
al the Office Of Chairman James II.
Moyle on Saturday evening.
The members Of the executive COM
mittee present were James III. Muyle
.. w. Powers. Byron Groo. X. G. Cham
bers, Mrs. NJ. II. Cannon, Y. Y. Taylor
l.. Il. Martineau, r. S. Fernsirom, sam
A. King and II. A. Deal as a proxy for
A. j. Evans. The members OF the COM
mittee who were not present were ;.
Spiro, David Stoker, Thomas u. Dee
c. NJ Nielsen, John @. Tyler, Mrs. NJ.
A. Caine, Mrs. l.. r. Rhodes. +. }.
Leonard and a. ]. Evans. Others pres
ent were Judge w. II. King, r. \.
Thomas, Senator A. @. SmOoi, Wade
mar Van Colt, Fisher Harris, DIR. Con-
roy OF Ogden, r. W, Wilson. J. II.
Letcher Samuel X Thurman. Judge II.
7. Henderson and sheriff HoNells,
Joseph NJ. Cohen and W. II. Dale were
present as secretary and treasurer OF
the State committee.
The conference was called for the
purpose Of correcting some OF the alb
snrd stories put In circulation as 10 the
commuters position regarding the Rob-
erts case. AS result % the meeting
the following resolution introduced by
Judge Powers was adopted
Whereas, IL has been represented
that the executive committee OF the
Democratic party ~ Utah did al a
recent meeting repudiate the Hon. Is.
II. Roberts, our duly elected con-
gresham, now therefore
BE II resolved by the executive COM
mittee Of the Democratic party In Utah
that said statement Is false, aud We
solemnly declare that no such action
has been taken. Mr.. Roberts was
nominated and elected by the Demo-
cratic party OF Utah, and neither the
party nor any committee OF the party
has repudiated Mr.. Roberts"
This resolution was a substitute for
one offered by Mr.. Martlneau, which set
forth that B. H. Roberts was not nom
mated for Congress through the inilu-
ence OF the Mormon" Church; that the
ISLANDERS against the said Church,
against y. II. Roberts and against the
Democrats OF Utah be refuted and that
b. ". Roberts was nominated and elect
ed by the Democratic party and main
tained that II was the duty Of that
party to support him.
There was considerable discussion
preceding the adoption OF the resolu-
ton introduced by Judge Powers.
Among the speakers were s. r. Thur
man, Fisher Harris, Judge Henderson.
Samuel A. King Byron Groo, r. A.
Deal. r. w. Wilson, w. H. Dale, J. r.
Letchcr, state Senator smoot, Judge
King. Judge Powers and r. Z. Cham
bers. The Martineau resolution was
strongly opposed By Messrs. Harris,
Henderson, Letrher. Wilson, Dale and
Chambers. The Powers resolution was
accepted as a sort Of compromise and
was adopted by unanimous vote
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
RALPH'S BODY ARRIVED.
Will be Buried at Eureka Tomorrow
at | o'clock.

The body Of Richard Ralph, the Utah
battery boy who died at Nagasakl while
en- route 10 Utah last July. arrived
from the West yesterday morning. At
O'Clock last evening Il was put aboard
the train for Eureka.
The funeral VIII take place at !
O'Clock tomorrow In L ireka Gov. Wells.
has issued Invitations 10 the volunteer
officers TO attend the o5sequles. and the
citizens OF Eureka have invited as many
members Oh Batteries A and b as can
make Il convenient to be present. The
young hero viii be buried with full
military honors. The Oregon Short
Line will make rate Of one fare for
the round trip, The train viii leave at
7:45 In the morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
SALT LAKE STAKE CONFERENCE

The quarterly conference Of this Stake
will convene In the Assembly Han. Salt
Lake City. on Saturday. December 9th.
1899, at 10 a. m. and . D. m; also at
10 a. m. Sunday the 10th. and In the
Tabernacle at p. m.
Officers and members Of the Stake
Will please govern themselves accord
ingly.
Your brethren,
ANGUS NJ. CANNON.
JOSEPH L. TAYLOR,
CHAs. W. PENROSE,
Presidency Of Stake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
Two Cases Referred.

The case Of ]. W. Farrell VS. Salt Lake
county was referred by Judge Hiles
today to Attorney S, II. Lewis, TO take
testimony and TO find out II any extra
work was done and II any the amount
and value.
The case Of the Salt Lake Hardware
company VS. the Utah Salt Palace assoc
citation was also referred by Judge
Hlles today TO Attorney A. b. Sawyer,
to hear and report findings 10 court
Plaintiff was allowed 10 amend It's COM
plant By adding as defendants ]. +,
Heath, Lorenzo Price and John Croft
ton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04

he told the American 10 get out and
flnd work and earn his own food. This
the Yankee did. returning at night 10
sleep at the penitentiary.Then he stayed
away one night, then two, then three,
and at the end OF three months he was
out attending to his own affairs being In
business as before.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
THE CHIEF BLESSINGS.
denver News.l

denver News.l
] give no thanks
For houses or for lands,
For silver or for gold.
For station or for fame.
These that the world esteems
It's best and highest gifts.
Lord, In Thy providence,
Were not v0unchsafed TO me;
And yet i give Thee thanks
For that ! have them not.
/ render thanks
For Love
The sweetest Gift OF all;
Love for those nearest me
And their love In return;
Love for the dead.
Who also may be near;
Love for my friends
And all my fellow men;
Love for the Christ.
Who blessed Humanity.
render thanks
For Light;
For those rare moments when
My mind Is touched with dreams
Immortal: when my soul
Is filed with such a wealth
or spirit-loyelness,
II seems an inner realm
A CLEAN from Paradise.
render thanks
For sorrow.
II was hard
To see the cherished faces
Vanish from the earth;
But In that hour Of trial,
] thank Thee for the strength
To bow my heand say.
1T was from Thee, o Lord,
Thy will be done"
/ render thanks
For those who follow truth:
That In q world gone wrong
In lust and selfishness.
In conquest, greed and war,
There are few high souls,
Who Will not lie;
Who stand for liberty:
Who dare proclaim the right;
Who love the toiling poor;
Who will not bow 10 gold;
Who fling their high contempt
In the ume-scrver's face:
Who dare TO stand for Christ
In spite OF all the creeds;
Who dare TO stand for Man,
In spite OF all the kings,
The sycophants and thieves
Who bear the wand OF power.
For such rare souls. o Lord;
For these and all things good,
give Thee thanks.
And last render thanks
For Hope;
The gem, beyond Gil price,
The life that never dies;
That. when the gate Of Death
II passed, continues on
From state to higher state.
on up the shining stairway
That leads 10 Thee, o Lord,
That leads to Theee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
mISIsrRAToRs SALE :
Eastaie Of susannah fou|Esf' d''''

IN
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NOTICE Is hereby given' tna, ~ X sha a
of n order OF the District Ouun IA, "a al ID
M iata .smnty. state Of Utah b. srs, 4
sa.,nd dav ~ Dceember, tsp y tne s,ss,r J
10 Ts,ate Of susannah lonlge'. n al
the Undersigned, the admlals,nh. hIrh<3
Ts,ats win sell at private safe ~ ,hs Tuhs1
biddsr for cash, gold coin OF s' nv "!
S,ssas and subject 20 contrnls.'on. lstssi3
49,. 49,, ron,ts on saturday, hs rN
sns nacemher. los. At z oel2ea al ~
gay " ps0es ait Lake CITY piss' - NJ
go s,d Interest and es;Ats ~ s,us q
asn. .,,' ioalser. deceased a. w l.,ers4
Ssaash and an the right tite ~ ~, 4 "a
ner uva'n a estate has. by ouerain n ,ii
tna. ~. scauired other than y ne lrr' u
~ ~, ~ 80 ,h.f ~ the said susanha. NJ ,ksi M
,ha , ~ ~ her des III. IN and Ie ss,e b a
~. H., nIsra or Marcel on aus ,s n M
s sn h ~ IN said CITY and Oo. nd Ird tsl
I,Le ,,tste Of Utah. aud poah' II
crilsd AZ follows, to-wli ,reu,v.Sx ~
pa,, ~ fot one ~, BLOCK 800 c,umnsro1
e,.s IN sSalt Lake Clu s1r,yyI G ont
Inc AZ the southeast corner ol "a Oh. ne,
an ~ +, runnins thence north ave I've > rce
"a Ave IA rods. thence wv, Int q bss'I
thence east fivel9 rodsio 'A' -.
ming. t.s.ylbed AM n ~
living and being Ia the e'"'' a.
State OF Utah, to-wit. ..y interest y "a
An undivided one-haa ,hree NJ
,wentv-tvo ca ,csntrsl Pal
twenty-four, Block one " y, doubiy "a. &
dItion 10 ogden CITY; VET ale casA
Terms and condltlohs v,wenty pei ..ss-,,.1
cnIn Of the United s,a' ~ raid tDihs - "a
ii amston q" o. sale By 'slss rd y
mus, b. ia writing and saS,' sali Iass'"
) foolesr. No. q \ stree" CIR
Utah. vrppyRT ] fvtsssstssA
Administrator Of ths
Toulger, deceased. h.r 4 is1a EsSiA
Sal. Lake =, H. ,, Sssssi, Aitosrs "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

The case Of DR.. Cornelius r. snowden.
the Richheld dentist, charged with
adultery. is set for trial before Judge
Norrel and jury tomorrow.
A gentleman desiring to compete for
the News Christmas prizes asks II
the competitor Is limited TO one contri-
button. The answer Is that all COM
petitors may submit as many contrlbu-
lions as they chose under different nom
de PLUNGE: only the one decided TO be
the best will secure the prize.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
A SMOOTH FRAUD.
The Garden City the Scene of Latest
Exploits of an Alleged Sharper.
Special Der noserst relerranh.

Special per Deseret Telegraph.
Provo, Utah, Dec. i-The Garden
City has Just been visited by a very
smooth and slippery fraud. sailing un-
der the names Of DR.. Foxworthy. DIT.
Mote and Dr. sheldon. He has sue
ceeded In working a number Of our
prominent citizens and now that the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
SALT LAKE. TEMPLE

The Salt Lake Temple will close on
Friday. Dec. lard. 1893. and reopen on
Tuesday. Jan. End. 1900.
LORENZO SNOW. President
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04

DUNN.-At st. Johns ward. Malad
Stake. Idaho. Nov. "a. 1899, OF asthmatlc
trouble, William Dunn, aged about "
years. He was a native " Wales, and
came TO Malad about five years ago.
Millenniai Star. please copy.
MoRGAN--In Salt Lake City. Dec. !,
1899, OF old age. Mary Morgan. born
June 2. ISIS. In South Wales.
Funeral services Will be held Tuesday
at .. m. from the Fifteenth ward
meeting house. Friends Of deceased
are invited 10 attend
Ogden papers please copy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
Foul-Smelljns
Catarrb, :

diseases, and hence Tho D, U's ossiir..
70 get rid Of. '' most tihsus
=, There is but one w,y :.
The disease is In the bIo9a % cue Il
sprays, washes and inhsi mai, and alta
N the world can have M niiius.,
effect whatever upon !, ny pe,9lasr.
cine cures Oatarrh perm,usS1s,lI.l t, Sps
the only remedy which c.u ioriii
disease and force 1t from t tsa l t,eaeh u
Ky, had Catarrh for Year, a s.'1ntfod,Dur,
,so =. could 49,. see 20 inpiov,n.,a, &c Wits:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
LICENSED TO MARRY.

A marriage license was issued today
10 Arthur c. Prior. %. Of Mercur, and
Mamie A. Smith, "A, Of Dayton, Wash
ington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04
Report Submitted,

The report Of Referee Blair In the
divrOce suit of Mary NJ. Chadwick VS.
Abraham Chadwick was submitted 70
Judge Hiles today and taken under adj
visement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-04

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II
fails TO cure. L. w. Groves signature
Is on each box. CSC. 4