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Barney WEIGH stated that he had
faced his honor many times OF yore.
but had never before asked the court
for clemency.
N you win let me go 1 viii never
come back again, and besides that
viii get ont Of town Immediately
IL win give you one hour to get out,
then said the court
The next case was John Doe Steyens.
whose true name Is William Miller lie
was accused OF resorung TO a house
of ill-fame. Miller asked that the case
90 over until tomorrow, In order 70
allow him % obtain counsel. His
bond was fixed In the sum Of 500.
Eva stevens pleaded guilty 70 tip
charge OF immortality, and was fined $50
OF fifty days.
L. a. Murray. a colored boOtblack,
was accused OF resorting 10 "a house OF
il-fame. but dld not understand the
complaint when n was read 10 him. I
ain onnerstan go" said he, "did go say
unlawful cOh--" A roar Of laughter
greeted Murray's question and the
complaint was rc-read and explained
Murray said he guessed be would
plead not guilty, The case was con-
inued until tomorrow.
Georgcna Williams. who was arrested
along with the negro IN q roomiug
house. al ~ cast Second South. pleaded
guilty 10 the charge Of prostitution. ana
| the court sentenced her 90 pay a fine
Of $50 and 20 De confined ia the city jail
/ for three months.
Tho case against Fred j. Senior
/ charged with beating his wife. was dis
/ missed.
nm thls case said Prosecutor Delhi
/ fhe defendant is here, but I have a
/ letter from Mrs Senior and she says
she desires Co withdraw from the ease
and not prosecute o. ] have another
witness. q relative Of the defendant hu'
She knows little about the case, there.
| Fore. with "a great deal OF reluctance.
ask that the case he dismissed
The motion was granted. and th'
docket ended.
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WANTED A DOG LICENSE,
Amusing Mistake Made by Joint Build
ing Elevator Operator.

There Is a new Joke on Charlie Gull
bransen, the elevator operator In the
city and county building. but Charlie
win not acknowledge the corn. and
blows hot and cold every time the incl
dent Is referred 10.
IL has been Charles proud boast,
ever since he assumed control OF the
county's lift" that he could tell which
floor you wanted 20 get of on as soon
as you stepped into the cage.
Il don't have 10 ask EN-, he says,
Il can tell every time what they're az
ter"
A woman with sad look on her face
Is taken TO the fourth floor and told 70
turn "a the right She wants the
county attorney Charlie viii say, her
husband has been beating her and
she's going 90 have him arrested. seeg
A man who carries with him an air
Of Importance Is always dropped on on
the fourth floor. too the operator TAX
inc il FOR granted that hes a juror,
and thinks he's the whole works.
A couple wanting "a marriage license
Is Charles strong card. II can tell
what they want he says, ~ they We're
deaf dumb and blind. County clerk;
right across the hall be VIII yell out
whenever he has a young man ana No-
man on the elevator.
They're going 10 get married,
Charlie WIN say 20 the other passengers
/ AIS the elevator asCends.
'Are they; how do you know some
| one will at times enquire.
How / do know? Pshaw
| But this morning Charlie missed his
guess and on his trump card. tooand
/ has been sullon ever since. IL happened
lust before the noon hour Whlil
I thatliea mouth was watering az the
/ prospects 81 soon being relieved 10 gC
| and get something TO eat lie had just
hoeu telling the old gentleman who runs
/ The cigar stand in the rotunda ot tht
second floor how three hundred Beers
| had completely routed and put 10 death
/ 1900 British when a man about thr-
/ ty-dve. accompanied by a young Wo
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HAS SMALLPOX.
Ncphi Robinson Taken TO the Isolation
Hospital This Morning.

A smallpox flag was tackled on 10 the
premises at no. 40 G. street this morn
Inc by Dr. Mayo. the city quarantine
physician A short time before Dr. Beer
reported TO him the existence OF the
disease az this place The young man
who was stricken Is Nephi Robinson
~ years of age Dr. Mayo promptly or
dsred the young man sent TO the isola-
ton hospital. and directed that a
brother who was working down town.
be sent Tor Immediately and that the
family AN remain upon their own
premises until after The quarantine is
raised. a Younger brother was also
brought home from school Immediately
The family consists OF @ mother and
her three sons, am OF whom have been
exposed 20 the disease.
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LATE LOCAL NEWS.

Hattie Johnson. a ffteen-year-old girl
from Sandy was examined as 90 her
sanity this afternoon and committed 10
the asylum at Provo. The child re-
ccIyod ana injury 20 her head when a
babe and her condition is such that she
is considered dangerous 30 herself.
Marriage licenses were today Issued 10
George J. Good, IS. and Celestine ~
Duguct, rs. both of salt Lake city;
Harvey Kemp p and Javenla Bullock,
20. both of Crescent Salt Lake county
The members OF the twenty-thrd
quorum of seventy are requested 10
meet IA The Seventh ward meeting
house tomorrow Thursday. evening at
1880 o'clock the regular meeting hav-
ing been postponed from last Thursday
ON account Of conference.
Last evening the a. l. Association OF
the Twentieth ward closed their sea-
Fou's work with the rendition OF an
interesting program consisting OF short
speeches, Rotations and musical num-
bers After the exercises IN the meet
Inc house those present Returned 20 the
vestry where refreshments were served
by the young ladies Of the ward
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WANTS HIS SECURITIES BACK.
Case of John Beck vs. David Eccles
and Gcorge 4. RomneY ON Trial

The case of John Beck VS. David
EcCles and George II. ROmney, defend
ants. and Arthur A. Steed and j. j.
Taylor interycn0rs, was called for trial
before Judge Hiles in the equity d.
vision of the Third district court yes
terday afternoon Judge Henderson
and Attorney shredder appeared for
plaintiff and 4. W. Wilson. trustee and
j. II. M0yle and Lindsay II. Rogers for
the defendants
Plaintiff brought action TO recover
various stocks held by the defendants
as security for an indebtedness. The
complaint alleges that IN August, 1897.
the plaintiff. Beck. executed a promis-
sorry note 90 the defendants for $l0,5O.
To secure las payment he pledged l5l,-
600 shares OF the capital stock OF the
Black Pine Mining company, the divi-
dends on 1000 shares OF BulliOn-Beck
stock. a deed 90 certain property on
ounce street, this city. and deed TO
"a grape farm On Utah county. The
defendants sometime afterwards paid
a judgment against Beck Tor $3.50 In
a suit wherein Lucinda A. Lebscher
was plaintiff This later amount was
added TO the note for Sl0,5OO, making
the total {l2,5o0.
The defendants. plaintiff further al
legos. received from Mrs. Sarah Ever
hard l05 90l shares Of Buckeye mining
stock. 1913 shares of Bullon-Beck
Tunnel stock. 1855 shares of Grown
Point stock and 10 shares OF Ashley
Coal c1mpanys stock. which Beck said
/ Doe had given no Mrs Everhard as SEE
curity for certain Indebtedness.
The complaint further recites that the
plaintiff. ignorant OF what he was do
.ng, signed "a confession OF Judgment In
favor of Mcssrs Eccles and Romney.as
well as gn agreement 90 give the de-
/ PENDANTS "a bonus OF $5,Sl2s2 for allow
ing the judgment 90 run for six months.
The latter agreement also stipulated
/ that 10 the judgment was not satisfied
at the end of six months Beck was to
/ rclinQuish and forego all his interest
| and title 20 the security, which was TO
become the property Of the defendants
no stated prices. IN satisfaction Of the
confessed judgment This agreement
Beck now claims was fraudulent and
I void. and be asks that they Doe go de-
. clared by the court, and that upon pay
mant of The original indebtedness, with
lut any bonuses. his securities be re-
turned to him
The intervenors Messrs. stced and
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Hon. Myron II, McCord, Ex-Governor
ofNew Mexico, in letter TO Dr. Hart
man, from Washington, D. G., says;
Dear sir-At the suggestion ofafriond
Twas advised TO use Pe-u-na for catarrh,
and after using one bottle ! began to
feel better in every way, IL helped me
IN many respects. was troubled with
colds, coughs, sore throat etc.. but as
soon as had taken your medicine
began to improve and soon got well. |
take pleasure in recommending your
great remedy 10 all who arc afflicted
with catarrh.-M. II. McCord.
The spring presents q much more
favorable opportunity for the perma-
nent cure Of chronic catarrh, especially
old, stubborn cases. Now il the time to
begin treatment. Insist upon having
Pe-ru-na. There are no successful sub
stitutes for this remedy. Send to Or.
Hartman, Columbus, Ohio, for free ca
tarrh book.
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He devoted himself principally 70 %,
argument against the civil government
feature Of the bin.
Mr.. Maddox (Ga), and Mr Williams
mls). also opposed the bill The l4''
ter charged that the majority had 3D.
dictated 90 the sugar trust
Mr.. n. G.. Smith lNich). and Do
Warner QllD opposed the bin on o..
ground that Il was a breach Of goa
faith which the people would not io.a'
ate.
Messrs. O'Grady Rep ~ -, ari
Hamilton Rep Mich) supported 'h;,
bin. and Lorlmer Rep. lllsl oppose
Il In "a speech which elected iIe9lsl'
applause from the opposition.
Mr.. Mccall REP Mass) was lha . .,s
Republican who spoke against me e.4
He quoted from a speech from u"
Grosvenor IN support @. hIs position
Concluding his speech Mr. Mccall slil
the indignation over the blu had iI5is'
formed the whole country INTO a ~.
ton tea party. He was followed p{ W ".
Swanson Va). and Mr.. Ne"iAA-'
New IN opposition 10 the blu
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Taylor. claim a subsequent interest In
thu securities and ask the court TO re-
duire the defendants TO render an ac-
counting
The defendants IN their answer deny
the allegations of plaintiffs complaint
and aver that Beck knew fun well what
he was doing when he signed the
agreement regarding the transfer OF the
securities Beck. they allege, signed
the contract after It had been submit
ted 90 and approved by his tBecka)
attorney. The allegation of the plain
tits that the contract provided for a
bonus IS also denied by the defendants
who aver that the extra amounts were
for additional indebtedness.
The testimony was concluded this az
tern00n when the court rendered judg-
ment for defendants. Thirty days time
was allowed plaintiff TO file bin OF ex-
ceptIons.
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MCPHERSON WILL APPEAL.
Colored Juror Decides to Take His
Case Before Supreme Court.

The 5000 damage suit Of J. Gordon
Mcpherson against ia McCarrick will
be- appealed 20 the State Supreme Court
This afternoon Mcpherson elected 20
stand upon his complaint a demurrer
90 the same having been sustained on
Saturday. when Judge Cherry dismissed
the case. to which the plaintiff took an
exception.
Mcpherson. Il will be remembered.
was one Of the jurors selected 90 sit
Ia the Benhrook trial McCarrick OBJ
ioctcd 20 him on account OF his color
resulting In the court eXcusIng the
LL-n.-r
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ROBERTS AND GRAHAM CASES
Believed that Gan Effort viii be Made
to Continue Former

The cases Of 3. H. Roberts and J. c.
Graham. charged with unlawful CO.
habitauon, are set for trial before Judge
Norrel and jury tomorrow. il Is be-
neved that Attorney j. II. Moyle Will
endeavor to- obtain continuance Of the
Roberts case Mr Putnam this after
noon said he would consent 10 a con-
unuance for a few days but no longer
1t Is not believed that anything VIII be
done On the matter tomorrow, any more
than 10 take the defendants pleas.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
POLITICAL POINTERS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


A movement among friends of Fisher
Harris has for lts aim his nomination
bv reclamation for the office Of sfcre-
tary Of state.
Congressman-elect King VIII take hls
departure for Washington on sunday
next
Secretary Cohen Of the Democratic
state committee has secured head-
quarters f0r the Utah delegates t0 the
nauonal convention at the Hotel balu-
more, Kansas city
Much interest "a being taken ln the
coming State Republican convention
al which delegates viii Doe chosen 90 at
tend the Republican national conFen-
ton at Philadelphia Fully O score OF
party leaders are talked of Tor the PRIV
ileRe Of going only six, however can
have that honor conferred upon them.
II is stated that Lieut.. Gibbs OF the
Utah batteries can have the shricVaHy
nomination on the Republican ticket
this fall for the asking.
Several returned Utah volunteers WIZ
drop well baited hooks into the political
stream next IAN with View to catching
some Of the offices,
Juab County's Vote.
The vote Of Juab county as shown by
the official returns, was as follows
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Rock Island Visitors.

L, NJ. Allen Of Chicago. assistant gem
eral passenger agent, w. II. Firth Of
Denver. general agent; =. w. Thompson
OF Topeka. Kansas, assistant general
passenger agent all Of the Rock Island
made a pleasant call upon the News
previous 20 departing for Denver last
night. The gentlemen VIII attend the
meeting Of the Trans Missouri Passen-
ger association. which occurs In Dem
yer this week. The company which they
represent Is out Tor Utah business
and made no mistake In placing their
affairs here In 90 capable hands.
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!. Tanner IN. d mainline attorney
HIS WIFE DESERTED HIM.
smith l.. Bcnbrook Files a Divorce
suit Against His Wife.

Smith L. Benbrook is suing his wife
Matte l.. Benbrook for divorce, al
ieging desertion as the ground. The
complaint recItes that the couple We're
married in Phoenix Arizona, ON Octo-
Der 10. 1891. In October, 1885, Benbrook
saws his wife deserted him without
cause. and ever since has continued TO
live separate and apart from him. She
now resides iu California. Powers,
straup & Lippman are Benbrooks at
tOrneys.
Plaintiff IS a brother TO John II. Ben
brook.
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Now AT Portland.

The Interstate Commerce commission
crs arrived at Portland yesterday and
began hearing testimony Of Portland
j0bbers on the petition Of the St Louis
jobbers 20 compel western railroad lines
90 make the same rates on less than
carload lots that are made on carload
lots. Testimony Of witnesses this morn
ing was TO the effect that continuation
OF what they termed unfair dineren-
tials' will drive Pacific coast jobbers TO
water routes and IN many Instances 10
buy foreign goods
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The KNOBS o. Tennessee closes its
engagement al the Grand tonight. To-
morrow night The Real Widow
Brown" company. of which Miss
Blanche Aldrch is a member, makes its
bow.
Mr. Pyper's mail today brought or
ders for Paderewsk from ogden, Provo,
Mercur and Park City.
The Chicago Ladies' quartette. which
is one OF the features with Warde &
Yokes this year, have already been seen
In salt Lake they made a strong hit
on their previous appearance.
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NOT A FELLOW SERVANT.
Train Dispatcher In a Separate Glass
From Trainmen.

st. Louis. April 1O.-The United states
court OF appeals Judge sanborn dis
eentlng. has handed down an opinion In
the case Of the Missouri, Kansas q
G. Elliott and Mamie H. Elliott by their
next friends, Jessie Broyles ana
LYDIA Elliott. on June II, 1892.
". II. Elliot father Of George
G. and Mamie +. Elliott, and
the husband Of Lydia J. Elliott, was
Killed IN a collision. II was claimed In
the United states court Of appeals Tor
the Indian Territory that Elllotts
death was due 20 conflicting orders Civ
en- the two trains which ran together
The defense was that the fellow servant
law applied 10 the case, but the lower
court held otherwise. deciding that there
was q difference between a train dis
patcher and trainmen so far as being
fellow servants was concerned. Judges
Caldwell and Thayer held with the low
or court on this point. but Judge San
born dissented. holding that there was
no difference and that the train dis
patcher being a fellow servant with
Elliott the latter's heirs had no right
90 the damages sued Tor because Of the
carelessness OF the dispatcher.
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suit ON a Note.

David II. Peery filed a suit against
John @. Cannon In the Third district
court today 90 collect sac on a certain
promissory note The original note,
dated February o. 1886 and made pay
able ln ninety days from date, was for
S2S1C0. and the balance represents the
principal and interest from February 3,
1891 on the original note plaintlh
prays FOR interest at the rate OF twelve
per cent per annum, and the remainder
eight per cent.
~ Tanner Jr. is plaintiffs attorney.
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southern Paclae pIrectors.

At the stock holders meeting OF the
Central Pacific Railroad company In
San Francisco yesterday the following
were elected board Of directors. w
F, Herrln, j. c. Stubbs J. Krultschnitt,
r. p. Schweren, J. /. Wilcutt ana j. NJ
Hanford
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Easter Presents at K0llt7 sIoFe'


The canvass for r. L. Polk q "a ~.
Salt Lake CITY Directory ivy An
lshed and the work Is now ln w ~. .,
persons who have recently mal,i ~. ~
change IN their business OF Iss y, N,
address. are requested 20 cav ~ M
Directory Office. or notify us q, I'm IN, h,
letter. as no more personal cai's y vie ~
made by the canyassers. can OF "'''
US at once. ,orty q co.
Publishers
W. p. COOPER, Sec ana As''
3O5-307 Auerbach Bldg
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

A reception viii be rendered Elder
Harry W. Gushing in the Eleventh
ward meeting house this evening Elder
Cushing Is about 10 leave for Great
Britain. TO perform mission. The
following excellent program VIII be
rendered;
Opening prayer Brother JOS II. Felt
Remarks b. .. Bishop Robert Morris
Soprano solo .. Mrs. Maggie Bassett
with clarionet obigato by j. X.
Neilson)
Recitation So. Miss Blanche Thomas
Solo o.. .,, &C.. o.. .....,...W VIII j, wins
Selection o.. ..Deseret Mandolin club
Recitation 90, .., ..,.. ...Nelhe liuyet
Song ... .......... Group Of Little Girls
(Under the direction OF Sister
Louie b. Felt)
Selection on pianola. Prof J. ]. Daynes
Tenor solo ....,.,, CIV. r. Sibley
Recitation 90, .,....... Dennis Murphy
Duet. Priscilla Livingston and An
..,.. 90. ....,,'+s.sst..-.. ia / tlrie SON
Baritone solo D.. ......, Horace Ensign
Solo ..... ......... ....Bessie Edmonds
Remarks..... hilary W. Gushing
Selection on piano with pianola...-
.,,.... o.. ... Prof j. J. Daynes
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Dispute over Mining Property.

Samuel Wadner is suing W. A. Cooke
an the Third district court 20 quiet H.
he 10 the Won Humboldt mining claim
at Bingham Both parties claim an
interest in the property
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Lndpment for Plalntln

In the case OF Joseph Sofa VS. the q.
=. Coal company judgment was today
rendered IN favor Of plaintiff by Judge
Cherry for $500
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DIED

M1rLETT-In Rockville. Wa 5 By,SS
county, Utah. April eih. i''y iss
Glines Mnlett, born Maic4I .t lsh ana
in Gunnison. Utah son OF 'V'''
sarah 4. Millett
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NOTICE

THE ANNUAL htshI MILL WniIs o. VI ".
stockholdors u the ReHpsi- Vlce.rrr.,es't..
he held nc the ohce Oh Nj, IN san ~
Wm. n Preston, No. - hD az 20 .. 10, fA vi
Wy, on ny heafing the annuai Va, ,esr aal
p liect,so a ofacers Tor the il...aiiy c'r
s,'y otbeT business that nay
before said meeting n WINIkk -"
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nn crnr A cnLn 1N oNr OAI.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Isv \. !,
An druggists refund the money y H.. y
fails 10 cure. L. W. Groves ssnA'''
Is on each box. 25c
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sanpete's Vote.
sanpete county's vote was as fol-
lows:
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PASSAGE OF THE
PUERTO RlCAN BILL.
CONTINUED from page one)

the debate ON the rule. Reverting 90
Mr.. Richardson's Characterization OF
the rule as an Outrage he recalled
the rule brought In when the Demo-
Gratis concurred In the Senate amend
ments to the Wilson tariff bill, eyoklng
frequent applause during the recital
"Scrbes. Pharisees and hypocrites,'
he denominated the Democrats for
prating Of the change OF base made 10y
the Republicans. When the Puerto
Rico tariff bin was originally presented
ne said. Il had been advocated and OPP
posed with the time honored traditions
of the respective parties. The Demo-
Gratis had found their law In the Dred-
Scott decision, their politics IN the phil
osophy Of John C.. Calhoun. The Re
publicans had found their law In the
speeches of Daniel Webster. their poll
ties In the platform upon which ADra-
ham Lincoln had been elected. The ma
jOrity. upon whose shoulders the re-
sp0nsibility rested, he said. were ready
30 assume Il. and he predicted In con-
clunion that the day was not far dis
tant when the masses OF the people OF
the country would recognize their
course as wise and benehcent for the
people Of Puerto Rico.
MOTION TO RE-CONiAiIT.
Mr.. Richardson was on his feet as
MIR Dalzell closed. with a motion TO re-
commit the rule with instructions 90
report a new rule and a substitute bill
providing
First. for the free trade between the
United States and Puerto Rico.
Second, a civil government for the
Territory Of Puerto Rico OF republican
form"
The speaker ruled that as the previ-
Gus question had been ordered on the
rule, Mr. Richardson's motion was not
IN order.
tattoo 20 secure order while the vote
was being taken
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TAKING THE VOTE.

The viva voce vote was indeclsive,
and to save time aye and nay vote was
taken on the adoption OF the rule. The
voting was followed with intense inter-
est.
Long and Underwood lowered about
the desk, seeing that every possible vote
was recorded
The announcement Of the adoption Of
the rule Ayes l5S; noes ~; present
and not voting II" was greeted with
salvos OF applause on the Republican
side. The large majority was a general
surprise. IL was regarded as a test
vote
The Republicans who voted against
the rule were; Crumpacker Of Indi-
ana Heatwole. Minnesota, Lane, Iowa
Littleheld Maine; Lorimer Illinois;
Mccall, Massachusetts, u. c. smith,
Michigan, and Warner. Illinois
The only Democrat voting for the
rule was sibley OF Pennsylvania.
IL was decided that the time remain
ing-three and half hours. should be
equally divided between the two sides,
Mr. Payne and Mr. Richardson 20 con-
troll the time on their respective sides.
Mr. Payne yielded 20 Mr.. Watson CInd)
who opened the debate.
DISCUSSING THE BILL.
AIR. Jones Cva), followed Mr. watson.
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Juab County's Vote.

The vote Of JuaL county, as shown by
the official returns, was as follows
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JUDGE TIMMONYS COURT

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