Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 15, 1902, Page 6

6 THE OMAIFA DAILY BEE: MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1902, —_— — - - - —— - ——— = - - J U ] o0 nane: . the use which the decensed was making mf erely to correct errors; it must further | ¢ ? Iambse, $2 004 00; feeder yeariings, $3.00079 %5, AL'B A » DL LLY) | ment, when 1t eatabltshed the con‘inuity ot pivdss Ca The Souny wos ot Bound o) huticipets. | apyReation. o tne" hit”can be obtained | L5 Kepresentative saios ha veln, went some distance down the hill ley Bre Jompany ot Mel 4. Ordinarlly 1t Is error for the court to| by that means only and as a last resort, | Now A F and staried & tusnel, whieh, from & | Apoeel, Doupins CuiRAT Bouiph Melh | instruct the Jury that o circumstance, or a | ana TRt e TOINTOr Bao o6 afeauats rem | — 5fed awes % . f group of circumstances, as to which there v In the due and-ordinary course of the 248 fed ewes Expetimental Ornshing of Tin Ore from survcy, will tap the veln at & depth | dparcment 2 appeal o this | B8, been STece T fhe (el Gounts 10| Bw. D the due and . All Kinds of Oattle Considerably Lower 0 fed ew ast' Oit v out 200 teet. It will be necessary to | .ot from n decree AR aveii® | negligence per ee: but where ®uch fact or ' 4. The writ will not ordinarily lssue when 2 fed ewe Forest Oity, Wyoming. arive this tunnel In for a distance of 225 | a et or et ol Crour (he dlsteict court In| griup of facts, It established, amount inits effect would be to reveree or vacate | Than & Week Ago. | 119 fed wether< y | sy i A S 8 (U2 | ates to pe ¢h decroe, and ¢ (he question us to the existence of such|jurisdiction to make the order, and es. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKEY PLAN FOR EXTENSIVE OPERATIONS | tc' fs now :in about fitty feet and the ma- | ffe8 L6 bend such devree | facea"to"tne" sy, “ay ‘sthte heir legal e | prciay’ when auch order s one that miY | OGS AT LOWEST POINT SINCE MARCH ¢ terial which fa coming Into it at the prew- | & By the perfectin the | fect e reviewed on error or by appeal is highly mineralizsd, showing | Parties are piaced % th M 5. The declarations of a decensed person| 'The folowing opinions wil not be of Homs Higher, with Falr Satardny Re- ent time Iy mineralizod, she | are placed in the s made to o third party as to his knowledge | ficially reported i3 Syndicate Controla Large Acreage and | ;o0 imity to an ore body. Should this be | 87 thelt righis are the sam are | 58"t condition of n bridge which ga ve wax| No. 19 Bowman against Wright JrroriActive Demand for Fat Sheep and eeiptacsheep Dull. Expects to Be Able to Produce the it will mean a blind lead, the | action e while he was attempting to croes It and| from Douglas county. Former judgment CHICAGO, Dec. 13 ~CATTLE- Rece R caused s death, before the accident oc ered to. nes, C., dlvision No. 2 Lo d Desirable Grades Ad- D he: Tin on n Large Seale— | existence of which has been unknown here- | 3. In a sult in equity brought here on ap d his death, before t 1dent adhered to. Barnes, C., dlvision mba an - e 9 Bead: nomingl: Sood o ponr S quity br curred, may be properly received In evi- | {Hrenorted ol o - fo tofore. The company owns & good mill | Peal this court has full power to render | Guite as tending to establish contributory | 7" \Phere a cause is tried to the court vance Just About a Quarter. | Stockets ‘s Teeders, B0 o: cons: site on Deadwood creek, and should ita | court "ought to have rendered. Upon o | """ Sheldon againdt Parker. _Appeti| Nithout the tntervention oaet & »".-.mf‘:‘u’fd Feeders Stendy for Week. {10, heifere, $1. mas anners, $1.20 -t developments open up good ore bodles 1t | pettiement of the matters in controversy | srom Gage. Judement. Duffle, C. DIVIMON | Sy the rulings nf ihe court Dy which | bulle, sZemerado caives, oot o Texas- will probably bulld a mill the coming|DY the parties to such action with the con-iNg 3 testimony s recelved wuse ft is pre. HOGS— Receipts today DEADWOOD, 8. D., Dac. 14.—(Speclal)— | ppripp ;;j""‘h"‘_" }';"";;’3"'- such decree may b 1. Where a person has been declared a| i "8 O HEENSIRt considered only The first car load of tin ore from Forest | ‘e o1 Bemeralda mill on Blacktatl 18| 4 One cannot maintain an action b g e 1. " Fretae oBotated I CItS S0 Was bR (tabn L. Shutmess 2t oS Canmot maintain an action based | proved July 1, 1588, the trustee appointed In| PPURE VIR waye obtaine. where the | opicoe!P i Were: 7470 13,381 | butchers, $.70@6.15; good to ch , Wy 0 being repaired preparatory to starting up | JO0Y, OF 4 fecree of the district court in | that proceeding may maintaln an action to| ticord contains competent evidence upon | Gicial Tuesda 8751 15,889 | 361666405 rough heavy, $5 5046 at the Rossiter mill In this city the first | op ore from that mine. The property, which | Barly. ana’ Whish Gecren. han boen St | set aside a coniveyance made by "‘"”';;”":- every question necessary to. sustain the | Gmcial Wednesdiy. ... . 6,013 | $5.65005.90; bulk of sales, '$5 90 of the weck. The ore comes from the tin | ig owned by Emil Faust of Central City, has | seded’ by an appeal to the supreme ¢ Tafate ha# been elosed, Drovided 'the act| Andings and judgment. .l ipere | Official Thursday..... O | hiad: sheieh Bl e ups Racely mines of the Bear gulch district, part of idle for some time, but recent work |t the time his actlon was comm was not barred by the laws of this state at ‘_M""‘;("'f'w”‘l“";;l;'“‘ e - Hetween, (he ::;;'f:f‘: Friday . 3,169 : 08 | head st 4'-*(‘-::c;d“l'lrmv;”-m.\‘l. Koot which 18 just across the line in Wyoming, | in it has opened up a good shoot of free- | RUSFE SUCH decree was not affirm the time the petition In bankruptey was| W8, ne MAtCial, SHEAESt the evidence | UMiclal Baturday......... RSl atern shees, Beias Bty wersed and the s n which it 184 . 3 s findings and . i 1o which have been bonded by a syndicate of | milling ore, which will pay well to mine | rendered was dismissed for want of equiiy. | "5 The bamkrupt act vests the asslgnee| ¥as fifficient to sustain the findings and Total this week Inmbe, - rege.80; western lambs, H.00g tlon 8 to make an experimental run of | treatment of the tailiogs, The Jupiter| A mortgage on real estate continues as alfupt In the property whether any creditor | Fick, C. division No. 1 Unreportel, | Same four wecks ugo . ey Hi 300 tons of the ore In order to determine | company on the same gulch Is going ahead [ llen thereon for ten years only from the| was in positfon to attack the transfer or “.lr, D O ochats I8 ot Adverse to | Same dsye last year 4,50 v seeceseenniss . 21,008 ite value and the proper method of treat- | with its 100-ton cyanide plant, and hopes JMAINTLY Of the debt secuted It the debt|not. here property has been conveyed to the' vendor antli” the -purchase price s Nrhe Totlet g tabit thaws Lt e ?I“r"‘f ) DI LIVY StUUR MArhet el nd shot is expe e e suc- o . o o e 5 " - - y g s Oy - byl a8 4 d or e vendee L e he follow! 10 eipts ol < g T ATV ment, and should this experiment be suc- | to have it in operation before the first|gage cannot be Inforced as & security fof | the wife In fraud of the husband's credl-|paid or until the vendec is entitled to u’l e (eIOWnE table shows the SECRRIR,CE| KANSAS CITY, Dec. 18-CATTLE-Re ceasful, tin mining on a large scale will |month of next year has passed. The com. | Any installment due and payable ten years| fors,"It can be pursued and subjected to| deed of conveyance from e e e imariaons with last | CEIDL8, 900 hoad: market unchanged: cholce on to foreclbse. of the property cannot be abandoned and 2 ’ s occu- | Cattle 758,159 3 ¢ 00d 5@5.15; stockers @ o hauled from the mines on Bear gulch to | gulch, and it has a vast amount of ore ex- | 1210 Haslack agalnst Wolf. Error trom | Sudgment In personam for Its value taken | Verse possession must show that his ‘oecu- | fiitl DoHS TSI 1L e | ers. 8290634 weatern-fed steers Bpearfish, where it 1s loaded on the cars | posed In the different workings, which will | Elatte. Reversed and remanded. Pound, | against the wife pancy has for & period of ten earae and | Bheep o 1. Teg 4o 19148 811,00 s and - Indlan steers, S and browght to Deadwood. The ore is be- | go better than $8 to the ton, and is a|C: Division No. 2 Oldham, C., concurring| 1. Evidence examined and held to sup-| oben, nototious, exclusive and a 668,491 1,201, Texan cows, $2.0067 56 native, cows, special); ing crushed ubder contract by the lessees | dplendid cyanidlog proposition. "X pir Notes of the Mines. A, Dec. 13 | mated Monday, .00 head e, 8,000 proper evidence. Recelpts were .. Hoes. Sheep. | head; strong to loc gher; mixed or ¢ d co 3 ainst The following table shows the average | o). e o port finding by the district court that|under clalm and color of title as aga ' 00; nati helfers, = $1.759. cantier A promissory note s not rendered non-| hortain convebandes mere fraudulent as {o| the true owner and the world he onty | Brice of hors "wold on”the South Omaha | giuiga ) huils, 125 caives, " 83,006 of the Rossiter mill, and then delivered to | The Montezuma lron mine, situated | negoiiable by an agreement to pay the sum | cregitors b WELR mare Thr Thauilace Rad proot | pativens Witk RAm Soucs Wb G- 158, Moy Jor weeki “Cattie, 5200 d concentrators, located | wit e city read named “with exchauge ' on a point other( 5 A trustee in bankruptcy must tn cer-[one which under the pleadings and proof | parisons w o 3 ead; calves. 8,450 head a series of jigs and concentrators, located | within the city limits of Deadwood and | ftMmed, ‘with exchange’ on a | e I K ot the atate | c011d have bean allowed to stand errors in — HOGS-Receipts, 500 nead; . market in the basement of the mill. The syndicate, | owned by J. T. Gllmore and mssociates, s | 12221, Trompen agaln Yates. Brror|to recover property of the bankrupt fraud- | the giving of Instructions are without! Date. | 1902. [1901. (1000|1899 {1898. 189 - | strong _to ¢ higher bulk of which fe represented in this city by [ making dally shipments of sixty tons a day | from Lancaster. Affirme Hastings, C.|ylently conveved. In such cases he is en-| prejudice. 1 eales, $5.90G6.10; heavy Tg@6.15, mixed, Charles Waite and at the mines by Moses | to the Golden Reward smelter. The ore, a | PiVision No. 1 titled "to all remedies and all relief that| 4 Evidence examined and found to sus packers, $.9756@6.10; Nght, $5.85@6.06; York | 1 Mortgagees holding mortgages of | would orded ther party litigant| tain the finding and judgment of the trial ers, $8.0096.06; pigs, $6.50a5,%. Receipts for Lyon, a prominent mining man of the Hills, | pyritle, carrles gold valnes ranging from | various priofity on the same 0005, Who are| wenre the snme facie. o P AN court K, HLU0 heAd ; has taken options on a large acreage of | $1.40 to $2 a ton, and Is a most excellent )n\"ln”\" pos "'“hw.v ""lh"gx m-ul oin | 12383, Jones against Wattles. l-‘.rr‘nr !r;\m M.\‘n mnlfi 1'II,\' of .=|wv'h|l"mr-hT":tfl\'\"r|' snkl-:ll-: P AD ‘n “l.AMHS‘H'-u-lru, none; ear gulch district, and should | ore for e 3 ear- | AD Action againet the sherfl for depriving ' pouglas. Afirmed. Lobingler, C. Division | Meyers. Error from Douglas county. Af- market nominally unchanged; ' nat :;T: r“:r'fi':'l‘u:v‘n“lrulhyll »': .U nrnlv\' ,‘::v,‘,v Z:n":,: ik ’mm':;";!ll',,p,",,',f":“"\,"' shippers clear- | (! i ‘posnosa on and e nverting (he §95.15 Np a firmed. Kirkpatrick, C., division No, 1 lambs, $4.00G6.40; western lambs, $3.5(05 30 to his own use. 1. Instructions must be based upon and| Unreported fed ewes, $LO0GE305; native wethers, $3.10 Deadwood prove to be the success which g ade Silver-Lead Ore 2 The fact that another mortgage ex-|applicable to the evidence and must not be| 1. A judgment will not be reversed for | 4.00; western wethers, .00¢420; stocke they expect it to, a large force of miners ecuted at the sime time and as part of the| eych as to authorize the jury to draw an| errors *which could not possibly have | and feeders, $2.0048.35. Receipts for week, y % 8 The Bare Butte dlstrict, especially that | BAme transaction was without considera-| \nwarranted inference therefrom prejudiced the rights of the party com- 31900 head. will be placed at work developing and | ¢ AR P G \ tion will not impeach the other mortgages| 3. Acceptance of an offer to seli effects a | plaining opening up the ground. r n t vicinity of Galena, I8 where the parties act in good faith and| contract between proposer and acceptor 2. Certain testimony admitted over ob-|Dec shipping considerable ore at the present |&upposing the first mortgage yalid The fact that a receipt for part of the pur-| jections examined and hefd, not to have [ Dec. Hondred Tons a Day. time, some of It high grade sllver-lead ore, | & EITOr In refusing instructions must be chijae prica I attersard whven i e Tut: | prejudiced the party compiaintng © | Deo 7 g but the most of it carrying gold values of | "¢ hine siror ited ou ter's agent, or that euch reccipt I8 signed | 3 Where the trlal court undertakes to |1 The Deadwood-Standard company has | ving g 4. Not error to Instruct a jury In a proper| by the former's agent, 18 not sufficient to| fnetruct the jury as to the ssues involved | Dec. brousht down another gold brick from is | 3 E00d commercial grade. The Hayee is|case as to the rlght o prefer creditors, nor| constitute such agents the contracting par-| in a cause on trial before them he should Dee. 10 t of o shipping about a cs vee e Crown |18 It error to teil the jury that accidental) tjes state the issues fully, accurately and fa 3 B S SSuro BUIEN, A0 S0RGR O K AT | BeIRE Thhe A DALY 1R X Jhe Crown | nclusion of (oo large an amount In securing | '3 The payment of part of the purchase| but where sach insiruction s incomplete; 2 teen days’ run of the plant. Ever eince | PoInt three, the Sunday twe cars, the Rat- | preterred creditor is not traud price to an agent expressly authorized to| yague or uncertain, counsel should tender | Dec. 13 cows and heifers, §235@5.00; canners, $1.50 the plant has been in operation, something | 1esnake three, the St. Anthony from two | 5 Not error to tell jury that the same|make a sale Is a sufficfent compliance With| an inetruction free from the defect urged |~/ @2.50; bulls, $2.25@8.40: caives, $4007.00: v » onth eriments have been | 10 four car loads, and, it is said, the Giit | Fules of law apply to ‘an intervenor ae to| the statute of fraude, especlally in the ab-| and obtain a ruling thereon, in order to lay Indicates Sunday. Hollday Texas and Indian steers, $2.6004.%; cows over seven months, experiments have been | 3 JOUT © At (' the original defendant, and that no judg-| sence of any showing that the seller was| the basis for complaint upon review;| The officlal number of cars of 8tock |ang heifers, §° %3 4 made In the proper treatment of the ores, | Fig¢ bonanza of Strawberry gulch, | ment is asked as to the Intervenor prejudiced by payvment to the agent, Instead | stherwise the error, if any, will be deemed | brought in today by eash road wa HOGS-—Réceipts, 1,500 head: market with the result that its production has not | M1l s0on be shipping several car loads a “; A |l,|n.::.“||-m\‘-gv “1:,”““”\4 l'uirn{umy of to himself. hkd it 15k | to have been Mn. 4 A uo:m.& %8 Cattle. Hogs. Sh'p. H'ses. | strong and higher; pigs and lights, $5.7000 Stige hes | Wee o . gains oward County. Appeal from| "4 Written authority to an agent to ef. Instructions should be read and con t y g ® T Backers, $.86.10, butchere. $5.006% 3 been very regular, but this stage has .kv e ‘”'"hh from the B. & M. narrow | }uqrg. “Affirmed. Albert, C. DIvISion| pect n sale of torporate stock Is suclent| scrued together, and if, upon the whole, | Wabash sb i | B BN G ANMBS, R, s passed, as the last two cleanups of the | BAURe system having been completed this | No.3 to authorize him to subscribe the memo-! (hey fairly and correctly state the law ap- | Missouri Pacific Ry 1| head; market qulet; native mutons, $2.30 o 1 223 22 "22 o z 2323 St. Louis Live Stock Market. ST. LOUIS Dec. 13 ~CATTLE-Recelpts, 3 a0 517 3 :"mlxyi YV;')\«L \n;‘lu;"xz' 1, -v”r.v\.\‘v» ‘m\vh-l‘ dull, slow’ ana steady; native ehipping an | 328 8381 330 | export stee 5.60, with strictly fancy worth up to $6.75; dressed beef and butcher ers, JH.O0GH2% inder 100 Ibs | $8.75@8.25; atockers feeders, $2.450i4.2 325 8% 2 * o o, and b pood an c- | W to its dump. The Union Hill people | 1 The word townships, as used in sectlon | randum_required by the statute of frauds. | plicanle to the issues joined, they will be | Union Pacific system. . 3.90; 'lambs, $4.30@550; culls _and bucks T e e aMrac | are dolng work on several of thelr prop- | L& chabter xiiv. Compiled Statutes, hod 10| "5 A Jadgment will not be reversed merely | BPEAl® ! ! | CaN W Ry 50: stockers ; tion is being taken from the ores as those | have been intended by the legislature to| for the admiseion of a single iftem of in. 5. The verdict of a jury is uniformly held | F, E. & M. V. of mines in the district. The mines are | ¢Tties in the district and, getting out a | designate the precincts into which a county | competent evidence if it I8 followed imme- | .qnclusive upon & disputed question of fact | C., 8t P, M, & O 1n good shape for winter work, and n good | R00d quality of shipping ore, but Whether | not under townehip organization is aivided| aiately by competent evidence on the same properly ‘submitted, It it in sustained by | B’ & M h""r' o o1 v or ad © purpose Joint corroborating the \ clally clent compete atimony C., 3 b — = ey supply of ore is blocked out in the under ": will send any of it to a tregtment | % §i™y" notn Vilid. objection to a_tax| Bhere 1t 15 apparent that the Jury could not | “4 Gt (E RhIe atiempung to go from| G K. T & B enst NEW YORK, Dec. 18-BEEVES Re. ground workings to keep the mill well | Plant 18 unknown, as they are lust doing |levied against the taxable property of such| have been misled thereby the paved portion of the street to the side-'| C., R. 1. & P. west.. ;:1‘,,{'& 11 head; no n,lrlflu RO i supplied during the winter months. Ono | the annual assessment work on several of | precinct for local improvements that such| 6 Where a breach of contract i8 estab- | wii’ was "injured by reason of the de- |lilinois Central. ... ef, ' stea y a 1 veme! . > o | ‘ ¥ T4@i1e; Chbles Jast reported 3¢ . R thelr utbateated o mprovements are for the use of the public|jished the Injured party is entitled, at least, | FEA MO0 G {on of an Intervening meter = | Tagiin i . hundred tons a day 1s being run through | (helr unpatented claims. Thie company | gy farge” | to ‘nominal damages, but his advereary| 1oy e place of the injury was in front | Total receipts. 8| A Trigerated beets HsgIe” EBxports. the mill, most of which is taken from |OWDS a large acreage of valuable mining| 3. A tax, in excess of the limit allowed | cannot complain of an instruction which| Je% 1 tei fn'a much traveled portion of the [ The aisposition of the da: efrig eef, @llc. Exp open cuts during good weather, but when | Bround in the Galena district, which poor | by law, Is'void only as to such excess, | anthorizes the jury to find in his favor if it f s " cty. The adjacent sidewnlk was defective, | as follows, sach buyer purchasing the nume | oAtV EE—Berdne 5" rrad 6 head on it 18 too cold to work in the open there | MADagement has kept in & state of unpro- | o ey VAR Duzer ngainst Meliinger. Brror is found that the breach has resulted fn no | L, "\ aqg0n of which travel had been det| ber of head indicated: Bale. A CBF Of ‘weltern ukives #old at miners are making profit from ore which | o‘ T oNercht"{o the Orlginal section wWhich | “wWhes an aoiion n rightly brought In any | Was required to exercise a higher degree of | Armour & Co....... head; about a deck on sle: stendy: state the company could not make pay when it | Is germane to the subject matter contained | court, in any county in this state, a sum. | CATe In passing from the paver et to| Cudahy Pac k|n§‘(‘0 . % end_Pennsylvania hogs held at $6.35 - v he sidewalk than would be required upon [ Armour, fro b SEP ND LAMBS—Receipts, 2458 The annual meting of the Columbla Gold | WAS testing it in plants of its own. The | of the section amended. K { mone’ therein may be issued to, and served | Lif, o1 ntreet or sidewalk was not error. | B . HobbicK......... i s i 2 | naAr B0l Shusy. aa) B0t AT Steadyt Mining company was held in this city last | Golden Crest will soon be milling ore in | g{iihtes tor 1001, entitled Fraude broe | P ummy ntenaane 84 the suft IS Estate of Anna Waters against| Giher buyers...! D1 market weak otherwige; three cars unsold Monday and the ' following officers elected: | 1ts own mill, and there are other mines in | to its amendment in 18% provided for the| 128, Russell azainst State. Error from | Bagley. =Mrror from TOe% CoRfe Tnol motals R e i Ty, o, T President, L. B. Schnelder; vice president, | the district which, within a month or so, Aling and indexing of morigages of chattel| Dawes. Affirmed. Sullivan, C. J Yeported 1% & steesosevinsesses. 3 ! X on, Tige; dress a . T i | | property and for the release of such mort-| 1. Upon the trial of an information charg- ¢ in & deed of conveyance “that | CATTLE—There were only a few bunches e gt H. Ellerman; treasurer, John Mundt; sec- | Will be adding to the gold product of the | gages when the conditions thereof had|ing an offense consisting of different de- | A covenant 1 & et &) CORVIATACE. does | Of cattle in the yards this morning, but Slonx City Live Stock Marke retary, E. A Ricker. The company's prop- | Hills. Altogether, the district is in a |been performed. Held, that the amend-|grees the jury may acquil the defendant of | (Y AF® (S T Gna w0 e to Invest a [fOr the week the supply has been very | groux CITY, Ia, Dee. 18.—(Special Tele- erty ia situated in the Hornblende mining | MOSt prosperous condition, with a future | Ment of the section in 18, by providing| the degree charged and convict him of any | (fno( grantee thereof with a right of action [ liberal = As compared with last week he | gram.)—CATTLE Receipts, market i | for the recovery of a stated sum as iiqui-| of the inferior degrecs. J e tha GOVETIRNEO. nerease amounts to about b ead, and | geoqady; beeves. $3.75@@5.00; o bulls and district, near Rochford, and consists of | Which is assured, and the beauty of its|dated damage, by the mortgagor for rail-|° 2. By section 488 of the Criminal Code the | A&%BSt S8 SOVFRRNRT ., o gqingt Luellen. | 88 compared with the corresponding ‘wiek | 1L Y o1 S stockers and fee 50 bout 160 acres of mining ground, on some | Prosperity is the fact that it s not con- | ure and retusal of the mortgagee to re-|jury is required, in trials for murder, to de- | \Loan) ‘from Douglas county. Affirmed. | Of last yenr there is a gain of nearly -0.000 | gy o of the clalms of which a great deal of de- | fined to one or two big companies, but s | lease such mortgage after the conditions of clare fn its verdict whether the accused, If| g{fiDatrick, C., division No, 1. Unre- | head ~Other markets have also had very | = jOGS—Receipts, 550: ‘market —steady, a ! 4 : the mortgage had veen performed and after| it find him guflty, is guilty of murder in the | 5 CR heavy Tecelpts, %o that packers have | yolling i §5.5076.10; bulk, 806,00 velopment work has been done, and at the | njoyed by numerous individual owners of | demand theretor was embra~ed within the | first or second degree or manslaughter. POt bleadings examined and held that | pounded prices in bad shape. SHEEP—Recelpts’ 100} steady meeting of the directors of the company | Eround. prover ecope of the leglslation enacted by| 3 The fact that the jury on the trial of an | yhe purden of proof was on defendants, A liberal proportion of the offerings all = Beld here it was decided to continue this | KBEYSTONE, 8. D., Dec. 14.—(Spectal.)— | {he originsl section, and, was wermane to| information charging munder in the fret| 3 Evidence examined and held to sustain | the week has consisted of cornfods, and St. Joseph Live Stock Market. ¢ o s . e ject matter therein contained, and| degree, capriciously, or without su N A d judgment of the trial the v vi - —CAT” Re- work with an increased force of men, At | The Ivanhoe Gold Mining and Milling com- | thit "sich amendatory act does ot con- Catee Feject the evidence showing dellbera. o e Bl {ment: _The high price’ ot (e week was | ST JOSEPH, Dec 18 CATTLECRE o any s pushing development work on fts | travene section article 1li, of the consti- editation, 1s no reason why 2 3arver. B from | 3625, wl s . e "stockers an ced- :::nb‘::’:;n;“:.‘::‘:\; sompany \:h:m:rl::h: gm;'”'y Amgrodiidhin amp. Recently | tution, which declares, No'Bill el con: | 1o nning of &n Intentional and maiiclous | il Malone againet G et e, | bunch ‘ot well-faitened catdle, Prices went and westorns, 35.00@5.75; stockers and fe ain more than one sibject and the same | killi; hould be set aslde. i No. 2. Ul ted. | down al e week, a y <1 30 phd e and has it down forty feet. This shaft|® rich shoot of ore has been found, which | ghail he clearly expressed in its title, D v pers: witness may give his | divinion No. 2" URLePOIteQ. | fvereq by | the clome, mo that values are now at the| HOGS Receipts. 4861 head; medium and I b sunk umutt the 30-tootlevel 1| {roe mille 11 per ton and amary g0, The | B0 Mo RS, KRIrDUR gncad) opnton i Fogard (8 matte M mon 8| poin parice’ on e tral oF 5l 6| {8 O PR arou e, s | BHKEP AND LAMBSRecelts, none ! ersed, o- | ge o o of comprehe v % rt, without ob- 3 . | Rriess Peached, when a station will be established | 10480 {8 five fest wide and the shaft is|yions “Albert. C. Division No. & From the mature of the case 1t 1s impossible | 1c 18 recelved by Hhg o0 i s Meonlicting, |15, of courst, some -unevenness, %o that P yarr and drifts started along the course of the | 10WN twelve feet, and the ledge is lmpro‘-{ 1. The provisions of section 20, article 1| for him to lay before the jury all the perti- | {HC aTG N o "the court based thereon, un- | 7ome sales have looked better than that, vein in both directions. This shaft, which | "8 rapidly. The company expects to take | chapter xiv, Compiled Statutes, in regard | nent facts so as to enable It to see the | o, clearly wrong, will be sustained | while others have been worse. Pretty good | The following were the receipts of 1i s shatt, which | O Joad of this-ore to sip fn the | t0 the makilig of an estimate of the cost of | {hing he Is describing Just as he saw it. e a case no legal question can | cattle are now selling around #4.50. and It | stock at the six principal citles yesterday: Bas been started a short distance away | ¥oe 'aost vt | a proposed improvement, have reference to| " T Js ot reversibe error to permit a | arige 'on the admissibility of evidence. | woula_take something strictly cholce o Cattle. Hogs. Shee from wWheré the vein crops out on the | NeAT future. The geological formation and | contracts for laying sidewalks in pursuance | wiiness to testify in regard to the means | *3% X%y qgment in a former suit wiil not | bring $6 or better Omaha ... 260 0 e e | character of ore of the camp resembles | Of the provisions of section 69 of the same| which he employed to identify property bar to the prosecution of an action | The cow market also suffered and the | Chicago . . 300 surface, {8 expected to cut the ore hody at | poy be a ba P - v b he t y a0 ¥ o. | that of the Cripple Creek district. | axtigle, Which he had been instructed to Seize for | uniess the questions involved were within | Cecline for the week fs just about the same | Kansas CIty ..., a depth of 100 feet. The company has re- . .. 2. The provislons In regard to such esti-| the purpose of being used as evidence In & | the {ssues Jitigated in such former suit. |as on steers Trading was very slow on | 8t, Louls . P 2,000 cently completed a fine holst at the shaft - o mates are jurisdictional and the cost of a| criminal case. e e Gk Valley Bank against Collins, | most days und it took practicaily all day | &t Joseph 9 iy | 2 : WOMEN TO BE DISAPPOINTED |®idewalk, 1aid without a compliance there- | “'s"Any ‘evidence tending to sustain an|go N. W Rep., 90 to make a cleara The late arrival of | Sjoux CIty. . .i.......... 300 and as soon as possible will install an alr with, cannot be made the basis of the levy | nypathbcts which Hmpiies guilt 1n relevant | "4\ ‘Record c¥amined and found that the | trains was lurgely responsible for that, but | compressor plant and put in power drills. e of a spefl;l assessment against the adja-| 5 the issue in a criminal case and cannot [ court excluded from its Judxm-gl a r“.,:» | at lhv_rhm;r “l‘lm(: ”"m‘ T»;r:? yras !\m"; Totals o met o Reterend v in South Dakota | cent property. e 'exciuded o . it tm- | S - barred by the statute | slow e bulk of the sales are now 4 A boarding house for the men, offces an [ Reterendum Law o | “Grk Rickintee agatnst Bonacum. Appeal| Do SxclUiGl on the KTOURS rweter. T | Cimed 10 i Mot thnt the judgment | from 2.0 (¢ .5, With a few sales from | Ifamana City Grain and Provisions. machine shops have recently been com- ot Applicable to Suffrage from Lancaster. Reversed, with instruc-| "7 Eyidence showing that a pair of old | was for too large an amount $3.50 to $4.00. KANSAS CITY, Dec. 18 —~WHEAT—De- pleted at the mine and everything has Quention | tions. Ames, C. Division No. 3. shoes, worn by defendant at the time he ( 12212 National Exchange Bank agamnst | Bulls may be quoted about a quarter s Mt Wts: cast o' Bmrdl ben arranged with the view of continuing ' 1. Ordinarily the right to the custody And | was arrested, was taken from the jail in his | wiley, Error from Dougias county. Af- lower for the week, and stags are fully | cember. c, Ma e No. 2 hard, the work during the winter months. The sounty. real GRit ‘e held | (3@ No. 3, 6@6TC to decide upon tne nnal place of burlal of | gycancy a4’ w L consent does not bert, C., division No. 3. Unre- [ that much lower. Veal calyes have held | 6@ 230 | . 5 : S the Dody of a deceassd unmarried Derson | oremic, nd IOt e o Sanstitutional | Armed. Albert, right ‘close (0" steady, but the sharp de. | CORN.-December, Sific; No white, mat ore body on which the company is| PIERRE, 8. D, Dec. 14.—(Special )~neu;‘~«|dm in n]:I- next 'r:[|k'd"' and this right| pigh 1o be secure against unreasonable |3 Evidence examined and held suffictent | cline on other lines has had a tendency ‘-:1_",“1" E, hite. $io: Mo S .oabieed working Is a vertizal about forty feet wide | WOMen of the state who are buflding their | the court will not lightly disregard, or treat| yearches and seizures to sustain the verdict, o to weaken prices. s O 0y and, it is sald, the ore in some Instances | NOPes on securing submission of the equal as having been waived or relinquished, ex- | “g'TrpeR UG SCREER o o that 1imits coun- | “% *"In an action on a foreign judgment, | There has been very e deman { - | £2.00@4.00; stockers, $1.50@3.00; Texans, §. . | @8.30. et obholBe~—. 1 New York Live Stock Market. Columbin Elects Ofcers. yearlings and calves, §2.500 Y. 2 : o FE—No, 2, 45G46c | cept upon clear and satigfactory evidence of | co) {n debate to mere articulation. He ma; ea"in proceedings in which there | stockers and feeders, but owing to the fact | RYE—No. 2 i6Gdfc atise e Bas assayed up into the hundreds of dol- | PUfiTage question to the people through | conduct indicative of & free and VOIURGATY | yun' Ars worraptinte venicle of thought Lo | re mo service of Process on the defend- | fhat receipts have ‘been rather moderate | HAY—Timothy. $I050@11.00; prairie, $10.00 lars, but these have been exceptional cases, | (h¢ Initiative, for which purpose they are !n"'fl;‘m‘f{‘m"k"w to }dhnl ',"fi,. A arry his eonceptions of truth to the jury. ant and no walver of such _:rv'\‘]li;l :‘V‘\": | rm:m‘m.‘\m ..o’xrh:pvg:wfru;r:)gf:y“?.-(::ll,x»ci‘ "w""’r'rvfn Oreaindts. ‘SO Hiley as the ore will not average higher than $10 | C!Teulating petitions all over the state, are | yifmelent (o bring (he chse Within the above it modern practice both In civil And | defendant may BN oFney’ who entered n | are probably noi over 25 lower for the | FGQGS—Fresh, Zc. g & ton. It is amenable ts the cyaniding|309med to bitter disappointment. They are | mentioned exception. e truments, Articles AN ADCUMGNLs, oX: | Appesrance for him Is such proceedings | week. but the common stuff, and especlally | @~ Reocirey Thipments, y I's c e e oma olfe | i "evidence, and which will in the opinion n actlon on a_forel dgment, | u e a vy price, and are | weee 4 ment work bring the results which are ex- | Pression that the initlative and referendum | church as parishes, are not recognized by | ":r '\h|‘| nee, J'-:M:r;vm b 1‘"“, he opinion mkp“n‘\m::":'_ s 'warrant of attorney author- | a quarter lower |o.m‘ bu.... senenees 3,000 Pected it 1s possible that a wot, crushing | ®PPIIes o constitutional amendments, as | the law or corporate or political entittes, | it [N\ ofs ke ttrney-at-law 0 appear in any | The senson for western range cattle fs | i - et ARG Tkt wAT e g . | well as to legislation, and in this they |&nd it they were such the church could not| 36 Fhe anclent practice of keeping the | court of record and confess judgment | practically at & close. A few cars arrive New York Imports and ports, yanide plant will be erected on the ground | ¢ gl g o Mg X legiglate concerning them | jury out while deliberating without food nst the makers of a certain note, in | every day, but not enough to make & mar- | ypw YORK, Dec. 13—Total fmports of in the spring. The company is sald to be °r¢ making r SRIstens, e only way | 12307. Phoenix Insurance (‘om&un)‘ against| J1 OH " ighe Or opportunity for sleep | fuvor of the holder thereof, held () fhat | ket As u general thing prices fluctuato | WA 4l g ire goode at the nort of & strong one and will spend money to make | {h¥ can secure suftrage Is through the Zlotky. Error from Dodge. Affirmed. Old-| e never'in vogue In this state. The rule | guch warrant was not & general authority | on the westerns. just about the same a8 on | Yoy York for this week were valued at 4 | amendment of article vii of the constitution. | ham, C. Division No. 2. hat & verdlot cannof stand which fs the | ju appear and confess juagment in Any | the natives. The quality of the offerings | % 50" motal tmports of speche at the 1ts mine pay. [ The Initlative amendment to the constita. | g b Provislon in a policy that no sutt or| roeult'of any species of coercion O ian natituted on the note, Dt was lim- | 52 Tule It rather inerior !M" of New York Tor the week were $45.301 s Mk s s | dction against the Insurer ‘shall be sus-| "5 "rhe ‘length of time a jury shall be |{eq to the confession of a judgment In | “HOGS—There was about an average Sat- ! giiver and $40.157 gold afmy. | tlon amended only section 1 of article i, | tained In any court of law or ehancery|yapt together in consultation s a matter | fuvor of the holder: (3 that the defendant |, rquy's supply of hoge here today and the | " Total exports of spece from the port of The Victorla Gold Mining company ueld | Which relates to legislation, while article | UBUL after an award shall have been ob:| over which the trial court has a large dis- | was not estopped by the judgment 0 dens | market started out” 24@c higher than | New York for the week were 32,50 allver ts annual meeting in De: e Xxiii ‘of the constitution, which provides a | LANed" DY arbitration, ‘fixing the amount' | (iiiionary power, but the verdiet must in | that the plaintff was the holder of the | Viiorday's close, or about like yesterday | and §1,014.404 gold eeting in Deadwood Wednes- , | due atter, loss, in vold, the effect of such Cre?"Gid ROV ' tellectral conviction | mte when such judgme: Confessed; Xt G O i bt "the early sales went | e I day evening and elected the following ofi. | Means of anendment of its provisions fs provisien bfu’?l" A0, 0ust, the courts of thelr| und ot mere lack of phy lcal eadurance. - 3 that a Judgment. co sed in favor of | g sy ana Sl with 'a few choige | tannantlic WKt Pianr ant Beun: 4 . | in no way changed. The error is egitimate Jurisdiction.” German-American Thc fact that a ®iry has been kept | une who at the time was not the holder | [h 50003l and $6.05. Trading, though, seiahgn gl :::- Prl;n:ijanl,i.‘\]lln n\ Smith of Omaha; bt M) oy :n““. rghidip My “.’I‘m"":"i | Ins. Co. against Etherton, 25 Neb., 306, fol- ther an unueually’ long time without of the note, was vold for want of jurisdic- (CoU® 0 Tarifoularly brisk, as packems dmi MINNEAPOLIS, Dec_ 13 —WHI De- ,Yice president, Henry Schoenick of Chi- | B yitlative | jowed and approved ¥ reasonable opportunity for sleep Wil not | tjon, & | not seem te have very liberal orders. By | cember, T@T4}c: May 4c; on track: No ‘eago; treasurer, A. J. Maltner of Deadwood; | Amendment, which provides that the “peo- | 128%4. Howell against Anderson. Rrror| \itfate the verdict if it is shown that the | jsi1s Reick against Zoller. Appeal from | ih. time about half of the hogs had |1 hard, Tige: No 1 northern, 72e; No. secretary, W. M. Glass of Omab The | Ple reserve to themeelves the right to pro- | ffom Saunders. ~AMrmed. Barnes, C. agrecment was geliberate and voluntary | pouglas. OTaham, C dwision No. 2. Un-| (3o, ged nande the market weakened a | northefn, Te. | a0 25y 4 - o | Plvision Na and not due to fatigue or exhaustion reporte little, so tha ose was v ~First patents, 0; second company is composed for the greater part | POSe measures,” and was taken up with- | "1 Where one is Indebted to a person who| “19 . “dlecussion by the Jury of irrele- | “‘Snie-tions to a confirmation of sale in a 0% T oaiite of hogs for the week show | patents, $1.75@18: first clears, $290G4.00 of Omaha men, and a part of the stock is | OUt considering that different provisions of , dles intestate and afterward becomes ad-| vant matters upon which counsel for de- | goreclosure proceedings examined and held | g, jncrease over last week, but there ,,‘.,p,.n.‘\.q,.l,ml xx m%,« Beld 1o Chicago and Deadwood. The loca- | the constitution provide for leglslation and | Eiieaiar ot Ris ;‘"““3;!I;;““‘J"M“n"‘elli;" fendant based an nm;‘l’l|‘f:r";:;‘:l';"::‘fl:nd“:a\ Fivolous and without merit At .‘,.\‘;‘.d,‘.“:p;r.:;..n;umr_«;-{pz-;-u Zitn the “BRAN—In bulk, - o i e _to Pay e U6 e ot constitute misconduct wi J ean- —_— correspol g We ve e . tlon of the company's ground fs in the | conatitutional amendments, and that only | time of his appofntment, or any time dur- g (P letion i of the Criminal Code o Yendency of prices has been down- | Ragged Top district, and the ground on | One of these was affected by the initfative. | Ing the administration of his office, and be-| 34 "Op the hearing of the motfon for a St. Louis Grain and Provisions. T this week. Wednesday was the high Y 3 settlement and discharge, he ¥ . e the decision of S B e o average cost 12, and which, work is mow being done embraces e A L g W ROV e IR riminal case the decision of | . LOUIS, Dec. 13.—WHEAT—Firm; No. | day, when the :.L“,’,“&».."'...f:kfi k and some of the very best claims located n | RETURNS HOME TO BE HANGED | in cash the amount of his antecedent debt.| 1i“permitted to stand If the evidence upon | Z,red. cash. wlevator nominal, track T8 | 4T wn o $,9 On November 2 the average | that district. At the meeting of the board | /ey 2. 1f the administrator seeks to be dis-| &0 )\ rests is fairly conflicting i I 3 i - gl ? | Was down to $5.99 and with that exception | t direct lde: | charged from his official llability for such Evidence examined and found suff. |hard Q@RC. o o h. 47c: track, | the average up to this week has not been | of directors It was decided to enter upon [Italian Renident of Wyoming Pays | untecedent debt on sccount of his NS0l | ey s oustain the verdict CORN--Lower; No. 2 cash, 4Tic: track, | the average th 1o, [0 Jrvs, MG e, o the work of development on a large scale, | Penalty for Wérder in Wi \'encg and total inability to pay the same| “{33te'” "PReins County Farmers' Mutual | 47%¢; Dec Bebs ‘;\g May P:N» L 'u.;“ »id ¢ lower than & year ago, but about | . AT R i i g S o the Burden fs upon him to catabiish that | yniurance Company ngainst Jonnson, Brror | OATEWeak: No. 2 s Shge bidi | S9FSer Hundred higher than two years | Max'coo treat some of the ore which is now being | Wolsve smug, I Where 1t 1s shown that sn adminis-| {TO%, Fhcibe county. Reversed. ~Oldham. | yygioyc. " No. 3 while. 3G3%c B Av. 8. Pr . taken from the workings, or to build one of trator, at the time of his appointment, was | “3. “The rule of the “law of the case” does Rt ¢ RS wiiiter Dt 106w L] 1ts own as soon as the wenther next spring | NEWCASTLE, Wyo., Dec. 14.—Carlo ! hopeldssly insolvent was o during &l of | not apply to auestions of fact determined | FLOWRAOW! XA Yancy” and atratght, | el ®ex | You have been to FEurope. will permit of outside operations. Tonolgo, an Italian, who sold out his ranch | mained in that condition up to aRA Ineld. | LY (b CoUr D T e “when thare i | $3.0515.30; Clear, BG30" s o i3 » You have seen California and Superiutendent Mason of the Magnate | mear here about a year ago and returned | ing the time of his final seltlement, he Will| o muterial and substantial change in the — SEED_(Timothy, steady gt 82900840 TR B Colorado. Why not try Mex- Mining company was in from Iron creek | to his native land, was hanged there two | Doy Soeriiicerable Doptote hie oo of jostimony. reviewed ot Che Sillrsat hear- N--Strong; sacked, east track, T0@ b feo? It 1s worth while. Jast week and says that the surveyors have | months ag> for the murder of his wite. | other proper authority, ind will be dis- & «where all the property covered by a 30 The outions grokiteoture the vast plazas, where ihe on 232223 PR 55 falshed the work of surveying the com- | When Tonolgo came to America ffteen | charged {rom his oMcli) Habilty herefor | diicy ‘ot & motual fire. Insutance company | HAY-Strong: timothy, HLOGISS0; pral- ] h oS S "% | 12349, Welch agalns ppery. _Appeai| [ rot destroved. the receip bee. | re, 2.80. i) 4 o 4 pany's ground, and {t will be patented Just | years ago it was agreed that his wite | oYy Mrmed x-m,..‘u'f " pivision| ... l‘“_',‘;:“:m*‘ “f: J\{«"r:\‘:ul"pnn!mn coubse- | FHRON COTTON TIES-$1.07% £ pr: tire population of v.h y @s soon as it is possible to do so. Work | was to follew when Tonolgo had provided | No. 2. member who has sustained a loes while BAGGING—6 5-1 7 5 1% gathers nightly to listen to ia belug prosccuted on three different ore | a comfortable home for her. Tonolgo dia | 1 0n equity cases the district court may | his policy was surrendered for default in | HEME TWINEZSC o o 0 o M .. the stirring strains of & mili- shoots on the property, ant although it may | well fn the stock business, and about six | {f,it% Macrelion submit to & jury any ques-| the payment of nssessments will not op-| FWOTIS CER At Fard Uichanged at - w tary band; the rare beauty of be sald that work has just begun on the | years ago he sent for his wite, sending her | 2 As the findings of the jury in such| Craté 8 Wolver of Ao e braska o, | $10.55. Dry sali meats (hoxed), au xtra | 8 the women; the picturesque ground, il the three workings have mado | yuficient money fo make the journey. Sho | Sses are advisory-oniy If the court having | §0°N, v Fep" $5h forlowed goort, W.A06, clear rihe. Wi ahort: Qleary attire of the men; the primi- great headway. The miners are working | replied that she could not come just then, | by ‘“h,:“‘r:'_'"'l';,'.? Alerward adopts them| 3. ‘Where the secretary of & mutual re f;(f‘;fl R oOm o shori clear, Sl tive methods of agriculture just on the rim of the ore bodies in the | and from ycar to year she put off coming, | petent evidence 10 sustain them. errors in | besiremce COany b T ut Jossee s, | | METALS-Lead, steady at .00, Speiter, | these are only & few of the three tunnels, but still the ore that is being | hutching ap first one excuse and then an- me’ :ldmh-hm of evidence are without| tained by such company, the fact that h m‘li.z\n;‘x}”w ek it ik scores of things that ean be vel 0 ri g prejudice. calls his counsel the board of directors POU L urkevs. er: chickens, - 4 "0 shiauing faken out 1s ot very good grada aad prom :“""“‘» until finally she #aid she would not | P35’ A Ugreement duly carried out that the | San® foid n Aol advice in making the | Sc; springs, Ssic; tarkeys, 1Bg@l4c; ducks, | & - 5 oten and ‘enjoyed in Mex! ises to develop into something better. The | Jeave ner mother. Tonolgo finally assented | county shall expend a stipulated sum in| pasessment before doing 8o will not fn- | 12¢; Kecse. 10c 2 5 6 in MID-WINTER company owns & large area of mining | and sent his wite suficient money for both | IMproving a road at the clalmants request | validate bis act HUTTE Steady; creamery, 23@¥c; = Cut out this ad, send it to g ol o el and for Mis benefit in lieu of damages, con Phere the Lylaws of s mutual fire | dairy, 19 . o ground on this ecction of Iron creek, Which | women to come on. But Mrs. Tonolgo did | siltutes due compensation for land. taken » ;.'r"\““‘ "m:r"'w‘”- ,“L.J.‘;,» or the DAF EGGS dy at 22, loss off 2 22 160 us, and we will mall you a #djoins the Ragged Top distelct, and the | not come, and finally, suspecting some- | in laying out the road. ment of assessments by the members ne Recelpts. Shipments. 0 book about Mexico. Tells ore which exists in it is similar fn all of | {hing wrong in the old country, he sold m‘r 3‘;25."..2“13‘f{i'..»“‘"":";n‘f';'. '("-‘v ';1,:-'::" less than twenty days nor ’mhn-‘lhan torty Flour, M;'h; e K 1.0 Just what you want to know. its characteristics to the Tron creek ore. | out and returned to his native land. Ar as rejected anc e eame | duys after the recelpt of motice, and a | Wheat, bu. il 6L e - | time the sum claimed as damages was ap-| notiee is received containing the amount | Corn, bu i There 18 quite a colony of miners In the | riving there, he found bis wife living with | propriated In improving the road, parol| of the loss. the amount of the assessment | Oats, bu district besides those employed by the Mag- | unother man. They bad fxed themselves | SVidence is admisaidle to prove an sgree-| ind Tequenting the member o pay at his At e ; ) | pi d er the se o y | mew » -8 A IR _OOREas . earliest convenlence et notice at most nhin odnece vl o SHEEP-There were a few cars on sale Date people, and this winter the settlement | quite comfortably with the money sent | of the agpropriation and improvements | Would extend the time of payment to but PRGeAsinhia P WAVIE. e Taring mosly swes, nnd tney aid 18] ame . H Wil be a large one, as all of them are | from time to time by Tonolgo, and he be- | 1B18. Seyfer against Otoe County. Error | forty duys from the receipt thereof and is | PHILADELPHIA, Dec, 13.-BUTTER- | 0 "% " ooq steady prices. For the | Tlek.' 0 ice prepared to stay (hroughout the cold | came wo enraged that he killed his wife | (fom Otoe. Affirmed. Barnes, C. "DIVIsion| not so defective on account of this in- | Firm, §ood demand: extra western cream- wlol receipts are about the same as for | weather. | | No. 2 formality as to invalidate the assessment 31c; extra nearby prints 3 last week. but as compared with the cor- | on sight | ) In a case where there is some com 13005. Btate ex re. Cohn against Jess GGS-Steady. but qui fresh nearby. | 1888 WECE Lok yoar there is an | Golden Trensure’s Tron g | petent evidence tending to catablizh every| yandamus. Writ denied. Hoicomb, 'J Be. loss off: fresh western, 3bc, 1oss off:!{ncrease of over d, or. in other | Fa"‘am S' | Chureh Federat Meeting. | fact in issue the verdic I not be se Where affidavits In support of and outhwestern az oss of es ords, about three times as many ek W. E. Brocks of Omaha, president of the | - aside on th und that it I8 not sustained | ugajnst the lssunnce of & temporary order n, %c, loss off " Fhe ‘demand on the part of packers has Back!siang e Golden Treasure Mining company, has been | HURON, 8. D. Dec. 14.—(Speclal.)—A by the evidence, unless such verdict 1s' i injunction are not preserved in a bill IBE—Unchanged: New York full | ooy U080 the week and prices Sysien clearly wrong of exceptions this cou B a0 & Pat | creams, prime small, 13%@1%c: fair to | DoSh 10 EoCq shape B tte improvement NEB. | 1n the clty for a week Inspecting his com- | mecting of the International Church Fed- | ") "Cifructing and matntatning & | They ware Sumiclens 10 Support the sllega. | 0od small, IEC: prime large, 1350 falr | Phoice wethers And. yeariings in parcuiar OMAHA, NEB. | pany's property and noting the progress of | eration was held here yesterday. Rev. W. | pridge for public use a municinality s not| tione of the petition and Warrant the fssu. | to good large, 13@13%c have sold to gond advantage and are right evelopment. The Golden Treasure com- | H. Thrall is presideat and Rev. E. H.|limited in itx duty by the ordinary business| unee of the ‘order = [y oA higher than week sgo. Ewes pany owns land on (he phonolite belt near | Grant secretary. Topics considered were | bt Of the SLruciure, byl ls FOUitied, 10 0ol = Where, In a controversy over o title Milwnakee are a little stronger alse, but could prob- Deadwood gulch, above Central City, in a | legislation, evangelism, co-operation, eétc. |tpe proper accommodation of the public at| (e district court 'fl.lfnn.‘ that title be | MILWAUKEE, “'Fat lambs have also sold to good ad- | p B Weare, Pres C. A Weare, V-Pre district where rich phoncliNe ore s be- | Another meeting will be held here on Jan- :-rn. ] \lhv”\';;w A «T'«'u‘v\n‘«:wv‘ l:«'h‘v'b-‘ suleted in each of them respec tively, and | ket ):\m.s;mq.\u ] *| vantage and a ,.m,;\g 1.;.",””. ma "n.n Established 15862 > ’ o rom ' time to time may be pureued In the |y hearing is had on an application for a | northern. T%c | quoted higher As high ae 8560 has | tag mined for shipment. On its ground .lum 21, made up of five delegates from | from, WAS 12 YC SHVL 05 ST bl go an SN e s | MR e J Frip i, N TR W, ‘wum BUHIISSION 00., cmc“;g small vertical of cre has been partislly | each evangelical denomination. 3 In an action against a county by vidence an order fs lssued yestraining on BARLEY—Dull, standard, 8c; sample e 2t re have held about steady, | ¥ SIS BV I 0 neipal Mxchang opened by & shaft forty feet in depth. At administrator of the estate of a ased | party from interfering with the possession | S4r5ic | but s the demand has been somewhat lim- | Bors of (b Feincipel Kace The cutcrop this vein was only a few luchen | Worls Wewdnrs Tr Womes. | prreon (o recover Jamoes fleels, the,other. 1t cannit be'enid da 3o a5 |~ CORN—May, G% R T ST, bonr BATS 10 MOVE | o uxd PR TR OAS, Sk A BONDS | n ca by the hrea dowr a | plication for andamus that the order i Quotations for fed stoc sice lam FOORS, wide, but at the present depth of the shaft | Electric Bitiers Invigorate the female | bridge while 'n'" decensed was attempting | was unauthorize and in effect dispossessed | e, Saaieare 5000825, fair “(.J.my lambr u.k-n‘-‘:” Bought and eaid for ash o ol to crass it with & steam traction engine and the party aga'nst whom the injunction cholce yearlings 2664 40 alr to go R i o e U8 B8 s hettem o the werkings. THn | bem Gt WP uerrisactn Bebdmbe, rator, it i for the jury to determine runs 'of hropert; he waa in possession of | PEORIA, Dec. 18—CORN—Lower; new, | yeariings 5010, chioe wethers. $4.000 | OMAHA BRANCH, 110-111 Board of Trade. sepal prop y he P b1 shaft, which was started merely for the | backache and constipation, or mo pay. 80u. | BPATRIOF M I8, (o0 O Y Oy | AN for that ressont 1o ad N ORY TAT I o good, 8 6@400° cholce ewes, 8 Jelephone 1€ Qurgose of exploration, was never iutended | For sale by Kubs & Oe. constructed and malntained, and whether| 3 The writ of mandamus will not lssue | OATS—Steady; No. 3 white, 8% 8 ®@EeT: falr to good, $.0088.50; feeder W. E. Ward, Local Mewag