Deseret evening news. [volume], October 14, 1890, Image 3

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9 -7tifiiEsrs.
iSM ,- i .. rarctlng tomor-
s" at"-"JP-m
H r '" ""r,Itj10 Choral Scchay
f vtfi- " tf Salt late has
71 '-se to the American
12 r-"i'
J - ""'.. , ic a meeting of the
" -j AsocIatkuat7
W -T . ' i.e Fifteentti WarU
'I rf JCi v u re()ortf in tho
'i. " , - aui southeast of
- - ,J ' , : fcive fallen In
! a - six Xt'tt
S jcir marriaso licenses
r v -ay: Itobert Gib-
: ' "' a, C. W. Thorp to
c aona to Msry
J jfl i M, at Y- Jn-i t 'he
" t " - t' r- will be a stnek-
$ . -T.jgcftaeDeicru Silt
f :,. 'u.-ilanJ Mam-Tartur-
II . t , ttitlie machinery of
! ' . Le 1-isht, I'oa-rc and
fl ' r, i any cau'-ej a tsisjiea-
S J ' fCrcetiiehUlattnighL
H "-' ti-cj i"as will be reqnrroJ
f " r' jijwseJythetroubUfc
Rf , "e is cxpeSd os the
' , M- Ellis' lecture in the
M ',.' evenlnjr. He
"i''i sjameful falsity of
" SI Tmon" disloyalty
f jSn . .a so often made.
ffl v, a . who umj to preside
' - ..."3 desk In Z. CM. 5.
pflj - j ajJlia-ilwareile-art-jfH
' 1 rZ Ejae time slnco re-
I'B 'i s c!J Ii-mden trade, is
S aaix"ssfi'l bakery.
B - r. "3 of cGnntetfeitquar-
e " 'Ken i-bina -su in
j .r'zr uie last "Tew days,
-fl -ed quite astir. The
H juw fine imlt'-iion of
U : tiai;Ii a trfcle smaller.
M rs. J.WJ tli it has a good
Xj 'i a r jcUccd ear can de-
U aicansj its fraudulent
BJ
4B ' iat night a young man
M i tn th- -vicinity of the.
S J tk, fJunJ, so it i said.
-r to a beer saloon iucorsjAsy
9 t an L-..r man, acd tcskher
(- arriving thro, there was
9 e eteeu the two, which rc-
j .Qtei Vs jumping from (
t -y ijiie fruuad, shaking tr
- i raM
' -vnJinaviso t-oliUcal club
, t in the Fourteenth yard
li -u "Kas weli attended by
jtloflsiuc to both rraiitical
I -. oeeilieavrere made by J.M.
1 V. W. WinbtTK and C. SL
It , v.l.o'ttenjrtsceivoi'hithap-
... the "SoTiva" band ai-
i ,".j try ?ood tHtfslc Another
.WswjjI belaid next Monday.
j -.. -s-,ie Beci;ek, of the,
I Ward, died thia motnlafe
I . i--S4 Ut'iihty. Dp-ring her
fc t liiafesluJ rcimrkable
h i--r-i t t STrf ability. Sbo
r.j el r t34irant for ser-
1 r!- Ne- Brighton, on the
'-x K.-rtr. The funeral will be
j - at - r 'dock tomorrow at
r vui ffii VarJ Meeting House.
Orct' committee of the City
us'ii -.is meeting lat evening
g. t a huria; to parties intur.
- i -3 t-i Deep Creek railroad
ate. inJ t'K rnpositioa for the
v i js j1 t donate I'teacer
j-i it. a large number of
. uemej ic crested attended tne
- ' : -ud several argument:
. cauc t to lace favorable ac-
-i ' 7 xtx cja.ai.ree.
T Atsz '- -. 'j, j -ts-ed excitement
1-jre ia -u'im rer an sH'du
f cf r-Tj rinhin. Tile girl
oi-I g t u 'y "icd names are'
i --, j. a? aan charged with
'he t-ne in Ogden. SheritT
orelipJ 1 :h'ra are lursuing
j en ia'o C -a Ja where it is said
-r ficX fiiu unfortunate girl,
- 'yiTev. vers of age, claims
j? mr. vrae cammi'tod a week
I xr' j i ij" s s de out buggy riding
J) the mn. Sirs'er,
. the ngr hac-i of Justice
lan7 as i.c sKa in the judgment
ki m me"-1 conspicuously on his
"w ' t ane lookinf, calcaroufc
-j "- -" rfh.ch has a history. The
. "" fcnner owner is a peddler wno
- today arndgued in the police
-in on a charge of eddI!Rg
'iaii-. etc., without a license. He
t.lej -J iruilty an J promised to take
o- a u i oie, at iich sentence was
ki-, a-ei. He then began to plead
rt y. aEd trMiclied the symjn-io-
niturjs of the court, clerk
sr r t utiag attorney that each
". raiiarter and the dog was
rr- ra.w fur.
ve-inesday evening, while
i-vrL'e'f W. H. Kenner, ilauti,
'av-epunag supper, she laid her
""c nuntas eid iabyon the floor
a few m nutes. as she supposed
tv fa- from the fire in the grate to
at aii ininred by it. Stepping into
itnximf r a few moments a scream
-ox Ui child called herback,whcn
bf found that it had rolled from the
Wt where the had left it and was
raJerthe fire. Its faceim! right
-red were badly burned and the
Ifc't hand had also ueen injured. We
p'essed to learn that the little
sufferer j doing as well as can be
tx.-l although a few moments
m-- niizht have resulted fatally.
ittf.i.
FiRk WarJ Bishopric,
"j Sunday evening last, October
lh. Counselors Joseph E. Taylor
aw . w. Penrose, or the Presi
iiy of this Stoke of Zion, met
Sjj the Saints or the Fifth Ward,
ttfc cty, and reorganized the
Buhprn of Ui&t wanl by selling
iri as First Counselor to Ilisbop
M. T. SedJon, Brother Samuel
Htury Harrow, and ordaining as a
Hi'i Priest aod setting apart as
-ta'i CnunKlor to Bbhopaeddon,
oroer William A. Cowan.
Tlie Utah Hamane Socit3-.
'disorganization, of which lira-
(- 1- Allen is president, and J. W.
I "eu:nan, United States commis-
j ttWoner, is ecretary,!ias issued tlie
' kllon-ins drcuter:
'Tue Isiature of Utah Terri
t9ry! at its ivgular session ia the
Jr I--s. enacted a late- for the pre
atin of cruelty to animals. See
Tfl. ii CominM lows, page C5S.
" Tue lawaulborizesthe formation
w u-tiesSorita enforcement and to
Ifvate interest in the rights .of
tamli animal.
For this jwrpose the Utah
nnmioe Society was organized
ly 14th, 18SS. By the vigilance
fc members, officers and agent?,
"x accomplMied much ia tlie
VF of correcting acta of downright
Toeny.
, "It endeavors to teach tho observ-
of th common dictates of
aumtoUy, and the rights of the
al creation.
But few of our citizens have
a active interest In the work,
y the society has len unable to
"""npli that degree of success
eoafampiauxi. t
'Meiag few in numbers, we tan
? eomannd the vigilance whicli
"eailj necessary to make the law
'The payment cf 553 entitles
?r lrson to a life membership in
""f society.
"A11 money received from life
"ous constitutes a permanent
H. oT which the Interest only is
"fa Hr current espenses.
'Anoul dues for men, $5.09: for
'"wnen, SI.0U.
Believiag that a full understand
thh matter is all that Is
r"8 to enlist your sympathy
w aid, we cordially and eamefctiy
'0tyour attention and co-opera-Uok;
Will you join us?
AppIlcaUons for membership,
fMuttancesof dues and repsrts of
?w of cruelty should be made to
we secretary, Koom 3, Wasatch
''j fie r arl of Directors,
J. W. Gn.Kisnt.vN,
Secretary."
BHBmHnaCKai-aiMaHMaaKBi
A CURIOUS IXDUSTRY.
' The Ofa-ti-taliUim of SLIns And
Fnrs.
frobably not Winy bl our citi
zens know that there Is an extensive
rstAKSbment In this city in which
the manufacture of fur goods, and
the business of the taxidermist, are
carried on. But such Is tho fact
We refer to the establishment of
iTehesy tlie furrier,-, ?20i-oct '
Main Street. A visr.'tc the place
Isouite icefcsUng. In tho Etore ia
nn immense stock of fur goods,
manufactured on the premises!
Including a great variety of articles
fronia cheap rug or lap robo to the
nnetalt!,intacquo. Inlblroar
pf tho storo is the KrW.shon, and
here a force cf tasSus are employed,
tViKU- Toremcnslilp of Gustavo
tie rft, n skillful manltilatjr of
ten and tklns. Herea dcer head
will bo mounted, a coyote skin made
Into a rug with the head of the
animal attached, or an elegant -.eal
skin sacque will be made and fitted
to order.
The celUr under the slore ieminds
onoofwmeofDort'B-pictures. Sus
pended from thelowtaaro tho kins
of bears, n oivr. Ioxes and all sorts
!5"'?5 "nlmals, to the- num
berpniuutlnals, and a viewof them
Inlhedcnsogloomofthepiaeo pro
duces a peculiar sensation.
From this establishment fureoods
ed States. 5rr. ilelresy Htelr
made a tour cf the njrth
and wcs,t an hU to
the castatidsoctii.thb two covering
theenUre Unksaand taking ordcrS
In fee store is a black and Ian dw
Kubh.-d at a distance of ?aV feet,
S??e "trtngoiK-te-d anne large
ls fctufTe-t and tUnds iu a per
recur Mtutal attitude, without
fastening.
Mr. Mahesy collects and deals In
curias of all kinds. Ho lately sold
to one man f 2lj worth or articles
of this kind, In one lot, whow only
value, in most cases, was the curi
osity attaching to them.
OgJen Hems.
Sunday afternoon ft rosun ac
costed an oiEcf-rcJi tSio rireit and
interaeil bim that her husband bad
been brutally beaten and kfcbjd by
a man named Stcriecsou. The
olficer atsconu-alod the woman to
the t-J& station, where she swora
rat a warrant for the arrest of W.
J. Stephenson, charging Islai "lik'
disturbing the ieies. -fiio woman
gave her nat m Maxwell, and
said that JVtrick Maxwell, the in
JureJ man, was her husband. The
rfneer went Iq the scene of the
trouble, somewhere near tfte Ozden
brewery, on WaAIngton Avenue,
and discovered a man with r- bra
gash In his face, TrorA -vS-idi the
blood was ow"?3 Iti a stream. Dr.
Saoiierb was summoned and
Stitched the wound up. Maxwell b
an employe of tlie Central Pacific
Itailway Company, and it is stated
had threatened to chastise one of
Stephenson's children. The Cither
took up the quarrel with the results
stated. Stephenson was subee
rjuently arrested, and paid a line of
$5 and costs in the polic court
yesterday.
X4el Friday evening Dr. Sau nders
was ra-nsnoncd to attend a young
man who had been burned by the
explosion of a quantity of powder,
l he doctor wai ta ken to the scene of
the accident, about five miles west of
this city, and found a young man
somewhere in the neighborhood of
twenty years of age, suSeriug from a
terribly burned hand and face. The
doctor dressed theinjury, and after
Making the patient comfortable,
learned tnat he was engaged in load
ing shot gun cartridges it hen the ex
plosion occurred. Tho man had
about five pounds of black powder
in a box in front cf him, and was
engaged In patting the required
amount in each shell when he acci
dentally dropped his cigarette into
the explosive. Quickertlianthought
the looe powder ignited,and burned
him as described. A party who
was standing over, watching tlie
operation of loading the cartridges
was thrown s distance of six feet
by the force of the explosion. The
unfortunate man will recover, as
no injury of a serious nature was
inllict-d.
The injunction case, wherein tlie
Ogden City Street Jtailway Com
pany prays for a permanent injunc
tion against H. 11. Henderson, Jos.
Brinker, A. S. Garretson and Uie
City of Ogden, enjoining the former
from filing their bond of $25,009
with City Recorder McXuU, and
the latter from acceptins, on 1-eludf
of the city, said bond, has at last
been cecidcd, that is, so far as this
the Firat District Court, b con
cerned. The matter was submitted
by the at jjtniya fur both sides list
Saturday and taken under ad vfce
ment yesterday morning. Jude
Miner gave as his ojJnion that
there was not sufficient ground
tor action, and therefore or
dercd Uie case dismissed. 2fo no
tice of appeal was made in open
court but Judge Maginms, one of
the Ogden City Rail way Company's
attorneys said that the case would
be taken to the Supreme Court of
tlie Territory, and tlie Supreme
Court of the United States If neces
sary. The lapers of appeal have
all been made out, and as the court
sets in about two weeks an immedi
ate hearing is assured, lawyer
Hiles was seen alter the decision
and asked when the bond would be
filed. He said that as Mr. Hender
son was absent in Iowa, the bond
would not bs filed until his
return, but lie thought it
would .lw attended to im
mediately upQn his arrival
in Ogden. When he would Xt
back tie did not know., Thbdecis
sion, of course, settles the business
as far as tlie First District . Court
goes, and unless giveu an injunction
by tlie Supreme Court of the Terri
tory, the Osden City company will
have to wait at least two years for a
decision, unless the case Is put
ahead by special request, and that
seems hardly probable, as much
more important casts liave had to
follow the regular callendar, and
thb one may have to take tho same
course. Until an injunction is
granted, temporary or otherwise,
the bond can be filed and tracklay
Ing proceeded with. Standard.
Third District Conrt.
The People vs. Woolf Goldberg
and Harry Friedman; application
for reduction of bail o! defendant
Goldberg.overruJed.
E. I. Ellison vs. James IT. Lln-fortb-Judgment
for defendant al
lowed and twenty days stay of pro
ceedings granted.
Margaret M. Morrow v. m. A.
"Morrow; demurrer to complaint sus
tained; exceptlou taken.
United States vr. J.M.lvrogh,
ndultery and unlawful cohabitation,
defendant arraigned ?l$?t
ferred until tomorrow; ball forfeiture
cidirane vs. C. A. Bus.he;
motion to dissolve attachment set
forSaturday, tholSth inst.
George Harrison vt. D.& .-
Rail wayompany; argued and sub
mitted. "
Modified 'Proposal.
J. H. Bacon, Esq., who last week
petitioned the city council to donale
Pioneer Square to tho Deep Creek
railroad, learning of the great
amount or opposition which cxUts
among citizens to that propP.
has modified It, and now only asks
for a right of wayr.00 teet wide, ex
tending diagonally across it. This
would cut the square In two in
manner that would make two itrl
nngJes. These Mr. Bacon proposes
Uiplirk and improve, and to spend
StOOO per annum In so uolng. and
in having them cared for. "?,-,
derstood the amended 1 proposal will
be presented to the city council to
night. Petitions to tho city council
were placed in several puM'c- places
yesterday, for citizens to sign, en
dorsing the new proposition.
FIRST DISTRICT COUBT.
The court at rroTO rcsaaeJ .
Thae2c0ffMBrJa
The case of the People vs. Chaj.
Anderson and John ItUclu ,,
Sla-Tvassub-alUedu, thejurr
A. special venlrcof allroS'Ss
Ihomas Beley. Mr. Clsti ,
gtowy, HJ. MalbcD;F.F:
i-d. Messrs. Beesley, Chuk.ral
ben and Reei were ezen-S e
ny lrPdtUUr ImmeJiate aUenUon.
A motion far a new trial was
arpiej"-
Divine. Themyjonwasovcr-aled
andthederendautsenleoeea to two
.years' Iraprisonment In tnc penlten-
The Jury In the csn cr Ui Iccp!o
vs. Vharfe Anj&on and JohnMIt
Cf '..VU:Kar-r' feturned a verdict
guilty a, cl-arc-d in the iSlS
Thojury In the caw or Uie United
S5ji2VI,i'? " Krcwl u
rack to the Jury rporo. for nhcther
hour with IraUdctWto agree.
Charles Anderson aud John Mil
chell were brought forward and sen
tenced to three years'Imprisonmeat
The Juryjnw the Baker caso re
turned ami Itlrted Uiat thev could
iia.- ngree upon a verdict. Tliey
were discharged from Uie further
consideration of the case.
Court was adjourned unUl Monday
morning at 10 o'clock.
MOSBAV JIOKSCta.
Albert Sbilien, Jamen C. Mat
thews, D. C. JoUason, ani J. J.
Pettlgrew, all oT Springvlllp, wen.
examined and sworn as petit Ju-
Thefci3of the United States vs.
Cha. WiiHams et al was prdert'l
ibmled on motion or the crosecut
Itiir altorney.
The cae or the People vs. Henry
Crane, ITank Hill and Andrew
CJoud, burgbry, was called and a
jury empaneled.
Mr. Zano praeecuted the ca
and Mr. HouU appered for the de-
.J"i1fSfiT! a ca,leJ- H-
;i - "W " UlES?eman on the
uaj 4 valise was mb-oj rrom the
baggage room; it was a telescope
valise; it came off from No. ; train,
which arrived at fcl5 p. m.; tho
valise was mtoeJ Monday morning
at about 10 o'clock; it came in on
aiarday night; the Ingipgc hxi'a
was not broken ltitoj It cotlid luve
been tat en out In the day tune.
Mr. Rartlett, the owner or Uio
valise, was calkd. but did not
amwrr. An attachment was
ordered to He b-ued for him.
Thomas Fowler testified I saw
derenduib on Uie 17th day or June
of thb yir, south of the depot;
they were lyimr around In thethade
witn others; Hill had a bundle or
overalls, MilrU, etc., lying by Ids
side In the gras; Mr. Cloud had on
a pair of pants that were described
as havrnc. been last; Mr. Hill said
Uiese Uniigs came (rem a railway
car at the detot" don't reniember
wuetberCiouJ laid beaid anything
for Uie pants or not; he cud he had
got Uhho. ffim Hill.
Alexander Wilkin, an offljtr in
Proo City, arrested Crane while he
Was running ocidm the street: he
gave lib name as Edwards lie liad
some ovcralb which he taiu he hid
been trying to Fell; he wat an es
caped city urboner; found Uie valise
eat of the Z.C. M.I. warehouse
among some weeds.
J. A. Brown AMeI in arrest
inz C'tood and Hill on the JTtli day
of June; Mr. Hill was lying on tlie
grass trxing to cover ome overalb
and shirb; Hill said lie had apt the
goods out of a box car; found a pair
of ants on Cloud which had been
described to me as having been
stoleu.
The case was continued until S
o'clock ii. mi., awaiting the arrival
of Mr. RarUett.
The (smi or the People v. Cliarles
h. DuBcis; assault with a deadly
weapon Willi Intent to do Indily In
jury, was called ami a Jury empan
eled. Mr Kellogg appeared for the
defense.
Theasraultb purported to have
lieen committed at Santaquiu o;i
Alexander Evans. v
Alexander Kvans lest I Bed thai
on the 29tk day of September the
defendant liad met him at Santa
quiii and liad threatened to usua
pistol ou him. On the aotli Uie tn o
had again met and DuRob had
dmwu a pistol aud fired at hot at
the ivitues. Mr. Evans demed
having u-d any threatening re
marks or of following aim on horse
back. He litd turned hb horse
tonjrJs the defendant at the time
the shot was fired and liad fired
two shots in return aud had started
for .home. The defendant fired a
second shot from behind the tr.c.
Mrs. Halliday corroboiated tab
testimony.
John C. Holman hid licard the
first shot fired and had seen DuRob
fire the suooiid shot, whereupon
Evans had fired two shots and
Marted ofl. DuBoia aaln firtd as
Evans rode o3.
Mrs. ButterfleM had seen tlieni
ehooUng. She had turned her back
and heard three or four shots.
Court took a recess unUl - o'clock.
Released.
BroUier William RoUn-ou, of
Beaver, was released from tho
penitentiary today, liaving served a
term of one year for adultery, alleged
to have been eonimHtad witii hb
wife. There was no fine in lib case.
Polite Court.
John J. Finegau, Wm. Bradley,
Wm. McKay, Hu;h Miller and
Adolph Pattsyer were Uie $5 drunks
Uib morninc.
Ciias. Denize and Chas. Grant aro
held ou a charge or vagrancy.
A'tdrew Anderson was Uib after
noon was arraigned ou a charge of
using abtutveaiid profane language,
but, on motion of Uie prosecution,
Uie COM3 was dh-mteeed.
DkCkU Atbermiincc. HI , l'itlh
Wett MiC Oaober lIUi. ISM, Anolt. wife
at r. II. Dekrr, sad daaatosr ot Gaerze
and K iae Astibrack. bars im llaaehcttcr.
Kaftutf. HMWUS4adt-rain.
Tfie liHnl win Ufco rUcait io'oVoet
p. m-, m Wedsaxltr (lesarrow) at the
Fifteeata Ward mteumic hoax, nitwit
are lat-ttcii.
Kihiuli Ia rimK-i Wrt, Ortaber
IU, las. Morf taaa, itsafMer ol Lorenio
11. cJ Dora S. KhabaJt, bora Jasaarr "
tew. Knoeril at randeace Irw, We4
netCij, at S jvm. Frtaa In riled.
CAItKUT- AMI STOCILS.
REW TOSE STOCSJ.
2"ear Vork. Oct. II, noon.
CarSHrer........ lortoeaual . H
llootr.. ........ al xaTicta ...... S,
I cauosa....... an toMMamnmtaVU g
i woouDoes...... PacUSo Xmi1.... Mh
raaaeVaT.... U eoct IiUiO. TU
Ceairal 1-aeise.. S ScUmtou rr. sa
BarliMio-i 91. .rauixtaata X
5Sgm-hJ IT rxaIaec.... IJN
Sirtbmi taafle K'. Ot-arae-se. ... .
jSanrMWra s3VMKra Colon.. M.
toc- dot4 gan. ttreag.
cuisaoo jtanxsT.
Caieaso. Oct. 1 1, 1.1J p. ru
Wattt-Sleadr; eua. . s; Uec
ASeJS caib. ui. ue. X;
i!?I1S2. ' J"-
, iiaj.s-a-
Tunrs will be a stockholders
Housc.atSpm.O t
HEAVr RAINFALL.
Cansbg Gnat Damage and .Safprnd-
In? Trjnj: Otcr a IVIde
Jtrra.
EFFECTS ON.SCCURITICS QV THE
TnouatEs n portTOQAt.
A Soclill.t Kcjo!3t!o3. Adjonrn-
rarnt orthe United Males
Supreme Conrll
0 Te tiraph ta tfie Sin.
Moral In tlralnla.
PiTTSECEo, Oct. U-Tlie storm
in West VirglnU Mondtj nliht
did -treat dan3ga to the crop",
buildings and railroads, particular
ly atnou J tho Monoagahela River
and tributaries. Krar ClalUburg
Ub ModUirit drenched the coun
try. All small stirams Ivcamo
rushing tonents Immediately. Tho
traffl c ou tho Baltimore A Ohio le
tween PitUburgaud Whieliog was
closed unUl the morning. Commun
ication with upper MonougabeU
has been euUreiy sus(ndcd. Only
one hfe b lest by the storm so far.
Crtl tloud.
Wuo:Lto, W. Va., OcL H.
Di-patches from the interior, from
Weston, Gralton, Phllippl and
other poln'.xon the tributaries of
Wjjo ay that tho storm reported
Sunday night extended over aui Jo
area. Everywhere the heaviest
fall or rain ever known occurred,
amounting to waterspout. All
stream arc swollen aud trafllcb
enUreiy suspended. Great damage
b done. Weston- Is flooded. The
loss runs Into thousand!.
rtiriM--i AT 1VOIIK.
nlpo-Inor Infant nod lOloti In
Ttitlr t"rrel.
PrrreiiCiia.Oet. 10. The revUJon
cemmlti--o ot Uie PrpfbyterUm
diurch will adjourn linsliy taniliL
The revision of Uiccliatiter on lore
ordlnatiou in- finally fluished yes
terday, and thoush it b not ready
for public lusjcctlon, Cliatruian
Roberts vouchsafed Uie Information
that there were some radical changes
made. The tenth chapter, referring
to Uie final dbpwitiuu of infanta
and idiots b uudur consideration tc-day.
the nwEitvi. oi-jiils. uoont.
The Oceanian lrtadeOnaorairral
Ilrciunmlrallon In iUtntlaiu
liONDON, Oct. H. The funeral of
Mrs. Catherine RooUi, wife cf
General Roctli, who wpj kuewn as
Uiu "Mother nf the Salvation
Army,'' took place today and was
made the occasion of a great demon
stration by that organizition. The
weather was exceedingly db
greeable. A misty fog en
".eloped the city. Rat despite
thb thousands of persona
were assembled in Uie streets to wit
ness the fuueral proctftion. The
route from IheTbames embankment,
where the army mustered, to Abuey
Park Cemetery, where Uie remains
were interred, by through the
densely populated district of Stoke
r-Jcwiustou.
TI.U ESTtnn BOCTK
was lined witii dense crowds.
.The windows of bouses were
Uinsnged. All railways enter
ing London ran excursion trains.
The throng in U.e city was
augmented by immense numbers
of '3ilvatibn!ta" and friends
from Uie provinces. There was also
a large attendance rrom foreign
countries. Tho army waa attired in
uniform, wearing while badges or
mourning. Rverywhere the con
spicuous crowd surpa-ged In number-
those which gathered to wit
ness the show ou the Lord Mayor's
day.
Tlie demonstratioii b a convinc
ing proof Unit tlie'-Salvation Army"
wields a powerful influence through
out Uie country.
ThePrniitrul at Ilo-np.
Vasi!Iciton, Oct. H. Tlie
President and I arty returned to
Washington Uib morning at 9: 45.
The part' returned to the capital
was well pleated Ith Uie hospitali
ty which they liad everywhere re
ceived. As soon as the i'resldent
had breakfasted lie and Mrs. Harri
son aid a visit of condolence to the
family of Uie late Justice Miller.
The President also ordered the flag
on the White House at hair-mast.
nllilnc Hrrinllr.
Pauis, Oi- 14. Tempt, com
menting on the Berlin JW state
ment that European governments
are conferring about the McKiniey
tarifT, declares that such confer
ences amount merely to an ex
changcor ideas, but that no precise
propoab have been tormulated.
To RrMnre the old Tarla.
Maiibid, Oct. H. The commb
slcn appointed by the cortes to con
sider Spain's commercial relation",
have advivd the government, at
the cXplraUou of the treaties iu 1SS2,
to restore Uie old protection tarifT of
1S77.
I'roirnlln.tcalnst Ibe EaslUh.'
RishoX, Oct. 14. Tlie governor
of Mozambique iu a dispatch dated
UiellUi intu, confirms the reports
of the entry of the British gunboats
into the Rambisl lUver. The
Portuguese protested cgalnst the a&
vauce of the British fleet.
Drctln- In Seenrllle.
LOSDOX, Oct. 14. The pro'pects
of political ooniplicatious growing
out or the difficulty between Eng.
Hnd and Portugal, caused a decline
In London this morning iu all sorts
of securities and Uie American!
suffered with the rest. It is
rumored that a large outside house
bin trouble.
Extra Semftlan.
CoLCMi-r-s, Ohio., Oct, 14 The
legislature convened In extra ses
sion Uib morning. After reading
the call, a joint committee waited
upon the governor who submitted
lil message which was read and re
ferred to the judiciary committee.
A recess was taken UII Uie after
noon. Tho message nets forth that
Uie tession was called because cr
Uie deplorable condition or the pub
lie service at Cincinnati and for
tho purpose or securing necessary
legblatlon to .give Uie people an op
Iortunity to select rncnibire or cer
tain boards at the Xoember elec
Uon. It says It b unnecessary to
cunumerate Uie charges Ot crooked
ness which liave been made and
ooncerulngwhlchthey are informed
that tho Urno has come to adopt a
new charter for ClacinnaU as al
ready propred.
The -MM-lalltU Cewilntlau
HAUR Oct. 14. At today's ses
sion the Socialist congress adopted
a resolution declaring that Uie So
cialists should seek to obtain their
obccts"only through the enactment
or laws by parliament.
Tlio Snnrenia Conrl Adjourned.
Washington', Oct, 14. When
the United States Supreme Court
met today, tho Chief Ju-Uce an
nounced Uie death of Associate
JusUcc Miller, and tho court Imme
dbtcly adjourned to Monday.
Ktopplnc Pajmrnl.
IjOSDOX, Oct. 14. Tlie bank
ruptcy court has Issued an order
stopping Uie payment on a draft of
JC71W0 drawn on an American Rank
by James H. Field i. Co., Iiondon
Bankers, who recently failed.
mmlr!.
DDDLIN, Oct. 14. Ronan, prose
cutor for tho crown, has dismissed
Uie case against O'Maboney, wboec
Illness prevrnb hb attending court.
Moral On.iliB Ijikm.
DErnorr, Oct. 14. The worst
storm of the season Is reported
from up the lakes Uib morning.
At Os aula many vesseb have taken
refuge In tho harbor, dragging
anchors and .. In Imminent danger
of going ashore. At l"ort
Arthur the wind b blowing
l'ttrrol'e4in':',ar AronsUr.-ab'e,
portion of Uio new tieakwuUr ic
gone. Men working ou Uie break
water wero rescued thb morning
with difficulty. At Alpine a baru
was blown ashore and went to
(Jrce. A schooner went ashorn in
WhltoFUhBay. An Immense fl.et
has taken shelter In the Pigeon Ray,
Lato Eric.
Prtilorotlle C-bndyion jmrat
Itaurhmeu.
Fargo. X. D, Oct. 15. T. S.
Sanderhlll, one of the railroad corn
mlMiouers, forUi Dakota, resides
(ft Antelope. wet.cf JUssouri river,
ilefepoits a deplorable condition
or aflAlrs among the ranchmen in
lib district,resultant rrom the recent
almost unprecedented prairie fires
between Hart and Cannonbalb riv
ers and on tho valleys or both, the
destruction has been almost com
oletc, while about Kill Deer Moun
tain and cast of there there Is noth
Iut left for stoat to Jfe upon. At
rti--cra!e randl, t U.'e inouUl cf
Initio Hart River, five hundred
tons of hay and 300 head of cattle
were burned.
At Pariln's ranch on Cannonball
River, Uie loss was heaiiett.
Wlcle's randl lost everything ex
cept Uie buildings. In all the set
ttemenb tind the --alleys cf Hart,
Cahbohball cii-l i-nlfo River the
lo- has Peeh heavy. The lire is
traveling Te such fury as tri go
completely Uirotigh tha vlUagc. in
almoflevtrV Initancaln the valleys
small farmers liavo lost their crops
and feed for tho winter.
Drigltam Voting Academy.
Tlie sreond hair or the first term
of Uie Brlgham Young Academy, at
l'rovo, will begin next Monday.
The Institution is In a IhriviDg condition.
Tfc Leclnre Toiootro-r.
The lecture to bs dc!l"erd tctoor
row night la tho Theatre should be
largely attended. Mr. Ellb will ex
Pfo5e the Oft-repeated fal-eiinod
afat iJ!orttln, dlilovalty. The
dtiors will be open at lislf-uist
seven, lecture to bvglu at eight. '
Probate Coart.
The following wasiloncyeslerday:
Kstate or Julius A. Turrit); ac
count or executor approved.
Estate of Mitilda J. (J.MeGn-gor;
conUnued to Get. 14, ISM.
Estate and guardianship or
Augu-ta Simpson and Edna Slmp
sou;,Sigrrled A. Henderson appolut
ol guardian upon tiling a baud iu
the sum of $200 to each or the
minors and taking Uie oaUi pre
scribed by law.
Estate of Ellla K. V. Empcy;
continued io Tuesday, Oct. 14.
Estate of Mry Ann Murphy, con
Unued to Oct. 1 1.
Oat of Priori.
This morulng wo wero pleased to
receive a call rrom our old friend
BroUier Henry W. XaitUtt, of the
Twentieth Ward. He emirged
foom Uie penitentiary on Sunday
last, afler servlui a sir months'
sentence under the Idinund Act.
riie community are aware of the
terrible ordeal through which lie
lately (assed In the death of Uireeof
bb children. Tlie blow las shaken
him greatly, but he bears up under
It with all Uie faith and pliltosophy
he can muster. He feels grateful
for tho many expressions of sympa
thy exhibited toward himseir and
family on every baud.
The Ilailroad in Sanpete.
Mr. Bibcock, tlw right of way
agent for the R. O. W., was In
Manll on Tuesday on business per
taining to the road. In a conver
sation hekl with a few of thu lead
ing men ot the city Mr. Rabeock
statu! that most or Uie grade was
finished as tar as Fairvbw, and con
sklcrably completed as far at Spring
City. Teams are working night
aOil day at the summit above Fair
view so that the rond may be C-onl-pkted
as" soon as possible. The
company have obtained the right or
way as for souUi as the northern
boundary or Epbraini precinct, and
it was hoped that tlie balance or the
route would be obtained In a few
alautl will be the terminus for
the present. Just how Ijng It will
be before the roud i- m-hcd further
south Mr. Bibcock was unable to
say. He wi-heil to obtain depot
grounds and b water for Uie en
gines at Mautl, and the com
mittee were left to form their own
judgment where they should have
the depot. It is expected that Uie
road will bo completed by the mid
dle or December and trains in
or-rat!on by the 1st or January.
Wiien completed it Is the Inten
tion, if tho tralllc will justify, to
run separate paMeihrerand rrelght
trains. H the com puny sees that
the business is not suftlcleut to war
rant It, then they will bo compelled
to run mixed trains.
It is protosed to run a pas-cnger
train leaving Mauti nlwut d In tho
morning and traveling at the rate of
about twenty miles per hour, reach
ing Salt Lake at noon. The train
would leave Salt Lake City about 3
o'clock p. m. and reach Manll about
midnight. '
Such an arrangement would l ot
great convenience to Uie peoplo here
as Uuy could tlim pay a visit to the
capital and return the same day,
giving them about llvo hours iu the
middle of tbo day to tranvict busi
ness. Tlie arrangement would also
be of special Importance to Mantl,
and the comjany would then be
compelled to bulIJ cnglccshcds and
the various other accom'aolmcnb
02 a niiiwsj ieitui.ius, .iwiau-i.
With a road at ManU which would
bring goods direct from Uie cast at
prices but little more than Uiat
charged for delivering goods at Salt
Lake City, all cf the trade from
south eastern Utah now conducted
at Juab and Ncp"il would como to
ManU, while as a matter of course
the Sanpete Valley would lolronize
Uie "litUe giant."
Tho road at present will be a
narrow guage, but the hope b given
that before long the road will be
made to the standard guage. Mcmli
Sadtntl.
LEGAL NOTICE.
ta Ue rraWti Onrt at tho Coactrof Silt
Late, Temtorr ot Utah.
lalbeninerof the-outs it Uliua SaUI,
dsca-rt.
Order ta thaw caste wh j anler af aaie at
real estate ibaaM &at te made.
JOHN WALMl AM SAItAII SWIFT.
UK almlalttntM-a at Ua ettala at
l!t SUi.dni!. hlair aid thclr
penuaa terelo.Jstr vtrtf.,nj' tut an
anleraralcararirtef Ihe raruw ot fasl
ilrrlsat.tar the vanatei thereia set ratia
It if taercfMe onUrM bj- tte Jadm at last
casrt. that all ptnoca Interettsd la
the etat ef tatd dKeaisd. apaear IX
tar te ast I-raata Ooalt an llaa
tar. the ITUi car at oTcialr. lo
at tea o'efcKl: la Lta forraaaa af tail
day. at the Coart Itaam af aaM rro
baia Court, at the Conntr Court lloaf s. ia
tte cite aad rannt-- ot aait Laie. Vian Trr
ntarT. ta aha- eaoja war an arcr staoM
aat ta rnatsttta th past a4mlaltTatars.la
oil aa nneli at the real ef tale ef tha tald Ua.
ccaio. at private al aa haU he Beefturr.
antf taatacoprat thu crdr ha paMUhsd
at lsatfaorurelToweeain tha Ires.
exit Ete-iixo Nr,r-,a aewipaper rrtntei
aa-1 paUuhed In mhI Wir asd easntf.
ijiud Oetabtr li le.
tEO. W. BAUrcIf. rnb-le JtHIire.
$500 Reward T
Wa will piT the abara twranl for atr
cm ot liirt Complaint. Ufiprpoi. hut
Headache, lndettloa, Canfirpatla ar
CaiUTesen w eaynct care mUi "Tfa
lierttaWa Liter 1-Xa. when the elrertiaaa
art tretlTee-cplled with. Thr art pare
It tn-etahle. and never tut to irl-e aalU
taruan. Saaar Coated. Lam Ixiaea coa
talaiscSOlllU.Srcsia. Uevaraef conn
larfeUa and InllaUaea. Tha rrnaiae
raunfaetsrr.1 aaly hr THE JOHN C.
Sola Ijt Jonsov, rrirr Jt Co, Dixr.
Sttla, tail Late CUT.
STK.VYED
T7Ku jit rsxiiisEs in s. secon-o
i Weil, a bar Hare, Tcirt eld. transst
J an llxht ahonlder Warti.-wlhItr
TihenLaU The nCT wi!l he .sl-aMT re.
wanscl 5 JO!sES.
SPEL1 NlTtCK.
Conference l'eopls. li'cnilaai
J.S. JEsif:?, iSy pracUcal Watch
maker and Jeweler, iil-j-"!? fnVI
tation to Conference visitors to call
aod Inspect lib -lock of Xew Goods,
con;UUng of Dbmonds, Watches,
Clocks aud Silverware. Don't for
get thu place-SEFimSouUi. di
H. DINWOODEY
IS READY
FOR BUSJKE33 AGAIN,
And will bo pleased to hdVa
tho public generally and all
his otd custorrfers call and
seo him at Caldor's Mtislc
Palaco, (Uio Caldor Estate
havlnrr kindly allowed him
to uso part of their storo),
whoro ho has oponod out a
Now and Boautiful Stock of
Carpets and Parlor Furnl
turo. AH ordors will rocolvo
mdSt Careful ationUon, Ho
stilt has tho 6 5 orrtployfJs
Vt'ith him ready to cxecuto
any order.
GIvo him a Call.
For alt kinds of fevtra use Rod
ara's MIcrcbo Killer; It will not fall
to give HU.-3ct!sr-.
Waatol-one ton Beeswax,
J(fLSijy, Pratt & Co.
Go to NtWCOMC'S for Cue
Photograph Cabinets, $3 per dozen.
tCS SouUi Main. TaLo elevator. '
The Mountain Ice and Cold
Storage Co. take pleasure In an
nouncing to the public Uiat their ice
manufacturing plant b now in suc
cessful operation, and Uiat Uiey are
prepared to funilh distilled artlaii
water Ice in any quantity desired.
The absolute purity or the ice is
quir-tntecd.
The public are cordially Invited
to visit the works or Uie Co. at No.
S60S. Third West 8treet.
Inquiries mav bo made at ths tip
town office, 'o. 51 East, Scctrnl
South SireeL dlf
Diphtltlria. Uiat terriWe,wourge b.
the rrsuit Of MkrilM: Radam's
Microbe Killer will deairbj tbet
MIcrote.
Cabinet riata at .VrassuV
S3 per dozen. 1S2 South Main. Take
levator.
Ua-ia.m'3 Microbe Killer cures
diseases by removing the cause. It
b perfectly harmless.
Laillr.:
Tho best Tiireail for Hand or Ma
chine ue is Cbrk's "Jllle End.'
White thread wound on Uickspoob
For sale by S. Ki-llsek. New Dry
Goods Store, 205 and 07 S Main
Htni-t. thr&rat
Satin So Car lrin
Xot having any TelepBoae, our
customers wUI pteate Ieaveordcrs at
Margvtts' Bro's. Book Store, or at
Phillip MargttU' Wine Depot for
Margetb' Ale and Porter, also for
Malt and Hois.
Estate op R. B. Mabcltts.
-lOTI fE!
Thedividenibot 10J per cent, on
Capital Stock,and o per cent, on Re
late for thejxt six month arepny
3beat once at the Stores In Mer
iliandl'eorln Caini, on or after the
20th of October. All receipts pre
tei.'td will bs con-IJernl cosh and
latrons will receive n-bateonsame.
Our goods are all reduced to as to
enable our patrons to take advantage
of these low prices during our divi
dend time.
Peoplea Equitable Cc-op., 7 i 9
Main Street.
(1 j to Uie Saudbcrg r'urnltnru Co.
K W., South Temple St., and ex
amine Uie X-w hof.i Red. Rest
In the market.
-Vullrc la Mrrel Cur Corapanr !
Pbate Intormyour Conductors to
watch out for passengers when js
slng Webb iS Keveryear's Bakery,
57 s. Main Street.
Tlie Xen Soti Red U the best for
Ofllccs and I'liyttefanii.
Dr. J. Thomas, Dentist,
Herald Block, comer west and 1st
SouUi St., S. Iu City. Vitalised air
administered. d
MUTAMlT (JltOVE .VsHEPAIlU,
Xa a.-opg'r;r"i.s .
Rmw, o aal M Watatra naildtac. Salt
lake litr. Also, Aathoay, Ktnaaa am
MuKorce. Indun Terrrfer.
All diseases that are the result or
Microbes can bo cured by using
iUcrobe Killer. "m
ir you want to be Htalthy,
Wealthy and Wfco deposit your
rnoaty Sit the Utah Commercial
and Savings Bent, 23 and 24 E,
First South Street, nad tret 8 per
cent Interest per auon-jr, coal
rounded four Umes a year. Cajf
tal a,000, Surplus J,000.
Buy your drugs of '"the boys,"
Johnson, Pratt A Co.. 43 Main st.
U5I0X PACIFIC ST.STE1I, M0UX-
TAIS DITLSI0X.
CM aaJaflrrMmdav.Stpt.litA, 1SS0,
Jratstrtrtrn ball Zoic ami
Gatjltld itoeAa-iU run
oJ faint;
"Lore I Arrtre I Lsata fifrtteat
a!tlale. ItOarte!.)! Carfeld. Salt LaaC
jWaafasiam. 1 lip-to. ""
ruld. iijoam. "1-jlp.m. tapp.m.
1 15 pjn. ' 1 .10p.m. 1 3 10p.m. IJlpn.
Sunday excepted.
Tickets forSale In Wasatch Build
Inc. H1 Main Street, and at Depot.
Faro for Uw round trip, 50 cents.
B. W. Eocus,
G. 1. A.. Salt lJke.
The Pitent Ssfi Red at Sp
here's Furniture Co., b as fine Par
lor Sofi as can be found. Come
indseo it. 105 W SouUi Templer
Get a wire door Mat at Z. C. M. I.
WE HAVE MOVED BACK
TO
Tho Constitution Building-,
No. 36 MAIN S"T.
JOHN C. CUTLER &. BRO.
Agents,
Provo Woolbn Mills, Provo,
and Dosorot Woolen Mills,
Salt Lako City.
A Full Slock of
HOME-MADE WOOLEN
GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
SnT Call and seo us.
Trimmed Itata from Hew Terk.
I haveju-t received the Utestand
bast styles In ladies and children's
L-imtn-1 Iratr, bonnets, toques, caps,
tutbatc Ac, al-o handsome birds,
wl nff, ostrich feathers, and a foil
lino or millinery trlmmlnss.
Mrs. M. J. Burrow a, la Main St.
WANTED.
" acTlM l-ETEVr SCHOOL A ."J,
j laar ptUerrM. Arpl J to J. T ".
leM. r.nttlon. -t,1,r
A good ctw. ron HOtf9BWOBK IN
a email lambr. Lnqnlra at ttea OSca.
GOOD I.IKL TO DO (.ESEKAl.
hoasrararl-. AriplTataU"g-
ACOOD 1-LA1V COOK -VND SECONII
prl. Ooodwigtapaid. Apptjatja
K street. Olh Ward. .
7IOALlIIM:U- WANTrll AT .CAJTLC
U OlTK and SCOriKIJJ. AfP'T
S5et or b rteaaaat 1 alley U- Co-.
Booa I. SW.I-Autrbld- Ilocl-, Salt Late
City. .
C" AUl'EXTElb AND T1L1CK MESf OX
the CUh lertrd KaUaay. od
vacrapaid. Apply : tho DepotoratOBce
appaatte teate Pile.
AI-.OV TO CAnBT Till OC!B0
NR. AprlrloTnoS.S.IllblU,
at.NE-ej Pace. "
LOST.
C SCNDAT, OCrOBLU STH. IT. OS
) State Kaad. toward Mill Creek, ana
bundle roauinlar Ijidj'a Ilaill CcaU
lleau brlaiC to Tcudst'a More and be re
watdsiL "-
SBXSDAT. A III1MOND CUK-CT
Uroack nn, bevneea roaitn Wet
asJ Mala -trceu riaa-i irtn please leate
at the reaideare ef ThaaiM ijsett. s w,
eecead Sooth strert, anJ get reaKed.
-tlerrhunts Collection Company,
Incorporated.1
- TAKES A brEClALTT OF C0LLSCT
xl l? Dt'l. Natra. Aeeoaeu ot looe
tt'Odiac've byrtsKieBt dehun, or these
m afS4atBK S-atea.
Ckimi awderats 1 pir ecntaze on
actaal caliecuaa
AAKOV S. roST. Waaner.
Km Q,A aaatch Dmii IM n..sTI
ADIICETU AIUTItaUU.
!. vinuici Sootano sucr
shaaM always t rd ror ehHdrea leeth
tar. ltsooUKa!aeeWM.heiutheiranM.
al&ys alt pale, nirea wind cotlr. and la the
best rresrrty for dimtan. Twenty-ite
naill buttta. deod wly
WE ADVISE OUIt FRIENDS
lirilO fcW ASTTHISO IN T11K
V C!oUasuae to call npoa Barton A
txk. Jt Maia Sv, where they will Had a well
telectsJ tiica ot wea'a and bora iciu
oerali,hats.ecpj. fhirta,e!cat Terr low
pneei. ThiamUreUah:eandwuft-at
yourisht. tt.
Sanaiacturcrs, In-parlers, molesalo and Retail Dealer3 in
SPOPT-rrSTG- G-OODS.
BROWNING BROS.
155 S. IVlaiu St., Salt Lal;e City, Utab. .
If you want Geds, Rifles, Ammunition, Fishing Tartle, Basa
Ball Sapplies, Bicycles or anything in the Spsrting Goods line, come
and see n;, n are yoar friends, and can sets yoa some money. We
buy larger ani sell mow goods than any other hanse in the tonntry,
frjcasse wc bay and sell cloftr.
Wo caution vou apalnst doa'crs who advcrtlso to sell
Guns at cost, and invito you to Examine Our Stock, Corn
paro Our Prlcos, and satisfy yourself that WE aro selling
Guns. Etc., Lower than whatthess partios call, their cost.
Wa sell tha Egliest Gratia Bicycles for S!25.00,and a Good Wheel
with Ball Bearings all round for $60.00.
DROP XX AND GET A CATALOGS.
UTAH STOVE AID
CORNER COMMERCIAL AND
M H STAMPS to BBASOH
yiSjlTJPc t,,at stovcs wh,cr ,or cvor
jJbTTO(feJS Xj!CJ5VC Laiadors. must havo soma
VSn fcTTOraiSfl ACORN STOVES wort
J fXX&SPjcZ are tho best valuo tortl.o
V$tiStrfS rnoneyovorofforod.Alwaya
ys?t&f VaT'SaO'O' want a Stovo. buy an
VV?&KV.H liCVV ACORN.andyouwIIlalways
"ZvZlTrS praise It.
ONE MILLION IN USB!
SUPERIOR HOT AIR FURNACES.
'iliiiil
(m ' ill
COST NOTHING. jF '
s j llfl
The"brcEj"3ii!oIofadietraa; eoau cockier. Darafierday prmter! ink pro- , . I M
dareiaititioriwhichwecapaadreaaBi-chlocaaaierat. Aer a earefot study - 1 I jj H
we and thaterery dealer carnn ifc -lajge-. Soett al dieapest isoek ia the cry." Vhy VI j, M
such tool -adi" are iuaeda morethaa we eaaexplriB. Wbfle we axe not contesting ? 1 rL ' aH
nprcmaey ia tie rants of lie krgett Cwhmg Buabtaaaraenu from NevrYorktoSaa iff 1
Fnadsco. yet we clmn the tale of Fn3asOoaberi" of the eoctmcat, and beyond f . H
qaestuntieUrrestintieNoniseat. ' H
Verepmenttie leadaj Danatittiirtn of aar prodaetiTe eooatry on tie face of the. j ( 1 B
r'obe enjoy their diryct ageaoej; all a 19 osrowa n-aa-uactare. GoWsmta.Co. f H
'H"tb Art Ootiins ManaixtoietJ," Baltnaore. Md.. stasda seeead to none ia America H i H
at present. i i ! laai
CHAS. MiGIT0SH&G0.Hk j I
For whom we represest tie celebrated Macmtosu Wi'erproof Coat in tie Territory j (
of Uta.Sst.-!nstotaIhrect!ytbe crcmeof ha prodacuoot. and we t&jAiyaa eatea- . H
life BnS at any t-aje of tie seuoa. 31 ,
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CtJ'J iJjtgUih) Wonttdi, Amrrftan Catrnmtrtf, H
Knghtk Corlucmi, .ttamotM 3mtaguts, H
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Stem King Ottrcoats, j Jtu&otr-tnnU OerrroaU, Qtfr OtmaU. I B
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CHEAPEST PLACE Ifl UTAH. I
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HARDWARE CO, I
FIRST SOUTH STREETS. M
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FOR COAL. OR WOOD. M
Abote rat rrpmrntt oar faEARLT BREASFXSr nilh Six Hol an-1 H
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