Deseret evening news. [volume], March 31, 1893, Image 9

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!. . ADJAGENT-fiL!
I , I " Stureli til, IM3.
t, 1 ' J FRAGMENTS.
B I i Tiik Territorial Ho prame court yeilcr
K'l i day afternoon adjourned till April l&lh.
,Sf ' r-.nrsiC.W. I'i-iiiosk Is announced to
M , l address ths Twenty-first rjuoruin of
, ! l.lders at its moating In Ilia MnoioonlS
' H l ! J ward IMi evening, al 7i30.
31,1 Tim law firm of Condon A Nelson, nf
f' thU city, has ln dissolved, an I tho
h V ,' j first named will In fuluro conduct boil
I 1 , nene on hie own account al his old olllco
' j g i In Iho Commercial building.
f f 1 1 ' Tub Roeond quorum of LMire, com
1 II i rioting those rsuJIeK In Iho lint snd
pi Tenth ward, will hold Its tigulir
f,5 , monthly meetlns: In llio Tenth war I
I,. mealing lloueo, Monday OTenlns, Atrll
ft t rd,at?.30.
I?) Tun Tabernacle choir will meet for
J) i i tiracllco In tbo largo Tabernaclo tonight
I J. J i it 7.30, and attend to thq work which
M i should ham been aliended to lait nl it
' lj not their rebennal Inalvertenily
j len broken Into by thoHalvatlou Army.
I j A corr of the law and motion calend.tr.
.Ji) whWiwIllcomoup on iwroinptory call
f brJndteanoneil Monday mornlnit.
H was handed to llio rourt riimrtor of tho
r" ' i Nswa liy tlerk .McMII an lodeyi but. for
f ' waul of paw, IU publication hai had to
I l ' ba withheld. The list contains lslcaios.
R J A
fi, ? AMUSEMIiNTS.
3 ' i Trim Jacitiwr In Undo Tom'a
' Cabin under tbo management of the
4 , well known comedian, Hlockwell, la
1 , the attraction at tho Theater tonight,
v Probably the flttlo euoounter Utween
t'i) Jackson and Choynskl, whlcll occurt
i ', ltween Ilia acU, will attract moro
j 1, , I atronage than Iho hhtrlonlo merits of
3 i ' the iierrormance.
Ij WATtDUANIi JAUUI sale opened this
i i ,7 raomlng with ruin, second only Io
jf 4 that aeen nt the engagement of the
7 f Jloilonlans. Tho demand for all llirea
Jj it nlghta waa about equal, but It U riroba.
1 i X Lie that Jullua Crcsar will wllnne tho
Ill's banner gathering of Hie engagement.
Jj S "A Correction.
'IS?) In Hie synopsis of amusements for
If jj tueflrstweekof Conference, published
J 't'f ' In lait nlght'a Nr, Thuraday night
I fly and Monday night were Riven on the
!t j ft, first and last uljlitu, reipeotleely,of llio
II V , Tabernaclo oonccrU. Title waa a ruli.
tiff , take. Wedneiday night li eet for Iho
I' 3 tint concert for the benefit of the
IJX World'a Fair mutlc, and Thuriday
lie night for lbs Hunday rchool union.
I Ijfi I'llday and Haturday nlghte again for
t ' fi tbo World' Fair and Tucaday
J i )3 night for the Tabernaole and vltltlng
' kv? choir. Tho program for each of Ilicro
ti will bo the 'International Hong
; ! j Conceru," under the direction of
I i!!f l'rof. l:. Hterheno, which created o
I S ' J) much enthuiliitlo and farorable com-
I , V uienl on Waehlngton'a lilrlhday,
II it Mocdoy oTenlug will alio bo mod
k7 ' il for the World'! lair benofll, Willi a
Sic program furnlihed and arrange I un
SIU' iter tlm illrrcllon of 1'rofeMora iCrouie,
fK lladolllla and We I he, while tho Utah
.- JIK' county cholra will hold lorth ou thr
7 b fillowlng Friday night, and toulbly
' N a ir ormanc may bonlven on riolur-
" ; jjIH day night for the benellt of Improrv
, - A luenla on lha great organ. I
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THE TEMPLE DEDICATION.
Apportionment of tha Wards In
Silt Lake Stale.
lite lumbere thai Mill be Aitnill
U.I in the l.rlrni. !
of Hie Merler.
Tho apportionment of Hilt I.ike
Htake, by warJn, fjr ndmUilon Io lha
Tenile dedication eertlces li glrcn
herewith. Hhould there be any not
yet reported who aro entitled to be
Untitled, they will trobably be
erilgniil Io the morning r-ctebn of
April lOlbl
I'lrtt Ward tjunday morning April
Dili, ISO; tiaturday morning ltth, "iZ,
Hunday afternoon lOthJM. Total 000.
Heoond Ward Hunday morning Otli
16 J, Haturday morning loth, IS)
HunJay afternoon 10th, S0. Total
U0
Third Ward Bundny mortilug Oth,
ICO; Haturday mornlmr ISth, 100, Huu
day nllemuou 10th, 151. Total IJI.
Fourth Ward Hun lay morning Olb.
U0, Friday morning 1 Itu, 201. Total
Ml.
Filth Ward Hunday morning Olb,
160: 1'rldty morning Uth, 180. Total
330.
Hlxlh Ward Hunday tunning Oth,
160; Friday mornlnx 14th, 250; Hun.
day afternoon 10th, 201. 'I otal DO I.
HeTentli War I Hunday morning
Oth, ISO, Hunday aflurnooii 10th, ISO,
Tuetday attcrnoon ISth, 129. Tulai
129.
l.lghlh Ward Hunday morning
Olh, ISO; Hunday nllernoon 1Mb, 150,
Tueiday altetnoon 18th, 100. Total
400.
Ninth Ward Sunday morning 0th,
ISO; Hunday afternoon lGth, ISO, Tun.
day alternoon 19th, 107. Total in.
Tenth Ward Hjnday morning Vth,
ISO; Hunday alternoon I Dili, IS),
Tuteday morning loth, 2)0, Tuueday
aflornoon 18lli, 200. Total 7ud.
Klerenth Ward Thiiralay niter
noon Oth, 78; Hunday morning 0th,
ISO, Haturday morning ISth, 100; Hun.
day alternoon 101b, ISO; Tucaday
morning 181 1, 200; Tueeday allernuou
18th, 283. Total IliS.
Twelfth Ward Hunday morning
Oth, ISO, Hunday alternoon 10th, ISO,
Tueiday afternoon lbth, 114. Total
414.
Thirteenth Ward Bumlay morning
Oth ISO, Thundoy afternoon 13th. ISO,
Hun lay ailcruoon 101b, 19. Total
403.
Fourteenth Ward Hunday morolfig
Olh 100; Thuraday arteruoon 13th, 73,
Hunday alternoon 16th, 1C0. Torn!
311.
Fifteenth Ward Hunday afternoon
Olh, 200, Hunday morning 10th, 300,
Tueiday morning 18th, 100, Tuuday
afternoon 18th, 2UJ. Total IM2.
Hlzteeutli Ward Hunday alternoon
Olh, 230; Haturday morning ISth, 123;
Hunday morning 10th, 4)0, Monday
afternoon 17lh, 200, Tueadey after
noon lSlh, 223; Total I .'00.
HoTeiitechlti Ward Hunday after,
noon Oth, ISO; Hunday morning 16th,
200, luriday morning 18th, ISO; luce.
day alternoon, 18lh, 2JI. Total 723.
i:ighleentli Ward Hunday alter
noon Olh, ISO; Hunday morning loth,
200,Tunday morning 18th, ISO; Tuee
day afternoon 18th, ii. Total 721.
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" ' .CARPET COMPANY
r so, as, ui, ao, ;; j:. xniiin souTjr.
fit , -'
f CashEasyPaiiment
li nHsxDccial Stilo oC
. ' Gffl F0II1 BIS,
)yl QDantel Beds,
i Bedroom Suites,
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Carpets,
J . Parlor Goods,
i j PORTIERS AND LACE CURTAINS.
i A.,.
Klneleeoth WarJ Sunday after
noon Otb, 200, riiurnday alternoon
131b. 200, Bundey morning loth, Wf
Monday afternoon 17lh, 2 0. Total 001.
Twentieth Ward-Hunday naorrluou
Olh, 20o; Hunday morning loih, 2o;
Tuesday alternoon ISth, 200. Total M i.
Tweoty.rirl Ward Hunday alUr
noon Olh, 223; Hunday morning 10th,
23n; Monday afternoon 171b, 2IS, Tues
day morning 18th, ISO; Wadueidoy
morning ltlh, ISO. Total 003.
Twenty-eeoond Ward Su nday after
noin Oth, 200, Hunday morning 10th;
200, Monday nftemoon 17lh, 200, Tues
day morning ISth, 200, Tuesday arior
noon 18th, IS. Total 021
Tnenty-thlrl Ward-Hunday after
noon Oth, 73; Thursday alternoon 13 h,
1.2. Total 1.7.
Center Ward Thurliy morning
13th, CO; Tuesday morning 181b, CO.
Total 120.
Hugarhouio Ward Thuriday morn
i g nih, 230; Monday morning 171b.
Mil, Tuesday rooming ISth, 20O. Total
70 0,
Farmere Ward Thuraday morning
13th, ion, Monday morning 171b, 115.
Total 215
Mill Creek Ward Thursday morn
ing 13th, 400 Monlay morning 17lh,
3.15; Tuuday mortilug 18th, IM. Total
1200.
Last Mill Creek Ward-Thursdiy
morning 13lh, 123; Tuttday morning
18th, 125. Total 230.
Mountain Dell Ward Tueidsyaflcr
noon 11th, 33; 'Thursday alternoon 13tb,
31. Total U'J.
lllg Cottonwood Ward Tuosday
afternoon 11 tie, 200, Thursday after
noon 13th, 201; Haturday ailcruoon
ISth, 200. Total C01.
Houlli Coltonwiod Ward Tuefday
afternoon II lb, 310; Thursiay after
nonnl8th,4, Monday aftornosn 171b,
318. Total 1014.
Union Ward Thursday nlornlng
ltlh, 200, Haturday afternoon 15th,
2SS. Tutul423.
Uranlla Ward Tucaday afternoon
Utli 123; Thursday nltornoon 13th,
liS Total 230.
Hindy Ward Tuesday afternoon
ltlh, 230; Thursday allernooii 13tb,
230. Total SOd.
Draper Ward Tuesday afternoon
llll',2-V, Thuraday afternnm 11th,
200; Haturday alterooju 13. li, 10.'.
Total 617.
Ulull Dale Ward Tuesday afternoon
lltli, 7S; Thursday attirnoon 13th, So.
T.ital US.
Illrt rlon Ward Tuetday afternoon
Utli, 113; Thursday altersoon 11th,110.
Total 2 II.
Houth Jordan Ward Tuesday after
noon 11th, 130, Thuraday nltornoon
l.llh, 150. ToUl 100.
llurrlman Ward Tuesday after
noon lllh, 73. Thursday afternoon
13th, 74. Total ISO.
West Jordan Ward Thursday
morning 13th, .123; HalurJiy afternoon
Utli, 200, Monday alternoon 17lh,
431. Total 070.
ISorlli Jordin Ward Thuraday
morning 13th, 200; HaturJay afternoon
ISth, 200. 'VoUl 400.
Orangvr Ward Thuriday morning
13 h, 150; Haturday alternoon 15th,
173. Total 323.
Ilrlghton Ward Thuraday morning
18th, oo; FiUay morning 14th, 70.
Total 10).
Ilunlur Ward ThursJay morning
ltth, 73; Haturday altiruoou 13th, 60.
Total 101.
l'Jrusant (Inen Ward Thuriday
morning I3lh, 10), Haturday alternoon
ISIh, 100. Trial 100.
Notlh l'olat Ward Thuriday morn
ing ISt'i, 25; Haturday alieruoou ISIh,
32. Total 57.
Ulthuts abould aee that Ilia exact
numbtr of twreon arolnlod Is on
haLd on Iho daya and at thu llinei
l-rclfletl- 1 f nny fall to oomo as algn
td they will loio thu rlTllegu ol ad
mission to Ibo terriers.
Aj.au M. Canndv,
Joaiui i:. rALuul
Ciiaiii 13 W. l'l siiuji:,
Halt l.aloHtuka 1'resldeucy.
l'l'lcstooil Mftllll.
Tho rigular monthly nuotliigof thu
rrleelhood of the Halt I.ako Htake of
'.wn will conveiio In Iho Atlcinlly
hall tomorrow (Hiturday) at 11 a. m.
A full attendauco uf theHlakc, ward
aud locil authorities, and l'tleithooj
generally lsdelud.
J. D. Hrim inu, clerk.
NOIITHKIIS -STATES MISSION'.
Ildcr V- . hlajnrr (lltcs a Ury
laiorolilo Account of ILo
lork lhcrclo.
l.lder Chariot W. Htoyner, who
has Ueu president of tbo Norlliern
Htatct mission for ntarly tlirto jiuti
(ast, made a welcome call nt the
Nrus olllco today, Boinu two
aud a hilf ytars hvu olaptcd eluce his
former Nit to Halt Lake. JIo arrived
from Waihlogtvn this mornlmr, and
will remain lu our midst until ufier the
Tinirlo dedication,
1 he mlMlon.oTor whlcll JlrolherHtay
tier prtildri Is divided Into Ihrtu con
fertucei, which h vlellt twlcu vach
year, aud tho epilog or milt annual
nuttings of thtso havu Just
boon hold tho l'enus)lvaula
conferencu at Littleton, Wist Virginia,
the Indiana tuuferoboo at Columbus
(Iruve, Ohio, an 1 tho Iowa conlerotuo
at Council lllullr, luni.
l.lder Htaytier reporta that all tlleso
cnfeteuces are In excellent ooudltlon,
and ea) a that although only eomo four
teen tmptlsmi have taken placo during
the lait elx mouth, utvlng to the
luvero weather, et ngood many jir
soim Intind to be laptlud In lhotry
mar future). Considerable mid luoriae
iLg Interest Is being manifested In re
gard to the Uoij el lu mjkt parla of the
mission Held, while In others thero la
till much ludlinroucu eliown. Thu
l.ldcrt re inerllng with kludncat on
marly uviry hand, nnd making many
frit nds.
'1 hero havu been twcnty.ulno I'.lilors
laboring In thu ISorlhern stslea mlislon
during tho past half year, and between
600 aud OJD ineottiito hold by them,
aud within tho (erlod uanitd
tin ro was only one Instance
reportid lu which iin 1, dcr
was left without a meal or a placo of
shelter. No mob violence had Wen
encountered, nnd only n few threats.
Tho aohool bcusea In most of thu
districts had boen thrown opon to the
Lldersfor Iho holding of mtttliifauJ
It was very rarely that an application
for their uie won met with a refusal,
DIJer Htayner It In the enjoyniLht of
first rate heullh, and IsUcllghlod to bo
oiiro moro among tho people of .Ion,
JIu will irobubly return toWaihlcg
tou, tho htndquartori ol his mission,
towards tho und of next week.
The Jlarbeo &. Wulkcr mill nt Silver
Itetf Is to bo started up In nthort time.
It will irobally bo workid to aopao
lly of twenty-five lona of ore n day,
though It Is cipablo of doing double
that work.
DliMATlC MEETING.
An Undo and HIec. Hatt Under
Romantic Clrcam.taaces
AT Till; StM'ATlUN AItV SHSStOV
In llio Tahcrnicli I-nl SUlit.-Ttirr
Wcro Captain Illnc!i Cot aud
an Old Salt l.1tr.
Tho Hslvatlon Array meeting to tho
Tabernaclo last night Wil n largo and
Interesting one. A great deal of
curiosity had been orjuiol by thu
newipatior annouucouisnU that Cap
tain lllauche II. Cox waa going
topreacb. Thcso brought out many
persons who would not under ordinary
circumstances have attended tho
meeting.
J'arly In the evening the local army
ai-embled at lit btrracki ou Third
Houth street and to the muilo of Ihelr
band marched through Iho prlncl;al
atreeta ol the city noglng aongs of
gladuemlu their own toullur tuantitr.
When they arrived at the labernaole
It wai filled wllhieoilc. AD opening
selection waa rendeiid by tho band
after which Caplalu Cx addresud tha
audleuia tor moro than an hour Hho
Is a most onthuilaillo and mi ul
nvangelUt, pot-tued of a tleop and
trong aud not unmusical voice. Hhu
touched upon many topics of a
religious clmraoter, tut confined her
self to none In articular. Her talk was
principally on whit the Army baj
dono for the unfortunato In tha slums
of London and other largo cities. Hho
n pealid to all to lead tetter lives aud
labor for fallen humanity.
A most Interesting and unexieclcd
tnoldent uccurroi In tho Tabernaole
after tha services. II hajpeoed In
ihlswIstiOn Wodnoilay uvonlngat
Ld wild Cox, who has oharge of lha
carpenltr work un the Temp u block,
went bunio lu auppir, Mrs. Oox slid,
"l.Jward, don't you know that I be
llevo the Halvattou Army lass who Is
going to lecture In tbo Tabernaclo Is
your brother Charles' daughlet;" 1
"Why, wife, ou startle me. Wbat
makes you think ao?"
"lliavobocn reaJIng about her In
ltiepaernndnll the particulars point
tomy cotiolutlou. Kow I want you to
go aud find bir aud sco If I am lib!
right."
Mr, Cox replied that every moment
of hie lima woe medal at the Temple
In tho great rush to bavo It ready for
the dedication nnd did not think It
worth whllo to troublo ataiut. Hut ho
promised to go to the meetlog last night
nnd ha wont.
"1 knew by her voice, enthusluatn,
peculiar k enures and every action
that my wife had divined correctly,"
said Mr.Cox to a .S'l.u a reporter tod jy,
"as soon as I saw her und I was glad
to maho tn) eclf known to her."
HMlis Cox, excuse me, please, and
don't consider mo rude If I Inquire If
j on were born In Lunuou7"iald Mr.
Cox.
"No aauie for feeling ombarraiaod,
at all; lamalwnjapletsol to auawor
questions," replied Ilii Cjx, smiling
ly. "Vec, sir; I was born hi Ljl
Uon." "1 thouzlit sa. Your fa'hor's
namt?"
"Charles Cox."
"Ho limy youugost brother."
"Whal7"exolilmel .Mm Cji, turn
log pale and stretching out her bund
toaavoherielf trout falling,
"Vee, It li true."
"1 knew I know I had an uncle
somewhere In Iho United Htates
somewhere lu tho West, but Just wbera
I did hot know."
"Woull ycu know your father's
picture If you saw II?" asked Mr.
Cox.
"Aly own fathei? Indeed I would."
"Djyuii reoognlis this?" naked Mr.
Cox, as hu drew an old and faded pho
tograph from au Inner pocket.
"Vos, yes," Joyfully exolilmol lha
frail evangelist as aha aUVctloustoly
grail ed her father's llkonrai.
l.iplauatlons ijulckly billowed and
thv.uuclo and nleca separated with fti
vent liandihaklng,the latter I romlilog
Io write regularly to her uuwly found
relative whether her labors would taku
her to China, Jar an, tho Dark conti
nent or clsewlnre.
In iptntlug of the haipy meeting
Mr. Cox laid today that tils brother
Charles was educated .".r tho ministry
and held very extreme views.
When tho former Jolnod tho Moimun
Church Jhe was virtually ostracliud
from hli family, Hu oorreiionjed
lonio with bis brother Charles alter
coming to Utah, but soon all communi
cation ceated betwion them and lliey
appureully lout each other's addreuer.
Mls llUuclio wm born alter l.dward
lelt l.uglaud, and when tlioy met In
the Tabernacle last night It waa the
lint Hue. The l.ngllsli branch of the
Cox family from which tho two oomu
li iroud, sensitive, well oducitod nuj
wealthy.
.'oirtccunlc Society.
Tho monthly meeting ul the Poly
technic society will ba held at the
society's rootui, this evoulug, at 8
o'clock.
Topics for dlicuiiloni "Thu Hclwyn
.Metallurgy," dticrlbotl by Admiral
Helwyu. "UndergrJuud Condultalor
lhctrlo wires." Other matters lu their
order.
Th ra will ba present several vlilllng
engluttrinndotherilulerestoJ, nifi a
full ntleudancu of tho members Is ro
ijueited. llmlneis meeting of directors same
oveulng at 7.40. T. C. JUn.ev,
Hecretary,
About to bit MbeTittoJ.
Acting Warden H lulrus of the Utah
penitentiary Ibis morning forwarded
to Oovirnor Thomas a liitol convicts
whoio terms will uxplru ou the datta
named: Hiram Ulce, grand larceny
(committed from thu Fourth district
court, one yenr for grand larceny),
Iligltcitofall in Leavening Toner I alci t s Goi'tRrport
ABSQWmnf P8JRE
April 1st, 1601; Jacob Johnson (from
tho Third illitrlct, oncar let oranU
larceny), April Ird, 1801; Wni. Beeg
miller (from Iho Third district, nno
yair for housebreaking), April 11th.
1891.
Toi.ri)'s l'rolmto Conrf.
Instate of Andrew J. Uurnam, do
ceased. Heating on petition for letters
of almlnlittatlou. Cha. C. nurnam
apinlntuj administrator on tiling a
bond In thu sum ol 200.
1 jtate of An Irew J, Allen. deceased.
Hinrlngon petition of Louisa Allen
citing Win. C. Alien, executor, to
appear &ud reuder final account.
A Tliletes' Cnclir.
Tho police today nrrcstod n quartette
of suspicious characters wheso names
aro given as J. W. lladcllllc, J. W.
Hspgood. Mattln Olion and l'cler
Klein. They aro suitcted of bolttg
counectod in some way with a thieves'
cache whlcll lha ollce ran across and
lha location of which they refuted l
give.
WITHIN OWL (1ATE3.
l.ll Upomhaw, who HveiatHanU
quln when at homu but kcets on living
wherever ho may be, Is doing that
samu In Halt Lake Juit now,
M. H. Ilrowulug of Ogden, who Is
I art mitt i arcel ol tho firm of I rolhers
uf thai naiuo whoio fame and wares
have circled the globe, was In town
yesterday and dIJ not forget todropln.
Joseph Clerk, lliu mill owner and
general capitalist of Ogden, llko many
more ol bis townsmen enrno duu n to
seo us today lor n short time, returning
this afltmoon. Hu will return ou
Monday aud etuy n whllo longer.
Houston It. Harper, of tha Cliatta
noogH Acus, prevlouily mentioned lu
tills department, mada n call ou Ills
-iptr's namesake today nn I spent half
an hour 111 thusanctumiiulta plvaiant
ly. Do so again. -
IIOTSI. AMlUAIA
Tlla MonnAM thirlli llicher. Framton,
Wji.IIJI.u.i Jr, Uhll llnJ A lx-i.il.ixl
lop, I irk curt Ml e) enaliaw, ainlKinlai
l(orUllli4Di ItUaniibill ml slti. Mtuliu,
Huh I) a Wil.gn N.i.ni, Uleli A t anin
I art nntl wife, Tole.li, Dliin i Hum CeiuplDl m,
Melllmili JIo J eicb, rule II e. Ill)
Jul.n J itiu. in, Mii-lUin. Mlclll J It llililon,
iiilou li 1 Mullm, umma, Mob) IV V
3loori l'o atallo
Till Hmrc-Mr and Jlrl A Q McUia,
Urinue Miut. Ju i linn. ron. III U J
Mini HiMioD,MriM J iriDcn, Mm M r
rririee, I li lu Mm IJjrl, Itller, Uiiioi, Mo
I. Unite Itol eiouJ, .N.o.ll V li o.1-r,
enake l.irer I tali, Ike ciuleniin nuiklm,
ICIHI U 1 mon, UraniiTllle, Uuh, t II
U.MnolMr. ei J.ihmt J J- Miluian, llinstiam;
lilwlrl Hctior. liaise, N Ul Ullilain Mill
Url, IUieeola,Jlia lloylo, I rk tllf, Jolio
MrUouil e, Hutu. Hunt) J clir illiolm aoo wife,
eiultfornu a V )i binrer, It (J llorarr.iu
doni H lllliin llkiloo. 1 irk I Itr ; O lun.lo,
IKIsalLJ mr.lacoms, Miaitl) A licksr.
los.tloir Crick.
COMIMEUOIAL.
Ill VI. I 1TATK
Trfintftrt 't i th vfit of fW nxinfjf rf
torJtr of 8U Lk$ Von it y ilnti J y.m.
Htiturdat
A.P(lnctBt ti HlrjmCt(iri, lot 1,
block I, lift. If. Mlthll tlly
siurvejTw. - ..s. $ 1 on
f rutf..te..M wito to . m. Kirk
bum Uto lou In 1 trcU tlto.... 2300 00
John , Tftjluf nl ir- lol. T.
irtimon, arl lul V, bltx-k 1
Jotiu llfl'ib'ief ' to lT7ichonci:
loll 1, Mnni t-J, block, ft, tuiti.lt
Ijirwa labdivttion. ...... . 1303 CO
Win. Motftonttutlvftfo to II J Mao
tarUnl lota bltxk 6-,i UttValt
Ukau.tr iimer., saoooo
II. I'. 1 anon atx. wit to Inbtll
llnarf, 0t A, (j, T, 8. 1, 11 aiiJ IS,
bl rk n, ff nlor' I lal hn 100 W
Win Ell -'-Lara In rnV. Tailor,
lot II, 1 anil U, block 1 lUit
Waterloo ubliTlilon ...,. , 073 00
A 1 rio ftn 1 0.1 nee l Kilwartl Mar
tin lot 1, block 81, plat V, bait
I ako ittj aurrer M 1"C0 00
Samuel UoQllcrtoI-aura Pnrrr,
lott) block 1 IIamiionaauti ., 1 00
It l t nrion aod Ho tuLcotiflr I Hum
incr. Iota tn btork ID enlor No 1 COO W
Jot M lltilvtitU to JoiOi'liU. prl,
tart bits, blutk 01, t lat U, Halt
1 nketitr urtty -, 300000
AnntniimKi J hnA DurrtllJ it 7,
bloo I I i lat , oU 1 aka Lily 1 09
Ale lander MlttliclUmlwUttta t'ratist
hiiflx.biuo 10,11, Llock 1,1 ir
kin A0 lilloa 1BS0 00
tharletll linker totharlc Nowlao.
art of airtlon W, tovtntblii i
. .mh.rinaet oit .- ..... loo
Cbarlca Suvrlan vial tillirotnll.
Uraliin.part met lou .n,lowDilnt
uulti.rtsnRf eatt .... . . SHOO
Will fttulM J Iovorick to William
It berti. Iota 1 an 1 91, block I,
lona A llobvttt' a Idlllni 1 CO
J It .Wkrr.Jr ti Hank Harm an 1
K W vViUun. lloro Hhuoanl
5 1 on to Cruto JIluli jr tlain 1 00
Hsra. J Ajcrtnl Iwartl IU tritrh
low, lou In Kinocy ft Uour
I. I tllilhlwlfii'Vo JolnSl
Cannon, art aoetlon ti townihlp
I north. mitral !... .... 100
John 31 1-anauntuM il Corhrano,
tttlon tl townthlii 1 noitb.rsnsg
Iwett .--. -.. , 6,000 00
L 1 Kit ant wlfo to JubnM ( uo.
non lotft,itaclton SI, towuiliiji 1
north raime I mti , .
Oliarlit r Uurilior an I wife tolfc
f vuut, lota 7J, ko, Vlaflld
TCI res it it 'I ctontu.
Kollowlnii ara theotoalnr(aot4tioni yeitcr
daruvonloic nt tbo aecufltlix In whicfi local
Vtjattlrr aro moat Itkol to bo intcroato li
AT.itM. (tl), t ( H. sni
t onlral Tacillo 21 1 reTfrrcd , (O'i
It A It (J ,. ... M flrli......,. Ta
Noi-il cm I aclUo 17U V, V. ,,. a'',
Ircferrol ... IU iu I .. ll't
Or n Miurt I J no m V oatern Union vi
Couu-Uraca UamllU dughter of Jamia
and Camilla Cobb) Aged 0 yo .ra ami 10 monttia
otlc of funeral hereafter
if3rJM1Baking
Tlio only IMro Crcaia of Tartar TowJcr No Ammonia) o Alum.
Used in Million, of Homes jo Years the Staudard
CnMntk.Ncr. MFiioits dislrlng Io
savu their money era Invited to full at
zron'iBivlngsllauk. The popularity
uf this Ir-tltuliou Is uitiYtcu ty thu
laet that lis deposlll nro shown ly
ofllclal s'aleiucnls Just lulllshed
to In thu largest of any llsnk
In Utah. Jist yesr nlom- 5110
now lavlngs aecouuts were ca.ntd,
11 recur I greater than that or
nil oilier Havlnci Hinki In Utah com
bined, l.conumy Is a virtue. Afler
practicing tcon my you should liavo a
safe placo tj ilejoilt your tmuty.
J.lon'Havlnjsllink nnl Truit Corn
pany oilers you a iafo dcsltory
and pays S per cent lnlert Itranuuni
on ODy sum fiom$l upwarJ;coniound
lug said Intcreitlour limes njtnr. lis
rlllceisarei Wlllord Woodruft, prcil
dent; (Jan. (J Cannon, vice tis.
ile nt; (Jrorco M. Cauncn, rnthlrr.
Directors are Wll ril Wocdrutr, (leo.
tj. Cannon, Joieth l'.Hmlth, l.oreni)
bnow, Francis M Lyman, lltberJ.
flrant, Anthonll. I.und, Angus M.
Onion, r. U. Weller, Jame Jack,
II. II. Claeon, Cieoro Iteynotdi, and
li. U. Hard3.
Itnliltivnn llrnl
I I: lei ore eaiy ou fed nnd pocket. 49
.Vest, lit Houth Ht. B
CAI1PCTS
in tho Lntost Doslgns and
Colorings and nt bottom prlcoi
at Novo A Child's, 37 to 41 C.
lot South St.
lorllargalm In Ilrngt and Medicines,
go tn Iho fiiiulsfiiril l'li.irninry. James
U'Conuor, proi rletor.
When llred ondjou want something
to help you renew your outh try (lold
Hand lonVe.
A Uiia.nii llAIl. will la given III
honor of tha dedication ol tbo Mormon
Temple, at Cllft'i Hall, ou Markelrit.,
April 7th, 1691. Admlislou 73o per
uouj to, ladles flee.
Halt lnltrSeai-HaiTto.
Closets and I ewimols Cleaned. All
kinds of Scavenger Work done. Hex
MS.
PROVO MILLS CLOTH
Will outwoar nnythlng In tho
mnrkot.
Wo Make. Mon's Suits to Ordor.
Wo also huvo autock of Roady-
mado Clothing on hand.
JOHN C. CUTLER & BRO.,
3G MAIN STREET.
(let jour butter, milk nnd cream
from llio Nctherlaud l'luo Hloek A,
Dairy Co , thu largtit mid but dairy
In the thuwesit. I' Q. lloxti43.
ANOTHER CAR LOAD
Of Dddrcom Sultos nntl othor
Turnlturo lust rooolvod by Novo
J. Child, 37 to 41 C. 1st South bt.
NVcbor (fJraw Cn-rk) Coal, 163 B Main.
THE CELEBRATED
"Condron"CarrlOBCs, ncknowl
odRod to bo tho Bost and
Chuapost Baby Cnrrlagos In tho
mtrkot, sold bv Novo & Child,
37 to 41 E. 1st South St.
lluy j our Trtea from thn rialt I,ike
Nuraerj Co., for Arbor Iliy planting
Htat el net between Lloventli nnd
Twelfth Houth.
The attention of economical house,
keepers Is called to tho (lold Ifnucl
Package lifTec It Istlmhm.
As an alter dinner collco J ou will be
plumed with (fold Han 1.
Aiikiiioan Km. March 23, Jso.i
Mr. J.H .Mnt-"i', IS ComnuiclalrlL
Bait Lako Cltyt t'
DearHIr 1 rtctlvedtbuplcturefrom
you on i-'oil, julcrday, and I ba n
iramed with mm of tho best frauits In
town nnd It Io I a as. good, If not better
than any large picture I have icen.
Thewiitk Is cood, and when I want
soma moro pictures taken 1 will knorr
where to gel them done rjood and
cbiap.
Thanks for tho one you tont mo Ly
mall. VoursTruIr,
William 'lhornton.
WE MEET ALL COMPETITION
In prlco nnd workmanship with
our now nnd chaloo Wnll
Papers: Novo &. Child's, 37 to
11 C. 1st Soulli.
(let your Atmracts nt rilla nt tho
County llecoriler'a oilier. They nro
inadoulrectlyfrnm thunrlglnnl records.
One lllll.ii, llullare Io li,
Blx loll per cent.
Conw vA Uo.N.Nrti N,
8 It ii in .". r'limiiierclal lllock,
(I) to Hcir'l's lor rrctcriptlonr.
iir.tSTfi). iiiiito hMiiir iiiat
Y iltorla AMIer mil Veep i It lin in I
trrlilf, amt rrnlir the iVin tor? mrt an 1
irnooth tor Ills lr Mr. 1' J. Mnitti 1IL,
Ki eeioiU fct. Aaenti wanted irylbral
term.
NOTICE TO CiiCDITOitS.
belltsot AnilrewJ llurntaam, Iho rill
Noticb i itKiit in i.iwv n tiiii
un!tniiini.llBitiiiiiiliitralor of the r.t te
nt tnlinie t lliiruhaii Ice nleit. In II t u tl
llor-or, and all irr-'ti- lanne r'rinsiir nut
ltd d eecuei i, elli biltlitiilttldtlheiic -.
laivt.urber- wilb i I n tn mil- all, r lliu Or I
iu( lesion riLli ti lire, Uillnint altumi.
tralr ilir t ivr . alee r T II lali,lei,
ro. m alt su t n i ni n i ui dua iii 1 io
CUT, In liiecoii. ly r ealt 1-nkr- an'l Teirllor
ol tl.li e II Al r M IILIIMUM.
mlnUlnlnr ol tbo Ci ate of Aiiilriw J.
llnrnliam, doren-ixl
liallO MerelUl , IVU t
See Our
RANGES,
They
Can be
Bought at
Tho Samo PRICE as a
Good Cook Stove.
sold nr Jit iikai ms , , ,
r--5Csaci!juiMSEzi
ggsr-T-.- r.mggtf
Do Yod Use tteitowBranfl?
o
Most Popular Baby rood
Known.
Cold on tho can, bottor than
Hold In thoenn.
FREE EXHIBITS all tho Wook.
Look for dally nnnouncomonts,
Tomorrow
A. SJoblorm,
130 W. 1st South
John McDonnld, Jr..
208-270 Main St
Weight & Sporry,
470-472 S. 1st Wost.
THE OLD RELIABLE
Boclbe-Pitts Dnlg Co;
Arc sllll at lha Old Stand, Corner Main and First South Stroeti
Tha Lsrocit and (Jest Stock of Drugs, Chemicals and Patent MEDI
CINES In the Territory. Prices Very Moderate Everybody call and
SCO ui.
q)0.UU
illE COilTIIUflS
Of Ibis advortisomonivo will papur any room 12 loot by M
icot and 0 foot hiyli or about tbat slzo) Including sldowalls, 1
border and coilltig for S5.00. Tlie'.e Wall Papors aro perfoclly I
new and iuclmlo an Immonso varloly of boautiiul dotlgii3.
They aro not by any means tbo cboape3t papor3. Cill an J
SCO tho fJ00u3.
HlooirT
WE HAVE MOVED,
Co mo and soo us In our Elogant Now Storo In
tho McCornlolc Blook, IB W. First South St., Just Round
tho Cornor from formor location.
Utah Book & Stationery Go.
Duncan M. McAllister, Manage.?