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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02
HAS AN EYE TO BUSINESS.
Recipient Of Charity Who Has Work
and VIII Not support His Family.

NJ. Lcvy, a representative Of the He
brew benevolent Society attended the
meeting Of the county commissioners
us morning and stated that man
named samuel Bernstein had been re-
cclvcd assistance from hla society. and
also from tho county. but at the pres
ent time he was employed nt bingham
ana was making considerable money.
MIR Levy said that Bernstein had q wife
ana family and refused TO support them.
ono Of the children, boy " 10 years
Of age. has an Injured limb and an
operation IL necessary. MIR Levy said
that the Hebrew society ala not feel
disposed TO bear the expense OF main
timing the family end paying the doe
tors bill, and asked the commissioners
N There was not some way Co force
bernstein 90 support his family. Conn
missioner Whitaker stated that the
county had "a suit OF that Kind pending
now, ana after the case o. tried the
board would be- governed by the results.
when similar cases came up On the fu-
turc. notice win hp served on Hern-
stein 90 appear and show cause why be-
should not support his wife and chill
drcu.
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IN DANGER OF FIRE.
Simultaneous Use OF Street and Lawn
SprInklers.

Superintendent Cainc Of the water
works department called attention this
afternoon 20 the fact that many people
are aprlnklnig their lawns and gardens
during the prohibited hours undor the
Impression that the limitation had cx-
plrcd Tor the season Users should re-
member that the ordinance Do Htill in
eject and VIII be throughout the month
u October u IL Illegal 90 sprinkle boz
the upper district between the hours 81
u. m. and o. M. and ln the lower dis
trict between the hours % = n. m. ana 8
D. m. The enforcement ~ the ordinance
n due 20 the fact that street HpHuklinE
nnd lawn HprinkllnF both care
ried ON simultaneously cxhaustE
the water supply in the mains
90 such an extent uH 90 make
II practically Impossible 60 con-
troll o. c1nil1 grafton IN either business or
residence ulftflrtH
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Columbia Has 100 Pounds Of Lead Put
Unwind WIN DO nrI.k IamorroM.

New York. oct. THE yachts Col
umbia and Shamrock were measured
at the navy yard today Moasurer
John Hyslop. OF the New York Yacht
club, completed the work on the Colum-
hlu In one hour ANA a half, Sir Thomas
Upton. Admiral Byrcsf1rd ana the rest
uf the Upton party were present during
the measurement Of the Columbia
After the Columbia had boon mnnH-
urcd for the nrst time LOO pounds of
lead We're put into her hold TO replace
he interior fittings taken out Her
water line measured the second time.
la so fcot s inches, ana small fraction
OF an inch,
The Columhin's main boom Is 1906 feet.
q inches long, the same as the Defend.
er'H, The Columbln'a spar also has
been used by the Defender
The local weather bureau today ro-
cclyed the folluwlngi
Washington, oct, There is every
indication that the wind Will be fresh
to brisk from the northeast over the
yachting course Tuesday.
WILLIS l.. MOORE
Chief Of the Weather Bureau"
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RETURN HOME
FROM EUROPE.
A.W. Carlson and Wife in Salt Lake
After an Absence Of Six Months,
TALKS OF HIS TRAVELS,


\. W. Carlson ESD. OF 2. c. NJ. l.. and
wife. arrived home yesterday from "a
six months tour through Europe.
when seen at his home this morning,
Mr. Carlson spoke Interestingly and at
length of his trip.
"of course" said he. I'VE are glad 20
get home again. and witness with our
own eyes. the wonderful prosperity OF
this country, that We heard about
wherever We went, hut prosperity
seems 10 be universal this year Espoc-
tally In England, whore you never hear
Of anyone being out Of work now.
though that has been tho cry there for
many years The English people are
great traders; they study the trade
problem 10 a niccty, and their Wholesale
business IL enormous. She ships untold
quantities ~ material 20 South Amer
tea, us does Germany also England
has never boon cnyclopoi In such
prodlgious business ior many years
past
what about England and the
BocrHT' asked the reporter,
well the only sentiment lu England
Is that England should and VIII have
complete control Ion South Africa. SO
you sec " Kruger doesn't back down
war Is inevitable, The feelings in Eng
land are, that Il would BE- best 10 settle
the Tr1uHvnul dispute pencrthly, II pose
slblr.
~ md the English people harborlug
the fuyudlicst feelings Tor America"
observed MT Carlson. "nud manifest.
lug "a keen Interest in American nralrH.
They urp always eager tu discuss the
great characters our late war with
spain has developed, and they an be-
stow the mode ~ praise upon Dewey
and hlH associates without % grudgo.'
while away Mr carlson. ln company
with Die wife visited Antwerp liriH-
sells, Paris Switzerland ana Germany
ThUy spent most OF their time iu
Sweden with his relatives and friends,
and ln England, with his wlfa.H people.
Mr. Carlson visited the exposition
grounds ut Paris. whore The work Of
preparation Dr. going ON Tor the great
fair uf 1900 tie says the grounds are
no moro beautiful than those at chicago
lu 1898, hut There are several Wlln open
boulevard lCudiur 90 thn grounds.
which WIN prove OF great value ln
facilitating tho moving OF thH enormous
crowds Go and from the exposition.
Nr Carlson Says that business HHumH
Jn Doe equally us good 100 tlu East 1s Iu
Europe. he stopped ln Sow York
day and "a hllf on hla return. Tie
found the city 0n the qul ylyo over tho
Dewey reception, whose ships were then
ln the hnrhur. hut IN view OF tho
crowded ana stl1ed condition OF the
city, he thought it best 90 como on
home. Mr. and Mrs, Carlson enjoyed
themselves immensely ANA both ARE
much improved IN health as result OF
the TIP
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NORTH POLE BUOY FOUND.
The Article kndree Said Ne Would Drop v
lie Passed he "a. ~


Stockholm. Sweden. oct. 2-The buoy
marked Andres Polar Expedition
which. with an anchor attached, was
found Sept. sth. on the north coast OF
King Charles Island, by the master OF
the Norwegian cutter Martha Larsank.
was opened yesterday In the presence
Of number NJ experts ana members Of
tho cabinet. Il was found 90 be- the 500
called North Pole buoy. which Andrce
passing TIM Pole.
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Cordial Greeting for tho Democratic
Leader. In the Lone star state.

Dallas, Tex. oct. 2.-The two days
Democratic carnival opened today, the
event Of the morning being the arrival
nf VIM, j, Bryan. The city IL packed
with Democratic representing forty
States, oklahoma and Indian Territory
Among the prominent men awaiting
the coming of Bryan were o. II. r. bel
mont ~ Now York. Judge Tarvin OF
Kentucky; q, s. senators Berry. Arknn-
sas, and Chiffon. Texas; Congressman
suzor Of New York. Maddox of Georgia:
liichardson u Tennessee; Davis or
Florida. Gordon Il Ohio; Benton aud
clark 81 Missouri. lnsmore of Arknnaia
and the Texas delegation: Governor
Jones OF Arkansas EEK Governors Adams
Of Colorado and Crttenden and stone
u Missouri; a. w. Terrell. cx-U, e.
ambassador to Turkey; ]. q. johnson OF
Kansas. who has recently come into
prominence In the committee, and thoua-
unds ~ lesser lights and leaders.
g. Louis, Kansas city and NIL
wuukcc have delegations here 20 work
Tor the next national convention. Tho
day opened cool aud bright. While tho
prospective arrival Of Sir. Bryan kept
many In town during the morning, the
state fair grounds early showed signs
of the great crowd that had gathered
10 hear such q Hood ~ Democratic ora
before. Meetings were arranged Tor tho
morning, afternoon ard evening, each
with To- attractions of national leaders.
There was no end of enthusiasm aud
each speaker was made 20 fcol that
hts words FOR the Democratic cause had
fallen upon willing ears,
In order 10 accommodate the immense
crowds. the place NJ speaking was
changed from the auditorium 10 the
race track grnndstnnd. Nh Bryan arr
rived at the grounds shortly after 10
o'clock ana was accorded great ova-
tlnn.
Among those who surrounded HIN ON
the speakers stand were Hon. %, IL, T..
belmont Of New YORK, Gov SnycrH ~
Texas. ex-senator Bpngnn and an ~
the Texas CONGREGATIONAL delegation.
The latest arrival was Gov. Stone of
Missouri who was received with cheers.
Chairman George Garden introduced
Gov. Stone a. li;i5 q. m, and he nd
dressed his audience, HIS speech was
frequently applnudcl,
The next speaker was Gov, Jones, N
Arkansas. A the conclusion of the Ar.
kansas governors speech the meeting
was adjourned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The fair ana Conference week bcglns
at the Thglter tonight with tho proluc.
ton Of Hotel Topsy Turyy the main
inquire ln which b. the lulminblo Ed
dc Foy Al the improvements at the
Thr1trr have practically he,u c0uclud-
vd,and the house is in rhW-ahape TO re-
cgivc a bis turn out
AZ the Grand 900 indications point tp
O. heavy opening Tor Browns DO Town
tonight The advance mnrHEHr hN gi-
verified OF late li Mr Mulyeya houns.
vertisel uf late boo ST. MulvUy'a hours.
ana a prosperous week To- alec looked
Tor
while the Thvltor lB occupied during
the Cluforruco week. the CLOSING rU-
hcarala 81 Madeleine VIII be- pushed at
Caldcr'a hall
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today. The northbound freight ran IN
TO a string Of freight cars on sidlnk
freight cars were burned. including one
carload cf sheep. one car OF whisky. one
oil tank car and eight cars Of fruit The
engineer and nremcn were slightly
hurt. 49,
The aouthbound truin was too long
for the siding and In cutting and
ewttching the balance Of the train upon
another siding the brakeman neglected
20 close the switch.
The engine Of the nOrthhound freight
IL a complete wreck. a large warehouse
belonging 10 Simon Newman was com.
plctely destroyed. II was nearly tul
Of wheat. covered by Insurance. Trains
are runninr on a temporary track.
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HOLSTER. o.. oct. while Gus
Okcmholmcr ara his wife were absent
from home sunday night the house was
burned and their two children, aged
three and i've, were crumatod.
pierpont Manor, n. Y, Oct, 1.-TWO
women. Miss LuClnn clark. aged %. ana
her Invalid mother, aged 90, were
burned TO death IN IRE which dca-
trOycd their home.
bradford Pa, oct. IA lodging
house was destroyed by firr today and
Geo. " Brown, colorcd. waA crcmatcd.
II IL feared that other bodies Will be
found IN the ruins as there were a
great many dodgers In the building. Tho
loss was about 10000,
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rived At volksrust and hls presence
there viii probably have c.ming cf-
The advioe- from Jobsnnesburg say
No Communicating took place there
Many Of the Beers. It Is said. arc
anxious TO leave and many u ihc young
men are forming corps " civilian police
and are acting In conjunction with the
merchants association. The town is
quiet The merchants committee an
nounre that British nibleo,s under a
permlt will be allowed 10 remain. and
that consular letters and PASSPORTS viii
be- accepted II the persons pfeseutlgg
them are Of good character
a dispatch from Durham Natal. timed
i0.f5 q. m. today. reports that nll trains
from the Trnnavaai are arriving q
hours late. having been obllnad 20 give
place TO tho Bocr military trains 10 i4
added that the trains which arrived last
evening were packed and that The atn-
ton was bcsicgcd by friends n The pas
aenRerH The latter said they had one
durcd great harishpa ana bad been
subiocted TO insults BY the Bqera.
The dispatch continuing HHyt that ox-
element b. Increasing az Durham The
streets arc throngcd with animated
crowds and the Impression prFaus that
u" Beers may commence boz ilues to-
d.. Altogether over 1000 Natal voluu-
tcera have gone 10 the front Trims
from Lourcnzo Marquez. peloEoa nay.
ARE bringing enormous crowds. prInci-
paliy minorH a lincr command hra arr
rived at the border town u conanto-
poprt
Tho british government h ehartcring
large number Of steamers, evidently
for the purpose Of transporting m army
corps. About forty vessels are 90 be
chartered and the steamers Pnvonia u
the Cunard line. and Bavurinu 81 the
Allan line are among those already
taken.
APPLIES TO PRIEST MKiNLEY.
New York. oct. 2.-Charlea Pierce.
consul general u the Orange Free state.
today received n cahlegram relative 20
afiairs In tho Transvanl
Consul Pierce says that the cable was
Of such a nature that he could not make
Il public, but he was az liberty 30 say
that the president " the Orange Free
state had made an Intellectual effnrt 20
Induce President Mckinley To request
other powerful nations 10 act with the
United States az arbitrator between
England and the TranHvnnl SIR. Pierce
says that the warm ana close relations
between Great Britain and the United
States prevented President Mckinley
moving In 40 mamcntoua matter.
BRITAIN ALARMS SPAIN.
Madrid. oct 2.-El Liberal today de-
/ clnrcs that Spain cannot remain indlf-
I forcnt 20 the events Transporting IN the
/ TrnnHvunl ln view Of the existence Of
| tho AnHlp-portuNurHe treaty By the
terms of which. In the event OF Great
] Britain becoming engaged ga war
! with another power. Portugal ~ obliged
! to mobilize 10000 men aud allow
| Great Britain 10 use her ports and ar
| Hrnnis.
~ Liberal follows up this cxtrnordi-
nary assertion with the statement that
| secret convention also provides that
| Portugal viii ccde 10 Great britain
| i.ourcnzo Marques. on the north side u
! nulnrnu hay. and Mozambique on the
east coast NJ Africa, and calls upon the
| government 10 take discreet measures,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02

Washington. Oct. captain Albert
3, barker has bovn assigned 10 COM
mand the Norfolk navy yard. relieving
admiral Farquhnr who takes command
of the North Atlantic station.
Captain Barker will become a full
rear admiral within month A. pres
ent he IL on waiting orders. Captain
Barker commanded the bnttlcshlp ore
Eon on her memorable cruise from
New York 90 Manila In answer to
pcwcy'H appeal. and during the SPAN
iah war was one OF the leading mcm-
hors OF the war board.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02

Joplin. No. oct. NINETY per cent
Of the zinc producers In this district
have shut down In compliance with an
order from tho Missouri a Kansas Zinc
Miners association In an effort TO force
laid down by tho association a few
weeks since. and which the HmolterH
have thus far refused to accede TO- A.
Webb city alone | 600 miners viii be
thrown out OF work temporarily.
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Prediction that the Decision Tomorrow
will Favor nrliain.

Paris. Oct. 2.-Thc Angio-venezuelan
commission has risen after concluding
its deliberations. The award will be
read tomorrow In the presence Of the
representatives OF Great Britain ANA
Venezuela. The secretaries are now
writing out tho award and have notl-
ned Mossrs. buchanan and Roiaa
s;i5 p. nit II said on good author
ity that the award viii be a decided
victory FOR Great Britain,
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UTAH CENSUS MAPS.
Supervisor Pratt Notifies County Board
Of Official Wants.

The county commissioners received %
communication this morning from $50.
pcrvispr " the census. Arthur Pratt ln
which h. Informed uho board that the
director Of the census ut Washington.
u. c.. desired copies OF che latest maps
OF Salt Lake city and asked that the
county surveyor be- Instructed t1 fur
nlsh four ~ the maps. ON motion
The communication was received and
The county surveyor ordered 90 furnish
said mans
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-02

Philadelphia. Pa. oct 2.-rhc inter-
pntlonal cricket match between Prince
picked players ~ Philadelphia was
concluded on the Merton Cricket club
grounds 90 Huycrford today The re-
suit was that the local team was an
out Tor 100 runs, leaving tho English
men winners ~ tho match By one In
ming and ia runs
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Saturday saw tho transfer Of q good
deal OF money from the trsasurioa 81
corporations To the pockets uf stock
holders. The dividends paid FOR the
fiscal quarter ending sept 80 were as
follows:
Coop Wagon g ~ Co, per c.. 5000
Utah Sugar. 20 per cent. coco. 300
Homo firv. lh per cent?. .,,,.. $3.50
Heller j. Grant = CO.: s's per o,' $500
The Office of tho Sugar company An
the News" building. has been one OF
the most active places In town A. 3
o'clock this afternoon, practically the
entire 20 per cent ~ the new stock.
over 800 00O had been paid In. and
stock certificates issued for H. Asked
what would b" done Ia the case Of any
one who ulght be- later than today In
making hls payment. the secretary an.
sWorvd that N there were any such
caacs they would Doe referred ta the
board of directors for action; h.
had no authority Co grant amy time be-
You'd that Ert hy the board and tho
Fuutuntyc OF 90 per cont had been poe
qulrcl of each r,ockholier 20 ensure
prompt payment
Much speculation has been INDUCED
ln aa 90 tho figure Utah sugar would
command after the disbursement Of sat.
urday's dividend ana the Issuance of the
500. 900 additional stock The Impression
nmong some Investors was that u would
reccdo from ita figure of Sl5, and "a
prominent mining man placed an order
With Secretary Whitney for I 600 shares.
II Il could be obtained Tor so ahare
This morning, however brokers were
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st. Paul. MINI. oct practically
All the plumbers In this city struck To-
day. closing the shops and auspendlng
work on many buildings. They claim
that non.unlon men have been cm-
plovod and the strike was ordered be-
cause their protest was unhccded
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"ne In Arkansas aud one In Missouri
Men Were Away

latte Rock. Ark, Oct. 2.-The town
~ btqueen on the Kansas city. Pitts
burg a Gulf road. was dcstroyed by IRE
ms morning Flfty-four buildings were
,Suisnhed enlaillng a loss ngEregatlng
10000; Insurance light.
Springfield, Mo, Oct, 2.-Thc little
,oNh OF stratford, ten miles east Of
mere was practically destroyed by nre
sunday morning. Nearly an the male
nopulation was In Springfield attending
meeting OF the wOodmcn, aud mo
wolnen had TO fight the FIRE almost
Nlone Drought had made water scarce
anu the town was very dry Al times
'ssery building In the city would be-
anre' Women saved several residences
by The use Of wet blankets. Hanson
10000, was the heaviest loser. Insur-
once light.
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TWO NEW CITIZENS.

Enooh LlttIoneli. late Of England. and
James Hay late Of Scotland. now Of
salt Lake. were admitted to citizenship
BY Judge Cherry today.
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LICENSED 10 MARRY.

Today marriage licenses were issued
TO Felix Mcdonald q. ana Mary Ann
Hyland. 10. both Of Mcrcur. John
Campbell % and Alice Beck. a, both
Of Salt Lake.
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Herman Cole swore 10 a complaint IN
Justice PnrdcC'H court this afternoon
charging Herbert Rance With cruelty 10
animals.
II ~ alleged that on october lst the
defendant "dld over drive and otherwise
cruelty treat certain horse"
The animal that received the alleged
VI treatment belongs 90 Tom Mccoy.
Rance Will be arranged tomorrow
morning.
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wichita, Ras., Oct. al. II. Dewey
" Sheheld, Ills, uncle of Admiral
iDywey, and father of n. II. Dewey. N
tns city, died yesterday at Sheffield.
W son thinks excitement over the adj
hitluH honora hastened his death.
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WITH THE JUSTICES.

Art Jones. James CLARK and that an.
Client pprfonnEu John Doe" are the
names or ihrH. mon "rr. stUd this after
noon on The charge 60 burglary.
Tho compliant nrHIrHf them was
sworn 60 IN Justice IS fHlr's court this
afternoon 3D. Joseph W lmH who al
lcEea that on th' r.ght uf September
sith, the defendants irHk. into his
store house which lr situated un the
corner ~ Is Hrl Third street. u IL said
that Mt Williams has % sure ease
against The ,flu. The men VIII be- taken
before Justice NELSON this afternoon
for arraignmeut
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CEN. OTIS TALKS BUSINESS
Tells Agulnaldo He VIII be Recognized Only
Upon His Surrender
CapituIatIon must Come quickly 10
Avoid More Trouble Report
OF Deaths 81 Manila.

Washington. Oct "A dispatch from
Gen. Otis was received az the war de-
partmont this morning giving an ac-
count u his meeting with the inHurgcnt
ENJOYS. Gen. otis said the Interview
with Agulnaido'H representatives, indi-
Gated that the leaders were mnnouvcr-
Ing solely with Wow 20 secure rccog-
milton uf the insurgcnt government
All such ovorturcH were rejected and
the ENJOYS were Informed that the only
thing the United States would rccog-
nizc was a white Has and the grounding
u arms. lie also Informed the ENJOYS
that such equalization on the part u
the insurgents should come quickly In
order to avoid the consequences OF ac-
tive war. nH the United States did not
intend to permit any delay Ia the mat
ter.
The course Of Gen otis ~ approved
ut the war department
Secretary Root took the dispatch
from Gen. Otis over to the White HOUSE
FOR the Presidents consideration.
CASUALTIES REPORTED.
Gen. Otis cablcd the following deaths
since last report!
Nl.it"iiaAs Ahh'iNhANhihl NNhl'ihh'l
list Clar nee Anderson, p g7id infantry
dyacntery. chronic, 10. Peter -. Olsen.
9, card Infantry, Allyn n Wilmott. A.
18th Infantry John NJ Preston, q. 18th
Infantry; cirrhonis Of liver. %. Joseph
Hines, u, 18th Infantry! nephritis
StnnialnuA Steven. ID. ith Infantry; ty-
phoid fever 20, Corporal Ulysses Cop
ley, fCth artillery; Joseph H. O'Itourkc,
!. ith Infantry; 20. Richard y, Baylos.
=. 9Th artillery. "a, Robert Marshall. ~
18Th Infantry; Christ Schwartz, a. ard
Infantry. meningitis. cerebral. 20 Syd.
ncy RyHdlck. y. 18th Infantry: splcnlc
leuccmia, Luther NJ. Elicit. a. 9Th in
fantry ntrophy OF the liver. goth Henry
Maru. +, 9th artillery; hrights disease
chronic, Corporal Edward Fitzgerald.
". tth cavalry. gunshot wound ncci.
dental %, Saul Copcs. cath company e..
diarrhoen. chronic, 20. John Moran. Il.
ist artillery.
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oct 2-Mary Ann Wilson. ic0
acres. section Q. township 81 SOUTH
Henry 49, Lunt cedar city. ieo
acres. section o. township o, south.
raure DO west
Slua Cunningham. American Fork
100 acrva section 1l and 80. township 10
south. range n east
Robert u. n1lrlmnn. Puurooufh.
100 acrva section %. township 30 south.
range 3 west
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Crows Landing, Cal, Oct. IA Rerl-
Gus wreck occurred at crows Landing
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Lucy Bennett. Drsofut Utah. 100
acrca in section - and %, township ~
south, range h west