Deseret evening news. [volume], March 24, 1893, Page 8, Image 8

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DESERET BYBH1HG HEWS,
I, irlrtr. sinsrli jiTum
IRAUMCMS.
i RoprnlNTKinKNT "W Knnrn of . t
M. I. says that Institution will bo closed
tomorrow (Saturday) till 2 js m
Tun Thlr 1 district court will 1h In o.
Ion tomorrow morning, ami Judgo ane
I vrlll lhten to tho usual Haturilay motions.
Ir Loraloe Mcliolls, who recontlv ar
rived In thin city from Ijl, 1 nf-lanil,
will call st this olllcu ha can obtain a
I letter addressed to hlin.
' Astoici the raclflo coast pension men
tlonol by a NashliiGton dlstatcli as
granted on March Slit, 19 ono to John
Uoldthalt, Halt Lako Lily.
I O Monday lat John I Cralmor, o(
Ogden, waa granted a relent on a new
perforating inachluo which bo baa lu
' Tented.
A MAnnlAOf. lleenao kn I een Issued
by tbo county clerk to John William
Jones of I'ocatallu and Louie -Mllla of
Centervillo.
i 11,0. nntiAUi lliorsnnwnod Welsh
evaUKollatarrhedlti town yesterday, on
hla way to California, and will rtinaln
two weeks, llo will reach hla flralsor
man In this city next Hiwday moniinR at
ltor. T. C lllira church.
Yuitliii.ai'ii llocky Jfomifufn Xtut of
Denver, wlilih la tiring circulated on our
street today, baa an exhausllvo artlcla
regarding tho Trana-Mlslsslp I con
gross. 11 la worth reading and rememb
ering aud wewllllnaao inoro oitondcd
mention horeafier. It la a good juiier to
buy audaend l.a.1.
AMUM.MKMS.
BoTiiEnM'a bai K opened out Tory
briskly Hill morning and Ibers la
every Indication of the three nights'
eason belnK a alrong success
Tub Uwritrc MltUTitri-s' two
benellt rformaucra to the Deacret
hospital cloeed last evening lieforo n
Tory fair audience, Thcro waa an Im
provement noticeable III tho Tarloua
numberr, especially In Mr. Dalllti'a
part of the program. The cienses
were nultu heavy and the net amount
for the hoapllal will not be ai heavy aa
hoped for, though It will be enough to
3 really aid the imtltutlon. Mr. V. V..
ohnion diatrvee the credit for man
aging and working the aflalr to a aut
g ceastul Issue.
i Pilot'. IUNU' choir present" the
t, cantata of Joseph In tho Pweutletli
F ward this evening.
TilKlIowrMJi club renderi the parlor
' comvily liTcuing Drees, by v. 1).
llowelli, In the Congregational ihurch
tailor this evening, fliete will also
le several muilcal numbers.
Irisli-Amerinns.
Thonewlyorganlied Irish-American
aociety met lait ulght and elected the
following ofllcen: 1'rtsldenl, J. II,
, Murphy; llrit tIco prceljenl, William
O'Lcary; recond vlco-i realdenl, 1. P.
JUan; third vlce reeldent, Michael
Collins; recording eccretary, William
Jl.O'llrlen: flnanolal aeeretary; John
C. Kelly; treaiurer, K. (1. U'i)onnell,
aergeant at-arras, J. J. Ulraeon; exeiu.
tlvo committee, Messrs. Ilurke, O'ila
liony, ltenaon, Canllou, Ureonnnand
Maloney. The society will hold lla
next meeting on April tin.
STILL DIGGING DEEP DOWN."
Third Day of the Ioqalry Concerning
the U. S. Commissioners.
MOVIlt OS Till. iini1S STAM).
A I'rclly I title Arratigrnifiill ou
Coins to Jit an I I'll (Jo
to lou.
Yrttcrday nlternoon'a Invrallgatlon
before tho commlttte t pointed by the
udge of tho Territorial Huprcme court
lo Inqulro Into tho charges ngalnit
Commissioners Martin and Mover u
entirely devoid of anything approach
Iflg tho sensational element, nnd
afforded Lut Ilttlo entertainment for
the crowd of spectator assembled In
tbo Third dfilrlct courtroom. The
JJrws report doted with the exami
nation of II. A. Toy m in, Jr, whose
evldenco referred almost wholly to
Hobbaandthc"mystcilous"recelpteald
to have been given hi in by Commie.
loner Martin upon tho aettlcnunt of
the iase In which he had figured aa it
defendant, on the oonilalnt of Mies
J.va Walklnt, With tho litllmony of
.'avium and one or two wlltirmn In
the litno line the catu agalntt Mr,
Martin cloeed, and both aldva reeled.
Lata In tho afternoon thocaaeajalnit
Coninilialonvr Moyor waa proceeded
with. When It waa oalled, however,
Judge Judd (Mr. Mover' couneel)
Intimated that lie waa hot iullo realy
logo on, a lie dielred llrat to coniult
with hla client. IVrnllnlon to dothla
waa given, and a a quailir of an hour
afterward Judgo Juud waa rcpared to
procctd.
Thereupon Mr. Mayer went upon tho
wltneea aland, nnd ttated that lie waa
appointed n Hulled Htatea commie
loner In June, 1801. Hlnco thattlmo
hu had docketed 11)30 civil catca and
about SU criminal caeei,
rhon tho criminal docket waa taken
up and II waa learned that nil flma
collided In criminal cnii had lieen
paldrlnce the Inveatlgallon wae In
atlluted. He elated that lie waa told
by other commltelonera thai thtlr cut
lorn was t) wait until thotlluea
amounted to oinothlng and then turn
it all over Inn lump.
Mr. Ilurd nextexnmlncdMr. Mojer
with refrrence to thto ciuea, until Hint
of the 1'eople ve, William Hammond
wae reached. In thin action the de
fendant wae charged with auolI.uii.iln
the examination of which the commit
loner could only alt aa a committing
Inagtitratr, hut hu waa, found guilty of
a mledemeanor and fined J23 and
coela. .Nothing Trrj damaging to tho
commtulouerdeTeloj ed, and an ad
Journmint waa taken till tlile uiornlug.
1Ul)A'a I.NQUIIl.
When tho hearing waa jntumed at
10 30 thia iia'iiilii, Joiunil.loutr
Muyer again went upon the wllneae
land and waa further Interrogated by
Attorney Kurd III reference tutunlry
enlrliaonhla criminal docket In the
matter of feea and fee bill. It wae a
lery dry proceeding, and revealed
uollilng of any articular moment.
CommlMloncr Mojcr temporarily
teppvd down by requcit, and 1.x
Dr) uly Manhal Jou lluili waa re
FREED FURNITURES
I CARPET C01PANY
H ao, as, a j, aa, as r.. 'xuiiw no oxjr.
I : Bash -Easij Paument
H ' 4
1
It Will Be lo Your Interest to Visit This Maiifflotli EstaWisliiiieit.
1 1 FREED FURNITURE & CARPET CO.,
H From 30 to 38 E. Third South St.
I
called and queallonej by Judge Iioof
bourow, who atked 3omo evidence
baa been adduced here It the effect
thatthoman Jlobtia ahowed n taper
which I uriHirttU to le a fort of recti! t
from Mr. Martin. Do you know any
tlilngabout any audi pipet?
Wltmaaaaldhodld n t.
(J Did you over take any lucll
I ar from Air. Martin to Hobbe?
A I did not.
tl Aa I underatand It you got 2'o
front llobb to tako to the woman
Walk I n?
A Yea.
i And wan thero any receipt given
by tounelf oranylwdy elio tollobbf,
to far aa oil know?
Wltncueall no.
Attorney Cannon What waa thafS
that your recolted foir
A. For my trouble.
(i. In connection with what?
A. Well, I uppoeo hunting llobbi
up. 1 am pretty certain that there
waa no money aid lo mo at IheCullen
hole).
A. ll.Hlbl), a collector of accounle,
waa then tailed and In amwer tu Mr.
Hal Iwln raid ho had aerved a number
of uinmontea from (JommUaloner
Mattln'a court. The arrangement waa
that in tho coiti camu tit wIIium
houll lie ald at the raloof $2 for
every eervlct.
( How nhout Mr. Martin's coitt?
Wlttueaaald ho did not know any
thing about that.
). Hupiooyuii dIJ not win anr of
the cB'ra, who aa to j ay theooeti?
A. There waa no auppoeitlon about
It. I alwayaolalmrd$Jand got It In
moat cane. I would not take le
Judiioilowal Did Mr. Mirtlu aik
you to?
WltiiMi No.
tj DU you ever e rvo any p.pere
with the lindentandlug that you
ahould not charge anything for It?
'Vlturti anaererod In the negative.
(uettlonr.l by Mr. 1 Intel aa to
whether Mr. Martin ever paid lilm In
advauci, hi fore the ciae waa decided,
the wllmeauld ho might have done
ao In ono or two Inetanoua, but he could
not romemher them.
Mr. Mojer again took tho ttand and
Mr. Ilurd took up the exaiulnatliu of
the commlealoner'a civil docket C'ouii.
el waa roceedlng to ijueallon him
very closely and tharpl In regard lo
ono of the caaes entered thereon,
when thn WIlnoM Jumped up from
the chair, an I wall a dl.pt iy of
Tlrlucuilndlguatlou and tame warmth
of feeling aald 1 can bring twenty or
thirty attarneyaand othort, If nreda l,
who were prieent, and who can teatlfy
aa to what took place.
Judge Judd otjoctod to itieatlona
being lit by couueelto the Wltntie In
nliialuuatmg way.
Mr. Marthall (of tho committee)
pointed out that Mr. Moyir win there
lu the character, ao to apeak, olan
unwilling wltneea.
Judgo Judd lie liaa thown no tin
wllllngneaa to anawer yet. lie lias
been jut on the wltno-n aland aa u
I arty whoeo conduct la being luvuetl
gated and liaa anawcred every quri
tlun iromptljr and openly, na It hue
Inen tut. I Juit want my client
treated fairly I y counacl.
Mr. Varlan Did other cotutulailon
erairactlceh foioiou?
Wllneei Vee.
( Ion lurge extent?
A. -Su;Mr. Martin hai.
liaa U.iiimleiloner llcotb prao
Ileal lu your court?
A. ca.
tj. To a largo extent?
A. Well, to quite a largo extent.
(2 Have you practiced In their
courla, too?
A. 1 have practice I In Mr. llootli'a
court and Mr. Martln'a mora t arllcul
arly. (. Hothatyounolf, Mr. llootli and
Mr. Mattlu Interchanged lu each
olhet'a coutl?
a y..
Q ! that tho general practice?
A. Well, the irlnolpul I art of tho
catea I brought I had lu Mr. liooth'd
court.
Mr. Ilurd Haven't llootli and Clftiy
had utwarde of 4110 taaia on jour
docket?
A. I could not toll you at all oil
hand. 1 What U your lmprealon?
A. 1 can guoia at It, that la all.
Mr. llaldnln How have tlioau catea
been genirally decided?
A. I cnunot tell olMiaud.
(J tjan you tellua before Ihla Invca
tlgalloitla through, or do you decline
to do It?
A. If tho tommltteo I mutt
look the matter up I will do to, Lut jou
have, aa 1 undetitand, made uu exam
ination of Ihebookyourtelf. That will
how,
Mr. Varlan-Whatdldjou do wltli
the bond and bail moneya paTJ to Jou?
A. They wont Into my banking
account,
(J And when tho tlmo came to re
turn It you ut took tho money out
again?
A. Yc
IJ H It wai mlujluj with jour
own fund.?
WltuoMOtaented.
Mr. Ilurd then look the witneit In
detail through vatliui civil caara trie J
beloie hint from time to time. Ill that
of Wlneetelu va. Djggle, In which
llootli and (Jray reireteuttd the
plaintiff, It transpired that no teatl
mouy waa taken down In writing on
the mH of thu plnlnlHI, for whom tho
Judgment of the court waa reudered.
Mr. Ilurd Uu what uvllenca did
you render that JuJgment.
Wltno) enld he eould not remember,
eelug that eome two yoAre had elajiacu
Ini o the trial of the care.
Inthocaau of Archer o. Hancock,
alio tried lu Commlaalonir Moyer'a
court, Itapiiurolthutthe plslgtlll wae
fornurly ouiplooi In thu law cltloe of
llojth .V. Uray, and had eenuJ mm.
nionet lor Muyvr. lo Judge lluwat
wllneia aald Hint ho allowed Archer f .'
for each service of thu pa ore
Juditmeut III the Arclier-llaucock
caao wae entered on the leadlnge.
Mr. Ilurd Havojou ever eollcllol
Iromanj merehaut In town or ollur
(tople, tlrniiorroriorutloni?
A. I will anawer that "(," with
n mudllluatloii. I have ajllclted UinI
ne. Illce any otlu r attoruej ,
(J, Have jou uotgonet niercbatita
and ottiera and aollcited their claims
for coll.otlon?
A Yei, air, that Is true aa an at
tome).
t And have) ou not doue It with
the understanding or rn.ru inent that
tiulrts you collected lt)ou would make
no rlii-gii agalntt them?
A. I may Imvo donu that with
meicliaiilaand lndUlduula Yen.
Judi,u Judd 1 lieu, Mr. Hurd. do
yui mean toay that n niHti taunot be
a tomnilMlouer and a practising attor
ney ut the samu time?
Mr. Varlan Did you havo any
agnemrut with other rommiatlonera
and onlceri lu regard lo tulla brought
III that way that they should not ay
ai JtoeU iimlir ivrtalu clrcuniataucu?
Mtneet onu whatever.
Mr. Ilurd Uld you over dran a
oomplalnt In your ow n court?
JW( rl
HiBltcstofill n Li-vcning Power Laic t V 6 Gov't Report
I V'Wsg! Powder
ABSOiaJTEiy TORE
Wltneea eleclarrtl that he had never
donoauch a thing.
In let Iy to other questions, Mr.
Meyer declared that he had never
retained a much a a nickel out of the
ten received for the eervlce of aura
monera. Attorneys had teen III tho
habit of eomlug to his cfllco looking
after Luilnesf, or clients. This wae
usually thu ractlec, though, among
) oung attorneya who lud ooino "fresh1
to thu city.
JuJ'ge Judd It Ian Weatcrn custom;
1 never saw It until I camn here at
torneya going around tollclilug busl
ness.
Mr. Ilurd I think It's a slander on
thu profession generally to say It Is
done here.
Mr. llaldwln Is there ono lawyer
out of fllty In this city who goea tutu
your ofllco soliciting business?
Mr. Moyer did not wish his remark
to nly lo the general body of Salt
I. ike's lawyers, but chiefly lo young
attorneys ou Ibclr arrival lielf.
At 1.30 tho lourl adjourned till
2 p. in.
WITHIN OUIl GATES.
K. It. Itldgley, an all-round rustler
ofUgdeu, came down today and la
busying himself with matters and
things pertaining to tho session of thu
rraus-Mlsslssli 1 1 Congrtu which
takes placo at Ogden next mouth.
David Kay, one of the most prom
inent business men of Ogden, dropped
In ou us today and ai usual made him
If slrlclly at homo and quits
agreeable
Hon. J. Ij. Hrr..ii, Utah's Dale
gate to Congress, nlurued from tbo
reeneof Ilia protptotlvo Itbora yesttr
day, looking aa well as before ho went
awaj,
W. h. Maaliinl" nnd James X.
Kimball, two limbs of the law whoso
promluinoo aud ability are reoognliod
and admitted, camu down from their
stamping ground, Ogden, and hied
them to the Kuuttf ird.
Charles Auer, u iongtlrao nnd re
spected clllien of Halt Lake, who liaa
been rusticating ou tho coast for several
weeks, his returned Improved In
health and arlrlls.
J. 0. Walts, otiutJr of Idaho, Idaho
t'lty; llobrrt Campbell, member of the
Idaho legislature, of Clayton, Idaho;
C. W. Urten of Hie laud ulllco at
Washington, D. U , aud I.. W. Hhurt
111!, cf Ogden, are at tho Cullen.
IIOTKI. ai HU lbs.
Tux rilLcx 1 itey, Oinabai John II
(lordoD Tooele J W -4 MMecotton I roro
J wrtnlorn, lotlni TT lliHrhln.on, lltUu
(1 1) Slsrs. fc.vana.oii. M .n 1 J J llenleriuunl,
JjeoTsrl ll P eelKiart Uuiemsu, Mont. , J a
lluckelt and wlfi., (luiiibis eihloj II A llow
insb.UjrJsa) (1 K blis-lfer, etooa City.
fun Khl-tsiosu r I) fowler, Hotei-leia.
tltsl.l Ibos a Joavi M ..aula M.nli It l,
llridsmai.Lllratoi Jul Ussar, HI liou; It
H Wbiie Jr tt alter l Utiek Jibs lir.ile
Iivlek. Near lorki J I: rionev, aaUm. tltugl
allld, hsmssOlIT, itoiH I, Slaalatiia J
MltWI It A 1 il. linden. BUI. Ilo.,
Oinalis, thai II lionotltrt aid wite Jll'ar
larlandwlle New lurk, Irtla freneb, llllis
l"reneri,tl A I loliaMaon, tlockrcrt tllattrc.l
I'siv He, UilcasotlnoQ stCanlr,MuiDesKilla.
It. en loei.rr ami wife Alias AI r II arbloea
r, Jh.a I ill a "ireal, Uhlrssoi J II Mel all,
eaii rrincl.co tt' n llrjraii, laa leu J W
Talor, Iwne.r. W Iltrek, New telki Wilon
hoiile, wite and son, Uocbfslcr. N YlJ W
Whlllet.nlulte, (I MllowirO nifa an I son.
Itiinalo.N l)faHVfrersail.lle,litulursbl
Unit ( llii.li, Sir. i,siiilli, leoris Ilia n
U Ua n, Jr Near lerk, K W lionaUa an I
wife, (l i Kei helr and wife. Ueottfri 1 It
llekarl. New tora Itiu flln. i, Tnn.ni
Kelrnam ant wife, Ihleaso; la-i r ttblt
nay, Newuik UJ MeCabe, eeallle, Wssbt
rlbur Clonieuu, el. Luiue) UU enei, t J
Wllstork, 111 ai-o
XlXlkTUP.
llntnur - t Moroni, Uareh II, 1U, llel-r,
wifnor (I llrauleyi ah waa bora In the
tnwnef ttsrsnre rounlref Kne, stauof New
York, on lbs Itu oar or July, 1911s sbe wsa iba
mother of r urlceo el lldreo, aix boya an 1 eul I
atrial aranl ehll Iren. Hot great irranrlcliild
ren, 111, great great grandcbildreu, ore,
1UIMIOLTT -lyilia Uelnbolty, of ronmaip
rnnotat from (the new) Mnctreotli ward
meet ng lioute buu Ur, at It o cluck. I- rleada
inrileil
ItUTTLC-In tho Milh ward of his rlly,
Msrrlwl lu,of learllsilure. Vlonsii llyruiu
initUe.aoiiot William an I filial eia luillle.
llnwaaburtilnnsltlAkoCltr Slarcb2d 1977
trta funaral will be helot trom ilia eitlri ward
roeallnic houae tomorrow, at 12 noon, t rlenda
ilultnnlal it tr, please eoi y.
Ktep
I Oitod
on
prices
and
styles
lu
footwear
by
watching
our
how-wlndows.
Everything warrauted.
Kpcacer & liyncti Co.
The Leaders In footwear.
Millinery opening and Eastern
pilcis, uvr York Cutlt Blore, oppotllu
I'osiottlci.
SI 00
bohool
Shoes,
Bp oncer &. Lynch Co.
Wo quote luti lollowlog bargains for
tialurda). New York Cam Bl.le, ip.
luslle I'o.uillu.
Nothing
tut
Buoie.
Ur oncers Irjnoh Co
1.1 Matu.
Keep
Iiostol
on
prices
nnd
alylta
In
footwear
watching
our
how windows.
l.vcrylhlug warranted.
Bpi ncer.V. Lynch Co ,
The Icadm in foolniar.
nra.ll r. Ileitis Jlllllnery lUrnrniT.
Saturday afternoon and evening,
March Loth, lovely lmorted koods,
lalo novelties Any goods relcctod
during rrceitlon can be purchased.
ISiouth, Main street.
New (dock Min's, Ladles' and
Children's Hhoes at l.aster Prices,
Near York Cash Htore, Oj potlto l'ost
ofllce.
Tho attention of economics! house
keira Is called to Ihn l.olil lino 1
l'ackigo toffee. It Istliolmt.
11.00.
Hohool
Hhocs.
Bpcncer A. Lynch Co.
Nothing
but
Bhcts.
Bponcer A I.jrnoli Co.
ll!l Main.
Mrs. Burrows' Mllllnory.
Of oiilng uay .Monday, March 27.
Thollutat Millinery ills- lay of tho
season. All the lalrel lmotUtlon.
Nathliig handsomer on be shown In
tho illy.
I.adlta aro cordially Invited
Mis. M. J. llurrows,
18 Main Bt.
10" black Hotln Mutts, worth 75c,
fj -c Now York Cash Hton, oppositu
l'ostotllce.
As an alter dinner ceflee you will bo
I Irnsed with Hold llaml.
$2 00
will
buy
a
Ladles'
HnoBhoc.
Up encer & Ljp nch Co.
leaders In J'lolwear.
Thrto liiiudnd Unlaundrled Hhlrta
worlli iiOp, ul 19c. New York Cash
Htcri, Opposllu l'oatclllie.
PnOVO MILLS CLOTH
Will outwonr nnytlilns In tho
markot.
Wo Mnko Mon'a Suits to Ordor.
Wo nlso havo autock of Roaily-
maclo Clothlnp; on hand.
JOHN C. CUTLER &. BRO.,
3G MAIN STREET.
Your breakfast lablu will not bo com
plito without Hold Hand Cofitc.
Nothing .
but
Hhois.
Hf encer & L) noli Co.
ll!l Mnm.
100 lllack But I ii Corsets, 45 cents.
Nuw York Cath Htorc, opjiosltu l'ost
ofllce.
S00 Ladles' lllack Hoar, While foot,
10 cents. New Yotk Cash Blore, oj
poslte l'oitonlce.
NUTICC TO CREDITORS.
Eitaleof Ilstbsra llothlnei, Ueccsied.
KOTiorji9iiriiriivutKv nr tiikun
oar. sued, ibe a leninlaliator or Iheeilalo
tr Ilartara llefhlnia. deeeoaod, to
tlics credllora or and all irioaa
I avintr eUluia sgalii.t lie aald dceea.e I lo
eafcibii Ihein with. Ilia nere.isry loud era,
win in four inontt a atier Hie nnt I ublicall u
or II la notice totlm aaldalinlilairalor atnia
onice r mn a sit an 1 nil Uoi .uiullon llulldlnr.
ball I ake City, In las Uounty or sail lke
thoiuas 11 1 owls admit Ulrator of lbs
citato or Itarblara llofhlnss, decesied.
listed 31srclt Mrd, irej,
SUMMONS.
In lbs lilalrlct Court in an 1 for lbs Thlr 1 Judi
cal District of Utah Territory, lounly
or ball Lake
HHuinH Larcr. 1 lslntni,
LllaM Csrey. DefcndanL
lie resplo of tl Territory of Ulsti send
ureetina
Tokila.M usrey, Peredsbti
"roU Allr IILItkliy UlEUUIIlt D TO At
X pear In an action bra lent aiialoal you I y
.'bote named I Ian tij. in tbo liutrlct
tourt of tbo Tlird v Jitlelal Die
Ir et of ibe Territory t I uh aud
to anawer the cmDtiblnt Vile I therein
will in ten daystexcluaira or ttH day of trr
vicc) slier II Berries on you of (hi autnnioiia
it .erve I within this county or. It, icrre I out
or line rouniy, but In Ilia datiltt will In
twenty dayel nil erwlao wilbui rorlUlsysor
ludgmentty default will lo taken aitan,-t you,
nccur In g to tl e brnyeror as d eotu) lain.
this aal I artlou la brouabl to bale a dN ree
ot it la court dlaaolving Hie marrluso relat ,n
now exlitloit be ween la ullir an 1 delen lait
and granting 1 lalullfl Keneral rtlcfl I rare I
on Uia ground that for inoro tban ins )oa
uril i nor to ll o comma nieiusnt of llita seuntl
delen lant I aa wilfully nod wllhnnt cau.o do
cried aul abanloned Ihbi l lalntnf, and re
ru ed to again lire trull bin
Au liou arelerebr noliflod tbst If voursll
tosiicjrsud sn.wer Ibe sail corolalntaa
abolfltl tulrod the laid u alnlllt will Ml Iy to
tho c utt for II o roller demanded therein
Unocal, iba lion, th-rlei H ane.Julga,
anlltioiealoftbeln.lrlt.tUourl of tbalnirl
Judcial nutricl, In and lor lbs lerrltorrof
Ulsh thta.ndday of March in lbs yearof
eurloil ot e thuuand eight buudrid aud
"'la'sclt! jr!III- NItV ll M MILIlN.nork
llytlko 11 I uiiHla, Deputy Uerk.
Coin t Cusu, stior&cys lor Is anil
U!2Jj&Ptiwdei:
The only l'uro Crcaa of Tartar l'owder No Ammonia, No Alum
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Staudard
Nothing
lut
Hhocs.
Bponco r A Lynch Co.
151 Main.
Uet your butter, milk and cream
from thu Nclherlaml l'lnu Block k
Dairy Co, tho largest aud best dairy
In tho the weal 1'. O llax filo.
All kinds of Coal, U9H Main.
The fluid Hand I'ACknce Is handsome,
but the ijuallty of tho goods Intldo
tells tlie story.
Persons from tho country visiting
Halt 1 ako City, or Intending tu visit
etalt Like at lunfireuco time, may
ingage a,pnrtmenla in the I'ulmer
block and In tho Culmrr Keunett
lock, by riling lo O K. Ltihner A.
llrcs, at once, giving dates and nuni
tier of rooms required
In.iio.
Mmo llhlne's giand opening of the
flnott llimcf Hiring and Hummer Mil
linery goo la ever exhibited In the city,
(Irani recetlou at thu rhtutcr Mil
llniry 1'arlors, one dcor west of Bait
Lalto'lhiater, Thursday, 1 rlday an J
Haturday next, 1 verybody welcome,
ami courteous treatment extended to
nil. Hours, 10 to 12 n. m , 2 to 8 p. m.
I'rlcca reasonable, aud goods ean bo
urchastd during tbo tecrp'lan
Yoti will lie j leased with Until I'aiul
tITp, 1'or ralo b) all flrsl-clas)
grocers.
Weber (Crass Creek) Coal, IC9 B Main
Ilavn jou tried (loll Hand Collee.
If not you have a geuulua treat In
store.
Connoieur and Lrlcutts drink
field llaml (ofTee
The Hold Hand (YHVii will l always
lu your household after ono trial.
To 111. IJl.tlea
Mrs. Christy, the Milliner, Invltos
the ladlia of the clly tu attend hir
spring millinery mining at her par
lors, .11 west, flntHouthstrect, Trlday
neit, March -till. They will see a
tech of sucti elegance and variety as
was nevtr before shown In tho West.
fluid llaml (olto lea qnlfk seller,
this Is evidence, that It Is iwpilar with
the consumers.
$2 00
will
buy ,
a
Ladles'
I'lnoHhoe
Brcncer A I.tncli Co,
Leadrrs In rottwear.
Uet your AI timet! nf Title at Ibis
Ccuuty Itfcorder'a ifllcc. They ara
inadedlrtctlyfromilieiirlitlnalrtiorila,
Olin 3IIIIIOU lluilars lu linll
Six to 0 r cent.
' CoiWAYtt DtlNNKILlM,
8 Il.om in, Comnurclal Illock.
Do Yon Use the Ate Brand?
o
Most Popular Bnby rood
Known.
Cold on tho can, bottor than
Bold In tho cm
TREE EXHIBITS nil tho Wook.
Look for daily nnnouncomonts
Tomorrow at
E. L. Prloo,
254 MnlnStroot.
E A. Wolfo t Co .
143 W. 2nd South St
J. B. Fnrlow Druu Houso,
Cor. 1st South and Main;
See Our
Can lif
Bought at
Tho Samo PRICE a3 a
Good Cook Stove
soin i)i ail iii at.ru. . , .
THE OLD RELIABLE
Bodbe-Pitte DriJq Co.
Are still at the Old Stand, Cornor Main and Tlril South Slraols
The Largest and Best Stock of Drugs, Chonlcils and Patent MEDI
CINES In tho Territory. Trices Vory Moderate. Everybody osll and
sot ut.
TO BUILDERS
W1ILV OV WANT I.UMIII It, SVSIf, IIOOIIS, HAItD
WAltr. C0M11INAT1ON I LSCU OU IN 1 ACT ANY
TIIIMJ Kl IT IN A 1 I11S1.CI. SS I.UMIII It AD, 111!
SUItU AND CAIL ON
JAMES W. EARDLEY,
625 STATE STREET.
. iWiwt
COATTttfl & SNBLflgOVRjPp. B
W' CLARIONET ', ?XT' ?.l!aA V,t"-0U'R. MANDtflN, DAN10
CLARIONET; In fact snythtng In the Musical Llnet at Lower Prlo.s and on
ueltor Terms than any other firm In tho Western Statot.
COALTER & SNELGROVE, lbs Salt Lake MUSIC DEALER3
I5.0D
BMC THE HUH
01 this advertlsomont wo will paper any room 12 loot by 14
foot and a fool high (or about that slzo) Including sldowills,
border and celling for SO 00. Tudso Wall Papors aro prrlcctly
now and inclndo an itnmcnso vartoty ol beautiful dodgas.
Tlieynro not by any means tho obcapost lapors, Call and
too tho goods.
TdiBmyF
WE HAVE MOVED.
1
Co-no and ooo us In our Elogant Now Storo In
tho McCot nlok Block, 18 W. First South St., Juut Round
tho Cornorjfrom formor location,
MM k Stationery Co.
Duncan M. McAllister, Manager