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The Portland daily press., 1880-02-07

in the habit of shooting bat if find you there
again will shoot you" Upon at the men
came round the corner into Brackett street, di-
rectly under the gaslight. After some more
talk, the shorter man, probably Raymond,
fred three shots at the other, upon which the
taller, probably Mouton, fired three shots at
the first assailant which seemed to take eff
feet. The man was seen crouching down,
near the fence, where traces of blood were
found yesterday morning
Mr.. Green yesterday morning found one of
the bullets which had lodged in the woodwork
of his house.
OTHER STORIES.
OF course the noise of the alteration aroused
all the neighbors in the vicinity of Brackett
and Spring streets. One lady heard the quar-
reling and looked out of the window. She i'm
mediately cried out to her husband that one
man was drawing a knife on the other for
she saw it glisten. The next moment she saw
it was the nickel plated handle of revolver
and it was fred in the air four times. A gentle
man heard the quarrelling and looked out of
his window. He says he saw Moulton and
Raymond standing on the corner, side by side,
under the gaslight. Moulton had a revolver
in his hand He heard him say to the other
man, "G--d d-n you; il you ever -" and
| then came some words he couldn't catch, 'I'll
shoot you" This remark Moulton repeated,
and then deliberately raised the revolver and
discharged it at the head of Raymond, al
| though he was so near that Moulton could al
most touch Raymond's head with the pistol
Mouton repeated the shot, bothEtaking effect,
and, as he was about firing third time, Ray
mond flung something at him which Moulton
did not dodge, but fired the third shot which
went into the fence AS Moulton fired this
third shot Raymond threw up both hands as il
to ward off the shot. He then appeared tc
spit blood on the snow and ran off up Brack
J ett street followed by Moulton, who fred a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

DiebtsitaeGatr. GtftIlf&at Bat
anifaIten srtrrHsu am IS, 10. unp IL. Sept.
anf Der 8ennbabn esS ausftaunssplaBts pier.
eepettrennen su Strltaltsn, BET etnen @tpinnt
bis iur @slammliuuims pom $4,000 aur Ser.
tbsilurs fpmmen iplsn. llnb mic febts nit
her 8air 2 81 bic ~ Wahsr stprreen 2"
90 itrtsben utr lstte @o9e. Sarauf'
BIN antuortet Der vRprbfern" uon ia
grofe:
.@,lSs Srdssn! Cas Wttirsnnsn unb siel.
lsi@t Elm Cirrus & n b ia bic 6air. Die laub.
pirtbihaftliten Nusaelunsen fnt ia mshtsns
Nsbsnfa6s. Spltte cine Der fslttntn Gusnab.
men In Dubuque ssma&t perpen 2"
Sa bier parb cine Nusnubme semadt.
Die biefise Sairseieai9aft 1T gum 3wed
Der ausfeauns lanbw irtbf4aftlis
d r. unb n b ffrieIIer Yrobuete ses
srinbst worbsn, bas benefit ibr Name :
Northwestern agricultural and mechan-
ical Association" 2eiber bat has gIes
ment bss Sports es ibsr bic Snterefen
bss Wdstbaus unb @ewsrbss %bapongstras
deu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
2si6ter 2slilrs bat 9oIi3iif Meudel

2si@ter 2ailrs bat gOIi3ift MeudsI
wssen amtsmibbrau9 gu $40 Strafe uub
tn bic Soften usrurtbeiIt. Besen llureseI.
mdBisteit beiu, giutrassn bes llrtbeils 1T
Der 9roseB Dor bic bObere Snitana setoms
men,. DaB Sieies llrtbeiI sinsn uerbe,blis
den gtnFuB auf Sunsumsrita bat, sebt
oaraus berppr, baB Sonntas IN @ef Du'
buque gu usri9iebenenmalsn In Der Ndbe
BON Ef9trsi & Sdwinb's @arten &ratebl
entifanb. gs ssiste fi5 tein 9OIiBif.
ltebrisens ssbsn MIR ben 9euten ni4t Tins
rsdt. @enu bas @si.s fe BET Der slus'
ibuus ibrsr 9Hi5t nidt idast, 10 fnb fis
bumm, wsnn fe f5 in bic @efabr bssebsn.
Der Stubtratb bat gu iorsen, baB bic Sr'
bonnaussu ssdnbert werben, wsnn CT bic
Rube pabrsu wiu. |
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
An Die Serrm Asenteu nao A6oa'
ttenfeu.

SIM 2aufe bieier @o9e psrbsn MIR
allen uuiern Germ asentsn ueus 9iiien
gun, SaumeIn Der @eIber suienbsn. @ir
bitten bic Germ ii@ bann nit benz golec.
tiren Der gsIber 3u befafen. Da uieIe
~unisrer esier nod melt nit ibrer Besabs
lung aurid ftnb, 70 u,abnen MFR bieieIben,
ibren gsrpfi9tunsen nadsutoumen. 5wsi
unb Elm baIb ober flint Dollar bsist es oft,
finb cine 8Isinisteit. Oas 1T uabr.
9enn aber bteie aIsinisteit 1000 ober
1000 nal wiebsrboIt wirb, III bas ssuib
tsins SIsiuisteit u,ebr. @ir ibun unisrs
S9uIbistsit, bic 9eier mSsen bic tire
tbun!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
s. ia bod eurios, MiuneapoIis uni

s. iJf GOD cnrios, Wt%tnnsapolis unb
ct. Saul brinaen ss fsrtis, iebss Sabr
cine ni9t nur a~nitdnbise. ionbern sreBartise
Sair Bu baIten. Dubuque bate einsn sus
ten @nfans sema9t, aber bic Sa9e purbe
An lobe r~seuanasebA. Sebes Sabr tam
bic 0erpaItung In anbere 5dnbe. Oieies
sSabr psrwanote man bas @sIb aaf bic
ausfeluns. nd9fes Sabr auf bic pferbe.
rennen. Bsibsn anforberunsen sere9t su
ruerben, bas psrmodteu bic Setter bss In
nebmsns ni9t. Wan 1T iest 10 melt GEE
tommeu, baB man bic M~ustsaung Der
aderbauprobuets unb Der grsebnife bss
IoeaIen @smerbsfisiBss san3 fallen seIafsn
bat. gs 1T has auBerorbentli9 bei9dmenb
tir DUBUQUE. Sebss gountp runbum bat
feline Sair, nur Dubuque bat ni4t Talent
unb WittsI senus cine foI9e tu peranitaI.
ten; es buIbist Bios benz Sport. Die
Wibperpaltuns Der 6air' @eieaf&aft idd'
bist bic Stabt bebeutenb, e~beniouobl an
gnisben aIs an @si9dft. Statt bic Beu6I'
terans bes Staates mad benz inbufrielsn
Centrum bes Staates 81 3ieben, ft6Bt rnan
Re ab, bsibt fe anbersws bins.ben, ibre
@ei4dfts Az tbun, unb ba punbert man fd,
uenn Der Genius ni9t sas sepini9te Or
ssbniB brinst. @ir baben cine SOrte gas
pitaIiiien bier, bic 10 ensbersis fnb, taB fe
ben Dollar, ben fe an Der 8orbertbire
ausssben, I'm Ru an BET 9intertbire nit
SutereGen in @mpfans nebmen m65tsn.
1ns bsfdqt INNER Elm iarfaftii9es 2ddsln,
wsnn mir uou Dubuqus's unternsbmunsss
seiit iprs9en b6ren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
&ers6rfe poktoren. = ginsr

Sefs6rte DoRtoren. - @iner u%nierer
selebrteffsn 0ottoren tam NIT u~erbunbeaer
5anb In meinsn 9aben. Muf meme Srase,
mas Inn fsbIe, iaste er cine siftise Spinne
babe i'm seiio9en, er babe srube Sdmer'
gen unb nidts uolle bsIfen. Sd battle ses
rabe cine SIaide ct. Sufobs Del often unb
ueranIabts Jpn bamit ~sintureibsu. Das
WittsI buIf, bsnu aut anberen Gage mar
bic 5anb wieSer gut, 70 i@reibt 9err 5ran1
WiIte pon 9afapstte, Sno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
2Ieiue Sro6matter mar eins numb,

2leine Sroemntter war eine numbers
bare Sras unb bate In ibreu, 2ebsn uieI
uunbsrbare Dinse seieben, ertdblte uns
Sarmer S9warS, ais mir zines Cages nit
ibm auf elmer Bant Dor feinsm Sapis
iaBen. 90 Ianse fs Bel uns Iebts, tam
tein Doctor absr unIere S9wele. 2itt
zines Der Rinber an gttdItuas ober battle
Warie, bas III ndmli@ Mrs. S&wart, els
men 5ufsn, 70 wurbe sIei@ Or. ausuf
&5nis's 9amburssr gruftbss
berporssboIt unb swar su unier auer Bee
fen. bsnu felt Sabren batten mir tsine
uirtlids arantbeit i'm 5auie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
2tufere oiesid6rige Tsrdmie.

@ir ssbsu aud bieies Sabr benieuiser
u~nierer 9sisr, bic ibre alien Rid'
fdnbs unb elm So 1T m 0oraus
besablsn, cine Yrdmie. sic bubsu bic
Wabl Swiideu
~ einsm @eseusburser @arienfalens
Der uon 1881, obsr
2.) elmer 8si9reibuns oes 81. 9anbes.
0tr babsn NIT P. 3spbirin giwer
Don Notre Dame pon Siou tn Se'
ruialsm,, Elm llebereintomusn setroffsn,
ba6 sr uns cine CUTE Bei@reibn n 9
bss 81. 2anbes usrfaBe. Da Ct an
Srt unb Stele III unb sIrbsiten bieisr art
gu ben ipesielen gei&dftisunssn bss Orr
beus ssbOrsn, 70 1T IS ibm elm 2sidtes,
cine ti&tise arbeit 3u ~Iisferu. 0as Wert
pirb swsi Bdnbs pom 100 bis 100 Seiten
biIbsn, pen bsnsr Elm ganb bisiss Sabr
unb Der anbere nddftss Sabr aIs prdmie
aeseben Nib. Wir martea auf bas Sra:
nuieript bss erftsn Banbes nit S@merjen,
has gnbs @usuft bier eiutrsffen fOu. go
bulO IS in unieru 9dnben II, witb nit benz
Druid b~ssounen. Das Wert wirb bibia
nit aarten unb giIbsrn ausssitattet, unb
mad antunft Der 9anbi6rift in 4 Biz 5
@o3sn Der erfe Gbeil fertis isim. Dieie.
nissn alto, wsI9e bisis Yrdmie pinidsn,
miifsn iid etuas ssbuIbsn. 8ir perbsu
bisleI5s Der &eibe mad srpsbirsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
2sei(eaSer aaent.

5srr s. s. Ebobe uirb I'M Snterefe
bisies BIattes %rsiien. Wir supfsbIen i'm
Der bo5p. gsiFIidfsit, iopie alien Sreuns
ben unb @Sunern bes BIattes auf's Bette.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

k- Sebsr3sit Unit ausnabute Sonns
tags iinb @asen gum Witfabren BET ges
srdbnifen fur So. 90 81 baben i'm 2eibffaa
BET Gibbs d 6 o., 4. StraBe, twii4en
Drain unb 2~ocufttrabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

Der game bes .Rsusrenb" aaen Gurr,
1T pom gdifein Der Buptifsntir@e abse'
msiBsIt worben. Die Snid,ift mat bon
glnbesinu at, unpafenbl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
IiGia 40 perRaufem.

Dret neue Garnterpassn iolibsr Cons
ftruction, ein neues gussp, swet neue
boppelfsise sepoliterte TamiIisni9littsn
fnb biats gu p~ertaufen. Man wsnbe f9
an 8. &asp, Rorwesian pIow Gaetorp,
Dubuque. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

pie ,Narm9erjiseu S&weftern"
fnb iest in ibr neuss fur @~aiienbauss uub
5ospituIswsde eiuseridtetss @sbauoe on
Der 9sabobp Mpsnue sinsesosen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
Staot / Anteeeeno.

~ Entered at the post-ofice at Dubuque,
,wa, and admitted for transmission through
&c mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
an eisent6amer pom 2sferoen!

9ebt gu eurem apotbeter unb tauft etne
5laide o 6. albert Smitb's
vHoofs Liz uidA, bas wsltbsribmts
SsilmitteI fur Bferbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
yrf9aat en6 Cure 2sirserpapiere!

Dieie guffOrberuus tSnnen mir njdt oft
senus wiberboIen. @ir pifeu, bas pisIe
~unierer 2aubsIsute, bic o, 8 unS iosar 10
unb mebr Sabre in bieiem 9aube pobusn
unb bic Sssnunsen btsisIbsn seniebsn, Su
sIei9siltis iinb, bas Stimmrs9t su srpers
ben. @s 1T biss cine unperantwortIi9e
Ra4Idifsteit, bic f6 Riemanb gu s9al,
ben tommen Iuiisn iolIte. User feline 8Ir.
serpapisre nod bisien 5srbff erbaItsn tann,
usrfaume ia nidt, f9 bieieIbsn ,u usri9afs
fen. SreiIi9 muB man bier,u f5on Dor
spei Sabren feline eibli@s grfIdruns abse'
ssbsn babss, Burger perben 3u polen.
Ber bies nod niSt setbun bat, forge absr
Obne Sdumen bafir, baB biss nidt lanser
binausseidobsn pirb. Cine isbe Wabl III
fir ieben gewubuer pom @i5tisteit, obsr
ioute es u~enisffens iein unb is Idnser SIR
bic g~rwsrbans bes garserrsdts binaus.
i9iebt, beito ldnser beraubt Sbr Sud ielbft
Der Stimme BET auen @abGsn. Sast nidt
auf meme Gimme tommt's nidt on. Cine
Stimme Fat idon srOBe @irtuns sebabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
Ar6itect.

'Sreb. Seer, Nr9iteet unb Supertntens
bent. SduIsu unb atrden cine Spe,taIis
tdt. Ode Tier unb Soma Stra6e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

pie ye6te! @ie oft iu@en MIR TN
2sben bic &sSts unb bas &edte au finbsn
unb erteunsn suiest, baB mir rur Erusbil
bern nadjasien. DasisIbe III aud in Der
msbibiniiden @eIt Der Sal. 9err @brift.
S6aIoe, Sbsen, Ran., Iisfert folsenSen
geitras biersu: Radbem i4 swei Sabre
lang aae 5iebsr'W ebibinen ssbrau@t unb
nidt better wurbe, probirte ID Or. ausuii
&0nis's hamburger Eropfen unb wurbe
bur9 bieleIben pom S1itteIfisbsr erI6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
Gkieago Rarftteri9t.

VVItUBu UvutItuttIWt.
EsItsrabt3 6. Sspt. 1880.
Weiten.-No. 2, SO @ts.
BsI9torn.-Sss @ts.
6~afer-2S Gts.
Butter-24 bis 26 gt3.
gter-l2 bis l24 &ts.
Bbtstp-$l.1S.
S4wetne-$4.s 80 bis $40.
Rtnbpteb-$S 80 Bis 400.
S@w etuefeti9-$l7.5 SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
9. Staeksteds 4 8raasr,
6lpfensiefer,
1912 Colum us Street,

1912 Columbus Street,
i~tfasn Rutsr uHs Wiasr-etr, e. ssHit ps.
gi,sea glsdsn con jtbtm saIanst.n ION nab 0rSbs ssn
glsdsnpitIt ssn s uns ~ Tsntn, sslt affsrtt In 4 GSntu
unt Drdfidnet, ptt mad 0tttbtn szIanet pire.
% 1nh aud fts cine 0uspatI 0lsdsn bum eufau Dor.
ratets, psn prfHttbtnm 0rSbtn uns dbutn.
Our tinfn euttu tarmsni5tfu Ten une 5aItkariht ptrb
Dc uHttrtrt SABRE VaraHtt ststbtn. R'"'f
~ aitulars auf guIaneta iusdaHtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
TO. A. = 86&satlids Sri.EiR,.
Dubuaus ben 6. Stpt, 1880.

Dabuaus ben 6. StPt, 1880.
Sn ptI6r aat orisfs ansadat FAB. pt6t BON 80. gus.
90 Ium 8. Stpt. tnbtr ttsaafu pshsfhet a~nstfpmntu unb
slot atstbsit psrbtu aue.
8reitba& SsIstb i, Wisa s G233a1D
Grpbs Gbrifian Wsibn Peter
Ranlsn Rate \ Redprpalb ptsr2
gfTer Maraaret Shnsibn Carl
WueSer Gtarlsy S&neiber Qfc2
Niasr % gissit 5bnda
Rau sussHt ui&t ptHu man na& erisftn auf tttftr eias
frast % ttmuitn bat fs nstitt fab, unb bic Rum.
mf sa 0rtaths a%uiustbtu.
siag 81. Norbert. rsandha.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

far Gr6fn, Babrifm, afattmitn &C.
mpm Suufrtrt atrsulart frd.-ubufFrt
UvkW 4ttstee6 v. % alfsr, IS .. "a.
nal Ctr. gtttsss 50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

SER sna G. @dsun Ron sssp@t 81, f@: Hs9 urde sm ranes mdbsen, ps4es bret Sal
shbr Hh NIT Or 8 arters Ssperu asue epsstRs ua&m bic bNn Geph H ua bT
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-02
Wood River Notes

The lessses of the Jay GoulI have
81 inches solid gslena in face of tun-
mel, and will assay $50 ounces per
ton. They extracted 20 tons the frat
week of the lease.
The Bullion has struck a nice vein
of 237-oz. ore in the bottom in their
shaft-l35 feet from the surface.
The Point Lookout mine on the
same vein as the o. K. struck the
vein in place at a depth OF 10 feet,
and uncovered a five foot body oil
1907. carbonate ore.
The Lost River Co. of Massachusetts
has tapped with 60 foot tunnel =
II foot vein, mostly 60-oz. ore. A
two foot streak adjoining the hanging
wall samples over 300 ounces.
The Ir 8 niue, eat extension Of
the Idahosn, wss bonded to eastern
parties at a reasonable figure.
Il Is rumored the celebrated North
Star OF East Fork, IS also bonded tt
eastern parties.
The Mayfc yer holds her own 81
a producer OF $500 ore. TIE Chicago
is piling up an abundance Of go OF
ore, awaiting smel'ers. The Idahoar
mine produces $50 ore faster thar
the managers can get transportation
for il to KeltOn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-02
Ice Yachting.

Commodore Davis ard Messrs. Hon.
Young and Leonard Hudson, yeSter-
day, had a flying trip on the Hot
Spring Lake for a couple Of hour:
with an ice yacht, the first built in
Utah, to our knowledge. The com
modore felt quite elated. last evening
over biz trial trip, snd says it dis
counts the sster yacht all to pieces
The speed sttsined sometimes. wher
a strong gust OF wind got within gooc
reach of them, Was something beyond
anything of his previous experience
on land or water. They had pur
posed giving the Ogden train race
but didn't mske calculations jus
right for it. We should not bs at al
surprised TO see several ice yacht
flying in the commodore's wake soon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-02
Hamill ReadiDgs.

Il has been already announced that
on Saturday evening Prof. S s.
Hamill and his daughter Alice would
give another reading at the THEATRE,
and the fact will be found in an adj
vertisement published this morning.
1t will also be found, by reference,
that a matinee will be given in the
afternoon, to which sdmittsnce to all
parts of the hou, will be 25c. It Ia
but recently that Mr.. asmill and his
talented daughter gave two readings
st the Theatre, which met with uni
versal praise and stamped Prof
Hamil az one of. if not the finest
teachers of elecution and elocutionists
of the age, and showed that bis
daughter was a young lady who had
received the benefit OF mastery train
ing and possessed dramatic ability oil
no ordinary character. Since that,
Prof. Hsmill has organized many
classes in elocution, and the associe-
ton thus brought about has even
more impressed the public with hi;
thoroughuess and the extensive grasp
be has of the science of elocution
These readings are certain 20 draw
well.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-02
Shooting Match Postponed.

The shooting match between the
Ogden and Salt Lake seItets has
been postponed. Every arrangement
necessary to the affair had been made
and the Salt Lake semi-Warriors bold
bad cleaned up their r0sty frelocks
in anticipation OF the exciting times,
but on Wednesday morning letter
was received here from the represen.
tative of the Ogden club announcing
that one OF the members Of their
picked six, Mr.. Greenwich, who Is &C
counted one of their best shots. had
lost two children, By fatal disease,
and that gentleman being unable to
participate and out of respect for him,
they requested that the match be
postponed until next Tuesday or
! Thuredsy. 1t being one Of those oc-
curreuces, which, besides bsing IN
svidable, calls for sympathy, the
Salt Lake boys Immediately tele
graphed back their consent to the
oostponement. So the match will
take place one day next week, though
whether Tuesday or Thursday lie sull
Undetermined. About thirty-6Es per
sons had intended going to Ogden thi'
morning TO witness the match.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-02
HAWKES. VS.. HOLLISTER.
The Dillon Host Warns the Cold
Commercial" Editor With
out Charge.
That Question Of Veracity.
DILLON, N. T., No. %. 80.

DILLON, NJ. T., No. %, 80.
Mr.. Il. D. johnson:
Dear Sir-Your favor OF November
9th duly received, and as Mr.. o. ].
Hollister took particular pains tc
send me his brief notice, otherwise
never would have known if it had
been written, l am able to comply
with your request.
j On a very cold morning, as be
states, the Butte coach arrived &c
usual, about 8 O'Clock am. do not
recollect the number Of passengers Gu
that particular morning, but think
there we're from five to seven, and az
We had only been ct Dillon g few
days, had just managed to get the
dining room running and a lew beds
up, every bed being engaged ahead.
When Mr.. Hollister and party came
10 the door be Wss admitted by my
self. informed them that l regret
ted | could not accommodate them
with beds, and could only offer them
q comfortable FIRE to sit by. AS had
never met the gentleman calling
himself HOLSTER, | am unable to
place dim at this time, but presume
be is the one that requested a lunch
brought to him, and although | had
not had three hours out OF twenty
iour for ten days, l accommodated
him, remarking az l set il down, that
if ne wished to occupy q bed with
me ne could do so.
Now, as you stated the article ia
the Commercial to be a lie, allow me
TO repeat the statement. for know it |
to be Wilful and ; malicious lie. |
Mr.. Hollister states be laid down in q |
rough bunk with the proprietor. in
the bar room. The bed is one OF the |
French pattern, of the largest size,
double mattresses, which cost $3S IN
Dillon, and it was in the sitting room
and not in the bar room. Mr.. Hollis
ter states that be aWoke with bad
cold in the throat. l cannot see how
I can possibly be to blame for his cold.
l had offered him the bed with me,
and he did not see fit to accept it
until be had tried the floor.
81 myself saw a passenger charged
two bits for doing couple OF hours
in a chair"
That is an unmitigated lie Had
Mr. Hollister taken the trouble to
open the door leading into the dining
room he would have seen fifteen or
twenty sleeping on the floor, sume in
their own blankets and some fur.
nished by the house. and never
niCkle charged for the accommodation
and fires burning all night, notWith-
standing wood cost SO per cord and
coal 800 per ton.
He states that ne paid the eIor-
bitent price of $I.25 He admits he
received bed portion of the night.
and lunch. As l do not
wish to occupy too much OF your
space, ] will close this with a parting
reference. Mr.. II. states what q per
Ion can do if they doubt his word,
which, by the way, they do here.
oresuming l will be allowed the
anne privilege. l will refer any one
loubting my word to every business
nan at the terminus.
Q. F. HAWKES.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-02
A Fact Worth Knowing.

Are you suffering with Cn-srnp-
ton, Coughs, Severe COlos se,s,ej %
the Breast, Pneumc MIA, or any
disease of the Throat aud Lungs? Ii
40. 90 TO your Druggist and get 3
bottle of BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP.
This medicine has lately been intro
duced from Germany, and is selling
on its own merits. The people are
going wild over its success, and Drug
qis,s all over our country are writing
1s of its wonderful cures among thelI
customers. Il you wish to t-y IL
superior virtue, get q Sample Bot,l:
for 10 cents. Large size botile "a
cents. Three doses will relieve AM
case. Try it. salo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-02
0gden's Electric Light,

Mr.. Ruthrau6, who concluded his
contract with Ogden City for the
Brush Electric Light on Wednesday
and returned last evening, states that
the light will not be placed on The
top Of the Courthouse ss at frat in
tended; but that piece of land has
been purohased by the company on
the bench, on which sn iron tower
$50 feet high will be placed, which,
with the bench. will give an elevation
of 200 feet above the business part OF
the city. From the top of this tower
the city is to be Illuminated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-02
Re-lnad ! Re-IOAdI

Bad blood and cold weather would
seem to be indispensable to each
other. On Wednesday Il. A. Van
Prsag, OF Empire Mining Company
fame, struck John Taylor, late oil
Commercial street, in the face and
Knocked him down. Both parties
have taken quarters 10 the new
Groesbeck building, eouth of the
Wssatch, and we're ID the rear at the
time. Taylor says be Was sweeping
cut some small scraps OF cloth when
accosted by Van Praag, who asked
him if that vas how lie did when 10
Commercial street? Some words fol-
lowed and Taylor wss ielled, the blow
bringing blood from his mouth and
nose. Van Prasg will appear before
Judge Piper to Gay, at u O'Clock,
when all the circumstances will
doubtless be brought out.
On Tuesday night An individual
was the recipient of a thorough lick
Ing. He was in a bar, presumably
after hours, and is understood to haYe
been the worse for liquor, and some
thing having riied hIm-prObably q
drink bad gone dowl cross-wise-
he began abusing the the bRrkeeper
right and left. Being an English
man, and therefore on his muscle, a
crack pistol shot, race horse Judge
and a iencer OF note, he seemed
anxious for fight, and finally sue
ceeded in getting it. The barkeepor.
it is said, was patient as long as
patience proved virtue when he
turned in and gave the Euglishmsn
q genuine oldfashioned British lick.
ing. As no complaint has been en-
tered, the case will not come before
Judge Piper.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-02
Go to the Big Boot.

So says Mr.. Payne, in his card this
morning, and be enumerates some OF
the many classes and styles OF boots
and shoea that can be found ct bis
"Big Boot" store. He makes espe-
ciaI mention that he hes the best as
sortment of ladies' slippers in the
city, and that large stock of Hanan
d Reddish's fine goods have been
iast received.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-02
For the Ladies.

We are receiving New Goods every
day, and are now making q specially
OF Silks which We offer in Blacks and
Colore, price and quality second to
none. Sstius in every shade, and
price to suit all. Corduroy and Bro
csded Velvets, also q handsome line
OF Dress FlaDnels. Don't forget that
our Corsets are the leading styles, and
our Hosiery stock is just superb. Nc
trouble to show goods ct
NO VIM. JENNINGS & Sous