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Churchill standard. (Fallon, Nev) 1903-1908, 1904-06-18
Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the co.
partnership heretofore existing between
W. IL. Dalrymple and Richard Wildes
has this day been dissolved, W. II. Dali
rympls retiring. All bills owing to said
firm are payable to Wildes Brothers,
and all obligations of said firm will be
paid by Wildes Brothers.
w. ii. DALRYMPLE.
RICHARD WlLDES.
Dated at Fallon, New, May Il, 1904.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03
Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT


Record al me local Office " the weather
bureau Tor the q hours endlng NJ q !"
today,
Barometer reading az 6a M. y II
inches. temperature 900 %. ~, n a.
grccs maximum u minimum. .l. 'h'""'
"A which D. degrees below normal
Drtcleucy of the daily mean tompcl'-
turc Since the hrst of lho MONTH doe
deficiency of daily mean temperature
ExcSss ia precipitation since JAM O.
&26 inches.
FORECAST TLL6P. NJ. SUNDAY
Local forecast ior sal Lake cay ana
vicinity.
For Ltuh- Forecast taken 'i Denver
VAN lon.ght and Sunday okocp posi-.
bly, thundershower south portion SUNDAY ,
warmer tonight
For Wyoming
Fair tonight and Sunday warmer
WEATHER CONDITIONS
Tho barometer b. highest over thr mid.
do and northern Rocky mountain slope
northern plateau. and Atlantic states. unl
lowest over the southern plateau. ana
lake region.
Precipitation occurred over PORTIONS nl
Colorado, Arizona Kansas. North Daku'
Ia South pakOta, Minnesota. Missouri
Arkansas, illinois Michigan New York
Texas and Louisiana Thundertorm5
were reported in Texas Arkansas ana ll.
llnols
The temperature frIl 10 degrees or more
over portions of Missouri ana rose 10 De-.
grocs over portions of Vermont with
slight changes elsewhere Light frost
was reported nt Lander Wyoming With
ID minimum temperature of 20 degrees.
IL. j. HYATT
Local F0rocaStCr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03
A BEAUTIFUL INTERIOR.

A rare combination Of beauty and
art is revealed BY peep into the beau
tlful fur store Of Mr. and Mrs. /. G.
Glosz 40 go Main street, Mahogany
and nickle plated fixtures and plate
glass mirrors serve 10 set on the beau
tiful display Of fine furs among which
are some OF the choicest ever shown
here.
A feature Of this cosy little den Is the
beautiful orched ceiling on which Is
tastefully painted, by hand, six artistic
figures. Two Of them especially being
interesting showing Cleopatra In differ
ent poses. old Father Time with his
scythe occupies the wall IN the rear end,
aud 40 frosted cut glass incandescents
furnish light The whole interior Is
beautiful and interesting and a visit
" inspection would certainly be de-
lightful,
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Absosss.

W. n. Harrison. Cleveland, Miss,
writes, Aug. TO- 1902 u want TO say A
word Of praise for Billiards. Snow Lima
ment. stepped on a nail. which caus-
ed the cords In my leg TO contract and
an abscess to rise IN my knee, and the
doctor told me that | would have a
stlff lex, no one day | went to j, T.
Lords drug store who is now IN Den
YER Colo) Re recommended a bottle
OF Snow Linament; / got a zoe size
and Il cured my leg II Is the best lin
ment In the world.
Assesses, with few exceptions
are indicative Of constipation or debll-
ny They may, however result from
blows or from foreign bodies, introduc-
ed into the skin or flesh, such as splln-
ters thorns, etc,
Sold by 4, G. NJ. / Drug Dept.
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INFORMATION WANTED,

Mrs. Thompson residing az $40 II st.
Tacoma Wash Is anxious 10 know the
whereabouts Of her aunt Mary Rich
ordsou the daughter Of Harriet OAR
row. who IN 1873 while on her way to
the state OF Washington, Joined the
church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day
Saints and remained In Utah. Any one
knowing her or her children wifi please
answer this and obigc Elder e, W.
Grange. =. O. Box 67i Tacoma, Wash.
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SALT LAKER TILTED,
A Woman Did II aud Her Name is
Miss Elizabeth Livingstone,

The announcement OF the marriage N
Miss Elizabeth Livingstone. GD Canyon
city, colo. last week 10 % Mr. Kelly
formerly of California comes as quito "a
surprise to her friends In This city,
where she was formerly employed az
Johusons photograph studio, aud as
wthor a bitter disappointment 10 o. g..
Sinclair manager 700 Mccoy'7 livery
stable. to whom she was gagged To- be-
married up to short time ago.
Mr. Sinclair says that u was UNDER
stood that they were 10 Boz married a7
soon as Miss Livingstone paid visit
10 her old home iu Canada ON % busi-
ness trip About Two months ago
however the young lldy met the Gale
fornIa man and u seems that IL was "a
case of love 40 first sight Sinclair did
not think anything ot the young ladys
apparent attachment for Kelly until
she broke several engagements with
him 10 90 out with Kelly About 10
days ago no called "a Miss Llvlngst0ue's
home and was Informed that she had
lott the city ljr supposed that she
had gone 10 Canada and did not know
differently until the announcement NJ
her marriage Vas received tie lis now
mourning the loss of the money oX.
pended during the three years Of their
courtshlp In diamond rings aud other
costly presents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03
THE LATE HENRY RElsER
Assembly Hall Tomo

Henry Rser who died this The l ult, and whose funeral
takes place the Salt Lake Assembly Hall sunday 1880 was
Of the carly settlers Utah lie born staheg Canton Zurich
Switzerland Henry eeer aud Susannah Of
whore he learned the French
language the matchmaker and where he married his wife su
whom baptized the church Of Jesus Christ Of
latoday 6 1859 by Elder Henry isg lie received the Offices
Priest and Elder his native land and m April 1850 departed for Utah.
crossing William arrived the
valley that December 1860 he chosen
counselor to Elder Karl Macr the presidency OF the German meetings
ocli either president from that time until
period 1872 1874 he filled
ID native land presiding the Bern and Jua
bapizng Susannah died during
whore he lived
many years mcmb Of the High Priests lie
had the ordinance for
nearly extending Elder Rclser
family whom preceded him behind the veil He
grandchildren
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NEW PARK PLANNED.
Scheme is to Make One Of South East
Temple Street Boulevard.

A plan win boz considered by the
county commissioners In the near tut
urc TO make a park Of the south East
Temple street boulevard which ex-
tends from Tenth TO Twelfth South
street. The proposition Is to make the
drive 70 feet wide and park the street
on each side 2Oia feet and put I'm eight
foot sidewalks on each side. with the
aid Of trees, grass and flowers the
boulevard could be made one Of the
pretuest park streets In the country.
II Is naturally very pretty drive
and at the present time no heavy We
hlcles are allowed ON e at all II the
plan to make a park OF Il Is carried out
Il Is probable that the street railway
company viii extend Us West Temple
street line TO Twelfth South and thence
over to state street and thus be able
10 furnish transportation directly 70 the
south end OF the park
An ordinance dedlcatlng the proposed
district as a public park has been draft
cd by Chairman Anderson Of the board
OF county commissioners, and will be
considered at the next meeting Of the
board.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
THE REAYIs SYSTEM BUILDS
SPLENDID NEW HOUSES
on INCOMPATIBLE
Terms.

The record NJ the ReavIs system m
puttlng roofs over the heads ot no fami-
lies I'M one wear is the best fccummen-
dalton 10 can offer ana ~ the best reason
why YOU should have your house built by
the Rcayls system
Bushes Ike lu ts methods honest IN Us
Business Ike IN ltg methods, honest IN its
p0.lcIes. simple ana fair IN It's contracts,
tho Reayis system has glven 10 the people
the best incorporating plan ON earth
The Ueayis system Is aggressive and
determined 20 continue 20 do the largest
home building business IN the world. and
10 expects 10 accomplish this result by
dealing openly and fairly with the public
The Reayis system plan Is this. That u
Won own n lot the ReaVls system VIII
draw the plans examine your abstract
and make an COnveyanCes without cost
The entire amount necessary 20 build the
house win De- supplied without commission
and building operations always commence
as soon as YOU sign the necessary con-
. tracts.
The monthly payments are actually
less than rent ana including interest
amount 20 the following SUMS
ON 500 house monthly payment w 500
on $40 house monthly payment Is 800
on NW0 house monthly payment Ia
on 1890 house monthly payment ls
ll2O0,
ON $3.50 house monthly payment Is
$500
ON 1900 house monthly payment is
1870,
on $500 house monthly payment is
s2j.O0
on 5000 house monthly payment Ia
5000.
on $500 house monthly payment is
800
Rear IN mind that under the REAVlS
SYSTEM YOU do not have 20 buy any
stock. pay any initiation fee, or pay for
appraIsIng your pr0pcrty-ln fact, there
are no expense except recording papers
and your monthly payments do not begin
until your house Ia finished,
Take this friendly tip backed 10y the
experience Of host Of salt lakcrs
DON'T Buy AN OLD HOUSE BUT
BUILD a NEW ONE
Don't hesitate about calling on THE
REAVIS SYSTEM TO have the plan eN-
paincd In detail. Always you arc well
como and oven Il YOU don't build, Il ia
considered by us a pleasure TO explain
our system, THE REANlS SYSTEM"
Is of the people and Cor the people aud
If SIN doing the greatest home building
business In the world at the Same old
stand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03
KoLITZ EXCURSION
To Provo Canyon, Sunday, Sept. ith,

The most picturesque spot In Utah.
a grand panorama of dazzling water
falls, rugged mountain peaks, over
hanging Gins. rushing torrents. gush.
lng springs OF cold water. stately pine
;tacs with a background Of solid rock
and a foreground OF beautiful autumn
tinted foliage. Fare Si.25 for the round
trip, Leave Salt Lake $3.50 a, m. Re
turning leave Bridal Veil Falls 700 p.
m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03
AUCTION.


G., W. BOUTON. MANAGER DEsERET
Furniture CO.. li5-lf South West Temple
Street has about Loo miscellaneous see
0nd-hand books that are worth from 1jc
TO 500 eacn which he will place on sale
Monday next az Toe, for your choice OF
the entire lot lie viii also place on sale
"a beautiful pictures and frames, that
are worth from s. ~ 20 800 each. at 800
apiece He Is receiving all kinds OF furnl-
ture, bed and bedding, daily and will sell
the same at e their value II you want
bargains, do not fal 10 call and be con-
WINGED that you can purchase more goods
Of every description FOR less money than
can be purchased elsewhere IN the city
Remember the place 1917 South West
Temple STREET Three doors south Of the
Tribune Building
TERMS, ylO0 ON So $40 ON 500, NO
interest, on furniture carpets. ranges
curtains baby carriages and go-carts l.
* H. Furniture & Carpet lnstallment
House. Complete houseturnishers.
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HUGH W. DOUOALL

Has opened his studio at the Clayton
Music company, lO9 South Main. lie
Is enrolling pupils daily In voice culture,
hours . to I, to- Correspondence In
Wted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03

Manufacturers OF fuo furs, and t0yl-
dermists are now located ut 70 east
Third South. corner state street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03

MRS. LIZZIE GEIsIER, 3s6 W .rHlRl,,
North, attends cases before, during ane
after confinement. Will nurse pauen, -
her home II dislrec References CIV"
Zen Phone 56l.k. Independent sQn
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ford Ohio, Miss Anna Lowry Rankin,
1900 University Of Indiana Miss Alice
Ewing Fo0te, 1902. Wilson college, Al.
bert Blohm, 1901, Wabash Miss Lodica
Mdudo SecleX 1909 Charlton college;
carl liauorbach, 1891 Armour institute;
Charles l.. Johns. 1908, and Edward l..
TroxcIl 1904 Westminster college, Salt
Lake city.
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$500 TELEPHONES

For ResldcnCCs1
Unlimited service.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BELL TELE-
PHONE co.
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CALIFORNIA
EXCURSIONS.
August 18th to September 18th,
inclusive,

Via Oregon Short Line Round trip
10 San Francisco or Los Angeles. both
ways Via Ogden $3.50, Going via Og.
den and returning via Portland or vice
versa, $3.50, Limit Oct. 23rd. See
agents Tor full particulars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03

THREE SACRIFICE SALES.
Near lst SO. and IN West.
TWO t-rn frame cottages, city
water, south front, rock founda-
ton
$3.50 each
3.rm brick and summer kitchen,
lawn, vines, city water. SLOO; $50
cash down bal, so per month
All under mortgage must be
sold al these low figures.
Edward NJ, Ashton, 3Ol.303 News
Building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03

We pay 4 per cent interest per annum
ON 81 10 5000 Ilon's Savings Bank
& Trust co. Joseph e. Smith, PrcsI-
dent George NJ Cannon Cashier
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AGENTS WANTED.

AN EXPERIENCED CANVAssER
Apply az the News Office,
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

BLACKsMITIrs SHOP AND TOOL
cheap Enquire $50 South Second East,
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sI.OO TELEPHONES.

For Residences.
20 outgoing calls per month. No
charge for incoming calls. 2lac for ex-
cess calls.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

In the East Min Creek Precinct Of
said County ] have In my posses.
sion the following described estray ami.
mails. which II not claimed and taken
away VIII be sold at public auction TO
East Min Creek Precinct. ON Thursday
the Sth day of September. 1904, at the hour
Of l2 O'clock noon Description: One sorrel
mare. about eight years old. branded n
ON left shoulder Said animal Is held by
me TO secure the payment OF s damages
done by said animal upon the premises Of
Elizabeth Crlsmon on August Goth, l04
SAID estray was taken up by me ln said
Albert Capson, Poundkeepcr Of East
Mill Greek Precinct.
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DRESsM AkINo.

FASHIONABLE DREsSMAKINK AT
moderate prices Mrs Annie Clessold
9G NJ Street
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MehO.y the Furrier, Knut,iord Block

Mehesy's Famous Furs, a synonym Of
excellence. Hnutsford Hotel block.
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CARPET CLEANING.
BOILER MAKERS.
APARTMENT HOUSES.

THE FIELDS, ELEVATOR SERVICE
electric light, steam heat, baths, 2i east
First South.
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Ward
Entertainments.

A testimonial will be given Miss Ivy
Hout2 I'm the Seventh ward meeting
house on Friday evening, Sept. 9, prior
to her departure to Europe where she
viii study music The following pro-
gram viii be rendered;
Solo,. o.. ......M Mr.. Walter Spencer
Solo with violin obligato .,,,,,.,
....,....., miss X. Fitzpatrick
Reading.,... ..Miss Catherine Butte;
Solo,. 900. Mr. Bert HammertOu
Duet. Mrs. j. Clinton and Mrs, Burns
Violin solo,. Prof Willard II, Weihe
Plano solo,, Miss Eva Richardson
4 farewell entertainment I'm honor N
Elder Fred w. Hodgson viii be given
IN the Third ward Westinghouse on
Friday night, Sept, ., commencing at
8 o'clock The young man leaves
shortly oo mission 10 the Neither
lands, and his friends are cordially In.
vited to assist IN giving him a good
send-o6. The program to be rendered
is as follows'
lnNocatlon,,,.,,. ,,,...,,.,,,., cd. ,.
Plano s0lo.,"n . Miss Alice Dunbar
Soprano SOLO. miss Ruth Dahlqulst
Duet. Messrs. Albert Il. Brady and
u.,,, '"',,'.''.,.,,., dos Poll
Violin solo,. .,,,uMr Ole Berkhoel
Baritone solo..,., ,,..... ,.,,...
.,, O., MIR w. A, Chrlstopherson
Relation o. Miss Vida Jones
Piano solo, O., Miss Rachel Snow
Mixed quartet, Messrs. r. O.. Gill,
4 q NnVIh4rg aud Aflaan1
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LOST.

SILK BELT. STERLING SILVER
buckle between Third South and Salt
Palace Return 26i Main Reward
BAY HORSE, WITH NEW SHOES ON
and crooked hind ankle, Finder notify 2i2
State Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03

Last Saturday night ball Of the sea-.
son. Saltair tonight.
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The
Semi
Weekly
News.

Is Issued Mondays and Thur sdays
and contains all ihc cream OF the
Daily and Saturday News.
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IRON FENCE WORKS.

up TO DATE IRON FENCES.
cheaper than wood. Crager Wire & Iron
Works. 5Si state ST.
WM. h ARMSTRONG, MACHINIsT.
Iron Fence Works Rear ~ "a West
North Temple
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Double orchestra, continuous dane.
Ing Saltair, Labor Day, 30 trains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03

Public LonR-Distanoe Telephones,
with sound-proof booths Telephone
building, state street. city
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MAIN BANKING FLOOR,
1884 MAIN ST
I'D THE Il. c. NJ T. Is OPPOSITE.
FUTILE BROS. & WOOLLEY.
No flq Main 81


FUTILE BROS & WOOlIEN.
No, ll9 Main 81
Our business established IN ISL We
have sold millions OF dollars worth OF
property ana many spectators have made
fortunes 10y sticking 90 our Office. IL will
pay you. W" have made a study OF real
estate and are sure we can help YOU even
though YOU are simply buying a home,
We can't advertise an Our properties,
Here are q few good buys;
No. ASA handsome Broom modern
brick Sc, large lot j2,lO0.
No. 8,l-Ncw broom brick. south front,
near 9TH h, on Sth 5, st., SltQ0,
No. 2Hi--bXl1 cor on Sth 5, 81, SlGO.
No, yJ5l-juslness properly ~ feet front
ON state ST., close, S.ljO
No. ZGii-An elegant bran new Groom
modern buzz brick on lth r. St. az
your own terms tor &, ~,
II costs you nothing TO call and talk
with u.s.. about real estate There are six
To- active real estate men associated I'm
our office, always someone In from $50
a, mr an 8 p. M WIN go with you ana
show property Take elevator Use phone.
We have bOtn phones.
FUTILE bros. q WO0LLEY,
Progress Herald Building.
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MR. ALFRED BEST, JR., TENOR,

Desires TO announce the opening OF
his new studio AZ 81 Manx building,
on Saturday, Sept 3, 1904, where his
former and future pupils win be made
welcome
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Last Saturday night ball OF the sea-
son, Saltalr tonight
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED YOUNG LADY WITH
taste for AIT 10 learn book and magazIne
illustrating. Address T. G. this office.
GIRLS-FOR TEN DAYS. OUR
charges will be only 20 per cent regular
office fee, FOR best position In city Brinc
this ad 2o5 Atlas Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-03

Genuine ROYAL BREAD - pure and
bears our label with the crown. Al all
GroCers and first class Restaurants.
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Double orchestra, continuous dane
Ing, Saltalr, Labor Day 30 trains.
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Miss Gratia Flanders

VIII be In her piano studio, l0ij cast
South Temple street Wednesday, Sept
T. from 10 a. m. until " noon 10 regis
ter pupils. Pupils desiring hours should
apply at this time. Regular lessons be-.
gin Thursday afternoon.
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Double orchestra. continuous dane.
ing, saltdlr Labor Day, 80 trains.
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LM,HIGLEY HoNEsTPLUMBER
Reliable Electric Wiring
q S. MARTIN COAL co.
r. sentsol Fur Co.

Office 4 West First South
Phones 500
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PIERPoNT SCHOOL.

Oratory Physical Culture, Litera-
ture, 1853 Com. club Bldg Opening
Sept H.. Phone ask
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Double orchestra, continuous dane.
Ing, Saltalr Labor Day 30 trains.
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THE FIRM or HARRINGTON a.
Courtney hitherto at 10 West Second
South Street have dissolved partnership
and Harrington will notify the public
where he will be shortly.
49, 5. HARRINGTON.
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OUR MEN MAKE 500 TO 5000 PER
day fitting glasses our A-page FREE
EYE BOOK tells an about II. Write
JacksonIan Optical College, College Place,
Jackson, Michigan
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TO DAYS TEMPERATURE,

YESTERDAYS RECORD
Highest .,.,s go, ts ,,,s ,t,,tt
Lowest CO.. ,.,.'s o. ,st.''s''t0d
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NEW OR 2ND-HAND. CASH. TRADE
or terms. soTensen-stoutt CO., IS Il. End
South 81.
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ToMHsToNEs.

n. MCKENZIE. MONUMENTS AND
tombstones. Write for prices. i.9 State
street.
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Personal.

GENEALOGICAL WORK A SPECIAL.
" All Kinds records copied James ID
3tIrliug, &c 9TH East st. salt Lake City
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ELEGANT BROOM MODERN BRICK.
With range, so. 55i South Sth r. Tel SHY.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-06-03
FIGHT MAY BE MADE ON THE
ORDER OF THE CHIEF JUSTICE

as it was prepared, it was taken by
Attorney General Gilmer and his asso-
ciate counsel, Busbee and Fuller to the
Federal court, where they offered it
and the Attorney General made a mo-
ton requesting Judge Purnell to pass
upon its form and sufflciency according
to the order of the Chief Justice. Day
and Argo who were present as counsel
for Receivers Meares and MoBee OBJ
jected to immediate consideration, say
ing they wanted to be heard. Judge
Purnell said he would hear the matter
$3.50 tomorrow morning. Counsel for
the state urged that there be immedi-
ate consideration, and again called at
tention to the fact that the judge was
only required to pass upon the suffi-
cheney Of the bond.
Directly after this matter thus ended,
the news flew that Attorney Day had
stated that the tight would be made
against the legality OF the order of the
Chief Justice, that is his order of su-
persedeas, on the ground that it was
issued a few minutes too late and that
when 1t was signed. the receivers were
already in charge.
The Governor has already stated that
If there was any further hitch or trou-
bic about this receivership business, he
would instantly call the legislature in
special session and make one of the
most searching Investigations ever
made in North Carolina.