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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19
Attendance is Heavy and Visitors
Elated with the Showing,
HORSE RACING BEGIN TODAY
Concerts, Halls aud M Endless Va
riety Of Amu.ements Under way
for Patrons OF the Fair.

81 George. Utah. Sept 49, ST. ucorE
is out In full holiday attire at The open,
ing the iiut day OF Washington county
fair. The weather ls tine and tho at
tendance vory heavy. In fact, q was a,
heavy that the people have 60 Doe kept
on the move.
Tho fair ~ being held DO the lnui
hotel. "rhc Revere House" at the cor
nor Of Main and First North ftrvtA
while portion of The block was aecur-
81 Tor the live stock exhibit
Tho success thus fIr attained I1 ar Ia
advance Of The expectations uf the flIr
committee ana the exhibits ore IN the
main part taking into clualIHrttlo1 the
bad year par excellent. IHU Willing
fraternity iH highly pleased VITA very
thlug done f1r their comfort and th0lr
attendance speaks we'll cor ilflr rpprc-
citation u the efforts 60 make vcrything
attractive.
II seems that every department c1m-
mittco yica with the others IN exceeding
lu their respective department. Com
cDrtH ana contests ore icing alvon By
the fair committee. Dancing every
evening with uT.a.H fHr best dancers;
today the horse racing hegnf aud from
the entries made ih., promise Co Dc u
winning care
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19
CAPTAINCY FOR BURT.
Late Lieutenant of Utah Rough Riders
Gets q Commission.

Lieutenant Andrew j. uurt has TO-.
ccived md appointment ln the regular
army and was given the rank NJ cape
tain IN tho Thirty Infantry now
being recruited ut Fort Crook Sob, DO
received this Information by way oi 70
telegram which o. Joel f1I'0WHs
Washington. sept ~. 1899.
Andrew j. Hurt aalt Lake city.
utnhl-Yuu have beun appointed Ulp-
tain lu Thlrty-ulnlh Infantry volunteer
Wire acceptance % tnls u.lgg.
W. "A. CARTER.
Assistant Adiuhrt aGuucr1l
A. soon nH the message Wa received.
Captain Burt promptly Wired bis ace
trumuce.
The appointment was uurpria. To-
Captain Iuri. while ho was expecting "a
commission De- unUyrr anticipated u
higher rank being given him. than the
one he held iu TorroyH rough rilvfH-
n FIRST loutennuCy iut the strong enc
doremoutH from the following proml-
uunt CiilgeuH had o. weight
Gov Wells. Senator NuWilnH. l.. No..
RngDrH. Arthur nr0Wn. Frank y. cam.
non. W, ~. kluT e.. g. Goodwin aud
Joseph r. jenkins. Some OF the ludori-
crH simply asked Tor a commits lion FOR
him, while othDfa urged that d. be- given
o. caplulnCy. Among the lattor we're
Col TurruY. under whom Capt, Hurt
had served, ana Gov Wells
Captain nurt was born and reared In
Utah. a. wkluly knewu aud has bcvu
idenflhei with the police department
and ahcfin'a Office Tor many years have
luF served Salt Lake county aH sheriff
for three terms, At tho outbreak OF tho
late war he enlisted 40 "a private iu
troop l. Turrey'H rough rldDrA tie was
soon promoted 60 u lieutenant and Tor q
short time acted nH captain ~ his COM
pnuy. Captain nurt D. "a thorough dis.
Cipllnarinu. although such u one uH tp
win tho love ana esteem N those uns
der him, lie lH brave. cool, and quick.
ana utah viii follow him into the phU-
ipulnoH feeling assured TINT ho win dlH.
tlnguIbh himself II opportunity offers.
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Trouble Results from Dismissal Of
Sunday Liquor Cases,
WITNESSES DID NOT APPEAR


The curtain hrs been rung down on the
now serene, except with the eight jurors
who were summoned 10 ny the cases.
Al 2 O'Clock this afternoon, the time set
Tor TRIAL. Sarah j, Levy and Charles
Auer app urrl in Justice Nelson's court
prepared 90 stand trial
hut the trial dld not COME. The come
planning witnesses failed 60 show up,
uul Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Guutur asked Tor dismissal ot tho
yIHUE,
This was an very easy. nut whom Il
came Co dlpuHluE OF the prospective
jury without any uocuuiary cumpuusa-
iiun whatever there was trouble. Tho
mon summoned were r. 8. slgatyr, a,
Thomas, II. Crowtou, Goo, H. spry.
John Green, Geo. ". Robinson. Il. O..
ligIlrlsru and Loo Gram.
John Green, appointed himself CONF
mlttUc Of one, and strlgkluE AN attitude
delivered himself uB follows; - had "a
jIh out Co bingham. Two ~ 'ulf "a day
aud { don't propose 90 be beaten OUT VI
my money, We want our fees
A motion wuH made that the county
commissioners De sued The same was
adopted by the aforesaid committee and
the eight disappointed gentlemen start
cd Tor the county attorneys unicU.
Whom the county attonuy's ou,ge was
reached, John Green demanded pay Tor
feryicyH, which he would have porhaps
rendered Attorney Guuter explained
that the men could get uo fUUa, and
tropical words followed. Finally Mr..
Duutor ordered Green out OF tho office.
~ won't go out" yelled Green excited.
ly
The little man was then Informed that
no would ho assisted out aud very FOR.
Cihly 40 that, " hc ana not so,
u won't gu out. and you can't put
me out, you - -" yelled tho ynragyl
JUNIOR
Deputy Sheriff sam DoWae was called
ana Green WAS invited elsewhere while
the county attorney talked tho matter
over with Che other men. AZ the re-
QulE.tv four were not chosen out 0f the
number summoned, ID Is thought that no
fees can hG collected.
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FEDERAL COURT ITEMS.

81 o. Murray trustee Goo bankruptcy
f1r tho property of the Golden Rule
each store of Ephmlm. bias nIel o. come
p'aiut lH the Federal court. in which
he alleges that certain real estate vale
ucI at 1880 ls held by W ~ Real who
claims 1n interest In the Same. Murray
holds that the claim is without aHy
rEht whatever ana asks thnt thH
property Do" awarded Co him. us truHtu.
Cor iha benefit uf thH creditors
lu The rHHs uf Alexander L. Wyatt.
nn Involuntary bankrupt. Judge Star.
ahull holds that Che ASSIGNMENT of
WyuutH property made by Salt Lake
county was legal and ths taxes must
Do paid. II Or also held that the dce'as
iuu uf the referee in iinn0WiHE tlH
claim ~ The trustee Tor ffl. thu amount
charged hy the Utah Title Insurance
and Trust company Tor furnishing hIH
bond uH trustee. WIS the correct ONE.
The court also decides that tho uts
tutnoy should be- paid uut of ihe estate
On case it o. shown that hiH employment
wnH necessary nH it iH not tl hH pr.-
Humcl that his services would Dee gua-
tultuuH.
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NOW A LIEUTENANT.
Appointment by the War Department
for Arthur W. Brown.

Governor Wells yas notified last cyon-
Ink ~ tho Brprutmcn. Of Arthur W..
Brown as reeHrI lieutenant DO the rcg-
ular army SIR Brown is ordered 90
roport fUr examination To- Major Phillip
H. Harvey o. g. army nurgcon. and
president uf the examining board. ~
san Francisco October @. ut 10 o'clock
o.. W. SIR brown is 100 present In New
York visiting frion1H. but he has been
wired alHetrnlug hia appointment, and
will Boz uH hand Goo report tie was a
r.fruAut In the latD Utah battery 4.
and was one of the boys that reflected
honor uT1n tho Utah forces In tho Phil
lrr.H.a ~ the outbreak Of the war
Lieutenant Brown, who wua u law
pIuH.r OF Scott Wen. nt that time,
ih.E 10th having been graduated from
tHr Hw department 1t Cornell. enlisted
with Major Young. and rem unod with
thy batteries until they arrived home.
When Major Young received hln ape
Uu'utmsnt uH provost Judge ut Manila
Sergeant frown was collected uH court
Interpreter. and held the same position
under Major N1uuEa successor. lio
10 an excellent llnguiHt and hla WORT,
10 Interpreting the Spanish ELECTED
great prtlee.- Al of HE tmo was not
spcnt 10 this way. however, Tor ln come
NJ tho nercest ongnfcmeutH Sergeant
Brown was seen on the hiring line. light
ing earnestly and hravely
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NTNN~N~>TNF>TNf0fNF>NF FNTN7NTN 7TNsNfNNFNFsl
The Grand opened up Tor the season
last night and it must De- uJd tho
opening was iu every way suspicious
a newly furnished foyer new music.
now carpets. n now house program, an
enlarged or,hoHtrl,Iud several NV rows
or center seats sulduko the boxes at adj
yanced prices, an ovinood that Str. Null
ygy has started out the new year with
"a determination Co please bis patrons
ana capture hlH share uf the dollars
that uru simply waiting To- bo poured
into managerial cotow
The audience last night was llrEc.
dcmonHtrliINg aud good humoryd,
though not Ull Tho HrutH were sold. \
Nvuuinr houtlrmun lH not novelty
here. and any one who has seen Yuu
luusuu ,ur ole OLSON knows pretty
thuruuEhly what lt b. like. 4 naKyu
hatred SwUdy .H tho central figure aud
Dc o. made tu perform all sorts uf falts
heroic, pathetic and comic, and 10 str.
livn Hendricks credit Do must br said
that hr newer failed tl make his pplutH
with h'r audience, nu matter ON which
one ut th. tulugs hr played, Ito plays
40" SWtin better than amy one who has
yet attempted ~ here lilo was we'll
supported uN "a capable company tho
best m"mhUu uf which urD Miss l.r-
clair the lu.Hh lady and Miss conway.
whose songs mover failed 10 bring down
INu unu.. Tho adventures lady was
rather hNHtHrlUHl ut moments, and M.
l,u. .ollH villain Was rather benevolent
than aggressive The Flmr blll runs
tonight and tomorrow afternoon and
evening Thursday night O.. a. Stock
Well VOL known ln Salt Lake, pumHH no
tho head 10 ID Midnight brll company
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new SECRETARY
FOR Mr.. BABCOCK
Paul F, Nolan, Formerly Of the
Oregon Short Line.
CHANGE EFFECTIVE TODAY.
=. =. Darke u Transferred 60 the Gem
erai Freight Department Ucints
VIII be Home Tomorrow Night

ucnorM Tranic Manager 8. No. Bib-
cock Of the RIO grnnde Western has
Juat returned from Chicago. whore be-
attended the meeting Of the Interstate
commerce commission. He states that
there ~ nothing 0f any great Import
ance Ia announce. In connection with
the meeting. but that the usual business
was transacted.
There hue been come chaugoH made
In his office. however which urr on,c.
tive today Josoph X Dnrkc. who hls
been Mr. flbcock'a secretary f1r SOME
time. has been transferred 90 thH rsu.
crsl freight department The position
81 secretary a. the traffic mnnHFUr hIF
been accepted BY Paul D. Nolan. For
N" past year ur POI. Mr. Nolnn hla been
employed ln General Superintendent
calvln's office " the Oregon Short Line
He % very bright aud Intelligent
young man. and hla friends predict fIr
him u successful career.
joe barko IN well known ln uu-
road circles iic hla been connected
with the Western freight department
for about seven year,. and HE steady
advancement bo-penka hia efficiency
end fAthfulnosH
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Makes a Rash Wager That Ho viii
Enter the Lions Cage,
OR FORFEIT 500 DOLLARS.


Judge Colborn admits having done
many nHh THINGS iu h'a iife. particular
Iy Boo tho lue 0f advertising uut Moth
ing tha; Hc has done hitherto Will equal
Iu raHhHUaH Che feat ho hos pledged
himself Co perform Un Friday evening
next before ihs patrons OF the Salt
Palace. This Do how 10 happened,
JuiE. DD.uYrH. and MU Mundy tho
owner Uf thg Wild animal show. were
iuINns iGrt evening oft tho wonderful
Iufll,u.. 0f th. woI..lIruotpl SAGE of "a
human csc over uuiamsI boasts Sit.
MuHIy pictured ln thrilling style the
f.lI.alrIy accomplishments OF rock
Zoos m.u ard women who had put their
heads Into thH yawnlrs Jaws OF lions.
some of thUm Go br withdrawn aH
crushed uuI uHruCOEnlztbla mass. Then
thH conversation was diverted 90 Sui-
tauu. the forogious beast whose rawlings
have attracted the Salt Palace crowds
ut hgr trainer. whip Boo hand. entered
her ease oud drove hUr from corner To
uorngr os,upIng Injury at times only
by thu utmost courage and activity
We'll" snld the judge finally Il
have "a pretty steady oyu myself and
know something about cuWlnE fgt0-
u.uuH specimens OF tho animal king
DOM Then with rising infection ~
biz voice and with an air OF uushakoH
confidence hg continued. u have been
watching sultnnu and her keeper protty
uiurrIy during the time OF their SALT
Lake enlargement and have come 10 tho
conclusion that can enter Che cage of
h.r uutamll majesty myself and some
out unframed"
Mr Muudy was on hlB foot Iu an lu-
slant uAylmWlur "iu hUt guu tuuus
sand dollars yuu can't do itHcumy NOW,
lll bee yuu "a thpuHlniHita yours o. you
d1 &c."
The judge hcaiutcd f,r % moment and
then glanced unrFuusly through Is
palace window toward BITS ruppyriuu
home. Whom hIH yy,a again met the
gnzc OF Mr Mundy h was unl go be-
mot with a renewal 1l che banter
Come, now remember lll Dee you
o. thousand dollars you can't do &c."
Then tho Judge apparently went TO
casting up the figures 90 hIH bank ag-
count and when through quietly HIli
, Make u i've hundred and 40 take your
Very we'll" said SIR. Muniy. "ru
do ~ but anu flrr1y it isut % thou.
sand"
THE remainder uf the Transaction was
unly matter % form. aud iu cess
minutes Manager SchyfHM 90 tho bl- ]
cycle urrnu held % 5000 check from tho |
via animal owner and provocative /
Wild animal mhiuur
Under th" terms uf tho wager JuIg1 /
colhurn must enter tho gHEH wberg DIE |
rnrhgyd liuuuHs b. restrained The yu. /
franco ls Co Doc uu Friday uIght lu tho /
halt Palace auditorium before tho yn- |
trg public. iu the meantime the Judge |
VIII nmllInritc himself with sultuua's |
habits ana prepare Cor tho hazardous |
Undertaking which Dc declares he VIII |
carry out 90 the letter lu pr.f.rrnee 10 /
showing tho white feather AZ Hn nd- |
Nerua'mDut this promises tH eclipse an |
previous efforts made uy JuIsu COL |
born
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nus rsro XSD KILLED.
Melvin witbeck, Of Jasb, utah, Fatally ta
iured by q Train near Aspen, we.

Word has Just bocn received hero that
young man named Melvin Witbcck.
whose home was az Junb. Utah, was
Killed az a point on the Union pnCinc
railway about two mllcl west of Aspen
Wye. yesterday
Young Withock had Just begun work.
Ina Tor a ehcop-owuer named Arthur
hcholca. They were moving camp. and
young WiihUCk who was driving cove
cred sheep wagon. attempted to cross
thc track when the wcFthuund express
train came down "a steep grade.
There was "a curve and "a hiEh bank
on ono side go that the engineer
Harry Watts. ala not scv the wagon
until within 400 foot Of a. lie Instant
ly applied the air brakes aud blow tho
whistle This attracted the name ate
tcntion, and, seeing that he could not
get over the track In time ~ avoid "a
crushi he made "a mumvntnry vuurt 90
Try and hold tho horses on tho track
Almost AZ the same Instant the engine
struck him
The wagon was entirely demolished
and both horacs Instantly Killed, one
horso hltchod behind the wagon broke
his halter and escaped, A Houn az the
train could be- stopped tho trainmvn
went back and found young WitbpCk
badly manglcd and lnsonribu but utlll
breathing They carried him a. the
train and brought him 10 Evanston
where phyaician attended him and
did everything that could be- done To-
relieve hls suffering lie brvlthol hia
last at about o o'clock.
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STELZNER LOSES.
Gus Rubin Defeat, Ills Man IN the
Seventh Round ut Denver.


ucnvcr Colo Sept is.-Gus Rurlln
defeated Jack s,rlsuar In contest TO-
night before tha olympia Athletic club.
tho decision being giyel lg bis favor in
the seventh round. stol4uor. though
game, was clearly Too weak 10 last
much longer and Haf>. Mastoraon's
decision was hcartilyNpplaudcd by the
crowd,
iuhlln gained 20 decided adyanluro at
tho outset and had hIs own way most
of the ilWe ufturWJrd, but ut that.
could mot ,uooA out strl4uyr. Zoe the
h"sluu's tuhlu omitted the cuatum-
HIN tlHIluF uui rushed ut StpiHuur
hnngh.NE him down with HtIn lrft.
JOCK was up usaiu Zoo Tow seconds aud
Nuhl|u, with another rush, nuuryd him
iElln. Siu|gu.r remained down eight
seconds and by clever ducklug 51i
lud sims saved himself Iurthur punish.
mont until the bell rang
After this tno nght was ouu-sIdrd
Rubin dIN most Uf the leading though
occasionally Stplzuur would rally with
% good punch. lu the fourth round
lWhllu hlt StclZner exactly fourteen
times iu the face and jaw though NOT
luurIus HIM
IN mo NTH stel2ucr won't down from
n right upper cut and was saved hy tho
bell Again I'm tho sixth ho was H1lrrd
ana Epitlug mp, missed q lead ana tel
from weakness,
After Ruhlln had noorcd Jack twice
boz the seventh tho fight was stopnel
and the decision given TO Ruhlln.
stal1ncr was badly punished.
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o. GRoSCHELL BANKRUPT.


oscar GroschOll. the woll known ticket
broker OF this city, Med today IN the
Federal court petition Cor voluntary
bankruptcy. Ills entire debts are set
forth al gi8.a02 and his assets at 33b0i.
Among his principal creditors are.
n, 4, LaZicr s. Co., Cleveland
hhlu.s coo tt .ts. .sts ..sssf sAiiVlN W
CIV. -, 500 90
Jacob a. Dupcs, Earlsyllle, H. $500 90
Russell l.. Tracy salt Lake
CIV. 49,. -. ........... d. 1000 90
william j. She. Chicago, go, 1850 90
Among the creditors whose claims
arc unsecured ares
EuChpl Grocer. ...., ,,......3a1I 90
sullivan Machinery Co, ,,, o.. e.. $50 90
u, A. NtIdlg, Iowa, O., CO., Gee. 200 90
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THE BOOK or MORMON"

Two lectures by Dr. James 70.
Tulmlgpi AN account Of its origin, with
evidences VI ita genulnencss ana nu-
lhvnuclty, Prepared by appointment.
These lectures are taken from DR..
Talmnge'H book "The Articles OF
Faith but arc presented In separate
form for the use OF investigators and
students Price 10 cts. For sale by the
Dvaerot News.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

chief pcyluc o. today confined t1 his
bed owing Co 70 bad attack ut rhau.
mIusm upHrlndurpl hy bad cold
contracted during his trip to the Fire.
mans convention at Syracuse.
Marriage licenses were issued hIa nf.
toruuon To Robert q, NsHluu. %. and
EugeWg NOpueU 90 both OF Salt Take.
stUpyr, go both off sIlt Lake. john IA.
Taylor &C. aud luuhoI Grant 20 both
uf this city. William "A. NU.r 90 and
Elith Evans, 10 both Of Sllt llEr.
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NOW READY.

Jenson's church Chronology a ebrs,.
1906 10 the close Of is9s prt1t.i W
new type throughout In arv W
or binding desired. Prices. III z. AZ
al $500. The funds derived ffa1. H.
sale Of the book Will BE- ussi fgr ~,
erection OF new Lntter.dly F.I.t.
al . sriIp ~ WV. 81. ,i9r al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-19

Secretary tl0go Of the Utah q rHolN"
LETT Tor Anaconda, Mont, last nIght
G.. "a. starting. rate clerk OF ths e.. o.
4 q. passed through her. yoHtatday
en route tu chicago.
Aouur Bonorai Passenger Agent %.
W Ho.niz uf the RIO Gwndo Western
will return from the east tomorrow
night.
j. g. Mnrtol. manager Of the eating
houses and hotels OF Iha oregon Short
Line. and Union Pacific. d. Boo tht
city.
General Traffic Manager 81 no. Bah.
cock Uf tn. ltI GfHrdn Western. h1H
returned from the Worlds Fair city
The statement is nrlin made TINT W.
g. CLARK ~ Montana has offered iu put
up tho money TO build the Utah q Pa.
ruc from Uyada 20 the Santa 10
tracks.
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PERSONAL.
NN.~~~NN~~~NNNNS~~~~~N

j. NJ Radd md W, Rogers Of Blun,
Utah, are registered at the Walker,
j. $. N. Humpel and Mrs. jones
Downs and family AN NJ Almy, Wyo,.
arrived at the walker House this morn
lng,
Al. Hammond OF Tampa Florida. Is
tourist making hts way tu the coast.
lie D. registered al the kuutsford.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The iluari N Director ~ thn titan
sugar company has tbs day DECLARED
ne capital stock Of tho cumpauf, flY.
nhle ~ the unlCn u the company.
nusrrut News iiul'dlug. Salt lHsH
city linh. on sept iOtl isul 90
stnckhnldur ~ rvrnri nu sent sch.
ls1. The stock transfer buuas uHI
close No u'clurk D. ~. on sent lih
is.sl ana hn tunprnri ~ inu'gIlsa a.
ni. uu sept 9TH, t-lA
HORACE d, WHITNEY, -ae'y.
salt Lake cry, Utah, sept lith i.9
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David Garden Of Murray Meet. with a
shocking Accident, near Aspen, Wye,

The Union Pacific passenger train.
which arrived IN ogden At $40 y,atrr-
day afternoon r1n Into a wagon near
Alton. Wyo., and the driver. David
Gordon, ~ Murray. salt Lake county,
was meet probably fatally injured.
Mt. Gordon was driving "a sheep
wagon. and got un Co the track just
ahead OF the train, which was running
at fun 6poed The wagon WAS scattered
along both slides NJ the track Cor % ,uu.
pie Of hundred yards, and Gordon was
thrown forty feet on To- the crossing.
The train was run back and Che Inc
lurcl man WA picked up and brought
ON 20 Evanston, whore hc was let at
the hospital,
A hurried examination uf tho mlua
wOuuda showed that one arm and
leg were badly crushed, and that
come " his ribs wyrv broken. with lu-
diC1tlonH OF internal iujuriy.. llIH lIgu-
uty was ascortuincd by % diary and
some papers picked up near the scene
OF the accident
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coal mine branch r. being built there.
about seven miles in length. Upon me
completion OF the tober branch the
mon viii BE- sent 90 that place. From
Clear Creek the forces wll goo tu tuN
branch De- 0ufHhUd.
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ORE AND BULLION REPORTS,

Following are todny's ore and bullion
receipts ns reported by tho institutions
below indicated;
MCCORMICK a co.
silver and lead ores ., B.. o., ...s2l. coo
BAMBERGER & MMILLAN.
nullion,. $50, =. . . ,,u,.,,.Sl $40
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ITO orsnde wsstsrn Passenger Depart.
msnt, Has No sinecure.
The passenger department OF the no
orande Western a. the scene " the yN-
tfeno opposite 20 inactivity. The gruat
amount u passenger travel keeps the
clerks on the CO. and every minute dur
Ing WORKING hours ~ occupied by na-
tiduoua attention to duty.
huaincHn u fairly hummlng. Extra
hlecperH have been put on most ~ the
euHtbound trains 20 accommodate the
large number Of pleasure seekers who
are returning from the YoilowHtono
Park.
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September 18th, 1893. Emory w. John.
Clear Lake; 100 acres. section 30. town
shin 1888. range 3 west
John a. Rogers. Kanoshi 1919 acres,
section g, township % south, range 8
west
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10 AVON snrRuAN nILI,
story that the union Pacific WIN Leave
the Msin Line al Juis.burg.

the hain Lin" AZ Jnisshurg'
The Laramie boomerang uf Saturday.
September 49, prints a Sensational story
about tho present plans of the Union
Pacific Ia avoid sherman Hill. Tho
boomerang will no longer be- nun via
Cheyenne, but will leave the main line
at julcsburE and BE- run via Greeley.
Fort Collins. thence hy u Cut.nm To- b..
built By virginia Dale 10 Laramie. Tho
line from Fort Collins 10 Virginia Dale
ana Laramie u feasible aud rnn hc built
ana the boomerang says u tho only
way 20 solve the sherman problem. an
freight and passenger trains are 60 hr
run BY tho new route. thus leaving
Cheyenne "a division point uf tho past.
This new route viii make u necessary
10 20 about 200 miles around in order
60 avoid the ibO-mile straight ruutr vlt
Cheyenne and sherman hlll-pcuycr
News.