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PROVO.
wiiford smoot Meets with serious Acct
deaf other Garden CITY Newt.

deaf Other Garden CITY News.
Special Correspondence.
Provo, March 1.-THE following
business has been done Ia tho Fourth
district court,
Daniel Davidson W James u. Hun.
ter suit for renewal 81 judgment,
Judgment Tor plaintiff In the sum Of
Ni4iie.
charles Keller was granted a d.
yoree from liillio May Keller By de-
fault
The case OF James y. Cmycns W
Jos. y. Olson ct Al wnH argued ana
submitted. Plaintiff sues for $500 on
promissory note. secured BY mort
paf" on Utah county real estate, Lar
son Olson. one Of the defendants, claims
10 have mortgage ON the property
mortEREcd 10 plaintiff. aud that his
tolson'r) mortraRe n "a prior Hen
In Justice Kings court. Saturday,
Marion Draper was tried on the charge
of unlawfully killing two deer on Pro-
vo bench IN February 10Th. lie was
convicted and sentenced TO pay tne
II 81 ar 10 be- Imprisoned In the county
Jail for ~ days. lie was unable to
pay the fine ana went Ia jail.
4 SERIOUS ACCIDENT
Yesterday morning. Wilford smoot,
the id-yenr-old son ~ the late lfrHi-
dent \. %. smoot started Ia Eureka
an the u q, W. excursion train. Hts
brother Farley was on the ear trying
To persuade Wilford not to go, which
he finally did, and ns the train was
pulling out. the two young men
Jumped from the train. MILFORD was
thrown under car. ana his head
was badly cut through coming In con-
tact with the ear The scalp was
Hon of Naaa
back Of the head. and the outer layer
~ the skull WIS fractured or cut, al.
though the injury to the skull wnn not
serious. Doctor Robson dressed the
wound, ana the young man N progr"ra'
Ing nicely, HIS escape from fatal IN
1urieH II considered almost miraculous
by those who saw the accident
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
John u. Goodman, an old and re-
fpected resident Of the Second ward
N dangerously m,
VIM. I.aphnm, an old gentleman, for
many years a resident Of salt Lake,
died here Saturday evening ana was
buried to-day.
The body Of Joseph Hoge, a rail-
road man about ~ years ~ nv, VINO
died NJ Helper from pneumonia lhsl
saturday, was brought here for burial
yesterday The funeral took place
under the auspices Of the Garden clty
Lodge No, 10, Knights Of Phythlnr' OF
which he was member,
Elders Jas. q. knudsen and Fred
Haxey were the speakers In the taber-
nacle yesterday, They spoke Of the
necessity for improvement among thr
young and urged love and charity on
the part Of the older members OF the
church aa effective agencies to that
end.
Cashier Fnrrer NJ tho provo Commer-
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Lios AND rAoLr ~ MALTA.
American Om~sr- iisnausisd by british
soldier. stirring speeches.

New York. March IA dispatch t.
the Herald from Malta. says.
AZ the luncheon given at the club
by the British nav aud army officers
10 the officers of the Twelfth and Sew.
cntscnth a.. =, Infantry. now on route
to the Philippines, Chairman Admiral
Rodney Lloyd proposed the health ~
the present crisis he hnd the universal
sympathy of England IN his civilizing
mission. In reply United States Com
sul circuit said u was a unique occn-
sion. Troops had landed IN Malta by
the Kind permission of the governor
This was another stroke rivrtlnE the
affections Of sister nations. the joint
ciyllizefs Of N" world.
ilc proposed the health Of the queen
and the chairman toasted Our
Guests" lie said II was red letter
dav Ia the history ~ Malta. our
American cousins visit was unprecn-
dentcd. lie extended them hearty
welcome and congratulated them again
On the task accomplished.
Colonel smith. II the Twelfth. re-
turned hearty thanks. lie said the
adnge Westward the Course ~ En-
pife takes itH wa" was now changed
10 Eastward" under the Joint aus.
pices of two iiarH Tor one cause. When
they give the word ali must obey.
The greatest enthusiasm was shown
throughout. The attendance was the
fullest obtainnhle. Among the Brit.
lah officers were Major General owen
Colonies spence. NuEont and Bridge
mani Captains Marruck. Campbell and
llallctt. 81 the royal navy. Major Hugh
Brown, Captains Haskell and woother-
spoon. ~ the Twelfth United states
Infantry. Major Oiricn. First Lieu
tenants Heart ana Duffcc. ~ the Sew
entecnth regiment, and Captain Hig-
glnn OF the transport sheridan
The hall was decorated with English
and American iinEu. The governor.
si- Francis Grcenfeil. ana Admiral
Sir John Hopkins, had previously en-
tertained the American officers at the
palace ana admiralty house respective
". Tho American and British troops
fratofnizcd cordially.
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Notice ~ hereby given that under and
IN accordance with the power and au-
thurity granted by that certain trust
deed made April 10. 1895, BY Charles
Hoag and Margaret Hoag. his wife, TO
William VI. bradley. Trustee. for The
Utah Title Insurance g. Trust Conn
Iany. the holder Of said trust deed and
the Indebtedness secured thereby. and
fcsurdc1 IN Rock I'D Of Mortgages,
Lagos 357-s of the records OF salt Lake
County. Utah. the undersigned Trustee
viii offer Tor sale and sell To the high.
est bidder for cash at the west front
entrance 10 the city aud County Build
lnE. being the front door ~ the Salt
Lake County Court House In the city
of Salt Lake. County OF salt Lake and
state " Utah. on March goth. 1882 NJ
u o'clock noon OF said day. all the real
estate hereinafter described. or 30 much
thereof NJ II necessary. to pay and dis
charge the Indebtedness secured by snid
trust deed and taxes paid out hy the
holder Of said Indebtedness and inter.
est thereon. reasonable nttorney'n foo
conformation to the cost of this mo-
tlcc and expenses Of sale.
The snic VIII be made M tho request
81 the holder OF said Indebtedness aud
hecnuFr ~ default In the payment M
the principal Indebtedness az maturity
and the interest thereon.
Said real estate ig situated In Salt
Lake County. state ~ Utah. and IN par
ticularly described as Commencing nj
the northeast corner ~ lot one ~,
block nineteen tig), Mat 81" salt Lake
City survey. and running thence south
i've 90 rods; thence west ten Oi0l rods
thence north i've t5l rods. thence east
ten C0l rods. 10 point OF commence.
ment.
Together with all appur,enancea
thrreunto belonging
WILLIAM NJ. BRADLEY.
Trustee.
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MOAB.
Another victim Of Pneumonia.

Special Correspondence.
Moab. Grand CO.. March s.--After a
very brief sickness, the younges,
daughter. a bright child ~ three and
one-half years. OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ncila
Olson. was on the 9Th inst. called from
their midst By the messenger ~ death
The little ono appeared nj FIRST 10 be
troubled with only slight cold. hut In
spte Of all the care and medical aid
that was bestowed on the afflicted one
pneumonia set In, AM the little one was
taken back 10 It's FORMER home.
The garden rake. hoe. pillow and har-
row. etc, In commencing TO play an nc
tive part In our settlement once
again.
40 definite word has yet been re-
ccivcd from the sheriff and posse. who
lcft here some time ago la pursuit Of
horse thieves.
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coNTEMPTIBLE WORK.

II II very hard 10 stand Idly by and
see our dear ones suffer while awaiting
the arrival OF the doctor, An Albany
IN. " dairyman called at n drug store
there for q doctor TO come and see his
child. then very sick with Group, Not
finding the doctor In, he left word for
him "a come at once ON his return. lie
also bought bottle Of Chambeflaln'H
Cough Remedy. which he hoped would
give some relief until the doctor should
arrive. In few hours he returned,
saving the doctor need not come, as the
child was much better, The druggist,
Mr.. otto Sholz. says the family has
since recommended Chamberlain
Cough Remedy TO their neighbors and
friends until he has constant de-
mand for II from that part OF the
country
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Ass.ssMrNr 40. s.
Bullion Beck Tunnel Mining Company.
situation Of Principal Place OF
business, No. t0s Mccormick
Block. Salt Lake city, Utah

Notice N hereby given that at n
meeting Of the board of directors Of the
bullion Beck Tunnel Mining CO.. held
AZ Salt Lake city. Utah. February q,
1853. an aHnf fHincnt Of ono.hnlf % Of
one uD cent per share was levied on the
capital stock OF the corporation. pay
able az once TO Briant =. Young. rocre-
tary and treasurer. No. eos Mccormick
block. salt Lake city, Utah. and any
stock upon which the assessment shall
remain unpaid on the goth day OF
March. 1893, VIII be delinquent and adj
vertiHed FOR sale at public auction. aud
" payment n not made before. will be-
sold on the 18th day Of April. 1899. at
the hour ~ ! pm. AZ the office ~ the
company, No COS Mccormick block, Salt
Lake city. Utah. 60 pay assessment and
costs Of advertising and expenses OF
sale.
uuiANT 4. YOtjr0. seeretarv
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New York. March ia dispatch To
the Herald from Copenhagen says.
Prince Henri n'Oflenns. who IN tho
guest ~ Prince and Princess Waldo
mar. IN here In order 10 obtain sufficient
capital a. enable him To start u DAN
lHh. Ahyrslniun commercial syndicate.
something like the French AbyrHininn
syndicate already existing.
The Danish East Asiatir company.
limited. which. besides being steam
ship company. owns large forests and
commercial establishments In slam.
lately ordered four more ten thousand
ton steamers for ~ line between the
Hattie and the FAR east.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

BUCKEYE MINING co.--No,loe 4.
hereby given. that the regular annual
melting OF the stockholders OF the Buck.
eye Mining Company, having been
passed, stockholders meeting Of said
corporation l. hereby called and VIII 10
held. at Room iUs Mccormick ylock
Corner Main and First South Streets.
SAT- Lake city. Utah. on Monday the
18th day ~ March. 1899. at II o'clock
am. for the election Of q hoard Of Di-
reetors for the ensuing year and the
transaction Of such other business as
may come before them.
GEORGE CRisMoN,
-. y. SPENCER.
GEORGE ROMNEY.
PACIFIC LuMRER co,
GEO. H. ROMNEY.
MOSES W. TAYLOR
stockholders OF the Buokev Mining
COMPANY.
Dated February 10th. 1899.
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Ana IN accordance with law and an
order of the board Of Directors. made
on the goth day OF February. 1899. no
NAV" shares ~ c-ch parcel of said
stock NJ may be necessary. will be
sold az the office ~ said company, No.
10 North Main 81. on the goth day OF
March. 1899. ht the hour Of . a. M. to
pnv delinquent assessment thereon to.
rether with the cost OF advertising and
the expense OF sale.
JOHN WELLS.
Secretary.
Dated March iat 1909
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Notice is hereby given that the fegu-
lat annual meeting ~ the stockholders
pany will be- held pursuant to require
mcnts OF the articles Of Incorporation
N said company an the third Monday
IN March, 1899. March 20J NJ tho gem
eral niilcc ~ said company. Rooms
30 III. Progress Building. iia South
Main street. Salt Lake city Utah. nt
2 o'clock . m. Of said day Tor the cleo
ton " Board Of i've Directors 10
serve Tor the ensuing year, and for the
transaction - such other business Ne
may properly come before such meet.
Ing.
.THos. KANE. Secretary.
Dated February H. isa9
First publication February r. isaq.
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RANDOLPH.
r,s.iicnt Work Don. In the Traded
sshooi-.

Schools.
Special Correspondence.
Randolph. Rich Co. March 6.-Mcssrs.
II. J.. Hansen and Andrew kennedy
our school trustees. visited the Ran
dolph district school and found the
three departments In an excellent con-
dltion. Principal r.. W. Cook. Miss LII
lie Simonda and Mrs. llhoda u. Cook
having charge Of the grammar. lntor-
mediate and primary departments res
spcctiVcly. Mr Cook graded our school
last fall. and We can nov boast Of hav-
inF the only graded schools In Rich
county. We fnd that the state OUT
line Of study has been followed. ana
that great Improvement has been made
by all pupils In each department.
An excellent understanding exists
between teachers ANA children. and
the attendance IN exceptionally good
this time 81 year, there being an en-
roll ment Of one hundred and seven
ty-siN. ana an average attendance u
one hundred and sixty.
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srooKnoLprns' sorIcr.

Annual meeting Of the Stock holders Of
the bonneville Mining Company.
The annual meeting ~ the Stock
holders of the bonneville Mining Com
pany will be- held at No. n North
Street Salt Lake city. ON Monday,
April Ifd. 1893 at u noon, for the pur-
pose OF eiectlng officers Tor the ensuing
year and the transaction OF any other
business that may legally come before
the meeting,
JOHN WELLS.
Secretary
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We have saved many doctor bills
since we began using chnmberlain's
Cough Remedy In our home. We keep
ever any OF my family or myself begin
10 catch cold we begin TO use tho
Cough Remedy ana M a result We
never have TO send away for doctor
and Incur a large doctor bill for Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy never fails 10
cure. IL IL certainly a medicine OF
great merit and worth.-D. 4, NEAR
KI.E, General Merchant and Farmer.
Matte. Bedford county, Pa.
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Notice Ia hereby given that at n
meeting OF the Board ~ Directors OF
the Gold Leaf Mining company. held
February lbth. 1893. an assessment ~
one-half ~ one per cent per share was
levied upon the capital stock of the
corporation, payable February goth,
1893, To John Wells. treasurer Of the
company. at No. II north Main Street.
Salt Lake city, Utah.
Any stock upon which this assess.
ment may remain unpaid March Goth,
1880 win be delinquent. and on March
.iHt. 1899. will be advertised FOR sale
at public auction. and unless payment
II made before. will DO sold on April
10Th. 1899. NJ i2 o'clock noon 10 pay Tho
delinquent assessment. together with the
cost Of advertising and expense OF sale.
By order " the Board ~ Directors.
JOHN WELLS.
Secretary
Dated salt Lake city. Utah. February
18th, 1893.
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OGDEN.
Court No'es-Dyon '. Dyou Divorce other
junction city News.

."es' s|''"- 'S"h " bNnu bNofftROthtf
junction Ci,, News.
speciaI cort.snondonce
oeueh' warren B'-thief Engineer
Joseph a. West Of the Utah and Pa.
,ifc railroad vaa I'm tho ,f,v aa,u,,.v
r,a... r,.... ~ ss.'N',-
''s ~ wv anu 'eprk"
H. MattHon returned YESTERDAY morn
g from business trip To San Fran
elaco.
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1850. n.t,.a,a ~, '','''''Y' N"''
homo TODAY
- .,.,..i. -, -. -, 49,,
wiz H'e' win Mfr' Nnl-
ontlne tideon tomorrow afternoon.
Train No. 1 OF the Union Pacific due
IA OGDEN a, t.n, -, =. -, -.
hnurs lao ye.,.r,ta, .s.', ""'u' ~
-, xvvnrin,s hi,.ss,i. ,'Nnh =, v.
m. cause ~ the aaiay WV hN'" w
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par,nc .ra ~, v Ios, or ,ns ''vulh.rn
10 fnr .a,ada ,'h, , ..,,u"S mo 'in,.
~" a. ,,aai,. ""''' '"'F "'h VIZ"
SECOND DISTRICT COURT,
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80, , ,,,n,h pIuoe'ninHs We're had
ya,,,,.'. '""' "i''thp"h peinfc Juhsc
h',.si-
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nal.In arowcr,' arl,,sne,. AdIu.,,d.

Fresno. cat. March lathe differ
encca between the raiHln growers nHso-
citation ana the packers have been final
~ adjusted. The association viii make
the sales and the packers VIII receive
u liberal commission. The packers Will
100000. ~ which 100000 In 10 be In
gnnh
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Cincinnati. o.. March ia.-Joscph 4.
Wilson. young Shnkcr committed
suicide at whitewater Village commu-
nifty. this county. by taking morphine.
He was originally from jackson, Mich,
whore his parents Htill live. The sui.
eide II supposed 10 have been caused
By lnnnnlly.
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bonneville Mining Company. Cor
pofation organized and existing under
The laws ~ Utah. with principal place
There are delinquent upon the follow
ms described stock uu account Of AS
HcHsment No. I. levied on the 10th day
~ January. 1890. the several amounts
set opposite names ~ the respective
share holderH. az follows
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wlllam Henry nynonl ptfendNnt

Phebc Eleanor bynon, Plaintiff,
VS.
william Henry Bynon. Defendant,
The state OF Utah. to Huld pgfendnnt'
You are hereby summoned TO appear
within twenty days after the service ~
this summons upon yuu " served WITH
In the County IN which this action IL
brought, otherwise within thlrty Jays
after service, nnd defend the above en-
titled action. ana In ease OF your iall-
ure so Co do, judgment viii be rendered
against you according % the demand
OF the complaint Of which a copy IL
herewith served upon you.
RICHARDS y NARiAN
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
Dated February 2sth, 1879.
y. %. Address; Mccormick Block.
Salt Lake city, Utah
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once of tho Phoenix Mining Company
Salt Lake city. Utah. March 2. 1929.

Notice Il hereby given that there will
be- a meeting ~ the stockholders Of tho
Phoenix Mining Company. held at the
compnny'a office Number II East Sec-
ond South IT., Salt Lake city, Utah.
on Monday 3rd day of April. 1899, NJ
10 o'clock n. m. FOR the purpose OF
voting on the proposition Of selling all.
~ any portion of the Company Mining
Claims, situated In West Mountain
Mining District. Salt Lake County,
Utah. and FOR the purpose ~ transact
Ing all such other business ms may
properly come before the company.
ANDREW GEBIiARDT,
President.
n. A. GEBfiARDT JR.,
g4fraturg
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sorlot ~ A,shs,n,Nr
West Buckeye Mining Company.
Principal Place of business. Salt LAKE.
city, Utah.

city, Utah,
NOTICE n hereby given that at a
meeting of the board OF direotors OF
West buckeye Mining Co. held at Salt
Lake city. Utah, Feb. u. 1889, an as,
sessment NJ X VI one cent per share
was levied on the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable az once TO a. y.
Miller secretary, 2A2 State street. Salt
Lake city. Utah, ana any stock ..pon
which the assessment shall remain I'm.
paid on the 23rd day Of March, 1899. viii
al public auction, and II payment IA
not made before. viii be sold on the 10th
day of April. 1853, al 10 a. M, az eil
state street. salt Lake city, Utah, 70
nay assessments and cost ~ advertise
Ing and expenses OF sale,
II. H. MILLER, Secretary.
Dated Salt Lake city, Feb. 20. 1899
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PRICE.


Special Correspondence.
Price. Carbon CO.. March i0'-The
weather the last week has been pleas
ant and spring-ilkc. Garden planting
has begun ON small scale. Every
body " wishing for storms 10 molaten
the ground. which il very dry ana
dusty,
The program rendered by tho young
folks In oonjoint session sunday even
INK was decided success.
Peter Francis from Brock who was
charged with selling whisky without
license. was nned 30 and cost Of court,
b" Justice Holloway.
A couple % drunken Indians were
seen on our streets n few days ago.
where they get their FIRE water. most
people OF Price would like 10 know.
CoNTEMpTIBLE WORK.
Some frelRhtcrs undertook 10 haul
some Gilsonite from the Gilaonite
mines TO Price. Mt the old rate Of SOC
per cwt. They got aa far as the
Duchesne bridge. when the next morn
inF they discovered the burrH gone
from the wheels OF their wagons. and
consequently found themselves unable
In proceed any further. The owners
~ the different OUTFITS swear bitter
vengeance.
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PROBATE ASD GUARDIANSHIP
NUIi,i.,,
Consult County CLERK or the Respective
slgnera for Further Information.
SUMMONS.


In the District Court Of Salt Lake
County, State VI Titan,
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Notice N hereby given that at a meet
INF Of the Directors Of the Fissurc Min
ing Co, held February ~. 1893. assess
ment No. ] OF one half cent per share
was levied on the capital stock OF said
company. payable Immediately 20 n.
Green. treasurer nj l0s East Second
stock on which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the goth day OF
March. 1893. will be delinquent and adj
yertised for sale. at public auction. and
unless payment N made before. Will be
sold on April ~. 1899, 90 pay the deiin-
quent assessment. together with cost
OF advertising and expense 81 sale.
II. GREEN. Secretary.
No. i0s Fast Second South Street.
Salt Lake city. Utah.
Dated Fob. ". 1899.
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krug
Cabinet
Beer

and when your guests gathered about
your well laden dining table yesterday,
after previously enjoying q small glass
OF Cabinet, YOU would then be posi-,
tive that their appetlea had been
shnrpened 20 their fullest extent. All
housewives enjoy seeing their friends
ana relatives show appreciation OF
their labor and hne cooking. This II
best attained hN Irving krng Cab
met Beer. short time before the
meal-neXt time trN u.
N. THOMAS. Agent.
y. . Bax eO1 Salt Lake City.
rni.p kRuG nREwISG co.,
OMAI' =.
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ASSESSMENT so,,cr 40. 5.

Fisaure Mining co. Principal piac.
Of business Salt Lake city. Utah.
Mines situated In Tintic Mining
District. Juab county. Utah.
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sorIcn or Assrssmrsr.
The Gold Leaf Mining Company, a
Corporation. Principal Place Of Bus
inesa. Salt Lake city. Utah.

Location Of Mining Property. West
Mountain Mining District. Salt
Lake County. Utah.
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srocKuoLpnns' Norior.

pated Fobrrary In. isee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-16
THE THOMAS CONCERT COMPANY.

The John Thomas Concert Compa- ny will appear at the Merrill Insti- tuse on November 9th under the auspices Of the Young MeB's Christ ian Association. This company is considered to be one of the best on the platform. and has many admi- rers in the city.
 The company consists of John Thomas. hum orist; Miss Annie Web- ster Thomas, violin-virtuOso: Miss Edna Marie GoulIand, soprano. and Albert Hopkins, pianist, The mem- bers of the company are all recog- nized artists, and john Thomas is one of the finest humorists in the country. Tickets for this attrartion will be on sale next Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-10-16
lN cHANcERY COURT.

Chancellor Elliott this morning is hearing the case of simon Stranss vs Hanchi Strauss. This case is an old one, but the first time it has been in chancery. Last year several issues in a law suit were tried and the case this morning (Monday) is only another phase of the same matter. Land is in controversy. The case will consume theday in Ghancery.
 In the case of Simoa Strauss ys. Hanchi Strauss. the court entered a decree declaring will of A. Strauss a trust in which all the heirs were en- titled to share, and directed that an inventory be made of the account rem June s, 1899. to the present time. The decision of the court is in favor of the plaintiffs.