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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-29
TINE scOURGE OF rue SEAS"

Something like thlrty-four years ago
a waruhlp, with record, went down
among tho blind fishes In the deep sca
on the French port Of chcrbourF. after
a savage fratricidai duel Every school
boy knows tho story o. the nFht be-.
tween the Confederate cruiser Alabama
and the United States steamer Kcar-
sargo. And now. after half a lifetime.
the ships numo that made merchant
akipporB carry two sets of papers In tho
sos has been rcsurrcCtgd Tor Captain
Rnphnel Semmca' "Scourge Of the
Seas" has come TO lie again In one OF
the nnest battleshlpa Of tho now Amcri-
can navy. n she ever 10 put forth for
tho undoing Of an enemy, may she pile
up record ms formidable az that OF
her namcrake'
The United States battlcshlp Alabama
has had her FIRST ocean trial, and has
demonstrated her ability to exceed her
contract requirements. Consequently
aho returned 10 the yard u her hullderu,
the Cramp SHIP ana Engine Building
company 81 Philadelphia. with a broom
at her foretop. Designed TO steam six
teen knots an hour. the battlcship
plowcd over the measured trial course
on the Delaware Capes at an easily
maintained pace Of 1888 knots Tor the
fun run OF 2lh knots,
Tho trial OF the Alabama developed
three points IN her favor First. great
speed second. perfect tractability and
obedience 20 her helm. third, splendid
stability. assuring a perfect gun plat
form IN a heavy sea, The latter quail
ncatlon IL perhaps the most important
" ALL Fault could be found with but
one feature-tho ventilation Of her stoke
hold. This can be easily rcmedled. and
will be ere she goes on her official trip,
Now came the spectacular part OF the
trial. with the double intention OF
storlng steam for the final rush back
aud of ttatlug the steering gear, the
Alabama ran In an Immense circle
around the llghtahlp. Gradually Pilot
Long cent her helm over harder ana
harder, until the Hanged ruddcr stood
almost at right angles TO the ships keel
ana then az che hoolcd. with the tip Of
her port bridge Gar down toward the
water, II was seen that she could turn
A complete circle IN about three ana
onc-half times her own length, Less
than 400 ynrds.
Finally. out Of this ring Of foam
tho Alabama was headed down wind
toward the llghtship. due on the course
Tor what proved TO be her record-break-
ing run. A couple Of crazy rain squalls
strolled almlossly over the waste OF
water and yiOlously peltcd the unnrmcd
battleshlp. The sorrows were atill turn
ing at ia revolutions when the light
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now THEY TREATED DEWEY AT
NICE.

The French may rot think that the
admiral won n great victory thor SYM
pathicH IN the late war may have been
with spain. a morning paper. ih an ac-
ccunt 81 the adulFala drci. says: our
readers know that he ~ celebrated for
having destroyed with modern squad
ron. we'll armed and Hrmurcd. inc poor
wooden ships OF the spaninrda Froupcd
under his cannon ut Cuvtc.' Possibly
that ~ the general opinion OF tht
French people. II does not matter ms
way " that TO anybody, unless TO them.
what they think For. thanks 20 thcir
punctillousncan officers and men have
had every favor they could desire OF eN-
pect uni0aH they were Eusalana, II they
were Russians they would have becn
Rugged and kissed. 20 they are glad
thnt they are not Ruusians.
The admiral tnld that De- would o.
here at o.. M, and nt Just clght a. ~.
the Olympia was made fast 10 the buoy
nearest tho shofc which Monsieur the
cummisHidfe had reserved Tor her
Monsieur the cummlnaaifu was nj
Nillcfruncho az seven ready 20 welcome
the admiral In the name Of tho Admiral
b. IA Jaillp, Maritime HrofeCt u Tuulun,
u would have broken his heart n a full
admiral had bo,n compollcy 60 wait AN
hour after his faEahip anchored to re-
Calyu this welcome,
Rcnr-Admlru Bicnaime, who COM
mnnda the superior Hchuul OF the navy
was In the harhor bvforc the admiral
having come here as - matter u res
poet to one holding tho position Of full
admiral m the navy OF "a frlcndly puwcr.
His nuHHhlp, the Admiral Nh1rncr. AMI
the pavuuHt and frlant were grouped
around the vacant buoy which awaited
the coming ~ tho distinguished guest
Just al n little tur came purfinE out
uH N she WIRE ns pleased with her POSI-
ton as cat ou "a ris before the NV,
10 assist the olympia 20 the buoy, our
nuuHhip. her whlteueHa Intensified by the
nearer contrast with the French crui-
sera. responded to tho Admiral Char
ncr's salute with salute 10 Admiral
Bienulmc. with the echo ~ her guns
dying away, while she was swinging ~
to the buoy, the strains u the Mnranil-
iaiso burst from the baui on the Oly1n-
pia'H nftcrierk. = know your song,
we have "a song Of freedom IN America.
Already | feel at h0mc.' the visitor
seemed 10 say,
In ten minutes after the olympia was
at anchor Admiral Hienaime was on
board 90 pay HIS official call. Admiral
Dewey told him what a pleasure II was
To visit port which he Rss0cihted with
the most pleasant rccollcctions. and he
drank n glass OF champagne with Ad-
mirui Blenaimc. After Admiral Die
nnfmc came Monsieur the Commiunirc,
IN the proper order and at the right
moment. mounting the ganHwny with a
stop 90 light na that N the admiral him
sAf Hc expressed 60 the admiral the
bet wishes N the maritime project "
Toulon. Tho admiral said he would
send Captain LamhUrt0n ashore on the
following day 20 return the cali.-Frcd-
erlCk Palmer Ia Golfers Weekly
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War Department Wires for Him
to Return to the Philippines,
He MUST GO IMMEDIATELY.
Iispateb Received by itis wIfc aud
Repeated TO him believed that
lie has Len New Yorh.

Major Richard W. Youngg stay In
New YORK will be- brief Prior % hls de-
pnrture with Governor Wells party. he
Wired the secretary or war asking for
an extension nf hiH months leave ~ alb
fence from hia post ln Manila. No an
Hwrr being received up to- the time ~
niH departure. he ieft word with his wiz
20 repeat to him Du route any dispatch
thnt might come. Yesterday Mra Young
received "a telegram from the secretary
~ war addressed t1 h.r husband and
informing him that General OTIS was
unable 90 give him the extension Of
leave asked for. The dispatch was re-
peatcd 90 Major Young 20 NCw York NJ
once. aud d la thought that b. has ale
ready lcft Tor home. la hls name does
not appear In the lIat uf Utah people
who called on Dewey yesterday. HIS
occasion Tor haste VIII De understood
when o b. known that b. desired to
catch the Hancock. which sails FROM
San Francisco some time between oct
let and TN Mra. Young viii ncc0mp-
any her husband. ma II Or likely that
they Will De- away from home % least a
year and possibly longer
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THE NEW LAND OF GOLD.

Nome, tho Alaskan cape. 10 the new
land OF promise. Anvil city. It,
metropolis "a town 81 canvas built on
sand, gliHtous with yellow Hold. Nome
II tho poor mans Kiondikp The gold
lioH loosely In the Trlp OF the coil. II
needs neither long and wesrylnF wait
Ing nor heavy capital before the owner
Of a claim can aoc the nrut rewards
OF hia enterprise. Adyiccs by steamer
from s. Michael bring differing ac-
counts 81 these new fields. but all agree
Ia the present richness % the sands. Al
ready six thousand eager minora have
Hooked there, In a few months there
will be ELK thousand more. The dig
ginEs cover an area Of forty square
mllcN embracing three crccka OF con-
siderable magnitude, besides u large
number Of tributaries. The place IL
miners, and for miles along the beach
the morc promising elaine arc In full
working blaat Nomc'a summer beginn
In the middle OF June and ends about
mid-octohor. During these months II
Ia possible, with heavy winter clothes
and stout wrana, 20 live IN tcnts with
tolcrable comfort, or at least without
acute discomfort. but whom the winter
gets is grip on the land none but tho
most 'nughonod Alaskan workers can
live there. and those must wait uli sum
mer for the sands 10 loosen. The DIM
Guilty Of bearing the Intense severely Of
the winter Ia Increased BY tho almost
entire absence Of natural fuel. The
steamers now returning TO Anvil city
arc taking large coralgnments OF coal
oil. Lumber IL sold at heavy prices
IN the dlgglnss Weekly
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Sorior or SALE UNDER DEED OF
TuUsr.


NOTICE Il horohy Eiyon, that whereas
Charles ~. Cannon aud Ida cannon, his HifA
on the 18th day q May, i.p9. botroucd q
tiso 90. and made. executed And delivered 70
said society theif note aud agreement Tor
that amount payable la installmcnts afford.
Ing To the terms u said note and agruUmeut
10 secure the said nuts and INC payment q
all the installmcuts and of his hno. aud a.
sus,meuts according 10 tho rules and fcgula'
secuted u, aad dellSsred 10 tho uhdsnisnsd,
George ". Cannon. under thsif hands anl
seals their certain deed ~ trust, vi ileh dcei
r. tru,. vas recorded N ,ho 2ige e, n taS s4
gascs paFr tQ1 on tho 18th day of May, iila
which deed u trust - recorded u nov huip-
b. fcfgtrvd u aud made a part " ih9 nlilce
tho undOulgpeA for tbs use nnd purposes
named in said deed Of trust and 20 NJ heirs
anu assigns forever all tho property hofvin'
And whereas, the said Charles N. Cannon
and Ida Cannon, his wife, Nrp nos Ia ueiault
"a paving thu iutorust iusta llpeuts ana nuol
and thrrv Il nov due tho society ths sun OF
'Whcrrss' AZ tho same time she sald Charles
NJ cannon aud Ida cannon. his wife. pledged
y shares u tho i.th series 81 sio1s q w
loan, with authority 10 soil the same 10 casa
II default Ia any Of the proyisions Of AID
note and agreement pr,scIibedi -. q,
said deed Of trust | will sell ~ the front door
~ tho City and loudly building in the. CITY
and County q salt Laks fse,s o. U.ah No, Ca
~ Mu.u, at public auction, " tho hlghtst
blddeflhll tho right title and lpterrlt that
ihosald ChaTica " Cannon aud laA cannon.
lis Wife, had on the 18th day 81 May, lsp, %
that thcy may Afterwards hhvo acquired o.
In and ~ all that piece or parcel OF land Ia
salt Lake County, Utah, particularly ut-
scribed NJ Follows, to-witi 49,,
Commencing Gus and ten olovonths u ", W
rods north IRON tho southwest corner 81 lnt
three 20, In block TN nsl, plat III, sait las
CITY Survey. and runnLag thunco north ihieu
and one half SO rods thence east eight "a
rndsi thence south thrre and ono-hAf Ohl
rods thcnce west eight q rods % the place 81
Also twelve shares of stock NJ the lth
ssrios OF stock la the said lions licneut
nuildlng Society, pledged hs Aforesaid, ard
will Amply the procrudf VI said sale a. dircit-
ed IA SAID deed u trust. ..
Trustee
Dated, sept. ~, isoo.
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BIGGEST AND MOST P0PU-
LAR RACE EVER PRO-
NOTED IN UTAH.

The hfty-mlle match race between
John Lawson, the Terrible swede,"
and J, NJ, Chapman at the salt Palace
cycle track tonight has created no end
u interest and enthusiasm In this city.
The race has become one Of such i'm
portnnco that several brokers have
opened up pools, and Il ~ claimed that
over 5000 has already been wagerei on
the outcome ~ the race, John Lawfun
~ selling as favortc SO toss. The
event win be paced by tho motor tan
dem ana several tandemH manned by
tho best riders Everybody should
come 10 sec this race. as Il win bo q
nght from start 10 finish, and "A race
as IL seen but once IN lifetime. This
ig Lawson's FIRST appearance on the
track In competition, and the result OF
the rice VIII be watched and looked for
with the kecnest OF interest The win
ner viii receive $3.50 IN gold. and the
loser $50, Preceding the big race there
will be a onc-milc handicap. amateur.
Tie races win 6tart az D. m sharp.
No extra charges win be made 10 aee
the raoea, which are free except re-
aorvcd seats 20 cents, ana admission to
the grounds 20 cents. DO not miss tho
opportunity OF your life,
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been successfully terminated 20 far as
mat line u concerned. This afternoon
p test was made. with the most salts
l1et@fy results Tomorrow the line
VII be formally opened to the public.
1.r,,tnaed With appropriate ceremonies.
me Wire ls ~ the finest copper. and
~ aMliully u Il put up. that those who
gfonvetsed between Salt Lake and
butte could be heard as distinctly as
" eonteraation across the city The
inc VIII TOUGH eighty cities and towns
IN Utah, eighty-nlne In Montana. and
avity 10 wyoming a fow more local
W,lies are 20 DO strung To- make the
~. from Salt Lake TO Spokane. via
nutte, practically an Independent
tnioush wire. In another year cunncc-
Won VII be established with Denver,
W. towns IN Wyoming. and then san
ftanclsco. Portland and Seattle VIII be
,vnhegttd with the Salt Lake wire by
WY or Boise and also through Spokane.
. lhe completion N tho telephone Hire
hlpukh Idaho makes 10 possible Tor n
Reisoh ln Nephi oighty-Fevcn miles
south u Salt Lake 20 talk with another
800 mltfu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-29

Passenger steamer Scotsman loses That
number ~ Live.

ulmouakc. Que. sept. % Tho steam
ar Moutfoft carrying 80 ~ the pussen-
gers Of The wrecked steamer Scotsman.
haa arrived here. bringing the news
that 10 90 the scotamnn's parsungcrs
were drowned The wreck occurred at
Change Island clFht days ago. The
steamer Monterey took ~ ninety steer.
aro passengers and a. OF tho crew and
10 acDoud-olasa an1 stceragc pasnengorH
were let ON Tho ISLAND.
Those drowned ana known wore:
Mrs. Robertson. wife OF the mnnuger
u @ eolp company N Montreal.
Miss Robertson. her daughter
Mrs Chllds. wife ~ the manager "
the Sign uf the cross company which
wac on board
Miss puuctn and Miss Street. her
companion. ~ Montreal
Sire Dickson OF Windsor. ont. wife
u n former editor " the Toronto Globe.
Mrs %. Weaver.
Mr. Talbot.
Niles SHELTON and infant Of Mts. Rob
ortfun. all of Montreal
The people Who were lrfi on the lai-
and arc now ou their way 10 Liver
pool md the othoru will arrive az ly-
mouHkc By the steamer Gcrmanlc. Tho
vessel struck az $3.50 o'clock sunday
morning lost. ana tho people on board
since that time have suffered untold
hardship.
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RECOVERY or HARNESS.
Another Rig Haul Made by Deputies
llarrles and Dowse.

4 big haul Of harness was tho re-
suit Of three days hard work on the
part Of Deputy shcrlna Harris and
Dowsc. The stun was found at Amos
Fcnsterinakcra place In noNelder oau-
yon. ten miles south Of Grnntsvlllc. and
was brought In by tho officers today
Two sets Of the harness belong 10
James Mcdonald. the candy man, who
resides on Fifth East between Eleventh
and Twelfth South streets. II was ntolrn
on the night ~ March aist. this year.
Another double set " the property OF
Councilman Wallace. and was stolen
February goth last The guilty men
are believed 10 be Charley fvnatcrfna-
ker. son ~ Amos. and another man
named VIII Carter both Of whom
Deputy powne says. VIII be arrested by
the Tooelc county sheriff
The officers deserve credit for the re-
covory of tho stolen property, They
were nwny,ua before stated, three days.
during which time they only had four
meals.
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AMusEMENTs.

Al the Grand last night The Mascot
drew one % the best audiences which
has thus far greeted the Metropolitan
Opera company. A very pleasant im-
preston was made by the three leading
people. Miss Aldrach as Hettina Mas
Kcmble as Fiumctta and Mr., Riflng "a
plppo. Not much can be said " the
comedians, or o. the musical achieve
ments OF the others. Miss Aldrnch won
"fiofauHe." Tonight the fnvorlto
"Cglmea OF Normandy" will DO the bill.
The sale OF seats for the performance
Of Hotel Tgpsy Turvy' opened this
morning. There ~ every indication
that Eddl. Toys friends viii De out In
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mont forces engaged consisted OF be-
tween four ana i've thousand men I'M
dor the command OF Gon. Lapolr surrla.
The rebel force was considerably larger.
but the actual number Us not known.
The rebels defeated the government
troops and captured their leader Gen.
Surrin.
The second battle was IN Crlstobni.
Tho Loco troops uf the government.
commanded boy Gcn. pcllosl, engaged
1000 rebel troops commanded By Gyu.
castro eight or uluc DAYS. resulting la
Con, Castro Withdrawing his men. he
having learned that Gen, Fernandez
was ON hla way there with about 1900
troops Of tho government
The third battle was before and IN the
town ~ ~ Cohre. Report has II that
the rebels here defeated 1900 govorn-
mcnt troops under the command OF
Gen. Morales. and that tie general sue
ccedrd In escaping with but seventy
two men ana the ammunition train.
The fourth encounter took place at
Lumhadoa mountain, whore Cen Weld.
mann with 1900 government troops
tried 10 stop the march OF the rebels.
reported TO be 1000 strong.
The nrht Is reported 90 have resulted
ln u draw, both sides claiming "a vic-
tory AZ any rate Cen Castro contln-
uHd his march
AZ the town N Cardoro Gen. Castro
was attacked hy nearly 1000 govern
mUnt troops uudpr Gen Fernandez. His
force then consisted ut about 5000 men.
A terrible battle was fought. reports
placing tho loss OF the government al
nearly 4 800 killed ana wounded. Tho
loss NJ the rebels IL unknown Again
both claim q victory. After the battis
the rebels marched 10 the town VI To.
yer. AZ this place the rebels fought and
disporsed, 40 u ~ said 500 government
turei arms ammunition ana supplies.
~ ArralrH were muHHor according TO
the report, nearly $500 government
troops commanded by Generals Torres,
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PRESIDENT KRUGER
REFUSES TO YIELD
Tells Great Britain that the Iransvaal Re-
public Adheres to the London Conven-
ton. and Will Go No Further.

Meeting Of the British chamberans Rigid Proposals
Cabinet Ministers cheered-Miitary Activity in the
Transyaal Natal and Cape Coony-Boers Concentrating
on the Fronier-Bghers who Checked Jamesons Raiders
Start Out Tonight-BOer Artillery Reserves Called Out
Excitement is at Fever leat-Burghers Have Orders to
Avoid acknowledgements Communication Delayed
President Kruger Sees No Hope Of Peace.
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wnEELMEY COMPROMISE.

John Lawson. the Terrible swcdo."
ana elem Turyllle, the crack bloyciiat.
have compromised. Lawson no longer
cares 10 sue Turvllle FOR tgag FOR
defamation Of character. Today Jus
ticc Nelson announced that LaWaon'H
attorney n. s. Tanner. had asked Tor a
dismissal OF tho case. and the request
had been granted. just what TuNllle
ana 10 nfauagc l.aWaon'a feelings 10 not
known.
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II. W. Cotrcli ana a. ~ Rantera are
suing Pat Muliena and Alfred 4. Dhggs.
IN the Third district court. TO collect
$500 alleged TO be the balance dug on
IL note. The plaintiffs allege that along
with q. NJ. Helm they obtained bond
and lease from L. Grand IOuuH u.
". Moylc and n. W. Young upon the
Little Cottonwood. tho Friend and Sill
cr Zone mining claims In Argonta
mining district Morgan County. for the
sum u $4,000. II N then alleged By the
In the lease and bond 90 the defendants
for 1900, and that 500 Il all that has
been paid,
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late James smith, potitloued the probate
court today to issue 10 her letters q I'D
miniHtrntion Of the estate q her de-
ceased husband. Petitioner says her
husband a a In Sandy, April 5th. OF this
year, loavinR real property % the value
Of 500 Consisting OF nftecn town lots
IN Sandy townHlte. with n small hnua,
thereon. The personal property left by
the deceased u valued nj $500, and IL
now being used as a home for the WI
dow.
The petition viii be heard wednos-
day, October 4th.
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We've got the men.
Mn-In EnIIIn. IN. .hln.-n

The broom went oloft to the forctop.
and the Alabama ran through the
Hrsnkwnter and steamed 10 the bay.
Whcrcupon all floating thlnHs therein
that carried whistle straightway went
mad. and postponed recovery until their
big sister reached her moorlngs.
when completed. A turrctcd steel bat
tlcshlp. with specifications and equip.
ment as followe=ii. jGs tons displacc-
meut. 36s feet long ~ feet Inches
beam. 20 feet 9 inches drnught. z pro.
peliers. 10000 Indicated horse power
cost. i2.722. COS. 90 be- armed with fout
i3-lnch and fourteen 0-inch and many
smaller calibfe guns. She VIII carry
q crew Of tso mon. So Il u apparent
she viii be- able 10 give q good account
u herself -Coilicre Weekly.
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ship wac let for the last time and the
battlcahip began 10 show her heels. Ana
now came the unique experience Of car
rying wet forward decks while running
dead 20 ioeword. The wet and Frimy
congressman aud the phlcrmatlc Rus
SLAMS dreaming OF their own ships
building. looking Into the mist. waited
to raise the lightship. which would mark
the mich 81 the run.
They did not have 10 strain their eyes
long. u bobbed into view In about
twenty minutes, and In precisely 30 MIN
uteH and ~ aecOnde after the start the
finish line was crossed. This showed
a speed ~ i7.20 knots per hour. or an
average out and In % 70 % knots
Mr. Town, the big chief engineer. hav-
ing chsurCd up the tired but cOmplacent
enFinemcn with the assurance that
they were all right" Fhzcd with huge
content aud medltntivciy AZ the dis
tinFul9hed group OF naval onlcora and
civic dlgultarics that decorated the
deck and a murmur came softly from
nobody In particular:
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Aud ~ accordance with law aud an ouief
Of tho Hoard 81 niructors made on the 2ith
day ~ August, tHll 10 many ahafr4 ~ zach
Parcel OF such stock A. may bo Necessary ull
b. sold at the Nccrutnry's uhlen A. il1ua
Savings Hank A Trust company on MopdaJ,
October u, 800, az 4 y. M, o. pay. thu deln.
qucnt assessment together with Tho costs Of
hdvcrtlsing aud EXPENSES ~ sale
%. u nEEBE, secrctaryt
Zion's savings Hank, salt Lake City. Utah
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

The salt Lake County Fruit Grow.
crH' association win meet In the com-
ml6Dlouvra office tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock Secretary Wright OF the
state board will be- present. Fair fruit
exhibits will also be discussed.
The Veteran Artillorymen are a
patriotic lot and on public occaslouB
turn out for the public good. That
Admiral Dewey did not step ashore
yesterday when they fired their salutos
iH no fault OF theirs, They wer on duty
and obeyod orders like true soldiers.
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anrs AaAIN.f rnr oorNrr.
JudEo cherry Hrndsrs Judgement Ia
sait UrowinH Out Of ltondic Eases.

sait urowing out of Iioodie Gases.
Judge Cherry has rendered judgment
IN the case Of tho civic Federation VI
Salt Lake County finding the issues
in favor Of the pinlntin for ts5l22t. and
Interest from July 90. 1891. ana 1850
costs, The action wun brought 60 re-
cover fs.glgoi. alleged 10 have been adj
yanCcd by plalntim 20 the county 10
enable u tp prosecute the notorious fur
niturr doodle coHca, The defendant In
tcrpuacd demurrer which WIS over
ruled, and. upon refusal 10 amend.
ana cloctng to stand on the objection.
Judgment was entered for the plaiutlfi
The county will now take nn appeal
~ the supreme court.
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STATE o. UTAH,
NnmniN ni nit IaLr.

Joseph ', Calno bcing Grit duly sworn me-.
cutdinf g lnN dcpiscs ami says thai af.
cashier Of The above named bank that az
true md correct statement - ttf f4,1I'ti..
" the said bank ~ the cluss uf buslne,. III
tho IN day ~ sept, is.p.
JOSEPH T. GAME
Subscribed and sworn 20 bcf1ru me this stb
day Ut sept, islA
lsEALl E.o. KNowLrOy.
NutlFV lubIUs