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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-06-02
LAS FUERZAS
.JUDICIALES.

"lPondria las lnanos al fuegol''
es una expresion muy com i'm pa
ra asegurar la verdad dc 10 que Sc
enuncia. Esta Erase proverbial tie
ne su origen en- las pruebas judi
ciales de- la Edad Media.
Es sabido, on efecto, que en- aque
lia epoca los iueces SO atenian 4 Ia
prueba para condenar q absolver q
un inculpado. lie aqnf en- que con
sistia esta Operacion: 81 acusado,
despues dc haber sido puestO q die
ia durante tres dias, ola la misa;
durante esta ceremonial SO enroie-
cia en- 81 fuego una barra de HE
rro, de una 0 tres libras de peso;
terminada la misa, 81 psciente to.
maba el hierro candente en- la ma
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-06-02
CORTE DE PRUEBAS.

La Corte de Pruebas por este
condado de Taos, SO reunio on ter
minO especial 81 dia 20 de Mayo,
estando Presente 81 hon Manuel
Garcia, Juez dc Pruebas. Los ST.
guientes negociOs fueron tranza-
dos:
En- la materia del finado Pedro
Sanchez 4 cuenta de /. B. Catron,
en- contra dc dicho Estado, por la.
suma de 5 1879. 90, fne aprobadA
Y la misma fue Ordenado su psgo
de los productos y efectos dc dichO
Estado.
7. P. Martin presento una cuen-
ia en- contra del Estado de la fina-
da Francisco 7. de Maxwell Y Ia
misula fue aprobada.
Pasa a Ia pagina 2da.
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FUERZA DE
VOEUNTAD.

uno de los principales factores one
contribuyen 4 Ia realization de I'M
proyecto y 81 exito de empresa, es,
4 no dudarlo, no precisamente 81
capital que 50 invierte en- ella, ST.
nn Ia fuerEa de voluntad del en-
prendedor
Quien posee fuerza de voluntad
tiene aaegurado, en- dos ,terceras
parties contra una, triunfar de los
obstdcuIos que Sc interpongan en-
Ia cousecucion de sus propdsitos de
hombre de negocios, de industrial
q do ap6stol dc la ciencia.
Tener fuerza de voluntad es alb
rigar un corazdn bien templado pa
ra soportar, sin quebranto, los mas
desesperantes reyeses de Ia fortu-
ma; es alimentar una fe ciega, pc
renne, en- Ia obtencion del triunfo.
Esos hombres de voluntad fer
rea, intransigentes con todo 10 que
no sea un numvro del programa
que SO han trazado para ruzar una
ruta, y que van hacia adelante, en-
lfnea recta, con la intuici6n dc los
videntes, Ia mirada fila on un solo
punto del horizonte, sin'reparar en-
los escollos que les obstruyen Ell
psso, nj en- los zarxales que les san
gran las plantas, nj en- Ia distancia
que los aniquila, esos son los con-
qnistadores del gran dios Exito-
En- la lucha a mano armada por
los corifeos de un principle politi-
co 8 los oatalladores de una cansa
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Los r1iIIOhes Pasan 4 la viuda,

Silverton, Colo, Mayo 2S-El tesS
tamento y Ultima vovuntad del mi
llonario minero de Colorado,
Eduard G. Stoiber, que murid en-
en- Paris, como dos meses pasados
y cuyO cuerpo fue lleyado q Den
yer, para su entierro, fue protoco-
ladO para su aprobacion en- la cor
to de condado hoy. Todo 81 estado
consiste de valuables recIainos mi
Deros y propiedad rafz, 81 que fue
dejado a Ia viuda, que fue nombra
da ejecutora. Ell testamento fue
llevado d Silverton por d abogado
H. F. Fay. Todo el estado de Stoi-
Der SO estima entire un million Y
dos millones de pesos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-06-02
CONCLUYO SUS Ia
REAS Ell LUNES.
la Tragedia de PehascO.
Sc VentiIara en- Sep
tiembre, en- Santa Fe.
Vicente GallegOS. 20 Amos
En- Ia PenitenCiarfa
Territorial.

Las siguieutes causas fucron
cOntinnadas para 81 prd~imo ter
mino:
Dos querellas contra Malaqufas
CortS6H Gregorio Garcia.
En- Ia causa de Floyd q Ham
blen vs.. Lucero, sobre moci6n del
demandadO. 81 official especial,
Juan dc Herrera, fue ordenado dc
preparar un bin de costos.
La causa dc Hugo Iceberg vs..
&. B. Grow, esta causa habiendo
venidO para d dia %, sobrc mo-
ci6n do A. Gusdorf, pidiendo per
misc para intervenir, Ia corte es-
tandO satisfecha de las premisas, Ia
intervention fue aceptada.
Ell tsrritorio vs. Julian Vigil, el
jurado que considerd en- Ia misma
10 halo con culpa y 81 demanda-
do di0 aviso pOr nuevo juicio.
Ell territorio vs. Vicente Gale
gos, por estnpro, las parties SO pre-
sentaron Abbott y I.aughlin por
Ia prssecucidn y j. B. Lusk por la
defensa. Tn iurado fu5 eecogido
J el acusado fue hallado con culpa.
FL iuea 10 impnso una condena de
90 amos a Ia penitenciarfa terrific
rial.
La causa del territorio VS.. Ju-
lian vigil por usar una arma NOR
tffsra de una manera amenazante,
Ia causa fue desechada.
FL territorio vs.. Julian Vigil,
por insultar mientrss armada, el
acusad0 hablendose hallado con
culpa pOr an iuradO, la corte le
iinpuso una muIta de 500, 90 y
los costoe.
El territorio vs.. Rafael Vigil,
pOr asalto con arina mortifera. Ia
causa fue desechada por la corte.
QUERELIAS.
FL S6bedo en- la manana el gran
jurado reportd las siguicntes que
rtllae:
Fl territorio VS.. Rafael Vigil,
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-06-02
CuriOso DesCubrirniento.

Tn peri6dico Italiano dio una
noticia que bien merece ser repro
ducida.
A consecuencia de los dltimos
terremotos de la region calabresa,
Sc ha desviado el curso de un rio
de Italia Meridional, del Voselo
que pasa csrca de Cosenza.
Algunos campesinos descubrie-
ron en- 81 lechO antigno tel rio unas
enormes Piedras que por su dispo-
sicion pArecfan colocadas aIlf por
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-06-02

patriotica, siempre han sido, sal
vo raras excepciones, los vencedo-
res quienes han aportado Ia con-
tienda mas contianza, mas sereni-
dad, mas esperanza en- Ell triunfo,
que son la trilogfa de elementos
que denuncia en- quien los tiene,
una fuerza de voluntad incontras-
table.
En- el mundo conlercial sucede
identica cosa. FL comerciante que
lanza q la circulacion, on un nego-
clio, todc su capital, y tiene Ia SUI
iciente fuerza de volnntad do pro,
seguir sus operaciones 4 traves dc
una etapa LENA de fracasos y alter
nativas problematicas, hasta 81 d.
limo instante, on Ia Inayoria do las
veces 10 hemUs vistO levantarse de-
su postracidn y encumbrarse a las
mas atlas cilnas do Ia prosperidad.
La historic universal estG LENA
de elemplos semejantes, On todas
las fases que abarca la inteligencia
humana, y asf tenemos descubrido.
res como Colon, quien gracias Ia
fuerza de yoluntad dc que did prue
bas durante toda su vida v en- ID
travesfa del oceauo, en- medic ds
una tripulaci6n sin fe y LENA de-
desesperacion. pndo yer reaIizada
su magma obra del descubfimento
de America; tenemos sabios como
Calico, quien debido a la fuerza
de voluntad con que sostdvo su te-
sis de la evolucion del planeta to-
rrestre, inici6 a la humanidad en- 81
conocimiento de IN principle tras-
cendental; tenemos libertadores CO.
mo HidaIgo, y, pOr dltilno, hom-
bres de ciencia, como Edison, que
debido 4 la 70 luntad irreductibie
que posee, ha emprendido y lleva-
do q cabo obras verdaderamente
prodigiosas, en- las cuaIes ha traba
iado amos y amos, hasta ver corona
dos sus esfuerzos con el exito.
Hombres con fuerza de volun-
tad es 10 que necesitan las naciones
para ser grandes y prdsperas.
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no, 10 levantaba una 8 varias veces
| y 10 llevaba 4 una distancia mas Q
menos grande (generalmente nue.
ye pasos). En- seguida Sc b ponia Ia
inano en- un saco que SO cerraba
exactamente y sobre el cual 81 juez
ponia nn sello. ST tres dias despues,
quitadOs los ssllos yabierto el saco,
u mano no presentaba ningnna hue
la de quemadura, el acusado era
aeclarado como inocente; de 10 con
trario, 81 gradc de su culpabilidad
se establecia, 81 grado de su culpa-
bilidad % establecia segun 81 ma
yor 8 menOr D1mero de huelIas de
jadas pOr eI fuegO.
Esta prueba tenia algunas va
riantes: unas veces 81 acusado ca
minaba con los pies desnudOs sobre
carbones encendidos 8 sObre barras
enrojecidas; otras SO le obligaba 4
ponerse un guante de hierro tam.
bien enrojecido. Hoy nos pregun
tamos de que modo la jurisdiction
do aquella epoca podia reconocer
4 un inocente; on realidad solo los
Isimuladores " Ia stimulation era
fdcil) escapaban de Ia pena capital.
Sabemos qne SavOnarola rehus6 su
frir la pena del fuego que Ie pro.
ponia un contradiction -.
FL aqua era ignalinente emplea-
da con d mismo objeto: esta prue-
ba consistia simpIemente en- sumner
CIR la mano y el antebrazo hasta 81
codo en- una vasija de aqua hirvien
to para sacar uu anillo. La culpa-
bilidad = la inocencia resuItaban
igualnente de las cOnsecuencias
dc la quemadura. Pero solamen-
te,los mobiles, los hOmbres hbres,
tenian derecho q la ordalia del aqua
hirviente 8 del hierro candente. Ell
pueblo bajo era sometido q la del
aqua fria: inmovilizado el pacien
to, SO 10 ligaba fuertemente la ma.
no derecha con 81 pie izquierdo y
la nano izquierda con 81 pie dere-
cho; on este estado Sc le echaba al
aqua. 81 Sc hnndia era declarado
lnocente, 81 sobre nadaba SO le to-
mia por criminal y SO le ahorcaba,
aplicando asf la maxima: el aqua
conserya en- su seno al que es puro
y arroja al culpable. Por 10 tan
to, triste alternative para el siervo:
ahogarse inocente, 8 ser ahorcado
culpable.
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inano del hombre. Removieronlas
" notaron con profundo estupor
que aquellas piedras formaban nm
verdadero terreno.
En- el hueco encontraron una
calavera y variOs huesos, los hierros
de dos lanzas, y una coraza bien
templada.
Nadie supo al principle d quien
pudo haber pertenecido aquel
sepulcro, perO puesto el hallazgO en-
conocimiento de aIgunos arquedl-
ogos, Sc ha venido q descubrir que
Ia tumba era la del rey de los visi-
godos. Alarico, el conquistador,
de Roma, VI yencedor de griegos
y romanos que penetr6 en- Italia
on 4O6 y rechazado entonces por
Silicon volvi6 en- 408, tom6 y sa
que6 a Roma durante 8 dias, marc
hando Iuego hacia Ia parte meridi-
dional de Italia, arrastrando y
destruyendo cuanto hallaba a su
paso. Dirigfase a Stella para
pasar a Africa, cuando en- 410
murio repentinamente en- las cerca-
Mas de Cosenza. Sus soldados 4
fin do eque los rOmanOs no profanaran
la tumba de su general y rey,
desviaron las aguas del Voselo y
abrierOn esa tumba que ha perma-
necido inviolada durante Is siglos;
volvieron luego a llevar las aguas
a su antique GAUGE y dnlcamente
un cataclismo dc la naturaleza ha
sido bastante poderoso para descu-
brir ese sepulcro que los barbaros
quisieroh ocultar las miradas.
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asalto con arma mortifera.

Seis querellas contra seis canti-
neros por usar Slots Machines sin
Ia debida licencia.
Fl territorio vs. Jose Ines San
doval asalto con intencion de- Co.
meter estupro.
Ell territorio VS.. Jose Lucfo Do
minguez asalto con palabras.
Ell territorio vs.. Felix Sanchez
por estupro.
Fl gran jurado, presentd su re-
porte final, el que fue aceptado
por IL corte y 81 dicho jurado fu6
descargado.
La causa de Juan Manuel Ro-
nero, por asesinato, sus defensores
Catron Y Gortner, sacaron cainbio
Dc lngar, para Santa Re, alegando
que Ia Influenza y silnpatias que
existen por ambas parties, harlan
impossible pOder hallar un jurado
impartial adn que se recorriera 4
todos los extremes del condado; al
mIsmo tempo, que 81 fondo dc
eortes no alcazaria para los Co.'S
tos de dicha cauqa. FL juez sien-
do de la,nisma opinion concedi6
q cambio de lngar, para q proxi-
mo tfrlnino de- cortes dol primer
Distrito Judicial, on Santa Fe, el
proximo Septiembre.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-06-02

Para toda clase de trabajos de
obras y encuadernaciones, vengan
4 La Resvista de Taos.
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QUERELLAS.

EI S6bado en- la manana el gran
iurado report6 las siguicntes que
rtllas:
Fl territorio VS.. Rafael Vigil,
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II BAND TO-. TO
VI At WEDDING
|ltReossvelt Ceremony
'|.hsarsed at the
House.
IS WILL BE IN
lE GREAT EAST RooM
i Stream of Express
Bring Presents
ku All Nations.

rpS. Feb. is.-ln the % east
white House tomorrow
t,s.eselt. daughter OF the
4, limited States. and Rep
.s.ssss Longworth OF Ohio
"a a marriage, The historic
4, ~, ceremony Will be per-
"a, the scene of many bill
IA rill be decorated more
|.I,n upon any previous oc-
With extreme taste I he
[unas the east room for the
's.aaj throughout today and
|,IS completed tonight.
4, ssy the wedding WAS re-
4, ,sst room. None but the
4, sas present The Prcsi-
-srs5 al the time In confer
|sennry Bonapsrte and Ad-
. Al the executive Offices, and
(, ,he rehearsal. Nor was
u v .sa,terlpe, who Will Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Her Steady Diet.

II was November 10. For seven
weeks Mrs Sylnmington had been kill
ing off the surplus young roosters from
her flock and eating them. Now, with
the light OF desperation i'm her face, she
loaded six OF them, dressed, into the
old buggy. put a basket OF eggs under
the scat, and set off for Belltown Cen
ter determined TO trade all six II nee
essary for a mess of plain corncd beef
AS she passed the ORTHODOX" church
three women emerged from the base
ment and hailed her.
30. Mary Symmlngton.' they cried
Are you e. ling to our church sup
per-"
whoa" she said When Is III"
Tonight, in the town hall. It's 25
cents"
Mrs Symmlngton nodded acquies-
cence, Here was something better than
she had hoped for.
"Of course. I'll come" she said. I'm
go back for my mon folk. What you
going 10 have?'
Three eager women gathered breath
for a simultaneous glad cry. II came
an instant later:
Chicken pie! Plenty OF chicken pie
for rybodyI'-Youth's Companion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK

Mrs Alvsh Lewis, Mrs J. II Braun. Mrs
Whitney, Mn. Harry CAM. Mrs John Reed
OF Denver. Mrs. w II Bird. Mrs \. l.. Hop
paugh. Mrs. MoConahay, Mrs Lokin of Polo
Alto, Miss Crawford, Beatrice O'Connor Miss
Spencer, Mrs. Charles Stevenson, Mrs Fisher
Harris, Mrs Elizabeth Coray, Mrs. B0thwell,
Mrs. w. X. wiehtman. Mrs George r Han
cuck. Mira Gleason Kinney. Mrs. Lafayette
Hnnchctt, Mrs \. p Gibson. Mrs NJ Wood
Harris. Mrs Elizabeth CorRy Mrs. Boutwell,
Nnness Mrs. Everett James, Mrs A. II Box
ru1 Mrs. Kolly. Mrs. r. W. Fisher. Mrs.
Thomas darioncsuN MrS. Robertson. Mrs
John Dclano. Mrs. J. F. Grant Mrs. a. J.
Gorhnm, Mrs DnughsrtS,
Ncttlcton's orchestra placed I'm ono cor
OF the room. hidden by n screen Of palms
a delightful muRicRl programme Yss givcn
during the breakfast
Mr and Mrs Arthur william Thatcher Of
Chicago are at the Knutsford for several
Ruby McCord, and made many friends In IN"
city while on Walt two years ago with Mrs.
William Wetzcll
Misses Maud and Lillian Fitch entertained
n number OF their friends nj Dutch supper
lost evening. Twcnty-four guests were In
v<ted.
M. and Mrs, NJ A. Joyce Of Denver worc
guests in tho city yesterday. en- route TO San
Francisco
number Of orphcum parties were givcn
last cYcnins
Mrs II. II. Cornforth entertained number
ternoon in honor OF Mrs. Swartwood OF Rock
Springs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Told Of Senator Patterson,

This story was told in the senate
cloakrooms apropos OF the speech OF
senator Patterson, supposed TO be a
Democrat. In which he eulogiZed all OF
President Roosevelts policies iocal
,.,s,,O en,nerator visited the Senator 8
home in Denver and was received by
tho negro butler. After the usual ques-
lions he asked: What is the senator 8
politics?"
"Fo' dc Iawds sake, mister, ! dun
,,o " answered the darky. ''De Senator
amt done been home since breakfast
time ,,u,.,, NJ,
This recalls a remark OF Billy Ma
SON when he was In the Senate. a SEN
atorial marty was being arranged 10
visit New York on o;cIal business and
II was proposed TO include Mr.. Patter-
son. l., ,u
"What's the use putting him In
,suod nRilly." "fIe never stayed with
any party long enough to get 10 Ne"
York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
Parents CriminalIy Response
bic for Death of Chill.
dren by Group.
Son and Daughter Suddenly At
tackled

II suppose you Will be astonishcd
when ] tell you that six years ago !
was I'm most dangerous condition with
Bronchitis and Lung Trouble. because
you can see how we'll and strong l am
now The attack at that time caused
terrible pain In my chest and lungs !
could hardly move, and to stoop, caused
intense suffering. Someone advised DR.,
Acker's English Remedy. and / thought
| would try II. although l confess that
down in my heart 1 had little faith In
It. The first bottle gave great relief.
and the second bottle made me the
healthy woman I am today, My hus-
bands lungs were weak also, and he
cured himself with the same GRAND
OLD REMEDY. our boy and girl have
both been saved by IT from death by
Group. | know this Is so. for when
they were attacked In the night / had
a bottle in the closet and by acting
quickly that fatal malady was easily
overcome We always give II to the
children when they have a cough or
cold. and we would not be without II
for anything. / tell all our neighbors
about DR.. Acker's English Remedy
whenever | get a chance, and there are
plenty of people around MechanicsYille,
n Y, where | live. who would no more
think OF going TO bed at night without
a bottle Of II In the house than they
would OF leaving the doors wide open,
As I look at II parents are crimlnally
responsible when they allow their chill
dren to die under their very eyes with
Group, because here IL n certain reme-
dy that viii conquer the terrible mon
ster every time. (Slgned) Mrs. Floyd
Fowler"
Pretty strong words TO come from
mother. don't you think? IL Is true
that thousands of loving parents are
today mourning the loss of their dar
lIngs who were suddenly taken away
by Group. In many, many cases, II not
all. these children would be the JOY OF
the home had their parents taken the
necessary precautions to be prepared
when the attack came. The develop
ment Of Group Is so rapid and so often
fatal. that " is impossible for parents
10 be too careful I'm preventing their
children from taking cold or too prompt
In curing the cough or cold when II ap-
pears DR. Acker's English Remedy
Will stop a cough at once ard cure a
cold I'm twelve hours 1t acts directly
on the lungs. positively curing the most
stubborn cases OF Bronchitis, Pneu-
monla and Consumption. You viii no.
tlce Mrs Fowler was cured OF Bron-
chitis and Mr.. Fowlers Lungs were
made strong-cured. Any medicine
that will accomplish such results is cor-
tainly entitled TO the name given II by
Mrs. Fowler or Grand old Remedy
which DR., Ackors English Remedy
certainly is We not only furnish all
this proof but we have a positive guar
antee with all druggists to refund your
money at once II DR.. Acker's English
Remedy falls to make good.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-17
t,ripe Band There.

|,,st,h accompanied by hl5
r. ~ ushors. walked from
Es-h's homo 10 the White
Il, thy Joined Miss Roose-
E ah,f members Of the we'd
IN 4 lsrse section OF the Unit
Id,nse band. under the dircc-
~ Sntelman. was In atteEd-
Ia kt music for .he rehearsal.
II DE day express wagons
Messengers were continually
II ~ White House with we'd
II Ibs bridal couple. Presents
.rfhz in constantly for some
| IA ,Sil0us Of tho country and
i, every quarter Of the glCbc.
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|,sis Not Desirable.

ID hat II the grounds were
Efg ihe day they would be
nd difficulty would be en-
gtitlag The crowd out. The
esHs also will be closed
4 n day.
~ Sylvester. superintendent
s7olitn Police department,
2 engagements for keeping
Nlollng the White House
carhsges will be permitted
. the gates and congestion
" and special newspa per
tsen arriving In Washing
ger the country. some com
Nsriean capital from Euro.
"a However. only admitted
nsflaper men have been in
as'e are either personally
ianlly or arc personal
" family.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Changes in SILT Lake Soil Entered Of
Record

Ann Buckle 81 al. TO Utah Savings and
Trust company, warranty deed 10 e5hN
30 feet northeast from 25E feet north
OF southwest corner Of lot I. block 67
Urban PIcknell to Georgia J. Doolcy, Iox
ncr of lot /. block IL. plot a ............ 1000
FIc1 Burkhordt 10 Willie Hulnor, ijN
ll3h feet southeast from 60 feet south
of northwest corner Of block sj. plat
Salt Lake city Land company TO Eliza.
beth Hntr, lots le, II and Is. block l.
Albert place ..,... ...... ............,... so
w. n. Hutchinson 10 Peterson Real Es-
teto Co &ax1b5 feet southeast from
northwest corner Of lot Z, block Is,
T. N. James 10 western Pacific Railway
company. elS ncrcs southeast quarter
section s, township 1 south, range l
Houston Real Estate Investment Co. TO
James Langton I0xl31 feet northwest
from southeast Sorner lot 6. block q.
George s Ashton 10 Joseph A. Phillips,
lot o. block /. Kelsey e Gilespie's sub
T. F. Morris to George v Morris, 2lsS
"a rods southwes, from % rods south
Of northeast corner lot ?. block lis,
cborIcs p%I n Harding TO george Y Morris.
Sr 5Ih xI2S foot lot block 50. plat 9. lSo
Maria P Buckle TO Utah Savings & Trust
Co. auIt-clalm deed 10 part OF lot 4.
o. {. HoJcomb 10 j NJ Anderson, part
section 1s, township l south. range
Jennie HaIeomb to ] NJ. Anderson. part
section l6, townehip l south. range
Estnto OF J. T. Buckle TO Utah Savings
& Trust Co, guardians deed 10 three
quarters interest in Si4x27o feet OF lot
s. block o. plat A .... ...r. ::.r..,..,,- 1880
w H. Gibson ct al. 10 Peter y. Camp
bell Shorins decd 10 1ox5 rods south
wce, from 10 rods east OF northwest cor
ner OF lot s. block p. plat 4 ...........s l,too
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Talked About Mormonisln.

Mrs. Carrie Steward of Salt Lake City,
who made a two days stop OF with her
brother DR. II. j. steward has resumed
hcr tourney to New York City. where
she will make extensive purchases for n
largo dry goods lrm with which she is
connected in Salt Lake Miss Steward
Hanny Dozen club She gave a half hour
talk Of very interesting account of
MormonIsm which she has gathered by
being among those people the past hitecn
years s-Parkersburg tO5 Journal.
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| essts VIII Attend.

laJf The presents have been
e TO Immediate personal
y hrids and groom. who have
psd tbc wedding.
-sed that there will be about
Itnsht aad It Is possible that
Ioa number may have to be
u green room, although II Ia
\ nsss acquainted with tho ca
~ kouse that the east room
.knuy large to hold all the
L atemopy and the reception
% eJ the bride and groom has
Nd 4 buffet wedding break
grYcd In the state dining
y poass grounds will be closed
tehoTTo4 and noncs except
hss been invited Will be per-
|F;ff.
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Calendar for SATURDAY.

j G CUTLER Will eivc a luncheon to-
at rho Alta club