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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-16
LATE LOCAL NEWS,

Governor Wells expects 10 reach Phil
adeiphia on Monday We went 20
Duluth and across the Great Lakes
Mr. and Mrs. z. A. Smith win Join
the excursion 20 San Francisco on Non
day.
Mrs. NJ. r. Beaue has sent out cards
for a Kensingion 20 De held az the
residence OF her daughters, Mrs. II. G..
Whitney, on Friday afternoon next
The agent of the News at Fish
Haven writes that the number ri salt
Lake papers received there Is as fol-
lows. Trbunes i, Heralds s, News
IL.
The agent Of the "News" al Garden
city writes that his town must not be
lett out OF the record The papers re-
celyod there run az follows Trlbunes
a. Heralds I News H.
Mr. James f. Dunn, prominent citi-
zen OF Provo. and member Of the Trav-
cling Mems association has accepted a
position as superintendent and manager
OF a large mercantile institution just
established az oakley. Idaho. Mr.. Dunn
leaves Tor his new home today.
The ions ana daughters Of the Utah
Pioneers viii be rendered a big rccep-
ton at Pleasant Grove on the 22nd Inst
IL is expected that three or four hun
dred of them viii be present The clu-
gems of Pleasant Grove are preparing
10 receive them with open arms.
President and Mrs, Lorenzo Snow
have formally announced the approach
Ing marriage OF their SON. L. Roi c.
Snow and Miss Maude NJ. Ford. on June
18th. Cards have also been isued for
reception TO take place az the Bee
Hive House on the evening after the
marriage. which win be performed In
the Temple boy President Snow,
The readers OF the News are invlt-
ed To- call no our office and look over
the first four numbers OF the art port
folio of the Paris Exposition. Hundreds
OF copies are now out In the community
and everywhere they have been received
with most unb0uuded admiration. They
are obtairable by no one else than the
News subscribers In this State.
A law partnership has been formed by
Messrs Ferguson. Cannon q Tanner 90
20 into effect July lst. when President
j. NJ. Tanner sewers his connection With
the Agricultural College, Of which he
has been president during the last four
years President Tanner prdctised law
for about two years in salt Lake city
before going 20 Logan. and was Tor
nearly three years Supreme court re-
porter. Messrs Ferguson e. Cannon
are a well known firm In this city Of
long and high standing
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NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

City, June 10, 1900,
The members OF company BIS bicycle
club are hereby ordered to report at
the State armory Sunday at ~ o'clock
a. m. They are also ordered to turn
out In fun uniform Tor the purpose Of
taking a ride to B0unuful
s.H. LUND.
Captain Commanding Bicycle club.
The members of company BIS bicycle
club need not fear wearing the uniform
sunday, as permission has been re-
ceiyed from regimental headquarters.
An acceptances OF Lieut. -Sergt.
Dusts challenge must be addressed 10
his manager l.. H. Gilbert, as the SER
geant himself knows nothing Of the
challenge.
Some individual said he would like
TO notify the public that company
was not the only company in the city.
Company b answers boy asking what
other company there Is, as az last bat
TALON driG b company had As men in
the ranks, while a company had men,
and q company had 70 reported, but
several men We're excused. which left
NAAAa a" asa NANa ANNtAiH'f HN"''H Nn."A'''f
which is the company? a, B or CO
These are an the Infantry companies
we have in the city,
IL company A do no better In the fu-
ture than she is doing now the result
Is almost sure 90 be disarmament, a
nine men is considered q disgrace as a
company's turn out
An The line commissioned oncers
viii not have long t0 walt 90 nave the
honor OF sitting before the board of
examiners. as the examinations begin
on The 18th.
Company Q sends us best regards to
Capt j. Afford. who lately enlisted In
The matrimonial corps, and hopes he
gets along as wei With his wife as he
ala with former company j, now CONF
pany G..
Harry Sollvan OF company c has APP
piled for a discharge, as his business
binders his attendance at drills.
The commanders Of the first battalion
wish Capt Afford many happy years
as he deserves.
Sergt. French Of the Signal corps has
applied for a discharge as his business
prohibits him from attending TO his
duties In the guard.
Private Parry Of company 3 went up
Parleys canyon Friday with the inten-
ton Of bringing back a load OF trout,
but the fish seemed 20 know he was a
soldier, as they failed 20 bite.
Scrgt Cecil Of the signal corps has
applied for a discharge. his business in
terfering with his drills.
The Signal corps viii take a 25-mlle
bike ride one week from tomorrow.
They viii be dressed in fun marching
order and viii make quite a showing.
sergt Evans Of the rlgnal corps has
applied for a discharge, on account Of
his leaving the state.
The Signal corps continues eto hold
well attended drills. as at last drill they
had l6 men that are at present In the
city.
The Signal corps Joins the other COM
panles IN congratulations 10 Capt. AL
ford. PRIVATE.
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Hewlett Bros. Co.
MORE EXPERT TESTIMONY
Doctor GNin', Of Idaho, Says Hawoth Is
Sane.
Famous Expert Gives strong Tesii-
mony for the State-Third Week
Of the trial Passed.
ESPECIAL no THE oNEws \

ESPECIAL TO TIE NEWS ]
Pennington Davis Co., June l6-
In the Haworth murder case today,
the State commenced 6he introduction
Of expert testimony by calling Dr. j..
W. Glyins, Of Idaho, the famous expert
on insanity. He made a splendid Wit
ness. He stated that he had examined
Haworth and found his condition nor
NAL The temperature, pulse and re-
nexes were all normal This directly
contradicts the testimony Of Dr. Scott,
Of Salt Lake, who stated for the de-
Tense that Haworth's reheXes were ex-
aggerated.
DIT. Givins also testified as 70 alco-
hollc insanity. lie stated that persons
accused Of crime frequently fvlgned in-
sanity, and Il was not improbable that
person following such "a plan should
confess to a crime iu order 90 strength
un the belief In his insanity AZ to
HaV0rth. his opinion WAS that ue was
perfectly sane and had been an thu
time.
By agreement. tine defense called VIII
liam Flint Of Layton 90 testify out OF
order He said he was passing the
Farmers Union store az CeuttrNlla on
tho night 0f the murder when he heard
noise uow believed To- nave been thu
report Oi The shot. This occurred short
ly after midnight.
John h. Thurg0od was called by the
State to im.each j. w. Att of SAT-
Lake. who denied. when on The stand
ir.. fnIf LU had
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NOTICE on srEcIAL ELEuION

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN IhA.
a special election win be hell 20 ~
Lake city on Monday July lola' ~,
1900. for the purpose Of determ.h.hs Y
the electors of said city, qua.lsl .
vote thereon. the question Of s-
bonds in pursuance Of me 10Y.
resolution passed by the Guy s9-
Of Salt Lake City June l-Ih' 4'.
wit:
Whereas. There is an immelaN p
cessity for making certain iu'I.
ments IN the waterworks sys'st
Salt Lake city for the puip9ss "
creasing the supply Of Wa'sI n. ~. II
city and for the better a'U'''"
ton thereof, and -.....,l
Whereas. There ore NOT D' w.,
sufficient funds IN the city u,-,-. I.
defray the expenses OF mah.t
proposed improvements ana u a'Irff, il
Ing necessary that an issue y y.
made % raise funds IheIe'.
Therefore. In pursuance OF secll..' Z
9OQ and $40 of the Revised s.a.-,.. (.
INQS of Utah Il Is hereby or1eI,- =
n speclal election be- held 10 W.
ON the 10th day of July. a. y,
the purpose OF snbmlliiins M. Il
ouallned electors as snali ha'5t IN
property tax ln this ely in ts
iSgg me question of lnouUlnk. p. y. I'll
indebtedness M the sum % A-t
~ Durnoso M 6efuying the ehl.
OF improving the water sys'ts.s,. ', fssI
creasng the water supply Oh SOW
City. -.A.rs,I
said bonds 10 bear interest 81 ". w. N.
Of not 10 exceed four gerl eetl. X rrn.
mum payable semi-annualy, NJ. IN lr.l
cipal and interest 20 De pal"a..,. "a r.iI
6ji money on the United sia',. .,,.-tI
tventv Years with the option o. y IN
tbe ssn5e AT the end Of ten yer. .,,l
a. be M such convenient den.ll..'....--'
Tor sale as may hereafter p, w. ..-a-tI
by the city Council before w s.,i h i,.
thereof said election % pc ,.,i.se auI
eordance with the genera. e u, eir 70.
~ ne state OF Utah and 90. .- ,.,t,I
90 ,s hereby ordered 20 g.l,ii ..,t.i
o ~ es snsrial election by plol,.-,..,
IN some newspaper f.r YOU .3 sls,f'i
weeks prior 10 the date Of ssiils,l5r b.
Polling places in each mn M, tsrs'i
,~iot in salt Lake CITY WI u1 ,-iI
~ VSosigrated by the city pol.
notice thereof given. , SAVIOR
RAY N0-'D cIg Rscorif
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate Division. IN aud for Salt Lake
County State Of Utah In the mat
ter OF the estate Of John NJ. Davis, de-
ceased. Notice. The petition of Lillian
NJ. Davis, praying for the issuance 70
herself OF letters of administration In
the estate Of John NJ Davis, deceased,
has been set for hearing on Saturday
the 30th day of June, A. D. 1900, at $3.50
o'clock a. m.. at the County Court
House. IN the Court Room OF said Court,
in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County
Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said
[Seall Court with the seal thereof
affixed this 18th d9y Of
June, A. ID. 1900.
DAVID c. DUNBAR, Clerk.
By Albert j. Scare. Deputy Clerk.
Pierce, Critchlow q Bennett Attorneys,
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Orders hy Judge HIIes.

The following orders were made oy
Judge Hlles today.
L. "A. Dining VS. W. f. Smith ct al;
continued two weeks and transferred 10
law and motion calendar
William II Stevenson VIZ Mary A..
Phillips. demurrer Withdrawn ana
twenty days 10 answer
j. W. Farrell ii al SIS salt Lake city,
etc,i transferred to Jaw department.
Edith Best VS. Alfred eBst, Jri con-
tlnued one week.
D. r.. Richardson vs. Treasure Hin
Mining company, stay Of execution
thirty days
Albert Shaw Ct al VS. Albion Mining
company: stay of execution pending n
nal determination OF motion for new
train.
Frank Thompson vs. stephen Hays et
al motion TO file amended and supple
mental answer allowed by consent.
New Mammoth Gold Mining COM
pany vs. Allen @. Lams0n. motion 10
Quash alias summons argued and sub
mitted
Emma Smitha VS. Thomas smitha; re-
ferred 20 George r. Blair
b. N. Schettler vs. Utah Guano CONF
pany' Injunction penden llte' bond.
$1,000.
A, II. Raleigh VS. Milando Pratt;
leave given plaintiff to file amended
complaint.
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PEDAGOGICAL BASEBALL.
Lineup Of the Teams that VIII Meet
on Monday Afternoon.

Next Monday afternoon, the faculty
Of the University OF Utah are 90 meet
the alumni IN a game Of baseball This
Will be one OF the most interesting aud
amusing events during commencement
week The alumni have always want
ed 10 meet the faculty en- a game of
this kind, but as the faculty has been
in training for some time. they are Zoo
good form and Tor these reasons the
game win be hotIy contested The
grounds have been especially fitted up
for the occasion
A hospital corps has been organized
under The supervision Of Dr. Talmars.
These viii have plenty OF saws. axes
and arnica on the field. $50 that the
wounded win De- well taken care OF
The game Will Doe called promptly at a
o'clock on the campus Senator Joseph
J.. Rawlins Sc ls claimed, has come
from Washington Tor the especial pure
pose OF umpIring the game. The line
up OF the respective teams IS as foI-
lows:
Faculiy Alumni
J.. TO- foung,..,,.p ......,.E IT, lloyd
J. 3. Toronto...c...Thomas Mckay
r. II Bradf0ri..1 b......Rgy NarIUr
VIM NJ. Stewart.2 b.P. = Christensen
J. II. kingsbury. b......D g.. Dunbar
Joseph i. Merr.Il.c f....,.W. Euerba.E
BENZ H0Wells...r f..Osrar Van cote
q. q. Cora. ....l f......S. W. Stewart
A. 7. Boud.......s Charles Wells
J. r. Talmag a-H0spital steward.
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ncfore Jndec Cherry.

Judge Cherry made the following Or
dors TO-DAY. G. schmidt VS. the RIO
Cranle Western Railway company.
motion 10 dismiss motion for new trial
continued 20 June 30th. 90 allow plain
un time In which 10 prepare and nile
counter affidavit
Johu J.. Lawson We Mary s. Walker
et al. motion FOR new trial continued 70
June 30th by consent
Lizzie r. Mareetts ct al vs. ". ~
McGurrin ct al; demurrer continued 70
June 20th.
p. n. CART VS. J. r. Allen et al; costs
reduced IN the sum OF Sii7O.
]. d. Houston, receiver W Harvey
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Probate Matters.

Judge Hiles made the following or
ders iu probate today:
Estate Of Robert Watson Norris, de-
ceased: final account approved. and pc
tition for distribution allowed.
Estate OF Abraham Jenkins, de-
ceased. sale OF property confirmed.
Estate and guardianship Of Ethel l.
sheppard, a minor, William NJ. 7.
Sheppard appointed guardian under
81 600 bond
Estate OF William NJ. Sheppard, de-
ceased: william NJ. II. Sheppard APP
pointed administrator upon filing a
bond in the sum Of $1,000.
Estate Of Samuel WOOllet deceased;
motion Of A. b. Sawyer that executor
be required % give bonds denied
Estate Of John W. Clark. deceased;
motion % sell perishable property al
lowed
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To Assist .lndpe Cherry.

Judge Booth OF the Fourth judicial
district win be In Salt Lake Monday
and assist Judge Cherry in a trial Of
the cases now pending In his court.
The following cases win be tried by
Judge Booth and eIry. Crowther VS.
MattaX Nichols VS. Oregon Short Line
Railway company; Jones VS. HOwells ct
all Dlckert vs. salt Lake City Railroad
company; Baskin VS. Driver.
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BANKS TO CONSOLIDATE.
Final Steps Taken by Provo lnstitu-
lions Today.
[spEc1AL no THE INEWs. !"

lolLNlAAA ~ Inn W. W 20
Provo, June l6,--The stockholders Of
the Provo First National bank met this
forenoon and decided to put the bank
into voluntary liquidation and cease to
do business under lbs present national
charter on June 80
This is the first step In the plan Of
consolidating the First National bank
with the Provo Commercial and Saw
ings bank The stockholders Of the last
named institution will hold a meeting
this afternoon and also take the same
steps with reference 20 going into vol-
untary liquidation The two banks Will
then be recognized into one under a
new national charter with a capital
stock Of 800 900.
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rHE REPUBLicAN pLArFoRM.
Postmaster General Smith Submits a
Draft to the President.

Washington. June l6-Shortly before
noon Postmaster General Smith arrived
az the White House for a consultation
with the President before leaving for
Philadelphia. The draft Of the platform
prepared by him was submitted % Mr.
Mckinley. The conference lasted all
most three-uarters OF an hour Mr..
smith left for Philadelphia at l2;4j p.
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Confer with the President.

Washington. June l6.-Socretaries
Hay and Root left the White House at
/ o'clock p. M They said they had
received no official confirmation OF the
burning Of the legations In Pekin. They
were getting together all the data pos
sible. they stated. and would do what
ever the situation seemed 90 require.
Both gentlemen refused 20 make fur
Their statement
The conclusion reached az the con-
ference was that II communication with
kempm ig not rc-established within a
reasonable time forces viii be dis
patched from Manila 90 reinforce the
American contingent Preliminary In
Quiries are being made 20 see what can
be done IN the way OF preparing an ex-
petition
An inquiry as 20 what constituted a
reasonable time failed 20 secure a def
inlte answer but the impression was
conveyed that unless kemph Is heard
from by Monday troops or a naval con-
tlngent win be dispatched from
Manila.
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POLITICAL POINTERS.
hnIunnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn

Attorney Charles Baldwin OF the
Utah court Of bankruptcy, when asked
today about his reported candidacy for
a iudgeship nomination, said that he
was not a candidate IN the usual sense
of the word. though should his friends
desire 20 confer the honor upon him he
would take IT,.
Nlcol Hood. Of Sugar, viii be a candl-
date for the nomination OF county COM
missioner before the Democratic con-
yentl0n.
The Prohlbitionists say they Will
stump the state this fan.
The scandinavian Republicans VIII
hold a big meeting on Monday evening
at s o'clock in choir hall on Richards
street.
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Hardy e ali motion to retax costs
stricken from law and motion calen-
dar
Rigby Bros. VS. Louis B0rzaga. motion
20 amend answer in garnlsnment ar
gued and overruled.
r. j. Jessup vs. Salt Lake city, con-
tinued Tor term by consent
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Contest Cases from Virginia and
Delaware are Taken Up.

Philadelphia, June 16.-The Republic
can national committee began busi-
ness today by taking up the contest
from the Norfolk. Va, district In this
district. cX-Cougressman George Bow
den and VIM. S Holland claim 90 be
regular delegates while this honor IL
contested by n. IT, Llbbey
Tho subcommittee appointed by tho
Republican national committee 20 in
yestigate the Delaware contest has con-
clIded no recommend that neither the
Addicks nor the Dupont delegates be
placed upon the temporary roll OF thu
convention.
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NEWS FROM ADM. KENPFF.
A Fast Vessel May be Sent from
Manila 20 TalSu.

washington June 16-Unless tele-
graphic communication with Admiral
Kempff Is restored speedily "a fast YES
sci win be ordered 10 proceed from Ma
Mia TO Taku for news. Secretries Hay
and Root are now In conference with
the President regarding the sending Of
troops 20 China.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO-
bate Division, In and for Salt Lake
County State Of Utah In the matter
OF the estate Of Thomas Maycock, de-
ceased. Notice. The petition of Phillip
S. Maycock, administrator OF the es-
tate OF Thomas Maycock. deceased,
praying for an order Of sale OF real
property Of said decedent, and that all
persons interested appear before the
said court 10 show cause why an order
should not be granted 10 sell 80 much
as shall be necessary, Of the following
described real estate Of said deceased,
20 Wit All Of lots and 3, block 6,
plat a, Payson city Survey Utah
County section IT,. township 9 south,
range 2 cast. Salt Lake Meridian. AL
so commencing li02 chains west and
CTS links north OF the southeast corner
OF southwest quarter section Z, town
ship south range east, Salt Lake
Meridian, thence west 3.2S chains; north
10 degrees, east sos chains; south 695
degrees. east 625 chains south $3.50 de-
grees. west SZ2 chains 20 beginning In
Utah County. Also beginning l.5 chains
north Of the southwest corner or lot y
In block s, plat n. Payson City Survey
thence south 1875 chains. east S.l5
chains: north 1875 chains west 3.15
chains TO beginning, IN section s, town
ship south. range 2 east. Salt Lake
Meridian. has been set for hearing on
Saturday. the 30th day Of June. A. D.
1900. 40 $3.50 o'clock n. m. at the County
Court House. in The Court Room Of said
Court ln salt Lake City, Salt Lake
County. Utah
Witness the Clerk OF said
lSeall Court with the seal thereof
affixed this 9th day Of
June. A. ID. 1900.
DAVID C.. DUNBAR, Clerk,
By Albert j. Scare. Deputy Clerk.
Stewart q Stewart. Attorneys
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DECISIONS BY JUDGE HINES.
Three Cases Heretofore Tried Are
Decided Today.

Judge Hues today rendered decisions
I'm the following cases heretofore SUD
mitted
jeremiah Schenck vs. -. b. Wicks. et
al; decree for defendants quieung u
lie 10 certain real property.
Zi0n's Savings Bank Trust COM
pany VS. Albert W. Davis, et al; decree
Tor plaintiff.
William II. Falkner et al VS. John p.
Doolv et al: demurrer overruled and
fifteen days 20 answer
In the divorce case eof Mary ]. Fer
gusou VS. Isaac Ferguson, a motion Tor
new trial was oyerruled
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I,IED

THON.-In this city, June 10th, 1900.
OF cholera lnfantum, Frank, a son Of
Adolph j. and Elizabeth Cardiff
Thon. aged l year. 3 months and 8
days
Funeral services will be held Mon
day, az p. m, from 729 west North
Temple street. Friends are invited TO
attend.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints will
be- held tomorrow at o'clock IN the
Tabernacle: Sunday schools In tho
various wards at 10 a. m, and meeting
IN the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards as follows:
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Home missionaries viii visit the varl-
Gus wards tomorrow at the usual hour
Of meetings.
Religious services In the German Ian
guage are held every Sunday morning.
az y o'clock In Choir hall, Richards
street.
scandinavian religious meetings are
held every Sunday at 10 o'clock q. m.
IN the Choir hall. this city Also
every Thursday evening at s o'clock In
the Fourteenth ward assembly rooms.
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION MEETING
The regular meeting OF the Sunday
School Union of the salt Lake Stake
will be held In the Fourteenth ward
assembly rooms. Monday evening, June
18th at s o'clock. The Cannon ward
school will furnish the musical exercises
Appointments for further visits Of SUI
perintendents 20 neighboring schools
viii be made at this meeting.
S. S. MISSIONARIES.
The officers and missionaries OF the
Salt Lake stake Sunday schools will
hold their regular meeting IN rooms
i0l-2 Templeton building. Sunday, 1890
a. m. The brethren who accompanied
superlntendents in their recent visits
Will also attend to make report
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THE NON SUR STANDS.
Plaintiff ia Case of Guthicl VS. Sails
bury Is Non Suited.

In the case Of Kate Guthiel. etc, VS.
O. j. salisbury, Judge Cherry late yes
terday afternoon sustained the defend
ants renewed motion for "a non-suit
Before presenting the motion counsel
for defendant asked % have the case
go 10 the jury which the court refused
90 do. Plaintiff will now endeavor 20
get new trial The ground Of the
non-suit was that plaintiff had failed %
show that the Peabody mine had been
sold by Gllmer. Salisbury & Co. for any
profit
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LICENSES 10 WED,

Marriage licenses were issued by the
county clerk today as follows William
T. White, 20, and Estella Richards,
e, both of Salt Lake iCty, William ID.
Turner. %, and Retta Bagley, q, both
Of Murray.
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EsrArE oF JAMES 7. LIrrLE.
II. G. Wilson Appointed Guardian Of
all the Minors,

In the matter Of the estate Of James
r. Little, deceased Judge Hiles today
appointed r. O.. Wilson guardian ad
ltem for all the minors. and James
+. Smith their attorney.
The application OF Executor lie
Grande Young 20 sell the real estate
was also allowed by the court
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AT HOME AGAIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Russell Back
from a Busy EeasOn.

Mr. and Mrs Harold Russell have
settled down at home Tor the summer,
and very glad they appear 10 be IN,