Deseret evening news. [volume], February 23, 1893, Page 3, Image 3

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DESEltliT -CVENTNO yjTWS: TIIUKSDAY, IJ.nitUATlY 2.J, 1803. 8 f 1,5
S THAT RATE CONFERENCE.
in instance of How 11 Operates oa a
Car Load of Glass.
HOW UTAH IS M.MHTEI1.
I Conntgnco Mho Condndi tl.at Hie
Cltlitnt' tommllliB SliuiiIJ llaro
IllctaUtl Hio Ttrim.
Kor many days lt October n secret
cooferonco was carried on In the
Knutsford llotul ol tills city. The
pcojloof Hio clly and Territory rer"
Milted by Halt Lake luilness ii
fiirmua one sldo of tho Kt getlierlmr,
the railway kins" "t tlio country the
othrr. Tho ..uestlon th.t brounlil
them logellur vra an lroottnnt one.
It w nothing mote not less '' "''
of mijuit discrimination In Ilia mutter
ol Uuh rallnay fielahl rates.
TlnTallalr Urmln.Ud In r. com ; re
mlw. Thojubllo IwpeJ U;at llsit.
tlemonl would to a Ju.t and aaa lilac
tory one, tut had no o twilutiity to
iuu-cu ! thunnlTM until recently.
Now that Hit. new iclitdul., of rale,
lias Lono Into Ule-ct, inlroiia of tho
mllwaydlicoTirtliallnsoiiio Instances
the "conn romlso" lias wormd a. hard
.bin on tlitm they norct H etli ucwl
nor drtaniul of UuiIiir tho time they
wtteliluKillHrlmlnalei nsalnit nuil
Itoni which Ihey nought relief. ,
Iniuiiotlol tills statement tlio fol
lowlnn la given for coiiilderallon by
Ihe I "lillc: A. carload of ttlass weigh
luc H7.SU0 twunds was recently re
celTed in llili city. The oil rale from
the Missouri llor to Bolt Laliewail lis
ler hundred, hut under the coiiiruiulsu
till rato was rcdiicid to $1.00 tier
hundred. Tho manipulation In the
I reduction waa a mot iluvcr out, m
the railways now ircelto a greater
comiieniatlon than liefore. Under the
old schedule common window glan
came III alios ai Urge as 80x7 1 Inches,
I ul Ihe railway comanli mado tho
rate io that external nioasunmonla of
eighty-six united Indies only could tw
I nit tiled, or, say. glass ineasurliie
SUxlO Inches. All alili mania In the
car over these sine aro labeled at $ I UJ
rr 100 jwunds. Tho reiull Is that
ou the slilt merit III iuitlou tlio on-ilk-ueo
paid 0.5 OS mora that ho was
ojmi oiled to under tho old exorbitant
rate. lIosa)elliot when ho culled the
attention of thu railway ujiilo to llilo
fact he was amwired a follow:
"Well, you lellowa aided for an
amende I tchedule, didn't you?"
Vm, wailM."
"Well, you'vM got It, haven't you?"
Now this gentleman talus the elatid
that the cltlxsna' lommltti oshould not
' lnvoleUedtoncoiniircmlne, but that
ltihculd have dictated the turns uud
ttiu) saved mlllloni of mouiy for Utah
Jtarh.
CUAHUE OP 1'CItJUIlY.
Trial cf Uiarles Mhllln? In Hie Third
lllitrlct lourt Today.
' Chirles Whiting, a ycung man of
very gentlimanly address, li Indicted
for,.rlury. Ilia trial tegau In Judge
Zine's court lato on TuoaJay afternoon,
od this morning the hearing was re
lumed. Asilatant District Attorney
Stephens prosecuted) Judgo l'owers
aud Attorney C. 12. Allen defonled.
The case aroso out of a civil action
which was tried In U. B. C'ommlailouer
Norrcll'a court In fcjeptember of la.t
year. It would uppiar that Sirs.
Whiting had ixtculcd two notes to II.
K. Modi A. Co , wlno and spirit
inerihanta of C'ommtrclal street,
lu this city, ouo of thoie bell g
for $lo(l und tho nlhir fcr
t.H). Dion tho former falling
Cue Whiting, husband of thu woman,
called upon Miwrs. lllocti at thtlr
llacoof builnissaud IvuderoJ a cluck
for $.uu In pajnunt of tho $150 note,
rtcelvlog neuily $JU lu cu,h lu return,
lloth notei wtio then together, but
luUequeiitly tho Merits, lllooh learned
tbat tlie $:00 nolo w as mlilug,ctiargeU
tbedelendautwltli having Ukm It,
and lu-tltuttd civil iroteedlngs
astlnit him and his wlfo to recover
pouculon of thu note or Its value, aud
oUalced judgment. Whllo not de
nying Hut lie had had thu note, Whit
logswoioosltlvely that.hogavu thu
firm a chick for thu j:oo note and look
uo the onu for UO by a lain payment
Wlillln has intend nn appeal ngal-"
tho couimluloner's Judgment I' '""
Third district court, anJ that ow
lauding, l'erlury procudW "'
iojLr, K.lu,i lilllug. -'" "u Wh"
nJlcteil by tho grand li-y.
Tho iaio was procer'nK "l J ' ra
counT'OT,J,
Attorney K, H Crltohlow has gono
to 1'rovo ou l)U"t,
Tho grand'"'7 llRV0 lmi another
iiiilon tooa-
Tho oAlU manslaughter cseu Is
ntectijA) bo called ou lato this alter-
noon.
Job Connor has been released from
the punty Jail ufter serving -OS days
f.fwull Willi a Uiadly weapon.
,, W'gto-olect(Altoruey)J. I,, ltaw-
lini Is "ilesrlnu up" hlshiiol alUlrs
If'or to Icurnojlng to Washington.
1 He rxptcts to start away Bunday.
Evrrjlwdy doing Luslnesa lu and
arounaiha Third district court today
iMloj ts though recovery from yeeter-
i'V holiday was not iiultu oompletc.
Tblogi muved slowly,
, W,r, Aldrlih, tho young alleged
nritr, his bien arrestua nw! charged
"wing linnne. Ho will remain at
I fe county Jail pending anoxamlna-
jj0 before tho commissioners of
a JJl? "r''ch dlvorco caio Ins been
,J1IJ', olijosea of. Tho $11100 jer
L ,. i nll,no,iy allowed JIr, FrIUcli
I Hi,11 "an n urlnlu of tin. de
1 S? ?14 J"Irty und tho dioua
ihi ... V Jud8" UMlcn, bcloro whom
9 "' I'lsl took laie.
I H?.0.0 caM.t M. J. Weeks vi. Ij. G.
1 , ?',c.0,1,cU,ri " beloro Judgo
a on Tut s isy upun tho appll.
I ;" "'" rluliillll foVau Injiiui-
Lim ,"'" . deleudant to piovent
Si ' 'ojlhng urlalu propuly for
I iriS". i . "u,t of li'Juuctlou WHS
l'Mt lndlug a llnal hearing.
I Ulrff?."Uo.r,".8fr,l""' 'ho Third
lit iS .0,ur,' w,' ' r """'y month
I !,.'," ".nnn'd lo his bod by a
I Uib It. ."Ck 1' imi'iumatory rheunia
I Uti"? ' ;'l'l ' " "o far rrooveio I
PI dout. ii ouIb t0 resumo his otllclal
I "M. u uimu 0 Ueclt m attulDS
for I In' D'st tlmu alnco tho rultuie, but
11)1 locking very sick an I lieb r
Governor Thomas his recilvid a let
ter from Couuty Vh)ilclau Wotlhlng
ton, who calls attintlon to the fi't lha'
William Irwin, who was co, llnel In
Iheoiunly all September !t) li, I-M,
for larceny, ha duvelopeJ c Jii-niai.-Ilou.
Ill' term Is six months, bit the
doctor thlnVa Irwin oinnol live out his
sentence. Ke therefore reiomiiiitids
hlmtorxecullvo clomsney.
Attorney O. I Allen'i rmlden
i Hurt at the bir was lu tho Charles
Whiting rury enw, trlod beforu
Judgo sue today, lio having hem
r,soclited with JuJgo Towers as coun
stl for Ilia defense, Mr. Allen will
reiuemberoJ as ill" la'u clerk of the
County court, In wlilr-H at ho wis
sucoiidetby .Mr. II. V. Meby.
IiabellaMcKlbbeulias fllelamltfn
idlvnrcooaliistChsrlcs 1,. MolCILben
in the Third district rotirt. Tlo
nrtlts were married lu ISftil, and havu
lie ohlld, 2 years of ngc l'Ulntlfl al
lego that tho dtfcndaat lim tuuted
her In ncrnrlaudluhuinan inannir,
aDdtiran ouo occasion thrialeui-O to
kill her and thon commit suicide. Ulie
ake for attornoys' fees In tho sum of
$100 an 1 temporary alimony ol $10 per
month pending tho final hearing, and
further ra)i for n reilralulug order to
prevent tho defendant front dltpiidnj
of irojerly valued at $700. Judge
llartch lias Issued tho order.
HKI'Oi.K .lUHUi: HAItTCII.
ClTll Jury t'aiif Mrro lalm I'p lo
Judgo llarlrh'a Court
this) Jloruliig.
Thu case of A. V. I,awon it nl. vs.
Alfred Thompion was first called on.
It arose out of nn alleged breach ol
contract ou n real vstato trauuctlon,aud
was In progress at noon.
l'hllpot vs. rhllHit. In this suit thu
answer was withdrawn by thu dtfou
nut's attorneys.
J.U.Hmltli otnl.vs. A. 1'. Hlpperly
et al. 1 nc motion for nu order tJ loin
(el tho receiver t) py over certain
ueds In Ihlstnso was (.ranted.
Tho case of David 1'iarl vs. J. W.
Jlltcholl was, this nltirnoou, ojnllnued
for tho torm. jm
SUEII run $20,000.
In Action llronglit hj Jauirs llnirmn
JtgaluU I'nllrd Mules Jlnnlml
1 CHICHI.
James dowanj, (through Ills at
torneys, Hawlloe A. Crltchlou) lstu
on Tuuday afternoon flltd a suit
In tho Third district court against
Irving A. Itanton, U. B. Marshal, to
recover $J1,0 10.92, with Into rut from
Illh l'ebruary, ISO I, und toils of ac
tion. Tho complaint Is very brief. It
states thaton l'ebruary lllh, lust., the
Uileudant wrougfully took and con
verted to his own uiu the following
proerty belonging to plalntlir. A
ktock of merchaiiilliiu storid lu tin
biillillug nt the corner of Main und
Vino streets, In thu olty of Tooele, of
thevaluo of $),4(ll.L'u; also bills re
ceivable, account, shares of stock lu
thu looelo Co-oiiratlve Mercantile
Institution, of thevaluo of $11,7 I7..1H;
and cesli to thu amount cf $M.'.o', ag
gregating tho sum ubove claimed.
Scuiidlii.ttinu Dcuificials.
The Bcandluavlan Democratic Bocl
ety held a melting a few ulghts ago In
tho Hoclal Hull. Tho hcuio was well
llllcd and tho groatett enlhuilasm ri
valled. Musri. I.utidiulit and Iloltou
favored tho society with somo excellont
music.
Tnitdint C. M. Nellteu delivered a
lccluro on Blutehood for Utah, which
was listened to with marked attention.
Tho way ho handled tho subject
showed that be was thoroughly familiar
wlthU
MlMiKmma Jorgenrcn wai loudly
ap lauded as she was Introduced for a
solo.
Ml-s l'enrxo held Ihe audience spell
bourn! wiwioshureuderudnmoil Inter,
isttng notation.
I'roC G. Iljorkhoel aud sou gave two
vlopn solos, wliloli were most ixcel-
"Mcsirs. Charlm I'.IIU and O'llriin
weru called up by I'nsliltut Null.un
aud coin) llmented tho society for thilr
will arranged program and wished
them mcie.ii lu their endiuvors to
obtain kuonleeliTP.
II. M. II. I.u.Nii, Bocrelary,
OODKN llAl'l'KMNUS.
Tholiurlli llltrlct Court cslcrday,
Tlio lluslncai Men's Plain, Lie.
UljJm btan.hr J.
Thu rourlh district court was In
sirslon ull djy islorday nnd two
hours last night, ungated 111 thu hear
ing of thu caso ot tho Merchants
National bank of Kausns Cliy .
llieodoru Itotlnson, continued from
luehilay, Thu nrgumvuts wuru llu
Uhed at thu nUht session and tho caso
will go to thu Jury this morning. Al
thu former hearings lloblnsoii sucurod
n Mrdlit lu his favor, butthoiaso
went up i the Hupremu court nud wus
tent biok for n rehearing. Tlu suit
grew out ol n transaction botuueii J,
1. Harbour, former cashier of tho
Clllxius bank und thu Merchants Na
tional hank. Tlio cashier raised fWOO
nu bank stook pliuul In hU hands by
Hoi luson, vlco prcsldunt of tho bink,
I'ho loslllutlon hail not nt thu time
been ltoKrly organized, but tho vlcu
president Is litld risiunslbk, Iniumueh
at thu stock was signed by litm.
Tho octal commltloo nppolntej at
Ihe meeting of thu business men lu
formulates jlon of urgunlzstlou nn
sufgistillloersfor thuassoclatun, hold
u three hour's suasion ytslerda) nltur
noon. Thu com mitten thotougul)
went over and ellicuoed thu oljutsin
the proKiiod organlzttloii. Ai n result
of lis libor ueonii telle nslve i Ian was
evolved, nlllicra wcru namiil and u
committee of throe nppoluluil to draft
loiisllliitlon and by-laws. A full ro
port will be mado ul tho meeting callid
for Tuesday neit.
Deputy Marilial Clark,of l'rovo.uas
In Ugden yesterda) nltoinouu and ru
lurnid liabt iviulng with Jniephlnt
Hteggell, who Is wanlui b foru the
grand Juryjof thelKlistill.trkt. Ihuplrl
has been 111 thu lltforui school lor
uviral wciki.
Thu Columbus nlub organlxsil some
tlmoago by Ubnillo Clark aud Joseph
Wallace ha- gone bj tho wall for tho
laik of fliiaucal support from tho
lneml i rr. Thu lurnlture, carpet) nnd
Icluroi liavo been dlspinU of at
rlvatB Belt-.
Thu Increato In freight buslnui,bth
till an I wist bound, has heen very
markiil, mid rallrou 1 tnou aru again
westing smiles. The Hjulheru l'aelllo
Is now sending four westbound trains
nut ilally.
At In 1'rldsy nlghl's meeting tho
loard of education will bo notlllej that
the Grant iiveuuu school building la
completed aud ready for their accept,
mice.
Tho rcilcslaillcal organisation of the
Fir, I ward ofIlrlglinm Clly met l'ues
dsy night nnu tleclJeu t" r,i thu ward
mietlng house to thu Fourth school
ul, trlu for f3IUO.
nu: TUhnnoiiAS.
"Only n I real of Human Naluro liter
AII'-Mluit They Did Lal
Mglit.
Powers' Tuirarorm met In IlioG. A.
It. halt last night. J. I). Chasonai
elected wendlgo; James lhguey,
chlelj MauBulllvan, first big bravi;
Harney MoMammou, second big brave,
and M. Marks, icout.
Tho Installation of tho following
ofllcere then occurred:
l.ncullvo committee O.W.I'owers,
grind sachem, chairman ux ofllclo;
MorrliBomtncr, Martin I.anuan, C. M.
Ilrowu, II. T. II ill, J, M. Denny.
Tho itandlng committees are:
Hhiiicu A. M. Wood, Henry
Harms, I). 1'. Tariie), Iliury Wuguer,
M. Marks.
Ill -olullous Ogdon lilies, 1'. J. Mo
ran, 1.. U. lloge, C. W. Hall, C. M.
JacHsou.
Printing Morris Hommcr, II. T.
Duki.B. II. Luwli, William McQueen,
W. l.riliiltou.
NatuHlttatton William II. Ityan,
Jacob Mollis, J. Kutouspeger, A.
I'lsher, Harry l.dwards.
rtioiueitlou ot whether thu society
should takuan) decisive sleis and if
so lu what direction nnd how lurgt
they should be In tho matter of bond
ing Bait Ijiko counly was discus
sed at leuglli und tin n laid ou
ii side slilu shelf until March
1st, at which tlmu Musis. Tarpey,
Woods, Dimes an I P.i weirs will tell
thilr brottur braves what they had
letter do In thu rendu s. Thu re
markable lute rtst the society manifests
III the county bonding mil other
I ruposltlons Is exilalned In tho title to
Bam Park's latist song: "It's only n
friak ot human naturu arter alt."
W. A.Hluntou, li. II. Imwlsand J.
M. Deuu), as appointed to exlind a
volo of thanks to thu chairman of clvlo
organltitlou of tho Cleveland In
augural parade at Washington, March
1th, for assigning n ositloti lu the
rjctasloii to thu luscaroraa that they
cannot occupy.
Alter uti exhaustive wrestle with
Iheiiueslloi. as to whether tho club
would endorse uiiy rcisou for u federal
position tho mutter was laid oil tho
taololudillultely.
AJlUSsKJILNTS.
Bait Lakoouco mora demonitrated
thu force of her claim to being n gilt
edged show town, and demonstrated
thu fact that her peo le will pay for
amusements In splloof hard times, by
tlio crformiincoa given nt thu Taber
hide yesterday, aud at tho Theater on
the ove, afternoon nnd night of Wash
ington's Birthday. The crowds at
both plscea were very heavy. Thu
fabcrnaclo receipts In the afternoon,
displto the cheap ratoi, wero f.101, In
tho evening tluy ran to $1000.
Tho three perforuiance.1 at ttiu Thea
ter dlew veryiloie to nnothir $1(00,
thu matlneu being well attended a
very unuitial olrcimsUuce. Dust of
all, tho money was all paid out lu tup.
ortcf home talent, which not only
encourages thu native nrtlole, but
kiepa thu circulating medium lu thu
community.
AT TUP TAllHlNACU-
It was a most uniijuu uud original
irogram with which Prof. Blojuens
ste cd before thu publlo yestoruay
afternoon and evening. His ihlldron'e
chorus of 11.011 voices, backed up In the
whole weit end of thoTabernaili.,makca
at all tlmoaau Inspiring sight and sound
but for tho birthday of the Father
of his Country his preparations took a
wider raugutuan usunl. Ihlrtoou of
tho principal nationalities of tho curtli
weru repretiinted In tableaux by chil
dren Willi thu colors of each nation,
Ihuiotitof uims, or tho costumus, with
intislouiproprlatotolho nntlou repre
sented. Ah u oonstimcncu there weru
thlrltuii hush uuvts of patriotic in
thusluim, dlllerluglu cxleut as thosu
In thu audience belonged to onu nation
or thu other. People of all nntlonalltlea
wero there, Amorluin, English, Hoan
illuiivlaii nnd Bcotch predominating,
but Italy, trance, Ireland, Walts ami
Ueruuiy biiug well represented,
nnd It wai amuilug as well us
Interesting to stand at tho door fa
thu aiUiincs dlsir,ed audlieirlhu
various iiithutlutiu remarks malu In
lliu various tliikues. l.verylhlng n,
liuiuei pt-ly applauded. 01 all the strlk
lug nuiiitivn, lurhnpF, thu mos'alrl
lug woiu tho Amcricuu uatlounl sirs
by llui full chorus, with Illllu Corlm o
HairNastliu UodJemif l.lhsrty, unit
Clarlro riiatchur under an edeclria
sign resdlng "Utah;" thu lolltiso o
by little Anton Pidirsou, njod fotr
uud o half ycarr, who repm-iiitm
Norway, wia u iiuivel. During
thu runoltlon if tho Welsh selection,
Prof. Hlcjhons, himself a nutlvu
Welshman, una presented Willi a
hundsomu ollerlngof flowers, which
swolludtho ullausu still more. Thu
elections by llioso ro resenting other
nitloiulllles were ull clover aud credit
utile, nod Hioiuocim of thu wlioluwaa
most marbo I nod grallf j lug. Blophous
deitorviii nil tho prusllgu nnd money hu
not cut of It.
AT Till! TltrAll'lt.
I ho IHserot mlmtrols had decldud
miens ot bi th an aillstlu and flnaucli!
kind, aid .SntM. llrlghain husj uucu
nmro wrllton hlnisclf down us a Nu
mlion of umuteur uiiuagurs, lliu
strongest su ieof tho reprHnltlrn
lay In thu flrt' nrls whiro Jlrlglmm'u
nimlcsl hand had full eway.uu i ,
iho various couiillllve iiinunurii u
wero "sprung," and In tho lt(,i rJ .
malnactof Mr I.llaMins Hit" iss, ,t
oncu out of lliodomim of m ur won.
into that ol I rofu on il, aiu It Is no
llitlory to Mr.KllasJii to aay tint hu Is
pieUtily as good as many of tlio 4 ru-
lidlgllalcurs who havu drawn crowds
nt tho Theater III thu I asl Iho mu.lo
was oil exrellent.tho first 1 1 uto hi lnK
Mr. llrlgliim lilmtslf In his "Little
elrl don't cij" selcctlo Hu wm
mavlly encore I olid givu till alwajs
clurmliig "I.luden tier Mr.
Hiulres, Mr. Hampton nu i Mr. Hob
luionall sang excelli ntl) aud alt not
recalls. Pat Dunbar Is h c mcdliiii lo
tho manor bori , who unly wan a
oino coaching to maku n 1 1 i sslouol,
the various mil mm nl) one, aim
Maltese csrtclally. The 'Vanishing
l.ady" wa very, erj lumy. n,
Nesiolllaii quartette si -u well, tho
llnain regoriling Coluinl ui- wis ruth, r
hopeless trash, nnd Hum l'atlt, as Ibt
author, was not so liai p as in stuiio of
the other ellorls of tins iik-ht which
had his uaino nttached t II i m
lllAMC 1MNIIU oen it tlie thea
ter lu Doctor (Ju Id this u. ini,B,
Sciioi Mnli) "tUa. t s rre.
Thuf(Uitirly a nferen oof the He
vlor Blako closed last v. i nnd n
good time was unJoyeJ by tin rtslnts III
attciilnuoj. Elder John II Smith, ol
ttiooouucll of thu Apostles nnd Hey
mour 11. Voung, of the .shencyot
the Bsventlis, wero with u i. Kldi rs
W. 11. Bcogiiilller, G. Jl in and
W II. CUrk, ojniprlsln- ti, Btako
I usldcncy, the members of the High
Council uud many IIIhos uud their
counselors wi ru olsj lu attendance.
Tim Btako Aoidrmy hall .ui llllpd to
lis ntinoit capacity, notw islanding
thu Baluls from the wards of G m wood
and Moiirou wuro debarred from nt
tendance owing to dlintiuila aud
othorslckmss being preva lit Intlioso
lice t.
I.lderBeegmlller report d tie gene
ral condition of tho Btako as lulug
(rojretslvu In Gjipel prlu Iplei ant
tho feeling towarJs the tally comple
tion ot tlio Ball Dike Timp c as very
good, although money maters with
very stringent In tills 1m illly, Hu
was coulldiiit tho Baluls wculd do
thilr art nobly.
The plain, practical feiihligs of
r.lderaBmltli aud Voung weru much
a predated by the uwemlled Bsliiti;
and all seemed will sulsllid n'ju
strengthened by thu tistlinoulis and
inltilidr-llotis ol thu brulhnn.
l'he former lllstiops of Aunibullu
and Jcie Il wards having retired, they
were succeeded by new unis, Ms. Jos.
V. 1'ulrbanlis ot thu forruui, und
George Gharlesworlh of the inter
wuru, were sustained, and they with
their counselors wcru ordslried and set
upnit for their nsectlve dullcs under
tlieliauds ot Kldir Bmllh, assltted by
the BUku residency. 1 our rievunlles
weru ordained by l.lder B. II. Voung,
nud several older brethreu wire or
dollied lllKll Priests by l.Ucr rimlth
and Btaku nresldiucy.
Uto. U.llFAf,
Btaku Clerk.
Wotlilell.lllil.
This Is thu last day lu sea lliu excel.
lint drama Lost In Imidou, at Won
dcrlaud, as an entire change of bill
occurs tomorrow, Thu beautiful so
ciety drama, Peril, or l.oroal Long
llrunch, will bo presented with thu
entire) eiiH of thu iniular stock com-
an. Mlln and llojli's All Btar
Bpsilally compiuy, will alsjapjuar,
Ilia led py velnltllu black flee
rsiinedlaus, audeuugaiiJ dunce artists.
The Ugden Triplets uud Twins will
also remain another week, also Mha
Halo Kooua will continue to glu
exhibitions of bor rajdd skill oa an
artist lu oil and water colors.
WITHIN OUt UATI.S.
Hon II. j;idroJ,o la nue of the
l'roo people who gel up this way now
and then toimbjtk on our streets uud
sen what Is to te seen. Hu did io
todaj for the th tlmo this year,
Cltlr.cn VnuDyke, formerly of Ogden
but lately ot Butt I. Ac, wont up to tho
tceutsot his former prollts aud loa is
on legul luslmsr, and canto bnul,
glad lobe here aud Hilling to remain.
HuirhB. Gowaus, whoso lieadquarl
irsarolooplo couuiyginurally and thu
bristling burg of tha. name particularly,
found nls way lu nnd was around
among friends and acquaintances
during the day,
U. R. Helnap, wno tills will! ability
nnd satisfaction t j a largo and discrim
inating conitlltienc tho shrievalty of
tho commonwealth af Wibur, ennui
down this inaruliig"looklug after somo
fellows," OB lie ex recoil II, t lit Up to
I :Jt the "fellows" were still In the lead.
H.J. Fault, Jr.. the chief ougluerr
of tho Netherlands dally of l,elil,
uomia this way every now and then,
nnd did to this morning. Ho la tndlg.
imnt overreientoliotusrgurlnu tievi
oimenta and dedans that no respect
nolo dialer would commit such n libel
ou the homelike mil honest tow.
A very pleasant visitor to thu Nnvt
olllco today was ooe "Mr. Durum of
Bult Lake City," lommonly ratio I
"thai Mormon," Huch Is the title of
n bright looking uul well-rending
little volume. It unslslj of 3JI pagoe,
Is ubly written, outerUliiIng In Ha mat
ter nud manner, Iresh lu ttylu and
diction, uud a credit uo leas to ltl
author tlmu to Its r I liters.
iioivr ii.imAi.i
Tut LltthNU w. alioamsVcr, 1 uttn
Mont i II. II. Ul suit ur i It s oa, Imild Kruti,
ll.ll Ulesel,tarsui 111' , hureks,
J si ien.id.oii, I i 'y.J. 11 lUrtyuiku,
Ms. II, r mail. l III 11 llennoii
anlso, lawClr. : ' . I'eaiori kuw.
Ilysn, Uorriusoll. i illlo, I tllriuu J In,
)si)uier, eolsetirlks- liks lio, ilicktr.)
lieu It ltd , bicei cr M Uorroll, . H .
Corrvii. U W Hi rr It m Sleel. 1 u e,ll) ,
Y,J lln)o, llioj ii M 1 1 eu.KiDsaslily;
J Iliursanl II i nt I i n )1kiiii Ills.,
Ileuter, J( s V I o mi, IIUI irils Ml.l amry
linuktiuo, Iti lld. I II Mleu. .J eneer.s'
sclirrvlli.llirltii IrsnXJ Ursle, llssrt kit I
l-i ii Join sin "ir - "r 1 II Liswsuii,
IfLralin.Jolmpli i I W Corker. Ilu.imi,
Ai .s.AnKl.ille.l l eurelis., Alex Wise.
Nor , Juhn r Jlerr ''''"s J ,A Aaler
Usui, Jaiiiss II nu 1 idl. AJ0U Du.tau,
lilf Kiuiilonli -J U II llrseksn.lieo
Held Dun. J B II ' l i villo.Colo Jullsn
II Mij.r.Sow 1 ti s, laies Pom. r,
Lut)iK,A 1 lir l rs. ,J 11. Curlls, I on
Ian 1 1 J W . I wr u i I """. rank il
lam. Miy ork I "il sabsiwer, I elm
il.ll hi., Ij.iMuIM ' Hsi I Col J llaiv.
moil l.lm. Ir, I ai , nemsnil Joo a
(Inner, tllnniel ' losslty sal wife,
lliis.tiljW I i srn niul srirt, tta.u
Inju.u, I" el , II II llikl.oaii IMniis.il,
WM.in Mill Mm i, . '. f J II sr
asi'ifi.' ii imiV,',.g!,oj
n,!ar.,w,,-,.!i,.'.""ab'nuri,.k,i'1,!n,
"nii.on. KraiVl ' ln isi Ynli Ji. w
&UIU!,!la nation r. Uolinson, Oidsa
Moiiiuk lliitsi ' IB Mar ael elfj,
rri-n. t I kl ' o Siuilslt llsn llsrk.
I, ciso till n I nl IMiS'isllil
t ."alioVl J ' ' l'Mllyi Hs. II
a, lrsiin JIUSN Vi ir n 1' arinslion
mi mis Jsiiih K ii 'I" Milhonr,
Cuts I ells I sui, Is Il io. .icn.f)..lo (
Win elwan Ot i liBlnrsra trooai, 1 ievo
Lluoraace,Uoi
TllKTsmiurii J tl nnth rfarl. Rock
SI noil) Hill l . r in an I i lis, An lesson In I i
Vim II Iji.ton, Irs loi , J llcrrauu
llrenraia, New lerk llmltil Ueratn.
c nsfesns Jl- II llrssn sail who Us uiTss
Ualilornit, X'rs limns t Isnl modsaih
ISIS II .111 I.T.l.UeT li. .1 II "irrlilfcpli"
o. ii ii i.sr, n M , i,v,l";;1
J I. llfMnssr.lSrrre B I. y t t(,, ,,'
II wit, iti j- n. i. iiii ,i,Y(iii
llolnsslrvl I . . tinoto II ln S Tl ,sl
II, llr sittirsj M n mi. . r, Id r,
II. I! Il.llu Ml.. iMln,, ',, M,ir..l Vk
ristisu Ni.tou'll (llltlrn I riloseo
ft.",? ,K'"i- ! MV " " 1M.
Vlli IVsllet- Kr.nk lllnl.l. it n .siuni,,'
Ion II I . ggr nnd stirs, tlilrollg l". u
l,r. lon,nt,l f I SrMlr. II t Unir, Mb
Oj.tui Ji hoseiibur.lisislii
TllliniiiiK llitisu n Kshln. Msnilou
J J Slur, it jn I ttii, M ,. i lUj.lm I l.
Oiek 1 1 irllnKs M nros.arvlsr Ike iHiln
insn ran h.sn, 1 I lln. bi, It
Sliiiitt ii; if, lllninsm M Moslol er nnd ll
tsmon In.n II f. hmilr, HI Kits', c
I inennilir "inilf I nm. Mll.t, MoKIOSI
W li rinnt,.ri "eiplo W J Irtlno l to
tlcsl lionvcr Uolo
Hescrcl Mills I'.iislittcrcs.
JXitcr Detent Atmr
A several articles liavo appeared In
thu Unlly ii-ipon, conveying the Idea
that thu ontlro itock of eaMlmert
manulacturuj by tho Dcieret Woolon
mills had boun purchate 1 by the l.m
ilrumatiulaaturlug company, wu bn;
to stj that up to this dalu Meiojru.
llucklo .S. Bona have lind control of
these caislmerei for tho retail trade
and that tluy uto untitled to the credit
for liavnu Introduced thtso goods to
I'm genirnl ul.llc
Tho cloths luriiisliej lo tho first
arly we ro goo Is manufacture 1 1 y the
mills tor the uniforms of thu cajvts if
the dlllerelit military schools of tin
Territory, uud cloth for tho tiollru
uniforms, rii.ynru now negotiating
for tliupurchiisouf a ic'tnlll iplantlty
ofclothsfor wholesale uimu an tire.
BltlON HlllTIII If,
Agents lieseret Wcolin Mills.
Bait I.aukUitv, Utah, l'ebruary
23rd, lStlt.
UTAH SUGAR CO. UNISSUED
STOCK.
At tho Inst mootlnp; of tho
Board of DIroclora of tho Utnh
Sugar Company. It was ilookl
ocl to I'j3ttu to mibcrlbors, for
stock, Cortlflcatos to tho
amount of tholr pnymonts up
to tha prosont tlmo, oxcopt
whoro such paymonts nmount
to loss than onu shnro. All
partlos, thoroforo, who hnvo
paid for onosharo($IOiorovor
can socuro cortlMcitos by
Bonding In tholr original sub
scription rocelpts to tho un
clorelKiiucI, nnd all who havo
pukl for fractional parts of n
shnro aro reiquostotl to com
ploto tholr pnymonts Immocll
atolynnd soctirn cortlflcatos.
HOnACC C. WHITNEY.
Socrotary nnd Troasuror, with
Hobor J. Grant & Co.. OO
Main Stroot, Salt Lake City.
J W. CURR1E,
Ass:iy(jr,
150 Main Slroot.Snlt Lako City.
I rompt sttiotlon then lo ill orders ty mill
orciirrss tbanss uuUonn snd icssossMs.
W. A. HODGES,
CliPinlst and Assaycr.
No. 113 SOUTH, MAIN STREET.
urdira by Mall 1 roni tly Altende-J lo
LEQALNOTICE.
In tlio t'rnl ato I uri m And for Pilt take
i ontiij.'iorritt rjr r Vuh
In thu tiiittvr of tft f -min of w iihtm a. l i
VTOTICF 0 iK JlMi'l I ( K HHtTlIP
Ll I eiTH.it of rtIlilii:lorHs1intlun tu lru
Uto nt will lurxuanitoiuoid ( Irouri
la si J rnsttur, n tue ti hrr I y ftirti ttt I
lliur t. (lie Jlhtl of XArri.A li .wi, m
in udoik Kin nl Uie( unit urt liouaa in
nit MkuUtjr 1 1 ilt rrrriir. in iho nun
ronm Dtlill vtitt. Mi I at n M njlntrt u
I (nuDilltioKriliohf iriiiirnt irtillon f
lsUrittlA rhur)r. r ux fur tha r)iiiiiun
tsirobt or A ru n drt-umfiii itierewuu
I rc'cnlcJ, lurixriintt t lm lh it Hill An 1
trtUiii... rf WillUui Nttmirjffr, tlfrt?cij,
vltPU AtiJ where nil i er ni tnieicitel mar
p Jir As.il 01 P ttifl rubllD fif PAiJw.il
or it n yrontH k uf iciur ivt Anient try to
lunula it cvr, a rajihl fur in atiii
1 In witiirr-i whereof I lum I rrunto tot n j
lisitlAi I nl niiiopatf Allcurt,thu.Jr4
ilAj-of reirunrf . 1 iwj.
ir"(Hf Llfrknr ll 1 ml it Court.
tofixi nviujHNKJr l'i't.tr D.Mk.
J,m nnT..i.tvaniui
GTIJRB
AMYMirMtytsakatTttUMiL ,m4,t a a,r Rasrttsirifti
W Asart.la .i. kt (, iJtiti Ctusu
t.lkU Ibl Msssas4Vf OaVftAl-asf, TkU AiastMp sM rsjsj
! IMM klu II f -t. (W ft MM f tMil. Tt,
(kit trif tl ) ok tM.B anM I
nans M ttt I'MfSta. Oivmm Iww4 . IhITN
B CO Vaala 4 sMUtti illAiUH, AM t IfUsk,
R READY
EFEfHCEp.
Tlio Hucioml Killlton,
(Lilimsd snJ Improysd, of this raws
xoellant work, his Mlsly bssa
ptibllilierl ind li not, l-or
--Silo si tha
OCSEnET HEWS OFFICE.
II U Alssoil ladlipisssbls to 117
Home and Foreign Missionary,
And la a doslrails acquisition also ta
srarr fftatlenl of Tlmolozy snil otrtsr
iwn who Tsluoa Hid iiimiis of a"0
tutloE soil dcfouitlnK Ri.riiitorall7 and
Hlstorloslly th rrlnclilss of Ilia llosr.'L
Tts wish of tlw oompllors. ilul ths
work bo publlshe.1 wlthaut prntlt so aa U
bo within ths reach cf every rwq do
slrlni It, hue boen stadll In this as
wsll as lh tlratlltlon, and therefore no
dloniintuospliJrcitof poslsija U al
lowcxl lo dealers.
lo book Is bound lo four dtrrersnl
styles an I ont posiplld to any addrsas
nHheMlowhiil
DPIPCQs 45 oontn, OBoonts,
nuliM. 4C osnta. t;id 3I.IU.
0 S3 wisMweT1,Mivi- i ,
ffm trYd I YflrtDsMe brw-ey, !
V WIRETTE S0e Rce ihd j '
K3ailf NEVR MIND ',' '
AtiD REmEmBER SoMf! I ' J,
N.K.!XlRBlrtr8t;Qs5t.IsUl5,MKKE If:
k ALL GROCERS KEEP IT: -ri
jAYO.WBMPLEOOMFY i
tiiS'igr.XEWYORK. I Wt,,Il,aWY.CIIICAGO. ' 1
WINDOW SHADESaSPRIHG ROLLERS
ARE THE BEST MilDE.
Hold l all Vsulcrs. Thcto QooiU aro all Jlaati 2Zade. I j
PRACTICAL GUNSMITHS.
Ii-(.,.il(liijr, ltm-liiir mill :..n.rtil Ije-ptllliinj. ''
T
MocIoIb nnd Koys of nil Kindt Mndo. Safos Ropalrod, jj j
r,n LOMMKIKMI, HIIII'.I'.I, HW,I I.IKK CII. .j ,
Hianr oy- is tc- ji.ji'v. A
Sportsmen's PTondgriartors ! r
BBOWNING'.'iBBOS., '
165 S. riJln St', Salt Lake Clly, Utah. 2461 Washington A?e.,0$deD, Utib. )t i
ihotOum.niflei, jBJTtgr!""TTrrt-'.'T -,i itS alllne of Fishing,
Plitoli.Amriunl-oj-aSSS5 SportlnnsnJ
tlonsnda oener- Vg' Alhlcllo Qoodis
taT THOMSON WATERPROOF DOOTS AND SHOES, ito;
.Amenta for Mtrn l'nwdrr, Cat and 1 use, I)u l'nnt Iporllnj and Masting I'ow-
dersn 1 ?,ailnnet Typewriters. 31hadm Herri tap.
fEAji ton ovn iLLVsriuTkn cutjlvovc. rnir. to jli. ' ,
- - "
FOIl ALL KINDS OF-s- i'
BOOK BINDING, PAPER RULINO x ,
ook. and.-.job.-.printinK ) I
- - - AND STEREOTYPING '
XM TO Tilt: i
DESERET HEWS PUBLISH1H0 COHPAHY, Silt Lako City, Utah. I
A
E. JH. OTjUTIS, - M.'inaQvi', ,
Diiivmt tmt. co
VII III I I V
FIHE FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES AND LIQUORS.
Ti ui iii.va ti7 jub. MAIN STtlECT.
-THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS GROCERY.-
I.N I TAII MllHll. kAMILIKB CAN lll'l
V I2V33JS .-. .A.IVJ .-. LfUOItS
ami Al inn hami: inn. en I
irin.a'r-oiiA.sia oxa-oosnxtrxirsi.
FOR THE mNE FOR THE MILL
Tea Villi, A'atls, Vcltlnn, Jloae, Vacklnu,
Jlnuillc-i, " "A" Comiiauntl,
Tnol &lfrlf JtritKH Wort,;
I'mc, L'uits, SjickI fndtriitoyH,
J'owder, hubrlcathtti Oil,
Candle Slicks, 1'ljia and I'lm nttlng,
lUllmvn, 1'uwci' Jh'tllH, i'itfiic'era' Tool, '
Jlluwvi'H, Machinist' 'l'ools, Onlmn, '
Anvil, Vliicktnnlth Tallin, Cuanldc, UntMlnij TacUlc,
Tavn-'J'aldo Slid, Sledges Machine Jlolln, Wattle, iJf
liKf Striking Hammers, Curdme, Cant Washers, s
Merchant Iron, Shovels, Lag Screws,
J'lcl.s, l'Uk Sticl, Scalo Venturer ill J'revenler,
Candles. Asbestos Preparations.
E.C. COFFIN HARDWARE CO -
vizooiar:-!-. uiriLuirs'G. .
JM1ES-SPEKCER-BATEMAN CO."
PLUMBEMS, TINNERS, !'
Stonm aud Gas .liMHers.
Wu rarry a Complata Lino cf j
GEM AND PENINSULAR ST0YBS AND RANGES,
C-esolIno and Oil Stovea. Tlnwara, Uranltu Ironware
nnd llousa Furnlshlnir Cloods hi
No. G7 JLA.CN &rIJ.ZI:jlrJO.-&- I
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