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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
Freight Rates Rcdnced.

San Francisco. Jan. 26.-An import
ant reduction In freight rates on barley
viii De made by the Southern Pacific
commencing Feb J. a rate has been
fixed Of 30 cents per 100 pounds On
barley IN sacks In cars loaded 90 their
carrying capacity from California ter
minals and from Port Costa TO the Ms
souri, river Mississippi river ana Chi
cago common points. This. hoNeVeT
opplies only 10 and from points name'
and not from or 10 intermediate points.
The rate win expire March g.
The rate Is 20 cents per 100 pounds 30
the Missouri river 10 cents % the MIS-
sissippi river and SO cents % Chicago.
The reduction Is made In order %
allow shippers an outlet for a large over
production, which has been occumulot-
"a here for several seasons on account
Of insufficient shpping facilities
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WILL FILE PAPERS.
T. H. Gibbon Writes Senator Kearns
He is Coming Feb. I.

Senator Thomas Kearns last evening
received a letter from Vice President
r. Il. Gibbon of the San Pedro, Los
Angeles & Salt Lake road TO the effect
that he would arrive in this city on
February with an the necessary pa
pers for immediate fling In the letter
he stated that he would undoubtedly
file them ere leaving the city. Mr. Glib.
bon also Communicated TO Senator
Kearns the fact that 70 miles Of tie and
rail contract had been let in addition TO
that already published. and that work
on construction in California would be
pushed without delay.
In connection with the arrival Of Mr..
Glbbon, It is said that Senator Clark,
Mr.. Kerens and President Leighton Of
the Terminal road viii arrive in this
city during the first week Of next
month.
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Provo.
MEETING OF BEET GROWERS
wm Plant 1880 Acres - Sad AZ
aIctIon of Frederick Il. soeiier'

hiction of Ftederlch H. 9"o'''
Special Correspondence
provo. ian. 26.-At the meeting OF the
beet growers last evening y "os
nortsJ maj an area Of 1000 acres OF
hcets had been promised by the farm
ers contingent on the building Of cut
ling station by the I,ehi sugar company.
a draft OF q letter to the MANAGEMENT
~ The Sugar company was submitted
hv the secretary and adopted. me let.
ter win state that the above number OF
acres will be planted this year, ana that
owing 10 unfavorable conditions for un-
Loading beets IN the past several tarm.
srs had decided not 10 raise bets, but
IN use their land for other crops when
made II untitled for raising beets ms
season. but that for next season II Is
&c IA depend upon az least two thou
sSnd acres being devoted TO beets In the
district tributary 60 the cutting station
The letter VIII also state That all neces-
cary ARRANGEMENTS for water. drainage
Tor refuse from the cutting station, etc,
have been made
FUNERAL OF MRS. $. Il. JONES.
The funeral Of Mrs, stephen 3, Jones
Of the Second ward, was held this Of
ternoon from the ward house. Mrs
Jones dled Thursday from childbirth
she was about thlrty-tYo years OF age
and leaves her husband and one child
by a former husband.
The age OF the late John T Westphal
was orroneously reported as % years,
II should be S. years. His aged wife
and six children survive him.
SAD APPLETON OF MIR. soEF-
FLER
Frederick /. soeftler Of Payson was
examined yesterday, as to his sanity by
prs Robson and Tillson, and commit
led 10 the asylum. The young man
he Is % years OF age-has been teaching
school In Nehpl up TIL a short time ago,
when il was noticed that he was mem
tally unbalanced He is said 10 have
been a hard student, and would fire.
ouently study the greater part Of the
night This finally brought on insom-
MA and later his mind gave way. Mr
soefIler has widowed mother living In
Payson
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''' FIR OWN STATE.

returned 10 their homo In Chicago az
Ter spending a few days IN ogden Wvith
Mrs. Van Meters parents, D. and Mrs'
Bigelow. -,,,-,.,. ~
Mr. ana Mrs. George II. Wright OF
Boston are visiting with friends III us'
den. r.,s
A man named c. V. Jackson was
taken TO the pest. house yesterday SUI
ferlng from smallpox, na
The second reception rendered Tue
juvenile dancing classes at Christeh.
sen's hall win be given this evening az
s o'clock. A very pleasing program Vi
fancy dancing will be rendered
The temporary bridge over Oguen
river in ogden canyon, II is expected
viii be completed by noon tomorrow
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HIGHWAY RoBDER 'S'ItO'
ass,, Up ii, y.e''"' but Claims
''"' Ne CT NJ Money
arrested ,, -, board Of Education
IN d popularity ,",p Of "S'"''"

..., afternoon Charles s,n U1D on
Iai'l, hearing in police eou', r u.s.
we. 10. If mi highway robbery w., I 5y
si, q. % psrtarr,d against ., hin s. Ia
~. .-' a.5arey the man .l, waO 3 Of jan
AZ! i''''' and severely I osa.,
IN y 81. - came up before ,., Judge
a 7h' az se,o 5s,.' county Attorney ,Ss
o,o-' H'', rse FIRST witness pl2 ,SSa
,.. stand was Mr.. aiming MyoIT' Of Fri
5ay January !, q ogden from Ey ans n
be arr.,,,l =" he said he got nv and
N!y- and had bis i Jaw. hat hat on the
giliI' ma Of about wv s sna. 10 Og-
vas '. ,.,,n an N which be ealas ~ and a
sane yam N. y" dsfendant Chase; s,.4 m
len Tols Il' oSiel. Upon arriyins o :"
Oslsn be decllel w ., ri beaten him
Ie'' ,.. .uy NJ and asked Cns ,,so CON-
at Ey2ns' cation 1 was. He, chase 'J In-
doe p9'I,s Sow asow him the way ana III, ~.
.nlei 70 snS" Kim 10 the police sta i
.. s AK him TO sl9e iS"nsed him
u3a IN KIM Of $50 and aoq is5eount,ged
u0gsl, ., 1''' Nr' McGayey idenu ,,So
.a-mei .o.i,iiytiT as being the man VIM
had hin up. .-. ,o,led was Joe
me 'y vSo testified that he cS ca,ae
Nls't rcsn ms 70 ogden win T gns,cy
from . E,s"1 o,st a man named ba, he!
dat 'hsy nv, ,Srss were together when
v.G, 1 asked for the po.'G,y, s Sarysy
1,I chase agreed 70 show AVu'' s,de
--' .,' "J1 but took him TO s,uv
W sand and went through his pocNv,Iss 1 /,
F,, he and the man Baiisy sST " on
,,1tsry that Chase wanted nun 70 ~
,o,h tbs mans pockets Wh'le Nj, w.
Va NsGaryey. but he refused. .sa
-.4 ST he testimony taken Tor 'hy
uaIufIT ludet MeH .,.a,,Ia
.Dytbing to say. He SAID ne TSC,,
.,ss ,' gilt,y 20 the charge 81 no,0, ,,l
0sGaryey ny. but that he dld nov ~ sy
ssy money. that o'Niel was 70 o.. hT J.
sisted him in the hold ~. ou, ~, !,
snsa5 10 DO so when the time CAM '
,Sot me- and McGaryey had had son
, ,r1i over railroad pass. ana ~.
4, Vac ON that account he held nm W
county Attorney Halverson ask 5,.
,rat chase be bound over to the aus
met court under SllO9 bonds 70 ahs"t
y, the charge Of highway robbery u
accordance with Mr. Halyer'ohs re
ouest he was bound over and me mar
6Nie was held as a witness IN th'
ra.s They were both turned over tC
me county officials, 81,
The information charging Chase win
highway robbery was filed with the
Il xxx II the Second district court To-
6ay ana no doubt he will have his
hearing before Judge Rolapp during the
next week
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SPIKE AND RAIL

w. NJ. Hampton assistant general
freight agent OF the Denver q Rio
Crande. was In this city for a few hours
this morning on his way home 20 Dem
ser from a visit 20 the coast
General Superintendent EIlerbeck Of
he Utah & Pacific will return home
.lmOTr0W
n. j. Small. superintendent Of motive
lower and machinery Of the Southern
Pacific. registered az the knutsford
last night on his way east Incidental
~ he had a conference with the Oregon
short Line officials In regard 10 the
accident sustained by Supt J, II.
youngs private car from the Southern
Pacific engine at ogden on Thursday.
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COMMEND KEARNs' ELECTION.

The commendable promptness with
which 'he legislature elected a senator
has pleased the people OF Summit i'm
mensely The election of Mr. Kearns
TO that high office is being regarded
with increasing approval; and, irrespec-
tive Of political affiliations, the people
Of this county. which Senator Kearns
has done so much for in furnishing
enjoyment for the masses. wish that
gentleman a useful and distinguished
career as United States Senator from
Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
An ERsterr Trip
Via Washington.

II a trIp 10 Philadelphia or New York
enjoyed without additional cost for
fare, as tickets over this route may be
secured via National Capital at same
rate as over direct line. For particulars
address II. r. Derng A. G.. Z. Agt.,
2iS South Clark St., Chicago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
ACCUSED OF FORGERY.

Last evening the police arrested a
man By the name Of Harry Allen on the
charge OF forgery he having forged the
name Of fitzpatrick Bros, on a check
l0- So He went to the Hub clothing
store ana purchased some merchandise,
giving the check In payment and re-
osysi several dollars In change On the
check but before he had left the store
5ng he check was found to be forged,
add De police were notified OF the mat
isi and IN q short time had the forger
under arrest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26
II. 4. WELLS, MANAGER.
Reported that He Is Named for the
New Road TO Coast.

Los Angeles. Cal, Jan 2j.--lt Is stated
that H. r. Wells, late general manager
Of the Ash Fork Prescott & Phoenix
Railroad company, has been decided
upon as general manager Of the new
san Pedro. Los Angeles & Salt Lake
Railroad company, as soon as that cor
poration absorbs the present Los An
geles Terminal and begins active busi-
ness
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26

verdict was returned OF sloS.2s in favor
Of plaintiff
The election contest case Of John 7.
Caine, Jr, VS. j. w. Barrett was con-
tnued until Jan. 2S,
Elmer Johnson vs. l.. r. Martineau,
wherein plaintiff claims damages 20 his
property on account ~ an invasion
from defendants herd Of swine, came
up for hearing this afternoon, and Is
still in progress.
PROGRESS OF SUGAR FACTORY
It Is learned that Mr.. David Eccles,
upon his return TO ogden yesterday.
signed a contract with the Gilletto-Her.
zog Co. Of Minneapolis, for the steel
framework for the Logan sugar fac
tory building The framework will cost
$4,000. Mr. y. G. Flygare, who has
charge OF the construction work. VIII,
II is expected. arrive In Logan on Mon
day next to begin building operations
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Hon. G. W. Thatcher is recovering
from a severe attack ~ Ia grippe,
The marriage of Mr.. Harry Worley
and Miss Sarah Hawkes., two highly
esteemed young people Of the Second
ward. this city. is announced to occur
on Jan, 81.
Mayor and Mrs. Anthem Anderson
held a highly enjoyable social party al
their hospitable residence In the Second
ward Tuesday evening
The Y. NJ. NJ /. association OF the
Second ward held It's annual social re-
union Wednesday evening. The young
folks Of the ward turned out en- masse
and a pleasant evening was spent.
The Poysophical society Of the Brig
ham Young College announces a lecture
under It's auspices for next Saturday
evening at the college auditorium. The
subject will be Some Answers TO Theo-
sophy," and Will be treated By Elder
Melvin ] Ballard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26

Many Of the blotches, pimples and
other affections Of the skin are caused
by the failure Of the liver and kidneys
n cast on Impurities, which remain In
the system. HERBINE will stimulate
the liver and kidneys, and cleanse the
system OF an impurities Price, 90 cents
z. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
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BENEFIT BALL.

a party, given for the purpose Of rails
ing money 20 purchase tracts for the
missionaries, was held in the opera
house this evening The young la
dies had charge Of the affair. and II
was. socially and financially, a crafty
ing success.
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.ARTtsTrc JoB WORK

Turned out on shoit notice at the
Dtseret News. a big shipment Of new
types and supplies just in. Our facilities
for letter heads, bin heads, tags, en-
velones pads. etc. etc are uneXcelled
by any estanllshment IN the West
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GENTLEMENs LIST.

Anderson Mr. Jackson II A
Alyerson " w Jennings W r
August0n ANel Eurli A Dr ~
Archer Dave kalesse Gust
APPEL Herman (O Kibrer W II
blanchard Ira Kast Z q
Blackhurst Mr. Kasson Geo
Barrows W J Kness Henry r
Badger Carl A Keate W i
Berni G Mr. ta) Kemp q Master
Bowden Med Co CIR Mrs x Browt
Broberg u Mr. Lockett Mr.
Brandes Jno W Loury John
Boreham j + Livingston r W
Byers Bros Morrisy J 3
Conway p J t2) Moorehead J VI
Colman Morton Myers +
Cormick NJ q NarellO Antonio
Crandall L d McCullum Arthur
Cooper John Miller ] X
Cobb Jos 2 NcKelvie Thos
Collins VIM ] Murray A W
Christensen o D Mitchell Jas
Clark p + Milton Jno
Clark James w Madsen Peter
Cheslev O. - Meade W IT
Cutler + w Mansur Robt
Crella Mons Madseu John
Cbapha I C. Man James
Cramer Mr. Miner r Mr.
Chandler p Melton @ 7
Clark W T Marohn FF
Cameron W II Melvin Duncan
Card Carl g Merwln a y
Cults Purdy Netcher 'has
Durand Chas T holland A
putt0n A IT Nelson Virgil
Darling Bros Co Nichols VIM
D0yl Robt Noah d B
B., $500. W. N.4.rtf.v Irr,, u
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COURT AT PENNINGTON.

= Judge RJapp went 10 Pennington to-
DAY 20 bold court there. He was ac-
Onpanei by Clerk Hamer. He will
also bod court there on Monday, Tues
Day and Wednesday. Following are the
cases % b heard
Monday Jan. q, 1901, at 3 o'clock a
m No lG-Ford Brothers Land and l..
$ Co, rs James II, Baird. No. i73-Ore.
ga SAot Line Ry. Co., VS. Davis NJ.
& lshT ct al continued for time. No
N-Hsnry l. Driver ct al vs. the Utah
.ii and Power Co ct al.
Tuesday, Jan. q, 1901, at 9 o'clock a
.n No ll6--Frank Fitzgerald vs. Ore
2 Short Line Ry, Co. 0ury).
|. Wednesday, Jan. 30 1901. at 9 o'clock
L. No llI-John Peece vs. Rio Grande
western Ry Co, dury),
SUES FOR 1900 SHEEP.
2 y, Piles has brought suit in the
aa district court against Frank f.
'i'sa 10 recover possession Of 1900
% d. sheep alleged TO be the prop.
ny o The plaintiff and unlawmlly
y ',ed nom his possession by the de-
'aal. Ne alleges that on the 18th
y " Ae present month he demanded
session. q the animals from the de-
-3-al but that the defendant refused
.sl't them 10 an, aud he asks
judgment giving him the posses
'-" Ae sheep or their value In cash
POPULARITY OF THE NEWS"
Y Arge Increase in circulation NJ
+ Ns Daily and Semi-Week.y
= 10 ogden Of late Is very graft.
y lae ogden management. II
u.l Ogdenltes appreciate a
I'able newspaper and are
~, extensively by subscribing
sr,. WIN the daily Many ar,
r,t ,le twentieth century by
"Om he semi to the daily.
GARD OF EDUCATION.
,-s4 NJ. Of education held a short
Ri .pT y y evening, and received me
Fl M. ue finance and SUNNY cor,
ais,j..,- I'm, the suggestions Of super
% !, IN. anll'son Tor the reclassifca.
h frs5 t '.y's The reports were no.
4 lper,,. .-s respective committees TIN
\ , he II gs also reported a program
h's, ' pa Marshall day EXERCISES M
M C,, moo Rev L. ]. Goshen ana
p,', ,.sy being named 10 de,ive,
1 sslelpal addresses y" u'''e'
po,l, e,re several requests received
! "a sr5 as teachers which 49, ~
su W.. vera changes IN assign.
''la we made and the board sS.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS
f,a.il !: James n, Ross Of the South.
WAY "e'is Nevada, Is In og.
s,,,s., s Moore, who FOR the pas,
lassr c gss been teaching schoo,
lih be, .H, Is spending a few
N3Ckeif =. ih ogden.
y',.a WI DIS brother, J. L. sae eS -
| 81, ION Relton. Osaeh on business
y ,ii'r s ! Browning was a Sal,
! y 2 Elir,sSS,,,.e :. on business SAT-
/ ". NJ S a. business ''so is in Cd
t. L Van Meters have
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AFTER Observation-Disclosures

Sheriff MAR has found the horse and
saddle stolen from KimbalI Bros lIv-
cry stable at Park city recently. The
horse was disposed OF by the thief h
Echo. but he took the saddle 90 Ogden
where he sold H. With his ill.gotten
gains the culprit made good his escape
from the State.
John Kennedy OF Park City has been
charged with the crime of fornlcation
alleged 20 have been committed with
a woman residing in that town County
Attorney Calls authorized the issuance
Of a warrant OF arrest for Kennedy, but
the latter scented danger and refuses
10 cultivate a speaking acquaintance
with Sharff MAR Speaking plainly,
he has skipped,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-26

Amussen A Kalls Myrtle Mrs
Anderson Maria KEN Laura Mrs
BallIt S. j. Mis- Laverne Zen
Baldes sopia Lee Anderson Mrs
Browning T. Mrs Lawson Belle
Benson Rose Maxwell Isabella
Bray Katie Mrs M0rherwen Ella
Breter Emma Myers Edle
Borra2a Marie Morley Danla
Bailey Mrs i5I S2E Mecklenbury key
Blue Hattie Mrs Mclaughlin b Mn
Brown Ella Mrs Mcdonald Mary
Crater \ II McAdams Belle VI
chase Nellie Moore Grace Mrs
Dryiuss Lille Mrs Moore Lotte
Dalton May Olson 9 Il Mrs
Dai NJ Oatman Oracle
Dreyfus Louise Oleson p Mrs
burst Elya Peterson Emma
Dale Ella O. Pabosco Maggie
Erwin Sophia Piper Helen
Ericsson Augusta Palmer Sue Mrs
Edwards Annie Peterson Minnie
Ellsworth DorothyRudeslll lille
Eldredge Bertha Reu Ada Mrs
Fine Nellie Mrs Boos Pearl
Ferno j. b. Mrs Reanes Mary T
Fluke Mrs Robbins Sarah
Franks GOline Schultz Paula
Ford VIM Mrs Shupp Jennie
Fitzgerald Bessie Swift z Mrs
FOust Alice Mrs SIaCtzell A "
Gelis + II Mrs shannon Virginia
GriHths Gertie Smythe lren
Gun Lucy Steward sam Nrs
Gron VI II SInilay w J Mrs
Hawks Mamie Upton s. VI Mrs
Hahn Geo Mrs TheWa Hanna
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LIST Of LETTERS

Remaining unCalled Tor az The post
office. Salt Lake city, Utah, Jan 2tth,
1900 To obtain these letters the APP
pllcant must cali FOR Advertised Let
ters." and give the date OF the list. II
not called for within two weeks they
viii be sent to the Dead Letter once
LADIES LIST.
Ashton Marguerite Kropp Alice
Ashby Gertrude Klngsbury Gussy
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
LEGISLATURES IN SESSION.
Officers Elected and Names of Mem.
bers and Counties They Represent

Special Correspondence.
Phoenix, ArIz., Jan, 22.-The twenty
first legislative assembly OF Arizona Is
now in session in the capitol building
at Phoenix.
Very few States or Territories in our
fair land can boast Of having better
public buildings than this Territory.
The two halls set apart for the two
branches Of the legislature are in ev-
cry way suitable. The council In the
south room and the house In the north.
Eugene 5. ITrs o Yuma county was
made president of the council, John
BirchiO Of Graham county chief clerk.
Prosper Z. Parker speaker OF the
house. and curt ". Miller chief clerk.
both Of Maricopa. II is needless 20 say
these gentlemen are Democrats when
your readers learn that the complexion
Of this legislature is largely Demo.
cratic enough at least 20 say what
should be passed. even II necessary.
over his eXcellency the governors
Veto Eight 10 four IN the council, and
eighteen TO In the house. IL may be
interesting TO say Miss Glare kimball
daughter Of President Andrew Kimball,
was elected by reclamation % the posi-.
ton Of assistant Journal clerk. The
Offices were divided e1uitably over the
Territory and when the organization
was effected, there was hardly enough
plums % go around. The general eS
precision Is that We have got good
body Of men In the twenty-frst leglsla-
ture These consist Of the following
members.
COUNCIL
Marlcopa, J NJ. Ford Cd; Pima J.
b. Finley %; Yuma, Z. :, Ives ODE;
Pinal. George p. Blair (D); Yavapai,
IT. r. Andrews %; Graham e.. VI.
shannon %; Navajo. Colin Campbell
lR.: ella, s. B. Claypool o.; Mohave,
NJ. q Burns Cd; CocOnino. NJ ], Rior-
dan lRD: CochIse. c. c. Warner (RD;
Apache. L. s. Perkins R).
ASSEMBLY.
Marlcopa. p. =. Parker %; MarIco
pa. J. p, Ivy %; Maricopa. Charles
Peterson d., Marcoga, b. a. Fowler
CRD; Pinal, william Beard. Do; Pinal
Alex. Barker %: Pima sam Barley
CD; Pima. a. e. Bernard Cd; Pima,
Joe Corbett R), Yavapal o, L. Geer
D); Yayapat +, r. Ward CD;
Yavap9i T f Campbell R); Mohave,
Kean 81. Charles Oh; Coconno James
Walsh CD; Navajo. w. J. Morgan
Cd, Apache. RIoh2d Gibbons tB),
Yuma. Jesse Crouch 90; era.
ham. Andrew Kimball, Cd. and Z,
r. Ijams Cd; Cochise. II NJ Woods
RD: CochIse, Steve ROemer CD;
Santa Cruz A. II. Noon ODE ella, c.
/. Houston Cd.
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COALVlLLE.
Funeral of Adam Reddcn go After
Lawbreakers -Kearns' Election.

Special Correspondence.
Coalyllle, Summit Co., Jan. 25.-Flye
thousand dollars We're distributed in
wages to the miners Of the Grass Creek
Coal Co. yesterday,
The funeral services over the remains
OF Adam Reddon We're largely attend
ed. Prest. w. W, Cluff and Elders
Alma Eldredge and c. a. Calls were
the - kers
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DISTRICT COURT

The case OF Smith vs. Adams was sub
mitted 10 the jury this afternoon, hav-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-03-15
Saturday, March SOth, 1901,

at one o'clock p. M, at the door OF the Court
House, In the city OF Canton, Ohio, the fol-
lowing described real estate, free OF the in
choate dover of Emma A. Williams, wife OF
william =. Williams, situate in the city of
canton, county of Stark, and State OF Ohio
to-wit: Part of the northwest quarter OF
section 4, township 10, of range 8, comm
ing for description OF the same at point
on the north line of West Lake street, where
the west line OF Worley avenue would inter-
sect north line OF said West Lake street; |;
thence west along the north line of West
Lake street 100 feet to 20 foot alley in Will
liam =. Williams fourth addition to the city
OF canton; thence northwardly along the
east line of said alley to the south line of
Meyers addition to Canton, and the north
line OF William s. Williams land; thence
eastwardly 100 feet to the west line of Wor-
ley avenue; thence southwardly along the
west line OF Worley avenue and along said
line extended to the north line of West Lake
street to the place of beginning. Said tract
of land is sub-dvided into lots and num-
bered for Identification and appraised as
follows: Lot No. 81, Immediately west of
Worley avenue, ON West Lake street. 100
rect frontage on West Lake street and $50
rect deep, appraised at s2,2D0OO; lots on
Worley avenue, A 40 feet fronting on Wor-
ley avenue and 100 feet deep, appraised as
follows: Lot No. y at s20O.0O; lots q, "A and
~ at $1,000 each; lots numbered ~ and n at
s225 each lot numbered ~ at &275OO
For more particular description of said
above described real estate see plat In the
law offices of Baldwin N Shields, Canton,
Dlin
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-03-15
Probate Court.

The sale of land has been confirmed
and deed ordered In the estate of Jacob
Kemery, of Bethlehem township. Dis.
tribution of proceeds of sale has also
been ordered.
In the estate of John Stephen, Sr.,
of Massillon, the widow elects to take
under the will.
In the estate of Leah Painter, of
Plain township, the application to pro-
bate will has been continued. Alias
motion ordered.
In the estate of Harvey Reed, of Lex
ington township, Almiretta Reed has
been appointed Administrative.
In the estate of Anna X. Hanneman,
of Canton, sale of personal property
has been confirmed.
Inventory and appraisement have
been filed in the estate of Jacob KEN.
ery of Bethlehem township.
In the guardianship of Mary Hahn,
of Canton, appraisehent of real estate
and private sale ordered.
In the guardianship of Walter and
Grace Sheets, of Marlboro township,
appraisement of real estate and bond
ordered. ,...
In the estate of Michael Deardorf,
of Canton, final account has been fled
In the estate of Phillipena Baier, of
Massillon, sale of real estate has been
confirmed and deed ordered