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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-16
LATE LOCAL NEWS.

A marriage license was issued today
TO Edwin $. jenkins. "a, and Gertrude
Ashby %, both Of Salt Lake City.
The shamrock nosegay was much In
evidence today and vendors Of the lit
tie bo1uet dld big business among
pedestrians. SO numerous were the in
signals as 10 almost convince one that
this. and not tomorrow, was ST. Pat
rick's day.
Frank NJ. Sullivan, editor OF the
Montana Catholic. published at Butte.
was IN Salt Lake today on route for
Denver Omaha and Chicago. He ex-
pects TO be absent from home about
two weeks. Mr.. sullivan was formerly
an attache OF the Butte Miner, but see
ing an opportunity TO launch out for
himself founded the Montana Cath
Ollie. which Is an eight page weekly,
edited In an able, conservative and yet
liberal manner Mr.. sullivan says the
material outlook In Montana Il better
than ever before and that a great deal
Of money Is being made particularly by
those engaged In copper mining
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81
UTAH SOLDIERS TROUBLE.

According to the Denver News Joseph
Winnbush, a tall negro, who belonged
10 the Ninth United States cavalry
stationed at Fort Duehesne, Utah. has
got himself In trouble In the Colorado
metropolis, and Is In jail on the charge
Of forgery and false pretences. The ptls-
oner, Il seems. was granted a fur
l0ugh several weeks ago and came TO
this city Soon after his arrival he
visited the law Office Of Rogers. Cuth-
bert g. Ellis and asked advice concern
ing an estate left by his mother in
Atlanta. He represented that consld-
cradle money had been bequeathed to
him, and on the strength OF his story
be borrowed SIS from the lawyers
Later he called upon W. T. Rogers, a
lawyer at els Sixteenth street, and re-
peated the same tale. On that occasion
he borrowed $40, The colored soldier
then called at the office Of the Star
Loan company and got $50 on the rep
resentation that Lieutenant Young
OF Fort Duchesne had In his possess
sion a money order made payable to
Winnbush In the sum Of SIS. The loan
company was the first to discover the
alleged fraud. II II the opinion Of the
detectives that Winnbush had defraud-
ed several other individuals and con
Germs on false representations, and his
case is still under investigation.
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CHILD. MOTHERS DEATH.
Pathetic End Of Young Cora Copenha.
yer Shannon and Her Infant.


Cora copenhaver, the child mother,
and her babe, both passed out OF this
life yestorday-the life. which TO the
girl mother, OF Is years, had given mere
Of its store Of varied experiences than
TO the average woman Of thrice her
years Her death yesterday is the sad
ending Of pltlful story. TIE first the
public heard Of Cora Copenhaver, was
IN the latter part OF November last
when Ii was announced that Sheriff
HOwells had come from Pueblo Color
ado, having Inc custody Thomas a.
shannon charged with having seduced
the girl. Cora's mother swOre TO the
complaint, and shannon confessed his
guilt, at the same time protesting great
love for the girl, and Offering TO right
the wrong, as much as possible, by mar
rying her. Those concerned assented
10 the marriage. which was effected on
the 2sth day OF November by Justice
Morris Sommer. Shannon was mar
rled man at the time he committed the
crime against the girl, although but "a
years old he, however, secured a d.
yoroe about one month prior 10 his
marriage TO the hapless girl he so cruel
~ wronged
The poor girl was seized with typhoid
pneumonia week or so ago, and while
the disease was still upon her, the babe
was born, Peritonitis followed. and
yesterday the mother and child to-
gether, more like a child and an infant
brother or sister one locked In the 9TH
er's embrace closed their eyes 20 their
final sleep. One whose little life like
a shooting star had shot across life's
horizon only 10 go out In an instant the
other who had IN her girlhood days
drank Of the bitter cup, which tells the
LIES story Of far too many Of the
daughters OF men.
Mrs. shannon was the daughter OF A.
B. and Enle Tyner Copenhaver, and her
age was 10 years. months aud II days.
The remains Of the mother and child
will be taken 20 Bingham Saturday.
where they will be Inferred In one
grave.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-16
JACK FANNING's RECORD.
Crack Shot Hits f75 Targets In n
Continuous Match.

New York, March l5.-Jack Tanning,
the crack wing shot OF California, ere
ated new continuous match record at
the traps on Madison Square garden
roof today. breaking i15 inanimaS tar
gets straight. This record was accom-
pllshed without a rest.
Although Fanning's record OF IFS
straight kills has been surpassed, II
has never been accomplished before In
a continuous match. The best record Of
straight kills 10 2lS, but the record was
made in different events; that Is. the
shooter made straight kills in several
different events, resting between each
event.
Fanning's record Is exceptionally
brilliant, In view Of the fact that Il
was accomplished In the face OF a
binding snow storm. His miss the
lI6th straight, was comparatively easy,
but was lost through carelessness.
Another phenomenal record was hung
up on the rife range by f. c. Ross Of
the Elite Rife club OF Brooklyn. Ross
established new record Of 2l2s out
OF a possible $500 points. lie held the
best previous record Of 1926. made at
Madison Square garden last year.
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SETTING OF CRIMINAL CASES.
Judge NorreIl Attends to Matters
Pending Ia his Court.

Judge Norrel today made a partial
setting OF the criminal cases now pend
Ing for trial during the present term OF
court, and from Monday, March Goth,
TO Friday. March s0th.
The other cases VIII be set later.
Those set today are as follows.
Monday, March 2e-State VS. c. r.
snowden, adultery; State vs. James Al
len, grand larceny.
Tuesday, March 27-State W. Paul
Ioyelace, grand larceny; State VS. s. II.
Lufkin. grand larceny.
Wednesday, March estate W. VIM.
u. Curiey ct al, attempted grand lar
ceny; State vs. Sigle Snyder and John
Davis. grand larceny
Thursday, March estate VS. Frank
Whitlock assault with a deadly weap.
on; State VS. Samuel Mathews and ia
Livingston, burglary.
Friday, March S0-State vs. II. r.
Watrous, appeal; State VS. II. H.
Watr0us, appeal
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ANOTHER VICTORY FOR TERRY
In Two Rounds He Wins from Eddie
Ienny.

Philadelphia. March IA large
crowd saw Terry McGovern, champion
featherweight OF the world, defeat Ed
die Lenny OF Philadelphia at the In
dustrlal Athletic club tonight IN the
second round Of what was to have been
a six-round contest. Lenny was COM
pletely outclassed and In the final round
was Knocked down three times in the
one minute and forty-fve seconds con-
sumed. Lennys finish In the opinion
Of the fighting men present had the
appearance OF his having quit
The frst knockdown was the only
hard punch Of this round. being a
swinging right on the local mans jaw.
He took the full ten seconds and then
McGovern rushed at him with his usual
speed and. with a couple OF light body
blows, sent him TO the floor again. The
local man again took the full time IN
coming up, when. after a couple OF
passes. Terry landed light body blow
on Lenny, following It Up with a right
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CENTRAL PACIFIC
AND TARpEY SUED
A. {. Snow Seeks to Recover the
Sum Of So, 4O8,93,
PAID UPON CERTAIN LANDS.
Properly Is situated In Boseider
County -PiaintiR Claims He IL
Now Disposscssed.

A. r. Snow filed suit against d. +.
Tarpey and the Central Pacific Railroad
company In the Third district court
today to recover the total sum OF ss,iOs.-
U.s. alleged to be the money paid upon
a certain tract Of land situate in Box
elder county, value Of improvements
and damages for failure 10 convey the
property,
The complaint sets forth that the de-
PENDANT Tarpey. on February II, 1850,
entered into an agreement In writing
with plaintiff, whereby defendant
agreed 10 sell and plaintiff agreed to
buy, col acres Of land In Boxeider coun.
~ for the sum Of s6.s0s. OF this amount
,ssG was paid down and the remainder
was TO be paid In nine equal annual
payments,
In pursuance OF this agreement plain
tin says he took possession Of the land
and made improvements thereon Of the
value OF tl,250 Up TO May. 1898, plain
TN says ne PAID 10 Tarpey the pay
ments stipulated amounting In the ag-
gregate 20 ti.05s.9S as well as the taxes
amounting IN all TO $780,
AZ the time OF making the agreement
Tarpey, II is alleged, claimed To- be the
equitable owner Of the lands, the title
being vested In the United States. and
agreed TO obtain from the government
the patent. Disputes arose as 10 the
ownership Of the lands and various per-
sons instituted contests In the land Of
fee and the department OF the interior,
resulting In the government refusing
TO issue TO Tarpey patent for the
lands he had sold.
The Central Pacific II. II. Co, Il IL
alleged. received from Tarpey a large
portion Of the purchase price, but both
refuse 10 repay plaintiff, or make any
settlement with him
Plaintiff further alleges that he was
dispossessed OF the lands without any
fault on his part and he now asks that
what he has paid out be made good 10
him w tha f.lalntlne
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Denman Thompson's sale Is now going
on at the Theater. His stay is limited
10 three nights.
The sale Tor Wang opened at the
Grand yesterday, and IS going steadily
forward. Mr.. Mulvey looks for big
first nigh; house
Willie Collier, In "Mr. Smooth" plays
~ the Theater the last three nights of
next week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-16
DEsERET EVENING NEWS. FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1900.

man. came In this morning from Nephi
lie IL after supplies.
W - Young Of Blaekfoot, idaho, Il
a Cullen guest.
Il. ". Norton and wife. IT Richmond
Va, are at the knutsfogd.
J, q. Thompson, Of Butte, is staying
at the Knutsiord
John C0nley. OF Butte. Mont Is al
the White House.
Jas. Byrne came down from Parl'
city this morning.
Robt. Boone, Of Dillon. Mont, regis
tered at the Knutsford this morning
J, l.. Rector a Denver cattle buyer
registered this morning at the cullen.
O. W. Aimes and wife. Of comstock,
Texas, are at the Kenyon.
], q. Hempel Of Piedmont. Wye,
registered this morning at the Walker.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick has gone to New
York.
Mr.. J. II. Fesler. Colorado's state
treasurer. and his wife were Salt Lake
visitors yesterday They are en- route
TO the coast.
Mr. L. A. Cohn. who has been In New
York for come time, came home yester-
day
James Jack and family leave this
evening for Mr. Jacks orange sroNe ut
Los Angeles.
T. a. Harris Of Idaho Falls Is at the
Kenyon.
Mrs. Meyer and Miss Bertha Meyer
are home again from New York.
T. ]. Qualey. OF Kemmerer, Wyo,. is
al the Knutsford. he reports things
humming at the coal camp.
r. p Mathews and wife, Of Fort
wayne, are spending the lay at the
Kenyon on their way west.
II. Hlncher and wife Of San Fran
cisco, registered at the Kenyon this
morning. They are on their way east
j. II. Jacobs and Arthur Payne, two
Spokane mining men, are spending a
few days In the city, They can be
found at the Kenyon.
Thomas Hickey. brother Of the
well known mining man, John Hickey,
came In this morning on q visit lie 10
with his brother at the White house.
j. Eisenmann, Of Lincoln county,
Nevada, came IN from the west this
morning. Mr. Eisenmann Is one Of the
best known cattle men OF that portion
Of the Sagebrush State lie says ship
ments viii be heavy this year,
Boise Statesman Mr.. Vance Of the
Rocky Mountain Bel Telephone COM
pany, has returned 10 Salt Lake, He
took sick before he completed his work
here
Clear Lake Review The genial o. N.
Parsons was shaking hands with friends
here yesterday, after an absence in Salt
Lake City OF about five months, He
came down to do some surveying for
the Clear Lake company.
Cardston Record: ]. NJ. Piper went
10 Salt Lake Thursday TO consult an
oculist. He injured one Of his eyes In
the timber recently and may lose II.
Boise Statesman: Mrs. Dunford ar
rived last night from Salt Lake City.
She will be the guest Of Judge and Mrs.
Richards for week OF ten days.
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JUDGE TIMMONY'S COURT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


William Kanaskoskl was the first vic
tim todOy. His offense was drunkenness
and IN answer 20 the courts Inquiry he
merely nodded his head.
Where do you liye?"
II go out some place, | don't know"
Where do you want to go3' inquired
Judge Timmony
y want to ~ oudt Of town, maybe SO
10 Ogden"
We'll" replied the court, ogden is
considered out VI town In some places.
You can go"
Chas. Matheny and c, $, Altum, a
couple OF well dressed young fellows,
were charged with yagrancy and
pleaded not guilty. Detective Sheets
and officer Burt testified that both fell
lows had been wandering around town
several days. principally on Commercial
street.
Il will give YOU one hour 20 get out
Of town." said the Judge, "and II you
don't 60 the weather will be exceed
ingly warm when you get out OF JAIL
Hey" calculated old Joseph Wal
tiers when asked II he was guilty Of
yagranoy.
II ad a bad cold and couldn't get out
OF town. said the old man. "Can | go
to Provo today?"
Yes" replied his honor. the weather
is good, you had better 60"
The case against Arthur Christian,
charged with HOUSEKEEPING, went over
until tomorrow at y, m.
The case OF Frank Armstrong. &C.
oused OF being a vagrant, went over un-
til tomorrow.
a. II. Mcdonald. an exceedingly
tough looking man, said he was not a
''vag" He came here from the East
originally and had been here all winter
Worked a few shifts IN the club house
gambling house. The Judge concluded
that about ten days would suit his case
with the promise OF more n he ala NOT
leave town at the expiration Of the ten
days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-16
VIII Of Foster Greenwood.

The win Of Foster Greenwood. who
died at Union, Salt Lake county. Feb
ruary l6, 1900, together with the petit
ton of Frank and Orson Greenwood,
praying that letters testamentary issue
TO them IN the estate. received the flied
mark In the probate court today. The
deceased left personal property OF the
value Of tl,6l5 and real estate valued
at N,6S5. The legatees mentioned In
the will are three sons Of the deceased.
Saturday, March Slst. was set for the
hearing.
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WILLIAMS GETS ONE YEAR.
Judge Norrcll rronounccs Sentence
on a Housebrcaker.

George williams who pleaded guilty
to HOUSEKEEPING Wednesday morning,
was arraigned over again on similar
charge today, pleaded guilty and was
sentenced By Judge Norrell TO one year
In the states prison.
Williams offense consisted Of break
ing into the residence OF s. r. Fenton
and stealing suit Of clothes. He
played the baby act In court by crying
and claiming he was sorry for what he
had done.
Young Frank Williams who played
the part In George Williams case OF
mistaken Identity Wednesday, was dis
charged Upon motion Of Prosecutor Van
Colt today. Frank has promised to be
better boy In the future,
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In the matter oi the Estate o. william han-
den deceased.
The petition OF John q Mar,den a1mlnl''
traitor of the estate Of William Marqen ae,
ceased. praying Tor an order o.set ASIDE ieAi
estate and personal property Oi slll dec. leni
10 Mrs. ELAN Marsdcn. widow OF decreased aga
that all persons Interested appear before tl9i
said court 90 show canse why an order slqlh
no, b. granted % set aside the following ds;,
crlbed real estate and personal pfopeiV Y.
said deceased. tO-wt: The west hali cil q.
lot four iO block seventy-One f1l pat I,
salt Lake city Salt Lake County, STATE q
Utah. being ave t5 rods mont By tgenly ~,
rods deep, upon which Is efcctei a Nl5'ii
brick house. being the homestead oi sah
widow. has been set for hearing on SATURDAY
The 3ist day oi March A. j. 100 az ",
o'clock am. at the County court House 10 We
CONT room N said Court, IN SAT- LAKE my
salt Lake County, Utah. -.
Witness the Clerk ~ sold court WV
the seal thereof AFFIXED this lth any
OF March. A. ID. 1900. ., 81.
Seal1 DAVID G. DUNBAR JiefA
BY ALBERT J. Scare Deputy OiefA'
G. Stanley Price, Attorney
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on the prisoners bench, one OF the other
defendants leaned over and whispered
saw wood and say nothing" Mathews
only reply was knowing shake OF the
head.
The defendant win be represented by
Attorney WIN r. Wanless, providing
he does not Insult him too much.
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on the jaw. Lenny was then counted

on the jaw. Lenny was then counted
out.
The seml-windup was between Tom
my Feltz Of Brooklyn and Jack Lans-
Ing Of Camden. at los pounds, 1t was
a spirited struggle from the start 10
the end of the fifth round. when the
Brooklyn man forced Lansing to the
edge Of the ring and with light punch
sent Lansing through the ropes and he
fell to the floor. The fall Jared Lans-
ing considerably, and he said he was
too weak to continue. Feltz had clear
ly the better Of the go, his body blows
especially being effective.
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SHANNON.-In this city, March Is,
1900. Of perltontls, Cora Copenlayer.
and babe, wife OF T. A. shannon ana
daughter Of A. B. and Eiie Tyrcr
Copenhaver, aged Is years months
and II days.
The remains viii be shipped by In
dertaker Joseph William Taylor sat
urday morning to Bingham Tor burial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-16
SIX PRISONERS ARRANGED.
Enter Pleas before Judge Norrell TO
Various Charges.

The following defendants were ar
raigned before Judge Norrell today:
s, II. Lofkln. attempted grand lar
ceny, plea not guilty. and Attorney
Dana T. Smith appointed TO defend the
accused.
Paul LOyelace, grand larceny; plea
not guilty; Attorney J. r. Richards APP
pointed TO defend.
Frank Whitlock, assault with dead
ly weapon. plea not guilty; w. B.
Thompson appointed 10 defend,
Samuel Mathews and I'd. Livingston,
burglary; first named defendant only
arralgned, and given Until Saturday TO
plead
NJ. II. Curley and Charles q. Scott.
attempted grand larceny; plea not
guilty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-16
TOW DOES QUICK WORK.
Sailor Sharkey knocks Out Jimmie
Cormick In 3S Seconds.

Hartford Conn, March l5-Tom
sharky knocked out Texas Jimmie
Cormck after thlrty-eight seconds
fighting In the Coliseum tonight before
the Nutmeg Athletic club. 4 left to
the body and a right-hand upper cut
sent Mccormick down and out, and
he was groggy when he was assisted to
his feet. He aid not stand a chance
against the sailor. He landed two hard
punches fun In sharkey's face, but the
latter did not mind the blows.
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WILL BRODIE ARRESTED.
Accused Of Stealing Thirty Sheep
Pelts and Two Cow Hides.

Deputy Sheriff Sam Dowse today ar
rested WIZ Brodie on the charge Of
grand larceny. Brodie, Il is alleged,
broke into white & Sons slaughter
house and stole thirty sheep pelts and
two COW hides.
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TEN CASES DISMISSED.
Twelve Defendants Play In Luck Dc.
fore Judge Norrell Today.

For the furthorance Of justice" As
sistant County Attorney Ray Van Colt
Of the following cases State vs. Phillip
Murray appeal. Frank Mono. petit lar
ceny; Maude Evans, ineorrigibilltyi
Albert Meyer, Joseph Ronsch, William
SYNAGOGUE, HOUSEKEEPING; William
Hughes, two cases, house breaking
James A. McManus, DO; While McRay,
embezzlement Frank Williams. house
breaking; Nora Burnham, grand lar
ceny.
Judge Norrell granted the motion to
dismiss In each instance.
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HOTEL AND Personal.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mrs. W. @. Conley and son, Of Grand
Junction are at the Cullen.
Ray S. Salisbury, OF Pocatello. Ida,
came In from the north this morning.
Frank NJ. Sullivan IL down from
Butte.
w 4 gchoneld. a Juab county stock
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Case Not Yet Concluded.

The ease OF w. s. Mccormick vs. the
Queen Of Sheba Mining and Milling
company Is being stubbornly contested
before Judge Cherry and jury. The
action Il 10 recover $3.50 as, alleged TO
be the balance due on an overdraft
II was thought this afternoon that
the case would not be concluded before
some time tomorrow.
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Wan ST. Thnmns.

washington, March lG-lt "a laarpsi
thar the purpose Of the government h
acquire the island Of 81. Thomas ~, J
reasonable consideration from M
marx has not been abandoned ND.
withstandlng the statements attribp, "A
TO the Danish ministers indicating =
decision not TO part with the Island
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TO CURt 4 roLD ~ ON Diy.
Take Laxative nromo oulnine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II II
falls 10 cure. r. w Groves signature
Is on each box. e5c
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dummy" Goes to Park City.

Dummy" Rowan has expressed de-
sire-by wrlting-to meet Jim Williams
or Chris Lund for a purse Of $500. The
Dummy and silent win leave for
Park City tomorrow morning.
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HOLDBR.--ln this city. March f. 1900
OF asthma. John Holder born March
q 1884. In Essex England
Funeral services win Ne held Satur-
day al II a. m. from si5 South State
street. Friends are respectfully Invited
10 attend.
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Suit on A Note,

George Nj. Nolan, Jro filed suit
against Brlant $. Young In the
Third district court today to recover
sl6i.7O on certain .promlssory note
secured by 1880 shates of the capital
stock Of the Great Lake Mining com
pany.
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Puerto Rican hin Passed.

Washington, March l6.-All amend
ments to the Puerto Rico appropriation
bill were withdrawn or voted down, and
the bill passed without division.
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WANTED TO INSULT ATTORNEY
Samuel Mathews Reply TO a Ques.
ton put by Judge Norrcll.

Samuel Matthews an cid Jail bird.
and one o. the six men Rrraigned to-
day, created quite a biz Of fun IN court
BY some az his replies TO the courts IN
terrpgatlons.
Have volt an attorneyg'f inquired
Judge Norrell OF Mathews
Il have; yes sir, I've got one replied
the prisoner.
DO you wish 10 enter your plea
now"
insult my attorney first"
Have YOU seen your attorney YETI"
"Oh yes. have saw him the other
day"
After Mathews had taken his seat
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grand lGroeny, was begun before JUS
tlce Nelson this afternoon Miller Is
accused OF purlolning number Of
sheep pelts from a. M. Goshen.
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PRINCE.-At New Harmony. Wash.
ingt0n county. Utah. March illh. 1900
OF membrane0us Group. Marean
Prince, age 4 years 8 months and q
days, daughter Of George +. and
Nancy Pace Prince.
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DIEl,

WARNER.-At Willard. Boxeller conn.
~, Utah, March L. 1901 salmon
Warner. Born March q. 1886. In Ngr.
ton, Medina county. Ohio.