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VOL lNO 116 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH THURSDAY JULY 16 1885 FIVE CENTS <
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Celery Beef and Iron
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Toilit Jyspepsia
Indiges1ioD Laan
Uor and a1aria1
Diseases
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hill Cox Co or the t Celery Beef and
Iron Extract Co is on each bottle
BUSINESS CARDS
jJOOK ili rmTED ilE HiS tY OF
A the French in America published by II
A N Harvey ifl now ready for sale and will
he delivered to the Salt Lake subscribers during
the next two weeks and its delivery to the
Southern Utah subscribers will commence on
July 20th The work is complete in two parts
and gives a I most interesting and instructive
description of sixyears of life and travel in the
Province of Quebec and the complete history
of British North America under French and
English rule also discusses some of the lead
ing features of the Mormon question from an
impartial Gentile standpoint condemning the
sectarian bins that exists in this Territory
which retards the developmental its grand and
unlimited natural resources Forms a book of
over 400 pages pica type illustrated with wood i
cuts Bound in Turkey Morocco 2 imitation I
Morocco 150 half library 125 cloth 1 paper
cover 75 cents Address R A N Harvey a E
First South Street Salt Lake City
17 R CLUTE DRAYMAN TRANSACTS A
EK general Transfer business to and from I
Depots Leave orders at Remington Johnson
Cos
WATChES CLOCKS AND JEWELRY KE
WATCHES Adolph Hauorbach 16 E 1st Sth I
TJRED ANDERSON REAL ESTATE BRO
JL ker and Notary Public Rents houses col
lects rents and interests loans money at low
rates makes out deeds mortgages etc Houses
and lots for sale in all parts of the city Office
in old Salt Lake House No trouble to show
properties
HASTINGS STAll EXPRESS HAS BET
D S ter facilities for moving Pianos fine
Furniture etc than any one and if you wish
moving done with care and dispatch call on
him at No 141 Main Street Telephone No 128
All kinds of freight handled Orders promptly
attended to
XTOS1 2 AND y DR HIGGINS CATAKKH
r 1 Remedy is warranted to cure all cases if
directions are followed Ofllce No 272 Main
Street
7TALL AT NO 272 MAIN STREET THREE
CALL north of Clift House and see Dr I I
Higgins the Microscopic and Analytic Physic
ian the Specialist before taking medicine of
anyone else All orders by mail promptly filled I
Address Dr C W Higgins No 272 Main Street
Suit Tnt City Utah
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FOR SALF
SALEA GOOD I AMILY HOUSE
L with Buggy and Harness Price very low
Address Holcomb P O Box 628 Salt Lake
City
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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KEYSOR
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JentiSt
Herald Building opposite Continental Hotel
West Temple Street
SALT LAKE CITY UTAH
A 8 CHAPMAN J I WHYTOCK DD8
1HAPMAN WHYTOCK <
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DentiS1S
Walker Opera House Ancesthetlcs adminis
tered
Telephone In office
C C NICHOLS
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OFFICE opposite Walker House Telephone
I in Office Anesthetics given
1T II BEDOLFE
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OiviJ EI1Sineor
And United States Deputy Mineral Surveyor
Boom 19 Commerce Block I
i onoc 196
B WILDER
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I IIiaing EDiceer
5t ND US DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR
AND and underground surveys with
drawings of same a specialty
Office 139 Main street up stairs by Jones 4
Coa Bank
ASSAYERS
Asayer
1C1 MAIN STREET SALT LAKE CITYUTAH
All work Carefully and Promptly Executed
MCYICKER
J
A sayer
Under McOornioks Bank Main St
SALT LAKE CITY UTAH
TT G M STEWARD
Assayor
10 E Second South Street PO Box 449
Under barker shop cart of U P Ticket Office
BOOKBINDING
Y FOHLIN
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Bookbinder
and Periodicals to me
Send Magazines
your having them l bound In
and you can depend on Ii5b Vr TVITITTV
FOIlLlli
Low Prices E Y
good style gggj
No 26 S Main Street
LAND AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS
wIH nTmSS JAMES LOWE
OIRD LOWE
BIRD
IIZLk3c1 A g e D 1 s an d
t1ornoye
Office next door to U 8 Land Ofuce
utah
Salt Lake City
Will promote claims In contested and sus
pended cases in the Land OtUce at Salt Lake
ooSJ atWashing
City Utah and General Laud Office
ton D C obtain Patents ou Homestead Pre
emption Desert and Timber Culture Entries
I und coal and mineral lands
upon
i General information relating to taml fur
I nUhed with maps plates and diagrams
i Notary Public in office
INSURANCE
LEWIS B ROGERS
INSURANCE I
I THE LION FIRE INSURANCE CO
f Of London England Capital and assets
4694993 j
ORIENT INSURANCE CO
Of Hartford Connecticut Capital and assets
159555024
t WASHINGTON F oS M INS CO
f Of Boston Massachusetts Capital and assets
1551850
OFFICEAt Safe Deposit Vaults Union Na
tional Bank
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NEWS OF THE DAY
F W Crooker t Cos cracker works at
Denver Col were gutted by fire last night
Rumors of an AngloMexican commer
cial alliance are current in banking circles
It was reported last evening that Mrs
Jones of Buffalo N Y with a party of
ladies at Bath Island fell into the stream
and was carried over the American Falls
I I
Mon
Messrs Martin and Fontaine of
treal are going about the end of this week
to the centers of the French Canadian popu
lation in the United States to solicit assist
ance for the defense of Riel It is probable
that Gabriel Dumont will accompany the
partyA
A dispatch received at Wichita Ks
from Fort Supply tells of the arrival of a
courier who reports the finding of tha
Jjodieaof twocowHoytf on the range or the
Cherokee strip who had been murdered and
their bodies staked to the ground by the
Indians
Secretary Whitney has received a letter
from John Roach stating that he desires a
full interchange of views with the Secre
tary concerning the present status of the I
Dolphin case and that he will be in
Washington in n day or two for that pur
pose
Yesterday afternoon at Debusks ranch
twenty miles from Trinidad Col twelve
out of a herd of eighteen horses in the
pasture were killed by lightning The hail
storm had driven the horses against the
barb wire fence which conducted the light
ning through tho herd with the above re
sult
A fire on Tuesday night last at
Oakdale California destroyed eight
business buildings and their contents Loss
estimated at 50000 partly insured Much
excitement prevails as it is believed the fire
was an incendiarys work Three attempts
tojfKs the town have been made within
three weeks
The period of twenty days during which
the British Columbian authorities agreed to i
hold Hibbs the defaulting postmaster at i
Lewiston Idaho expired yesterday but a I
telegram was received from Victoria promis
ing to keep him under arrest until the
United States postoffico inspeotor bear
ing an extradition warrant should arrive
there
Examinations for Government depart
mental service will be held at Helena Mont
September 15th Portland Oregon Septem
ber 18th Seattle W T September 2id aud
at San Francisco Ootober 1st At the same
time examinations will be held for persons
wishing to be examined on special subjects
as law special pension examiners steno
graphy French German Spanish and
Italian Those who intend applying
should at once request official blanks from
the civil service commission at Washing
ton
I
REGISTRATION OFFICERS
Appointments Made bJ the Utah
Commission Yesterday
1
The following appointments were made
yesterday by the Utah Commission of
officers for the ensuing election
SEVIER COUNTY
Richfield Precinct William H Seitr
miller William H Clark Made Ohris
tenson
Annabella Precinct Joseph F Staker
Leumel Thompson William Spofford
Elsinore PrecinctAndrew Bartelsen
J C Jensen Peter Christensen
Monroe Precinct W A Warnock
Thomas Cooper Walter Jones
Joseph Precinct G A Murdock
Joseph Parker Robert Bridges
Central Precinct Asa Hawley Wm
Boreman E T Rapley
Vermillion PrecinctHans Gottfred
sen O Cuddeback P Gottfredsen
Willow Bend Precinct Harry 31
Payno Daniel Morgan William Howard
liedman PrecinctJ C Jensen Tos
Humphrey Charles Jensen
Salina zecinctF G Willis Thos G
Humphrey Josiah Martin
Gooseberry Precinct E Kessler D
D Russell Kelsy Bird
PIUTE COUNTY
Kane PrecinctC H Cook George B
Reist Orson Dalton
Burrville Precinct William Shock C
C Burr Francis Bush
Glenwood PrecinctA TIeppler E
Payne S F Mount
Burgess PrecinctAustin Mayhew J
Gills David Taylor
Graves Valley PrecintPeter Brown
Richard Gibbons William Bacon
sx JACK COUNTY I
Bluff City PrecinctJoseph F Barton
James B Decker William Robb
McElmo PecinctJoseph Dougherty I
E Mitchell H L Mitchell
THE HALE NORCROSS MINE
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First Bullion Suipnieiit from the
UOOO Level Fine Prospect
Ahead
The first shipment bullion resulting
level of the
from ore taken from the 8000
Hale Korcross mine wag sent below by
express last evening The con
sisted of two bars valued at 5027 Al
though bullion shipments of much greater
value are constantly being made from the
oreproducing mines of the Comstock the
two bars in the V T express car at
tracted more attention at the depot last
evening than the shipment of ten times
their value from any other source The
great interest manifested in the bullion
shipment of last evening is significant
and is due in a great measure to the hope
it inspires that the finding of a vast body
of mineralized quartz on the lower levels
of the Hale Norcross over 150 feet in
width and many hundred feet in depth
would speedily lead to the pumping out
of the flooded mines and induce the man
agement to search for the continuance of
this vast vein which will doubtless be
found to extend with deviations from its
present course along the entire lode the
mineral concentrating and developing
into rich ore bodies widening at intervals
The ore in the bottom of the winze on
the 3000foot level is said to be showing
up splendidly and they are still cutting
ore on the east in the face of the opening
being made from the station for the re
ception of the hoisting engine
sent
The combination shaft is being
down rapidly The third set of timbers
being put in position this morning
which were gives it a depth below the floor of
the station on the 300foot level of over
feet as when engaged m sinking
twenty
several
do not timber up to within
they
Chronicle
feet of the bottom Yirginia
Tuly 13th 1
Jr Henleys Celery
eef and Iron restores Lost Vitality
Wanted
office
Clean cotton rags at the DEMOCRAT
y
COAL OIL and Fluid at Pioneer Lamp
Store 57 E First South Street
THE AFGHAN FRONTIER
Russia Preferring New Claims and
Refusing to Yield
The War Cloud in the East Again
Begins to Grow
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A Panic on the Paris Bourse Over the
Afghan War News
The AugloKussian Complications
LONDON July 16The Daily Telegraph
says The negotiations between England
and Rt iSil yegardmg the Afghan frontier
question have become serious Russia pre
ferriugjiew claims and refusing to yieldto
Lord Salisbury whose tone although studi
ously friendly is firm
The Standard in commenting upon the
same subject declares that England will
never condone a second edition of the Pen
jdeh outrage
The Standard in an editorial on the re
ported advance of the Russian troops to
ZulfLkar Pass says Although more re
assuring news was received late yesterday
from Colonel Ridgeway chief of the Afghan
Boundary Commission the news from other
sources regarding the Russian movements is
of the gravest character The only redeem
ing feature of the intelligence from Afghan
istan is that the Afghans have attached
themselves more firmly than ever to our
sideThis
This mornings Telegraph in its article on
the Afghan news says that tho objection of
the Ameer Afghanistan to Russias claim
to a position practically commanding Zul
fikar Pass is supported by Salisbury Lord
Salisburys reluctance to consent to Russias
offer to submit the question in dispute to a
joint commission is owing to his belief that
such a course would be resultless and would
only delay the settlement of matters
lhe Times editorial says thaf all the pow
ers with the exception of Russia have given
their assent to the issue fan Egyptian loan
Russias silence the Times says increases
the apprehension in regard to tho Afghan
situation
Consols opened at 9SJ1 for both money
and account advanced to 19 > i afterwards
declined and are now quoted at 98JJ Rus
sia securities opened at 91K advanced to
91 then declined and are now quoted at 91
At 1230 p m consols were quoted at 93
for both Stock and funds have improved
Russians are now quoted at 92
PABIS July 16There is a panic on the
Bourse today and a heavy fall has occurred
in prices of most securities owing toreports
that a crisis between Russia and England
was imminent It is said that Russia is ne
gotiating a war loan The absence of offi
cial news from Afghanistan is considered
ominous
The Temps says that officers of the Rus
sian army now on furlough have been
ordered to rejoin their regimerits at once
A Fellow Who Needs looking After
A fellow who has the reputation of be
ing a masher was out in a buggy last
evening and feeling some what lonesome
concludetllb tryTiispersuasiv powers to
induce some virtuous girl to share the
ride with him With that determination
lie hitched his horse near Warnocks cor
ner east of the Theatre and awaited an
opportunity to carry out his plan Short
ly after 9 1 oclock Miss was returning
alone from a visit to some friends living
two blocks down the street and upon
coming opposite where the horse was i
tied she was accosted by the wouldbe
masher and importuned to enter the
buggy The young lady was badly fright
ened and shrank against the fence and
tried to avoid the man but he grasped
her by the shoulder and she finally strug
gled away from him and ran up the side
walk towards her home She was too
frightened to scream and depended up
on running away from him The man
followed her for some distance and the
young lady finally eluded her persuer by
darting into the alley near the Social
Hall The man returned to his buggy
and probably thinking the young lady
had gone to Brigham street started his
horse in that direction as hard as he could
go The fellow has tried this same game
before and there are some of the young
ladies big brothers waiting foran oppor
tunity to teach him a lesson in mash
fng that he wont forget in a hurry
Edisons ligious Belief
A New York interviewer recently paid a
visit to the work shop of Mr Edison and
among other things gives the following
Perhaps the most interesting thing he had
to say was respecting his exploration for a
new force At present he calls it simply
x y Z He does not pretend to know what it
is He says there are many phenomena
which are not explained by any force yet
recognized and it is these which he is going
to investigate Vibrations of matter at the
rate of 30000 a second produce the highest
sound we can hear Between these and tho
vibrations which at the rate of millions per
second cause the sensation of heat there is
a large gap and between these and the vibra
tions which give the sensation of color there
is another gap These gaps Edison believes
are filled by vibrations as yet unmeasured
which constitute the new or unnamed force
he is in search of
What do you think of the nature of mat
ter I asked The answer was prompt
I do not believe that matter is inert acted
upon by an outside force To me it seems
that every atom is possessed of a certain
amount of primitive intelligence Look at
the thousand waysin which atoms of hydro
gen combine with those of other elements
forming the most diverse substances Do
you mean to say that they do this without
intelligence When they get together in
certain forms they make annuals of the
lower orders Finally they combine in man
who represents the total intelligence of all
the atoms
But where does this intelligence come
from originally
From some greater power than our
selves I
Do you then believe in an intelligent
Creator a personal God was the next I
question
Certainly said Mr Edison The ex
istence of such a God in my mind can al
most be proved from chemistry e
The Revised VersIon I
A monkey and a parrot once
Left in a room together J
Il
Began to fight and fought so hard
They nearly killed each other
Their mistress tJoming home perceived
Their wrongs they had been righting
And said to them Im deeply grieved I
To think that youve been fighting
l
The monkey really felt quite bad
thinking of his crime
In HI lllf Mj W y
The parrot Gleefully said Weve had I
A sheol of a time I
Pity the Nurse
We are accustomed to pity the trials of
the schoolmam who has to labor six
hours a day with forty children Dont
who tends
say we told you but the nurse
one baby ten hours a day is entitled to
80 per cent of the sympathy and all the
gate moneyMacon Ga Telegraph
S i YERY SAD CASE
Death of Mrs George Careless From
n Dose ol Morphine
The startling announcement that Mrs
Lavinia Careless taken an overdose
of morphine with results otherwise than
intended casta feelingof gloom and sor
row over the whole community with
which Mrs Careless has been prom
inently identified for the past score of
years In order to learn the facts of
the sad misfortune to the family of Mr
George Careless a DEHCICRAT rex
poitcrr called at the residence
where were assembled Mrs Joseph
Triplett mother of the deceased and
sisters Mrs Ensign Mrs Ellis
Mrs Sainsberry and Mrs Frost and
her husband and their loving child
Addie who fully realizes the sad loss of
her mother Several other friends of
the family including Mr and Mrs O P
Arnold Dr Benedict and many neigh
bors kindly watched over the unfortunate
lady during her last moments and aided
in very possible t way toward her relief
and in consoling the griefstricken hus
band I
The particulars leading to the abovo
misfortune are as follows Yesterday
afternoon Mrs Careless who had at
periods during the past five years been
in 1 f >
THE HABIT OP USING MORPHINE
To alleviate her extreme pain from neu
ralgic conditions from which she sufFercd
extremely at times sent to Smiths drug
store for fifteen quarte grain morphine
pills of which she tOoknine leaving the
remainder in the box as ifound by Dr
Benedict and Mr Careless She had
frequently taken as high as twelve
of these pills without any injury
but for the past three weeks she had
tried to break herself of the habit by
substituting bromide which fi said to b
less harmful Dr Benedict stated to a
reporter i4that Dr Bowers was first called
at about 8 oclock last night and ad
ministered a hypodermic injection the
proper thing todo but which seemed to
have no desired effect He was sum
moned at 9 oclock and put her feet into
boiling water which blistered them but
to no good result This morning he bled
her of HO ounces of blood without any
change her pulse remaining the same
since oclock this morning The many
friends watched closely her stifled breath
ing during the night and day until 12
oclock today when
SUE BREATUKD HER LAST
Little Addie Careless hi speaking of
the affair said her mother all wd her
and her companion Hattie Heath to go
for a ride They were gone until nearly
8 oclock last evening at which time they
were to return for Mrs Careless who had
arranged for her usual evening drive
When they entered the house Mrs Care
less was found sitting in a chair in the
parlor with her eyes closed and breathing
spasmodically The girls were frightened
and bathed her head in cold water think
she had fainted and would be easily
restored to consciousness but they were
disappointed and then gave the alarm
which quickly brought aid Little Addie
says the last words her mother told her
was to be back before 8 oclock She de
nies saying her mother was going to
sleep and not to wake again which
deeply affects Mr Careless and leaves
AX ENTIRELY WRONG IMPRESSION
On the minds of some who do not stop to
consider that she often used twelve quar
tergrains with no injury and this time
took but nine with fatal results
Mrs Careless was pronounced by the
best of musical critics to have a voice
equal to Parepa Rosas in compass and
naturally as fine as any in America She
sang for fifteen years in the Taber
nacle and went abroad six years
ago The many thousands who
have heard her sing in public will never
forget her rendition of I Know My Re
deemer Liveth in Messiah Her last
public appearance in concert was at the
Theatre the 25th of March in the Care
less orchestra concert when she sang
She Wandered Down the Mountain
Side in a most beautiful manner Mrs
Careless was born in the Jersey Isles and
was 38 years of age at her death The
funeral takes place Sunday which will I
be fully announced
ANOTHER ROBBERY
Tile Safe of the Fisher Brewing
Company Blown Open anti
8220 Stolen
The Fisher Brewing Companys brew
ery near the D R G depot was en
tered some time last night and the safe
the drawer containing
blown open and money I
mining 229 removed The safe was I
badly broken and the explosion was
heard by Mr Fisher and several of his I
employes who sleep in the building
Thinking was a cask of beer that had
been overcharged and had burst some
of the men entered the cellar but could
find nothing wrong there Failing to see
anything wrong inany direction the
idea of the safe being robbed not having
entered their minds they all returned to
bed This morning upon entering his
office Mr Fisher found that his safe was
ruined and the money which it had con
tained was stolen The brewery doors
are usually left unlocked and the robbers
entered the building without any trouble
The work seemingly was done by pro
fessionals at the business I
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NEWSY NOTES
Last Sunday evening in Virginia City
Nevada Antone a tailor was found dead
in his bed with a bullet hole in his head
aiid a pistol grasped tightly in his hand
A disease similar to blackleg is raging
among horses in the vicinity of Canyon
City Oregon
On account of the reduction of rates
over the Short Line railway Oregon cat
tle are being shipped to Idaho to fit them
for market instead of to Nevada as here
tofore f
In California a legal miners inch of
water is the quantity discharged through
an opening one inch square under a pres
sure of four inches from the centre of the
orifice to the top of the box or point of
overflow
Gus Bruno well known in this city as
an actor and minstrel now connected
with the We Us Co troupe was
arrested in San Francisco last Sunday
evening charged with enticing young girls
to his room
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ladles Should Use DrHeiileys
Celery Beef andiron J
A VICIOUS MURDERED
Pays the Penalty of His Crimes in
Pennsylvania ToDay
A Car Blown Up by Dynamite In the
D R G Yard at Denver
Latest Developments in Regard to the
London Iniquity
blplherlaItagig lufII d i
Special fheDEroCRAT J
BRAVBB Utah July 1C Diphtheria is
raging in Minersville Fourteen cases and
five deaths have occurred The disease is
supposed to be canned by a number of sheep
dying of a similar disease and left exposed
near the town J W Christian quarantine
physician left here this morning for that
j place The patients will be removed to
Lincoln four miles from Minersville
The London Iniquity
LONDON July IGMrs Booth positively
declines to make public the contents the
letters which she announced at the Princes
Hall conference she had received
from Salisbury and Gladstone in
approval of the work of rescuing
girls from the perils of the iniquity
exposed by the Pall Mall Gazette She
says she will read the letters at the womens
meeting in Exeter Hall this afternoon Mrs
Booth says she also has a letter from the
Queen written three weeks ago in which Her
Majesty expressed sympathy with the work
of the Salvation Army in protecting young
girls This letter will also be read at the
meeting today
The Pall JaU Gazette has issued in a
single edition a complete publication
of the full text of all its revelations
The edition is having an enormous sale and
the rooeeds are to be devoted towards de
fraying the expenses of the commission
which is examining the data upon which the
Gaztlttfs articles are based
lie Didnt Like the Medicine
PniLADELrraA Pa July 1C Joseph Tay
lor who on May 31st 1884 brutally mur
dered Keeper Michael F Doran at the
Eastern Penitentiary by beating out his
brains with a wooden bobbin and bar of
iron was hanged in the corridor
of the county prison at 10 oclock
this morning The keeper had administered
to Taylor a nauseating medicine which the
prison physician prescribed and thereby
incurred Taylors animosity Taylor was
only 28 years of age He was of a vicious
disposition and the police records show that
lie stabbed seventeen persons and shot
I murder twdntyeightr during the ten years before the
I A Car Wrecked by Dynamite
DEKVEB July 16This forenoon as a
passenger train was being made up in the
Denver Bio Grande yards an empty chair
car ran overa package of dynamite which
exploded with great force wrecking the
car and slightly injuring the switchman
I It is believed the dynamit was intended for
the regular passenger train due and to leave
in a few minutes The Denver and Rio
Grande officials say they believe it was the
work of strikers
Dr Henleys Celery Beef and Iron
cures Neuralgia and Nervous Headache f
Dr Henleys Celery Beef and Iron
cures Debility and Loss of Appetite
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Land Agent Attorney
SALT LAKE CITY UTAH
Obtains Patents for Agricultural
and Mineral Lands
Office next to US Land H Office P O Box 395
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS
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BOLIVAR ROBERTS W A NELDEN
ROBERTS NELDEN
DRUGS
VNPT t 4 S A arn
i f B Goods
We offer to the Trade the Laigest and Best Stock t of
Drugs Assayers Material and Toilet Articles
Druggists Sundries
SL1cizI Xtjreittj E c lEItc
Ever Brought to this Market
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We are Agents JlF for nlljhe l Leading Lines of Goods we carry ant can offer Better
1r Prices than evergiven before l
Entire Drugstores Furnished at Five Days Notice
We are Never Undersold
Writo for Prices or iseaaca a Tiieal v c44rcLoa I
220 Main Street Opposite Postofflce Salt Lake City Utah
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KELSEYS REAL ESTATE LOAN COLLECTION AGENCY
Lewis > R Kelsey
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SUCCESSOR TO ELI B KELSEY
REAL ESTATE LOAN COLLECTION
GE CY
OfficeNo 25 and 27 E First South St
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Sa11 LaKe city LTtab
EstabIished io 1877
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AMUSEMENTS
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UTAH DRIVING PARK
ASSOCIATION
Salt Lake July 24 1885
Entries for Trotting Close July 18th
PBOGElA1IJ1IJE
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FIRST RACE Purse 73 halfmile dagh
running
SECOND RACE Purse 150 3minute Class
trotting
TIIUtD RACEPure 150 half mile and re
peat running
FOURTH RACEPurse 75 threequarter
mile dash running
FIFTH RACE Pnre U50 2 34 Class trot
ting
Horses will be called at lJ50prnaud started
at 2 p m promptly
CONDITIONS
Entries for all trotting and runningstakes to
close July 18th Entries for Club purse running
races will close at 5 p m on tho day preceding
the race Entrance feo in all Club purses 10
per cent All Club purse money will be divided
as follows Sixty per cent to first thirty per
cent to second and ten per cent to third In
running races three or more to enter and two
or more to start trotting and pacing races five
or more to enter and three or more to start In
all cases the entries must be enclosed in scaled
envelopes and addressed to the Secretary and I
plainly state name age color and sex 01 the
norse name of sire and dam if known and
name of owner
For all races colors of rider or driver must be
given with the entry No entries accepted un
less accompanied by the monej and under no
circumstances will they receive any condi
tional entry Walk over by anyone horse enti
tles him to half of the stake money and all of
the forfeit money and all plate or cup added
Any horse distancing the field or any part there
of will be entitled to first money only The
Association claims tho right to interlace heats
of different races whenever they deem it expe
dient They also claim the right to postpone on
account of bad weather Running races will
be governed by the American Racing Rules of
January 1st 1885 and trotting and pacing races
bjrthe rules of the National Trotting Associa I
tion All harness races onemile heats three
in five
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The striCtest of order will be enforced
S S WALKER President
MATT CULLEN Vice President
W L PICKARD Treasurer
T F MULLOY Secretary and Manager
P O Box 11C3 Salt Lake City Utah
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