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Show A SEVERS PENALTY. EVENING f NEWS. ' MatMtajr . MV, lis. . FRAGMENTS, Jndge Zane Sentences N. V. Jones to the Full Extent of the Law, I ! And Retasea 1111 PcwUH An Appeal. , Croup la very prevalent la the city at present. TRESEDER ALSO OrVTtN THK FULL TERM. PusTKRof Paris at. Elias Morris. See advt. Thi Beaver election occurs on the instant. Tuk Salt Lake Stake Academy la bow iu good running order. ' Thekk ia a case of scarlet fever at 1044 E. Second South Street. The argument on the motion for new trial in the case of the United States vs. N. V. Jones, charged with bribing a United States officer, occu pied the time in the Third District Court on Saturday until after the News 29th ; went to press. In denying the motion the Court said "As most of the points in the case have been important considered at tbe former trial, I do not Bee the necessity to go over them In detail. I am of the opinion that sufficient reason has not been shown why a new trial should be granted, and the motion is, therefore, overruled." Mr. Varian asked that Judgment be pronounced. Mr. Brown asked that the defendant Jones be admitted to bail pending an Court, appeal to the Supreme of as be was collector Salt as such it Lake County, and he be was necessary that permitted to taxes of work complete the collecting lor the current year, as he was perfor them. sonally responsible Mr. Varian opposed the request, and the Court promptly refused to admit the defendant to ball, remarking that be could appoint a deputy to attend to his business. The defendants were then ordered to stand up. and Judge Zane said Have you anything to say, Mr Jones? Mr. Jones 1 have very little to offer. and what I have will be stated briefly. When I had tbe talk with i ranks, I was not aware that he was an officer of the United States, and I was not conscious of aiding or abetting or In any way at an ouicer oi tne tempting to DriDe government. I had ' Franks' assurance that he was not a deputy, and I was not conscious of any legal wrong doing, at that time, and am not now. Court (to Treseder) Have jou anything to say? Mr. Treseder I would like to say that I have been here six months There has been awaiting trial. great deal oi a row Kicked up about my trying to aeleat the laws of the United States. I never had any ildea of tampering with tbe laws ot the government. Once before I mot Franks, a man came to me and wanted to know it 1 could find out lor him whether there was an indictment I toll' him I would try against him, and to find out. 1 did find out and told him the result ol my investigations. Was there any harm in that? Franks told me distinctly, when I had the talk with him. that he was not a deputy marshal that he was not an officer of the United States. He was very willing to go Into tbe scheme, aud fre quently approached me on the subject witnooi any encouragement irom me first. Then, again, 1 have been charged with conspiracy to murder, aud Court (interrupting) That has noth ing to do who tbe present case. Mr. Treseder I understand that, but it has , prejudiced tbe press and the public agaiust me. 1 have been abused when I did not deserve it. I hope, in passing sentence, you will take L these facts into consideration. Court (to Mr. Jones) If you were not iconscious of wrong doing it is very strange. A man who will attempt to defeat the ends of Justice by bribery is a oaa man and a aangerous man. To attempt to seduce an officer from the path of duty by the offer of money is to commit an aggravated crime, if corrupt men could do this thing with tbe law could not be enimpunity, forced, and the ends of Justice would be defeated. The evidence shows a very aggravated case against both of you. It shows that Treseder and you offered and gave an officer of the government money to disclose that which he nad no rignt to disclose, in order that you might be able to defeat the enforcement of the law. Whether Franks is a bad man or not makes no difference in this case. If he is a bad man be ought to be pnaisbed. He did not take the money with a corrupt motive, but at the instance of tbe United States marshal. I am disposed to make an example in this case. You are an forth roan, and intelligent even ihe poor excuse caaaotput of Ignorance. You will be confined in the penitentiary for three years. Mr. Jones said nothing, and the Opart asked Treseder whether he had been convicted of any crime before. He replied that he had, twice. After remarking that his former experience had not done much toward reforming, of him, the court imposed a the penithree years' Imprisonment inpenalty tentiary. Mr. J ones was then taken from the where, evidently with the intention of humiliating him to as great an extent as possible, he was handcuffed to Treseder, and afterward removed to the penitentiary. James A. Eldkkdgk, of Chesterfield, Bingham County, Idaho, is In town. i The past week went out like a lamb, the present one came In like a lioD. Tiik filling up of the water ditches with ice is causing the flooding of sidewalks in many parts of the city. The advance agent of the Cheney-Tolm- lc Concert Company is In town, arranging for dates at the Theatre. Tuk Mojave Land and Cattle Company have received a certificate of incorporation from Secretary Thomas. The reader will find telegraphic dispatches on the first, second and fourth News.; They are pages of very voluminous. The maximum penalty of the crime of which Pearson has been convicted at Provo voluntary manslaughter is five years in the Penitentiary. The Twentieth Ward Dramatic Association present an entertainment in the Twentieth Ward scooplhouse tomorrow evening, when the members of the organization will appear in "Bitter Cold" and Family Jars." The only case of diphtheria known in the city at present is of a mild type and is nearly convalescent. The quarantine physician expects to remove the quarantine restrictions from the house this evening or A good close wire fence, three and a half feet hlgh.ls to be built by, the citizens of Minersville about their field, to protect them from the depredations of the formidable rabbit. It is estimated it will cost them about 75 cents per rod ready to be put up. So says the to-da- y's ; Utoman. LOCAL KKWS. Detective Agency. " A"Detective Agency and Collection Bureau" has been formed In this city, with marshal Sam. H. Gilsonas manmarshal E. A. ager and Franks as chief detective. ty ex-dep- The Beaver Election muni- .r-- The cipal convention of the People's party met in Beaver on Wednesday; last, and after electing James Low chairman and Henry Emerson secretary, resolved itself into committee of the wheie and nominated the following J ticket: For Mayor, Henry Emerson; D. Grimsbaw, Samuel Baker, - W. W. Hutcbins, Jr., Geo. Fennemore, Tbos. Frazier; Marshal, J. G. Armstrong; Recorder, Root. Stoney ; Assessor and Collector, 8. N. Slaughter; Justices of the Peace, W. W. Bakes, Geo. Fennemore; Tresaurer, C. P. Bird. Coun-cilme- n, . The Cheney Tolmie Comwill appear at the Salt Lake pany Theatre on Monday and Tueadiy evenings, Ner.22d and 23d. An exchange says of them: concert will be "The Cheney-Tolm- le a rare event to all lovers of that mystic art music. Forest Cheney stands today without a rival amongthe violinists of America. This voung violinist has won a reputation of which the greatest masters might well be proud. Ber-lln"Robert Tolmie, pianist.late of pupil of Kuliur and Mosakowski, Is a master of his instrument, having gained a ereat reputation for bl9 remarkable technique and wonderful interpretation of the works of Beethoven, Mendelssohn, and other great -- Coming-- .a composers. "Ida Severn, the singing reader, is recognized In Denver and other eastern cities as being tne most pleasing reader of the day. 'i Court Notes. Proceedings In . the i Third District Court s; Charles Johnson vs. Ipzabeth dismissal set aside: ancTtase reinstated. John A. Lawrence et al. vs. Park Mining and Milling Company; default and decree granted as prayed for by plaintiff. Freemont National Bank vs. George Bock; tried before a jury and verdict rendered for plaintiff . D. B. Brlntou vs. W. S. Huliinger; Judgment for plaintiff for $106.55. i Edward Austin vs. Tribune Publishing Company ; libel suit ; plaintiff asks a conllnuance for the term for the reason that important witnesses are absent from the Terrifory, and their presence cannot be secured in time for trial on the 17th, the time set. Mr. Rawlins requested the continuance, which was opposed hy Mr. Dickson; the case was ordered continued for the term, at the cost of plaintiff. to-d- TKARSON GUILTY OF VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER. ay Rob-bin- The .arguments were concluded in the Pearson case on Friday night at 10 o'clock. Tbe case was given to the ury Saturday morning, and they re turned a verdict in the evening at a quarter to eight o'clock, it being guilty ot voluntary manslaughter, with a recommendation to the mercy Of the was set for next Wed Court, Sentence at 1 :ao. The Judge will come nesday down lroui Ogden on that day. OTHER POINTS. i Giant Powder Accident. It seems that when the D. A. R. Q. was being constructed through Castle Valley, a quantity of giant powder was buried near the depot at Price, on land that belongs to Mrs. Joseph Birch. A num- -' ber of buildings have since been erected on this land, one of them being an outhouse over the spot where the powder was curled. These buildings have been leased to Mr. 8. S. Jones, of Provo, who occupies one of them as a store. His business la in charge of aoung man named Taylor, who, on Saturday last, employed a man named C. C. Anderson to remove the outhouse: While thus engaged Anderson drove a pick into a can of the giant powder, about which neither be nor Mr. Taylor knew anything, and which seems to hare been entirely forI gotten. A terrific'' explosion' took place, frightfully Injuring Mr. Anderson. lie was brought to St. Mary's hospital last night. It was at first thought that he could not recover, but It is now he will. deemed highly probable-tha- t , : - Sunday Services. At the services In the Tabernacle yesterday, Elder Henry W. Nalsbltt ; was the first utkr. lie dwelt at some length on the reasons which had induced theLAtter.dav Saints to accept the prlnclin "Mormonlsm" as iiMniat-of the Gospel ChrUt,aod of the; tesU- -diabt of the Holv Ghost they naa retMi when ther obeyed the Gospel, wale gave them an abiding faith in the principles of salvation taught by the Savior, and revealed again then sDoke of hi experiences In prison for thej Gospel' eake, and said that, although those similarly situatea of uhikid been felt keenly the loss were the they and Indignities Jlberty anbiected to.atlU the bplrlt 01 uoa Mated moon them, and karei them Mnrth in their hours of trial, i Elder Wm. Ik Palmer made; a few .'iA.inmirti.lo which be referred to his visit to the Detroit penitentiary. number oi There he fonnd becanseoftiielr religion officials en- kn. wih rvHrin w nil i ii if UVUi respect becaute tertainedthe highest and propriety of conintegrity teaUied to the trnthluln t duct He and divinity of tbe Gospel as weak forOQga UM iTopne tfgocyu punka. ' I 1 e-i- "Mor-ooflsconnn- tl. a" THE LiONG TRIAL ENDED. i. ed Z. C. M. I. vs. Hancock & Sous; an swer of plaintiff stricken out aud default entered. Judgment' aud decree as prayed. Tbe uuited states vs. a. s. Jones; ordered that an alias summons be issued." Twenty days to answer. It. G. rail BenJ. F. Mitner vs. D. iietauit centered, and judgway, ment of $180. iht people. etc. .vs. Jacob jail, etai.; grand larceny; bail reduced by cou- sent oi counsel to Jos .Strange lor :muu. tne otners &oo eacta. The United States vs. R. C. Kirk wood ; motion for a new trial over- tuled.i His counsel gave notice of an appeal to tbe Supreme Couit, as a doubtful question of law was involved The defendant was admitted to bail. Andrew Johnson. the Colorado horse- thief, was captured tOKlay at Spanish torn or snenn lurner. Air. itanaau, the Colorado Sheriff, went to Colorado with bim Saturday. lie waived a formal requisition. The Years Old. Juvenile Instructor for November 15, which we briefly .mentioned in our Saturday's issue, is as inseresting as ever In its variety of sketches tor read ers ot all ages. The .contributions of the editor his "Thoughts" and "Top ics for the Times" are of special value to tbe Saints, and-- fully keep up the interest which has been won by and is now everywhere accorded to this feature of the periodical. The prospectus for Volume XXII which appears on tbe cover of the present number, starts out with the modest declaration of the editor; that be does not feci. Jt proper in or to Indulge necessary the customary self praise soconspic- ous in the usual announcements made by publishers to patrons at the commencement of a new volume. He Is content to let the record of the last twenty-on- e years speak for itself, and merely hopes to make Volume ,'fwen ty -- Two at least as good aa any which has preceded it. The price la $2 per annum ; subscriptions are cow, beiug received. We can heartily endorse the Juvenile Instructor as being worthy of a place In the home of every ' Saint. Latter-da- y Though specially directed-tthe youth of Israel, the In struction given In its pages will be found of equal benefit to those of riper years. BISHOP DRIGGS ARRESTED. Girard, the telegraph clerk and four were killed on tbe English passengers spot and two other passengers have since died from their Inluiles. The stoker's life is despaired of. Seventy About one o'clock this afternoon other persons are suffering from inDeputies Pratt, Smith and Cannon ar juries. rested Bishop A. G. Driggs at the lat- ter's bouse in Sugar House Ward. He PLASTER OF PARIS was brought before Commissioner On hand at Ellas Morris. McKay at three o'clock. The complaint against him is sworn to by D. W. IF YOU WAX Rench, and charges that, from December 1, 1883, to November 1, 1886, the de- to b warm and comfortable fendant (called in the complaint Pallas (his coining Winter, liiy Driggs) lived with Cornelia Driggs and Provo Hills all Wool FlanMelvina Kimball as his wites. Mrs. Cornelia Driggs was called as a nels for Underwear and Their two yards witness. She declined to testify, on Dresses. the ground that she was the defend- wide JLinsey or Flauuel for ant's legal wife. The Commissioner with their First ruled that she must answer the ques- Sheets, to Mr. Dickson, she C ' I ush ISlankets over tlieiu, tions, and Inname reply said My is Cornelia Pratt In Sugar House are for sale by Driggs;'SaltI live Lake County; I was Ward, . CDTLEK A llltO. married to the defendant 19 years ago : is two Agents my youngest child, Haze', years Kimball So. 3H OLD f 0STIUTIO. old; I have known Melovla 1 since she was a child ; do not know 1IIJ1 Salt IJiWeilly. where she lives; she was at home until seven or eight years ago; I have seen her once since .then, three or four FINE ART AND FURS ITU RE. never lived at my years since; she a heard several rumor, It is surprising what perfection the years house; ago, that she was married to ray hus- furniture business has reached. Four cars Just opening by Barratt Brothers band; I never spoke to him about it. ill! Mr. Dickson Did bespeak to you? are well worth examination. Mr. Moyle objected, for the reason that Judge Zane had held in tbe Valuable and Convenient. case that a legal wife could Eardley are a Bronchial Tkochks not be compelled to testify as to any Brown's safe for sure and Bronchitis, remedy received confidential communication Coughs, acd other troubles of the from her husband. and Lungs. Hold only in boxes. Mr. Dickson denied that Judge Zane Throat 2o cts. Price so had ruled, notwithstanding tbe fact that he was present pt the.triai of the COAL COAL t COAL I Eardley case. Witness to Mr. Dickson No sir; he Jlock Spring, Pleasant ValWeber, didnotaskmy consent; he has lived All the Coais sold and Bed Canyon with me as my husband during the past ley in the Salt Lake market. Our Weber three years. from the celebrated Grass Creek In answer to Mr. Dickson, Deputy is mines and we are mining better coal Pratt said two other witnesses in the than ever before. No other Weber case, Melvina Kimball and another brought ,to this market ca compare had been subpoenaed. They with it. All our coals are nicely lady, reached the commissioner's olllce af screened and cleaned. ter a few moment's waiting. Coal Department, Union Pacific RailMelvina Kimball was called and tes way Company. was to married the defendant tifiedI A. J. Gunnkll, Agent. ten years ago; during the past three Wasatch Corner Office, I I have lived in Salt Lake City; years have three children, aged eight and five years, and one six months : New Carpets from 23 cents per yard I have two lost children; Curtains and Portieres. one oi them would have been two At AukkbaCHs' years old if it had lived; they arc all he visitdefendant's has tie me DerhaDS once children; a month, as often ed REMOVED! as his business would permit. J. A. PETERSEN, dealer iu General 1 he prosecution rested, and tbe de Merchandise, has removed from 07 fendant was held to answer to the Third South Street to 20 E. Second charge; he was released on $2,500 ball, South Street, he will be pleased to await trial. Tbe witnesses were to have bis oldwhere friends call on him, and placed under bonds of $200 each. solicits the patronage of all who are desirous of getting choice goods at Sudden Death. About 8:30 on bottom prices. Saturday evening last, while Sister Ann Jenkins, wife of Thomas Jenkins, of the 4th Ward of this city, was quietSCHOOL BOOKS ly reading the evening paper, she fell forward from her chair without a At PARRY & Co's moment's warning, and expired. Her husband who was sitting beside her immediately raised her from the floor Soil ' Excellent. .1 and other members of tbe family has A fkin J . - ....... i Phlof ' u I v . tl v. tened to ber side to use every possi vi lie, Tenn., writes: 'My vttU, family and I ble endeavor to rectll the vital spark, are beneficiaries of vour most excel ent medicine. Dr. Klnz's New Dis but In vain. Dr. Joseph Richards,wbo covery for having found was summoned by telephone, was also It to be all consumption; that you claim for It7 desire soon in attendance and pronounced lo testify to Its virtue. My friends to whom I have recommended it, praise her death the result of heart it at opportunity." Dr. sudden Her disease. death St'.vi every Discovery tor Consumption ia was a great surprise and shock to tbe guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup and every family, but they feel consoled In the affection ot 'i'nront. 'hwMr. And r.nnmi was not to she that required Trial Bottles pree at Z C. M. 1. Drug thought a suffer pain as many do prior to tbe Store. Larxe Size $1.00. spirit taking its flight. Her features bore a pleasant and peaceful expresBvckiea'a Amue salve. TlIK BkST Sai.VK In Mi vm-l- t sion, as if she had simply fallen Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers.- Salt asleep. ok Sister Jenkins was rather a delicate Rhftlim Wwvr Sural Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin woman, and about a year since had a Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed long and serious illness from an affecor money give penect satisfaction, tion of her lungs; indeed, but few of her to Price 26 cents box. friends at that time imagined she refunded. vr I t-FOR SALE mt 7. r per would ever recover. She had a strong Store desire tUen to live until an aged aunt who had resided with her for mary Brace dp. You are feellug depressed, your ap- years, ana to whom she was greatly attached, had passed from life, t uutucn-- niiu i oa j are ridgetty, and also until she could attend Headache, uu ncuiranjr ouioi sorts, ana nervous, want to to certain ordinances in the Temple, brace up. Biace up, but riot with stlot- and expressed herself as being then uiauuj, npnug medicines, or bitters, which hae for their basis very cheap, willing to die. Through the exercise bad and which stimulate you whisky, of faith and the blessing of God she F.VB.Msu n ...... ouu .1 uuur, iueu leave you in was enabled to recover, and during the ivi worse condition than before. What past year has enjoyed better health you want is an alterative that will publood, start healthy action ol than for ten years before. During that rify your Layer and Kidneys, restore your vitime also ber aunt's death has occurred tality, and give renewed health and and she has performed the desired Mtreugtn. Such a medicine you will work for the benefit of her dead tlnd ia Electric Bitters. a bottle at Z. C. M. I. Drua (r ends. Storei Sbe was the daughter of Thomas P. and Ann Sml'-h- , was born in GloucesDISEASE 1M POSSIULE. tershire, England, December 2d, 1833, and was baptized when eight years of malarial poisons are driven out of the leaving the Blood New, Rich, age. She came to Utah in 1847 with system, and Pure. No place for eruptions, ulUncle" John Young's family, unac- - cers, or Rheumatiom, when all Blood taint has been eradicated by tne use oi ' even then manifesting an un BkOWITS SARSAPARILLA and and Dandelion with Iodide ot Potas of zeal usual degree Her life was miraculously sium. Thousands of witnesses, among faith. them the best Drueglsts and Physipreserved on the Journey during a cians, testify to the wonderful cures occurred. which frightful stampede wrougnt oy BROWN'S BARSAPABlLIJt, Many of tbe animals of the train, in their wild fright, leaped over the all diseases of the Blood, Liver, and wagon in which ahe was sleeping, ana K'dneys. Use only the bkst Medicines. in doing so broke tbe vehicle down, but she escaped without injury. KSTKAY NOTICK. She was married to. Thomas Jenkins January 10, 1851, to whom she has T IIAVE IX MY borne three sons and five daughters. dan spouea BULU one vear old past ; Four of the latter and thirteen grand noOne mark or brand visible. children survive ber. She was a indbt not claimed and taken If said animal withm ten days from date. I will ex exemplary woman, kind hearted, lov awv uose the name for tale to the Msrhest cash ing, zealous, faithful and patient, and bidder, November 20th, 1880, at one o'clock was grea'ly belovsd by all who knew 1. m., at ray corral. her ; in fact, she had not a single en District Poundkoeper. CHARGED WITH HAVING MORE THAN - ONE WIFE. BAIL FIXED AT $2,600. J0. ADDITIONAL NOVELTIES & FRENCH DRESS PATTERNS! i:iiuiiiiinuin With Kich Fancy Velvets to Match, About 300 Pattern Dresses of this Season s Importation, AT VERY Novelty Velvets, Rich Brocades, Silks, Plushes, Astrachaiis, Millinery Materials, and Numerous New Fabrics, worthy of the attention of any lady. Our stock of Jet Bead, Fur, Feather and Marabout Trimmings is the choicest and most extensive ever shown in this city, and must be seeu to be appreciated. Our Cloak Department Is the busiest place in this city. Correct About 25 Pieces 54 inch Homespuns nnl Jciunrd Ladies' Cloth at 80, 85 and 91. OO. Former Prlees, 91.25 and $1 SO Just Received a Large Shipment ot Ladles and Misses' Jerseys The line embraces the Latest Mew York Novelties, and at very reaaoa ablo prices. Also, the Latent New York Production in Children's Plush Hoods. Closing Out several lines of Ladles Jackets, Newmarkets, Kunslat Circulars and various styles of Wraps, AT AN KNOKMOU8 LOSS; and many of them at half price. Sweeping Reductions In Misses Cloaks and Newmarkets. A Large Stock of Klegant Plush Sncquea and Wraps at Reduce) Prices. LARGE SIZES A 8PKC1ALTY. :0: Just Received a line of CRKPK LISSBj: FLOUXCINOS, la Tints suitable for Kvenlng Wear. SPRCIAL 8ALK of a Splendid Quality of 'WTiHe Merino Under wear, at 50c, worth 75c, and Scarlet, aU Wool, at 91.25, 91 and $2.00. The latter, full regular, former prices 91.75, 92 t and 98. OO- styles, perfect fit, thorough workmanship, and all rule are the secrets to our success. We can fit and please a wee, little bit of a miss and the most stately lady. MAIL ORDERS Millinery and Fancy Goods Stylish and Cheap. Hosiery and Gloves, Complete Stock, Stylish and Cheap. Ladles Merino and Muslin Underwear, Good and Cheap. Laces and Embroideries, our own European Importation. Our Ladies' and Children's Shoes and Slippers, Gents' and Boys' Boots and Gaiters are from the best Manufacturers In America. honest-one-price-t- o- warrant every pair we sell. We Only tbe Best Qualities and Newest Designs of Carpets, Linole ums, Rugs, Curtains and Upholstery Goods are shown by us. We guarantee the fit of every Carpet we put down. Our various departments for Gents' Wear, such as Suits, Over coats and Pants to Order, Gents' and Boys' Furnishing Goods, Gents' and Boys' Ready-maClothing, Gents' and Boys' Hats and Caps, Gents' and Boys' Boots and Shoes, are always properly stocked with honest goods at Lowest Prices. de Bargains in Blankets, Quilt and Rubber Clothing. Wholesale Buyers will find our Mammoth Establishment crammed full of goods suitable for this season's trade, at Prices to compete s with any Market East or West. MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION WE ARE NEVER UNDERSOLD. ADERBACH h CLOTHING 183 IDBT & j BRO. H FiANCT YOEIiYETS, ! " WHOLESALE AND RETAIL! WALDEMAR WILLING TO TAKE THE THRONE. Fatal Marine Disaster Terrible K. It. Accident In France, Ktc , Etc. ' Hasded Over. 15. Captain Cabokoff has Sofia, been delivered to tbe Russian Consul - atBourgas. WaMur WIIUmc. ia. it is stated on authority that Prince Waldemar is personally willing to accept" the throne oi Bulgaria. CoFfeTTHAOKN, Prtace ftialeMee. Roms, 15. Prince Roccagiovine who was wounded when Bonaparte, serving as a volunteef In the .French army la Tonquln, has' committed sui cide bv shooting himself with a re vol ver. Ue bad lately showed signs of insanity. All Went IKMra. XJ:, f, T.rvNnoj. 15. Advices have been re ceived at Plymouth that the Chinese ateamshin TatakavMM burned while a pressure in a gale off running under Miagata, ana mat w persons wno were on board perished, including the olM- - ' .". tcrs, WUU jtaM KevtotMi London, bv The ted to-da- WB HAVE PURCHASED : ef . -. u as LARGELY. LjKCAL NOTICK. , In the Probate Court, in and for Salt Lake County, Territory or utan. - In the matter of the Estate Of A. P. Uockwood, deceased. Order appointing tim and place for set ana ia near ueiueit oi finaltoratcoani distribution. petition READING AND FILING THE PK- AN tltion of Zernbbabel SnoAdminstra tor of tbe Estate of Albert 1". Kockwood with the will annexed, setting deceased, forth that he has tiled his final account of his aSmlnistratioB apon eatd estate iu thi Court ; ana mat a portion or saia estate ret mains to be divided among the heir ef said other thwK deceased, and praying among for an order allowing: said final account and of distribution of the residue of aatd estate nrannir the Dersens entitled. acordintr to art agreement entered into aaaeng the ho Irs if eaia estate; It la ordered that all Demons Interested ia the estate of the aaid Albert P. Kockwood, deceased, be and appear before the Probate Court of the Conntv of 8alt Lake.at the Conrt Room o( said Court, in the County Court Mouse, on tne eeventn aay ot jjecember, 11 e'cloek a. m,, then and there to Show cause why an order allowing said Anal account and ot distribution should not be made of the residue of aanl estate among the heirs and devisees oi tne saia Albert i. Kockwood, deceased, according, to-- , said It (s farther ordered that the Clerk cause copies oi mis oraer vo ue posieq in tnrea J TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, CLOTHING, GOODS lbs DK9I1KT ETKRIItO NlSWg a newspaper printed and circulated in Salt Lake County, three weeks successively of ueeemDor.iwo. prior .to said Ttb aayJCLIA3 4. SMITH, Probate Jndre. k ; uatea November mn, vsae TBanrWkT'ojr'UTAH, County of Salt Lake. I A ' ' s .4 ' ' I, John O.- Catler, Clerk of tha Probate aadfor the County of Salt Lake, ia the Territory of Utahlo hereby certify that the foregoing ia a lull, true and correct copy of aa order appointing time and place for tbe settlement of anal account and to hear petition, for distribution in. the matter t the estate of A. Kockwooa. aeceaaea, as ap pe&ra of recod in my office. aK,. . .j, V. in. ...-- . In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand 'and TtSAL.1 aftUed the seal 4 of said U : Court, this 13t day ot No I JOHN C. CUTLElt; " Probate Clerk. dw Court in - ! j- - THI LARGEST HSU BEST ASSORTMEKt IS at LOWEST PRICES, that.;- (, a full stock of Jre88 Goods, Trimmings, Notions', Ladies' and , wi Misses Cloaks, Seal J?lush JSacqiies, ana v Wraps, Shawls. Flannels, Blankets, Men's a n d I .t Children's Clothing, Boots ana Shoes, ana have - i I CODDS These Goods arc Offeree! at prices Ziower Than liver and all' Guaranteed. ... ; Correspondence Solicited from Wholesale Hovers generally tarouzh-tn- it tha Territory. Illustrated Catalogues BI ailed Free on Application INO ' f , TllOXJIlIli TO SltOW GOODS. iPRANK W. JENNINGS. ' f .T . I ne Laraest juarDet ). . lull 3D avid' aifiaes & Go. . II il Mll'll"! ,tl .. i cUsdsY j U OF "i ; i CLASS a BETTER THAH A SLOW SHILLING." ffe Ast a Full ani CareM Examination; ifi.-- 8F THIS VER OPENED IN. THIS TERRITORY. j; ., St., 3 doors West of Clock Corner. Cook Stoves, Ranges, Etc. j ' at the ffARD AND SOFT COAL HEATERS, and Satisfaction Guaranteed. 1, .t SONS, CONSISTING OP -- " A IIIMBLtSIXPElCE IS T i Several Cars of Stoves, INCREASE OUR PATRONAGE j.'', 13 s No. 15 W., South Temple J "'iIC l frank w. jennings; Suited to the needs of the Territory, ahd iiwleati of the old practice of waiting tDl the season i nearly over to, make especial offering af Bargains we have adopted an Entire New Policy, and com mence at; the beginning, NOW, and we purpose tc continue to offer our ENTIKE NEW STOCK IIS EVERY DEPARTMENT, t such CLOSE MARGINS OP PROFIT, as must commend them to the public All our. Goods are marked at SMALI PROFIT, because we are determined to r" sal Successor to WM. JRNNINQS ;:. fianect 5T ETC., ETC., the BEST DRESS GOODS! n CARPETS. GENTS' FURNISHINGS, . K. THOMAS. ALL CLASSES OF DRY GOODS, By selling Great Variety for brimming-- 5000 PIECES HEW GOODS FOR FALLX" WlilTER HAVE IX MY POSSESSION; 1 ! FANCY SILKS, tix BOOTS and SHOES, Oue red SI KER. 4 var old. naderalope ear nnd under half crop in left ear. One red COW, about 7 yeara old; no marks or brands; she has a large calf with her. If not claimed and taken awav within ten days from tho date hereof, they will be sold to the highest bidder at the Kockville sovemucr inn, icon, uounu, eslray nt 4 n'f.lfw.k it in riaay, JOHN F. LANGSTOV, restrict Ponndkecpcr, RockviHe, Kfov. . 18S0. C ! LOAKS!)lg 18 q e THE WALKER BROS. KSTRAY NOTICK. in rifrht FOREIGN. A ??ov. 11, 1886. CARPETS! 3 1 a. m. SPECIAL ATTEiVTM. s ; the Fourth Ward meeting bouse, to morrow, Tuesday, at eleven o'clock RECEIVE E.K.TH0MAS IPBE1L s Kanarra, ; AT A GREAT SACRIFICE! ATTRACT!! PRICES. 1 emy. The funeral services will be held in llli;Clilll5TS ' t, u c-nt- THEIR DRESS GOODS DEFT IN 'Tni-froi- 15-committee the cabinet to presare a measure' for the reform of procedure rules of the House oi commons, neia The commitIts first meeting y. tee Is composed of Loid Randolph oi tne Churchill, Chancellor Hlcka-Beach. chMner: Sir Michael Chief Secretary for Ireland;. Mr. IL MitthewM.. .Home Secretary: ; Mr Secretary, and Mr Stanhope, Colonial W.Ii. Smith, war secretary. RsmU CeM ReOo Saturday , night Captured. Sofia, 15 Itfi received here that Sheriff Turner, o Provo, captured SusBia ia mobllaing troop. Andrew Johnson, who.la alleged to be Aeciawi. . The a notoriou Colorado horse-thi15. Further and particulars have made was at Spanish Fork, arrest Paris, been received of the railway accident tbe prisoner was taken east yesterday at SUterer, in, the department of '..- - afternoon."" V Basse-Alne- s. ,'.lt appears that about auojioo entile metres of rocky earth fell Mont Genres, overwhelming the Major1 Rawles, formerly ot. Fort from iiui which was proceeaing train, new command. DougVas, feft for his from Marseilles. One nrst-claspeed e was accompanied carriage was crashed to atoms and the East the engine was overturned. Driver, by hi family. y. v - TT Ki-g'- . to-da- IN 1.11., . SPECIAL BARGAINS HAVE JUST RECEIVED AVE r Twenty-On- e . F.AUERBACH&BRO t .! ".- - wm - J nTB Their Entire Stock of FIRE TJIJS BZFARTIZ - PLU31BERSi;TI.'SERS, 1 OUT. mm No. G7 OAS 1VD STEA5I FlfllRS. EAST TEMPLE STREET. Ko. 79. ! 7 ' |
