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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

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Location ~ principal pI1eo ~ business. salt
Lake city salt tHtn county.
stat 90 Utah.

NOTICE o. hereby given that az "a meeting
~ thr dlrUTtOr OF suld company, held un the
aih day uf sept. lH.I. Hu assessment ~ ten
Huuts 1n'I nrr Share was luVlrd uuuu tho cnn-
lttl ia, D ~ che corporation. payable immed-
lately 20 Tho rrrrvtufy. ut Room so = Come
mUrclul lillck. lu ~ult Lake city. salt Lake
county. state ~ Utah ANY stpsk upon
which thls assessment may remain unpaid On
thu 800 day ~ October. tHn. will h. doliu-
Uurut and advertised Cor sale ~ public aur-
tIuu. and uulUHs payment d. made before will
lr an'd uu thU 9th day " october, i-in, 90
Jay ihr delinquent HsstaFurnt toEtthnr vita
Tho Clst ~ advertising and uNpeusn u sale
JAMES q JENNINGS. Ssry.
Room ~. - Commercial block, salt Lake
civ Ifun
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET
INg.

Notice a hereby Flyun that special meet
ing ~ tho stntkhnldrrs ~ tHo south Jordan
Milling Company Will hu held tt thr south
Jordan Mill. ut S1uth Jordan salt Lake CO..
fl.n 10 ennsldrriur thu question ~ thr to-
muyni aud Tor tho removal 81 certain dlrUrts
orr and officers ~ said corporation. and 90 nIl
tho vacancies that may hn caused hY such 70
muVHl and fur such other business na may
lawfully come before said moutng.
a. A. HOLT.
SECRETARY aud Manager u tho south Jordan
Milling Company,
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T.. NJ. Higgins. Editor Seneca Qlis)
News, was AFFLICTED for years with Piles
that no doctor or remedy helped until
he tried Bucklen's Arnica Salvc. the
best In the world. lie writes, two boxes
wholly cured him. lnfnllible for Piles
Cure guaranteed, Only sJc. Sold BY
y. g. NJ. l. Drug Dept
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bearing acreage having incroaaed tho
fruit crop 10 large. ana the quality. as
rule. 10 very good.
Ranges and pastures are Improving
ana stock IL In good condition
g. NJ BLANDFORp.
Section Director
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As an external linimcnt " most won-
dcrful pcnrtrNtiyu and curative power.
BALLARDs SNOW LtNlAiENT Is not
Cquulcd By any other la the world.
Price 20 and 90 cents. y, q, NJ. L.
Drug Dent
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ON iemnstion salts 81 Troy Laundry In re-
est,ef'a Hands Tiii Thief Pleads Guilty.

o,o tsunatian snit - Troy Laundry In re-
esl,srs uands-Tiil Thief Pleads Guilty.
before Judge Rolopp in the district
me case u Erickson W Erickson was
Continued until october o. tsgs.
Mathew wild w Union Pacific Rail-
road company; the defendant was
granted additional ten days 60 prepare
and serve notice for new trial,
D. e. Ford W Union Pacific Railroad
company. on payment of costs plain
I'M was permitted TO amend his com
plalnt
sarah J. swigert w Leroy d. swigcrt
case taken under ndvlaoment.
The state W. George Robinson; the
defendant was arrniHncd on the charge
q burglary, and plead not guilty.
Mana Saunders W Lyman W. shurt-
nm "a nl case was continued until Oc-
t0ber 0. 1890.
CONDEMNATION SUIT.
The Postal Telegraph Gable Co nlcd
suit against the Union Pacific Railroad
company to condemn the right Of way
along the line of the q. y. II. Il. on
which 10 erect and maintain line OF
telegraph poles
~ THE HANDS OF a RECEIVER.
George a. Craig filed suit against
Jonathan A. Williams Tor an Injunction
restraining the defendant from cuntinu-
INK the business Of the Troy steam
Laundry. ana asking that receiver be-
appointed. The complaint sets forth
that on January .. 1850. the defendant
bought the laundry business upon ccr-
tain terms u payment and that the
payments have not been kept up. The
case was presented 10 the court, and
H. =. nolnpp was appointed receiver
with bonds fixed al s. 900.
TILL THIEF PLEADS GUILTY.
The man John Armstrong. who was
arrested By the police a fcw days ago
On tho charEc u tapping the tlll at
fryrfH confectionery, was brought up
Tor hearing before Judge Hulaniskl and
plead guilty 20 the charge. lie had
very smooth story a. tell the court Of
where he obtained the money that was
found In his possession, stating that be
had made horse hair brides and had
snld thciu az Hutte. Mont. but his story
dId not work. the evidence against him
was too strong and at last he weakened
and admitted his guilt.
The Young Mems Mutual Improve
mpnt association ~ the Firth ward was
ftdwanlzcd last evening nc the rcgulnr
sunday night meeting. The following
oihcera were unanimously sustained
u. H. Thomas. president. 4. a. shreevo.
int counselor, W, !. Dchry. second
counselor, VIM. Watson. secretary:
Alma J, Lnrkln, treasurer: T. s..
stevens program secretary: A. Tresc-
der librarian. II. g. McEwnn, musical
director. visiting committee, Joseph
lloulthor, Chester Snow. VIM Wright.
bernard bankers, Joshua Rnchnm Jr.,
i!uhln Burton, John shurtlln, WIN. Il.
Newman.
LOCAL NEWS nRIEFs.
Late Saturday nlFht the Troy Steam
Laundry was entered by BURGLAR. but
TIC cash had been taken homo By the
proprietor, and all that could be found
missing was the cash book
number Of cases Of typhoid fever
ore reported from Hooper. This COM
plnlnt seems 20 be- very prevalent In
various parts Of the city Miss Ethel
McEwnn, who has been suffering from
ms dread disease for several weeks. n
much improved.
Hon. l.. w. shurtlln II IN Idaho on
d. ID
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Pursuant 90 law. notice l. hereby eivru that
% special meeting N tho stnckhnldurs 81 tho
ltthmuud AMI Anaconda Con sulldatod Min
lng company will hu held Ht ruufu q. Hooper
CIV. Utah. un tho End dHyuf oct, A. u l-lp NJ
g O'Clock pm, fur tho purpose ~ considering
and acting uuuu tho fuIInWiug amendment 90
article ~ the articles 81 Incorporation ~
Hald company, tusWlti striking out tho
words "sat Lake city. Utah" nnd Inserting
in place thereof Provo city, Utah Cuuutg
Utah. si Hs tn change tho place ~ the Fun'
rfal office from -1It luty city go puru.
lIs-E KNOTT President
join ii MrLWAN. ruc'Y.
Richmond .agi Au!gnndn COM
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MOAB.
Lisht Crop of rrult - Good Prices are
nrsliHed.

Rrsiitsd.
Special Correspondence.
Moab, Grand CO.. Sept 2O.--wo arr
nt present having very me weather In
this part OF the country, the days are
Just warm enough 10 be- pleasant. but
the early morning cool. Fruit growers
are very busy oudeavorlug to save the
medium crop Of good fruit We have
been blessed with. and are getting good
prizes Tor the same,
ON Inst Friday the people Of our little
valley had the pleasure Of listening 20
Gospel discourse delivered by Sister
Clayton OF Provo, who ~ travelling In
the Interest OF the Y, l.. NJ. 1. A.
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me petition NJ iullh Ann links bruce. ad-
ceased. praying Tor fl0 aottipmout ~ h9nI
Iuut ui sHiI julia Ann links nHira al
m.h .iintfIf aud FOR tho d'strihution III tho
hfa icon set Tor hearing nn Wolinrsfnv. tbo
iNlfiI l1N " u'tnhnt s. ~. ien III pim
9rI.' u %. Ai tlo county Court House. Ia
~. '.IF. Nll" ~ SOFA Court. ln salt Lake
llLVi -"|t IIHU County. tflh.
WIi.H's iHr rlH.A 90 said cnurt with the
I.rar.. H,l. iHHfu1f HWrUd, this tlih day
% 4. ufHHIIHr a 10. ial
DAVID e. DUNBAR. CLERK.
ny r.. 81 LlusAS deputy DiorE
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Send 20 cents 60 tho "Sows" and
obtain tho beautiful portfolio history
Of our boyv' work IN the Philippines
"On to Manila" We pay the postage.
stamps taken w payment.
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HEBER.

Advent Of the railroad - mig sheep Ship
ments-wiii Celebrate Oct. ist.
Special Correspondence.
Hobcr. Wasatch County, Sept. g.
This has been gala day In Heber city.
In about f0rty-eight hours from the
time the construction train entered the
western boundary uf Hober. nearly TO-
900 sheep had been loaded and shipped
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

TABLER's BUCKEYE PILE ONT.
MENr relieves tho intense itching. IL
soothcH. heals and cures chronic cusos
where surgeons fall II ~ no cxuprl.
ment, its sales increase through lts
cures. Every bottle guaranteed
Price 30 cents, IN bottles, tubes 20 cents.
y. G. N, 1 Drug Dept
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held q special session today and granted
a franchise to the Utah County Light
ana Power company, allowing thom Co
construct polo line on the highways
~ Utah county through the precincts
~ Lent American Fork, Alpine. Pleas
ant Grove and Highland.
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the result The large red splotchss on ny
chest heFan 70 grow palsr and smaller. and
before long disappeared entirely. | rcRained
my lost weight, became stronger, and my hpa
petite greatly improved. waa soon entirely
II. l.. ArHns, iooNulsorfJ So, Newark. N. }.
Don't destroy MI possible chance Of n
cure by taking the doctors treatment
Of mercury and potash These minerals
cause the hair b fall out, and will
wreck the entire system.
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Send 30 cents TO the News" md
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
~ our boyp' work In the Philippines,
ION 20 Manila" We pay the postage.
Rtnmpn taken In payment
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PROVO.
YORK rouSD GUILTY
VT Granddaughter In Second Degree other
Court Cases Local News.

Court Cases Local News.
Special Correspondence.
Provo, Sept el.-The Jury In the case
~ NE state Va Albion r. Paris York.
aIter being out about three hours and
a mar, returned a verdict OF guilty OF
murder In the second degree.
Inc entire day was taken up with the
sNumonta OF the counsel In the case.
ge,ntoncn Will be pronounced at u. M.
Ihursday The defense Will undoubt-
say move for a new trial.
Farley Ginger, a young man OF Lake
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Send " cents TO the News and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
q our boys work IN the Philippines.
"On TO Manila We pay the postage.
Stamps taken In payment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

In The District Court Probate Diyi,iop. Il,
ana Cog ~alt Lake County
state uf q tab.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

The most delicate constitution cnn
safely use BALLARp'S HOREHOUND
SYRUP. II Is a sure and pleasant
remedy Tor coughs, loss Of voice, and
an throat ana lung troubles Price
20 and 10 cents, q G, NJ. I, Drug Dept.
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Copper Colored
Splotches.

There Is only one cure for Contagious
Blood Poison-the disoase which has
completely bafiled the doctors. They
are totally unable to cure IL, and direct
their efforts toward bottling tho poison
up in the blood and ooncealing Il from
view. $. S. 3. cures the disease posi-.
lively and permanently by forcing out
every trace Of the faint.
was aniictcd with terrible blood dissss,
which was In spots A. hrat, but aftefwafds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

ole Honscn. a tailor Of this city. was
arrested Friday on complaint sworn
10 before Justice King. by John Mar
tain. the Tucker tailor, charging Han
sen with the theft 81 lamp and some
bedding. The defendant was found
guilty aa charged ana for the next forty
days WIN board with Tailor Williams at
the county Jail.
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FoR naHER EprcArIoN.

quite a number OF our young people
contemplate going away 20 school this
year. Several have already gone. Their
NAMES arc as follows: Misses Aiviida
ana Stcnn Schorup aud Misc Della pon-
dlcton 90 University 81 Utah: Carl
Matt-en ana Hyrum Anderson TO the
Lattcr-day Saints College: and Brr-
nnrd Mattsen to Ephraim academy.
The health " the people Ia excellent
All things considered. we should be
happy and fopl thankful.
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SALIVA.


Refreshing Rain school WORT -nusinsss
Notes-Tor Higher school Education.
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him at soppcye. on the fareah. on his
way TO Flagstaff, ATE.
LECrrRE by JUDGE KING.

Judge King highly entertained iarre
audience this evening Tor couple N
hours In "A very Instructive lecture ON
the causes and incidents leading up TO
the war with Spain IN cuba. ID was "a
rare treat 10 the people Of Ioa. some
thing new 20 them. ana WIS deeply APP
f,f.agl.t.N iv them.
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PROBATE AND uUAHpiANsutp
NOTICES.
NtIIM

Consult County clerk or the Respec-
tive signera for Further
Information.
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Tie petition 40 Daniel %. Jacobs aud John
y NHulH. INW|U.HfwIurs uI fhU estate u
lInIHI It-u'iH deceased rfuYluf fnf thr sot-
f'urui NJ iuuI HHUHUuf ~ said HdmtnIatfu.
f.fH tul fHf Goo Justification 10 frr rrsIdun
or .lIN r'tltNtu fhu uHIHlus entitled. bias hHuu
Hni iur bearing 900 "Wednesday, thr ith dHy ~
N.iHI"f a o. lrH uf % .uurluHk a uI.. 10
tNNuuufN Court llnusr. Doc thr Court rndm
County tlh.
WifNf-- tho clerk ~ said court With
Che a.U thereof affixed this rlud
Day ~ September. a. u. fslH.
IsrhI NAAlntFuI NuAk clerk.
,. ny Gro O. litAuL Deputy Clerk
MIlHIu q Smith. AffVa
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Elulfgd under tho laws " thu
state uf Utah,
Location OF principal place " business salt
Lake Dlty, State NJ Utah
NOTICE Is hereby given that Ht To- meeting
~ thH Trustees. held uu tnu -nth day NJ Aug
uHt. IHHi. uu assessment ui fEHIUUr rnArU Wua
levied uu tlu capital stnrhUf tlu corporation,
payable ou or before tUu gItl day NJ sep.
iFuugr lv1, tn tho SECRETARY uud treasurer,
600 LIuus savings lIuh aud Trust co.. ut SAT-
Lake Oity, Titan,
ANY Stock uplu which this assessment may
rumHlu unpaid lu tNg sHIu gHth day ~ Sup-
trmbrr 1850 Will hU uu|luIuvut and Advcr-
tIsuu Tor suIr lt public auction. and unless
payment Ia mluu before. win nn sold on tho
IHth day 90 october. lsN tu pay tho dullu-
Uurnt useussmHnf together With tho cost u
uuyurtlsIug and expenses 10 sale.
u. e. NEEUE. Secretary
ZIonH savings Bank s trust %.
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HUDYAN REMEDY co.
Cor. Stockton. Ellis and Market SITS.
San Francisco, Cal.

You have the privilege OF committing
the Hudysa Doctors about your ease, fros
OF charge. Can OF write.
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The Presbyterian school opened here
a week aEo and tho district school will
open next Monday with l. o. Carter
~ Annabclla a. principal and Muy
Thompson 81 Annabolla. Sophia Gold
hrandsen OF Richncld. clay Alfred and
Oscar Anderson Of Sallna. no assirt-
ants. The district school rooms have
been undergoing repairs Tor some time
but VIII be finished this week. and will
without doubt b. the most complete In
apparatus ana ns pleasant In other
ways a. any In Southern Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

Al hnt. but afiefwafds
spread al over my bod.
lheaesoon broteoutinio
sptesi and Il T. EASY 10
Imagine the nuforlnH I
endured nefoTst II
cane convinced that the
doctors could do no good
! had 1pont n hundred
dollars, which wae fcallY
thrown away. then
Tried various patent
medicines, but they did
not reach the diieAas
when / had finished my
nfst bottle Of \. a. h. D
vas greatly Improved
80 - a. H.. ~ LIT
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Loo, Wayne County. Sept. 2i.-At half
past nlne this morning the jury came
into court aud rendered verdict VI
guilty In the silver TIP case. The charge
being assault with intent 10 commit
murder. 4 strong effort was made by
his counsel 20 secure o new trial. the
whole day being taken up Boo their nruu-
mcntH and search Tor some now fact
upon which 10 pin motion that would
have some weight an t1 uu avail howe
ever. as the notorious "WuhhofH
Rooster" was sentenced 20 f0u yeafa La
the State PRISON. He was Immediately
started on the trip ~ Salt Lake ln tho
carr " sheriff Chnppoil anl Joe Bush o.
Salt Lake.
II. u. Huntsmnn changed hIs plea IN
the adultery case 20 ono W guilty and
he was sentenced to four months.
Mrs. Flora y. Pace was GRANTED DE-.
cree OF divorce from nor husband. JEFF
forsun H. Pace. on the ground W cruelty
a division 81 the property had bren
arrooi 10 between them .lvef.
This Disposed ~ an business ready 90
be transacted at this term. and court
viii adjourn tomorrow
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Mrs. Percia G. Bunnell. after forty
three years Of married ne has COM
married life and today nlcd n suit for
dcv0rce against stephen l. Bunnell The
couple were married In this city Sep
tcmber 10. 1876. Tho plaintiff alleges
that during the whole term Of her mar
ricd life the defendant has treated her
In a cruel and inhuman manner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-25

bradshaw Bros of tehi huvc pur-
chased "a lot Of cattle fron Mel McAiil-
Ian % this county and arc loading
twenty cars today FOR uhipmcut TO
some point east.
business here IL rcviving e1mowhat.
though the stock IN trade IL principally
grain. Stores ore paying 20 cents Tor
oats, A. centa for wheat and ~ cents
per dozen for cgg--bettor prices than
usual az this time Of the year.
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As q result OF an accidental discharge
of "a shotgun cap. Reed iiathenbruck.
the i7-year-uld son Of T. W. g. tiathen-
bruck. may lose the sight Of his right
eye. Young iiathcnbruck was reload
ing shotgun shells In the afternoon pre-
pairing to go shooting ducks sunday
morning. In printing one ~ the shells
the cap exploded ana n portion u II
went Into his eye iniuring II 80 severe
~ that he may lose 10.
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OGDEN NEWS.

a.. brasch Office Of the Descrct News IN
d. w, r. al 40 gba Washington Avenue
- advertisements and subscriptions VIII
eu'ssseivsd The News u delivered by car
" Ill OGDEN every evening ON the same
..,sBs ~ 10 salt Lake CITY,
-..-
OGDEN, sEPr. 20, 1893.
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srocnnor.prns' ASsuAL nrrrINo.


Notice 4 hereby given that fhn REGULAR annual
mrntiug - tho sturkhn'drrs OF Tho Niagara
Mining aud ~mVItlnH Company H corporation
organized nnd cyi stlnE under aud by virtue ~
the law. u Che Territory mos sittc ~ ttuh,
will Co., held ut the ufilrU ~ said company.
linlm IN Dolly Nlnrk. corner Nuruud ~1uth
and West Temple streets, Nnlt lake CITY.
Utah. un Tursdng September on i-n az %
u'rluck a m. Of that day. f1r tho election ~
officers and tho transaction N such business
us may lawfully rumr before the meeting
iiy order uf thu nuafd ~ niurtur
q. W. HAfCILbER. socy.
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OGDEN RAILROAD TIME CARD
OREGON sHoRr LINE RY.

OHtcoN SHORT LINE nv.
AnHiyTs
from North and Northwest, "a. m, 5isi p. m.
lrom south, 40 IN, ooi a, M, 1870 a. m,
'iOp, m. and $3.50 IN.
LEAVES
for North and Northwest oii5 a. M, ii.is a,
For south, $50 a m. 100 a. M. sos D. M. 5i1j
p IA, ana oib y. M.
RIO cRANDE WESTERN RY.
Anniyrs
lrom South and East, ioi5 a. m, 1850 p IN,
hud l0i00 y, M.
LEAVES
Tor south and East 100 a. m. $40 p IN. and
i.oop. IN.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RY.
AHmvrs
from West, 6i5 a. M, 900 pm.
LEAVES
Tor West 2iioa. M. $40 p m.
UNION PACIFIC RY.
ARRIVES
lrom Fast, e'oon. m., $40 .. IN.
LEAVES
Dor East 500 p. M. silOa m.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-20
SIDEWALK ORDINANCE AGAIN.
street and Lane Committee to De-
eide ON Changes.

SAASNt anu A"AS COMMITTEE 10 De-
eide on Changes.
Alderman Dixon will call meeting of
the street and lane committee for O'Clock
this afternoon for the purpose of further
considering the changes asked for in the
southern section sidewalk ordinance. AS
this matter has been pending some tir1e.
the chances are the committee may ccna
10 some conclusion about it,
The wishes of the people have already
been expressed 10 Council at a special
meeting for the purpose, and this. in CON
nection with the opportunity the commit
tee has had TO talk among Droperty own
ers, will enable the aldermen to arrive az
a fair basis of compromise. In what Uav
the ordinance may be changed is nat
known, but as has been mentioned i'm Tho
Morning News property owners are ant
to be given the right 10 decide whether
they will have brick or artificial stonn
walks.
Alderman Dixon said last night that ba
is considering the matter of introducinc
more sidewalk ordinances He save 10
has not yet decided what territory 10 in
clude, as this will be left largely for nron-
erty owners to decide. 1t is probabIe ~
dian, Bryan and Zubly streets will he IN.
cluded, however.
Property owners In the eastern side ..
town have not yet begun the sidewa,iys
required under the ordinance passed ar tho
last meeting of Council. They have sivtu
days IN which to do the work.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-20
sAVANNAH's NAVAL MILITIA.
May BE ReOrGnnized When state
Law Governing II Is Modified.

May BE ReOrGnnized When Stnte
Law Governing II Is Modified.
1t is possible the naval reserves may be
rehabilitated in the near future. 1t is GER
tain the former members will not be will
ling to reorganize. however, until the
state law is changed so as to permit Sa-
vannah to act independently of other
cities.
The last establishment consisted of two
battalious, one at Savannah and the other
at Brunswick. The squabble they got
into over the offices is fresh in the minds
of everybody. 1t was on this account that
the two begun lighting each other, until
finally, a row started over elections in the
Savannah battalion that rent it asunder.
IL is possible that the naval militia will
be reorganized here when the laws gov
erning it are modified as mentioned.
DIR. II. S. Colding has many friends who
have requested him to take the initiative
in the matter, but he has declined to do
so, at least, until the reorganization can
be made on different basis.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-03-20
TWO REGIMENTS TO-DAY.
New York and Louisiana Troops Ex-
peeted at Fort Pulaski.

A telegram received by an army officer
stated the Ward Line steamship Havana
left the city Of that name yesterday with
the Second Louisiana Regiment. The ves-
sci should reach the mouth Of the Savan-
nah river tonight and tomorrow morning
the transfer of the troops by lighters 90
Fort Pulaski should be effected.
1t was also SAID the transport Mime
waska was expected to leave Havana yes
terday for Savannah, and that should put
the Two Hundred and Second New York
Regiment al Fort Pulaski tomorrow morn
ing also. 1t is probable the men will be
held on the transport for day untn
room at the fort can be made for them.
This viii be by the disinfecting OF the
Louisianians and bringing them TO the
city.
Other regiments are expected to arrive
in short order The One Hundred and
SiXtieth Indiana viii be one of the first
to arrive. Others expected are the First
North Carolina, the Second South Caro-
lima, the Fourth Tennessee, the Third
Georgia, the Third Immunes and the
Third Kentucky
IL is reported the government will bring
some of the troops 10 Savannah via Port
Tampa, The vessels of the Plant Steam
ship Line will be used for this purpose.
From Port Tampa the railroads will be
used to Savannah. In this way a means
will be found for getting the troops to Sa-
vannah for muster out before the close
quarantine regulations go into effect.