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j. DESERET EVENING. IMS,
H DCSEHET NEWS PUDLISHINb
1 COMPANY, LESSEES.
Vt lrlnr. ' ' rehr.wrr 3 s. latll
H1 1 1.T TIII.H ,110 Till IU iiOUST.
fl! I Tha treasury ccaitmcnt though at Us
Hi wilt' end to keep up the unl.t roervo, la
ll cn.-iiffllwl in eo on piircl.lnf Uvr
H 'I which it .Iocs not wink anil which only
H i mil, to l unbarrassinente.
Hll Bo rpuoht the Huston Tranter, a
H( unullilu, wrsk-mluJcJ, senile lortof
VB . inert Hint li dear only on the ml)-
HHt Jrct of liquor prohlbltlon-and not
HH I very practical oven t tlil while
B j .llltiillj ImlpU an I drooling "'"'J
BHt other question botore tho world today.
( Bllll. It supplies a liit that l worthy
HH of tome comment.
H i Thedlspnlctitihave told us all kinds
H . ot nlotlrt r,Kirdlni ! iu ' km
i tonJs by the treatury de ailment, Hie
l 1 oli'ectol which ahmiU bo to preserve
l InUncleHini's vaults comfortable
i KolJ r. serve analnst heavy foreign
R I shipments. Tho report , flt. l'
H' tucli bondi would bo luurJ, nJ, sec-
ond, that they would not. Thenutme
H lbs De tlt Heiretary Foster
H I resolved Uwii that plan ot rneellnu
H I the strain end the I'resldent was con.
l I tent to leavo It to hit UUcfellon; auJ
l right upon tho IimIs it thli annoutico-
H I raenlcame a denial, to tin IIot that
B llioalmlnlstrallonliadrciolvedlomeao
B no inch Issue and would try to meet
H all financial demands until Iho 4th of
H March, alter which the dllllcully
,1 cou'd not corao too oon for those who
Hi had ai narrowly escaped It. In
H tain mlndi of cooler temperament there
H j hat arisen grave queitlon whether or
H not tho iitcrttary of tho treasury had
H the authority to Issue audi bouda with-
H ' out congressional permission, and to
H I lemoTB all ellilo doubt It hat been
H j urged that Ilia bill of HenatorHberman
I troThllng for a three per cent abort
H I term bind ibould be liaateued to Hi
H , All of till ground and lolly turn.
H bllng excites inoro or leu of a imlle
H among westeru people who decline
H to bo bambooileJ by financier.
H I lng acroballci, and whoso Intel-
H llgence up to dalo permlti them to
H distinguish, at least at accurately aa
H the average l'.oiterorr, between hawk
a
H If thero It a putillo man In
B country today who doei not know how
H r Important a part illrer played In
rnumptlon of iecls paymenla when
H; there waa not nearly gold enough ou
j hand to redeem the outitandlng
H greenback! or even tho nntloml bank
H note,; If there li a publlo man who
B doea net know that what made rciump.
B tlon lucccaa wan not tho
, prtience of tho yellow coin, but tho
B? nulitanca of tho while metal and
H above the declaration the
Hl government that the aper could be
B.' exchanged on demand for the coin;
J, If there la auctt a larticubrly
J among thoio whn now pomjwuily
Jl undertake to dliouia financial leglila.
VSHbHj' tlon, he ought to go to achool again
j and devote diligent atudy to the jit
J bellum money lilitory of hli country,
BJBbBL What waa done In thoae dayi can
and ought to be done again. One word
CVBbJ from the government today would
HjSbBJ plncu gold and allver on an iual
HVIbM footing and da away with gold hoarding
BBSM! and gold ahlpment. That tho gov
ernmenl hai a right to eay that word
BJBbBV nu on wl" 'luet,n
. there li a discrimination agalnit
fr , hu been debated; the gold
Jl bug! aaiert that ltioolna(e and clrcu-
J latlon will be to put a premium on
HBhBbM! gold, juitin the lame gentry predicted
BflBflBf j the holder! of gold nt tho dute
BBUflft fixed for aptcln resumption would
J I have the money market In their coil
H S trol. Their prediction! came to naughl,
HHJ for proof wai given that "the way to
irriume wai lo reiume," and that Uncle
Hm' word waa good. They would
lie proven Juit m falie today, for one
; bold word from the United Btatil
ff; treatury deiurluieul, vxerclilug Ha
Dft . undoubted right to piy "lli debtor In
BpKl coin," either gold or silver, would
jVj)! tolvetheHholodiniculty.
rKj 81111, no uch courage li to bo fl-
pelted fromlhopriiontailmlulitratloii,
V.' ' and probably uot from tho next. Wo
BHH!( ileipulr ot any aid from vxocullvu
BBsBJl' tourcei, und havo little ho from the
WlVft-' leglilatlve liraucli as at prtaont con.
nHbBvj itltutid. What, thon, lhall be done
Hsjl; to relieve the 1 remuro "poll the glided
"jl braluof Wallatnet aud iti ejcophanli,
HHM i amlu)n thedellcalo Intellect ofpajn
'IHBh! Hko the lloituu Triucler, which We
'HBhJI have (juoloaV ''(Jo on purchailng
jHH9S tilvcr, which the government doi-i not
VflBj want aud which only ajdi to Hi em
JHBBb' barrallmentfeT,'
TvHBJ We are ready to give tho answer,
'IMBsT Not If thoaJmlulitratlon wautiabit
TsVJB.! of Wetlern advice, here It Is. Quit
tBHI' purcha.lug silver; rrreal tbeHhtruian
oShJSJ! w; relieve the Imbecile treasury d
HVl' pnrtment of Us cmbarrussuuuts
jSSJBJ mid Wall atreet ot Us anx-
'fljll letles; force this Issue, and do
Ml j, It at uncel We of the West would
HB puller for perhaps 00 da!,perhapii oven
HBj Biij but after thut tho boot would piui.li
SbHBJIi on th" uiher foot, ltesldut, our but
JH9JH I Interests are being at present alnught.
3kH ered by Inches. Can they more lhau
MM die If the worst be preclplluted Instead
HHI postpjned?
IBBJH' The Nlwj is a friend of silver. Wu
HHj bellevoln Ha rojully, Its purchasing
and debt paying power. Wu bellovu
HHJR It hai buon ehsmefully treated, nt
Bj the oaprlco If not us tho crime of
BBVBJii a certain element 111 our nation. We
BBSBJl ardently desire Its restoration to power,
HwBWHi, aud bslleve III such notion, and
IHBJi only such, Is theru security
BBJI! for sections of tho country, lint
BBVBBBJl we ato tired of pleading Hi uiious
BBBBlVAMaaBw
BTm. ' ,
though It were a mendlcsnl, and wr
are willing to hive ill ebemlei do
their worst. We are not only ready t
Invite them to this course, but are
latlsfled of Ibo wisdom of forcing them
to IL If all the frlenlso! silver, In
and out of Congress would unite In
thliplanof cimralgu, victory would
be ours within twelvemonth, and
the gaping monometatllsbi would be
left without a leg to stand on.
SIAATOK liAUHl VS SUtLIASOII.
(lovernor Osborne of Wyoming yes
leplsy appointed A. O. lleckwllh, the
I'.vanstou millionaire, Untied Blatea
senator to suiceel Mr. Warren, whose
term explrra with the present adminis
tration. The nppolnti e Is almost If not
altogether untried as to olllclil life
hut a hustof people can testify to Ills
sterling business qualifications, his
hlgbmloded deportment and Ills all
round ability. He li distinctly
and altogether a western man,
Imbued with western Instincts
and over on the lookout for
western Interests. Aa such he will
diiibtlrn le a valuable man In the
halts of national legislation. Ho Is a
stalwart Democrat and hli tern will
be two years, or until tho liglilature
meela again.
This la the first aipotntmcnt
oocailoned by n failure to elect, and It
revives Ihedlicusslon as to whether or
uot tho governor has the appointing
lower In such cues. A number of
the Hcuate committee ou elections
hold that he tins such power,
and others Ithathu hai not, tiat he
run only appoint when n term
Is Interrupted by tho death
or resignation of the Incutnbont, mid
uot when thero Is no ncuipnnoy of the
efllco In the first Instance. The Con
itltullon sermi to bo as pi J III on that
sutlectailt Is on any othur, It pro-
vldralhst whoun vacancy thill hap
ten by death, resignation or tficruiie
the governor may npKlnt. In Wyo
ming's caiu It happen! "ttherwlse"
through falluro of tho legislature to
elect; and while there li no vacancy
yet and thus no appointment
that uuld now bo recognliof,
this can easily l mnedled by
slgulng and delivering the commis
sion alter the present Congress explm.
l'erhapa that Is what Governor Osborne
Intends lo do, the announcement as to
whom tho appointee Is being merely
another development of that Uleve
laudlo regard tor the Inipilrlug put Ho
which might become general without
Injury to the country.
IMI.UI.1TIMI IIIMOUi.
Among the papers recently sub
mitted by the VrteUent to Congress
on Hawaiian adalrs was tbe annex
ation treaty negotiated In 1B1I Ulween
the representative ol the United
mates and King Kamehameha HI,
together with the correspondence re
lating thereto. That treaty provide I
for tho cession to the UnlUd Htatri of
all territory, publlo buildings, 1 roperty
and loveuuea of the Islands, and the
Incorporation of the Islands Into the
Union as a state m soon as consistent,
on a perfect iipiallty with other stater
The king ot the Islands and all his sub.
Juts wero to continue In the injoy
mentof all tlulr existing personal and
private rights, and t foruver enjoy
all tbe rights ot clllteuililn In the
United Hliles on terms of perfect
equality Hi all risicU with other
American cltlzsui; all contract! In
cumbent upon tho kind's government
wero lo be executed by the Unite 1
HtAter; Ihu publlo lands were to be
treated as paltof the publlo demaln of
the United Htates, and the laws ot the
kingdom, ao far as they wuro com.
I etlbla with rerubllcvi Institutions,
were to be temporarily retained. In
consideration of the cession made and
as coniwnsallon lo all erons who
might sutler loss thereby, the United
Htates was to pay the sum ot $1U0,O0D
annually to the members of the royal
family, the chiefs and other persons
whom Ihu king might wish to com) en
sate or reward, and was further to ay
tho sum ol $75,000 a) ear for a term if
ton J oars for the support of a college or
university and of couimiu school.
The treaty was dialled by tho
United Htates minister, Mr. (regg,aud
theklng'nonulnet. Tho slgulng of the
treitybythe king was delayed ou ac
count ot ilckniss and other reasous of
one kind or another, aud llually (ho
king died towards tho closu ot tho year
without slgnlug the tnatj. The new
klug, Kamehameha IV, as It turned
oul, was Indisposed to give up Jhe
iuJerendent eovetilgnty of the islands,
aud fliully thodraltof the treaty sub.
milled by the United BUtis miuUter
Has dlsoj proved by tho ntirttary ol
atste, who objected to the article pro
viding for the Imiutdlate lnoorioratlon
of the Islands Into the United Hlstis
asanlndet'iident statu and fixing tho
amount of the annuities to, bu paid to
the rojal family aud the chiefs.
One of the documents accompaii) lng
the proposed truly was uleltirof in
structloiiK, written by the so relary of
state, Win. h. Msrcy, In which the
sioretary satdi
In jourgoneral Instruetiomiou nore
funilihod with Iho WoHiof thUgou'ru
uisnt In regird lo any ehaiije In Hi
political atrtlrs of thehindwlch Iilsnds.
lio l'roldont iai amiro, when tlioto
Instructions wero preparoil, Hint too
question of transferring Iho soiertluu
ly of Iboso lalsuds tu Urn Vliheil
riiates hat boen rilod an I tniorsblr
roiolwHl by miiuy liiltueotliil liidlvldiiiu
residing Hierrln. It i loreooii tlml at
sumo period not far distant such a change
would Uko pluco, an I ttultlie lUuailmi
IiUnds would couirt uri lor the protector
ainufor lo lrni rr I in oinnrorikii
poxior You mre infurmo I tUatltMn
not Iho policy or Ilia Unliol aid to
so eloralo -noli a iliiniie, bat if, in tho
cour-eof event'. H liocutiio uiimolilablo,
this goicruuieui wuld much prcfor lo
acquire Iho sovereignly ot those lilsuds
firthottnltrtlMstM rilhrr full I SM If
trsmfmM in any other rni" ,r,w.,r
forelcn eounectlon Is lo he I innil the
gOErsprdctl position if in is islsnds
indlrauii llnl II slioui I be with us
lur enuunerre with liisui fsr xceods Ihnl
if all mher countries iur elili-n-hsvo
embiirkeil In most Iniimrtnnl
buslnei onncorns in thai cnuutry, and
smno r tiinm liold Important oiltioni.
In vloer ol the large A merles ti Intoreits
Ihcre ea ablbheil, and tho Intimate com.
inorclal rcUHnns cxliiing at tint llnio. It
might well be regarded as the duly of
this gOTsrnuient to prolont the Islands
from becoming the atwudage of anv
other foreign powtr.
No intimation hi evor bseu given to
this government a to tho terms or con
ditions nhlcli wlllbollkely to Le annexed
lolhe lender of the aoverelguty. It Is
presuineiltliowever,thal something tnoro
tlisii a mero pro eoiorato is contemplated
A pro erUirate tendered lo and acrepte t
tiy tho United Mates would not i hatigo
llio sovereignty of tbe couutry, In that
rase this government would take uon
ItiuiU heavy ami rooonilble dullos, f r
which It lisnlly could oxpeel compenss
tlngallsntsgcs
1 understand that tho measuro nro
poseil by Ibo people. and Hist 1st which
tho prcenl ru'ers are dlspo.od In conetir,
Is annexation as distinguished from pro
tec Ion, and tint Ills llulr Inlontlon that
these Islands shsll iwcotno a part nt our
lerrltorios and bo under the control of
this Koiirnineuiailiilly as any otherof
I a Inrrlloilal ioicislona. In any con
vent Ion you in ly make it li ox pecul hat
tho rights lo be acquired bv iho Untied
Hta es shutlld beclearlv ttollned.
Hnoiild tho soverelgnte or lhe,o Idanda
lie Iramrerred to ilia United "late, tho
present givcrnment would, as a In i er
ot course, ta allersedc I by, or at leait bs
atilijmttftt to, tho fedorst au liorny ofthts
country.
In Ihu convention you miy rnakn you
aroauluorlxod lo provide, In Iho ainplost
manner, for tho iHouriiy of In livl luat
prnerty ai hoi I at tho Unto ot
tlio tinnsfer ot Iho sovereignly, but tho
reservation of iiolliloat right, or prlvi
loirei In behalf of In llvlduaU woultl be
Ineomlitetit with Iho polltloil imwer
which li la propoicd to vest In the United
Hlalea.
I Itaio gnol reason to lielleve tint some
of the leading ioworat,f I'.urolio would
ho very unwilling to see thci Mndwloh
Islandl Ivcomo a pirt of Ibe Uullid
M alia, an I, If an oiqiortunliy occarred,
would endeavor to defeat any ueg illation
rr thai ptirKM. 'I hli c ii.iderallon and
others mako II linporlant that you ahould
tiring It to a cluso asoxeditluuly as
liosslble.
Hecrebtry Marcy aald, Hi ills letter
dlsipprovlng tils treaty, that the
United Htates would receive the trans
fer of the aovsrelgntr of the lalanls,
with all the usual nod proper pro
visions relating to the exlitlug rights
and Intereitiot the people, but would
not goai far In Iho milter of nnnultUs
and Inorporotlou as a ila'u as the
treaty lovlded.
This b t of dlplomi'.la lilitory Is In.
toreitlng as showing the vlowi of an
nbluslatinmaiiof Ills day on tho llcy
of annexation n opposed to a ) rotuc
torste for the lUn Is, and the theory of
preventing Hawaii from becoming an
npaiiilugH of uny government other
III in Urn Unite I Hiatal. Front prison!
ludlcatloiuthese views are shirol by
Ihu foremost ct our ustlonal leaders
toJay.
IliMllltNlA MIII-0li:t.
During n recent vjyairo from Japan
toHan I'raniltjo, the itoimer City ot
l'ekliumet wllli an ncclJent which
csuiej her to tois ah, ill on the waste
of waters lor saviral days, having no
other means of golnt; aheil than her
alls, aud the winds wire not always
propltlou. Tho rot which connect!
thoicrew propeller with tho piston, by
a ime uoaccountab'o means had broken
where it toulJ not be nacbed, In tho
"alcove" or sheath In which It moves
forward and backward Into and out ot
the wator, aud which Is nomsarlly
watertight.
These events aru hsconlng quite
common of late and are the cause ot no
little dlscuisloti. All l'.ngllsh electri
cal loiirual pduts out that the accident
which ncently be'ell the steamship
Umbrla through the aracklii; u! her
propeller abaft, and the heroic oflorts
on the part of her englneors, led to the
conclusion that the Atlantic liners
are not milllclenlly equipped will,
appllamos for grappling Willi such
coutlugeui'lis, and It Is probable that
eleitrlc.il toola will honcefortli come
Into general mo on board ocean steam
ers. It Is pronounool Iniposiiblu to
carry a well-wiulppe I engineer's shop
on bjsrd such veisels, aud, moieover,
ordinary machine tools otntiot roidlly
hu moved about and applied In rou
tined spaces. Hince every large
steamer Is now supplied with olcctrlo
light machinery It would bo easy to
carry thucurnnt lo any corner of the
ship, no mailer how remote or
cramped It might be, and utilize It
for actuating tools run by electric mo
tors. It lalurlhir shown that a porta
ble electric drill could easily have been
used for boring the hoka In the Urn
brU's shall and that tills ooull have
been dono In one-flflhof the time that
was occupied In making the ri pairs
The utility and readlmi of Ihise drills
lilullyaud luleristlitgly shown and
cirtalnly the matter Is well worthy of
rotitpt attention.
The Hpree accident was Ibe most
serious one of recent date. As until
Iho limit broke and being released Irom
the restraining power of the impeller
went lo pounding the bottom of the
ship so furiously that a big hole u a,
soon made and tho wuter rushed In Hi
torrents. Wry few leoplr, Including
thuio who have seen It, rellxo wlut u
mighty strain theru li upon that p ice
of mechanism which transmits the
power of the euglue to the means of lo
coinotlon Hi the riarj and wheu eiiJ.
tlouly dlsconnoctel lu the midst of Its
work by bnakajo or otherwise, It mint
besooiithllK terrible, something that
can be described only as tho furies un
leashed and holding destructive sway.
If Titnudvlco to boll the drluklu
water biforo using It cuu be followed,
It constitute! n lull compliment tu lln
water. In soruo localities instead ot
bring boiled em J water Uisern-s to be
Irled,
Is Tiim strict wluur going to ktip
up all summer?
The Hotel Temnletnn i. opjiwl
Temrleflqtiarr, Tilhlne O ftlces, Ugle
tDlnU of Interest In Hslt Lake t lly. 1
Tiik CULI.rv, rl. C I.wH'.f rrrIt!"
lor. Half blockirom 1-..1 Ofllce. 4 doors
from I'ullman ticket i file, Main Ht
Itatei $X(W ir day. Vpccfnf Ixal
Haiti.
Hilt lrtkt'i blv, now hotel l The
Kntiliford. Homelike, iloiaut, ceu
tral and reasonsl le
Till! WiiitK Hofar. Again under
good msusgeinrnt, Jlr. '. ' rodlech
having returned irom California aud
aken charge, with ulir holelnisn
M, V, Uermo as msnsger.
To my frlemli and acquaintances, I
have lolten charge of the Arcade Ilea
(limit, No. in Main Hlnet, and will
le pleated lu mi el all my old friends.
Jawii lll.swoolil .
To Hie lAiUta Onlr.
Wo have an immeme Hue of ladles'
skirls from 01 cents f) It icb. Will
make tremendoui reduction on any
you select.
I'ioi le'h L-(i itaiii n Co or,
; an I U, Main street.
Webtr(Uraaa('rMk)C at, IMS. Main.
All kinds ot Coil, IS9H. Main.
Jin klnr ll..rl.l MM- llemilal li.
Cosaelt tin, impiriel
ChamlcrUlu Midlclnn Cu,of I)i
Moines, Is an Iowa manufacturing
institution and one In which tho mi
ll i nb, of the Hate look iiihih with ride.
Chamberlain's Cough Itemedy has
Ucomu national In reputation niit
now u in nearly every houieholl I )
the statu an 1 throughout the great
west, Iti merits are beriming estab
lished In all Kirta of Amirlca. Tor
ale by V.. C. M. I. Drug Dept. d&i
,,;a
These figures present the numle
I'hollliaot Dr. lilin'a New Dlscuvnj
fur Consumption, C'oujlis and ColJ
which were tola In tne United Htatei
Irom Marih, '01, or Match, 'OS. T.
Million, rwoHunlred and Iweuly
Light Thottsaud Hlx Hundred au
Kovinty-Twobollleaaolt In hub yenr,
ttttJiacliand every Iwlllo was solJ oi
a positive guarintie that money woul
uenfuiidid If satl.fsctory rrsulti tli
ot lollow Its use. The secrtt of lb
ucceisli plain. It never dlsspiolitii
ud can iiluajn le defended on as Hit
ery best remedy lor Coughs, ColJs
tr. Irlrr.oiit! and $1.11). At A (
'iiiitli &(' Drug Hi irn fl
II Tnoli Tretlble, Hut He l.el.ll.
Ataiut two or three months no I
purchased from you a tiottle of Chain
lerlaln'a (,'ough Itemedy, ut up In
Dea Moines, Iowa, Hurli good results
wero obtained from Ha u,e that I
enrlote one dollsr and nik Hut you
send tne twn Umiesby ixpre-s J, A.
Hckivk. 18 U Mill HI., New Vork
City. To 11. II. I.me, Drugttlst,
I'reksklll, K. Y. Mr. Hcrlven Is l res).
drill of in e of tho lirgeststilrt factories
In New Vork, and wltely known lu
business tlrcles. When trouble I with
n coM kImi this remedy n trial and,
like Mr. Hcrlven, you will want It
ehenagtln In need of such a moll,
cine. M cent loltlia for sale by 7. C.
M. I. DruirDeit d'1"
SaltUkbTiieatreI
tilts. 8. lit ttrnv - ltaioi.il.
Two Perfornincet only. Tliurtday and
Friday,
K13U. j: and -j i.
'Ilrrsliel, nm."
1 be funoteil n.ao of our tin 0 "
"Ant. Ibtrv's enlr a few et Itieui left."
1 lie Herrrll nruti ot llo-tcra Kareo Comedf,
MR. !.
FRANK Sb.
DANIELS '.--AND
HIS BIG GOMEOY CDMPA14Y.Z4 PLAYEHS
(U hlch in 1n if Mi Itilo frtioot n 1 Ih i
Jitirn um n I ttt dunrcTiTi I to Miicrs lulf)
lOHM 2lb)fuonItbf aiii-annyftin-ci,
JDJEZ.. lAVSJ"
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l-l'-l llr. ltill.n-l t Mhlelnliiil
r in, r, Hu, ml flarllliiir en rlnltleel
liimi, ili,elilenll lll vltiiiM
liemlu n rlsliiul lil'Ul I xlrlif mil
IrllT.in u,,ir,i.
1 rtee , j, TS, 1 CO. 8sl of tests beg at
Tnetilsr, tropin.
irrn i iiwi stut. ihimam . J.
Our I i or stoi a 1 onipatiy to ibo society
PERIL, or.Lovont Long Brnnoh
The !'. lea Trltitelt. Hits Kata Keonl, an,J
JlilaJt llyle. All etar M ecltllr
o In Cum lien
XO o lllaIOv 1 O o .
J fix RYJO, Xj A X
roll Tr.HAI. HITUIIITY,
At lies-oil ,1 a llatis. l'arllei dfslrlosr la Imp.
r iw miiiuy tan tin su wllliout publicity lluil.
m is tlnvily i rivslo. t
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I UK ham:.
iTi",ir"r,il'rr'.iiiiiM lANnnetr
()f I rwliam City. Ilniler Lullletlion
V.IIH, ilealapxllniswita 1 i er eem lnterel,
or ex lianae li r tlsll 1 real estate, la lolt
lo ,un I u,. l..r A. 1o , Hriliaut lily,
inn est
TAMt.
E.B.SCHTO
WHO 00S i
GENERALVDANKINO DnSWESS
AT HO., UO MAIN STHKKT,
lOfpotUt ll Co co ), smf
PAV8 INTEREST ON DEPOSITSo
tlSUUI ISO! aCCOUIl.
STATE BANK
OF UTAH,
Ceeseee 1fli and fmtk Ttmplt
ilrlitl, S ill Lot! ll'r
OMieltnl, - gttlOO,000
Mur,,l,.., - Bd,000
llfnta J (lilir, I'remlsBt.
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II turn M wsus, isttusr,
DintcTORs:
Jote.ru r.auiT it,
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his e. Ilnanis.
raevttr. TUUI
It II line a
seascsallLAwsov.
Mirnitv. i Lamm
I'll I LOT. rtaainoaru,
ants StOSftll,
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r Osisterelal tklc tnotttti
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UTAH COMMERCIAL
AVU
Savings Bank,
fl-l.tr LAKH CITT.
Onnltat, - - $200,000
Surplus, - $40,000
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
His Pir Cent. Inlsrstt Paid on Ssvlngi
fJtpotlli, Compounded Four
Tlmsi a Year.
siCKrt, ejvriMi amirs ion hub
AT TIIM IUSK OH AST CUT
ITM AOt.fTS.
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rsiscu AsttsTaoao, r. W. Uiesia,
lis Jos. a. ItloaaaDl, T. XT. Xlusbsci.
UuLlvaa Boosars, Tnos W Jaas aus,
Ctcta II. liitnr, nitcii uclaiiaa.
At, C. OCMHlhOS
tllRfUL iiilM BUk,
- "i"' Snlt Lnko City -, -
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l. K nltOii-rtosl ltaivnvr Jobnn.Uon
1 pflUDifdnin htinl-tl
John w. UoHiti-'AV, Cnbir.
yELLS, FARGMJQS
BANK,
SALT LAKE CITY, - UTAH.
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trr,.frionibf).riLctiilci ici cf llif 1 mini
Matei tin 1 Mjm,.(t. nti.1 at) l-ninU nn tr. lrl(lo
(oL Uinekttrrof rnttit rvh.UUIv In the
prianptlrititss o( tht World. Si erul atlcn
ilnK ten totht t linn or urei md Idi Iwm.
Adrincta idkiIo tn con tiff am etna fct lom.t
rit,
I ttirultr tlcnt on rlrtn in rnlirrlif.ni
thrfluci'oui luii nctiiJ. tnd mJJomirj lerri
tcrtv. JVccoBDta iulintd
J, K. Doolt, Ctihltr.
TritroRn iroomurr, ceoiom civvo.
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Cat 'ri- titifl f 9
MS SAlGS BANE
TKUST COMPANY,
Nos. I and 3 Cast Tempi Stret
BJLT LAKKTtTr, UTAH,
Ebtaduiiicd1S7S. JnoortroniTSDlBSS
DinKOTOUO.
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JO III-H r, Fulfil, UKiKtiB HrfXOLDI,
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T. (1 WKH1IIM, ruiSCl M lAUkri.
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nidrit HKvlnc Itank In I lti. wttfc
dpaj4lt Krlr lli Mil otLoti rm
blMd.
-6lTETr UK TO I IT llOIII tOM CllTT.
t ttloi t Pc rout i a i IB? lan.froBi MM if,
1 rtrf tvad a4 Inlrraal alio wad l S preot par
nnuin,coDipoBi.dail Unt Uroattyaar. Cor
rcipondanM iollcted,and any aama forwardal
tf eonniry drpoiiioia twafaU atuadad lo.
Deseret National Banli
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
raid as capital, ' aoo.oao 0!
aarulus, (aoo.ooasv,
DinEoronai
u a. HILLS, rriudtnl
llotasTiuicaia, W JVssHsr.'
W. H . mrt a,
1, IL llaaam
J. T. LtTILB.
J U. UnLSa.
Jikss Slltsr.
JIK9BV lUMIVOODaT
rx H. iiaay,
T. w. jiseiaos.
uinaoa Uousar.
J. U. Wlaosa.
B. U. ELPasPoa.
U a. Tooao, Coima-
Rtctlies Deposits Payibla on Domiil,
fuylnaJ jrillt Extnangt a A'es J0, 5s
aa.4e, Chitoic SI teals. OatoU, IVeesja
eiall UsI'ilarljial IVIimI CUIm.
Han- lais Dssosii vasitj, tb,oiu: bo.
(Iss aa Crsrrool. UtaUP lolusirjltr.
F mmm k rro. I
sS S O 0) O QI9e -o'"s"" R
nw"ii.n . Special Drives in H
Novelties of. i inri. H
NEW SPRING SILKS I
nxxci 233roQ Groods. H
TO-MORnOW WE PLACE ON SALE A LARGE INVOICE H
OP SILKS AND DRESS GOODS. H
Our Own Importations. Enclusivc Dcsigna. H
Prices Lower than ever bclorc for EquaJ Hj
Qualities. B
lor Xtic yanl Cnlorrtl 1'onsres, Wnsh Mhi, T," ilri s,lit nil lite Irml- H
luff sirrel ninl cltltlns: colors H
for T.-.fl jnr.l llrocmloil S itim In '11 altitiles, tvort'i it !', Hl
I 'or T.Vjurct tiiniiery llke, iiot'inlllitiil n.-orliiienl, .HI lu, nltlc, Hl
Koatl talnr for tl.l. U
Colored l rrie ilc Chine for cirttltiK ueir. lliilnbiw MiaillliK) Hie 19
KllistKml. At l-pecltl I'llerallila utrlt. KM
for 70c nt Check Sitttliiga, lulu, I,I,-, iott t (I.I.-.. H
I lorjl (Mljiir.lClmiMeul.leN, rKr, t'J In ul.le, north !l ..I".. fH
for i 1,0,1 yirtl l'ln I ot it Oonl, I'JIn utile, worth tl.,-,0. H
I Wo tiro bIiowIiik tho Most Clognnt Assortment of Importod eH
I Slnglo DhESS PATTERNS over brounht to this city. H
j Now Spring Suits In tho Lntost Stylos, iBI
Kor 1 0(1, .. "(I, )7.D1, Noieltlca In l.inllis' Wolitt ami Umiipen, 83
i.rritinaiiiiii). mim
Tor .t .-,0 Lit. lies' I Incil nllk W.tl.tt, unrlli 4.1,7.",. jHH
lor i:.-.c 1-eillr-. I liiutieleltc Hulit., north ode. HH
Tho tialanco or our WINTER CLOAKS nro titlll bolng cloaoo HI
out rorrnrdluss of cast or v.iluu. 'iHI
BOVS" JIOTl-lJTV TriVl'V. H
Don't ml 33 this opportunity of buying Boys' Suits at tho fol- 1081
lowing Spoclnl Prlcos: Xfln
AI l nojloja' Stills, cholre ot II nitlcrm, itoreaulil from f.'.BO lo iflV
Al 'J ill llu)a' Hulls, cltolro of I I'.itteni-, were tolil from i.l 'JS to SaB
Mi'l.K'i Hois' .kiilla, choice of ll iiitlirm, eie aotil from tel.OI) to aiBi
ir, oo lB
AU.I III) llti)a' Hnlla, cltolie of II iniltcmi, Mere tolil from 91 SO lo 7aH
MI..-.Q. " IffS
SHOE l121'uVl.''J'Mlr::rX
lloducoil from $4 oO to S2.C0. 11
t!.'0iiilril,iiillri'l'rineli Dnntnli, 1(1,1 Iltittoti Mtoet, In Upcm unl ilH
Coiiimoii Senee Uials, 11,11. I) ulilllia, till sires. 'ijH
Vlttrh'llloolllora tlel)lll 11 Hoc, I'JitiiS, tl.00 Al
IhllilrrnSMioes.ales.'tii H,7o. . ilfaB
II,),' Coif eo-.l linn on shoes, aires Hlo 1 1, it '-.,, Vlto'l, )l ,"() ,R1
. F.AUERBACH A lJR.' ffl
MUST HAVE ROQI i .
FOR K
Hem Spring Goods, B
In consoquonco of which wo shall contlnuo iBfl1
to soil our tfljK
MR WLB COST, I
-.OUR BOYS' and CHILDREN'S DEPT-- 3
Is Ovorstockotl with OVERCOATS ULSTERS anil REEFERS H
and would rathor havo tho monoy at thl3 tlmo -1
of tho yoar than tho coocls, so shall H
SELL THEM AT COST. jH
milM GIvi'M Inn nu Ojii-tniilt,v o hnv is 3Iuoy. tB
A Boy's Fine Cape Overcoat sold formerly for $7.80, fl
---J?ppyJQW $3.87. fl
CHIliDUES'S KILT SUITS AY YOUR OWN l'KIOE. H
Children's Jersey Suits Below Cost. H
tor N. B.- Ladlos who havo novor takon advantago of
purchasing Clothing for tholr Chldron from us, wo opoclally WM
Invito to call and Inspoct our lino and got prlcos and wo will H
mako a customor of you.
01, 0.7, OS 3d' I n Street. H