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ADMITS INDEPENDENTLY.
Maud Evans, a Wen Known Young
Girl, So Confesses.

Maud Evans, the i6-yoar-old rlrl who
was nton into custody BY p5puty
sheriff DowHe tho other DAY was
brought before Justice McMaster this
morning Co answer 90 the charge of ln-
couisihuity sho pleaded gulty 10 tho
charge. and Justice McAiaatet ordered
her 90 be- hcid 20 await the aotlon OF
tho district court
Maud docs NOT have the appearance
OF being bad glrl, but ID uenms that
she has been very careless lu tuo CONE
pauy Hhu has boon uHsoclatmH with.
and has mHnlfrHtod % most rUhollioua
lulHt tuwlrlH her uargntai among otis
90 things rufuHlug tu go 90 school Her
mother used uIl the Influence No her
power 10 got hur daughter 90 lead "a
better ITO, hut her efforts IN that dl.
rcctlnn have n.eu in vain, and 10 now
seems that ih' only thing loft % do b.
60 Huud hHr 90 ihe State industrial
school. which Judge Norr,i viii In am
probability d0.
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JUDGE M'MlLLAA GONE.
Ogden Loses One d Her Most Highly Respected
C,lf'rs-Ded las, Evening,
Deceased HAD ueen confined 10 IIis
hcd H'cr since Las, pcsruarJ.
Funeral ON saturday.

Special per peHsrot Tclcru IN.
Ogden, Utah. June LIN tho not uu.
expected death of Juir, James a..
Macmillan which occurred soon after
o o'clock g. M. yesterday ogden loses
one az hrr most highly respected clii-
sens. and tho LEGAL fraternity one ot
iia most able members The cause of
death was HHghta disease. with added
heart trouble. Deceased had been un.
we'll ana confined 20 hla bod nearly an
the time since February last. ana ut
no time during tho past month was
any hop, held out by the physicians In
charge of hia recovery Deceased wa Ca
native OF Scotland. ana was born juno
81, ist2, coming 90 the United States
before hu had reached the uEe ~ 20
years, Arrangements Tor the funeral
have been decided upon and out of
difference Tor the expressed wishes ~
the citifona uf ogden tho services viii
be held and the iutermrnt take plncr
in ogden, funrul services will be
hold from lhH Methodist church satur.
Gay, at 2 o'clock b. no Friends may
view The fomHlna between the huuis VI
DO ana ! 2l.rluck.
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State Coryict's Petition for Writ Of
Habeas Corpus Denied.
HAS II YEARS TO SERVE.


In the matter u the application & C..
l.. Maxwell. a State prison convict. Cor
writ OF hnbcas corpus, Justice MInef.
in an opinion handed down today. de-
MED the petition.
Maxwell o. me man convicted lnHt
June. In the Fourth judicial district. "
the crime NJ robbery and sentenced 90
eighteen years imprisonment. 10 hh
petition boz claimed that hia cunvi tion
WIS Illegal because be was hold on mn
Information. rather than upon on In
dictment by a grand Jury and because
be- was not tried BY "a jury Of twelve
persons iio claimed that these acts
abridged bic privileges and immuni-
tics as a citizen " the UnlUcd States.
under certain sections of the amend
montH 10 the Constitution.
Justice Miner holds that tho trial and
conviction Ut Maxwell upon 40 lniorma-
ton nlod against him by th6 county az
formed dld not take from of ahridFu bis
PRIVILEGES or immunitlca. nor was tho
constitution u the United states Nolat-
cd by trying him before jury " ciEhL
Says the court.
IN examining authorities controlling
such action. ID Will be- seen that LAW 81
progressive. The method nnd mode OF
procodur" 90 many state uaVr Cnnaifrd
il order Go kecp pace with The rongtnnt
CLEANSING future and necessities " tho
period. Many ~ the methods Of pfn-
cUdufc IN force when the Constitution
was adopted are found TO o. no lunHcr
nrcUfHHry Many restrictions placed
upon fhn citizen 90 Hu early date were
found 90 De- Injurious tp 90. interests
uf the people na years rolled hy, aud
many were found Go he ln need N
ErHltor and additional protection under
the laws. In several states grand lurlra
have been abolished aud prosecutions
hy Information has boon substituted H.
iiH place. The system of twelve JUROR
No criminal cases. not capital and Ia
civil cases has been discarded ln many
States ana a less number provided with
the right IN civil cases o. twu-lhirda
majority verdict. These changes have
hUon sustained by decisions Uf courts %
the highest authority A. was said Ia
liurildu VI California supra, The Con.
aUtutlun was made Cor nn underlined and
expanding future. aud fnr u people
gathered, ana 90 b. gathered. from
many nations and many tonFurh.
while the cardinal principles NJ Jus.
tee are Interchangeable tho methods by
which trials arr conducted nrr under
FuinR constant aud la many instances
necessary changes 90 satisfy the press
Ink needs OF the people. and the cunHti.
tuition should not BE- M construed as
10 deprive State NJ tho power 70 no
modify or change iiH laws az 90 make
them conform 90 the wishes ana uUCrH.
Stiles 10 itH people ana ~ ne public
welfare, but without bringing them IN
violation o. the fundamental law"
Tho writ of hnhoaH corpus prayed Tor
IN th0n ordered doniod
chief Justice Hnrtfh and Justice naH-
kin concur In tho dorlHlou
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supreme Court rind. That W. ~. woolisy
Was LsEaiiy Convicted.

Tho Supreme court alao delivered an
opinion today ln tho case Of the State
against William A. wooacy. appellant.
Affirming the Judgment of tho court
below
This Was an appeal from The district
court ui Kane county Hon ". 81. Mu.
Carly ludgr. MoolHuy was convicted
ln December ists, % the crime lf
Strand larceny and sentenced 60 ono
year in che state prison. The defend
ants counsel drmurfrl 90 the indirt-
mont Cuutrudng thni tho facts ala
not constitute 10 public uWuuHo and that
lt iid not substantially conform % thn
requirements Of section ttais2 lu this.
That it ala not ulloEU "a day certain
on which the offuuHe was committed"
Judge Mrturty oycuuled tho de-
mufrrr uud also refused 90 allow
motion In arrest ~ Judgment
WoolHey'n specific oncnHo was tho nl-
legged stealing of "a steer from NrliH e..
Larson la Kane county ION or before
tho 18Th of June. 1889 The value uf
the steer was not stated. The pul-
visions ~ subdivision q Of section igi3
Compiled Laws of Utah, 1855, makes
tho stealing ~ steer grand larceny.
This section remained in forcr until
January 1, 1895, when the Revised
Statutes went into effect The pfo-
visions uf section 1859 OF the Revised
Statutes defines grand larceny uH.
when the property taken b. or the
value exceeding 800" and when tho
other" No evidence was introduced
nt tho trial tending 20 show the value
or the animal stolen. n was contend
"a by appellant that section fGil %
tho Compiled Laws uf 1855 was repealed
by section $3.50 Of tho Revised Statutes
ana that therefore the conviction N
MoolHoy, iu tho absence of any ullogl-
ton in tho indictment. and prof at the
trial. that the animal was worth over
So was Illegal Justice nnskln. who
wrote the opinion, holds that This urgu-
mrut would have had some force lf 10
were not Tor the provisions of section
1856 Ut the Revised Statutes. which
make' Il clear that tho Compiled Laws
are Htlll in force, lu regard 90 offrnsfa
NJ Grand larceny fummltted before the
Revised Statutes went into effect
AZ 20 the other ground that tho no,
diotmrut should have stated definitely
the day on which tho on0usr charged
WAS committed. the court finds that this
was not necessary, "vXcrpt where tho
time is % material ingredient ln tho Of,
fcnHo." A. common law tho court
says the time uf the onense must ale
ways De alleged, but it Is a mero form
only
Another objection Co tho lower court'f
iudgmont made Tor the nr8t time in th6
history NJ the Supreme court II Utah.
was that tho record failed 90 show that
WuulHey was present when thp court
0reEuled the demurrer 10 the lndlct.
mont
Justice EnHhn finds that there Is
some conflict 90 authority upon ths
question. and adds that tho great prt.
pondcrancr favor the proposition that
the absence NJ an accused ut The hear.
luF and decision of u motion does not
violate tho Judgment ln "a case ~
felony, The Judgment OF the trial ID
then ordered affirmed
Chlpf Justice Iurluh cOncurs ln tho
opinion, but Iu1ticU Miner dlaseuts.
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QUESTIONS ANSWERED.
What Father Younnn Said at His
Lecture Last Night

Father Younan spoke % another larre
and attentive audience AZ the Assembly
Han last night IT'S nuhioct was.
'The Absolute Necessity ~ a Divine.
fniaiublc. Authoritative Living Teach
81"
Tho subject Tor tonight will be-. How
shili I riud the Teacher Commits
stoned by Christ Co Teach the Worlif
The following questions. taken from
tho question box. were answered hb
1il6w does the Roman catholic
church stand 90 regard tn faith aH
means Of salvation f' "fultn withsut
good wofhH prpnteih nothing
why do sou rHy mass in t.ntlnT
Mass must BE- said boz "a dead tongue TO
krep "a certainty % the fnith, ns mod-
ern languages change. ana thu mean
ing 10 the words in modern Tongue
Whore was ood before Ne made
heaven and earth juat where De -
why DO you believe IN 1 hereafter
Because my soul Dr. immortal christ
died 60 redeem th8 souls NJ men because
there la a hereafter
What b. tho Catholic doctrine of
dnmuntiunf That gu1 dnmua nn mani
We damn ourselves N "a nisn dies I'M
ropfutnnt De- cannot Hu 90 heaven. IN
heil there are many kinds uf punish.
ment sensual. the pain of loss, and
rnmufHn.
why don't priests mnrryf' a man
who ia married can De- priest but n
priest cannot De- married. The men
can hnttrr devote their lives 90 Cod
Jesus preached chastity II la the
moro perfect state
GLOW can scripture Do true, since
Jesus promised whatever We ask 10
he name will be- given 20 you, but CONE
muu experience teaches that prayers
are not nnHwrfrdT" Jesus meant that
whatever ! ask that o. fur my own
good and " 1 perncyurr. u VIII Do
granted
"Afe Catholics allowed 10 believe In
evolution. provided they admit crrs
atorfH Have au the evolution you
want provided you do not touch the
soul
"pld the recent letter of the pope on
Anglican orders nhliEe Catholics, ~
Catholics. 10 accept the inNalldlty ot
Anglican ordcraf' No.
''iH not tho writing VI Honnriun "a
proof against papal infallibllityT The
pone itououuH was condemned by tho
council aH q herrtic0 but no -acrno ~
any council u hindlnr, except o. has the
seal Of the pope. ana when loo y
SIGNED these DEGREES Doc uild that Homo
riua was condemned. mot because De
taught rrrur hut because hs was urE-
liFcnt tn those days they condemned
not only Tor error, but Tor negligence
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previous attitude and his frequent prot
esiauous Of loyalty tn the government
gave no indications 10 his Intention to
lash the government FOR the evacuation
Of Fashodn The speech ia regarded aH
sediti0uH.
Here is the incrimlnaiinE phrase.
spoken On reference % the evacuation NJ
r'4ah0da. seeing what 70 state " d.
vision our country D. ln over an afHir
OF which neod not speak we c1mpra-
bend that France could not make the
supreme cnoft We felt that our c1uu-
try could not make proud. energetic
rrriy Ten centuries uf history have
taught her that peace was the instant
question Happily peace wns mnin-
tnlnei. but ] believe ] con say that ~
fhnt sort ~ peace there had hotter NOT
b. too much boz France in the Same ccn-
fury"
Asa result OF Marhnnd'a speech
group 10 city counr'lmon today asked
that plans for tho grand reception 90
Mnrrhani nf thr Hotel d. VILE De-
countatmanded The project ~ police
hiss forbidden unY one inside The Htn-
ti1n tomorrow t1 meet tho hero save
government omfihiH who must BE- pro.
vidad with special permits
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THE l.. u. S. COLLEGE.



Tho commencement exercises OF the
I.httrr.day saints College will ho held
m tho salt Lake Assembly Hhll on
THURSDAY. June an, at %. M. The
following program has been prepared
Tor mo ocuurl0ui
Prayer
Tenor solo b., .. Thomas e. AHhworih
Paper, REVIVAL OF learning,
..ttss.t.s DO .... Caroline HchulHH
Piano solo % ...sHprnCvr Dlnwuon Jr
Address, Elias g., Ashton
Cnutfhltp Hpln o.. o.. ss EDNA DWycr
iicatoWn u certificates and de-
EfocH o.. o., Gen, Nupt X q. MnrHer
Violin solo Of, 3, ,," William g. Give
Address Go graduates. Hon. 3, ~. King
BARITONE solo O.. eco, John Robinson
Address o., O., Pres. Angus 81, Cannon
tiuginF o.. e, e. ',s.,s"cullege choir
urnodlction.
purinE the progress ~ the EXERCISES
q brief report uf The years work Will
be- presented BY the president. Prof
willard Done,
Ail are Invited to attend tho eScr-
rlseH.
or Friday. June sth. the college win
observe itH HELD dag 40 the Lagoon. and
Invites ltH friends 10 Join In tho fratiyi-
tca uf the day
"Wednesday, June 7th. will be- class
day. a. NJ re-. m, the students and
thrlr friends viii assemble ut the cole
lnHH buuilnr 800 ", First North.
where nn Interesting program viii Doc
presented. comprising EXERCISES from
each ~ the four classes, vOcui and iu-
strumcntal selections, rgcltationa. etc,
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iaisfsstinE Testimony in tho Nov Famous
Heuatain Kiiiing Case.


ifIllrboro n. NJ, June lin attempt
Ina to show enrmliy Tor icc and Umi-
land un the part of Witnessed being
uscd By The prosecution. cruaa -yxamin-
auuna today nru rrHurrrcilnH inrIdcntr
Of SEVERAL Ola fculH the prisoner are
SAID a. have participated in. 10 b. PRONE
iscd that before tho trial c1n'ludts
numerous kllllnrh viii be- brought up Ca
impearh WltnFHHra. some N which have
hvryiufuru been unattended BY any ar
rests.
james Gould. "a cowboy. dlatanily re-
lated 10 ullliland by marriage. brgan
MS testimony with saying tho latter
had gone 90 MCNvW'n house tho night
before tho murder ana got cartridge,
hnd rode away telling those present 10
Inform inquifrru hr had runo % Rose.
well. but really going north Ia the a..
ruQtlon uf Doe cannon. whore blood wnH
later found. About week later MoNrN
aud Glllllhnd came back together aud
told NJ A. J, Fountain. IT,. o. trail
ink nv rather They said hn had come
90 Lees ranch and while az dinner
sWofg due vengeance ON hia fathurH
mufirrrra.
Later I had tank with GWlani
ana De- said Col. Fountain mupbI ur
a Vile nhmrl had come from Texas lu
chicken COOP HAld wlturHu. "iir
NH|N"H NN'| N.NANN'N NNNN NHHN|NNN NNNN NNN|N
every where De- went but would NOT da
~ again. I remarked that hr mlsht
have needed killing but not hlu SON.
tlllllnnh then said tho boy was halle
breed ana % was no moro than killing
a dog"
During tho cross examination the
witness suidhr supposed h,wuH now un
enemy NJ Gilliltud and MCNow,
Has there been threatened trouble
between your people ANA Gluuand'a
- do not know ~ any threat"
'Wrru you NOT nll we'll uHmnl9"
'Aca. ] thought GlllllHud might raise
trouble with me, and carried firearms
zone time before McNcw'a preliminary
Riley Baker, former deputy sheriff ln
Sacramento mountains. Who married "a
sister NJ Mrs. Glllllhui. told ~ Olu-
land having shown him tho point uu
the mountain from which Loo. McNew
ana ulllunnd watched with glasses
w molemrntn NJ the Fountain trailing
when } deprecated mo klnlrF Of tho
child, ulllllnnd said Dee thought ~
little better than H dog" said tho wilt.
ness "lie said m the bodies of COL
Fountain ma hiH Hou had to Do found
below any one was convicted mo- one
would hn convicted. intor De- SAID
tlings had boon more qulot since Ola
Fountain disappeared.
"on election lly in the sprlng or
'nl J was on top of 70 house ut Alamo
oordn with others. M armed. walure
60 capture Lee and gWlnnd" the
witness FHid Ou ur0rs-DvamInati1n. 81
was then nu officer ana mad warrant
charging thpm with ihn Fountain muir
dor. We made port holes lu the uHrapct.
] have always boon friendly with GlW-
land"
"nld YOU not propose 20 Jake Gould
IN Aprll 1857, that you would go 60 tho
house IN th0 mountains aud klll glli-
land ana McNew nud that Jake was 20
held up by MoNrw IN Crane Vine cane
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Estate or Rose l.. sen. deceased. oct
ON regular calendar
Estate % William y. Jonidna. de-
ceased. order mnIa approving nnal ACE
count and distribution ~ estate.
Estate ~ Benjamin liuugh, deceased.
same order
Estate n potar ClnyH. deceasad
Daisy v. Cinya appointed adu4lnlstrt-
tflN under "a boul ~ 500
Eatate o. Fanny l.. Criamon. do
ceased, nnai account approved.
Estate of Luwcliyn -. Davies, order
Estate and guardianship uf WAYNE
trismon % NJ, minors W.Hcott Criamon
arnulntcd guardian. under bond %
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SUGAR PAYMENTS IN.
The len Per Cent Cali Due and Paid
llne ~.
Practically the Entire issuel 90 sl0s,-
900 Il Taken up,

Today juno H. o. the date on which
the nrft call Of 10 Dor cent 81 tho newly
subscribed capital stock % the I1nh
sugar company D. payable at tho sarfo.
nry'a ofncs. The amount NJ IT, ndN.
unnnl capital g. $4,000 ana 10 par cont
or that amount would be- $4,000. g.e.
rotary whitney stated that of ths
amount b. had received up To 3 O'Clock
lla''oo nnd subscription lists signed By
No Stockholders fur $4,000 IN stock:
THIS leaves Ices than 900 shares unaub.
teflhrd ana he had mo doubt that ihe
malla tonight would hHng ln moro Isis.
- thht we entire capital mlFht br sali
30 have been taken up, and ihls bv tbs
present HtncLhn.dofH.
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An order was entered In thr case ~
John Beck W David EeclcH u nl. ~
judge liilea tuiny requiring plaintiff
?" show GAUGE ou Tuesday next why the
action should not be- dismissed
The trial u tho caro- ofths tillnola
Mining company W. Solomon ilnnicher.
which was partially heard before judge
iiilen last week VIII Boz resumed Thurs
day. juno SIN.
decree Of Foreclosure. by default.
was ordered entered hy Judge ltilaa 10.
DAY ln The case ri thosiit Lake VALLEY
Loan a Trust company Va Robert l.
Anderson and wife.
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chief Engineer J. A. waut ~, a..
linh a Pacific has gone down to Ma.
dona again. ~ "'o'
Leonard Way has been abpolnte1
t,is,lL or The OREGON Short line al
General live Stock Arent q IT., TINT.
% ~ ne Short Line returned from ~
north this morning. Wv
W. ). Rldd, travelling passongsr ,,..,
OF inc lq trIulr MpHtrrn. r,t,. IN
from the south today. ''' W
Four monster ENGINES. of i5O.,,, ,.
p.pliy each Tor the Union pacinr ,r.
now in omaha, ThHy win h.. ma ~.
'A' wyoming diyl7ial for freights.
the roundhouse ana shops az I.nr,.
illg Nto IN und1Eo u thorough oyer.
hiuIlnF The Onion l'arlnc b. ia cam.
lhehre work No Che near future. Tbs
loAhlh.u.' VIII he enlarged slmsvbst
ahl VIII De- supplied with at.aw 49,,
N ~ '.ilmaini That the work Win ca1t
plgH lludnau, general live IT. ,
AhrNt on tle Colorado Midland -
tuln'd form loHdyllls yesterday. y,h ~,
b. n, IN. h'.u looking Cor ar8ziug lround
'u pr lNll great number of sheen
points 10 Colorado ere long.
- oopi IN Paine 81 the United states
a .,.I.. ~ ~ san Lake today Tomorrow
Mont' over tho short Line.
ID. Ihe new schedm5s an me RIO Grand.
M.a.rrn ana oregon Short Line tHIo
,,i',v,, tolhy' The first two trains "n
W. N3.l.,n 70 use the new card. wcre
~ leaving Helper, hoth M ~ ny, w.
NJ, = waited at Helper until lts ieovin,s..
nlne, l3'4 am, An trains viii r,in n,,
inc new time from now on. " ~" 'n
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.

John smart. %. =. A.. r. 8. W. the
landscape painter. is dead. AGED 81
year,.
sir Julian rauncof1te. The British
Ambassador CO. the United states and
iha he1d of ihe british delegation Nt
The Peace conference, Will o. elevated
i1 the pecraHe.
Gen. otis hos replied to Secretary Al
ror'H inquiry aa to the number of troops
Dol considers necessary in ODE ihlup
pines The dispatch has not been made
public hH yot but Dc D undcniuol uon
OtiH expresses himself uH satisfied Win
th. present arrangements
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trial before judge cherry and q jury
today. Attorney w. n Hutchinson and
James y. Smith appearing Tor piaiu-
I'm and j. w. Moyie for iho defcudtnta
Action In this case was brought by
plalntln against the defendants 20 re-
cover damages for the death ol Michael
=. Walsh. husband N pialntin. Walsh
according 90 The complaint. was cm-
ployed as iab1rtr ln building the
Franklin school 40 September. 1892
While In the act NJ hoistinE bricks ana
chimney TOP striking him ON the head
and causing inFtnninneuus death. The
defense is that tht'nccldent was a re-
suit N the deccHaelr own negligence,
DO not uboyinr SIR Brains inatfuc-
lions
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Judge cherry and H jury were en-
gagged yesterday trying ihe issues in
the ease " thH Singer Manufacturing
company W a. o. brown. IulFe Rhea
appeared Tor r'alnun and a. g. Ed
wards Tor the defendant Suit was
hruurht To recover so. alleged To- Do
The balance due un the conditional sale
NJ sewing machine. The defense
claimed that the contract was signed IN
blank ana Afterwards made 60 read
different 10 verbal agreement made
with the agent
The jury found IN favor Of the plain
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ARRESTED FOR INSANITY.

An Information, signed by Christie.
rhvr piehl. was nicd In tho Third d,.
lrici court todHy charging Eliza bailey
I, ldlng ~ ll West Fifth North
warrant was lHugl Cor tho vomanis
arrest ana the putahllillaa nrs no Nh.
p' given "a hearing tomorrow forenoon
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NO MININH oomrNNK
ho'lins COMPANY ~ Wisconsin WIN "a CAP
ttsiisation Of 500. 900. 10 tho state.

The Rollins Mining company. organ.
lted under the laws OF tho state Of
Wisconsin. with "a capitalization III
N.Nnl 600. nlrd certified copy OF H.
corporate articlHH with Secretary Ham.
mund today naming r. a. Mckrnu AZ
Beaver county. its agent Tor Utah.
u ~ The cumrlnya Intention b. work
property az MincrHyiiie a. 4. shore III
milwaukee o. president and \ a. An.
We. ~ ih' Hains place. secretary.
The sum 81 80 was paid In fs.a.i IA
Secretary Hammond hy Judge Tiurt6n
representing tlii president OF The com,
pHny.
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3. W. Naylor W. Adelbort nnundy %
hli JUDGMENT f1r platinum for tGsi 90.
with Interest from this date
4. t. Maxwell W. Whittrmaro Co.
continued FOR term.
Mary Marshall vs. Jane Lynd. same
order.
Adam Duncan W James Luke n ni.
Judgment Tor plalntin. BY consent. Tor
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yon and ordered TO explain following
biz tall7"
"NouunF " that Kind happened We
were after "a pack ~ wolves. I told
NoN0w this and had go such c1nvcrH1-
tiun af detailed With reference 90 klll-
lrn MrNpw ard Glllnnd"
Witness denied be- was to be paid cx-
ira Cor killing Lee.
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The quarterly conference ~ IBIS
Stake viii be- held in the Tabernacle.
snit Lake city. Sunday and Monday
June Iith and 18th. nt 10 n. ga. and ?
D. m.
A fuu attendance OF officers ani
members Dr. desired.
Your Brethren.
ANGUS ~. CANNa.4
JOSEPH D.. TAYLOR.
CHARLES vs.. pENRosE.
Presidency ~ stake.
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