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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-29
GENERAL VANCE DEAD.
\ Brother Of Zeb Vance and Long
Member of Congress.

AsHEVILLE. y. G.. Nov @.-6eneia'
Robert B. Vance. brother of the late Sen
ator H. b. Vance. and for thirteen years
representative ion Congress from this DIS
trlct. died 40 his home at Alexander n
c.. near Asheyile this morning, after
long illness Of diabetes aged Y.
General Vance was Confederate SOL
dier OF distinction and served through the
entire war between the states. lie
entered the service as Colonel of North
Carolina Regiment and az the battle OF
Murfreesboro, when General Raines fell
Colonel Vance took charge of his brigade
and temalncd I'm command through the
battle
shortly after this incident he was made
a brisadier general
Near the close of the war he was cap
turcd and finally released on parole by
President Lincoln that he might secure
clothes for the Confederate prisoners. lie
was not allowed 10 come South but made
n trip through the North and secured a
large amount Of clothing and $4,000 IN
money which relieved a great deal OF SUI
fering among his comrades.
After the close of the war General vance
represented Buncomb district I'm Con-
eress for - years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-29
MANY DEAD HORSES.
Transport NictOria Forced by Stress Of
Weather TO Return.

SEATTLE. WASH, Nov S-With q
cargo of dyins horses and mules and IF
ty-hve empty stalls. the United states
transport Victoria returned to port last
night. having been forced by an unpre-
Cedented stress Of weather OFF Cape Flat
terry. TO turn back from her voyage TO
the Philippines
or The four hundred and ten horses and
mules carried by the Victoria. taken on
board November twenty third. fifty-hve
were literally pounded to death against
the sides OF their stalls in the storm and
the remaining animals were so badly
bruised that the officials Of, the vessel
believe that they cannot be saved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-29
HON. WI. WILSON
A VERY Ill MAN
His Physician Ordered Him to South
ern Arizona for the Winter
10 ReCu0erate.

The friends in Richmond. az well as his
numerous friends and admirers ina various
parts of the country. win regret TO know
that the health OF Hon. William L. VIII
son. rostr,. ster-gculul under President
CIoyelaud's second administration ana
roN president of Washington ana Lee
University. ha. become $50 unsatisfactory
81 to p,ai,a H. necessary for him 90 20 10
southern Arizona o. reeuperdte. MT
Wilson's health has been "a source 81 soil
citation TO the members OF MS family.
pulmonary trouble Ra- tie cause OF MS
health gradually giving away. TO friend
.n tlis CITY bee has written indt ne had
been advised by bis MUSICIAN Dr. Jane
way. the celebrated s.ecaii7l' 10 go 10
Arizona Tor the winter not to return 10
hi. DUTIES AL Lexington until some time
in April.
MIR. Wilson gives this ms The reason
for his being unable io hi hif appoint
nlont % deliver the annual address before
.he Virginia Hisior'tf i',. lh inns
.u, me- wrote fhHI ne n1u chosen lor
.t .,,i,i..., ,f his address "The Part Of
,.i-.i,ia i, the Conquest aud Political
l.,..,o',,,,,,l,', mi fh. Northwest Territory.
.-5 bo h,d made aHnio progress In the
.'.,...',..t,0, N,'e ~ his address. bat that the
,re,ten,nr of hls health showing itself
IN both mental and physical inertness,
.-',,,.od ,bo connpicti0n Of the address un-
IN the proper time had elapsed.
The condition OF Mr. Wilson's health
also prevented him from going 10 the
centenary ~ the Roval Institution In
London. England, where ne h1d most
honorable part asss'IJ If. ,9 S,,io. ha.n, am. ana
where he was 10 receive MS u'ploha from
A. Wilson Is row preparing to leave
.ni. 80 " sor Arizona. where he SAYS his
.@,Hter so,ourn will be one more Of hope
~, 20 .oeedsnce Ills friends In Vir-
mi, r.,u weicome nnv favorable news
rom him during bis stay In The West.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-29
HARDWICK BILL DEFEATED.
The Result Was a Surprise, as Strong
Support Was Expected.

ATLANTA. CA, Nov. %.-The Hard
wick bin. introduced into the lower house
of the General Assembly for the purpose
OF placing such limitations on the negro
vote i'm this state as TO practically dis
franchise the c0lored voter. was over
whelmmgly defeated to-day, the result
OF the ballot being l6 TO 3.
The result was a surprise. as it was ex-
pectei the measure would receive strong
support.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-29
TO BUILD UP THE RECORD.
A Publishing Company Commissioner
I'm Gulnmbia.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov 2s-The Re-
cord Publishing Company was commis-
stoned to-day. The capital stock IS To
be $1,000 The company is composed
OF business men who will build mp the
Evening Record.
The seneca cotton mills. $4,000 capi-
tai. Incorporated to-day ana the Aboey-
vile roller mills. $4,000.
The increase in manufacturing enter
prises in this state the past year Is over
80 per cent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-29
BOYS TO Be HANGED.
Negroes Condemn One OF Their own
Race for Criminal Assault.

FARMVILLE. VA Nov. 2S-Special.-
News was received here from Cumber-
land Courthouse late tonight TO the effect
that Richard Garter. a negro boy about
sixteen years old. was tried there to-day
and convicted 90 Doe hanged for criminal
assault committed ON a negro girl named
Martha Hatcher. seven years OF age.
The crime was committed ON the 2oth
instant. the arrest was made al once. and
conviction quickly followed There were
five negroes ON the jury, which was unan-
im0us I'm IT'S verdict
The verdict was received with general
satisfaction I'm Cumberland 10 is not yet
known whether Judge Miller has passed
sentence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-29
,s,yan 10 Winter in Texas.

AUSTIN. TEN N0s 1N.-W j. Bryan
ard vii, arrived here to-day t0 spend the
winter in lhis city They are l1o guests
of eN-G0slrnor HCsg temporarily, but Will
shortly rent a private residence fDr The
winter.
AR. BRYAN stated to-day taat Dee had
come to Texas ,o spend the wintcr 90 rest
up and prepare for me campaign oi fNp
ohich he oxreclcd would be "A very h9f6
one and thaf ho would only make u iet
speeches On Texas during his stay
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-29
SCATTERED INSURGENTS.
Bell Dispersed the Brigades OF Alejan-
drinn aud San MigneL

MANILA. Nov 2s.-lO.iO A. M-Colonol
Eel has located and scattered the
brie7des of General Alejandrho and Cen
oral San Miguel The engagement took
place ON the summit of q mountain the
insurgents being so confident of the inn
prcgrahiHty of their position that they
had their families with them.
The Americans captured an the enemy s.
munitions and artillery.
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OFFICIALS AT A LOSS.
The Manauensc Was in Fnst- CIas
Condition When She Sailed.

SAN FRANllsl' %, Nov. .. Transport
officials at his port are at loss to ex-
plain tie alleged unseaworthiness Of the
transport Manauerse. whose arrival az
Manila was reported to-day.
The alleged unseaworthiness, under
manned and under pr0vis,oned condition
rf ,ff ,e-~ei We eidirn'c1
II was stated thfi he Nanauense w1s
in nrst-class condition when she lett TINS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-29
4 SuicisialI'anily.

ROANOKE. VA. Nov. -SpeciaL-Mli-
liam Creighton. barber az the Ponce 10
Leon Hotel, attempted 90 commit snicids
today by cutting mis- throat wiih "a razor.
lie was prevented from accomplishing tht
act bv his small brother calling Tor as.
sistauce. Creighton brother attempted
suicide by shooting himself in The mouth
about TWO years ago.
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Tho British arms have achieved Drill
,... ......-.. .rb. .nrmv. strongly enc
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...,.,torcd in mn
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armnrad train on lrdil' i"'
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General N'ihl'n 'N'N '"'
column mad. a d,tour and bVouacked
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-29
STRIKE VIGOROUS BLOWS.
Joubcrt j. Instructed Not 10 Split His
Forces.

BERLIN. Nov. 2.-The Deutsche zei-
tung publishes the following dispatch
dated Pretoria. November 21th. receiving
10 through Boer diplomatic channels.
President Kruger and President SteSn
have instructed General Joubert and
General Cronje not 90 split their forces
into small detachments but 10 strike
vigorous blows General JOubert has
three corps. one holding Ladysmith, tie
second commanding the Tugola and tbs
third east of EstcOurt. In order 10 cut
of the British retreat.
General Comics forces are divided into
three contincents. one at Kimberley. am
other at Modder river and the third in
the rear of General Methuen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-29

STAUNTON. VA, Nov. &.-Special-
ed to-day for Staunton. The officers
elected were: President, III. ii. Henkle
First President, NJ. J. Payne; Second
Vice President. ] 5. Blair; Secretary Il.
f. Fauntleroy; Treasurer. Wls0 Hars-
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-29

ADVANCE AT DAWN
Artillery Opened the Fight and the
Duel Lasted Three Hours,
THEN THE INFANTRY ATTACKED

The Yora shircs. Northamptons, Nor
thumbcrlands and LancRshires,
with the Naval Brigade, Gal
IantIy Stormcd the Bocrs'
Positions, CRrrYiu
uH Aficr Hill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-29
WEATHER FORECAST.

rorecas, for Wednesday:
Virzinis Fair wednesday with mo'oi-
ate temperature; fresh south"eS'''y
winds. -. ,t, .
North and South carollna-fresh ko"'"'
westerly winds; fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-14

WEST MORNING GLORY MINING con-
puny. once and principal place uf business.
ttAkv city, Utah. Notice Il hrrvhy given
that bt u murilus " tho directors, held un
az 4 cent Irr shnru, was levied ON an tho
sharus ~ Che capital stock ~ tho corpora
tluu. payable uu ur hviurU tho 18th day ~
luur. 100 90 thr SECRETARY 40 his office No.
ID Mccormick blurk salt Lake city utah
Any stufk upon which the assessment may
rnuulu unpaid ON the 9Th dhy II june. 10,
viii d. drluUucnt and advertised Tor sale be
uuhllr auction. aud unless payment Is mnde
hUfuFts IN many ~ the shur's represented by
each certificate ut the stnrk su delinquent ~
may hu necessary VIII hr sold on the alth day
- luly, is.u a. n o'clock noon, tn pay tho
Delinquent assessment. tnguthvr with Tie cost
OF advertising and rApHust ~ sale
THOMAS o. TAYLOR, Srcy.
lly order NJ the Hoard q nlfvrtur.
salt Lake city Utah May 18th, is9
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CoALVlLLE.
Victim Of n. u. wreck In rrecarious Con
dltson-A school Impaired.
rr,gt.t fs,f.t4.-r,spa.,rs

Special Correspondence.
Coalyllio. juno i3.-Mr Elijah Allen.
the man who was injured In the rail-
road wreck last Friday IL In "a very bad
condition. II la feared that he has Hua-
tanned SERIOUS iniurica Or French u
very hopeful, however. Of pulling him
through
The demolished engine and shattered
cars have been gathered up aud trnf-
fc on the road has been resumed. Tine
loss 70 the railroad company ~ conHld.
cradle.
! r. Young "a sheep hrrirr. under
took 60 tcrrorlEe the peaceful citizens
of Echo last Saturday FillnE himself
with liquor hU proceeded 60 attack the
population with IL knife, USING Vile ana
Insulting Language Co women uH we'll
hs 20 men. when the sheriff arrived
ON the scene Young made a foroCiouH
assault ou the officer. but iu trigc
the ruiiinn was sent spmwllnr IN the
dust and sheriff Lindsay disnrmod him
aud deposited him In the county San
Al the trial County Attorney Cnlls
prosecuted and Young was sentenced 10
hftecn days imprisonment IN the couu-
~ jail.
The handsome brick achoolhouao In
East Coaivillc. which WINS built only
a few years aro has been condemned
by an expert ana IN being pulled down
II was built at cost Of about 1900
and was cummudious cdincc. II
seems that the ground upon which u
stands D. shifting. that b.. tho hillside
on which the hulldlng was erected d.
sliding down. This peculiar action OF
the earth has made large cracks Ia the
walls, making an early collapse uf the
structure probable. n will be- replaced
by building composed u lumber.
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plentiful supply Of water and the hay
crop l.iil b. good.
stake Priesthood meeting was held
on Saturday. the 10th inst The attend
nncc was good considering the busy
season Of the year. Ia tho evening the
iiiEh Council met.
The stake presidency ore visiting all
the wards in the stake encouraging $50
PEOPLE q carry out in their lives the
Instructions and counsel given nt our
last quarterly conference.
a large brown bear. while crossing
through the valley. was shot by Mr..
Jnboz Lop. The anuw o. too deep ln the
timber FOR bruin yet
a large reservoir ~ being constructed
half milo above the town which prom
iars to boz % great help 100 seasons II
low water The work On under the di-
rcctlon OF the now water company
A new Hhcarlng plant N being built
seven miles west ~ this place several
thousand sheep viii ho Hhearod. The
work commences on the 18TH
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THURBER.



Festival rhurbcra ttn- HON. Location.
Special Correspondence.
Thufbrr. Wayne County. June 10
Last nlght the =, l.. ~ !. A. gave an
Zee cruam festival and dance. Al Thur
Der turned out and there were visitors
galore from Luu, TcnHdnlc Torrcy and
Grower Al declared that no such on
recruitment had gyfr before been cn-
lOyUd In Thurhor, The committee OF
management, viz. Mamie MrcilH. Lo-
unh Hrlnkorhon and AEgic FuWythc.
had the details arranged 60 perfection
and everything passed on pleasantly.
The young people danced until daylight
and parted la hlgh spirits and mutual
satisfaction.
James Grant & co, viii commence
next week 90 pipe into town tho waters
of JuCkHnn'H spring This h. "a pretty
large spring of mountain water Hituut-
Cd about three miles from town and
capable ~ irrigating all tho town lots.
Any one looking for good location
90 build upOn, can obtain lot and
water right now by going 90 work on
this trench, Thurhor already has one
spring OF mountain water pipcd into
the houses and with this other for
irr.gating purposes. there N no town In
this part OF the State In Ho advanced
condition TO accommodate those look
ing FOR a good homo location
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NorICE on SPECIAL srocRuoLDnRs
MIUTINg


NOTICE Is hereby given that special
mrrtluE ~ thu stUrkhu.iyrs NJ tho Herman
Irritation Company bias hUUn duly called 20
hH held uu thV 4ul day ~ June A u. isal, nt
thD hour NJ a. urInrh Boo ne tho lAttrf=duy
Saints Meeting House Doe the Town ~ ilrrri.
man u thr County ~ salt lake state uf
q tab, tHr thg following purp0aHs. tn-Nltf
llri For thU amendment ~ tho Articles
N lnn1rruutlnu By adding thcrututhc follow
lng AulclN ~,
pUu-rs and liabilities. hul hii running ox.
puusrH. uud fur CunduTtlns tho business %
ihia corporation. thr uIurtnrs shall have
power tu levy assessments uUlu uIl ~ the cnu-
Teal siu'h NJ this corporation aud rniur'o tho
collection thereof b. re- sole ~ delinquent
stuHk Hs provided hy law although the capital
atHrE has hrru fully paid
-rsHnd Do amrnd Article Vof said Afii-
Giles " Incorporation an ns o. uiad as inlluVai
Amount ~ Wpltnl stock ~ This corporation
shall lU thirteen thluslndY seven hundud
uul MY dollars fiAilnuH. which shall b. 20
VIdul into two hundred and seventy suvu ciiN
sharssu NJ The par value ~ ufty dollars aopw
psHh
said Article now reading clrvun thousand
Utp Uuudr,d aud MY duUars On. tnen. d.
yiIHd Iutu two huudrtd aud thirty-uuc shares
uf nfty dollar 0sNun each.
AMI fuf such other purpose. us shall be- In
cIuoutul tu sufl proposed umvudmruts
Glulitl MILLER Pre-
JOSEPH :. o. huDEt.iA socy.
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THoMPSoNS.
Discovery Of tho nsdy Of John ". Howell
who Disappeared Last March.

Special Correspondence.
Thompson. Grand Co. June i8.-Word
was received here yesterday clearing
up the mystery surrounding the diHup-
pouunCc ~ John ~ Howell last March.
by tho discovery ~ his body In an old
tunnel on the lilgh orr property In
mineral mountain hy Mrssrs. CorrlHou
and shouu. while prospecting on the
mountain. The body when found WIS
lying face downward ln pile ~ tim.
beers, which had fallen down about him
Two pieces of roof lugglng were lying
across tho back Of hlH neck aud had
evidently caused instant death. ua hls
neck was broken.
Howell was lurt seen alive ON March
Gard hy Mr, Hatch N Castle valley and
w. %. Manson. "a Denver mining expert
who passed the night uf March 22nd la
bis cabin. A. one OF the heaviest snow
falls of the season occurred on March
2'th Go 9Th. drifting the tunnel fun ~
snow and completely covering the cabin
at the entrance. searching parties were
heretofore unable 10 nud any trace Of
the deceased, His partner. Samuel r.
McGrnw. had written him 20 cave IN
the mouth or this old working H0 a. to
prevent others from examining them,
and he had written that he would 90 so.
and evidently he met his death In at
tempting H.
Friends IN Ohio have been notified by
wire. Howell was member uf Ouuy
lodge. X. Of =.
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OUR OWN STATE.

Twede. 81. and Roheccn Allan. ~. both
" Napoleon. 90 Edward Mcdonald. 81.
of Granger. Wyd.. and Naomi Graham,
20, N Provo; to Ncla v, Hansen. Cd. NJ
brigham city. and Durotha Madison, ~.
~ Lake Niow
COMMITTED TO THE ASYLUM
Sheriff Howclls and Deputy Sheriff
Cumm0uk of Salt Lake brought down
Hyrum Cowiny and turned him over 10
the iua1np asylum authorities Cowlcy
gave the officers several pretty hard
tuHslef on the way down.
THE WRONG MIR WRIGHT.
Sheriff storfs went TO brigham city
tOdny Co Identify "a man arrested sup
p1Hcd 90 bo George ~ Wright, the
pelican Point triple murderer lt turned
ont 90 be the wrong Mr. Wright all
though tho rhcrin says that be might
h1 WHrhtH twin brother " rcHum-
blunce counts.
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PROVO.
nody Recovered special school Levy sur
gicai Operation Weddings.

Ei'N hp'rhlnn weddings
Special Correspondence.
Provo. June i3.-Thc body Of Peter
MudFcn, who was drowned In Provo
river Monday was brought down the
canyon today and turned over 70 IN
dertukorbofg 10 prepare It for shipment
90 his home Ia Monroe. SCvler cuun-
~ A telegram was received today
from W. T.. MadHen stating that "a
party would come a. Provo TO take
charge OF the remains.
The body had lodged IN some brush
near tho bank OF the river and was ais
covered by John iiolaman, who walked
Co the power companyH place to notify
the officers. The remains were almost
entirely stripped % clothing with the
exception OF the Shoes and stockings,
The upper part of the body and head
was badly bruised ana cut by coming
in contact with tho rock ana brush In
the river. during the rush down tho
unygn. II ia not likely an Inquest viii
be held.
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.
The following committee on arrange
Wcnt has been appointed 20 arrange FOR
"a roualng Fourth ~ July celebration;
Mayor s. 8. Jones chairman; Joseph
II McEwan. Reed smoot Henry God
dHrd. ~. ". Brown. Mrs, Sarah ", Clun,
Mu. II. @ Hcnrichsrn, r ~ Taylor
q, w. Enos, u. $. llincltlcy and Jesse
knight
SPECIAL SCHOOL LEVY.
The following school districts have
levied special school taxes AZ follows,
Tor the year 1893.
SpHngylllo. o mills: Spanish Fork, Q
milla, Lake Shore. > mills BonInmin'
mills; payson, . mills. spring Lake,
.i mills; Snntaquiu, o mills; Goshen,
ih mills; Fairfield. 10 mills; cedar Fort,
~ mills; Lehl mills. Alpine, % Mills
American Fork. Q mills; Pleasant
Grove, 2 mills: Vineyard, Q mills Lake
View, 9 mills, Provo Bench, mills
Thistle. s mills; Clinton, ~ mills
Tucker, mills; Cotton, 2 mills; Ma
ploton. mlllsi Highland, Q mills,
Manning, mills: Mt Nebo, mills,
The Provo school district, estimated,
about 9 mills,
SURGICAL OPERATION.
DR. Allen returned this morning from
Emery, Emery county whore he won't
Sunday morning for the purpose OF am
putatlng tho right leg " stephen WIZ
Ham, who was kicked by q horae on
May ist Tho injured limb was ampu-
utod about six Inches below the Knee,
The same physician today took a
large lipomin tumOr from under the
lgtt shoulder blade OF Mrs, MARIA T.
Haywood OF panguitch. Garfield county
The patient rallied well from the opcr-
alton
The i2-ycar-old son Of Lorenzo Bates,
when returning from taking his cows
20 the pasture foll from bridge and
broke his left arm, DR.. Allen attended
him,
WEDDING BELLS.
Clerk Haveroamp today Issued the
following marriage licenses; i. O.
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Washington Rock Company salt Lake city
Utah
NOTICE T. hereby given that 10 a meeting
Of tho Directors OF the nhuNV named Curpor-
alton held ON the Oh day uf June, iHin, an
assessment ~ inr pur shAru was levied un tho
capital stock uf Che corporation, payable 90
Henry o. NrEuuu Treasurer, az the state
Hank NJ Utah. Nos !, o and Main street. salt
Lake tlty. ltuh. ga ur before Monday, tho
iuth dly n July. is9N Any stp'k upon which
this assessment may remain unpaid on tho
10th day ~ July Will hn delinquent aud nd
yrrtisifl Tor sale nt public suction and unless
payment is made before will be- sold nn We'd
nusday, the .dth day Of July, 100, at o y. "a,
tn nav tlV delinquent tssussfnuut together
With the cost ~ advertising aud expense u
sIIr. HENRY o. MrEWAN, scys
state Hank ~ tab. I. . aud Main
street. -nlt Lake city, Utah.
First publication June IL islnl
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N,,rIoE


In the District Court Probate Division. IN
aud fnr salt Lake county, stated Utah.
iu th0 muttrr NJ thr Estate and Guardlhn-
.bipuf Alvin a.. Sophia and Guurgu
Taylor mluura.
The Petition ~ John Taylor. tho Guardian
Of tHt persons and thu estates ~ tho above
named minors. iHr confirmation ~ sale ~ tho
following dUsrtihud real estate to-wit3
An undivided thfuu-twgutluthu f tho fullpW-
inE described rUHl estate tn-Ulti tummuuc.
lug 1875 Hds Nrsi NJ tho northeast corner a
IHt d. hlH. %, plat on salt Lake city SUR
yDlt aud running thence west ~ rudsl south
lN Hilsi east % . rulsi south 90 ruds tu hUfln-
ming. flf thv sum VI sll3on and upun the inl-
lowing terms tuwit. fash. ns nrpuqrs from
doc rUturu ~ salU Tiled ln this Court has beon
-Ut fuf hr1rInT OH Wednesday. the Zist day u
june a. ID ls1l. ut 800 o'clock o.. M at tho
tHIuty Court House, ln thu court Room ~
sail Court. in Salt Lake city. salt Lake
JIuutyI Utah
Witness Tho Ciutk ~ snid Court.
with che seal thereof AFFIXED.
tuttI this 10Th day NJ June A. u. tsq1.
DAVID e. ~ MAR. Clerk.
uY O. q. NIfuAtI. Deputy clerk
JAMES u. MOVIE, Atty.
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years graduate. was employed as as
Histnnt IN the domestic arts depart
mcnt ut salary % $50 per muuth.
Joseph Morrell was appointed aullrr
by the board and his compensation fixed
nc - per month. Bert Fleming was APP
pointed assistant to Prof. swcndscn. In
rtrlctor IN civii engineering. The board
then adjourned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-14

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Cfyt TELEGRAPH company ulll hn held nt Nu.
Utah, ON saturday June o.. is'uY no DO o. ui.,
lur Che purpose ~ UIrefIug President. Nlers
President. Secretary. Treasurer Hnl nine n1
Directors Co sprYy during The vusuluT two ~
years. W.. ~ DOT GALL. SECRETARY.