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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-01-11

writ or Lsvari Taclas. to me directed.
will be exposed to public sale at the
Hotel in tho town Of Newport, Christiana
Hundoed, New Castlc County, State Of Della.
ware.
ON FRIDAY.
THE Goth DAY OF JANUARY, 1850,
at $50 o'clock p, m.
tho following described real estate, viz:
All that certain piece or parcel of land,
with the building thereon ereo cd, situate
In Mill Creek Hundred aforesaid, bound
cd and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at q ccrner stone standing on
the southerly bank Of the mill race form
erly known as Of Thomas Worraii adioin-
ing lands OF James w. Mendinhsll;
thence by said lands south 50 degrees 80
minutes west "A pole chains and 80 links,
- hundredths of a chain to II corne-
8 one adjoining land, of the heirs OF
James Springer deceased; thencs by the
last Eamed lands the following 4 c urses
and distances; south Is degrees 30 min
to. east Is "a chains; south 10 degrees 10
minutes east O. 81 chains; south 6S degrees
80 minutes west 10 chains; and south
% degrees q minutes east 1879 chains to
lands OF Elizabeth Ocheltrse; thence
thereby north Is degrees 10 minutes cast
80 "a chains to lands OF Howard Jordan;
thence thereby north a3 degrees AZ minu-
ties ives II, 80 chains; north 20 degrees 80
minutes west 4.67 chains; passing pat OF
the distance through the channel OF Mill
Creek. to u stake in the lane north 22 de-
gtees 92 minutes east chains Crossing
said creek. to q stnke. aud moth 40 degrees
SO minutes west 0. 81 chains to lands for
me'ly of said Worrall; thence up said
creek north 2S degrees 90 minutes west
1915 chains to an old stone at Ihs turn Of
said creek: thence by said Worral's land
north IS dogs wt.t 1875 chains to stone
thence north degree east 4C2 chains to
place Of beginning. containing 1881 acres
of land be the fame moro or lass.
Seized and taken in execution as tho
property Of Robert $. Springer and Mar
garet A, his wife, mortgrgors and it's
and to DO sold by
JOHN h. TAYLOR SHERIFF.
Sheriif's Office. Wilmington. Delaware,
January 8, 1900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-16
LATE LOCAL NEWS,

+. J. Corbett. aged 10 years, son OF
Walter Corbett and Anna Ferguson
Corbatt died on Saturday evening, Of
heart disease. The deceased was a
corporal ,n company G, Utah National
Guard The funeral win De held from
the Ninth ward meeting house on Wed
neslay at 70 o'clock. The remains may
be viewed az the residence i2S east
Third South. from 10 90 1850 q. m, on
the DAY OF the funeral
A warranty deed was recorded today
with the county recorder conveying
part VI lot I plat A. Salt Lake city,
from Minerva Cunninrton. Of SAT- lake,
10 William Scar. OF Chicago, H., the
consideration being $500
A warranty deed was recorded today
By which Geo. Calder and Mary y.
Calder convey 20 Edward y. Wicks
the property contained IN Callers Park.
the consideration being $4,000 The
deed besides conveying the Park like
Wis carries with II the ownership OF
ali springs and especially the spring
known as Burrows spring.
Amsriage license was granted today
10 AINNN| IT, hAlAAhnl hllA AANAAANN -
Smith of salt Lake city, aged q and
10 respectively
Carl Torp. q native Of Denmark, was
admitted to citizenship By Judge Hiles
TO-DAY
The little son Of George Earl, who
was recently bitten by a vicious dog,
has So far recovered from his injuries
as 10 BE- up and about again.
" Cuyall, while fishing in Little
Cottonwood canyon. two miles above
Whsatch yesterday, m9de a strange
catch. or find. u was not, however, In
the form OF a denizen Of the stream,
bur In the shape Of a ladys pocket
boz containing a variety Of articles
am piece OF money. In the purse was
visiting card with the name Mrs X.
l. Hamilton. engraved upon u The
doctor scanned the Nasatch hotel regis
Ter Tor the ladys name but failed TO
find 10 and brought his catch 70 the
city where il can be recovered by the
owner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS on JULY 18Th, isa. HANS
Poison aud sine Poison. his wife, made, exc
cuted and delivered 20 James 4 Little a
deed Of trust 20 the property hereinafter
described, 10 secure the payment ~ their
prumssory note for $50 Of even date there
with, payable two years after date with iu-
terest al she rate Of ten per cent per annum
from date until paid 10 the Deserat savings
Bank or order,
And whereas It Is provided 10 said deed Of
trust, among other things, that n default be
made in the payment OF said note, or any 10
terest that may accrue thereon as the same
becomes due and payable then the said deed
shall remain In force. and the said trustee or
Ia the event among other events Of his
death the sheriff uf salt Lake County. Utah
AS succc ssor OF said trustee, may proceed 20
sell said properly or any part thereof, at
public ycndue 10 the highest bidder for cash.
leither OF the parties 10 said deed Of trust
being at liberty q become the purchaser at
said sale az the banking house OF the Deseret
savings Bank, In salt Lake CITY, Utah, after
first giving twenty days notice Of the time.
terms ana place ~ said sale and the property
10 he sold. by advertisement In some news
paper printed 10 the English language aud
published In salt Lake City, Utah. and out Of
the proceeds OF such sale 70 make certain
payments as provided ia said deed OF trust
And whereas said note has not been paid
and Is still due ana unpaid. and no interest
has been paid thereon except Interest up 10
october 10Th, leN.
And whereas the said James 4. Little died
February esth, lsgS ana the undersigned Is
the sheriff q ait Lake County, Utah, and
tho said successor In trust, and request has
been made upon him by the Desoret savings
Bank, the holder Of SAID note, % make q sale
Of said premises as provided In said deed OF
trust,
Now therefore notice Is hereby given that
the undersigned, John d Howells. 10y virtue
~ the power OF sale contained Ia said trust
deed. and IN pursuanc OF the Aforesaid re-
quest Of the Deseret savings Bank, the
holder u said note, VIII on the sth day OF
August, 1900, az the banking room OF the
Descret saving Bank, situated on the NORTH
east corner ~ the junction Of East emple
and iir,t South streets. salt Lake CITY,
Utah. az the hour o. l. o'clock noon on thai
day, offer for sale and sell o. the
highest bidder for cash, the urOp-
erty above referred 20 or 30 much there
Of as may be- necessary. said property being
situated In BoXe.dtr county, Utah, and de-
ctibed as fO.lows, % wit: Lot O and toe
north half Of lot D. IN Block 20, Plat "B,"
Brigham CITY survey, In Section "a Town
ship north, Range Vest Of the salt Lake
meridian.
JOHN +. HowELLsu
Dated July 10th, 1900
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-16
THE CHINESE PROBLEM
Subject Occupies the Attention Of SAT-
Lake Preachers.

Rev J. c. Andrews preached eefihoH
Al the East side Baptist church yes'er-
day. Ills subject was, What do tns
Present Conditions In China Portenu'
The Rev. Richard Tjader the DIS.
tlnguished Swedish divine preached
three sermons yesterday. In the morn
ing ne smoke at the First Congregation
al church TO a large audience on tne
text "Be Strong aud OF Good Cour.
age Joshua 8: 9. In the afternoon at
the Y. NJ. c. 4. rooms he SPOKE on
'sThe Power Of Cod and in me even
ing he spoke in the Swedish lansuase
al the First Congregational church ON
o1be Shirt Of Cod" Rev, ana MIS-
Tiader ieft Cor New York today
Rev. +. A. Roselle, the visiting evan.
genst. preached two sermons az the
First Baptist church yesterday. ms
theme In the morning waa "A TIP
Through Egypt" and IN the evening
"Prepare to Meet Thy God. = Tonlsht
Mr.. Rozelle win talk at the First Bap'
list church, and on Tuesday and Wed'
nesday evening at Burlington chapel
Mr. Rozee and his wife viii 20 10
cheyenne from here to conduct Sc
ries OF meetings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-16
NEW BISHOP CHOSEN.
rn,rl Ward Bi-hopric Reorganized on
Sunday Night.

Ill.,. TtIrl ward meeting house was
iN. $50. .,a,ing as a. vras
tyoNNll "h '"''". 80, ...,..
NAMED lhlt hishop "ou'u 9'Vuauiy
,s.I.r.rd Do take the place rendered
..t..,b. 5arsasa az lisbon Thorn
'3NN.I ny ,.. ...,...., ,rsrs CON
0 Mdgc''h 4N.
.dIutli by Elder Ihomas Do w VS. ne
nuaC1l exercises oy Ll2et "illlalll III
TN Jhs presidency OF tue s'aNe were
ppgeht
Eloef q. 'l,j,t,s crnbodted In
n.ptN- 0D the pnntiplt,ss ein .srt ~
ne eNIIy5sl'" OF W.. Pr, ..d "onitaa
q COD noe mine %. nOl'V' W p ,,,iti
tpom tu' present NN1'''' 1'I ~, A..
Osus& WIN "h'y a,,i- 49, ,bcir
NpDntS should fe'!.n1 ~ iaiis ~ - 49,
Mruol., DO . ,i. ,'.,', ~, raiiing bad been
Rlvd ana diners were '''V''' " N'N'F'
tre.r v.a.'- OIL. NIL. s.tt.,,.,a O.,
EIdti J'-.Pn To- - .',a,,,,,i,s -
We some ails'l', ',' ,,,, .C,,seo,,encee
9pNI'cN'. tuu 1911 .yb,rt.d ,it mos
% dlNNNtN' ..'' .t,.'s' s,,i,servant a.
sol To reno. U.,,,,'.'.i5 ~ he Aimlebtv
VS. jaws tll l''RIi g,n,nn reloted "a
cry, N"e'1 ,.t,,css M Inc pronar
gbIIe., nj men to nm positions for which
WY 1.l " .ttlh ,b. ford ftted thorn
wv. ut WIZ ~. man now chosen for
pH J'e s' ,l. 'rbir5 ward wanted no
VlspNp W wv WV .I1s apy bonorable way
Gi0" u "','e wv r,',r, tte positiop but
tot n.y. W. 49,. I'D ,bsre was NOT lie pre-
Yes W.. ,,,. ~ slider Thomas 4
vented we uJ pi,,,,,. - IN. Tbird ward
Gip,'Iluh., lol i r''i sustained Inv tbc
Pe NNS uuol,,'',,Ii l,,
WIZ $1,000 es HE councillors Elders
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-16
! JUDGE TlNM0NYS COURT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

h. w. Hampton was drunk He said
No. "a had three or four drinks your
Gonor. said he. "and then one out OF a
bottle, and after that | knew nothing.
1he court concluded that E.W. had sur
IereQ enough and he was discharged.
The case against Henry Radwell. a
Young man who became intoxicated and
fourished a gun Saturday night. went
over until tomorrow in order so give
The defendant an opportunity to secure
D witness
A. ". Derlch paid s. to the city Tor
pig drunk yesterday
Len Poart also donated s. for his lit
tle experience,
The case against Emil Johnson.
charged with disturbing the peace, went
over until tomorrow afternoon.
Tony S0fenson runner for the Cullen,
yes up on the charge OF violating the
rotel runners ordinance which pro-
Vidos that they shall stand within GER
tain districts al the depots. Tony was
discharged
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-16

aeain vent down, and did not reappear
M, .. rme When he did come up
~ ~ .1 nearly exhausted that he bad
AIM, ceased his struggles. but the
presetes off simmons gave him hope
ana Y. baean clutching wildly for him.
Her 10 where the rescuer displayed
yona rsgl p.,sonce OF mind with the
recon -t.or of the recent tragedy still
fresh nm fIs memory he perhaps real
lzeA ,ts danger OF permitting the boy 10
get 49, him. By this time one Of the
otber i4rear boys had come up. and on
tba s,--aetior Of simmons they both
ann,,ss6,d the drowning boy together
ana ea,h grabbed AN arm simultaneous-
Nv anI b,Id them apart 80 that the boy
vas mani. 10 render the rescutrs help
less M. boys slowly swan 20 shore
ana ,tsn eet Co work TO get the water
ont M parkers lungs by standing him
ON NE head. etc. in the course Of an
houT ar tVo be was an right with the
evcs,t..n of an extremely painful head
ache When asked why he did not
maks any outcry. he said that he dld
moi ,trk OF o. He must have been
sei2.,I Win "a numbness, as he says that
nj ~ M. use OF his limbs entirely
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-16
A BOYS NARROW ESCAPE.
Clyde Parker Comes Near Losing His
Life in Jordan River.

CLYDE Parker. @ lO-year,old boy who
leddes on the west side was nearly
drowned today In the Jordan river He
F0s With crowd Of boys. who started
VT early this morning 20 fish and swim.
Chey stopped at a point on the river
dhOpt two miles below the cannon
arm and after fishing a short time,
they thought they would take a swim,
~ cool Oh. YOUNG Parker being able to
BWin. was permitted 90 go his own
Way, and NO particular notice was paid
PIN Presently one Of the boys In look
ing down the stream. noticed Clyde
lnaNng very frantic efforts 10 keep on
the surface OF the water. but strangely
pe was utttriug no sound. and for that
Ieas1n the boy thought that Parker was
ndWHng iu a little vigorous fun. as
pQys often do.
The struggling boy. however. soon
sank out Ut sight. and then arose strug-
Cling more wildly than ever. but still
nakng DO Outcry. A young man in the
crowd by he name N Simmons, how
over perceived a genuine look of terror
on Che boys face and al once set out to
assist him. Before be reached him he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-16
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, on JULY25th, tsg2, JOHANNA
H. Christensen made executed and delivered
to James II. Little, deed OF trust 20 the pro-
perty hereinafter described 10 secure the
payment Of her prOmissory note Tor SO on
even date Herewith. payable TWO years after
date, with interest at tho rate OF ten per cent
per annum from date until paid, 70 the Des-
eret savings Bank or order
And whereas 10 is provided IN said deed Of
trust among other things, that II default be
made IN the payment Of said note, or any In
terest that may accrue thereon as the same
becomes 4 De and ayable. then the said deed
shall remain In force, and the said trustee
or in the event among other events, Of his
death. the sheriff OF salt Lake county Utah,
as successor OF said trustee, may proceed 10
sell said property, or any part thereoi, AT
public yendue TO the highest bidder for cash,
(elther OF the parties 90 said deed Of trust be
Ing al liberty 10 become the purchaser at said
sale az tho banking house Of the Desoret
Savings Bank In Salt Lake CITY Utah, after hTst
70 ylug twenty days notice OF the time, terms
and place OF said sale and the property 10 be
SID, by advertisement IN some newspaper
printed In the English language aud publish
cd In salt Lake City Utah. aud out OF the
proceeds Of such sale, 70 make certsin pay
ments as provided In said deed 81 trust
And whereas said note has not been paid
and Is still due aud unpaid, and no Interest
has been paid thereon except Interest up 70
Oct. cath, 1888
Aud whereas the said James Il. Little died
February 18th, lsse, and the undersigned Is
tho sheriff OF salt Lake County, Utah, and
the said successor n trust, aud request has
baeu made upon him by the Deseret sayings
Bank, the holder Of said note 20 make a sale
Of said premises as provided Ia said ueed "
trust.
uSow, therefore. notice Is hereby given that
the undersigned John \, hOwells, by virtue
OF the power OF sale contained In said ,ru,t
deed, and In pursuance Of the aforesaid re-
quest u the Deseret savings Bank, the holder
~ said note. VIII Ou the sth day u August
ls00, st the banking room Of the Deseret saw
Iugs bank situated on the north east corner
OF the junction NJ Fast Temple and First
south streets. salt Lake city, tan al the
hour OF L. O'Clock noon on tuat day, offer Tor
sale aud Ne 20 the highest bidder Tor cash.
the property above referred 20 or As much
thereof as may be necessary, which said pro-
perry Is described As follows, tOVlt lot .
Block g. Plat sc, Brigham City survey, sit
uatad In BOXeder, County, Utah, 10 section
10, township north, Range west, SAT- Lake
Meridian, containing one aud quarter acres.
JOHN b. hOWELLs.
pat.d Tt,lv 18th I000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-16
THE TAYLOR DIVORCE CASE
Come, u, Again IN the Third District Court
Here Today.
Apparently Coming TO An End -- Was
Begun In This city, Under SEN
sationai circumstances

Mr. c. J. Taylor entered suit FOR
dlvorss in the district court today
against j. L. Taylor. The marriage
took place on February 10, 1852, and the
plainta claims that in 1885 the defend
ant deserted her and has since that
time contributed nothing to her sup
port John Lu Taylor, the defendant
In this case. through his attorney w,
II. Bramel. waived issue Of summons ana
time TO answer and consented that de-
fault be taken at once, reserying the
right to require notice In case any
amendment 20 the pleadings be made IN
the case. This is doubtless the close
Of a case that began IN Salt Lake sever
al years ago and was much talked OF az
the time owing 20 the prominence OF the
defendant Mrs. Taylor has recently
returned 20 Salt Lake. John La Is
pracucng law 10 New York city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-16
NEWSUOYS AT GALDER'S.
heEylltIe Fellows Who Battle With Hardship
VIII Have a Day,
They Want Ryisnds Who Feel Inter-
ested In Them to GO With Them
They Promise Much Pun.

Tomorrow the boys who sell news
papers win have big time at Callers
park, and they are anxious to have all
their friends and anyone who has any
interest In them TO 60 along They
promise plenty Of fun for their guests,
and anybody who knows the merry IT.
ne chaps that cheerfully battle with
Mes grinding harlships realize that
me promise win be- fulfilled. Here is
Their program OF prize contests. with
more 10 hear from boy tomorrow.
Best lady Walter fancy album. best
gentleman walter box OF cigars, best
lady two-step China cake dish: best
gentleman twO-step. hat, best lady
schotisehe, silk front shirt. best lady
cake-Walk, ornamcnted cake. lady with
youngest baby, rocking chair, youngest
married couple. half ton coal. prettiest
girl boquet Of flowers. man with big
Best feet horse shoe tie pin, heaviest
woman, 30 Salt Lake City street car
tickets, heaviest man. box OF cigars.
lady with smallest foot. box OF candy.
Uncle John. G0dbe-pitts corner. donated
ne peanuts f0r The boys peanut race.
SAT- Lake Herald. 30 papers. Deseret
News. 90 papers Sut Lake Tribune. 90
papers. Besides there are "a fancy orna-
menied gas lamp. silk from, shirt. and "a
dozen ginger ale.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-16
YESTERDAYS FUNERALS.

The funeral Of Isaac Wilson, who was
Brigham Youngs coachman, was held
from seotts school house yesterday
morning. The speakers were Bishops
Hamilton and McRae, Elders Brigham
Young. Of the Apostles quorum, and
William Hill, Chilllon Miller and Pres.
Jos. i. Taylor The interment was IN
the city cemetery.
The funeral services OF the remains
Of Lavina Glen were held from the
Fourth ward meeting house yesterday
afternoon. The speakers were Bishops
sperry. William Taylor. Thomas Jen-
kins. Heber c. Iyerson and Pres. Jos.
f. Taylor. The burial was In the city
cemetery.
The funeral Of the little daughter Of
Oscar and Alma Kirkland. was held
from the home, No. 40 Rio Grande
avenue. Yesterday afternoon. The SER
vices were conducted by the Rev. W.,
NJ paden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-16

civilization they possess That Il would
be a great injustice TO the friars 10 e1-
pei them from the field wherein they
have worked Tor centuries, or TO de-
prlve them OF the estates which they
have acquired honestly and have adj
mlnlstered for the public good That
IL would be impossible 10 replace them
with other priests because there Is no
other clerical force acquainted with
the country and the languages Of "a
people. and the Filipino priests are not
competent tO hold any but the subor-
iinate position in the church,
That the opposition TO the frlars Is
an artificial propaganda fostered by
the insurgents and by the Filipino
priests. who are themselves leaders in
the insurrection and are uslrs II TO
obtain control Of the church In the ISL
au1g
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-16
TO COST 100000
If HEIRS ACCEPT
Pleasant Valley Company V'st' u
Pay Heirs $780,
THIS IS FOR EACH VICTIM
M she Dreadful ExploslOa at "in'''
Quarters Mine Many Hers
are Accepting

II will cost the Pleasant valley ~o''
company about 100000 II the nel.s ~,
an the victims Of the Winter QuaI ',',
mine explosion accept the offer "ll'"
the company makes. a short time 'so
y nroposiuon was sent out to the he''S
10 pay $500 for each Of the unfof'una'g''
NAM OF the heirs are signing an agree I,
ment to this effect and the oolit Ia
homes 10 have the whole matter se'''''
nm within the next sixty days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-16
MACHRAN LAID TO REST.
Impressive Services Over the Remains
Of the Benevolent Physician.

The remains Of Or. McAchran yes
terday were borne 10 their resting place
The services were held from Masonic
hall, under the direction Of Acting
Woshlpful Master Gushing, who also
led the services at the grave which
were under the auspices OF Argenta
lodge The internent was at Mt Olivet
The services were well attended. and
large cortege Of carriages followed the
remains 10 the depot One Of the most
conspicuous figures at the funeral was
little Clara Virginia Dryer who bore up
breyely through the trying ordeal All
hearts went out 20 her IN sympathy for
they fek. as she realized, that the man
Who stood IN the plnoe Of a father TO
her was gone. The pall.bearers were
w. o. Bndgman, George Canning.
Harry +. Evans, Ed Humes. p. s. Ron
ney and Dr. Lombard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-16
CHARLES A. MILLER HURT.
Was Struck On the Head by a Hay
Fork at Pennington.

Charles A. Miller a respected resi-
dent OF Pennington. and who IS about
20 years old. was injured upon the head
THIS morning by a derrick hay fork It
appears that Mr. Miller and his brother.
Jacob. We're engaged IN stacking hay
When Charles A. WAS struck on the
side OF the head and a big cash in
hicteQ- He was brought down 20 ST.
Marks hospital by Jacob Miller and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-16
PeorIa. Te,., Cyclone swept

Dallas. Tex. July 16-Peorta, sixty
milo southwest OF Dallas, was swept
by a cyclone today The wife Of John
Nelson and two children are believed
20 be fatally hurt Two churches sew
er dwelling houses and an immense
amount Of farm property were des-
tryaa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-16
ALLEGES A RREACH.
Attorney Snow Seeks TO Recover
$4,000 as Damages,

Attorney Alvlrs F.. Snow entered a
suit late saturday afternoon In the dis
tfIet court against r. ~ Heard and w.
X perkins 10 recover $4,000 damages on
breach Of contract.
Tbs suit grew out Of an agreement
with Thos r. McCanery, Peter NC
Canary and W. X. Perkins, by which
the plaintiff was 10 secure an Interest
IN patent for an Improvement on an
acetylene pass generator, by forming a
company and selling 1000 shares oil lts
stock for 80 cents per share. The arti-
Giles OF Incorporation were drawn up
and s.ued. when, the plaintiff claims
the attendants Heard and Perkins,
came and asking for the papers. erased
their names from the document ana
have refused 20 put them back again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-16
Whlte and Rlack Arrested.

Dtuuty Sheriff Samuel Dowse on
SATURDAY nIght discovered white wo-
mar and a colored man In cOmprom-
islne position IN his yard. The name OF
the woman is Mrs. Sam. Lowe, the me-,
being Jim Thompson, a boot black who
keeug a stand IN the Harmon block
The two were taken TO the county
fail and locked IN. They viii be
charPa3 with adultery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-16
nlr Cottonwood Mnter.

A suit hos been filed In the district
court by the Big Ditch Irrigation COM
pany against Robert TFott and 90 others
10 eoion them from using the water Of
Big Cottonwood creek. which the plain
tins claims by pri0rlety OF approprla-
lions The suit Is also brought TO quiet
the title 20 the water.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WITH THE JUSTICES.

Arnold Hoke was, today arraigned
6efore Judge Kroeger on the charge OF
Vbtaiplns money under false pretenses,
sNorp 10 by his partner. brigham T..
9yp0r. The defendant wished 70 defer
6ls Alea until tomorrow, and the court
Rranted the request.