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I II tT i Ij 1 I r1PII 11 1 il ll l1Ii 1 If I iff 1 IjIP VW tJ 1 I fJ fim SALT LAKE WRTR ATTbt TUESDAY MATCTT 22 1892 8 UTAH NEWS THE HERALD is delivered daily by carrier In Ogden and Park City at 23 cents per week 100 per month or 1000 per year Sub Ecribers will confer a favor by notifying the of ace When delivery Is not promptly made BRANCH OFFICES CGDEN Hooa 421 Utah Loan and Trust Balldiip Telephone No 193 PEOVO Deseret Telegraph Building PAK CITY Utah Central Ticket Office LOGAN Kircball Bross Real Estate Office NEPHI Office at Hyde Whit ores store Advertisements left at branch offices will ap rcar 1n the next issue oJ Our agents will take subscriptions and issue receipts OGDEN TUESDAY March 2 CO CRT TRIALS Two JJasicd Mon Rob 1 Saloon and Stab the OwnerA Bartender Absconds A report came into tho city night before last that a saloon keeper at Kaysville had been clubbed by two masked men while about to close up his place of business The fellows demanded the privilege of purloining the cash box and on meeting resistance made the assault upon the proprietor cud went off with their boodle while LO tias yet insensible Two men were arrested by the police on suspicion and arc being held at tho city jai awaiting develop I ments It was thought by some of the I police at tho station yesterday that the pursued guilty parties are still at large but closely An Absconding Bartender Ed Gale who has officiated in tho capacity of night barkeeper at the Club saloon for some time past skipped out yesterday morning to parts unknown carry ing with him about 300 Gale was considered a trustworthy man in every respect and his actions are very astonishing to all those who knew him Ed Carter working on tho day shift at the saloon stated to a HEUALD reporter yesterday that he has known Gale for sometime and has of late been rooming with him He always consiuered him an honest him man and he had tie utmost confidence in himNot Not only did the felow abscond with the money but he also carried with him clothes belonging to Mr Carter No clue to hia whereabouts had been obtained up to late last evening The Club saloon is owned by Herman Kahn A New Corporation Articles of incorporation of the Utah Saddlery and Harness company were tile din tho office of the county clerk yesterday The incorporators are Pies president Blair vicepresident I Stratford secretary and treasurer and Miller and James Hoop directors The capital stock is 25000 and the life of the corporation is twenty years The First District Court The following cases were recorded by clerk of the First district court yesterda In the case of Joseph Merrill vs Brig bam City et aL an order was made overruling demurrer In the case of Hawthorne vs Ab salom Woolf et aL trial continued In the case of Tarpey vs George Marsh an order was made granting de fendant ten days further time to file and serve an amended answer In the case of A VV Putnam VS 3 Bertrand order dismissing case at plaintiffs tiffs costs In the case of Catherine Carey vs Ham ilton Carey an order was made for a decree of divorce on report of referee Probate Orders The following orders were made in probate yesterday In the matter of the estate of Ellen Pierce deceased an order was made setting April 16 at 10 oclock a as a date I for hearing on petition for the settlement setlement and final distribution of the estate Daniel Pugh ted a petition for the ap pointment of an administrator of tho estate of David Pugh deceased The case was set for hearing Monday April 4 In the matter of the estate of Jens Peter If eilson deceased the court issued a citation requiring James Iverson the administrator to appear Saturday March 26 to show cause why he should not be required to file an inventory and make a report and final accounting of his administration Police Court The following cases were disposed of in tho police court yesterday Frank Hatch received the usual penalty for drunkenness George Smith a vagrant was Ito the chain gang for ten days Hawkins tho negro who for months has sported the finest of Sand pleaded his own cases in the police court but afterwards played in hard luck and was sentenced to three months in the chain gang was released a few days ago lo sooner had ho once more breathed tne pure mountain air than ho became the pos CI I lessor of a big long and elegant jag which made him feel eloquent and while yielding a tow of profane words Officer Hanson claimed him as his own and walked him to the city bas tie The judge sentenced him to ninety days in the chain gang or in pre ference to leave town at once He left General Glcanlncs Real estate transfers reached 58504 I yesterday Pitt of Salt Lake was in tho city yesterday for a fow hours Revor of Carlin Nev was registered at the Reed yesterday Toseph Jefferson and troupe arrived from the vest at 730 last evoning Judge Harkness of McCammon Idn was in the city yesterday Lincoln lodge No9 Knights of Pythias meet this evening in Caste hal Sam Donnell the Salt Doel Lake insurance man was in the city yesterday Tho National Union will give a grand bal at the Boyle hal tomorrow night Councilman Lundy returned yes terday from an extended business trip cast Howard Westover is in the city from La Plata Ho reports everything going on nicely at tho camp Joseph Jefferson playod to a fairsized house at the Grand last evening He presented The Rivals The county clerk was busy for a tin je yesterday signing tho city school bonds signinJ ct recent cently sold amounting to 100000 Colonel Hardestry a well known cattle man of Wells Nov was in the city cty yesterday for a few hours on business Prbyl of the Corinne Caliope a new paper to be started at that place passed through Ogden from tho south yesterday Tbo county clerk issued marriage licenses yesterday to Alexander Slockland and Miss Rosa Lee both aged twentyfour years and of Ogden Pettingill returned yesterday from a business trip to southern Utah Ho came home well pleased with the future prospects of the country Superintendent of Public Buildings and Grounds Porter and his able corps of assistants are busy these bays beautifying the public parks with flowers and shrub I bery I The Bostonians who were booked to ap pear at tho Grand next Thursday and ap deV nights have cancelled their engage meats on those dates but they will positively appear here on May 5 Chief Rhodes was presented with a check for 550 by Stratford Li Son for the department this evening The gift io ten dered the boys as an appreciation of their services in the late llro in tho furniture house owned by the donors A postmortem examination was held yes tla1 over the body of Gus Eckert tho labor who sustained fatal injuries in the runaway on Twentyfourth street Friday last The examination revealed the fact that his heart and lungs were crushed and his spine slightly injured The body is being held in the morgue awaiting disposal by frienfls diposal Tho funeral of little James Plngreo who received fatal injuries in being run over by a wagon last Saturday was held from the I family residence on Lincoln avenue at 2 oclock yesterday afternoon The remains followed by a host of sympathizingfriends were laid to rest in tho city cemetery TIm bereaved parents have the sincere con dolence of all al alLOGAN LOGAN OESDAV March 22 189 REPUBLICAN OFFICERSELECT They Assume Charge of the City ToMorrow A Touching Funeral The Cache county Republicans convened Saturday to elect delegates to the terrItorial convention Thirtythree delegates nd fifteen alternates were chosen The county court has recently organized a voting precinct at La Plata Registrar Goodwin has appointed Watson reg istration officer forthat precinct Last week was one 01 tho best in real estate transfers noted for sonic time Three new mines have been recorded at Recorder Farrells office The Larson mine located In Spring Creek canon tbo Rettas Choice mine and River View mine located one and onehalf and two and mehalf miles east or Logan respectively Tho latest news from La Plata is I Weve struck it rich A welldefined ledge of ore is now in sight and stockholders are jubilant Alf Solberg a rug was before Justice Smith Saturaay and was consigned to the watchful care of the city jailor for ten days Tho now Republican officers have been qualified and met last evening to prepare themselves for tomorrow evening when they will tako the reins of city government in hand The Lindsay Dramatic company played hero Saturday night in the Reese Opera Monte Christo to a light audience Lawon returned last evening from La Plata whither he had gone inquest quest of mines He reports all well the snow going fast Dr Parkinson is home again The doc ton has been absent east attending one of the medical colleges Elders Seymour Young and John Taylor addressed a large congregation in Tabernacle on Sunday nltornoon The last sad rites that mortals pay to those whom deaths cold hand has touched were hld in the basement of the Tabernacle on Sunday over the remains of Wil Vi lie Merrill the 15yearold son of Franklin Merrill who suddenly met his death bj 1 falling from a horse on Sunday last At 1 a the bier was carried from the hears to the church by a delegation of the de ceaseds classmates from the Agricultural College A quintette comprising Mrs Sloan Miss Toombs Messrs Easton Lewis and Wilson son rendered the selections 1 Welcoini Wanderer I Need Thee and a closing cosing hymn By special request of Mrs Merrill Mr Easton sang Oh My Father in a very touching manner Bishop Lewis recounted the events the accident He was followed by Apostle Moses Thatcher who gave an eloquent discourse on the immortality of the soul President Sanborn on behalf of the Agricultural College faculty tendered his I heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved ones and spoke in glowing terms of the you boy lying dead The floral offerings were numerous and costly A largo cortege followed the remains to the grave where they were consigned to mother earth May bright angel guard the last resting place of tho departed one THE HEKALD unites with sorrowing friends in extending sympathy to the bereaved parents KAYSVILLE CRIME Burglars Fell Day antI Hob Ills Saloon of Cash and Valuables One of the most recklessly daring and successful burglaries that ever startled the inhabitants of these parts and and ono that rivals the exploits of Jesse James and his gang was perpetrated a the DoDropIn saloon at Layton about 830 on Saturday night Business was very slack and David Day the propretor of the saloon and Ernest Layton bartender were just preparing to close up and retire to bed early when two men walked boldly in the front door and one of them leveling a revolver at Mr Layton commanded him to throw up his hands and turn his baoK to tho audience Realizing that resistance against such odds would be folly and that discre tion is the hotter part of valor he oblig ngly reached for tha ceiling with both I hand and commenced studying intently thc intenty tie unspotted whiteness of the kalsomined I wall Mr Day grappled with the other fellow and had him felow securely lodged against the bar when Mr Laytons captor left his man facing the wall ana felled Day by I crushing blow with an iron couplingpin which they had procured from the depot He was rendered insensible and tho bur glare began their search for plunder They were rewarded by fiudinc about 51CO in cash two watches and chains and some clothing which they appiopriated Telling Layton to take good care of his insensible employer and not to leave the place lor an 101 hour on pain of death they jumped into a cart which was standing outside and started toward Ogden at a breakneck speed The curt was afterward found cap sized a few miles from tho saloon but the horse is still missing Last evening it was reported that both men had been captured at Ogden and Sheri Laycock went up to take them in charge Though very painful Mr Days injuries are not bonous and he will be out again in a few days The examination of the men was held at Ogden yesterday and as there was nothing brought out in the evidence against them they were discharged The officers now have little hope of capturing tho thieves AXOTUEP At an early hour yesterday morning burglars made an unsuccessful attempt to break into John Bonnemorts residence The officers have Inaugurated a crusade against the hobos who have congregated heremATn DEiTn AND FUNERAL OF JIP3 HYDE Mrs Hannah Hyde wife of Rosel Hyde of this place died at 935 oclock las ocock Saturday morning after a painful and lingering illness of over a year The deceased was about 48 eats of age and her husband and eight children who survw her are the recipients of many expression of sympathy and condolence The funera services were held at the family residence at 1 oclock this afternoon and was at tended by several relatives of the fnmil from Stilt Lake and a host of KayoviU friends and relatives Kayavie NOTES OX THE SIDE Quito a refreshing shower fell Saturda afternoon and Barnes and Whit were visitors from the capital yesterday The Social and Literary society dance Saturday evening was the most enjoyabl occ of the season The musio by King band of Ogden wee delightful Mr Larkins a prominent stockman of this city sustained 1 heavy loss 01 Saturday night by having nine head valuable cattle killed and three injured a Union Pacific south bound Pacifc train The cattle were of the Hereford breed and I were prizedvery highly by Mr Larkins A claim has been lodged against the Union Pacific for the damage KATSVILLE March 21 Orton successor to Young I Co 110 South Main street will open at the old stand on Monday with a full and complete line of jewelry silverware etc Old customers aro invited to call TIlE FINEST Boston baked beans and brown bread at Mueller Bros bakery and delicatessen 213 State street A TIiAlN PRECAUTION Either to adopt a plain precaution one sanctioned by experience and approved by medical men or to incur the risk of a malady obdurate and destructive in its arioua forms of intermittent or bilious remittent fever or dumb ague which of the wol For every type for every phase ol malaria Hostellers Stomach fitters is a pecinc I acts promptly does its work horoughly As a defense against the malarial taint it is most effective Emigrants to and denizens of regions in the west where miasmatic complaints are periodical per odical visitants should be mindful ol this nnd use the bitters as a safeguard For constipation biliousness rheumatism ula grippe I kidney and bladder troubles the bitters 1 will be found no less useful than incases of malaria Against the injurious effects of exposure bodily or mental fa tipjue i it is also a valuable protection THE HERALD PRBSSJIAH BECOMES COiN VERTED Another Wonderful Cure by Dr Busselle SALT LAKE CITY March 18 1S92 DR CIIAKLES A RusacLLE DEAII Sm Words cannot express the gratitude I feel towards you lor the benefit I have derived from your treatment For two years I have been suffering with lung troubles and other afflictions A year ago I was down with la grippe for four weeks which left me in 1 very bad condition leaving behind a severe cough which clung to me up to tho time I took your treatment When tma you were giving your public demonstrations in healing the sick my wife visited the Tem plo of Honor hall several times and witnessed many of your wonderful cures She tried to persuade mo to try your treatment but I would not listen to her I had lcng lost confidence in doctors and medicines having been treated by como of the I best physicians both here and in tho cast and having used a dozen different kinds of patent medicines without either doing men particle of good But my wife had made up her mind to have rno consult you so I finally consented to give you a trial Immediately after the first treatment I began to feel better and now after receiving six treatments I feel like a new man My cough has left me and I can eat a good hearty meal something I could not do over since I had the grippe 1 am gaining strength every day Again thanking you with all my heart for bringing me back amongst the halo and hearty and warmly recommending you to all who are afflicted aficted I remain yours very respectfully JACOB FHAXZEN Pressman of 1nr HEKALD Residence 4 South Fourth West street Dr Russello continues to treat all forms of diseases with wonderful success Office Hooper building East First South street from 1 a to 4 daily except Sun day Consultation free MUELLER BROS 212 State street male a specialty of good day coffee and servo elegant hot waffles all UN1VERiAJ PUAhJB 31E NS MERIT Thes uccess of Chamberlains Cough Hem dy in effecting a speedy cure of la grippe colds croup and whooping couga has rought it into great demand Messrs ontius Son of Cameron Ohio say that it has gained a reputation second to none that vicinity James Queen of Johnson Va it says is the best he overused Jones druggist Winona Miss says Chamberlains Cough Remedy is perfectly reliable I have always warranted i and it never failed to give tie most perfect satisfaction 50 cent bottles for sale by I drug department Ladies are cordially invited to the grand I opening of spring millinery on Thursday March 24 1892 at Madame Rhines 12 East Third South Mrs Fox at 57 West Second South has I ust received a full line of latest pattern and fine millinery pattrn DO YOU KNOW ITT A common Cough ia the most dangeroui thing in the world to neglect slight hack ing Cough is also very dangerous as it always leans to Bronchitis and Consumption Dont neglect them On selecting a remedy for Coughs Colds and Bronchitis bo Bronchii sure and get oao that is not full of Opium and one that will not produce constipation Ballards Horehound Syrup does not con utipato remember this I is perfectly perfeoty Harmless for children and Its the most noothing and healing Throat and Lung medicine in the world It curei Consump ion Coughs Cold Sore Throat Asthma 1 Whooping Cough Croup Broncnitis Hoarseness Sore Lungs lickliog in the throat and greatly strengthens the Lungs after Pneumo il Sold by cl I drug department 4 UM Ui WORTH A GUINEA A SOS I i JIC i Pi LS i PA NPESSctc i EFFCTUALi Human health can only be maintained I when the rules of life rle le arc strictly obeyed Mans system is like a town to be healthy 0 it must be well drained This drainage is frequently interfered with by careless 0 habits and when it becomes clogged ill 0 ness i the result i Bcechana Pill hnvo been In pope liir uo In Kuropo for fifty yeur nnd tire ipccLttIl adapted Innureaentle Jmunncr to Keep liuaiui tlmluuKo in 5 perfect oriler American inalyit Of all drujj jists Price 25 cents a box 5 New cork Depot 865 Canal St 410 4Ii JC I jt A POLICY I In the Niagara will insure sweet repose I GRANT Co Agents Tlie Peoples Forwarding Go Will pay tho Kates here quoted and guarantees them to be the Ruling Prices WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FLOUR GRAIN HAY AND FEED Carloads Supplied at Any Time on Ono Days Notice 1T LARGEST and most con AL lenient beds on the shores pt i i 1 A of tho Great Salt Lnkc iV I BOrders Orders received for any amount RICH MANAGER Be Celebrated French GureI I Warranted s1lDmifln1pTy 1 EJ I or mince to cure ODTI Cefendect Is SOLD ox A Ij 9 POSITIVE GUARANTEE to cur any form 4 of norvcud disease 44 or any dis orJorof tho eon eratlvo organs BE ORE whether arising from the exoesni use of stimulants Arc Tobacco Opium or over indulgence etc such as Loss oi Brain Power WaUefulnaas Beefing Down Paine In the back Hysteria Nervous Prostra tlon Dizziness Weak Memory and Loss of power which i neglected often JOS premature oldngo sad Insanity Prioo 100 a box 0 boxes for 503 Sent by mal on receipt of price A WRITTEN GUARANTEE la given for every 85 00 order received to refund the rerut money i a permanent cure Is not elected Wo have thousands of testimonials from old end young of both sexes who have been permanently Address cured by the usa of AphroJHine Uirculai frea THE APHRO flEDiGiME GO Weltcr Branch Box 27 POSILAXD Oj Sod by A Smith Co I Lice1Eaa I you value your eyes and wish a perect flt ting pair of spectacles call on MEYERS 50 SECOND SOUTH and have your eyes examined free of charge We firind our own glasses JOB OFFICES Have Your Form STEREorrVPED At the Herald Office Now and Complete Outfit Firtcla Work Guaranteed AUERBACH BRO I1r ANNUAL MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE Commencing Monday March 21 1892 We Offer you Garments at Less Prico than the Material to make them would cost you Then why take the trouble to make them At ICSo eerola This line consists of Childrens Pantelots at 13o Ladies Chemise each lac Ladies Drawers each lOc Ladies Aprons each loc Ladies Corset Covers each 150 At 20 e5La12 A this price we have Child rens White Nainsook Dresses Childrens Colored Gingham Dresses Infants Cambric Slips Childrens Gingham Aprons Ladies Ni ht Robes Night Cambric Ruffled Ladies Night Robes Lace and Embroidery Trimmed Ladies Chemise Embroidery and Lace Trimmed Ladies Drawers Embroidery and Lace Trimmed Ladies Corset Covers Embroidery and Lace Trimmed Only Three Pieces of One Kind to a Customer Do Nor Fail to Inspect our Line of Novelty Garments in GapesJ Newmarkets Box Coats Reefers and Blazers i At 20 Per Cent Cheaper than Elsewhere WE HAYE 125 1 IMPORTED SAMPLE GARMENTS 4 That we Offer at 30 Per Cent Below Value COO SAMPLE REEFERS at 500 750 1000 and 1 50 Each in the Latest Cut Worth in Actual Value 50 Per Cent More DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT The attractions in the Silk and Dress Goods Departments for this week aro 50 pieces Black Satin Rhadame 60 50 pieces Black and Colored Pongees 4734 75 pieces Colored Surahs 4734 40 pieces Satin Marvelous 75 25 pieces Black Gros Grain Silk C7J This is all Silk and valued at 100 Elegant Designs in China Silk at 47 American Challies 22 inches wide at 20 French Challies at 50 100 pieces allwool Camelette 75 Newest shades regular price S125 50inch colored imported Broadcloth to clcoo 100 These goods tave been sold at 175 An elegant assortment of stylish pattern Dresses at 275 350 5150 0 Wo are showing the latest and finest line of Novelty Dress Goods French Cropons Whip Cords Bedford Cords Camel Hair Weaves etc 0 NEW SPRING WASH GOODS Tho Prettiest Fabrics over produced will I be sale this week on Others may have as cheap but we doubt i See our immense stock stocl Ai Oo oh This line of Underwear is very elaborately tj made and finished and would sell elsewhere for 100 At 5C3o oexola We show in this line goods that are fn 1 tactual value worth 125 For 81 Ladles Underwear in all styles Was 150 For 5i1 a 3 Ladles Underwear in all styles Was 175 For S1cO Ladies Underwear in all styles Was 2 For lSCS Ladies Underwear in all styles Was 1250 For 2 Ladics Underweatn nil styles Was 830 i TRIMMINGS DEPARTMENT Elegant New Dress Trimmings Alagnl cent Assortment Latest Paris Novelties Entirely New oveltes Black and colored Silk Gimps 5 7X 10 1234 13 These trimmings worth 3334 per cent more Steel and Bead Passimenterles at 75oJ Cheap at S125 per yard Colored Appliqued TrimmingsCOc 125 Escurial Lace Beading 0e to 75e Steel Gimps 50cto 575 Black Nailhead TrimmingslIe to 5Co 0 ANOTHER GREAT SALE OF EMBROIDERIES IBIS WEEK lOc Hamburg Embroideries for 5 15c Hamburg Embroideries for 7j 20c Hamburg Embroideries for 10 25c Hamburg Embroideries for 1234 20c Hamburg Embroideres for 15 40c Hamburg Embroideries 20 50c Hamburg Embroideries 25 450 doz coloredbordered Handkerchiefs 2 25cdor 500 doz coloredbordered scalloped scaloped Handkerchiefs CJ each 2GO doz plain white scalloped and each hemstitched embroidered Handkerchiefs regular price 50c special price 25c 75c Childrens Cashmere Hats25c each SlCO Childrens Surah Silk Hats50c each 75c Childrens Surah Silk Embroidered Hoods 40c each 100 Childrens Surah Silk Em broidered Hoods 50c each AUERBACH BRO I DAVID JAMES CO I Tinners Plumbers GAS AND STEAM FITTERS DEALERS IN umblg Material Pumps Pipes and Fittings Steam Heating Supplies Tin and Iron Roofing Galvanhed iron CoFnica Guttering Garden Hosa and Lawn Sprinklers Water Fitters Eta Eia 6 1 ArN SRqET THIS SPACE RESERVED EOR HARDY YOUNGCO a1ch It 2 ICYCLE HEADQUARTERS OTkXQ BROTHERS 1 55 Main St Sal Lake City Utah 246 Washington Avenue Ogden Ulan SWKOLESALE AHD RLTAIlH Bicycles Tricycles and Velocipedes Baseball and Lawn Tennis God Fishing lacVle Tents Basimoclcs and a full line of Shooting ana Fuse Sporting Etc Goods All kinds of Sporting and Blasting Powder Caps 1 i SEND FOR OUR NEW CATALOGUE FReETO ELJAS 1ORRIS HAS A HANDSOME LINE OF GOd Iron and Slate Mantes ALSO FLOOR AN ART ILES 4 Call and see the but display I this line II the Woit No 2i moub T8Xple Stzti i PROVOe TUESDAY March 23 1892 COURT TRIALS Liquor Men ff Lo Sell Firewater to tho Aborls Ines Republican Delegates The jury in the case of Rose Sideforthan charged with fornication found a verdict of guilty iut recommended tho prisoner to the clemency of the court Sentence will bo passed this morning Motion for a new trial was overruled in thocaso of the People vs Pearson charged with selling liquor to minors at Ephraim and the a defendant was sentenced to pay a fine of 100 and be imprisoned in the San pete county jail for a term of two months An appeal will be taken The trial of the case of the United States vs Burr occupied the greater part of the forenoon session The defendant is charged with having sold 2 worth ol liquor to two Indian policemen who are engaged in the United State service on the Uintah reservation and known by the names of lowats and Carter Theso red men testified to having bought two bottles of firewater from the defendant not because they wanted it themselves but because i they had been instructed by the Indian agent to look out for saloonmen who were trafficking that kind of spirits to their race Other witnesses testified that the bottles of liquor have been turned over to the oflicers named Tie defense denied ever having sold a drop of liquor to an Indian at any li and scarcely remembered ever having seen the Indians who were upon the stand He was found guilty and will bo sentenced this morning Ten Broeck came to trial charged with selling liquor to Indians in the theta reservation on the 15th of February last Two Indian policemen Bob Ridley and Tooroooose testified that they had gone to the defendants short order restaurant and purchased a bottle whisky for which they paid 8 and that they sealed the same up labeled it with a figure 5 and turned it over to Mr Wall tho Indian agent at Uin I tah Other confirming testimony was given and then the defendant took the stand and told many tales of battles he had passed through fighting Indians on the wild west while in the service of the United States army and put in evidence his discharge from the some which is a sandy colored piece of paper bearing the word honorable As to the minor matter of sell I I sel ing tho whisky to the dusky natives ho denied the allegations and said i they got whisky at his place they must have stolen i and by the way ho remembered having missed a bottle soon after these Indians vis ited his domicile The case was argued at considerable length and submitted John Deal was excused as a juror for i being busy preparing to open the Roberts I house on March 25 The judge just before I excusing him asked jocularly i he expected to keep a good house A JUSTICE CASE A civil case was instituted in the justices court yesterday the parties to which aro Eugene Harris vs Hansen Co in which a verdict was found in favor of the nlam tiff A TALL Tho Republican Drum corps boys have announced a ball for March 31 EEPUBLICAN DELEGATES The Utah county Republicans met at the opera house yesterday Judge A Sax was made chairman and A Granger secretary After some other business among which was the adoption of a set ol resolutions the following delegates wero elected to tho territorial convention which will take place April 1 as follows ueuTu I Pleasant GroveFrank Beers 11 Framptoc A Sunberg and James Cob bleyLehi Lehi Ira Wines A Granger tuqu IU 1 usnmrl 1 lar ren John Peterson American Fork Robinson James Chipman Thomas Parker Harry Tim mins Edward Robinson Dr Addle man Alpine Ephraim Nash Cedar Valley John Cook SOOTH Payson Page jr Henry Fair banks Simons jr and Wimmer Santaquin Holliday Springville Johnson Boyer Nephi Straw and James Whitehead Mapleton Whitney SalemOle Soren Spring LakeL Huish Lake Shore Josheph Aitkin Spanish rkW A Thomas George A Hicks George Chambers and George Butts mayo Dusenberry Reed Smoot Cluff Thompson A Glazier George Sutherland do Moisy Graham Olger Stove Bunnell Barrett George Peay Bloat stcrberp Abram Halladay Farrer Nephi Hoss Booth Simmons I John Grier Dixon Coltrin I Jones Cluff A Saxey Pyse I Whitecotton and Benjamin I Bachman FINANCIAL Corrected daily by JlcCormck Co Silver Lead New York 89 Y2 4 15 I The Metals Copper 1200 I Tin 10 75 New York Money Market NEW YORK March 21Money on call easy closed offered 2 prime paper JG sterling exchange firm sIxty day bills 4SC demand 487JX San Francisco Mining Stocks HERALD SPECrAlJ SERVICE SAW FRANCISCO March 21 030 A BOARDS 10 Ophlr 3 Hlll05b 10 a 150 11exicanl 05 dial 113r a leG Co 1 45 Occident COb 40 a 100 A 235 WashnJSb 10 a 4 CCVa5 005 12 Andesbob 55 a 503 Savage I 50 Deutonl 50b J50 Chollarl 101 13 Scorpion 5b 0 Poiosl I 10 IowaC5b 10 a 420 N1 5vl 45 New orlt Jni I 2oO Point 9J Eureka 2 0 51 1 13i JaclmtlI0 Prize05b lOa fiOOBelchr 1 05 Navnjo lob 25 a 2 10CO 1 Imperial 05 Isle 20b 25 aMt Alpha 40 DlablO1 00 lOOKentuck 15 450 Queen 70 50 Contideace2 Comw 30 40 SOS Nev 1 70 DclMcnteSOb 0a UtshJ 25b 30 a Bcdio55b 6 a 300 BullionCO onoEO a Belcher 35b lOa Summit C5b 10 aSKing 200Overn 10 5 a Justice 35 CrockerC5b 10 a oOUnion 1EO Peerless 05 a 10 Alta 8 Weldon 05 10 a JullaGib 10 a VVater9S 0 Caledonia 30 a 230 BOARD lOOOphir 395 Julia 5b 101 Mexlcanl C0b2 0 a Caledon 20 3 a 10 1 45 Hill5b 10 a 15013uLJ230 ChualSOb 85 a 141 CCVa4 00i Occlden30b 35 a 50 Savage 1 45 Waah15 20 a COChol 1 10 150 Andes 50 Potosi1 15b 1 20 a Scorpinl5b 201 GlIB hiN 150 YL5b 30a Point 83 a Iowa 5 10 a Jackot1 Oob 1 1 a 1050 Prize 10 500 lielchcrI 05 100 Navajo 21 ImperialS 10 a 3vO i Isle 25 entucILI0 15 a Mt Diablo 10 400 Alpha 15 400 NB Isle 10 Confi2 01 450 Queen 70 Nevl 70 bl 75 a Copts 70 500 Utah 25 ComwSob 40a i SCOBulion 70 3OCuiollar1 10 lOOExchr 5 ComIOb 151 400 Belch 40 600 DelMonte 30 I ieo Overman 95 Bodie 5 30u a 100 Justice 35 Bulwer 35 CIII I a 1300 Alta Unionl cob iO95 1 60 a King 5 I a STREETS AFTER 230 jr 375 N1 551 50 17COOvrmnirO95 4M savage 1 50 Alpha35b 403 I 1350 Chollar 1 151 2 1000 Alta 90 I 300 PotosLu15 30 Andes5b 55 cc 103 Ci 1 45 ICO Commonwh 15 00 R2 35 300 Utah 2533 410 CCVa4 955 0 OJIsle10b 15 1 a Union 1 551 1700 Queen 70Q80 I SNevI 75b 1 a 10 Julia 708 5 Ophir 2 95 100 Utah 30 I 3 200 Point 85 Prze 1 101 Jacket 1 10 Coptts 75 200 Belcberl Challenge8Cb 85 a 100 Belchr 45 1500 Exchequer 40 1000 Bu1lion75QlS0 New York Ji Inins Market NEW YORK March 21 Aspen 2 50 Horn Silver 3 50 Best Belcher 2 10 Ontario 042 50 Caledonia 1 0 Ophir 0 2 80 Chollar 1 0 Plymouth 1 8 Con CaL Va 4 8 Savage 1 30 Deadwood 2 0 Sierra Nevada 1 70 Eureka Conn 1 75 Standard 1 45 Gould Curry 10 Union Con 1 40 Hale Norcross 1 30 Yellow Jacket 1 05 HomestakeSI 0 0 Boston Quotations BotTON March 21 Atcbison 3 San Deigd 17 Burlington107 lelclcphono 1 Mex Cen Com 19 The Stock Eicnanee NEW YORK March21 The stock market was intensely dull again to day but marltt material WIS cbane fnl nn nnn occurrAc generally at inslgnilcant losses Governments dull steady Pptroleum New YORK March 21PctrolcumApril closed 5i Morning Railroad Stocks NEW YORK larch 21 4s couponSlj 0gm Navigation 87 Pacific 6d Jt9 North American 8 Atchison 231i Hock Island S8Y Central Pacifo 31 1 St Paul Omnha 8J Burlington 107 TexasPacific I 1 18 Union Pncltc acifc 468 Northern Pucilc 3O3 Fargo Express13 Northwester120J Western Union 874 Central15 Closing Railroad Stocks Naw YORK March 21 4s Central 48 coup 117 Oregon Centrnl 15 SOsrcgbidiOi Oregon NaL 8j i Pacific cls Lid 10 North American 15 Atchison 39 Pacitic MaiL Pucilc 3J4 Americen Pullman Palace 1OJ Canada Pacllc 8 Rock Island E8 3 Canada Southern 6 St Paul 7T3 8 Central Pacifc 33 St Paul Omaha 17J Burlington lj Texas laeific 11 Pncfc LnclmwannaI58H Union Pacltcu 1 52 ExpressH8 Erie 3J Fargo Ex bid144 Kansas Texas 1j Am Cotton bidI4 01 Lake ShoreI33 cxdir 87j Louisvle Nash 7HI Terminal 1 8 Michigan Cenlral10 Lead Trust 1tt Missouri Paclfo 6IJIOgn Short Llne 27l Northor PacHc 231ltR 374 Preferred Gi3lPrecorrcd 3iY orthwestern1lO Firsts 79 referred112 DistIllers 46 i COMMERCIAL New York General Market I NEW YORK March 1Hops Steady quiet Coffee Options closed firm 510 up Sales 6500 bags March 13801385 April 134o lay 13001303 spot Rio easy Mo7 WM 45s I 45sSugar Sugar Raw steady sales muscavndo 89 test 27s firm quiet powdered 4Jil Lead Dull Chicago Produce CHICAGO March 2iWheatESr cash 825 May S3JS Corn Easy cash 373ii May 2SX OatsCash 25 May 2771 PorkEasy cash US5 May 1010 LardEasy cash 622 May 61754 Short ribs Easy cash 544J May CliJi Rye81 Barley Nominal 56 Flax98 Whisky 13 Shoulders 175553 Short clear 610 Short ribs 525Q547JS Chlcaco Live Stnck Livetne CHICAGO March 21 Cattle Receipts 15001 bteaoy to strong good to choice steers 38 470 others 32503SO stockers 200S3i5 32f380 HogsReceipts 290CO 5 higher rough 3fo j4lO mixed and packers 110UO Prime 110440 llrme heavy and butchers weights 45u475 light 4 25d85 faheepiteceipts 70CO closed 10 higher ewes 450J540 mixed 47 a70 wethers 5MJ 623 westerns SSGOOJ yearlings 5 75blO Chicago Wheat CniCAGO March 1Wheat opened fs lower on warmer weather over the wheat belt heavy receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth weaker continental cables broke 1 more on teporis of financial troubles at Antwerp Paris and Oporto fine weather abroad and heavy short selling by Partridge the decline was checked by reported cold wave in northwest and buy inK i by Partridge but closed easy at 1H lower than 17CCO Saturday Receipts 53000 shipments IjC Liverpool Grain LIVERPOOL March 21 Wheat and flour demand poor prices unchanged CornMarket improving for spot and fair for future Spot March 4s 43f0 firm April Is 31dflmm May ls Xd firm Heceiptsheat from Atlantic ports during past week 31900 quarters Paciflo ports 100400 quarters Other sources C60uO quarters Receipts of American corn 42500 quarters London Grain Market LONDON March 21The Mark Lane Eyprett says English wheats are stronger the average advance In London Is 9d and In the provinces Cd Foreign wheats are accordingly depressed by continued arrivals Sales California fornia have been pressed 38s Cd Flour 63 lower CornDown 3 imports corn since January aggregate 1671000 quarters against 1016300 quarters corresponding time last year OatsFirm Barley Weak Oils Local Quotations SOc Boiled linseed oil Barrels SIc cases fives 59cRaw Raw linseed oil Barrels 51c cases fives SOc Turpentine Barrels 63c cases fives tile Local Markets WhoLEsALE BuYING PnrE3 Retail about 15 Ter cent higher CorrEtee Daily lYle Peoples ForlCadilg Co 21 and 26 Sconc South Street GHAIN Buying Slng Wheat jl bUs bulk new No 2 1 70 8 7j 3 6 70 no grade GO Oats cwt sacked white 1 3 1 5 mlxed 1 50 Eastern cracked Bare brewing 1 2 4 1 feed 1CO ItO cracked 1 1 1 3 Corn I new 1 20 1 40 I chopped 1 2 1 45 anti Oats 1 6 Pop Corn 5j VUH High Patent c1 2 5 Straight Grade 19 Family 05 Pearline Meat 25 Corn Graham Rye Buckwheat 47 Oatmeal 6 Bran Shorts 5 110 nAY Timothy straight tl ton 120 1 mltd 10 00 12 Red Top 100 120 Upland 100 12 CO Wild 0 1 0 Lueer 7 9 00 Straw wheat ci 0 80 oat 60 800 PRODUCE Butter 4 best 1T rOll Utah 1517 Creamery Ester rub 18 517 Egps 1 case 4 00 gfio a1e Petatee curt 15 Cabbage nn3 i 50 Onions 100 ucer Sacks Seed new each.