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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
TIM GAME TOMORROW.
Denver Lads Scheduled to Arrive Tonight
Condition Of III. Two Teams.

The game between the East Denver
lllRh School team and the Salt Lake
High School tomorrow promises a. be
fast and furious and Withnll one ~ the
prcttinst games ~ the season, fnr both
teams are good 'uns. and are Ia the pink
81 condition. The former viii arrive
In SAT- Lake this evening and leave
their autographs on the Kenyon reu-
lister They win be good little bows
ana remain In their hotel ana take "a
good rest preparatory Co buckinE the
center Of the local High schools husky
eleven. From all accounts. the COlora-
d0auh are "a pretty hard proposition to
run up against IN the way ~ f0udhall.
They have worked like Trojhns In prnc-
tice. and II Is said that their coaching
has been Hu.orh,
The local team has learned thing
or two about football also and viii
doubtless give the Denyoftcs the tus-
sci ~ their lives. Their practice yes
tefdny 10 quote High School lniaic,
was simply grand" This afternoon
come light work was done. and Coach
Callahan put ON the finishing touches
so To speak.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
TnNNksGiNlXG DANCES.

The young people of the Fifteenth
ward viii have % dance IN the ward
halt tonight. at which they expect TO
have splendid time. IN accordance
with the promise of the committee In
charge. Tho floor viii be- IN nrst. class
shape ana Haucrbach's orchestra wal
furnish tn music which viii carry the
dancers over It's smooth surface.
Tomorrow might the luildinF Trades
Council propose 10 give "A similar az
fair ut the O. a. u. hall, AZ which the
same mualcluns VIII perform. The boys
who belong to the building trades arc
usually of tho Kind that enjoy thcm-
selves and there II no doubt that tomor-
row nlHht VIII see "a Jolly time among
them. The committee which has the
nnnir In charge has not overlooked any
thing which viii tend 10 the comfort
and enjoyment ~ tho evenings guests.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
HOW STATES ARE POPULATED.

when the Pennsylvania farmers
bullded Hhip and Heated down the
Ohio river into the country which now
bears that tlVcr'a name, they set the
precedent Tor the future westward mi
grafton" writes Arthur I. street In
Ainflce.s for December, Going Ia the
easiest manner possible To the easiest
possible destination, they ohcyed the
geographical law OF least resistance by
which hahitutlnn has since been made
Tho thiukcat where IL could become 50
with the minimum OF difficulty,
when the gold hunters receded from
the Colorado mountains, leaving only
the muuntulneers 10 ilrht II out with
the Isolation and the altitude, and to
found a state fifteen yeas Hubscquent-
~. ana when tho emiFranta who could
no longer stand the overland trail,
camped by the waysldc IN Kansas and,
In the face Of Indians and cyclOnea, be-
gan growing corn and wheat another
law WAS obeyed, and another precedent
established, namely that the character
~ peoples IN determined by the amount
~ combat with the natural obstruc-
tons ~ progress,
"Those two laws coniunctlvely-the
law OF least resistance, und the law Of
greatest conquest ana endurance-haye
fixed upon the area of the United States
u population as varied nH the tOpo-
graphY q replica In almost every re-
spcct NJ rs physical features
population climbs hills ana crosses
rivers and pushna through the wlldH OF
the prnlrlos only so rapidly aa 1t h
easier 20 do these things than Il In To
remain stationary. Community char
ncter evolves into the adventurous and
the experimental. or holds sturdlly to
the struggle with the present. or ling
crs In the complaccncy OF battles won,
according us Its environment permits
requires or prohiblts.-"The Surface
and the People,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
will be a General Holiday Through
out This City.
FOOTBALL THE ONLY SPORT
Prison. Jaiis aud County sonrm-
sry -ssioopmcn sorrowfui.

Tomorrow h Thanksgiving Day. II IL
day on which the plous will meet In
churches 10 utter grateful prayers to
churches to utter grateful prayers to %
remain around the nrcsldc TO tell their
children about THANKSGIVING Day. and
read to them Thanksgiving stories out
~ magazines and newspapers. ON the
rriliron rcsolutc youths viii Vie Tor ru-
pr,mncy In what must BE- conceded 90
b. the most popular game In America.
Ample provision has been made 90 feed
the poor Of this city ana the unfortu.
nate ones. who are tronding tho hard
road 81 the transFrcssor will be tho
recipients u more than usual attention.
The stern face of the law viii relax into
u smile, Tor one day. ut least. and
things viii be- made ~ pleasant ~ pos
siblc for the unwilling guests OF the
State. county and city.
Although there will be no turkey ON
hand at the pcnllcnltary. tomotrow's
bill of fare At that place will be quite
choice. something. to say the least. far
better than the regular diet In nddi-
ton 10 the feast there VIII be- q musical
program rendered In the chapel. In
which Miss Nora Gleason and other To-
cal talent will take part. The turkeys
aro being reserved for Christmas.
An elaborate dinner viii be prepared
at the inlirmnry. There will be- bar
bcquc. In which young hogs viii furn-
ish the principal roast" And there
VIII be- added to these. whatever DELI
cacica Mntron Whlpplc can procure. a
musical and literary program had been
arranged. but Mrs Mhipplc did not
feel disposed 20 ask people 10 leave
their homes ON such day. 10 entertain
the poor, but the entertainment VIII be
given later.
The cook at the county jail has been
Instructed 10 prepare enough turkey to-
morrow To meet the demands 81 the aR-
grcEutcd NornclouHneHa Of the entire
complement at that hostelry.
At the various hospitals everything
VIII be done for the comfort and pleas
urc Of the patients. with an extra effort
to cheer the orphans.
While turkey Will not adorn the
tables at the city Jail. the guests OF
that much talked OF inn. will be per-
mittcd to exploit several pots of beans.
Al Of the clothing and dry goods stores
VIII be- closed, and probably many 9TH
crs. The schools VIII have vacation
until Monday.
II N estimated by dealers. that there
VIII be at least - per cent more turkeys
sacrificed 20 the customs OF the day
than have been for years past, Turkey
meat II ~ cheap as beef or mutton
There IN home geese for sale upon the
market II n too early for wild ones,
but, ducks there are enough TO feed
the Filipino army.
The saloon men are sorrowful. Their
grief being occns'Uned by the edict Of
chief Hilton prohibiting the railing OF
turkeys. II Il estimated by these pro-
motors of the Roman punch. that 800
turkeys would have been rallied on In
this city. liut the local dealers should
be happy, FOR they have had fair
show.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
SCENE IN CLERKS OFFICE.
Young Italian Forced to Marry a Girl
or Else Go to Jail.

An unusual scene was witnessed In
the Joint city and county building this
afternoon. when Police Eddlugton led
young man into the county clerks
Office, followed by young girl, half
crying aud hnlf laughing, and number
of other weil-knOwn local italian citl-
gems, Upon enquiry II was learned that
the young man. who gave the name "
Louis Pablo. aged -. was required to
marry Miss Ida Scnrpi. AGED IL. or
else 20 n jail After procuring the mar
riagc certificate Pablo weakened and
said that was nA far as he intended To
go In the matter The sight OF The
big policeman ana his club and the en-
trntlcs ~ his friends caused him to
reconsider his decision. however and at
last accounts there was "a fair pros
pvct NJ Justice Tlmmony tying the knot
II was stated that Pablo had miscon-
Quoted himself with the young woman
and her parents Insisted he should
marry her. pallio vows he VIII not
live with her. but win run away the
first opportunity afforded him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
TRYING 10 GET RALPHs BODY.

Gov. Wells has wired the quarter
master-gcnerai for permission to
bring home the body Of Richard Ralph,
the Eureka volunteer who died at Ma
sasaki. Japan. on the way home. II IL
the intention Of the governor TO apply
some Of the money remaining over from
the volunteer reception TO dcfray the
expenses Of nhipplng the body home.
The war department win sometimes de.
comes from IN" nearest relative Of the
dead soldier. but aH Richard Ralph had
no relatives, the governor concluded TO
take tho course he has done. being
ing urged by the many friends of
"Dlck' who know him In vigorous life,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
THE IMPROVEMENT ERA.

The December number Of The I'm
proycmeut Era. that popular and use
ful Utah magazine, IL out, and "A
glance az the list of contents shows
sunidcntly that the latest issue Is ful.
ly M 10 the standard. II opens with
nm article on "rhe Nobility u Labor"
by APOSTLE ilcbor \. Grant, and then
follows contributions Ia verse and prose
by number ~ well known Writer'S.
sarah T.. Pearson, Charles =. Watkins,
Lewis stewart. John Jnquea, Nenhl
Anderson, II. W. Naishitt. Lloyd Wood
run, Frud W. Crockett AttoWull Wuot-
ton, Thomas llull ana Or, j. NJ. Tan
nor Among the subjects treated on are,
ION What DaY WAS Christ Cruclnod?"
THE Life and Labor of sidney Rig.
DOM How We Shall Preach" "rhe
Mission and Necessity OF the Holy
Ghost and 1.-THE south African War
The Era Is trim fun OF good reading
matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
JOINED rs wEpLocK TODAY.

The Salt Lake Temple was the socne
Of wedding today In which Mr.. Nlc-
tor Hyde NJ Spring city sanpcte coun-
~, ana Miss Mary Ann Davis u Maiad.
Idaho. were the contracting parties The
bridegroom IL the son NJ the late Apos-
tie prron Hyde and wife julia, ana the
bride the daughter ~ the late Richard
J. and Mary Ann Davis NJ Maiad. Both
are well and fayoubly known In their
respective localities and have many
friends who wish them well on their
journey through life. The ceremony that
made them man and wife was per-
formed by Blshop John u. Wlndcr. Mr..
ana Mrs. Hyde leave for the Pacific
coast this evening to be absent several
weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
PERSONAL.


g. J. Bnssctt Of boise Is here.
u. l.. Rich and wife Of challls. idaho.
arr visitors herr.
Prof Moses Christensen ouenod hts
now dancing academy In ogden last
night
The Kenyon register shows the names
~ J. w. mckinley and J. A.liuntor "
New York.
W. 7. Woodruff is down from Black.
foot. Idaho, and registered Mt the
Walker house.
=. W. Buggs, superintendent of the
Alice mine. Is down from walkctvlllc.
Montana.
AIR Madscn OF the arm u \. Madscn
and Sons, Mt. Pleasant IN In the city
today
J. Hartman u Cheyenne g. In town.
He promises for the State Of Wyoming
grrat prosperity.
\. II. Merritt 81 San Francisco II reg
iatcrod nt the knuisfnrd. as ~ sig
slchol of Portland. oregon.
y. NJ. Taylor. Jr., Com. Faddln aud
John w. Slocum % Long Branch, n j.,
arc looking around towon today.
Willard r. Snyder has removed His
quarters TO the Atlas block Recent
" be- formed "a anftnCrshlg with VIII
lard y. Thompson ~ the business %
mines AMI mining.
\. u. Hyde. Jr. IL down from Eureka.
at which place he located after his re-
turn from New York short time ago.
He reports things lively In the Tlntc
camps,
Judge \. II. Patton Jas. pendcr and
4. brown are down from ogden today.
Mr.. Fender " a detective on the June
ton Guys police force. and judge Pat
ton recently run for the position %
councilman.
There are registered at the Kenyon l..
II. sweetscr, Minidoka. IDA. A. l..
Stuhhs, Chicago. H. ~ Nile. omaha
". y. Roper. Toronto d. JnuklinF.
Mercur: W. !. Phillips. Denver. Miss
Barbara Ritter. Denver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

The Supreme court, In AN opinion de-
iivercd today, affirmed the judgment u
the trial court In the case ~ ole Lar
nen. ct al, appellants, VI Charles One
site.
The action was one In olcctmcnt in
volying tile to.>,t 1. block II, Five acre
Plat \, Big Field survey. The court
below found In favor VI the defendant
and an appeal was taken ON the ground
that the testimony did not warrant the
same. ana the refusal Of the court to
grant new trial. when n was stated
that plaintiffs were In possession NJ
new evidence. The court finds that
Judge Iilloa. who tried the ease. com
mittcd no error,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
SALT LAKE STAKE CONFERENCE.

The quarterly conference OF this Stake
Will convene in the Assembly Halt salt
Lake city. on Saturday. December 9th.
1899, at 10 a. m. and D m; also at
10 q. M. Sunday. the 10th. and In the
Tabernacle at y. IN.
Officers aud members OF the Stake
will please govern themselves accord
lngly.
Your brethren.
ANGUS NJ. CANNON.
JOSEPH 4. TAYLOR,
CHAS. W. PENROSE,
Presidency Of Stake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
TRIAL OF MAROiS TnE TAILOR.

The case u +. II, Marohn. the tailor,
charged with grand larceny, was called
Tor trial before Judge Norrell and a
Jury today, with Assistant County At
torney Ray Van Colt prosecuting. and
=. T.. Armstrong and ID. 3. Truman de-
fcndlng the accused.
The defendant is charged In the IN
formation with having mis-appropri-
uted 800 belonging TO Waterman Bros.
II ~ claimed he was given a check 500
IN excess " the amount agreed on In
mining stock transaction, and never
accounted Tor the balance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
POLICE POINTERS.

In response TO a telegram from De
Ia Mar, Nov. announcing the serious
Illness Of his brother-in-lnw, lleber
Player. Sergeant y. Ianncy Of the POI
lice force has gone 20 that place.
oiiccr Onion viii act IA sergeant OF
the night shit during the absence Of
Sergeant 1anney
Deck Sergeant Livingston left Tor
Smlthnold las, night. IN response 10 "A
telegram STATING that his brOthur-ln-
law was dead.
Sergeant Burhidrc Is confined 10 his
home on account OF severe cold
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

Pine Valley Utah Nov. 20. 1898. Tho
following letter has been written by
Jessie Gardner OF this place to e. 1.
Hood " Co, Lowell. Mass; MY grand
father has been troubled with gas col
lcctinR In his stomach. II caused him q
good deal ~ suffering. He also had
running sores. lie has taken several
bottles Of Hood'R Saraapntllln, aud now
his flesh N smooth and his stomach docs
not trouble him."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

A motion for new trial In the case
OF the state against william Reeves,
convicted ON Friday la ~ house
breaking, was 10 have been argued to-
day, but ON motion ~ the prosecution
u further continuance was ordered un-
III Tuesday. December 9th.
Reeves n Innocent VI the crime "
any reliance can be placed ON the
sworn statement Of John w Peterson.
The prosecution thinks the defense
should have called Peterson TO the
Reeves trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
RELEASE OF MORTGAGE.

Satisfaction Of mortgage debt Of
$4,000. due from Patrick i,yan has been
entered upon the records NJ County Re-
cotdcr Jensen by Matthew cullen. II
was done FOR the purpose u withdraw
Ing the debt from taxation. The prop
crty given as security " described rs
lot ?. block a.. plat A. Halt Lake city
survey II was f0ruclusod some time
ago by number OF lien holders In un
affidavit nlcd by AR. cullen he states
that he realized absolutely nothing
from the Transaction, hut AS n matter
OF fact the debt was still owing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

Estate Of John $. Jelly, deceascd,
Rosetta J, Brown appointed admins
trutrix, bond tq50
Estate OF Ncis Johnson. deceased:
Oscar W, Johnson appointed admins.
traitor
~ und Clara n, Bailey. minors: e. "a.
billey appointed guardian.
Estate of Peter Matluason. deceased;
Annie Erickson appointed adminstra-
Estate of james T. Little deceased;
"lusr made for sipplcmc ntal account
and distrlt alton OF estate.
ESTATE OF Emellne Christine I.arson
ueeeasedi hnnl account approved.
Estate OF Andrew T.. Madsen. de-
ceased, came order.
hs'ate OF Patrick Kervln. deceased;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
UIyTAn COUNTY PRISONERS.

Sheriff preece. II ulntnh county,
brought 10 the city yesterday and later
took out 10 the State prison. Two prison.
err sentenced to terms OF imprisonment.
one Of the prisoners. Joseph y. Nash,
other. Marion e. Thorn, win BE- required
to serve Xix months for assault with "A
deadly weapon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

II IL announced from san Francisco
that Ed corrlgan viii take racing
stable TO England next spring. The
number Of horses he VIII send abroad
depends on how his yenrlinVs turn out.
In ylew of this "trip. Mr. Corriaan viii
not race 20 extensively hero Ms In for
81 seasons. lie has taken Riley from
the stud and Is training him over tho
Jumps,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

The run on the box office at the The
ntcr Tor che past two days has been
even heavier than when Madeleine was
given for the frrt time. Nothing could
better illustrate the hit that this opera
has made than the fact that after i've
performances In Salt Lake, the demand
Tor seats L. now greater even than on
the opening night. The INST perform.
ance viii be glvcn tomorrow afternoon
and the closing one Friday evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
CnNRGEp W1TM INSANITY.

Samuel nutterncld sworc To a com.
plant today In the district court.
charging William KIDD. resident Of
Fort Herman with Insanity, The
man IL q cripple. and viii b. arrested
tomorrow. HE mother II at present
An an. uaylum
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

The "Ncws" will appear ns usual to-
morrow evening. Thanksgiving day.
The public schools will be closed I'M
III Monday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
"A That Stays
Does the Business"

All the qvorld admires
"staying posver. On this
quality success depends. The
blood Is the best friend the
heart has. and faint heart"
neVer suon anything. Hoods
SarSaparilfa Is the best friend
the blood eVer had; II cleans
es the bioodof everything. IF
you qDouid be strong IN he race of ife
and do The business you must
stay" Hoods Sarsipa,iaI makes
he struggle easy. h srtes eiea'.
strong Blood; hence pe'feei health.
Dizzy Spolls-"Sudder Dizzy speiS
qpouid make my hands and side numb
and could not gpo,k. TOOK Roods Sa,.
sird'iiiI and am 4 gUeH man." Fred U.
KiIoei. Dor ~. South Kent q.
Heartburn "e7fter ealing I had a
foil feeling and Heartburn. This. qvdh
headaches. poo, appetite and bad taste N
my mouth perfectly cured by Rood's Sa,-
slpI,aia." c. NJ Drqoe. CHICO. 6Horf.
Impure Blood az am pleased 10
recommend Hoo5s Stsapa,Aa as
tonic and b,ood nedieire. n has cured on,
| family Of bnpue blood" Mss Nellie
| Hlsrb,lpf. R,ebssis,. Ny
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

Tho nrst caso called In ,hc polio, court
today was that ~ Peter FlemmlnE.
chnuged with being drunk.
- had little drink, but sure. yer
'nnncf. I'm uHt drunk now" fnitgtcd
Flomming was on my way To Tin
tie"
see that Hs finds hls way to tho
station" remarked tho court.
Henry Rams pleaded guilty 60 the
charge Of b-lng drunk. Ah1 " cost him
g..
Tn, ncNt ease called was that ~ NJ
bert Uusonthal. charged with using OBJ.
A,'rnv language. Prosecutor Delhi
stated that ho was not ready to pro-
coed.
"iIt ut This ease 'or Friday. az 2
o'clock" said Judge Tlmmony with
tho understanding that thi. cas-. wis
be- tIlei, and uii the Witnesses must Dc
tury."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

Mrs. Kcrvin. widow. APPOINTED admin
istrntrix, bond, zoo
Estate OF inrrict 9. TAYLOR. de-
cCnaed. sale " real estate md per-
eorni property confirmed
Estate Of Josephine l.. Wac. deceased.
order made for distribution of estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
FILING OF MORTGAGES.

q. r. Beckatead has mortguRed 20. 900
head OF sheep and 1000 tons of hay In
Utah aud Wyoming 10 the Evans. Sni-
der, Busl Company, ~ South Omaha.
In order TO secure a note for 1897. NJ
the time the nortgnF, was nlcd the
South Omaha company released an old
one for ,gI.,il
The Evanf. snldor. Iiuoi Company
has also filed for record mortgage
from Charles Itnthbun. ON h,Op0 head ~
sheep and 900 tons NJ hay la Sweet
water county, Wyoming. To secure the
payment " sums nggregnting si0iss.
TO CrRE a COLD ~ oSE DAY.
Take Laxative Iiromo Qulnlna Tablets.
Al druggists refund the money u IL
falls TO cure. T. W. Groves signature
IL on each box. Use.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
THE DESSERT SAVINGS lIIl.

DIRECTORS
W, W, utter President
Moses Thatcher. Vice pfiti..,
ELIAS A. srIih cia@
James sharp. John H. barn, 49,,
Cutler, David LCriss. A III ~
George ltumney llnn II Wl1isl h q
lgrfys T. u L'lrrdgg IS II -.
i"ur Pct cent intCrat pal % si.sn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

Tho divorce suit ~ Iensino johnson
against James n. johnson. which has
been on trial before Judge illlcs. was
taken under adyisemcnt by his honor
today. Mrs. johnson sues on the
grounds OF dcsertion and adultery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
INDIAN AGENT DEAD.
q. A. Warner Passes Away from Con.
sumpt''r ut Ross Fork Agency.


ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws"l
Blackfoo,. Ida. Nov. &C. A. War
ner, Indian agent " tho Fort Han res
eryntlon.d ied at Ross Fork agency yes
torday afternoon. The immediate cause
uf death was consumption, from which
he hHd suffered for years. His success
sor IN likely be appointed from pOca-
g.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

In the case on Therrsn simon W. the
Salt Lake coal company, tho defend
ant confessed Judgment today for g.
S5l3S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
AcNEn's DYSPEPSIA TABLETS ARE
SOLD IN

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raising u the food, distress after eat
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

Time Set for the Kid MoCoy.retcr Mahcr
Mil.

New York, Nov. 2s.-rhc date OF the
KID McCoy-Peter Mahor fight at the
COncy Island Sporting club has been SGT
for Dec. u. New articles have been
signed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29

Judge Iiiles today referred the a.
vorco suits ~ Hurt vs. Burt and chad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-29
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