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THURBER.
spring Work L. On New Idea In Irrigation
Short Term for rubiic schoi.

Special Correspondence.
Thurbcr. Wayne CO.. March BAH
nrc busy here cleaning out irrigatlng
bitches. repairing fences, piping water
Into houses. planting trees, etc. our
progressive townsman, James Grant
has planted about thrcc hundred fruit
and shade trees and he thinks that 10y
watering them IN winter with the warm
spring water brought to the roots below
the frost line. he viii not only preserve
the trees but make them productive.
The Idea N new and the results VIII De
carefully watched.
Turber people are growing over the
Fhoftncra VI the school torn. and surely
they have cause Tor regret. only
ninety-nvc days IN the year i AL. accn-
lngly, that the appropriation WIN ~
ford. This N not u state ~ things 10
be- tolerated quietly, " there II any
possibility ~ having II rcmedlcd. Miss
icona Brinkcrhoff. whose father u now
ON a mission. In doing what she can Ia
remedy this evil by taking In ~ many
children M she can accommodate At
her home. which Of course n only a
limited number. i,ut she IL none me
less deserving ~ great praise for the
effort she n making.
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tLIVrLAND MINING COMPANY :
ILfCrIOS ~ orrfCEns.

Noticc.--Thc stockholders OF the
Cleveland Mining Company. having
neglected 10 hold the regular annual
meeting, Tor the election OF officers on
the third Wednesday OF February.
1883, notice ~ hereby given that n gem
ernl meeting Of tho HtOckhoidcrn u
hereby called ana win be held at the
ofiice OF ". J. lialloran, No. II Yves,
Third South street. Salt Lake city.
utnh. on saturday tho sth day u
Anil. 1889. at o'clock y, m.. for IN.
election on q board OF directors and ON
cerr far the ensuing year, and also for
Tho purpose OF taking action upon tho
fonowing proposed changes In the arti.
DIES of incorporation. to-wit: First. 10
amend article 30 that the same shalt
rad as follows THE amount OF tho
enuital stock OF tho corporation shall
h. dvc hundred thousand $500 000) dot.
iars. divided into i've hundred thou sand
400 O00i shares. of the par value OF ono
III dollar each. second. to amend arti-
iii, ID 20 az To read m follows! The cap
itni stock Of said corporation shall not
4. nsreaHsd 10 exceed nye thousand
az OOD dollars In any ono year. and
Tor the transaction ~ such other buai-
ness AZ may come before said meeting.
I,y order Of tho board 81 Directors.
J. q. ELDREDGE, Secretary.
Salt Lake city, Utah. March 9Th.
First publication. March 9Th. 1888.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINds.

UTAH SUGAR coMPANY.-The
annual meeting OF tho stock.
holders OF the Utah Sugar Company viii
be held In the Assembly Hall of the
1.atter.day Saints BurineHs COLLEGE.
corner Of South Temple and East
Temple streets. Salt Lake city, Utah
on Thuruday. April sth. 1899. at 3
o'clock y. m. Tho object OF the meeting
II Go receive the reports OF the man
ngement for the nacal year ending
March siat. 1890. 10 elect "a board "
directors 10 serve for the ensuing year.
aud TO transact such other business as
may legally come before ~.
HORACE q. WHITNEY.
Sec. and Treas.
Salt Lake city. March ~. 1890.
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NOW In THE PRESS.

We are now receiving orders for the
new church work by Or. James y. Tat
mage, entitled Articles Of Faith"
written by appointment and published
by the church. sunday schools. quo
runs. Improvement associations and
Church members generally VIII md this
nm Invaluable work for study and ref
orcncc. II will be Handsomely bound
In cloth, two styles Of leather, leather
giit and morocco gilt. The book VIII he
printed IN new type throughout. and
will form q valuable ad1ition 60 any
library. Special ratrs 20 sunday
schools, Improvement associations.
uuoruma ana clubs -
Address Immediately THE DEsERET
NEWS
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OGDEN.


p,.tr,ct Court Note.-E.eape OF County
Prisoners Avertcd.
ogden, April s.--saturday evening
vr.rrant charging william Morgan with
murder was issued on complaint OF
"a y, Ellison. Deputy Sheriff Nader
~ Davis county made arrangements TO
Ieep Morgan here until wanted In Da-
Via county for his preliminary cxamina-
lion. Morgan has retained Attorney a.
1. Maher TO defend him.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
At session Of the county commission
ers Saturday afternoon the appoint
rnent OF e. g. WnngHgaard and Joseph
smith ns deputy assessors at Hunts
Vile were confirmed. benjamin Chad
wick protested against the construction
81 n levce along the road In Warren
by Weber river. and the board took the
matter under advisement until Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
The Irrigation case was continued
before Judge Johnsan Saturday fore
noon. At o'clock p. M, an adjourn
ment was taken until 10 O'Clock today.
The following instters were disposed
Of before Judge ltoihpp;
T.. ~. Snow. Va The Middlelex Bank
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ins ,pn,,c,, ~. -, =, - ~
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n a. .',,,r,, rv. hon,,a,, '., ,,,,tmm ,ns a
fo ~ ,r,ai caniinu"l until Anril i'm
w" ~ xna,,., ,,.s.,sa, ,,r'.ssr,nd nj.
nnal account In the case Of Andcrs Lar
M. nrsi if.char.c Th, Account was
I'VE ana the receiver ordered dia-
@ksrg,i ,,uon ming a reecIpt from the
,i.tntirr ser $40 90
'rhs i,en.crint m, nnncai In the case
81, ngdsn ,itv o. uilh,rt n nor.tnnn
,,he aftnrneys' eltv license easel was
n,"a ..ith mo counfv cierL
al, Vas nIeJ win IN. county
.tssk he ~ H. wallace against chris.
49, tif,rf ,rr a. lSo aiics,ed 10 h. due
we a n,nnissorv no,e'
in ,bc cas. M fnhn Ncou,lu "a Rob.
-, - vyii.on an attart,tncut was ia.
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,s1.,,.,,,s. 80 40, u, a. a,,n,,nt r,id
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting ~ tho
stockholders Of lions Cooper
alive Mercantile Institution VIII
be held In the Institutions office.
Nos ~ 90 n south Main street,
Salt Lake city, on Wednesday.
April stu. 1893. at o'clock y. M.
Tor the purpose ~ hearing the
lrcrldent'r Report. the election
OF officers and directors Tor the
ensuing year, ana for the trans
action of such other business as
may come before the needing.
r. q. WEBnER,
secretary.
Sail Lake city, March -. 1889.
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And IN accordance with law. and an
order " the Board of Directors made
on the 10Th day of February. 1893. 80
many shares Of each parcel Of said
ut the office OF said Company. at IA
North Main 81. Salt Lake city, Utah,
on the 18th day ~ April. ut y noon. 10
pay ihe delinquent assessment. TO-
Rcthcr with the cost OF advertising aud
expense ~ sale.
liy order " the Hoard Of Directors.
JOHN WELLS,
n.t.a Mech afnt tE9a
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Ter and Jim Eagans were NJ the camp.
and the latter started at once Tor Hoo
gum 10 yet help end gave the alarm.
but up until Tuesday the man had not
been found. The last seen u him by
his companions he was praying. and his
conduct altogcthor was 20 strange that
u II thought that he probably made
away with himself In ~ Of insanity
White Pine News"
This story appeared ~ improbable
that many rumOrH Of foul play Eut
niloat. and tonighta mall brought the
following letter:
Baker. white Pine CO.. New.
March "a. 1879.
MIR. Antoine Christiansen. Knnush;
kind slr--f will now take the uppor.
tunity 10 pen you n few lines In rrHnrd
TO A. =. W. Gardner. who left my Hhcup
camp some ten days ago. I have done
ali in my power to nnd him. yesterday
Their, We're thirteen of ~ out hunting
him. but had to give u up. We have
hunted Tor him ever since he left. HIS
tracks were going east. ~ I think u
would be- a good thing to keep look o.
out In that part ~ the country. When
he left camp he took a rife ana twenty
rounds ~ ammunition and plenty ~
matches. ~ I don't think he Intended
suicide 40 n you do hear anything ~
him. please let me hear from you im-
me,lintoiy ne I am anxious about him.
I think much of him and why he should
leave do not know. unless he was de-
mentcd. I remain.
yours respectfully.
"WM. r. GRECoRY."
This l. ail tho Information upon the
subject received by the mother M e.
this time. and the poor woman " dis
tractcd with grief Alma ~ her only
son and sole support. man of correct
habits. with fair educationi he "
trusted and respected by all wherever
he b known.
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nOUNT PLEASANT.
scarlet Fe,er Fatalities -woc-imen fs-ti-
,ai- Choir In New Quarters.
spcclal Correspondence.


Mount Pleasant, Sanpctc County.
April l.-Several eases Of scarlet fever
are reported. and one has terminated
fatally. Mr. Andrew Irnutwinc lost
his only son aged years, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis EriiIson lost their year
old daughter Of spinal meningitis.
son OF Peter Mortcneon. aged 3
ycnrf, died OF mcmbrancuus Group this
week II is also reported that child
IN the family OF Hyrum iirimstcad
died last night Of scarlet fever.
The Woodsmcn 81 the World lodge had
y very enjoyable social last evening.
Mr.. Farley T.. christensen. an attor-
ncy from Salt Lake was present and
rave very interesting speech. Songs
and games and other amuscmcn,s were
INDUCED In.
The choir In the tattcr.day saints
meeting house " showing up well In
their new quarters In the east end VI
the meeting house. having been arr
ranged In circle occupying the whole
east end. q. g. Anderson IL working
hard Va trimming the choir and u viii
not be long until he will have an ex-
Colient one.
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In the matter of tho Estate OF John $.
Lewis. Deceased.

The petition OF Einna \. I.rwls. Adj
mlulHtTutrlN ot the estate OF John
Lewis. decreased. for confirmation OF the
rnie ~ the following dccribed real
oFtuto Of said ilccedeut, tn-Witi Com.
moncing at a point 2 rods east and gib
ut lot seven a., block Heycnty-seven
90. Plat &C" Salt Lake city survey.
and running thence south ga rode
thence east eight rods, thence
north 90 rods. thence west N
rods 10 tho place Of beginning: also
beginning rods east from the south
west corner Of said lot seven 40, ana
west corner ~ said lot Seven 80 aud
running thence north gf rods
thcnce east \ rods, thence south pa
rodh. thence west rods To the place uf
beginning, including rlght.of-Wny
over the following. Commencing az
the northwest corner Of said lot Seven
thence east rods, thence north rods.
thence east rods. thence north a2 rods
thence west 1 rod, thence south o. rods.
IN hncr west 3 rods. thence north 9s
rods, thence west rods 10 beginning.
situated In ;hc city and county of salt
Lake. state Of Utah, for the sum of
S3i2.bO, and upon the following terms.
to-wit: For cash 90 be- applied on the
debt duo David John ana secured hy
mortgage on said promises. as appears
from the return 0f sale, hlcd In this
court, has been yet for hearing ON
Wednesday. the 18Th day OF april. \
u. 1883. nt $3.50 u, M, az the County
Court House, IN the court room of said
court, in salt Lake city, salt Lake
county Utah.
Witness the Clerk ~ said court with
the seal thereof nniNvd this 3ist day OF
March. A. H., 1893,
lseal1 DAVID .. DUNBAR.
Clerk
GRO. ". BLAIR,
Deputy Clerk.
RICHARDS a YAltIAN, Attorneys
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r,vr THOUSAND MILE

Time ...... ........I.css than ono week
Howg-union Pacific. Of course. no 9TH
81 line can do II.
Why2.. Shortest Quickest. Rest
Everybody knows that the Union Pa
oinc r. beyond comparison with Other
Western lines Tor speed. safety and
comfort Ticket ONCE. "Old Stand
eul Main street.
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ASSESSMENT Soricr.

Assessment No. 1l)-Trlumph c0naoil-
dated Mining Company principal
place ~ business. room 2Qi Mccormick
Block. Salt Lake city. Utah.
Notice Il hereby given that at meet
inE u the Directors Of said Company,
held on the 18th day Of March. 1893. an
Assessment ~ one ~ cent per SHARE
was levied on the capital stock % snid
corporation. payable at once 10 s. +.
Pearson. Secretary OF said corporation.
~ Room g0l Mccormick block. Salt
Lake city. Utah. Any stock upon which
this assessment remains unpaid on the
.gnd day of April. 1854. will be dciln-
quont and advertised Tor sale at public
auction. and unless payment II made
before. viii BE- sold on Wednesday the
10Th day Of May, 1850. Mt ~ o'clock
noon 81 said day at room. 2oi Nccor-
nick niock Salt Lake city. Utah. TO pay
the delinquent assessment. together
With the costs Of advertising and cx-
pcnHcs Of sale.
Secretary ~ the Triumph Consoll-
dated Mining Company. Salt Lake city.
Utah. Dated this ssth day OF March.
fsaa
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give mo liver regulator snd I can
rcrtiiat. tho world" said a genius. The
druggist handed him q bottle Of DE
Wits Little Early Riacrs. the famous
little pills. y. &. Schramm. Mccormick
iiuiiding. corner Main street. First
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KANOSH.
Alarming Dissprsaranc. Of ALMA >. ".
Gardner Ioui Play Feared.

Kanosh. Willard Co. March ai.-Aimn
Joseph William Gardner. % years old.
left his home In KnnpHh. Sept. 18th last
to herd sheep for n Mr.. Gregory OF
Snake valley. and he has regularly
written letters to his mother about
every week since that time up TO the
Sth ~ March.
A few days ago Mrs. Gardner re-
ccived the following communication,
which had been enclosed by the sender
In letter to his mother:
March 90.
mfr, A. ]. w. Gardner. who was
hcrdlng sheep for Mr.. Gregory. went
insane yesterday. lie loft the herd
with a KUN. lie told james Egun there
was a mob after him from Snake wall
Icy to murder him. lie has not been
found nj this writing. fear he VIII
perish In the mountains. aa u u storm
'"' Wv EDWARD RoBIsoS."
gardner'a brothcr-ln-law. Antoine
Chriatlanscn. James Hntton ana John
Rogers left here some four days aEo I"
try aud get Information about the MISS
Ing man. Nothing has been heard from
them since they let,
Yesterdays mail brought salt Lake
paper In which was the following clip
ping.
"a. J. W. GARDNER DISAPPEARS"
THE news came from osceola by
tho last stage that Alma J, W. Gardner
n rhecphcrlcr IN the employ OF VIM.
Gregory. had disappeared from the
camp and was thought 10 have commute
valley on Saturday morning, armed
with two rcvoiyerr and a rife. aud nc-
companicd by n dog. About three hours
later the dog returned to the camp with
n niece OF ovenlls. saturated with
blood, tied about his neck. charlie Mils
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NOTICE TO WEBER COUNTY
UnNrrnnNcI. InAIN..

During Conference, Arrii 9Th 10 9Th.
inclusive. the Rio Gtandc western VIII
operate IT. usual Conference special,
leaving ogden AZ s.ij o. m. This VIII
give ogden ana Salt Lake city four
trains ~ ench direction. leaving ogden
az $50 a. m. S.i5 a. m. 2.io y. M. ana
g.a5 y. m. Return trains leave SAT-
Lake city for ogden nj a.i5 a. M. 1850
noon $3.50 g.. m. and 1850 y. m. ,after
Or,Icn, for tickets via lsio Grande
Western Railway. aud thus take ad-
vantage Of best local train service.
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Many people suffer untold fortunes
FROM piles. because OF the popular Inn
preston that they can not be cured
TABLERs nrCkEYE PILE Ola
MENT VIII cure them. II has mot
with absolute success. Price, 30 cents
IN bottles. tubes 70 cents. y. g. NJ. T..
Drug Department.
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The state Of Utah. Co said Defendants
You are hereby summoned To appear
within twenty days after tho service Of
this summons upon you, N served with
In the County IN which this action IN
brought, otherwise within thirty days
after service. and defend the above en-
titled action. and Ia case OF your fail-
ure 10 10 do. judgment VIII be rendered
against you according 10 the demand
of the complaint, OF which copy IL
herewith served upon you,
RICHARDS a NARtAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Dated February 18th. 1899.
u. q. Address Mccormick Block.
Salt Lake city Utah.
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NINITTIT1 " WTTTINTITFTI
President.
II. H. GEBIfARDT in.
AFHVataWw
DlLiNprlNr Assr,sMiNr Nolicr.

Cold Leaf Mining Company Corpora
tlou, Organizrl rpdfr the Laws Of
The sthte of rtah Principal Place
NJ burincHs. fnit Lake city. Utah.
There ore delinquent the following
described stock on account of nssess-
mrnt No. J, levied February 18TH. isqa.
the several amounts net opposite tho
names " the respective aharoholdera.
as follows:
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urAu wooLonowsns' AssooiArroS

The annual meeting ~ the above na.
Hprintion win be- held In tho q. 4. u.
han. this city. ThmAday, April 9. 1883.
nt 10 o'clock A. M. A full attendance
desired. Al Woni Growers invited.
y. II. cALLlSTEit,
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In tho District Court OF Salt Lake
County, State of Utah.
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LOOK INTO OUR PRICES
ON EVERYTHING.

Gloves Millinery on Ladies' and I1l
popular Dry
the lowest prices
We latest
OF
OF all shwd
buyw wherein the cheapest
nd ummcr great Emporium
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There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock on account OF ns-
-,fsmenta levied ON the 9Th day 90
February, 1883. the several amounts set
opposite names of the respective share-
holders. nH follows
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Annual meeting of tho Stool. holders al
Tue bonneville Mining Company.
The annual meeting Of the Stock.
folders of the Bonneville Mining Com.
nahN VIII be held nt No. N North
street. Salt Lake city, ON Monday
Anri sra, 1879. ut " noon. for the pur.
pose or olcctinE officers for the ensuing
scar, and the transaction 81 my other
business that may legally como before
the meeting.
JOHN WELLS.
g9gFafuVx
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rnonArn AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOIIAls.

Consult County CLERK or the Respective
blgnefs Tor Further Information
SUMMONS.
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JOHN WELLS.
g0fratarx
siOtKiiOLDniis' NOrIor.
oiliee Of the Phoenix Mining Compau,.
Sht Lake city Utah. March 2. 1874

f"N 'siht ivy Athhs March 2 ltlt
Nptice y hereby given shat Their. ciii
Pc o. meeting ~ the stockholders Of ths
Phoenix Mining Company. held nj tho
company Office Number u East. Gee.
ond south ST. Salt Lake city. Utah.
On Monday, 3rd day Of April. 1902. at
20 o'clock n. m.. Tor tho burmese of
voting on the proposition ~ selling an.
or any portion u The Company's Mining
claims, situated In West Mountain
Mining District salt Lake County,
Viah. and Tor the purpose of transact
inH an such other buflncaa as may
properly come before the company.
ANDREW GEHfiARDT.
President.
II. 4. GEBHARDr JR..
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NoTi,

In the District Court, Probate Division.
la ana FOR salt Lake County. state
uf Utah.
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SHOE DEPARTMENT.

curtis & Wheeler Ladies' cloth top.
button shoe, patent leather tin. all
sizes, worth s3.s6. now
$i.e8
Ladies' cloth top lace shoe. Coin toe
tn same. flexible sole, worth $3.50. sale
w s2.2e
Ladies' fine kid button shoe, square
toe. patent iip, extension solos, worth
la1i. Price
S2.25
Ladies' rnc Kid oxfords. patent
leather tip, narrow toe. worth S2,I5,
sale price
$l.9S
ladies' nnc chocolate tan nxfords.
narrow toe. same zip, worth sa,e5. sale
price
Si.es
Ladies' dark tan, cloth top lace shoe,
Coin toe. tip OF same, worth $500.
Price
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WEDDING BELLS.

hut all l. not sorrow. for the wedding
hQlis ara Afro ringing Yesterday Nv.
Eli Ice and Rhoda A. HullinHur were
Joined In wcdlock by city Justice Ward
u. Pack. A merry party gathered at
the home OF the brides parents. Dr. A.
e. ilulilnRcr. and partook Of the boun-
tcoua feast prepared for the occasion.
1T. Winters and Dentist g. \. Chris
tonncn OF Castle Valley are here look
Ing over the ground with a Wow 20 To-
eating. There N considerable activity
In mining circles at present. AFR. Geo.
I.anHbcrfy started last week for Boston
10 confer with the owners ~ the Dyer
mine regarding the advlsahllity OF
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NERNAL-.
severe storm. Much sickness Death Of
Thr.. children Wedding.

Special Correspondence.
= Vcrnai. March ao.-wc are now eN-
pcrlencing the same kind " weather
here that Salt Lake has had for sew
erai weeks past. The duwnpour has
been almost constant. The reads are
wcii-nigh impossible ana the freight
teams are tiled up" ON the mad. Sew
erai teams started last week for Price
with honey but were unable 20 go for
ward. The merchants anticipate u
weary walt for freight now In Price.
All farming operations are suspended
temporarily until the rain ceases.
There a. stiil considerable sickness
and the damp weather makes II worse
for those who are suffering from lung
troubles and whooping cough.
| am Horroy to have % record the
death ~ the little daughter Of our o.
tccmad townaman :. 4. Cotton. which
occurred last night. She was the only
daughter and the bcrcavod have the
sympathy 81 the whole community.
Two other deaths have occurred In
the last week the first being the infant
daughter OF Mr.. Joseph johnson OF
Miii ward. the other the Infant daugh-
ter of g. e. Rich 81 vernal.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

At session Of the county commissions
ers saturday afternoon the appoint
nent OF G. g. WangHganrd and Joseph
smith ns deputy aHscasorn at Hunts
Vile were confirmed. benjamin Chad
wick protested against the construction
81 a levcc along the road In Warren
by Weber river. and the board took the
matter under advisement until Mon
~ morning at 10 nrlnck.
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-12
Fall Of the "Boy Plunger."

Edward Lydon, the hoy plunger," Is
under arrest in the city prison on charge
of vagrancy. He was taken in Thursday
night on Berry street by Policeman Kinch
who says that he has been hanging
around that neighborhood at all hours OF
the day and night. He was taken before
Acting Police Judge Barry yesterday
morning and, at his request, the case was
continued till tomorrow, and meantime
his mother will be notified.
Lydon created quite sensation about
fourteen months ago. He was then con-
fidential clerk in the office of N. K. Mas
ten, financial agent of the Southern Pa
cific, and used his employers money to
plunge on the races and in the wheat
pits. He lost about s3OO0 and when ar
rested at the Ingleside rack track De-
cember 8, 1897, by Detectives Gibson and
Wren he had $3.50 in his pockets and about
$500 worth of pool tickets. He was
charged with felony embezzlement and the
case was assigned to the late Judge
Campbells court. About two weeks later
the cases were dismissed, as his mother
a widow living on Polk street, mortgaged
her property to pay off the money he had
stolen from his employer.
Lydon is now only "a years of age, and
since his discharge from prison he has
been a railroad tout and hanger-on at
places where disreputable women live.