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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-09-26


long correspondence from Washing
ton to the New York Herald, Ehlct
gives mail matters q raking, Ihes'
articles being sandwiched by ar
epigrsmmalic editorial note by the
editor OF the. Ne1cs. To the war then
in progress in Europe Is devoted 8
little over half a column. the matter
for which is credited to toe New
York EUeniHg Post, of January Is.
Following these again are 8 number
OF selected articles. ell displaying
good taste in the choice of the editor,
as containing useful and entertain
ing matter. The report OF the sexton,
j. Gibson, for the year 1e54 Is also
published and shows 120 deaths from
various causes, and at the bottom OF
the itemized report is the note: This
lie not full account. as some persons
bury on their city lots; and others On
their own lots in the graveyard. with
out reporting to me-"
The advertisements, themselves,
tell very interesting story. Under
the heading For Sale" is this:
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aALp, srNnAY MoANlNa, sRRTgMaEA &c. iss6.

ERhsreos, II also appears that the pc,
titioner, George T. Maxwell, is q Lawful
and registered voter Of said county, and
tsat be made on you, on the 9th day OF
September, inst, 3 demand that you
strike off the names aforesaid, and the
Almes Of all women on Eaid list, on the
ground that they ard each Of them were
not entitled 70 vote, and thst said de-
mand was refused, and the names OF
said women, and q large number OF
other women rot named, are now in said
list as lawful voters, as it was your duty
to do, aud that said list is now 10 your
hands and under your control; and that
there is no plain, speedy or adequate
remedy at law for this alleged failure and
neglect Of duty. r ~. -
Therefore, We do command you that
Immediately after the receipt Of this writ
you do strike off and erase from said
registration list Of voters the names afore-
said, and the names of all other women
listed as voters, or that you show cause
before this court at the Federal Court
Room thereof in the Wasstch Building,
Salt Lake City, Utah Territory, on
Wednesday, September 29th, 1880, at z
o'clock pm. Of said day., why you have
not done go; and you are further ordered
not to return said registration Of voters
made by you, as aforesaid, or any part
thereof. or any copy therefrom, to any
election officer until the further order OF
this court.
Witness the Honorable Chef Justice
and Associate Justices of this Court
aforesaid. this the 25th day of Septem-
Der, AID. 1880.
JOHN A. HUNTER, G. j.,
j. S. BoRELAS, A. j.,
P. d. Emerson, A. j.
Attested by the Clerk and seal
isl thereof hereunto affixed.
Z. 7. SPRAGUE,
Clerk Of Supreme Court Of
opAh Territory.
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A Sad case.
SALT LAKE CIrr. Sept. p. 80.

SALT LAKE CRY, Sept. %, 80.
Editors Herald:
Perhaps your have 8 faint recollsc-
ton of = trial which took place in the
Third Di,tzict Court only Ayear ago.
which was to recover the little boy
Joseph Nattrass. who had been
kidnapped from the plaintiff by bis
mother The facts were, that nearly
two years previous she had given the
boy, in legal writings, 10 the plain
tiff, but for some spiteful cause took
occasion one day to kidnsp the boy
in the absence of bis fosser-iather,
who was much attached to him. The
result Of the trial was that Judge
Boremsu nulliied the papers which
bound the boy 70 the plaintiff,
and returned him 1.-THE boyl TO the
mother because he was Der own child
and wanted her boy. But let Us see
how much good he did by his tender
hearted decision. In less than one
week after the trial the child was seen
oD the State Road, near the Eighth
Ward Square. in the midst Of rotten
oranges and old fruit cans, making
meal out OF them. and ever since he
has been perfect vaRrant about the
streets. day and night, and the result
is that he is now landed in the CITY
Jail the second time on thirty days
sentence. The little criminal was
but 9 years old last July. and his
shectionate mother has not human
ity or even brutality enough about
her to visit her offspring in prison.
L. DAVIS.
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The "Oetorosn.d

On the evening Of the sth OF Ooto-
Der the veteran and eTer-pop1lal
sclor, Mr.. David Mckenzie. will be
the recipient OF benefit at the Salt
Lake Theatre. This benefit Is being
rendered by the Home Dramatic Club,
which has given q number OF suc-
cessful performances here. to which
success Mir. Mckenzie has greatly
contributed by bis advice, inspiration
and direction at the club rehearsals
and during their Performances.
More than any other person has Mr..
Mckenzie assisted the club, and the
members appreciate and desire TO
show their appreciation, OF the many
kindnesses be has done them. The
piece 70 be given is that sterling
drama. enc Of the best of BoucicaGit's
splendid productions, "The Octo.
rood" a piece, which, though oft re-
peAted. always draws good houses
when the cast assures a creditable
performance. There is one charac-
ter in the play which Mr.. Mckenzie
has always sustained when he has
performed, and which few persons, III
auy, could render more effsctdally;
that character is Jacob McClosky.
The old theatre Roers only re-
collect, and desire only 10 recollect
il as played by Mr.. Mckenzie, and
bis rendition OF it is the standard to |
which actors all aspire here. Besides
the excellence Of the piece, and the iu-
tersst which will attach 10 il on this |
occasion as being the first appearance |
OF Mr.. Mckenzie in many years, an /
unusually excellent performance is
assured. Rehearsais have been and /
ttIll are in steady progress; DO effort
is being spared 20 make it . success,
and if indications are 10 be relied
upon, and the audiences is as large as
the performance promises 70 merit,
there will be such q house on the
evening OF the 6sh as has not been
seen in many long day.
Here is the cast: Jacob Mo-
Closky," mr. D. Mckee zie; Salem
Soudder," Mr.. l. Cummings;
"Gsorge Peyton," Mr. J. D. Spencer;
"Wab-nc-lee," Mr.. o. F. Whitney;
"Old Pete" Mr.. Fl. NJ. Wells;
Squire Sunnyside, /" Mr.. Mark
Wilton; Captain Rats" Mr.. John
n. Young; "Pointdexter," Mr. @. 6.
Burton; 'Thibodeaux," Mr. Charles
Felt; Gallon" Mr.. John Park. etc.
Zoe" the Octoroon, Miss Keetie
Haywood; "Dora gunnyside," Miss
Lottis ClAridge; Mrs. Peyton," Mics
Oogswell; Paul" Miss Alice Din
Woodey; DIDO" Mrs. Grist. etc.
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The GOssip on the Street

l., Where is Auerbach's New Store Z
Nos. 124 and 126 Main Street. There
you can fnd the Choicest Lines of
New and Elegant Dry Goods of every
description ever shown to the public,
direct from France Positively oul
own importation. Satin de Lyons,
Black and Golored; Brocaded Silks OIL
every description; Black and Oolored
Sstins, Newest Shades; Black and
Oolored Dress Silks. New Dress
Goods just opened. Armure Cloth
Brocaded Billiard Cloth, Plain and
Serge; Tricoline, Plain and Brokadesi
Camel Hair, in all Shades; Momire
Cloths, New Shades; Handkerchief
Dress Goods, Shawl Plaid Dress Goods,
and many others. Don't 60 ssiray,
but come and call on us; We mean
all Of you, and be convinced We mean
business. Ali customers will be
treated with attention and politenesE,
whether purchasing or not. We only
are too willing to receive purchasers
as we'll as visitors. We have 3 seat
ing capacity for our retail trade for
100 people, aud We will be glad tO
have them occupied.
We invite all to come and see Us a
our New Store, and, remember, Al
New GoodF.
f. AUERBAcH & Bro,
Nos. 124 and 126 Main st.
WELCOME ALL.
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You Have No Excuse.

Have you any excuse for suffering
with Dyspepsia or Liver ComplaintY
Is there any reason why you should
20 on from day to day complaining
With Sour Stomach, Sick Headache,
Habitual Costivepess. Palpitation oil
the Heart, Heartburn, Waterbrash,
Gnswing and Burning Pains at the
Dit OF tbs Stomach, Yellow Skin,
Coated Tongue and Disagreeable
Taste in the Mouth, Coming Up o.
Food after eating. Low Spirits. etc
Mol II is positively your own fault i
you do. Go to your Druggist and get
Bottle of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
For rs cents your cure ia certain, bu
| If you doubt this. get Sample BottlI
for ~ cents and try il. Two dose
will relieve you. au15
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Left His Home.

George VIM. OrAcroft, aged nearly
10 years. left his home last Tuesday
morning, and has not been heard OF
since. Any information concerning
his whereabouts will be thankfully
received by his distracted parents,
Tenth Ward, Salt Lake City. II the
boy should see this be is requested to
come home Immediately. No reason
can be thought OF why be should
leave home, as he seemed contented
and was we'll liked.
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MOUNT BLLDY.
The Country of Blanket Veins
Mountains Of Ore.
MARYsYALE. UTAH,
September %, 1880.

MARYsYALE, UTAH,
September %. 1880.
Editors Herald:
In regard to the mines of Noun
Badly, they are still here. and the in
terest is still increasing among min
ers. In regard to blanket veins, 9
tead-ville is the only term that can BE-
applied to the mine owned by Charley
Converse. George Nj. Scott and our
iovial Mr.. Lighter, and there is nc
doubt that they have 9 claim worth
owning. They have opened the ore
body for some 300 feet, and the more
they try to define il the more they
are lost in q mountain of ore, for a
mountain it is. There are other
claims on the same reef that are
opening in a similar manner. The
Independence is another of the same
kind, owned by Mr.. Goodridge. The
ore body is about 700 feet in length
and 200 feet in width on the surface.
The Mountain Lion is another OF the
same kind, also showing q blanket
vein that nearly covers fifteen acres
on the st. John Peak, and is one of
John Ferris big claims. He only has
about fifty locations in the Mount
Badly range, amounting to about
rs. 900 feet. John understands the
mountains, and owns them pretty
much all himself.
Some of the ore from Bullion is
now running up to 240 ounces.
In the Beecher Mine is shown q
fine body OF ore in the main shaft,
which is now down 125 feet.
The Fillmore Mine is improving
every foot, as the work is being
pushed ahead.
The two districts, the Ohio and the
Mount Badly. are en- the same min
trail belt, and the ores are in compari.
son the same.
Professor J. 8. Newberry. M E., OF
the School OF Mines OF Columbia Col
lege, and Mr.. John Sharp, jr., re-
Gently visited the mines OF both
districts, having John Ferris for q
guide. After going through the
mines they went back to Salt Lake
City highly pleased with the prospects
ofa big camp.
From a recent publication in the
Tribune it would seem that the Nor
mons have lived in this country, and
that they once took some interest IN
the mines here 10 former days. The
writer in the Tribune may. think that
capitalists would Tot buy a mine from
Mormone. The article ia written in
spirit of anathemas, and will have
no weight with intelligent minds and
business men The mines are here,
and citizens OF the United States that
own coed mining claims and comply
with tho laws OF the govern meLt can
sell them, whether Mormons or Gen
tiles. Uncle Sam does not make any
difference. We congratulate the nom
de plume writer III the Tribune as 8 ttal
for trying TO incite Mormon and
Gentle difference to Uncle SaD. II
is too late in the evening Tor Dyihine
OF the kird among business circles.
RAMS HEAD.
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GENERAL Provision Store, East
u Temple Street, hitherto carried on by W.
Jenn ings, wall from this time be carried on by
W. Jennings & J. K. Winder, who hope by an In
creased effort to accommodate the inhabitants
generally, that they may continue to enjoy that
share OF patronage hitherto SO literally eI-
tended.
We intend to have always on hand the finest
quality Of Beef, Mutton, Pork, Hams, Blcon,
Bologna SauBages, Dried Beef, Tongues, Tai
low, Lard, Butter. Cheese, Candles, Eggs, 60
&C., TO be sold at Low Prices, Small Profits
and Quick Returns being our motto.
In addition to the above, we have commenced
Tanning in all its branches, and shall requ ire
q quantity OF Bark and other Tanning Material
Also, Hides and Skins, for which We will pay
cash or it equivalent to suit the customer.
NIB Cash paid for Fat Cattle, Sheep, Hogs,
Butter. Cheese, Eggs, &c &c.
Five thousand pounds of Dried Bacon L
Mans for Eelo low for CASH
WILLIAM JENNINGS,
JOHN R WINDER
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by present arrangements made by
~ the Department, the Mails are to leave
The Southern Mail to Nantf will leave every
Thursday morning, and arrive every Wednes-
day evening.
The California Mail, via Fillmore, Parowan
and Cedar CITY. q. II, and San Bernardino,
Cal, to San Diego, will leave the LIST day and
arrives by the 2Sth of every month.
The Mail to Tooele leaves svery Monday and
Thursday morning and arrives every Tuesday
and Friday evening.
The ogden Mail leaves every Monday and
Thursday morning, and arrives every Tuesday
and Friday evening.
The Eastern Mail leaves the first, and should
arrive BY the last day Of each month.
The Eastern and Californis Mails are closed
at p m. the last day Of each month -whish
correspondents will do well to remember.
L. SMITH. P. II.
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How Are You, Ducks?

Messrs. Lowell and Hardy, Of this
city, have been steadily at work for
some time past on a sporting boa.
which will make it's mark before long.
II is snug built canoe like institu-
ton especially adapted to duck hunt
ing. A tWo-herse engine is the
motive power, and the indications are
that the boat will give immense satis-
faction to its owners. We will give
detailed description hereafter. Last
evening the boat was launched in the
Jordan. As a preliminary trial il
was successful, and when littls time
| is spent in the adjustment of the bear
lings, the boat will steam proudly
along anywhere on four or five inches
of water. This ia the pioneer steam
sporting boat of Utah. She is nsmeC
after the favorite duck "Mallsrd. ;"
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Drawing the Prize Wagon

. SALT LAKE CRY, Sept. 20, 1880.
Editors Herald:
Dear Sirs-We would extend tC
you, as well as to ali OF yolr sun
scrIpers, a special and cordial lovlta
ton to attend the drawing of oul
Prizs Wagon, to be held in Salt Lake
City, on the 9TH day of October, at
O'Clock pm. The drawing will b
under the direction OF disinterestet
committee, selected from di1ersn
sections of the Territory.
STUDEBAKER Bros. MFG Co.
SIG JAS. B. GLASS, Manager.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. W. T. Neslen arrived on Sat
urday evening from the east. where
be has been purchasing an extensive
stock of goods for the fall season for
IS. P. Teasders Eagle House. During
bis absence Mr.. Neslen visited the
cities of Chicago. New York, Phila-
delphia and Washington.
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Another Importation.

We have just received another i'm
portation OF fancy dress goods, in
Plsids, Side Stripes, Shawl and Hand
kerchief Patterns; a'so a beautiful
line Of Black and Colored Csshmeres.
Our stock in Imported Dress Goods
surpasses anything that ever came tc
Utah
Ladies will find it TO their advsn
tAge to call on Us Def IRE purchasing
their dress goods.
s25 Com BRos.
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Lecture on PhysiognOmY.

The distinguished reader oil faces,
DIR. Simms, will lecture on Lips,
Mouth, Teeth. Ears AMI Eyebrows,
on Monday Night, at the Liberal L.
stitute. ion Monday be will Delineate
Character and Fill Charts at bis
private rom at the Institute. Hours,
from 9 am. TO 5 pm. SO
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Billion.
Recsipt Of bullion on Saturday:

Recsipt of bullion on Saturday:
By Mccormick & Co.-One ear o.
Germanis bullion, one of Brooks
enc OF Morgan and two of Germans
refined lead; also four bars Of Stor
mont bullion; value, $l7, $50.
By Wells, Fargo & Co.-Four cal
loads of Horn Silver bullion, $40, GOO
and tour bars OF Onsario bullion, So
255 80; value, SIS. 255 90.
By Pacific Express Company-OnI
bar Of Chrisiy bullion. 81. 563 03.
Total value OF bullion shipments
$50. 34S sc.
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Just Received,

At Oameron's New York House,
Novelties in Ruchings. Laoes. Silk
Ties, Fuchies, Collaretts. Linen and
Silk Handkerchieis, aud a thousand
other things, st prices never heard OF
before. e19
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Wanted.

At Pleasant Valley Coal Mines. Fit
teen (15) Good Miners. Steady work
and sure pay. Apply at the WORKS
OF Andrew Adsmson. superintendent.
or at office Utah and Pleasant Valley
r. r. Co., Wasatch Building. Salt
Lake. s26
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Residences for Sale.

A Ut 8z1o rods. House of nine
rooms, one and q hslf stories high;
good orchard; two wells; good cellar,
stable AMI outhouses. little perfect.
The former residence Of II. Sebree,
E-q. Cost S.. $50; will sell for So. SOC
cash. Fo' particulars apply to ]. W.
Smell, Idaho Store.
Also & residence IN the Eleventh
Ward. 1920 rode. Price, 81. 500. bal
aoWn. ana half il one, tao and three
yesrs at 8 per cent. per snnum
apply same place. s22
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Just Received
An immenaa sInok ni

An immense stock OF
Oolored Cashmeres, st Csc. per I'd.
Colored Cashmeres, at 81 per I'd.
Black Oashmeres. at 500, 75c., S0c.,
81, 81 10. 81 25. $50. 80 per I'd.
Black Gro Grain Silks, at 81, 81. so,
50, $3.50 per I'D.
Uolofed Silks Tall shadesl, $3.50 pei
I'd.
Black and Colored Satips.
These gods are our own impoIta-
tation, ard We guarantee prices and
quality.
s5 WIN JENNINGS & soEs.
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WE HAVE received another LOT oil
Home made White and Red Elan
nels, both tWilled and plain. They
wear better and are cheaper than
Ea,t-rn goods of same price.
JOHN @. CUTLER,
Agent Provo Mills,
s2S Old Constitution Building.
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Coal Discovery.

For some days past there has been
a somewhat exciting iumor in circn-
lation about town TO the effect that
coal has been discovered 10 Sardine
Cslon, In the hills Immediately south
OF Wtllevi'le. We have been unable
to ascertain definitely whether vel
defined vein hiss been struck, but are
informed that detached chunks o
coal OF gocd quality have been found,
Should q coal mine be opened in Thu
valley il will prove indeed q mine o
wealth to it's owners, and of ineslim
able public beneit.-Lcgsn Leader.
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SELLING OUT FOR CASH.

Having S desire to retire from the
Secondhand b 'siness, offer for ssle
q large stock OF Household Goods and
Trsps OF every description Cheap for
Cash.
With the outfit noE in my posses
zion l intend TO completely democrat
ize the Furniture Trade. There vii
be no fixed prices upon which to gave
quotations until the business is WOUND
up. John CRAZY,
cal Halt Block West OF Theatre.
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4 Bargain in Kid Gloves,

We received to-day 100 dozen Of
the celebrated Victoria Kid Groves,
in Street sh ldes, which we will sell st
65c. per ~. This is the best glove
ever of1ere a. that price in this city.
s25 COIN Bros.
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MESDAME5 BUTTON & BOYAN
have received by Express a fine
variety of Hats. Bonnets, Caps and
Hoods for Children. Also Flowers.
Feathers. Jets and English and Amer
lean Grapes. etc. Ladies' are cordially
invited to inspect ss it is pleasure
to show goods. s21
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The MLCKINNoN PIN will supersede
the Steel Pen as efectuslly as the
latter did the old-time quill. b. L.
A. CULMER, agent for Utah. sl4
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LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH
FL0oRIHG, RUSTiG. SIDING
PIck CTS, ETC., CHEAP, Al
LATI.dER. TAYLOR & cos. 4
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Lost,

On Saturday, Sept. 25lb. q Tithing
Office Order for s25. The finder will
receive a reward on leaving it With
John Kirkman, at the Tithing Office.
Payment of the order has been
stopped. s26
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For Sale Cheau.

Seventeen Head of Work and saddl 9
Horses. One is a very large horse.
weighs about 1900 pounds, and will
work single or double. Apple to
JOHN CRANE,
First South Street, east of Deseret
Bank. $40
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NOTICE

THERE will be Session OF the
i County Court Of Great Salt Lake County held
pursuant to adjournment, commencing at 10
O'Clock m when persons feeling themselves
aggrieyed by the assessment OF the current year
can attend and be heard.
] W OIJAfMTNgg CLARK
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Dentistry.

The most liberal offyr ever made to
the Public. Pay taken by instalments
on all Dental Operations and Artificial
Teeth. DR.. Edmunds. 65 Second
South street. Shows Building. Call
and see work and prices. s17
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GARDEN SEEDS FOR SALE.
THE Subscriber offers for Sale a
L general assortment Of Garden Seeds, raised
in his garden last year, 1854
n. R.-Work in Garden and manure will be
taken in exchange for Seeds on liberal terms.
EDWARD SAVERS,
18th Ward
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EArratt Rros.-Furniture.

We have a Large. Complete sRd
Well-Bought Stock of Furniture, tC
which We invite your attention.
BARRATT Bros,
123, 125 III, y 90nd 1S1,
jyf2 Main street.
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Gone.

a party who has left Utah Offers
for sale and Will stll a complete out
st Of Bed and Sitting Room Furni
ture, Carpets, Stoves, Pictures. etc.
etc. For particulars inquire Of
s25 BARRATT Bros.
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IMMENSE QUANTITIES of the
latest styles OF Fall and Winter Goods
are daily unpacked at The Clothing
House OF L. Goldberg. Look out for
bargains. Ell
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SASH, DOORS AND 5LIAos
EAouLDIkoS, BRACKETS ARD
ALL SIZgs or WINDOW GLASS
At BOTTOM FICURS9i LAT
TIMER. TAYLOR 4 CO >
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HnM,s Your Organs?

Organs Cleaned, Tuned end Re
paired by Magnus Oisen. Office at
Careless Music Store. Reference
Prof, Careless. e16
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Photography.

At my Gallery viii from henceiorth
be made the Finest and Most Elegant
Photographs. We guarantees them
to be the Best and Cheapest Gard
and Cabinet Size. and also Family
Group Photographs. which TACT Is
generally known by the public in the
city. as well as 10 the country.
G. EIcHBNBERG,
No. 20 Commercial Street. nex'
door south OF Palace Bath House,
Salt Lake City. s26
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There is no one 10 the community
who does not know these gentlemen
10 daT.
Here is another:
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FINE SALT, Coo. per 100 at
s14 g. F. Books.

Carpetsl Carpets Carpetsl
Il. Diuwoodey wishes you to call
and see the new designs of Body and
Tapestry Brussels Carpets, with
borders to match. Also Three Ply
and extra supers. sul7