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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22

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{ Dwight Jarrett Of tom who noa
been in this city for seyeral months
but now In ClaFlsbnrg was hum IN
that city yesterday by being caught
between two cars.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22

WANTRD-20 girls at the Cumberland
Glass Factory. STEADY employment
for good workers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22

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M
UUD WOl8tV
8ciT ~ LIZA ElAIso ysllsL HEs
REBt5l on esiAiS6EE
scAlsE Nm BEFo7
NEW YORK az Thai the
loss of life and the destruction of
properly Ii Chile. pecially the cities
of Valparaiso and Santiago, is not SO
great as has been ported is the OPP
4nipn Il Juan tronhn the well known
Chilean civil engineer, who is now
in New York Mr.. Tonkini who lisa
native OF Santiago, arrived from Chile
only d short time ago. He3ls connect
ed With the contrac citing firm of y. G.;
:Vhite& Co, 43 Exchange Place. and
when seen at the otnees Of that tirn y
yesterday consented to give his opin.
ion of the extent Of the havoc wrought
by the great earthquake Of last week.
Il believe said Mr.. Tonk1n, that
the reports have been and are still
very much exaggerated. The section
that must have suffered most In VAL
3paraiso is the lower level portion Of
the city, since that part o. the city
Is most reclaimed land, and Includes
the newer and higher buildings
ut Es g long time since there has
been very severe earthquake IN VAL
paradise, at leastsot the KIND that would
endanger buildings very much, the re
suit being that In recsnt years many
buildings have been constructed with
out properly considering the earth
quake danger. These buildings are
constructed with very substantial
stone and brick walls, which do not
have the hexibfiity necessary to with
stand an earthquake Of the severity
of that Of last week.
"Had J been in Valparaiso at the
time Of the earthquake I should have
preterred 70 take my eaapces IN =
light paFut'on wan puA4s1ns Eatne11
than 10 one Oh tne newer anu Alots
substantial ones. A limited amount
OF structural Steel II Is true, was
used N these pullulnss, plt not IN
such 9 way as 70 ne q speciat au7
vantage during an ea ttfl
seYeral firms IN 4Valparalso nave
been considering me sanll1ty OF
constructing steer frame ,paIlainss' SO
that they could SO from elght 70 zen
stories and In that way get the pene'
NJ OF me hn1teas pul1 l!1l space: ms
would serve thelT purpose a a, at me
same nme u Would pc tneloest pEool
against hre ana eartnuakeA pFov4uea
they were properly eonstrqctea.
IN VALPARAISO mere are p Gui!a ial
hVe and SIX stones IN nelsnt, puc tne
average height - ptee"eeh Two ana
three SORES Or = slx-stofy STRUCTURE
IN VALPARAISO "oulu pc ABOUT W tne5 same
he1sht as an eight stoFy structure ~
the city q New YORK YORK
in Valparaiso local and foraign
Interests are so great that it is abb
f'o.ut 81 e 80. tt1ln tuas s'41 w
rebuilt me nnanclal. bureau q. re- ,s
nanlta1loh VII ny n ~ .tnroMn on Snlle
alone, put also on me numerous nor
elgn interests Wnien! inSiaae nFose ~
the na'ions Oh 6ne woriu'
"of the foreign Interests 4 believe
that the English will be the heaviest
losers, especially ehs many 9nsnsn
IRE insurance companies hat suHer-
ca such great losses IN tae oestFue,
! ton OF san Franclsco' ao@ s.s '. y
must De Kept IN nina tnat Chile en-
JOYS very high n a credit espe-
cially IN me LONDON alt. ma aa.. Wnere
nef noAos are quotsa ~ ", s -, PEI cent
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22

WAigTIn Girl to assist IN kitchen.
Apply ess Fairmont avenue. Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22

Prof. j. w. Bush, OF Fatrmont, Opt
clan. was again on our streets Tues
day. He certainly is skilled in that
line Of work.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-08-22

wAiyTED 20 girls at the Cumberland
Glass Factory. Steady employment
Tor goodSworkerss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
PERSONALS.

Charles II. Gage Of Boise is a guest
at the Kenyon.
Edward Kimball. assistant organ.
Ut al the tabernacle. is on two
weeks vacation
Gov Cutler has wired his private
secretary y r. Nelson. that he will
return from California next sunday
or Monday
Prof r. v. Smith OF mining and
uetallurgy in tho New Mexico school
OF mines. leaves this city. for his new
post OF duty today Mrs Smith will
follow her husband later
Prof. 4. c. Hardy Of the Mississippi
Agricultural college and q party Of
eight tourists from that state are reg
istered at the Wilson.
Mrs. W. II. Weber Is In the city.
guest Of Mrs. John T. Hodson, on her
way 10 FairyieN. New. where she viii
make her home.
Dr. W. y. Pike Is spending the sum.
mer up in Provo canyon where his
h,dlth Is better than down On Dixie
on thlS Tine q year when it Be- very
hot and oppressive.
button, the artist D. !n town 20.
day from Goldheld where he has sew.
eial mining claims. and considers min.
ing more promising than drawing
newspaper cartoons
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter jenkins q
Auburn. Wyoo are visiting in the city
with The formers father. Deputy
County Clerk rs. r. Jenkins. After
a few days visit here they win 80
a. Michigan i0 vista with relatives ~
Mrs. jenkins
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
CASE REMANDED
FOR NEW TRIAL
JUDGMENT Of Lower Court Re-
yerSed By Supreme
Tribunal.
MRS. MARTHA PRICE vs. FLOYD
Decision in NOman's Favor But II j.
Now Claimed the Evidence Vac
Not Sufficient

The supreme court today reversed the
Judgment of the lower court 90 the case
o. Martha LLOYD Price against John II.
Lloyd. executor Of the estate OF William
Lloyd. deceased. appellant, and re-
manded the case for a new trial. The
action was brought 10 compel the spec
cihr performance Of a parol agreement
for the gift u part OF lot T. block A..
plat e.. salt Lake city survey, and the
lower court rendered a decree IN favor
OF plaintiff and awarded her the prop-
cfty Involved.
Plaintiff 20 the case married the son
OF william Lloyd. but afterwards Sc
cured a divorce from him and married
her present husband She was also the
niece of Mr.. Lloyd and she alleged IN
her complaint that prior 20 July 1881,
size cared Tor Mr.. Lloyd, and IN con-
sheraton OF her action In that respect
De- told her 90 the month stated above
that he would give her the lot which
she now occupies and told her 70 move
ln and fix lJ up, IL is yours, want 10
retain the title TO II until | die but 1t
shall be yours from this on
Prior 20 The time mentioned and aft
crvards up 20 the time OF Mr.. Ll0yd's
death. plaintiff alleged that she washed
and mendcl his clothes, cooked and
carod for him and that she fully COM
piled with the parol contract on her
part She also put Improvements on the
property OF the value ~ s.. oOO and has
held possession of ID ever since July.
1891 Upon his death. however, his ex-
ccutor refused to transfer the property
10 her and hence the suit was filed to
compel him To comply with the terms
of the parol agreement OF gift made by
Ar Lloyd.
The lower court found IN her favor.
but the supreme court holds that the
evidence was not sufficient 10 show that
It failure 20 specifically perform the pa
rol agreement Of gift perpetrated a
fIaud upon her and inflicted unjust and
unreasonable injury aud Dss 10 her.
and hence the agreement Is not re-
moved from the statute OF frauds and
the judgment Of the lower court should
be reversed and q new trial granted.
The opinion OF the court was written by
Justice Straup and concurred IN by
Chief Justice Bartch and Justice Nc
tartV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
HORNE FAMILY REUNION
About 30 Gathered at Wandamcre and
Enjoyed Good Time

\ reunion was held yesterday "a,
MaAdApere OF the descendants Of the
VI aA.--aa .. -.---ia -. 3 - -.
members " the family present yester-
day Included children. grandchildren
great-srandchildren aud other relatives
and numbered nearly 80. a program
OF sports and other amusements was
carried out. and young and old thor.
ougnly enjoyed the outing.
The day was observed IN honor of the
respected head OF the Horne family In
Utah. He played a prominent uart IN
The colonization and DEVELOPMENT ~
Utah and was In every way sturdy ana
most reliable. To him fell he iot of
conducting immigrants across tho
plains on a number OF occasions and no
was pre-eminently well ntted Tor mrb
hazardous undertakings. lie brought
10 Utah the sugar machinery mr..
chased IN France by Hon. John Tsy.
Tor ana be not only installed the sams
at the mill Ia sugar House ward. .ut
managed the concern that manufsc-
tured sugar for the first time IN Utab
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
COURT NOTES

Mary Hoimstead filed suit I'm the dis.
irict court this afternoon against tho
san Pedro Los Angeles and salt Lake
Railroad company Go recover damages
in the sum of $1,000 for personal in.
luries received boz a wreck near sandy
on May g. 1906
=. .. Swan has filed suit i'm the dis.
trict court against the salt Lake a los
Angeles Railway company and ] r
langford 90 recover damages in fine
total sum OF '6i2 for the destruction
OF barn on plaintiffs property ON
July ~ 1905 n Is alleged that The
sparks from one az Inc dcfendani's
engines SCI fire 90 the barn. causing
us destruction The loss ~ the harm
is estimated az Sio1 and lis contents
40 S9i2
suit for divorce has been filed in the
district court by Lfnoa Knepp araiup
Menow kuepp oD me ground Of failure
% provide. The parties were married
40 Pennington on July 1909 and ID is
alleged that although defendant cams
about 800 per month. h. has failed io
support plaintiff since Feb. n. 1906. ana
has informed her that Dc does not Inc
tend 90 support her in the future
Plaintiff asks for a divorce aud Tor the
restoration Of her maiden name. Le.
nora Andre.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
SOME FIGURES
ON WOOL SEASON
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Secured 100000 lbs. Of
Local Shipments.
100000 PAID OUT IN FREIGHT
IN All II j. Estimated That $4,000. 900
Pounds Went out of This Territory
This season.

Now that the wool season has closed
tomo figures aye forthcoming regarding
she amount Of wool hauled out OF this
territory by the railroads. Taken all
4 an the estimated figures Of the crop
are approximately 100000 pounds
from Utah points 100000 from Idaho,
and 100000 from points along the
Union Pacific IN Wyoming as far east
as Cheyenne
II Is generally conceded that the Chi
oago. Milwaukee a -. Paul. among tho
roads east of the river. secured the
largest tonnage. General Agent Claude
Williams. when asked 10 verify this
statement did not care 10 60 into detail
hut pleaded guilty 90 capturing close
upon 10000 000 pounds for his road. Pos
sibly next on the list would come the
Burlington. with the Santa Fe, Illinois
Central. Wabash. Rock Island, Chicago
4 Northwestern. and the Maple Leaf
banging from 100000 pounds down.
While the seasons returns speak
wei for the various agents soliciting
the patronage the securing of shipments
VI WNfNl IN a NNlTllif7N NFNFllhiaiAF ~ IL
self. for there are wheels within wheels
u goes without saying that the Ore
gou Short Line secured the Hons share
of the initial shipments. owing TO the
geographical location " the various
sheariug pens and the edict regard
sing the ogden gateway.
u is absolutely certain that the past
season has been The strictest I'm the
history OF western railroads. IN the
face OF the searchlight not traction OF
cent has been shaved OF the printed
tariffs with the rate from Utah COM
mon points 20 Boston ST. Louis and
Philadelphia respectively, s2i2ia sissy
and t20jia per 100 pounds 10 Is safe to
assert that the woolbuyers this sea-
son have paid cash down for freight on
bales out Of this territory the neat lit
81. .ttrt ~ R-O0 O0O0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
LATE LOCALS.

Bank ClearingS--Todsy's local bank
ciearings amounted 90 sS61S25.3i as
against SSQS.595.5l for the same day
last year
Golf Tournamcnt-Tho Country club
is making extended preparations for
tho golf tournament that l. TO be
held on its grounds next Saturday.
for the presidents cup.
Utah, Moran. Contractor" state OF
Utah. 2. j. Moran, Contractor" Is the
legend on letter heads OF the well
known contractor. which is OCCASION
ing more or less curious remark.
Capt. Madden Home-Capt j. +.
Madden of the Twenty infantry
has returned from California and Is
ordered 10 Join his regiment at the
camp Of instruction in Wyoming.
Prof. Blanchard Here-Prof. c. J.
Blanchard statistician Of the recla-
nation survey bureau, il a guest at
the Wilson, having come from Boise
10 gather some data az this point
From here he goes to Montrose, Colo.
Died at uma-Capt. Burbldge. act.
ing chief Of the police department.
this morning received telegram
from Yuma, Ariz. announcing the
death OF Patrick ]. Allen, who had
relatives In this city. II was re.
questcd that Aliens friends be notified
aud communicate with the authors
ties At Yuma.
To Consider Bids--The city board
Of nNn asstN . 90
of the whole IN the clerks Office to-
morrow morning at o'clock Tor the
purpose OF opening and considering
lids for the construction Of three
manual training buildings The
buildings will be constructed at the
Grant, Sumner and WaSatch schools.
Company Incorporates-The Ma
tional Gypsum company OF this city
filed its articles Of incorporation In
the county clerks office today Its
capital stock is S225,0O0, divided into
shares OF the par value Of 81 each.
William II. King. president; Hugh
j. Cannon, vice president and treas
urer. Joseph j. Cannon. secretary. The
company owns some gypsum claims IN
Juab county.
Forgery l. Charaged--J. b. NULL
gan was brought down from Butte,
r Emery o. the san Pedro ana paced
~ The county JAN upon the charge
OF forgery and uttering a forged In.
strument The complaint was issued
by the county attorney and alleges
that, on Aug. Z. 1906, Mulligan forged
the name Of John Murphy to a san
Pedro time check for the sum Of
1880 and secured the money on the
same from the treasurer Of the san
Pedro.
Trade l. GrOWing--Local iobbers
report growing trade from Salt
Lake IN the western and southern
Nevada miuing camps, business being
promising Tor this center as far south
as Las Vegas Los Angeles merchants
may strive TO compete and outclass
salt Lake. but dp 20 date there Is no
indication that southern California 4
likely 10 get the upper hand OF salt
Lake. The Short Line has made such
favorable rates 90 Utah shippers that
We latter are now having a better
showing than ever before 10 put out
lhelr goods into The western territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16

company 1t was learned today. has
disposed Of all us trolley companies
IN Massachusetts. Rhode Island and
Connecticut TO several individuals who
have formed AN association which Is 10
be- known az the New England Security
and Investment company I'm this ac-
ton, u is believed. was taken az "a re-
suit Of Gov. Guilds message 70 the last
legislature urging legislation which
would prevent the transfer Of Massa-
chusetts transportation companies 70
aliens. The transaction Involves the
sale OF over 70 per cent NJ the street
railways OF Connecticut, together with
lines running into New York and
Rhode Island and numerous lines into
Massachusetts,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
ANOTHER WRIT FILED.
wore Trouble Awaiting Notor.ou,
MURRAY Jnsllcc Of pcnrc

wore Trouble Awaiting Notor.ou,
Murray Justice Of Peace.
Another petition for writ OF pro.
nibitlon against Justice OF tho piece
g. + Durand of Murray was FLED h,
me district court today The petitioner
Us John J. Hoefing. who alleges TIM
Francis @. Luke filed suit I'm Durand's
court against him. and in behalf of
me Utah Implement company. Hoeaing
entered a special appearance and flea
motion 20 dismiss the case on Inc
sround that the Murray justice mad no
jurisdiction either Of the subject mai.
ter or Of the parties 10 the action FOR
me reason that the obligation was mo-,
contracted in Murray precinct and
neither OF the parties 10 the action are
residents Of that precinct. The mo-
ton 20 dismiss was oyerfuled by The
court and Judgment was rendered
against petitioner. Il is now asked
That Justice Durand be- prohibited from
taking any further action In the case
ana from attemptlg 10 collect sald
judgment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
NOTICE OF TEACHERS
EXAMINATION,

The salt Lake county teachers OK
animation viii be held in the Summer
school building, ON Third East be-
tween Sixth and Seventh South streets
Salt Lake City. on the Goth. 2lst ant
ed OF August 1906. beginning al
a m. each day. All persons who eS,
pect TO- teach IN the public schools Of
salt Lake county the ensuing wear who
are not holders OF certificates vail,
for the year are expected to take mi,
examination.
JOHN W. SMITH.
County Supt Dist. schools
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

This afternoons sales Of the regular
cail OF the Mining Exchange were
Nevada Hills. 800 az sos. seller 60.
100 at 800.
Carisa. 1900 az e6is.
New fork, lOl9 at 3lis: 100 al 3d.:
800 al 3lis, seller @.
II was learned this afternoon that
arrangements would probably be made
70 give Columbus Con. recognition In
the list Of exchange sales The com.
pany Is willing 10 pay the amount Of
the listing Zee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
AUGUST OUTING
EXCURSION
To Ogden Canyon

sunday, Aug. 10, Via Oregon shor
Line. Round trip 10 ogden 81. Train
leave salt LAX at 40 and 1880 a
m. or 1880, i:0j and SOS p. m. Re
turning, leave ogden at t.iO or s.al
J.. H.. or special at 1890 .. m. Fln,
trout and chicken dinner served n
the Hermitage In Ogden cannon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
HURT ON SHORT LINE.
Unconscious section Hand Picked Up
Near Lava Thls Morning,

Pocatello. Ida. Aug. i6.-Claude Fol-.
lick. section hand ON the oregon
Short Line AZ Lava, 81 miles east Of
Pocatello. was picked up near the
bridge by the passenger crew OF The
westbouHd passenger No about
o'clock this morning I'm an uncopscious
condition. The back of his head was
mashed IN, otherwise no details are OBJ
taiuable At present his condition IS
very serious. lie was removed 10 the
emergency hospital and given every at
tention possible. He vas until two
weeks ago hagman al Rocky Point
near Lava lie was taken 10 Salt Lake
on the noon train without having re-
gained consciousness
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
WEATHER REPORT

Record az The local Office of me wealth.
er bureau for the q hours ending al 3
q. m today
Temperature at e %. m. N. maximum.
~, minimum. ~. mean iN which D. d..
grces above normal
Precipitation since thc Gr-t VI tho
month T. inch which D. ~ Inch above
the normal
Relative humidity q per cent
FORECAST TILL eP NJ. FRIDAY.
Local forecast for salt Lake CITY and
vicinity.
Fair tonight and Friday
r. j. HYATT.
Section Director
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
SPIKE AND RAIL.

General Superintendent A. T.. Nelby
and J. a. Groves. superintendent Of
motive power. Denver & Rio Grande,
left last evening for Denver
Fred Roulette Of the Office Of Division
Engineer Harer at Pocatello has left
the oregon Short Line and taken a
position under superintendent Van
Houscn OF the Salt Lake Route
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Twenty.lirst Ward-A farewell re-
ception win be rendered Elders Hugo
Peterson. Jr., and Sidney Hampton ip
the Twenty-flrst ward meetinghouse to-
night al 5 o'clock a fine program has
been prepared for the occasion. The
Young men leave tog their missionary
helds next saturday, Elder Peterson FOR
Scandinavia, and Elder Hampton FOR
the Sandwich Islands
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
EXCURSION TO BIG HORN.
Burlington In Connection With Rio
Grandc announces Cheap Rates.

General Agent H. f. Neslen 81 the
Burlington announces that his road has
made arrangements for an exceedingly
low rate into tho Big Horn country,
Wyn. The tickets will be on sale Sept
> 10 9 inclusive and win be- limited TO
80 days. A fiat rate Of $50 for the
round trip Is announced from all points
in Utah along the main line OF the Rio
Grande Western. In connection with
the Rio Graudo the Burlington has the
most direct route 20 Lowell, Frannie and
COwley. Wyo. via Denver.
This viii allow residents Of Utah who
have relatives settled in the Big Horn
district chance to visit them and
bring them back 10 time for confer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1OOArs MONEY MARKET.

/. New YORK. Aug N.-Money OF
|; can irmer, sGi pen cent rul.
!; ing rate so, closing Did 3is, Of.
!. fered at 4 per cent.
!. Time loans very strong; 60
!, days per cent; 80 days sa5l,;
~ six months 5hg6 per cent
!. Close. Prime mercantile pa.
!. per jIsq6,
! Sterling exchange, steady at
!. is''I5 for demand ana at ssl.soa
; 1915 for so days. Posted rates
|. 4sEiaaiS3 and 4S5lsa4s6.
7 Commercial bills. lSiSaSlis
!. Bar silver. CO..; Mexican dol.
|. lars bosc; government bonds
/ STEADY, railroad bonds irregu.
8 o. o .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
EXCURSION FROM COLORADO.

The annual excursion from the San
Juan county district Of Colorado 10
salt Lake and Utah points pulled into
the Rio Grapde depot this afternoon
with Travelling Passenger Agent II. NJ.
Cushing IN charge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
ICE PLANT BURNED.

Imperial Cal. Aug. l6-The ice ana
cold storage plant of The Holton Power
company. three miles south of Un.
perial was struck by lightning al l0.M
last night and was totally DESTROYED
The plant was completed thre, month.
ago AZ cost of $4,000. The properly
was Insured
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
SUPREME COURT OPINION
Rendered To-day In Case Of j. c. Ca.
boon " j. ". Hogan.


The judgment OF the lower court In
tbc case OF James e. Cahoon VS.. ]. W.
Eoggau. appellant. was reversed by the
supreme court today In an opinion writ
ten by chief Justice Bartch and con-
CURED IN by Justices Straup and Me-
Carly. The action was brought 10 re-
cover damages for the alleged illegal
attachment OF the goods OF plaInlin
t5 s ground hath IA i 6Sf alec s'' ,S =
the attachment was wrongful This de-.
murrer was 0verruled and a Judgment
vas rendered IN favor Of Cahoon FOR
Ssi6s. UNIV" io'
Inc supreme court now holds that the
complaint should have alleged that The
attachment and levy ON the goods was
wrongful ana orders the judgment re-.
Nersed with Instructions To The lower
court 10 sustain defendants demurrer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-16
DIED.

FORD In Forest Dale ward. Aue a
Melhr0ugh c., wife Of the late Thomas
Ford, aged ., years.
Funeral from the residence Of her e6r.
ln-aw, George Fairbourn. Ssp south.
seventh East street. Friday. the 18th irsi
AT / p. m. Friends kindly Invited
HARMlsON In this city. Aug A. W.
lana 4. Harrison aged % years. moth.
er OF MIS-. William .. CaI,pbcl rcgr
Us west Sixth South street
Funeral will be held n Etfr W. Hall
funeral chapel, rs south Wcsi Tempi
street, az J y. m THURSDAY Aug l5 Ii
torment city cemetery.
BODGER In this city Aug. H. char.
Bodger. IN bis seventy-third wear.
Funeral services were held Al the a..
residence at I o'clock yesterday 49,
noon. Interment IN Mt Olyet cemts-.
San Antonio, Tex, papers please c.et
GORRINGE.--At leo Mead avenue al,
city Aug Is. 1876. OF cancer Anua a.,
ringe. wife Of Joseph GOrrings sss5 4
years. native Of England
Funeral services at o. m. Frdsr o.,
the Thir,ieth ward meetinghousl Frf,i.
ATE invited 10 attend. Ogden tsrlr.
please copy.