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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-13
THE FIGHT BY ROUNDS.
CaOynsH Was Making Things Inter
esting For the Kid.

esting For the Kid.
Round Mccoy was first 30 land
With left hook on the jaw. Joe broke
away and Mccoy forced him 10 his
CORNER where Choynski slipped to the
f'or The Californian jumped up
quickly and placed q left swing on Nc
'ay jaw but the Kid sent back a cou-
Fe Of hard lefJs on the face and a stir
.-al over the heart. Mccoy had all
NE better Of the round
Round --ChoynSk sent re Kid to
NE floor with a right on the jaw Nc
10Y took nine seconds of the count. and
.-rA DE got up Choynski sent him
Gown again with a left 0n the neck
Twice more Mccoy was fiOOred and he
.--- J' his corner bleeding badly from
tlr rIsa and mouth.
Mound Mccoy fought like . crazy
man when He rushed cut of his corner.
I.t ll0yn=N was equally eTr2tiC. They
- an Eng rules at defiance. but Nc
gs S.- The better of the western man
.- ..s- quarters. Choynski rushed Nc
.-. OUT the Kid was too Spry on his
..-, and Joe slipped 20 the floor in a
am attempt tD land swing When
81, G0 be ran into a clinch, from
--..- me referee had 10 separate the
.7- Then CnoynSSi landed a right
'-s "n the Jaw and Mccoy went
@-. taking nearly seven seconds Of
lr- count
lEaH Mccoy got up Choy nslzi rushed
ann. al- his legs gave way and he
ID .la floor, but he regained his feet
G instant Mccoy was queer in his
- movement but went i'm and = iXed
-.- in "a hot rally Mccoy hooked
sl- t. The jaw, Choynski landing
S .--- e.. The same moment. and both
- Wen. down. just as they got up
men rushed at each other and the
rang while they were mixing things
10 lively 5as%i1n
,...a- man evidently heard the gong
..t Mccoy Whipped his right over the
.-. an. 'Eayu5ki fell There were wild
..- OF Four "F0uIr' as Choyuski
--[ s5Er.ll ID his corner and the Call
- Was unable 10 respond when
PEI. called him for the fourth.
snSsts seconds threw up the
-r as Mccoy rushed from his cor
-5 ..E The a1ening Of the Iourth round.
- '-'Nal Was declared the winner.
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Suit For Services.

James F. Beveridge yesterday filed
suit in the district court against the
New Mammoth Gold Mining company.
the National Bank of the Republic and
Frank Knox. trustee, to recover the
sum of $50 alleged to be due to plain
tiff on account Of services rendered as
assayer, millman and superintendent
for the mine operated by the defend
ants The complaint asks that judg-
ment for the above amount be rendered
and that it be adjUdged a lien upon
the mining property. The case for
Plaintiff ig in the hands of Attorney
5. Mcdowell
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Motions Passed On.

Judge Cherry yesterday acted upon
the two following motions for liens;
John r. FOulks vs.. New Mammoth
Gold Mining company. permission Civ
en- to Charles a. Wall to file complaint
in Intervention
Isabella NJ. Pitts vs.. New Mammoth
Gold Mining company; same as above
as to William Hover and thirty ght
others
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BRYAN AND FREE WOOL.
His Friends Know Nothing of His
Change of Views.

Lincoln, Neb.. Jan civilian J.
Bryan was in the city a few hours
this evening on his way from NIinneap-
Oils to Columbia, No, where he speaks
tonight. His tour includes speeches in
st. Louis, Frankfort. Ky; Cincinnati
and the Atlantic and New England
states. and viii not be finished until
Feb. 8.
Mr.. Bryan left for the south at s
o'clock. Political intimates. when
asked concerning his reported change
Of opinion on the question of free wool,
said they could not speak with author
ity, but nothing he had said had indi-
Gated that attitude. and they doubted
the correctness of the report.
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IN THE COURTS.
CONVICT FOR DEFENDANT.
Cecil Cliff Files Suit For
Tasr-nr.rn

Cecil Cliff Files Suit For
Divorce
Suit for divorce was filed in the
Third district court yesterday by Cecil
Cliff against Frank Z. Gift. The COM
plant sets forth that the parties were
married on July 4, 1896, at Park City,
and that the defendant, who is "a man
Of low and vulgar habits, was con-
victed at Heber City, Wasatch county,
of the crime of grand larceny and sen
fenced to the penitentiary for the term
of four years, and is now undergoing
his sentence Plaintiff asks that her
maiden name of Cecil WilgUs be re-
stored to her and that she be awarded
the custody of her 2-year-Old child, Eu-
gene Gift. J. NJ. Hamilton has the
case in hand for the plaintiff.
DEPUTY Sheriff Cummock served the
summons on the defendant out at the
state prison later in the day.
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BEFORE JUDGE HILEs.
Matters Coming Up Today For Argu-
ment.

The following motions are set for
hearing before Judge Hiles today:
Salt Lake & Ogden Railroad com
pany VS.. James +. Jennings ct al; mo-
ton to occupy premises.
William Chislett, guardian, etc, VS..
Elijah NJ. Weller ct al; demurrer.
Mohawk Consolidated Mining com
pany vs. Bingham Canyon company;
demurrer.
Margaret Webb VS.. William J. Webb;
motion to pay counsel fees.
Isaac TrumbO VS. Brigham Young
Trust company; demurrer.
r. J. Daily VS.. W. p. O'Meara; de-
murTcr
George r. Perkins ct al VS.. John r.
AIeller: motion to set aside findings
and referees report.
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SUBJECT OF CONTRABAND
England Considers That Her Note
Settles the Question.

London, Jan Enquiries this after
noon made by United States Ambassa-
dor Choate regarding the disposition Of
the Beatriceis American cargo, ELECTED
nothing definite, the war office having
received no further information on this
matter.
Varying interpretations are placed on
the governments decision on the sub
ject of cOntraband, but the Associated
Press is informed that its original con-
ception was true, and the reports that
Great Britain gives UP logical rights of
search and depends entirely upon ships
manite5tS are incorrect.
In spite of cable denisls, all the AM
erican goods except the Beatrice's have
been released. The foreign Office is full
~ under the impression that its note to
Mr.. Choate decided the broad question
Of cOntraband
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DEATH on THE TRAIL.
Three Men Believed to Have Perished
On Edmonton Route.

IN Edmonton Route.
Seattle, Wash, jan 12-The Cana
dian governments expedition sent TO
the relief of the Moffatt Edmonton
trail party, has returned 10 Dawson
after an absence of four months, with
the report that in all probability the
three men comprising it have persisted.
The unfOrtunates were A. T. MOffatt Of
Pembroke. Canada; Phil BellOue Of
Duluth, and a Californian named
Holmes, who had lived at Fresno.
1t was generally believed in the
Yukon last July that the three men
had met death on the trail and while
Corporal Skirving, the leader of the
rescue party, failed to obtain definite
proof OF their death. he nevertheless
made a thorough search of the trail
for 500 or 500 miles. finding 10 trace Of
the missing men. The rescuers travelled
nearly 1000. miles.
Tt has row been nearly eighteen
months since Monatt and his follow
era left Edmonton for the Klondike
gold fields over the route which proved
80 bs1et with horrors for those who
took II hoping to find it a quick way Of
reaching the Yukon.
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WANTS TO ADMINISTER.
Petition In the Estate of Emma ].
Stewart.

A petition for letters Of admfnistTa-
ton was yesterday filed in the probate
court in the estate Of Emma J. Stew
art. deceased. by b. W. briggs, through
Attorney Dan 5. Harrington The pc
titiOn sets forth that decedent died at
Murray on Jan. ). 1900, and at the time
of her death she was q resident Of
Sandy. The deceased left the follow
ing property: A city lot and house in
Sandy valued at 81, 800; deposits in the
Deseret Savings bank. $3.50. and general
effects aggregating $3.50. Decedent,
who died intestate. left four minor
children, the sole heirs-at-law to the
property. The hearing of the petition
ia set for Ian. d
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To Attend Livestock Meeting.

chicago Jan Iz--LlVeSt0ck commls-
sion men viii leave tomorrow after
noon for Fort Worth, Tex. 10 artend
the annual meeting of the National
Livestock association, which c0nvenes
there Jan. Is to 10. inclusive The dele
gates will also go to san Antonio, Tex,
to attend the annual meeting Of the
Texas Livestock association. which be-
gins Monday. Jan. y. and continues
Tor three davs
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80 Snm 90 80. LaWton.

WASHINGTON Jan 12.-General COrbin
announced today that the subscriptions
to the Lawton fund had reached the
handsome figure of $50, 10l, $500 having
been received since the last report TO
DAYS subscriptions lnclude2 one OF
Se 5q5 from the members of TIE Union
5so1le clr1, OF New York. which Is IN
addition It'd. 81 hacriptio sent 20 wash
inqton diFsct by members Of che club
amounting % %0.222,
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Snicide Ill q Gambler.

Baker city, Ore. Jan. 12.-Michael
Rosendorf committed suicide in the
Commercial hotel here today by shoot
ing himself in the head He left let
ter stating that he had made a failure
of life on account Of mania Tor gam
bling. He said that he carried several
thousand dollars in life insurance,
which would provide for his family,
and without taking his own life he
could see no way of supporting them
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DEATHS FROM PLAGUE.
Eight Have Occurred In Honolulu
Since Last Report.

Washington. Jan. 12.-The state de-
partment has been informed by Mr..
Haywood. United States agent at
Honolulu. under date of Jan. 1, that
eight deaths have occurred from the
bubonic plague ct Honolulu since the
last telegraphic report. Dec. IS, last
which announced three deaths from
that cause.
RIr Haywood also states that the en-
tire city Of Honolulu is quarantined-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-13
GERMANS ARE IMPATIENT.
Want Answer From Great Britain
Regarding Seizures.

Berlin, Jan. 12.-There is still great
dissatisfaction in Germany at Great
Britain's long delay in releasing the
Bundesrath and in sending a formal
answer to Germany's protest. A high
official at the foreign office voiced the
foregoing sentiment when questioned
on the subject today. adding:
Apparently the London government
has tried to expedite matters, but the
Durham authorities are unduly slow,
seeming to be determined to open the
last box of the BuEdesrath's cargo. in
order to avoid an admission Of error"
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HEARD AND SEEN
IN TIMM0NY'S COURT

one difference between Charles
Thomas and Eph Kelly is that the lat
ter has a voice ike May day in Manila
bay Charley sprung into prominence
once by performing the unusual feat
of lying on his back and swallowing
nearly a Darrell of booze" through a
funnel he row stood charged with
vagrancy.
III plead not guilty" he said, as
though dubious as to the outcome.
The police force testified that Charles
came within the law all right. all
right. but the defendant insisted that
he had begged nObOdy''-not even a
meal He had worked until New Years,
but swore of.
The court extended Charles the hos
pitality of the city for thirty days
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-13

6y sheriff Howells to zion's savIrs.
f t5ahA 4 Trust company for sevenfS-
l 49 acres Of land situated in the w.
80 fosn precinct, which were sod -
s 81 IN sale Feb s. 1885. for the sum ~
S1,sgV, me property being bought IN br
:. alilsliLs IN the foreclosure suit of
- Ion savings Bank q Trust COMPANY
vs. Eva Gyldenskog ct al
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Fire at Colorado snri,as

colorado Springs. Colo. Jan. 12.0The en-
tire business portion of the cir ~,
threatened by fire which broke onf AZ Z
o clock this morning in the Nav ciotbinr-
store. Aided by high wind The flames
after three buildings We're destrTs-eg ~
total loss is estimated at si5o on The
heaviest losers are the Nav Clofb{n.~ ,s1-,,
pany. the Nicholas Grocery connaS, ana
the Thwaite Clothing COMPANY ''''i
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KNOCKED OUT,
BUT WON FIGHT
Kid Mccoy Gets Decision
Over ChOynski.
CONTEST IN NEW YORK
Timekeeper and Referee Get
Badly Mixed Up.

Cut Second Round Short While the
Kid Was Unconscious On the
Floor-Blow Which Sent Califor-
MIA Man Down and Out Was De-
Hvered Almost Two Seconds After
Bell Had Rung For Completion Of
Third R0und-WiIl Meet Again.
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''Tillie Williams.
she's sick, said Uncle Sol.
Let it go over. was the order.

A Mrs. Brown was charged with
prostitution.
Not guilty" she said most de-
cidedly" To a charge of drunkenness
she pleaded not guilty.
The testimony Of Sergeant Burbidge
showed that the woman hangs around
the Grand bar room. and that she was
drunk when arrested. She begged
piteOusly to be released SO that she
could go home TO her two children, who
she said were waiting for her. She ex-
planned her presence in the bar by say
ing she had gone in with a lady friend
to get a lunch.
Mrs. Brown was sentenced to FIVE
days on the drunk charge. the other
going over a DAY.
Guess I was drunk, all right" said
A. r. Cannon I was on the tunnel
working"
What tunnel?"
Corey Brothers"
.'H'mI Five days. C0rey's campers
are coming too often" said the court,
as a shiver went around the room in
view of the case of smallpox from the
place named.
Ed Kelly was also from the tunnel,
and the money ne had had resolved
itself into a huge jag. Three days was
his portion
John Brown. vag. denied it. 1t was
absurd, oh, yes, he should say so.
Hadn't he washed dishes, run elevators
and shoveled smoke in hotels for four
days one six-mOnth. Sergeant Bur
bidge Hempel and Roberts gave John
a pretty hard reputation and jim
Adams said he had held him up for a
dime.
did" said John I intended gOin' I
work de day after I was arrested for
the bakery on Main street"
I think ten days is easy this time
said the court. THAT is the sentence
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-13
HARNESS CLAIMED.
William Langton Identifies Soma
PropertV.

William Langton yesterday positive
y identified double set Of harness
which has been reposing at the sheriff's
once Tor Some five months past. as
DelilS the Property Of the Salt Lake.
EqHitable Coop. The harness is val
ue u az 500 and was stolen from the barn
OF the company about eighteen months
ago. Deputy Sheriff Sam Dowse I'M
eafthed the missing property five
months ago upon the premises of a
niath named Emmett, who lives across
t4e Jordan river near Poplar Grove.
emmett claimed To have bought the
harness from Ike Hunter. Now that
lhe property has been identified. fur
tler developments are promised by the
officers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-13
5b5I BROKE BOTH HIS HANDS
-1A6D FIGHT WITH PADDY PUR-
TELL AT LEADVILLE.
0'5o Man Put Up Game Battle For
twenty Rounds-Was Declared a
Draw.

80 '-l@u'il-e. Colo, Jan IA thousand
Nh M saw Paddy Prtel and Parson
--a-u bean tight twenty rounds TO a
T. ''hlsEt at Gavin's athletic arena.
de terrible battle for the mid
eoAmuionshiD of the west.
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Will Sell Securities.

Caracas, Venezuela, Jan. y Cvia
Hayden cable)-The financial crisis IS
ended. The difficulty between the gov
eminent and the bank has been
aInicably settled and public confidence
Is restaret
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-13

change the material Of the new dry
docks at League Island, Pa. and Mare
Island, Cal, from timber to stone, at
a total additional cost for the two dry
docks Of 500 600.
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From Timber to Stone

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE house
committee on naval affairs today de-
cided TO favOrably report the bill au-
thorizing the secretary Of the navy TO
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Pension For MIS-. Henry.

Washington. Jan PA pension Of
$50 month was today granted By the
commissioner of pensions 10 the widow
Of General Guy Y. Henry.
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Purtell led repeatedly and used aggres-
sife tactics. but Bean was 80 shifty thea
Paddy could not do him any serious
damage Bean broke both his hands
IN the course of the fight. but kept up
a game battle to the end.
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" Into HOuSe.-H: 3 kingsDOrt POca-
teilo; w. Stillman, Scofeld: w. Steel
Moab; B. c. Hardgrove, P. Kneep. SEQ
field; f. G. Leaf, Pocatello: w. Holster
Bingham; J. NJ. Martin John Brenchlev
Lomber. Mont; 5. s Watson f Sulii,
van. Mammoth; Sam Pollock. IT,. Mercur.
A. l. Johnson, Ogden; W. Billings. H.
Zuttafson. Butte; ]. r. Olsen. Bingham:
2. n. Bennett. Cripple Creek: p. Sell
Idaho; A. S. Cole W. Sandman, Z. p
Healey. Iowa; /. W. Morgan. Tooele: a.
" Service, Pocateilo; w. Ayiett and wife
Sandy: II. G. LedgerwOod. Hot SPRINGS:
L. Johnson, Miss A. Larson. Provo: A. e.
Green, E. Layton, w. Peterson, Bing-
ham.
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spotted al ii - !

Paris Jan 12-Sp0tted Tar the v-s,i
known Sioux chief. who has been h.er. - -
hibitins, died of heart disease vesfeTlae.
50 years Of age. 10y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-13

Fort Wayne Ind. Jan. 12.-Tbe D. D.
Joseph RadeEnacher, bishop Of the Rornan
Catholic diocese of Fort EVas.ns die5 ~
day after an illness Of a wears slHra fs M
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nsatbs From the Plague.

Rombsv. Jan. 12-The Member Of
deaths here. largely from bubonle
plague. jumped up today from zoz 70
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Gold For 2uenoe 49,.
Bishop Rademaeher -

New York Jan; I2-The STEAMSHIP
90 gold TO Buenos Ayers. '''' '''0'0'-
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Bills introduced.

Representative PeaTre Of Maryland
today introduced a bill for the suspen-
sion of tariff duties on impOrtatiOnS
when tn If sale Of manufacture are
monOpolized and providing for COM
mission on foreign commerce to inves-
tigate and report to the president there
on.
Among the other house bills were
those by Mr.. Lacey of Iowa, who set
aside a preserve for the American BIZ
son, and by Mr.. Loud (Cal). reintro-
ducing what is known as the Loud bill,
in reference to second class mail mat
ter, with some notifications
Mr.. LIQUIDS bin is substantially the
same as that Of two years ago except
that section two is changed to make the
rate of second class mail matter one
cent a pound when the distance be-
tween the Office Of mailing and office Of
delivery does not exceed 1,O00 miles, and
2 cents per pound when the distance
exceeds 1000 miles.
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HOTEL GOSSIP.

George T. Burroughs is quartered at the
Kenyon. He has been in Salt Lake before,
but on his present trip he says that Zion
seems to be paved with gold. This ocular
delusion on the part u the Snake river
gold washer is another demonstration That
love is blind" Burroughs Is on his
honeymoon trip with his bride-nee Edna
Mccoy of Bellvue, Ida, the charming
Daughter Of J. NJ Mccoy, the Idaho cat
tleman. From all accounts the circum-
stances surrounding the wedding were
Of a highly novel order Friends were in
vited from the aesthetic east and the
.suncuitured" west TO be present at the
ceremony. which was performed in the big
tWo-stOry houseboat of the SWeetser-
Burroughs Gold Dredging company upon
the ripping waters of the Snake river-
The happy young couple propose TO larry
in Salt Lake for coupe Of days ere
Gate
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Ed Kelly was also from the tunnel,
and the money he had had resolved
itself into a huge jag. Three days was
his portion
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Republicans Oppose Investiga-
ton Of Treasury Department.
WOULD HUSH NATTER
SATISFIED WITH ExPLANA-
TIONS MADE By GAGE.
Resolution In House By Sulzsr Ask
ing For Appointment of Commit
tee to Look Into Seeretary's Con-
nection With Certain National
Banks Creates Alarm.

Washington, Jan. 12.-Mr. Catchinge
CAIiss.) was sworn in as a member at
the opening Of the session Of the house
today. He has been detained at home
since congress Convened. The speaker
laid before the house the resignation
of john Walter Smith. governor of
Maryland
Mr.. Sulzer On. " then presented
for immediate consideration a resOlu-
ton for the appointment Of a special
committee of nine members to inVes-
tigate the relations of the secretary Of
the treasury with certain New York
national banks and the transactions
relative 20 the sale Of the New York
custom house. Before the reading Of
the resolution was completed. Mr.. Dal-
zell rep. Pa objected on the ground
that the resolution should go through
the box in the regular way.
Then l ask unanimous consent, said
Mr.. Sulzer, for its consideration"
Il object, shouted Mr.. Hopkins (Rep.
Ills) and several other Republicans.
Satisfied With Cages Report.
Mr.. Grosvenor 90 moved that the
resolution be laid on the table.
1T is not before the house. OBJ
served Mr.. Hopkins, ''the able report
Of the secretary Of the treasury has
met all The charges it contains"
Mr.. Richardson (Dem.), the minority
leader. as a matter Of privilege, called
attention to what be claimed was an
inf uctiOn of the rules of the house in
the print of the shipping bill. Append
ed to it was a partisan argument by
ex-senator Edmunds, which had no
business there and made it a non
frankablt' document. He thought the
whole document should be suppressed.
Mr.. Payne On. " explained that the
Edmunds argument had been printed
bv inadvertence. After some discussion
it was agreed by unanimous consent
that the bin should be reprinted with
out the argument attached in the pres
emf nrinf
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sherif's Deed.

A sheriff's deed vas issued yesterday
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Kenyon--Frank Benton, Cheyenne: Il.
R. PerigO. Omaha; r. G. Breindel C'o,,ncii
Bluffs; J. D. Malion W J. Phinip.- Den
yer: Jesse J. Macdonald ana vile Tos
Angeles: Rev. J. II. O'Brien. Helena. W N
6: conrnor' J. MelInniss. Junction city.
Day. Parowan; R. w e. i,eaeb New,
York: A. D. Graham Detroit. ri r C,arl-
ner. Minneapolis; A. W. Kline ir New
York YORK. g. Seorg iosI R. p Webb c. E. Losier.
Philbreck. American Falls ia - Rob-
inson, New York H. P. K0lb Omaha, II
r Hershey A. II. Gibson. Idaho. Arfbur
B. Fox la Porte Ind n 'il''i