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A pre.inVentory reduc'
tion and clearance
.3.Piece PSrIor Suite S,

Worth SlS.OO-mahoganv fin
ish. tapestry cover HOO
ingS, at .........
Worth 325,OO-mahoganv fn-
ish. carved top. dam 1900
ask coverings. at..",.
Worth S4O.OO-mahogany An
ish, 8 aped arms
damask coverings, 1900
AZ ..........-'
Worth 3s5. oO-mahogany
frame, shaped arms. COW
cred in damask, 4Z..5O
AT ............,...
5.Piece ParIOr Suites.
Worth S35 .oo--mahognrv IN
ish. covered in ZZ.Ml
verona. at ........
Worth Sos. OO-mahogany fin-
ish, highly polished frnmes;
covered in tapes 45.Ml
try. at.......-.....
Worth $1,000 - mahogany
crotched. veneered tor.
shaped arms. cov- 5000
cred In verona. at.
Worth Slio.Oo-mahoRany fin-
ish, large frame. with
shaped arms. dam 5000
ask covering. at -. ~
Worth $4,000 - mahogany
finish, elegantly carved wit
carved arms. dam Z5.M
ask covering, at. ~
Dining Tables.
Worth $500: in gold T. 50
en- oak, reduced to-. O
Worth 1900; " |
golden oak; reduced f zSl
10 .........
Worth 5000; in quartered
oak: reduced I1M
10 ................
Worth 5000; In auartered
oak; reduced ID mi
10 .........
Worth $500; In quartered
oak. pillar leg: re- 2h mi
duced to..........
Worth $500: in quartered
oak. pillar leg: re- .32.Ml
duced to...''..''.
The sun., 1903-12-27

IMPERIAL pORT, SHERRY, MTSCATEL and
ANGELICA gal. SI.7S; full quart. SOC
pl RITAN PORT SHERRY AND SWEET ca
TAWBA. gal. Sl.35; quart bottle. 4Oc
CLARETS AND RHINE WINES, according TO
age aud quality xl.l5, CSC, 5Sc. SOC.
QUEEN OF SCOTS o. =. S. SCOTCH WHIS-
KEY, 10 years old, bottle l.2S
MlSTLETOE V. o. p. IRISH WHGSKEY. 10
years old bottle. l.1O
TREADMILL RYE. 10 years old; gal. sA.3s:
fun quart .....,...............l.2S
IMPERIAL BALTIMORE RYE; gal. $3.50:
nun quart 100
OLD CROW WHISKEY. years old; gal,
1900; full, quart S5c
Blue GRASS WHlSKEY. gal, t2.sS; full
quart 5Bc
MOUNT VERNON RYE, gal. $3.50: full
quart. CSC
18th Floor Take 9th Av. ElevatorsJ
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cAN1o4
the first +
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SOUPS - Tri-Colo or Brand, Condensed;
all varieties; dozen. 95c.; c5c
COFFEE - Finest quality Mocha and
Java our regular SOC. grade; 3 lbs, 22<.
COFFEE-Finest Golden Santos. n good
Coffee at low price; 10 lbs, Sl.25; I2-
The sun., 1903-12-27

MAPLE SYRUP-Log Cabin Brand. alb
solutely pure; gal can. 81 .2S; "a dl(-
CANNED SALMON-Maple Leaf Brand
finest Columbia River Salmon Steaks
lib. fiat cans; dozen. 81 20; TO-
CALI. o.. o.. .. -. .,............. NV
ZEST-rhe new Breakfast Cereal, a hand
dozen. 81 GO: pa IT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids
VIII be received by the UNDERSIGNED nm
to l'lo o'clock p. m. Of May 18th, isO3, for
the materials and labor required Tor The
erection Of a building for the Branch
normal OF the University 0f Utah at Ce-
uar Ilty, ttah, and according 10 plans
and specifications and drawings which arc
open FOR Inspection of the bidders al The
office Of Dallas a. Hedges. IN the Dpseret
National Bank building al the corner of
Main and First South streets. In Salt
Lake city, Utah. ana all bids and pro-
p0sais al the above time will be publicly
opened and read In the Office OF the Des.
eret National Bank. In said CITY.
All bids must be addressed To 'unIversl-
" Of Utah, Salt Lake city. Utah" ana
marked IN lower left-hand corner bids.
or such bids can be delivered To Inc
board Of Regents at the said time ana
place OF opening same. or can be deliy-
cred at the architects Office
Bids must not contain conditions, Quail.
hcauons, propositions or any other thing
IN addition to those mentioned IN the
plans, specifications and drawings con-
tracts and bond ana bidders must use the
iorms OF bids without change, which viii
De round at the Office OF said architects
and no other form Of bid will be received
A certified check on some bank In Titan
Tor i've per cent, of the amount Of the
highest bid must be inclosed. Each check
Is TO be made payable to the undersigned
and Is 70 be forfeited to the undersigned
IN case the bid Is accepted and the bidder
does not enter into the contract and bond
within three days after It's acceptance for
the faithful execution OF the contract and
bond hereinafter mentioned,
The proposed contract and bond are also
az the office Of said architects and can
there be examined.
There must be separate bid and eerti-
ned check FOR each OF thefollowlng pieces
Of work, to-wt
Excavating and grading
Foundation mason and brick work
Cut stone work.
l.athing and plastering.
Carpenter and Joiner work.
Painting.
Tin and galv. iron work
Plumbing.
Heating and ventlating.
bond must be furnished when con-
tracts are awarded for 0ne-half OF the
amount OF the bid with good and sufficient
sureues all satisfactory aud acceptable
20 the undersigned.
The undersigned reserves the rlgnt 20
reject any and all proposals or TO accept
any bid or bids u may deem best, or 10
let the contract 70 one bidder,
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Pfoutz entertained the members
of the Card club at her home yesterday,
Mrs. Belden entertained at cards this
afternoon.
Miss Eva Thompkins has returned
from an extended trip In the east and
south.
Prof and Mrs, Radcliffe will entertain
at an informal musicale at their home
tonight
Mrs Victor NJ Clement arrived today
from Mexico.
Mrs. George L, Nve was hostess at
one OF the prettiest luncheons Of the
season Yesterday given az the CONNER
cial club in honor Of Mrs T. A. Baldwin
Jr. Covers were laid for 49,
The Council Of Jewish Women gave
charity card party Yesterday about
so being present Delicious refresh
ments were served after the game. The
nrl7es In the contest were won bv Miss
stella Rothschlld. Nrs Henry Cohn
Mrs, Ren Davis and Mrs Iichtenstelr
Mrs Schiller and Mrs firschman were
the hostesses.
The final meeting Of the wompns
club for the season vas held ves'erdov
prd the following officers were elected
for the ensuing war. Mrs. A. T. John
eon president. Miss Ruckhee vice nres-
dent: Mrs Helen V. T(inhall freo surer'
Mrs a V Tavlor. RECORDING rec~e.a~v'
Mrs Armstrong corresponding serr,-
'arv' Mrs. Kinney. orltlr Mrs. Gafreii
historian Mrs. W II. ZONES and Mrs.
Allen y Sanford, members OF the al
visory board
A SUNRISE party was rendered IN
peputv County Clerk Harry y. Evans
% bic hor'e ~ tho cornar ~ rire'
South and Eth west strpats last nlgh,
In honor NJ HE eoth hirthdav. Quite
number NJ friends and relatives wer-
nreeent End the evening we snen, ~
song and story, MANY rerinisnsnces ~
DAYS mast being related nv tho various
quests. The house was decorate with
lilacs and other flowers and dainty re-
freshments were served
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
FRANCIS TlERNAN DEAD.
Well Known Railroad Promoter Passes
Away IN New York.

]. G, Jacobs. general manager Of the
Salt Lake & Mercur railroad, this
morning received dispatch announc-
ing the death In New York Of his
brother-in-law, Francis Herman
This news win be a shock TO many
residents In this city, who knew Mr.
Tlernan when he resided IN Salt Lake
during the latter part OF the SOS. MIR.
Tiernan was known all over the coun-
try as successful railroad promoter,
having In his time built a portion Of
what is now known as the Big Four
system. line from Fort Scott, Kas,,
to Wichita. nov part Of the Missouri
Pacific system. and a line out OF 81.
Louis known as the 81. Louis, Kansas
city & Colorado.
During his residence in Utah he spent
considerable money on surveys for
line from Salt Lake to Los Angeles and
secured options on portions Of the vast
coal and iron fields OF Iron county He
also bought about 5000 acres OF coal
lands IN that district and organized the
Southwestern Coal company
No particulars Of his death are
Forthcoming at this time. but as Mr..
was a very large man It is
thought that apoplexy was the cause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
CONSTANT NERVOUS STRAIN.
Healthy. Strong BODY Necessary.

Charles Mclaughlin OF ga Clinton
avenue, Albany, NJ Y. engineer OF the
n Y. G. q II. r. RS Fast Mail" and
Empire State Express trains says.
II have suffered much frOA Consti-
patton, Stomach Trouble and Nervous
Dyspepsia, which were all the result OF
the terrible nervous strain ! am under,
and the hurried manner IN which / am
compelled to eat my meals. DR. David
kennedys Favorlte Remedy was rec-
commended 10 me and ] bought bottle
OF IT, and now these troubles are
thing of the past; my bowels move reg
ularly and | am IN the best OF health"
DR. David Kennedys fayorlte remedy
IL unquestlonably the greatest med
iclne ever discovered for all
diseases Of the Kidneys, liver.
Bladder and Blood. Il Is the only Kid
ney medicine that does not constlpate.
Druggists sell II In New 80 Cent Size
and the regular N.OO size bottles
sample 9opis-molgA Jor trial, fr,s BY mail.
Dr. David Ksnrsdy Corporation, RoaOdut. NY.
DIX David Kennedy's Golden Drops
instant relief Neuralgia, Rheumatism
Bruises Burns, Use. 5Oc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
{. SUIT AGAINST
SALT LAKE CITY
{. n, Airs Wants the Municipality
EjoIned
FROM DIVER TING WATERS
OF Parley's Creek, Thus Preventing
Same From Flowing Through
The Crismon Canht

p. II. Airs today nled suit IN the
district court against Salt Lake city
for an injunction to prevent defendant
from diverting the surplus waters Of
Parley's creek and thus prevent the
same from flowing through the Cris-
mon ditch and thence 20 plaintiff s
land Plaintiff alleges that he is en-
titled by prior appropriation 20 said
said surplus waters and that defendant
last year constructed bitches about six
miles further up the canyon than the
Crism0n ditch and is divertlng the said
waters to which plaintiff is entitled.
II s alleged that the water SO divert
ed Is not used by the city for any
beneficial purpose but is allowed to 90
20 waste. BY reason OF such diver
sion plaintiff alleges that his farm has
been damaged Ia the sum OF $500 for
which amount he asks Judgment He
also asks that the city be enjolned from
continuing TO divert the water,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13

pany Is north on business trip TO
Montpelier where the company has a
large branch establishment
Mr. and Mrs o. H. Dormer have re-
moved 70 Los Angeles 70 i've. Mr. Dor
mer was for some years with the salt
Lake Hardware company and MIS-.
Doimer taught for some years In the
LEGAL public schools
Mrs Frank Knox has gone to Cali
fornia 70 meet her Two sons who have
just completed their school year at
Belmont They win spend the summer
in the Grand Canyon OF the Colorado,
and In the Yosemite valley
Colonel d. Y. Wheeler Of Denver, q
yeteral Of the Mexican war, 10 at the
Knutsford lie was wounded az Cheru-
busco, and cannon bali lifted the
crown Of his hat az Chapultepec. The
colonel has just been elected a member
of the Dickens club OF Denver.
II is understood that Mrs. Z, u. shep-
herd VIII remove this summer "a Re.
no, New, where Mr., Shepherd Is estab-
lIshed In business. Mrs. Shepherds de-
parture win be felt in local religious
and philanthroplcal circles, where she
has become widely known She was
especially interested In W. c, 7. U.
work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
SUPREME COURT WORK.
Cases That We're Argued Before
That Body Today.

The following cases were argued and
submitted before the supreme court to-
day. Anna Archibald VS. Louis Kolitz,
appellant; d. r. Dignan ct al. appel
lants, vs Eliza Nelson ct al. doing bus
mess as Pickett and Grieg
The following cases were argued and
submitted before the supreme court to-
terday. Lost Creek Irrigation company,
appellant. VS. William r. Rex ct ell.
George c. Whltmofe, appellant, VS. the
Rio Grande Western Railroad company.
In the former case Dist. Judge r. u
Lewis sat on the bench In the place Of
Justice Mccarty who WIS disqualified
by reason Of having tried the case IN
the court below.
The court has made orders In the
following cases: c. M Lumin vs. John
IS Howels, sheriff, appellant appeal
lisplsked for failure to file abstracts
within the proper time. w WrFelRer
q al. aprCllants W John r. D0oly ct
al, continued for the term. james Il.
Jarvis Is Sacramento Gold Mining
company, appeal dismissed without
pre,udIce Daniel J.. boyle IS Union
Pacific Railway company appellant.
ietltipu for a rehearinB denied utah
Savings and Trust company, admins
TRAITOR OF The Estate Of John Tasanan
deceased rs Diamond Coal and Coke
company appellant petition for re-
argument granted. set for May Is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
PERSONALS.

senator C. D. Alder IL back from q
Wyoming trip.
Samuel II. Auerbath has gone 10 New
York on a business trip.
William NJ. Butler Is home from
two weeks eastern jaunt.
Or. and Mrs. Il. o. Jones are home
from a trip TO New Orleans.
Capt Tom Dobson has gone 10 c.
dar Fort FOR visit with his sister,
Postmaster Murdoch OF Logan IL IN
the city. on brief visit.
james Stokes has gone west TO san
Francisco. well pleased with his visit
here.
George Ward. the well known butcher
has gone 10 southern California for his
health.
Cen. w. T. McGuFrin. commander Of
Michigan troops IN Cuba. Is IN the city
visiting with his brother, Frank E. Nc.
Gurrln.
General Manager O, 7, odell OF the
Consolidated Wagon q Mashlne com.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
HINES AFTER THEM. /.
Waterworks Superintendent viii Pur-
sue Yiolators Of Regulations.

supt. Frank L. Hines Of the water
works department, VIII commence a
crusade tomorrow against persons who
turn on their water after the depart.
ment has turned II on for delinquent
water taxes or failure to comply with
the regulations Of the department. The
ordinance provides that persons found
guilty OF turning on the water under
such circumstances shall be fined $50
Last year several persons were fined
for such offenses and Il is reported that
quite a number have been guilty OF the
offense this year. They have the idea,
no doubt, that after the water is turned
on for delinquent water taxes they can
turn It on agln al their own expense
and defeat the purpose OF the ordl-
nance. Investigations will be made to.
morrow by the department and some
arrests will likely follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
VERDICT For PLAINTIFFS.



Harris & Co.. Of South Omaha, wor
their case against the Oregon Short
Line in the federal court last evening
after The jury had been out for six
hours This action was brought
against the railroad company to re.
cnvcr the value Of several carloads of
cutie. t'pon thc verdict NJ the Jury
hung the issue III two other cases maxi
hig M an a judgment for N1.35 9G0 I'm
favor OF pl0lntlf The case Is SOME
what complicated and involved Brad
shaw Brothers agents for Harris e Goa
who have a case pending In the fed
eral court against Jamcs Chapman tn
American Falls banker who Is alleged
10 have held out $4,000 OF the Harris
money 90 wipe of an Indebtedness in
CURED by the Bmdshaws.
The case against the Short Line de-
Cidcd last evening involved q transac-
ton In cattle IN September 1893 Brad
shaw brothers loaded some cattle a.
Milford and Lund which were con-
signed to plaintiffs &C South Omaha
The cattle were turned over 20 the Rio
GraHde at Provo but some OF them
we're 20 weak that Il was found neces-
saly 10 take them 10 Lehl and
turn them out In the Bradshaw pas
lures IN order That they might recuper-
ate. The Rio Grande agent was notified
Of their arrival by telephone and he
gave a receipt for the bin OF loading
but not for the cattle. That Is said 10
be The last known Of the cattle
The court held that when the cat
tie were turned over to Bradshaw
Brothers they We're still In the charge
OF the oregon Short Line although the
defendant contended that the Brad
shaws were agents for Harris & co.
The jury found that the short Line vas
rsponsible for the shipment until Il
Ind duly received receipt for the
catte from the Rio Grande which de-
PENDANT was unatle to produce,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
CITIZENS COMPLAIN.
Protest Against Lack of Water In Salt
Lake & Jordan Canal.

Land and Water Commissioner Mac.
Knight has received a number OF com.
plants because OF lack OF lrrlgating
water 10 the salt Lake and Jordan
canal lie stated that a washout oc-
CURED In tho canal at the big bend
near cannons farm, which necessltat-
cd turning on the water entirely for
the past two days while the canal was
being repaired The water win be
turned In again today and Waterman
VII be placed az that point TO prevent
further trouble from washouts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
A CREDlTABLE INSPECTION.
First Infantry at Nephi Closely Scrutl'
nized by Captain SturgIs.

A company Of the First infantry at
Nephi, passed creditabe inspection the
other evening when Captain Sturgls of
the Artillery corps put the boys through
a course OF sprouts. The inspection Of
E company Of Bountlful has been post
poned because of the chaotic condition
Of that company's affairs. Fifteen OF
the members have been discharged,
seven will be court martialed and 9TH
ers are listed as deserters Colonel
Park proposes TO reorganlze the COM
pany and to prevent in the future any
recurrence Of the style of state inspec-
tion which he says Is at the bottom Of
all the trouble.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
DEATH or MRS. LOvELESS
Mau Found Dead on rio Grande Track
Near fIaplcton Believed 10 be Arr
thur wlghimen Of Payson.
Especial to The "Newsr)

Especial to the "News')
Provo. Utah, May iS.-Mrs. Lovlca
Loyeless, wife Of John j. Loveless, died
here this morning from Brlghts dis
ease, after seven months illness. The
deceased was born In Spanish Fork in
1866, and with her husband lived in
spanish Fork canyon for many years
until a year ago when the family NOV
ed to Provo. She leaves q husband and
four children. The funsrol Will take
place Thursday at 2 p. H., from the
Sixth ward Westinghouse
VICTIM OF EPILEPSY.
Samuel Haddeld, IL man about 90
years of age, died OF epilepsy at his
HON con Provo Bench last night The
deceased has relatives In this city and
Springyille, The funeral win be held
from his late residence tomorrow.
BELIEVED TO BE ARTHUR
W1GHTMAN
The man found dead on the Rio
Grande track near Mapleton yesterday
afternoon Is now believed TO be Arthur
Wightman Of Payson His relatives viii
come here this afternoon for the pur-
pose of identifying the body,
REMAINS OF JACOB MILLER
The remains OF Jacob y. Miller who
died at the Grler House on Monday,
VIII be sent to Richdeld for interment
tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
FEDERAL COURT CASES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

w, +. Wanless has been admitted 10
practise at the bar Of the federal court.
The damage suits OF John Boss VS.
Centennial Eureka. and James Kurain
aud NJ NJ. Regan vs. DAILY West. were
dismissed yesterday on motion OF cau1.
sci for plaintiffs they having been set.
tied out of<ccurt. The frat named Was
for INJURIES received through Boss fall
lng down an unprotected ore chute
while the last two We're cases connect
ed with the big explosion Of last sum
mer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
NOTICE OF TRANSFER.
Department of Commerce to Deal With
Cinnamon Hereafter.

Internal Revenue Collector caiister
has received notice from Washington
that after July the matter OF the reg,.
istratlon Of Cinnamon win be transfer
red from the revenue department. to the
new department OF commerce. The
work Of making the transfer Is no small
job as the Office here has a record and
certificates Of registration OF every
Chlnaman In this district,which lncud-
es Utah. Montana aud Idaho. since the
law went into effect nine years ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
SIGNED BY THE MAYOR.
City's Executive Approves Liberty
Park Greenhouse Contract.

Mayor Thompson today signed the
contract for the construction Of the
Liberty park greenhouse, which was
approved by the city council on Mon
day night The contract was awarded
TO A. L. Hamlin, and the building VIII
be commenced at once, Among the
other matters passed upon by the coun-
ell and approved by the mayor today
are the appropriation Of 800 to the
G. A. r. and Utah Philippine Veterans
20 aid IN the Memorial day exercises;
the promotion OF Capt Earl to secre-
tary OF the fire department and the APP
polntment OF two substitute police Of
flcers during the summer months
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
sHANKs GETS A DIVORCE.
Former Pastor of East Side Baptist
Church Separated From His Wife.

Judge Hall today granted Ernest II.
shanks. formerly pastor OF the East
Side Baptist church, divorce from his
wife, Vesta Shanks, on the ground Of
desertion. They were married in Val
parlso, Ind. and defendant deserted
her husband in this city on Oct 10,
1900, and is now living IN Chicago.
When she left her husband she took
with her their two boys, the custody OF
whom the court today awarded to Mr.
Shanks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
DOC TRIEYEs AT MORN.

Reports have been received at police
headquarters Of the existence OF gang
Of dog thieves on the west side. Il II
claimed that they systematically steal
valuable canlnes and then hold them
until advertised and a reward offered
They are heH returned and the re-
Nard collected The police are making
au Investigation OF the matter and
some arrests may follow soon,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
Decree or Foreclosnre.

Judge Hall today rendered a decree OF
foreclosure IN favor OF plainin IN the
case OF Henry K Higson VS. J. Frank
Pickering The amount OF the judg.
ment Is s2,537.SO and 800 attorneys fees
and the property foreclosed is part Of
lot 1, block 30 plat b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
STOCKS WERE SLUGGISH.
Only Seven Stocks Participated in
Afternoon Call.

The mining stock market displayed a
sluggishness this afternoon with no
perceptibie change in the range OF
prices Only seven stocks participated
IN the trading on the exchange as fol-
lows.
Daly.Judge, % al $50.
Lower Mammoth. 100 at la; 400
at l.4S; 900 at i.i3is; 600 al i.t2is; 500 al
La. 20 Cat l.4iis; 400 at Ia.
Star Con-. 1900 at %.
lUucle Sam. 100 AZ q,
New York. 100 at 25is.
Victor, 100 at 22h 1000 at 22Mi 100
at 22&.
Yankee Con, 1000 at ~; 100 at IS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
POsTNAsrERs Axp PENSIONS.


Washington, D. c., May l2.-Post-
masters appointed Idaho-Mayheid,
Elmore county Harry Jackson. vice
lrena C0rder, resigned.
sweet Boise county, Warren Taylor,
vice Frank A. holland. resigned
Pensions granted Utah-Orlginal-
Temple Short, harvest, Sc.
Wyoming-Mlnors Of Charles W. Lyl.
te Buffalo, SIS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
Verdict for Campbell.

The Jury IN the case OF A. S. Camp
bell vs Henry Fares which was tried In
Judge Stewards court yesterday, IN 3
morning returned verdict IN favor OF
plaintlf for ssCll7 The action was
brought TO recover that amount as dam
ages for the failure OF defendant 10 de-
liver to plaintiff 100 shares of DAILY
West stock according to contract.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-13
Wants a Divorce.

Anna S eager has filed suit for a.
yorce against Harry eager on the
grounds OF desertion and failure to sup
port They We're married al Rosslond,
British Columbia on Nov 4 1896.