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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.

Abstract OF file, county recorders Of
fee, June 18th;
Salt Lake Building and Loan as
ISOLATION 20 W. II Dunn. war
ranty deed, % feet by rods,
southwest from 3ia rods north
OF southeast corner lot s, block
lG, plat c.. T.. o., D.. ...,...u.S go
A. p. Madsen to Natalie J.. Mad
sen. warranty deed, south half
lot s, block 8, plat Be-. .,..
Mary Evans and husband 10 G..
A. Falco, warranty deed 6Sh
feet by 10 rods, southwest from
rods south Of northeast corner
lot 5, block 8, plat b.. o. ,.. o., 1875
Lydia A, Loberg TO G. j. Rey-
n0lds, warranty deed, 6ia acres.
lot ". block Z, ten-acre plat A COO
Rachel Hamhn 10 Mary Nelson
warranty deed lOX2h rods
northwest from southeast cor
ncr lot 9 block 6. plat b.. /
soren Jensen 20 H. +. Samson.
warranty deed lhx7ia rods
northwest from southeast corr
ner lot s. block 81. plat b.. 49,. 200
]. y. Pursell 10 q. a. Pursell,
warranty deed, north half OF
northeast quarter section 81.
township 2 south range ! west 600
A. II. Raleigh 20 Catherine L.
Erickson, warranty deed part
lot 4. block e. plat E... COO. 22s
Salt Lake county 20 John Ander-
son q al quit-claim deed. lots
and G. block 81. Kinney & G.s
improved city plat. .,......... 10
Margaret Motif 10 stephen Hays.
quit-claim deed, east half OF
southwest quarter section 81.
township 2 south range ! east
etc.. GOO, ..,. 100 ,.s.,...... 100
Mary a. Mayberry and husband
20 q. l.. Chandler. qult-clalm
deedparcel Main Bingham can
yons.s..s ,..ttt.... 90 CD ...... 200
George Dimmock 90 J. II Hurds-
man interest Rock Springs lode
Hot Springs district. O.. .... 100
salt Lake county 90 James Judd.
quit-clalm deed, lots 10 70 10,
West salt Lake plat B., .,... 81
==
Total" 80. " q. 4" "...Nl, 40 |
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12
SPIKE AND RAN

SuDt Ellerbeck OF the Utah & Pa
cidc came up today
a Saturday half holiday WIN here.
after be enjoyed In the Cheyenne shops.
The second number Of Lands issued
boy the Westerns passenger department
Is out
j. u. NcInnes OF the Lackawanna
Is here looking into the matter OF wool
shipments
The Relief Societies Of Salt Lake
stake are enjoying themselves at La
COON today.
w A. (soombs is now assistant live
stock agent for the Santa Re. having
his headquarters In Kansas city
j @. Doollttle, travelling freight and
passenger agent OF the Frisco line. has
returned from "trip 20 London ENG
land.
On Thursday the Fifteenth ward goes
out 10 Saltair, and ON July nth the
l. @, o, +. OF Utah VIII have their day
at the beach
An order for fifty steel coal cars has
been given by the Rio Gronde Western
Go the Sheen Pressed Steel Car COM
l'AhNf AAA|N NiF NN w Wl my ~NNN NN~
pacity and sef-cleaning
Cheap rates for the Scandinavian Ju-
bilee In this city are announced by the
Rio Urande Western. The celebration
commences on Thursday and the crowds
VIA begin TO arrive tomorrow
ON Thursday an excursion win start
from this city and other Utah points
for Denver The affair Is the get.up Of
Miss Bessie Shirley who viii go along
with the visitors to the Centennial
State.
w. II. Peterson has been appointed
supervisor Of bridges and buildings on
the Union Pdciic's Wyoming division,
with headquarters at Cheyenne. Mr..
Peterson succeeds A. n. King, whose
base Of operations has been trans
ferred 20 the Kansas division
II ie announced that the meeting Of
the Northern Pacific directors, which
was fixed for Wednesday next al New
York, has been postponed until Friday.
The expected arrival OF J. Plerpont
Morgan from Europe on Wednesday Is
said TO be the cause Of the postpone
ment. giving an opportunity for a con-
sultation between Mr. Morgan and the
directors on an increase IA dividends
on the common stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12
Trouble over Idaho Midland.

The following resolution written by
Hon. W. r. Borah, was adopted az a
largely attended meeting OF the sub
scribers To the Idaho Midland rlght-of-
way fund held last Thursday night at
Sonnas opera house. Boise.
"Res0lyed That we, the paid-up sub
scrlbers Of the fund for the right.0f-
way. hereby authorize our trustees, In
whom we repose full confidence 20
make such contract, as In their iudg-
ment and discretion may seem proper
with the Idaho Midland Railway CONE
pany. corporation, and In case OF fall
ure upon the part Of said company 10
comply with any contract 80 made
and. take said right-of-way said trus-
tees to hold the same subject TO our
further instructions
The Boise Statesman says that under
this arrangement which, II IS believed
VIII be acQuiesced In by all the sub
scrlbers, the entire matter Is turned
over TO the trustees, who will endeayor
20 make satisfactory arrangements with
the Midland people Two propositions
We're presented 10 the meeting one
was the resolution given. The other
was by Sherman NJ Coffin. secretary Of
the chamber Of commerce. II recIted
that the subscribers consented 10 the
change-building from the county line
instead Of from the City-but confined
the trustees TO the proposed contract
prepared by the special committee OF
the chamber Of commerce which was
identical In terms with the proposition
presented by the Midland through It's
attorney, o. +. Jackson II all the sub
scribers agree 20 the resolution adopted
last night by large majority OF them
the trustees will be free 10 make the
best terms possible with the Midland
people.
The meeting was a stormy one.
cheers alternating with boots and
Kisses. and two or three times Il looked
as though the meeting would be ado
journed IN the midst OF one OF these
spasms without anything having been
accomplished.
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Is IT LIABLE FOR DEBTsq
Case of Driver ct al VS. Union Light
q Power Company ON Trial.

The case Of H. l.. Driver company
et al vs. the Union Light and Power
company was called gor trial before
judge Hiles today with Judge Hoge,
Judge Henderson and Goodwin q Van
Pelt for the plaintiffs. and Young &
Moyle for the defendant company.
This action IS 10 recover Sl261l.03 and
interest alleged 90 be due on several
judgments rendered against the salt
Lake and ogden Gas and Electric Light
company In favor Of II. l.. Driver and
company, and the New American Gas
and Fuel company
The complaint alleges that in August,
1898, the defendant succeeded 70 the
ownership and interests OF the Salt
Lake and ogden Gas and Electic Light
company and thus became liable for It's
debts II Is further alleged that at
the same time the Big Cottonwood
Power company and the Pioneer Flee
trio Power company became merged in
10 defendant
One OF the suits referred 10 by plain
iins. In their complaint, amounting TO
i40O, defendants claims Is not a final
judgment but Will be prosecuted on
appeal TO the Supreme Court.
Defendant further alleges that II IL
owner OF The salt Lake and Ogden Gas
and Electric Power company by actual
purchase and not by virtue OF consoll-
dalton or merger that the property It
thus came into possession OF Is free
from membranes and liens.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12
PALMER Is DISCHARGED.
Park City Photographer, Charged
with Adultery, Goes Free.

W. II. Palmer the photographer who
has been IN the county JAN since last
March, awaiting trial on the charge OF
adultery was discharged from custody
Nv Judge NOrrell yesterday.
Miss Ella Alexandria. the complain
ing witness in the case. could not be
found by the prosecution when wanted.
on Thursday last an attachment was
Issued for her but the officers reported
that they were unable 20 find her. This
morning the defendants attorney. S. p.
Armstrong ESQ. appeared before Judge
Norrell and called attention 20 the in
justice that was being done his client
by keeping him In fail awaiting the
convenience Of Miss Alexandria and
the prosecution. we are not afraid to
go 10 trial said Mr.. Armstrong. 'for
we feel assured Of an acquittal. but I
certainly do object 10 waiting any
longer"
Judge Norrell, after ascertalning thar
the officers had used diligence IN trying
TO locate Miss Alexandria. ordered the
case dismissed and the defendant dis
charged.
The attachment for the defaultlng
witness was allowed 20 stand. however,
and Miss Alexandria win be brought In
20 court should she cross the paths Of
any Of Sheriff H0Wells' deputies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12
WORK OF HOODLUMS.
Torment an Aged Man Beyond Endu,
rance Warrant of Arrest Issued.

Henry Cox, an aged man who resides
on Sixth East between Sixth and Sew
enth South streets. swore to COM
plant before Judge Timmony yesterday
afternoon. charging one Johnny Nc
Kean with the ofiense Of disturbing the
peace
The old man has been annoyed for
weeks by a gang Of young hoodlums
ranging from 16 TO 20 years Of age, who
make life miserable for him. About
three nights IN week a gang OF about
twenty congregate near Mr.. Cox's
premises. and when they think the old
gentleman Is sound asleep they yen
murder" ERE" help and proceed
to lombard the house with rocks. An
officer has been detailed on the case
and In a short time the young hoodlums
viii find themselves guests of Jailor
kimball.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12
Hewlett Bros.
A BRIEF Welded CAREER.
Sarah !, Tmms, Only Married Last Week,
Seeks a Divorce
Accuses Her Husband, John j.
Timms, OF Cruel Treatment the
Day AFTER the wedding.

On Thursday OF last week Sarah ].
Goodall and John J. Tlmms. both Of
this city, were united In marriage, the
ceremony being performed by Deputy
County Clerk Albert J. Scare.
Today Mrs. Tlmms Instituted divorce
proceedings against her husband, bas-
ing her suit on the ground OF gross
cruelty, which she alleges occurred the
day after the nuptals.
on the Sth inst the defendant, II Is
alleged threatened 20 KIN his wife and
used vile. vulgar and abusive language
towards her
These acts, the wife further says,
were committed without proyocatlon
and so distressed her that she has since
been confined TO her bed
Plaintiff prays for an absolute decree
OF divorce. also that she be given back
her maiden name
Mrs. Tlmms Is IS years old while her
husband IS 20 years her senior
The defendant Is said 10 be a hard
character, well known 10 the county Jail
officials
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12

cles over the presence OF NJ. RothsteIn,
of st. Petersburg ln this city Ills visit
90 the country is said TO Doe in The in-
terest Of q large Russian government
railway loan The general opinion
seems 90 be that Russian c0mpIIea-
tiuns I'm the cast viii operate against
any successful placing of a loan here,
even if 10 We're otherwise possible
Mr R0thstsiu called ON President
SuIman OF the National CRY bank.
Mr Sullmm said later that 10 was ABB
surl to tax about tho floating of RUS
zion bonds when even United states
bonds arc not iu active demand and the
presidential election is coming ON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12
LOOKING AFTER PROPERTY
lie Loss Reported by the Commanding Officer
ofCompany +,
Hoard Of survey Appointed and De
rected 90 Meet and Inquire
Into Responsibility.

II Is always necessary TO exercise q
great deal d care for the preservation
OF property IN use by the National
Guard and even then some Of II strays
away or Is destroyed, A loss has been
reported from Company +. and Gem
era Burton wants the matter investi-
gated as may be- seen from the follow
ing order issued today
Headquarters National Guard Of Utah,
Salt Lake city, Utah.
June II, 1900
S, O. No. 10.
A board uf survey Will convene az
the armory IN salt Lake city on Tues
day. june 18th. at $ O'Clock r. m, or
as soon thereafter as practicable. for
the purpose Of fixing the responsibility
for the loss Of certain property reported
by the commanding officer OF Company
+. First Infantry. ~ G.. o. Detail FOR
the boar: Major II NJ. n. Lund. Cap
tain Lewis Il. Gilbert, Lieut. S. II.
Lund
By order Of the Commander.in-C Chief.
(Ofiicial) CHAS. S. BURTON.
Adiutant General
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12
NOW IT'S THE L. p,
Another Example Of Theoretical
Railroad Construction.

A slight rumor Is bubbllng 90 the
surface IN railroad circles indicating
that the Union Pacific is planning 90
reach the Pacific coast over its own
line says the Denver TIMES. As the rue
NOR s. shaping now there IS more than
one prong 20 it
Recently there have been strange
movements on Wall street affecting
western lines. and Wall street gossip
persists in stating that the stopping
OF the western building Of the Bur-
lington Alliance branch I'm Wyoming
is due 90 Influences brought hy the
Union Pacific or some other line come
petlng with the Burlington DESTROYS of
preventing the disturbance Of business
IN the ogden district.
Now, according 10 Me rumor. 81 SIS
evident that Harrim8n's visit 90 Utah
O short time ago with President Burt
Of the Union Pacific was for the pur-
pose % looking into the extension OF
the oregon short Line from the Utah
terminal. 20 Los Angeles. connecting
with the Los Angeles terminal rail-
road. For the past three or four
months stories have been escaping
from Los Angeles about railroad build-
ing 20 salt Lake city. but AN the time
u has been credited 10 Huntington.
Now IL Us rmlrel that General
VranFille NJ. Dodge, formerly cone
nected with the Union Pacific. but
later with Che Colorado a. Southern
and The For. Worth O. Denver Citv
Inc. is about t0 realize OFF. Idca uf
short line 90 tae Pacific coast IL Is
understood that s0ue OF DIS associates
Oh engineering tho scheme for Ono
Union Pacific ana ihe CrunIe Greek
cut-of NJ the Colorado a. Southern.
the colorado Midland The RIO Gmudo
Western and The oregon Short Line
VIII form Pacific coast line which
VII satisfy the Burlington with its
Denver u Cheyenne connections. AS
now obtaining.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12
TIE NEW MEANS
OF LOCOMOTION
Messrs, Silver Take a Trip to Og-
den on Their Automobiles
VERY TRYING CONDITIONS
n,ye Encountered Upon the Journey
and the Machines Were some
what Heavily Loaded

Messrs. John and Hyrum silver TOOK
trlp to ogden IN their automobiles ana
demonstrated the capabilities OF 'ne
r,acblrss upon rough roads under me
mos, irving conditions and with heavy
loads. one OF the machines had lo'p
=, ,breo hundred pounds 60 carry ana
~ atber WAS burdcned with WelsH.
~ over four hundred pounds. The Io'a
from here to Layton is a very GOOD one
rms from there on TO ogden IL is 10 ~,
nress h az aid Mt silver % teIlo''
livery wheelman who mas essa5 ~ "
"a from salt Lake to ogden KNOWS
how h. was compelled 70 olsinoule
from hls wheel and rundle u over tne
bancb the road upon which Is very
sandy. making pedallng across ~ i"'
noesible. But iron. steel and steam are
. little harder and somewhat more
powerful than human Drawn ana gu,
dnrance. so the "aut0s" simply Went
tbeir way over the ridge The SAND was
so deep however. that when Tor eA-
nerlment the machines were brQushl
10 a standstill. their drive Wheels
would gy around and throw the sanu
into the afr In starting again, but ule
sand was not the only impeachment en-
oountered. for the travellers were COM
PEELED to ford several streams one Oh
which was three feet deep. In cross
ing This one SAYS Mr. John Silver the
"autos" threw up q wall OF water IN
front OF them and By the rapidity WIN
which they went through they created
n sufficient trough In the water 90 save
Inc Ares from being extinsulshed
Down In the Weber bottoms ram had
softened the clay Of which the road
way Is composed and pulling through
the slippery stun tested the staoulty
OF the machines TO the greatest extent
but they successfully overcame all the
difficulties. rolling into ogden up 20
the eyes in mud. A great deal Of curl
oslty was manifested at the Junction
City. Il being the first time that an
automobile had been seen on the streets
there.
Upon the return trip is encountered
the big dugway running up out or the
Riverdale bottoms on to the high
blun to the west This Is steep pun
for a team and the animals are usual
~ allowed 10 stop and rest several
times while performing the climb. Tho
autos" however, went up the incline
al about a horse-trot gait, completing
the climb IN mo time" as II were.
The result of the trip was such as TO
show the usefulness Of the machines,
and 70 demonstrate the fact that the
coming means Of road locomotlon lies
In the automobile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12
EASTERN EXCURSIONS
RIO GRANpE WESTERN RAILWAY,


Following excursions are announced
by the Rio Grande Western the popu-
lar scenic through sleeping, dining and
cafe car route TO the East Cool and
delightful ride through the mountains:
Chicago and return June 22, July
H. and Aug. 8 proportionate 10
other points ................. 500 30
Philadolph!s END return June "
ii',n'.n 100. -. ........... IS. 30
Chicago and return June 3d. "a. $3.50
Kansas city and return July I, g.. 5000
Charleston 5. c.. and return July
i, ...s.s...sssts..ssss..s s'ss.ss VI 10
Cincinnati and return July 9 10. $3.50
81. Paul and return July 10, A.. $3.50
Detroit and return Aug. 20, a.. 5l.00
Chicago and return Aug. g. "a, ~ so
For further details apply 10 l. a.
Benton, City Ticket Agent Dooly
Block corner, No lO3 w End So. st.
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plaintiff aud G. W. Burrls represented
the defendant
The iury came into court this morn
Ing with a sealed verdict hnding the
issues Ia favor Of the plaintiff for
sl1O1s
This was a suit 90 recover Si46.02 al
legged 20 be the balance due upon a
certain contract for the construction
Of a tunnel for the Mona mine, Dry
Canyon Tooele county.
The defendant had a counter-claim
Tor 5000 damages for the improper con-
struction OF another tunnel on the sumo
property lie denied altogether the
claim Of plaintiffs FOR SAC OF.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12
J JUDGE TIMMONY'S COURT.
hnnnnuunnnnnuuuunnrrlu

Il, Mcdonald was charged with i'm
billing more lntoxicants than IS good for
ones moral standing in a community
like Salt Lake, but it was not Mac to
deny il. Yes sir" said he. Il was
drunk but It's one year since I was
here before" The court thought for
moment aud then said. III you win
agree 20 80 away and not come back
this year or next year, I'll let you so"
Mac agreed but az he departed the
court remarked: III you come back
while l am here II win cost you some
thing.
NJ. McMahan declared that II lost me
memry after drinking a bit and don't
know who twas thar arrested me-"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12

That feature OF the case was irrelevant
and the court paid no attention TO IT,
He was allowed to 80, however, It be-
ing his first offense.
Joe Lewis came IN from San Fran
cisco last evening and began begging
az once He was promptly arrested ana
this afternoon endeavored 20 explain
matters TO Judge Timmony, He was
given two hours to get out OF town,
The case against Tostevln. charged
with exhibiting a deadly weapon In a
threatening manner was dismissed on
motion Of Assistant County Attorney
GuDtcr.t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12
T0DAY'S SALT PALACE
NEWS.

Al the close OF the bloyols r,,.,
the saucer tonight. there Win M n
performances given in the yap8,v
theaier by the VIII Rising AN
Company assisted by Nine nal
In Poses Plastique. and solo rsn5t-
on the violin. a splendid bll nm
presented al each Performance srS \
price Of admission win he 10 cs-l
Free dancing In the palace and u
concerts VIII be given by mo ~
Professor Beach, the human ASH "A
give performances In a glass aoosHol
on the Midway and win H Nm 4
give wire performances IN mia N
These performances are free to eysrI
body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12
A FRIGHTFUI ACCIDENT.
Mrs. Lizzie Shea Struck by an Engine
and Killed.
ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws."l

ESPECIAL TO THE "NEws."l
Kemmerer Wye, June PA fright
ful accident occurred about half a mile
east OF Moxa at about 10 o'clock last
night, resulting In the death Of Mrs.
Lizzie Shea. This lady with Ida Stein
man was walking across trestle
when a freight train dashed down upon
them. Mrs shea was struck by the en-
CINE. instantly killed and her body hor-
ribly mutilated Ida Stelnman, for
tunately. retained her presence Of mind,
and laid down on the outer edge OF the
trestle and escaped unhurt
Mrs. Shea was a widow and leaves
four small children. the eldest being
nine years old. The remains are now
here, awaiting an inquest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12
Wants a Writ OF Review.

Frederick II Hansen petltloned the
district court today for a writ OF review
directed against the state board Of
land commissioners, requiring the de-
PENDANTS TO certify to certain proceed
ings had In a contest between plaintiff
and Milando Pratt, wherein the latter
was allowed TO purchase certain school
land IN Salt Lake county under a pre-
ference right.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12
TESTIMONY ALL IN.
Arguments in Union Light Power
Co.'S Case VIII he Made on the 2fst.t

The taking Of testimony In the case
Of II. L, Driver et al VS. the Union Light
& Power company was concluded be-
fore Judge lilies today and was set Tor
argument Thursday. June 2lst
The case was brought 20 recover $40
0j5.73 and interest alleged 10 be due on
certain several judgments rendered
against the Salt Lake and ogden Gas
q Electric Light company the prede-
cessors In interest OF the defendants.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12
For Letters OF AdminIstration.

Mrs Helen Watson peutioned the
probate court today for letters Of al.
minlstratlon In the estates Of George
and Martha $. Chatneld. deceased. The
former died In this city on August 4.
1856. and the latter, May. 49, 1899 leav,
ing an estate consisting Of real proper
ty Of The value Of $1,000, The heirs are
petitioner and six other sons ana
daughters OF decedcnts The petition
viii be heard on June 30th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12
DIED

DuNCoMBE-ln Salt Lake ci,v =.
H. OF appendicitis. David Du I'' y
IN the iorty-eishth year OF bls ss-
Funeral services win he cc,5
IN Joseph e. Taylors undertsklsss4 !.
lors Wednesday. 18th inst AT
All friends are respectfully invited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12
LARGE GOosEBERRIES.

Mrs. Parrot brought into the News"
office today some splendid specimens OF
gooseberries, which were grown in the
Nineteenth ward. They were almost as
large as hens eggs and showed evil
dences Of skilful cultivation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12
Suit Involving a Spring.

Clesson s. Kinney filed an Injunction
suit against Jennie A. Frolsetl et al in
the Third district court today, 10 pre-
vent the defendants from diyerting the
waters Of certain spring in Big Cot
tonWood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-12

and TO many other points
Comparative low rates fl0m 0hs
points In Utah. For particulars can d
nearest Oregon Short Line Agent
D. p. hurley. @. &T.AI
THE WANT COLUMNS o. the SEND
Weekly News are read by from H4
10 100000 people twice a week
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Indictment DIV Default.

In the case OF p. W Cason VS. A. G.,
Wigglesworth judgment by default was
rendered by Judge Cherry today IN ia
vor Of plaintiff for S093s and $50 at
torneys fees
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To Foreclose a Lien.

C. w Richmond filed suit against
the Alfred Reed Mining company in
the Third district court today 10 fore.
close a laborer's lien. amounting to