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THE ODOROUS RIVER.
Mayor Harrison Explains His Views
OF the Pumping Scheme.
He Wants the Stats to Enter Into q
Formal Agreement
Not 10 Disturb the Cfty'a Operations at
bridgeport.

UfDQBen0rts
There was short editorial in TnE Tn1B-
uNE yesterday wlllci, ol'c'ted as follows:
Tho Nnyor, ut tho meeting of tho Co,,nuil Com
's 30 'ss et %s he
r. ne. aSPgni s;cn n thS . 1t and miso
t!SHk II Il ths ,i %attor the sate should Contribute
. It II 5ei"s Understood that his Honor OBJ
jectch to this, q reporter called Oil linn 10 as.
certntn lis reasons,
nIdId mt titsruss tia cost at o1f u sofd he.
u,vh"t 1sr.ssal ,vas to nrstieo,li1,. Eli" ~ -;
relief from pulnplng~works. My questions
were pllt To draw out from the Commissioners
and Superintcntlent Of The Caunl whether, Il
tbe citv madc thn Improvement. Tia canal
would bo able TO always carry on the a'lat'-
ttty Of water tlat might be found necessary
to pump nut of the river In order to purify It,
Neither the Commissioners nor tic superln-
Wnuehe cou'a sloe n's taio lhlot'natInl:
When one Of the ,C0m1nisslDners stated tflat
tie peoplg along Inc i!ie o ti!e caitn! ana tue
1lli1lGfs River wero willing to 90 what they
tint they considered ting thing rs simply and
exclusively about to bo tone for our benefit.
| saltt TINT tho movement did not originate
IN the city, but was suggested BY Dr. Kaucf,
bESAhSV ~a4U LaS} Ats""Hff eAt1 <huaa
oifenBlve,-t''at I thought ttere 9ugct
t4 De comfy between . ttloae llvinE
along the ling ailu tlo city, @ nntl
TINT we would DO all we could, and that
they SHOULD nsalst Us al they could. Sup
poso VIC should make tiis Improvement ut
Whaaever eS GoStso'g ~ say SVv nu oacfs
Eut ~ NJ saUsMv, % Viii ~ .h1ka Uua'ay yea,riy
aa,ai ~, arS n n c",,iin f.t min,,to o., the
ca.lni 'G G,U TX sn,, y te s,a, @ tu,aa,s u,s
cmna H. rnMT HIT so aie sog ti9 M "eI ~
WI %ater '' as sas i'npedng ss M navgation, tic % ely
wo a 1'e in,n H. ~ uo.ttn fat I Tia fata
teoug, a ~ W. arva,,ta n 'snmf ,msE
,. suclI AN ,s AGREEMENT 1 III I
a VIII S vs. s se Sa @ oey ye cessary s % eo s
str,1ct the hydraulic works We sslouf,t mt be
buying p!g Il, n pokc,-that Tic money laitt
out would result Il, a. real and aetual benefit.
tuced, it might ha fur lHtter for us to llft
water ont Of tho river down near tlla Bride
veil md pour it into a ditch running Into the
Desplulues, Whence there w0ulh ho
enough m 70 cleanse the river, and tl!cn
lie lie DcsrlaInes. There arc scyserai tHiiigs
CONNECTED with this Mntter thRt uru not geli-
orally un,lerstoSd., W!!sn the canal ,sas
il row, # is said, because tho cannl is shal-
statctl tIlnt If tic Iytirauiic works were used
in tho winter tho waiter IN lie river would
Formed d by f pracflcni W engineers s % wlo hive cx- *
an,it,ei tila sn}iect tint tle river cn,lil In
n,,riijtI nt tllis senso,l of tic yrar, siInpy 6y
ni,ctiinr tfe rntss at LocklJ0rt.- Tint Tint
would create current, anl pnrc
wnffr hn carried fran, thn rtvrr
wntnr m tl,nrn1rh1v m tn mnkn
, 1880-01-31
BOSTON,

nosroN. Jan. 3o.-ErouR-ln moderate demand,
Western suporncr, g. cosumon extras stIG3
G'u; Wlscnnttn ex.raa, Minnesota do, tGC01
wlntor Whcats, Ohl0 und Michigan, &t37uIt ILL.,
nul* aud fndIa,Ia f7i11.a IT. L0u!k. s7s7.15, WIS.,
ttain nnd Minnesota pntnnt prucpss sprjp1 wheatt
N!MsDa0: winter wtcA:1, f7t1!sS a.
GHAtS-t'Hrn quilt; mixed N.ld FH1t0M, Sl4Sco.
Outs Bt.ndyi NJ. | Mnd extra whlto, 6lafhJSei NO. e
WitS, f9sars No. mixed Jnd M, j. whltn 4t@ 70.
3tMuIM. - y ''
5utFAEHTs-Flous, 1.sD brlst corn, H,tD tu.
, 1880-01-31

ToLEDo. O., jan. R.--tlnA1N-syheat dull woak,
and 1owor; ambcr Michigan, spot &lss, No. a red
winter. February. sl2s1l; Maruh. tlsi, April, tl5t
May ei.GAi No. rod Wabash. Ills. Corn qulot;
hlsh mixed, +lc No. g. spot, aoAc, February, 40>1d;
MnY. 4i}fc: uass-Nothng doing.
, ,Glnseh--Whunt weak. Mp. 7 rNt! wjnter, February,
N;!N; Mafeh. ?lS!!93 ApEl tt1E4t Stay. tt.a5.
hEcEil"Es-svhcat, MtlW buI cOEn, B,ln bu, cats,
nutlp. - '''' --'
sMtfaESEs-wheat, 300 btu, corn. 5000 bu, oats.
, 1880-01-31

coffin WIS duIy buried. Tic FtHer,il fotrps
observed tho funeral, and tlle matter WINS coti.
a!tlcretl settled. Meanwhile ,19ln recovered
slowly anll rosa mud returned to lis .c0,Ii-
Dur fr'end had lnnlly ot'lor things to any,
which l may give In future letter.
nAur
, 1880-01-31
LOUISVILLE.

Lou1svtLLE, Jan. a.-Corr0N-Fltm at 1zic
FLoUM-Dnll and unchanged.
GltAIN-Wheas Urn At sl3o Corn hrm, wh!to, ~,
ml8cd. 10 Onts-Mhrkck aasless nhtq, aSoi mtxod,
dJ]4o. Rye-Nnrkot dull at a3Sc.
fuov1aoSs-Posk nominal NJ tia.Hk Lard qulet,
choice leaf tterce. set do kcx so Hut aats qu1et,
cYsEd. nA4ll lU}&c.
WAlskY-Fnir dpmand at towcr satest 1tEh
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1lECIfQII.

ntrnofr, jan. hn.D-ELoult-Dulk
GNAiN-Whoat dull Hnd lIuuvyl I oxtrn nominal, No,
White, 81 xt9leH; no salest February t25(, March,
inuI '~|N' ''3s' awe - Aot44-
ltHtklrrA-EheaL 1000 bu
hutrAESTs-Whgnt,1 1.uN bu,
, 1880-01-31

HtFpAto. Jun. al-NKAiS-SNhnat nominal Corn
dnlli sales. fIJ bu, now westur,, 4ssfe on truck.
oaia;. onits;.NnihinE SqlnR lsyeltslna doing Dnrloy
hAILitoAn FnEtunTA- -ulChupged. --@-'
, 1880-01-31
STATE AFFAIRS.

latl11l as Will protect tile people OF Tho West
FROM cxtorltoiate freight rates, establish n
uniform maximum rate for transportation,
and create u Board of Commissioners 10 rcgu-
late Interstate commerce.
Bills were introduced by Qnarlcs to regu-
late the sentences Of convIcts By their good
behavior; by Quarlcs, giving aut!lorIty to Of
ticers or Stockholders Of corporations to dis
pose Of their effects after the charter shnll
have been anunllcd Or shalt l,ave expired; hy
1sarrett, excnlpting sow1ng-nNc1ilna ngcnts
from the Pcdiar License law; by Burrows
requiring Ice ilen to place fences nrounl 1
holes In the Ice where they tlayo been cut
ting; by Qnarlcs, that a'l porsona committed
to the insane asylum shall bo examined by
Jury.
Tho Governor sent in tho following nomi-
nations to tho Senate: Nelson Dewey, u bo
Director Of tho State Prison; 4. j. Turner.
Ratlrond Commissioner. md willard IL.
Chandler, Abraham D. Andrews, and Th01np-
son D. Weeks, Normal School Agents.
A bill was passed empowering tho United
States Court Commissioners To administer
oatlls md make and certify to the arxnowI-
cdgcment Of tleeds etc.
III the Assembly petitions were presented
IN favor Of liquor prohibition, md rcnlol,-
8trRnces agatnst cap'tal punishment aud tic
Medical bElt.
a joint resolution directing the State Board
of Health to Investigate the subject Of medl-
cal regulation was killed.
A joint resolution was ndopted directing
tho State Roartl Of Charities to report with
lnsnlle In WISCONSIN,
Bills were introduced by Mr.. Lord relative
to cnttie running at large nl1t the keeping Of
, 1880-01-31

rEohtA, Jan. a--t;HA1S-CoTn firm; lltgh.m
ShtA1fc1 mixed. ssaaate Oats ar1n, No. 4 White,
'ASTit:!G Si H. ltya inactlYe hui nrrnar; 7s,{QHk
hIts Ut $l.Ol " "."s" s'o+@s VI Ano
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OSSVJ:GO,
COTTON.

-, ,os~Edo. n. =. Jan. &-l}n41A-Wheat staady.
tora stchdy, Western pl!1cd,asc.
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,ILtsxLANp. Jan. u-pkTAuLk kt'M-Skeady md IN.
~I4snaeut standard whLte. ll0 tust, p1fc.
!, ,,s,HhpAd, Jan. D.-rR1HuLxuA-tla3et,e etuds,
t.'W At fa1ksrs for shipment; so1nui, U&a phla.
Viii .GiiTr' Jan. n-PkrtoL opeu ed
fur I! Hiu: advanced 9ul coaol tr Al liz bid
uoa. J1ainp aninn!pnlun1, ds AYesas!us A11|, tFshsao7
, 1880-01-31

futluAn Hotel CarA Are run through, between Chi.
1t lb:.i] 1. m. '
No oihsr road runs Pullman OF any othsr form Of
hotu cnrs Nebt nf Chicago. "
a-uepDt cornor Ut WeIIa and Ktnsle-8la.
eUcpot corner of Canal and kinxia.3tx
Chicago, Huntington d. Quincy KAttfaAd.
For Mnpe, Guide I,o.kA Iirne-Tab1caL HIccplng.Car
.ecunModaton:. apply at any ot tue fo!l9wing
Ias!ae Mots. l'r,nxs Il MEsrfs.. oi'se so. narthea.s
Gnsal.ntsa Palmer 1io,ise, and corner Canal md
NndI4on.61. ton Weet S!dcl.
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DRY GOODS,

DRY GOODS,
.o' foRk Jsn. A--Bu.iueks continues aotlva with
s,sln!'s!on housas knd >1hs tona OF lha mnrkst Il
arh, W. 3aa strong. Cotton goods III good demand,
sslseG sad ir'ur iaEmsr Hope hesohea shlrt!nx4 ID
"eolsa xoous IN good Foqasss aud very nfuu.
w, TuRpENTINE.
HIN 81 as<a '~Ne ""~0s414's W |oASsaFsaH-
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CINCISNATr,

sulrAEHTs-Flous. 1,sD brls, corn, r,UU tu.
, 1880-01-31
The Best Flour for
the Least Money!.

ynry Best ~: 1,ou'. Winter Whcnt per brl .....tM
yerJ lest Minnesota Patent, pcr r1... iii
Every barrel guaranteed and delivered free OF chxc.
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Chicago & Alton.
UptHn Dtpnt. Wext stdr, AadsDn.st br!llEa md
Twenty t1lEist. Ticket Unerk. ut 1b1puta, u south
Ciark-st.. GRIND lac,I!c llnEcl and ia!uRF liuuas
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Milwaukee Express.
WlH4iuein < Mlnnuaott,. f;rrtn
Hay. ni,d 3fcnast,n through buy
MIlwaukee, Madison, I'Enlfae hn
Chen, Kftu LUNA Express. .....,.
J.IbprlyFI1lr Accommodation. 90.
Milwaukee,, ~. Paul i 3llnnGnpU.
lis t'nst Mni1 ttsnilyj,.........,,..
Wisconsin i 3!intFsntlt. .EEcpn
l}uy1 Ht0rGns JfuInt, uhl ASH.
IHIlI tIit5klt1h Mint EsxIrf.ss
, 1880-01-31

ncss German Suttled soap 70 tnrs por boz, S2;5
Fu4tGh Narnnla4le, rer jhr. =
A1k1tArVutt. Slttfl'R, ngr grb,,,,,,,,.,..,,,.,. b, e.
North Uf EtI4lnild tnbe ERGce. tSs tkt$lO, II
Layer Ika!si,If fter bnx III
fIn0.A rs1e Cheese, 0noh ..... .......,....,. l1n
Elnns Lhcgte, nGH, eAch. La0
Nrt Heed, HUMP. tnp1. or EnnutY. cor Ib ...,. s
HpEnx, per lib, IL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-12
Homemade | HOme-Made |!
Z Good Thing.

German Syrup is the special pre-
scription of DR.. a. Boschee, q cele-
brsted German Physician, and is
acknowledged to be one of the most
fortunate discoveries in Medicine. II
quickly cures Coughs, Colds and all
Lung troubles of the severest nature,
removing, as it does, the cause of the
affection and leaving the parts in q
strong and healthy condition. Il is
not an experimental medicine, but
has stood the test of years, giving
satisfaction in every CAGE, which it,
rapidly increasing sale every season
confirms. Two million bottles sold
annually. Beware OF medicines oil
similar names, lately introduced.
Boschee's German Syrup was intro
duced in the United States in 1858
and is now sold 10 every town and
village in the civilized world. Three
doses will relieve any ordinary cough
Price rs cents. SAMPLE bottle, II
cents. ~ mi
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important Dry Goods Sale An
nOuncement.

We still have 8 large over sleek in
every department, and We are com
PEELED to reduce it, no matter at what
sacrifice. We therefore offer:
Ladies' Dolmsns, new and hand.
some, at less than cost.
Parasols in large variety, at less
than cost.
Dress Goods, OF all descriptions, al
less than cost.
Linen Lawns. the largest stock in
the city. at cost.
Embroidefies. the handsomest evel
seen here, at cost.
Hosiery, the choicest variety in the
city, at cost.
Remember the stock must be sold
Call and satisfy yourselves that thii
is no advertising dodge.
js25 COIN Bros.
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IT'S TRULY WONDERFUL

10 see what improvem eEt Is now exis
ss compared with railway travel only
ateWyears ago. To become convinced
Of this, one has only to select for bis
foate East, the popular snd well-known
CHICAGO L NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
You are Loaded by the Union Pacific
Railroad IL the Union Depot at Coun.
Gil Bluffs, where stands the G. & NJ
v. Palace Train, composed of Pull
man Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleeping
gaTs, Elegant Day Coaches,
smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars,
ete., ready to convey lis passen-
gers Iough Iowa and Illinois, and
ln'o = .cago. Gliding smoothly elong
ever tie superb track OF steel rail
'nrouga thriving cities and villsges,
Comfortably seated in this trsin, enc
scarcely discovers the high rate of
speed which he is riding. Trains OF
WIS road are always on time, con-
neeHons sure, and passengers seek
ing pleasure, comfort, safety and
ease ease in travelling, will find the
NoIth-Western" in excess Of their
expectations, and the greatest of al
.el'es to Chicago and the East. In
5 y. upon Ticket Agents selling you
aleSels ga this Road; all Agents sell
,lsm. Examine your Tickets, and
, 's.lae 70 buy If they do not read over
ms Road. II you wish the Best
ttla'eilng Accommodations, you will
Sy your Tickets by this Route.
"s AND WILL TAKE NO OTHER
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-12
z. AEerbach & Bro.

The Removal Sale of F. Auerbach
& Bro. is proving a genuine success
On account Of lhsir strict rule not L
advertise anything they are not vii
ling 10 iulft. They cay their stock
Of elegantly made up Ladies' Under
wear must 60. and quote the follow
ing prices:
Ladies' Chemises from 75c, 81, S1.25,
Sl.75, %.
Drswgrs, 65o, zoe, S1.1O.
SLIGO. $3.50.
Nigh.gowns, $l.25, $1.75, 81,
S275, $3.50.
Dressing SacSe, 9OC, $1.25,
$3.50, 81.
" Corset Covers, $I.25, $50
Sl75, 81 80.
White Wrappers, 81. 90, g. so
$50. s. IS.
White Skirts, S1.25, $3.50,
81. So.
Children's White Pioue Dresses, 81. sc
TO Sc; worth double the price.
Infants Robes, S1.25, $3.50, $I.75,
$500.
Fuit5er Reduction n the prices q
ell other goods.
El4 F. AUERBACH & Bro.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-12
Releases and Appointments.

Reieases.-The following elders arr
released to return to Utah with th,
company that will leave Liverpoo
September Alb, 1880:
George q. Taylor, from being pre-.
sident Of London conference.
John Rider, from being presiden;
OF Manchester conference.
Edward Cliff, from being president
of Birmingham conference.
Peter Reid, from being president
OF Newcastle conference.
B. s. Young, from being president
Of Leeds conference.
Geo. Watson, from being travelling
elder in Newcastle conference.
w. P. Parkinson ION sccoun, OF
III health), from being travelling elder
IN Leeds conference.
Fred. Meyer and John Kienke.
from laboring in the Swiss and Ger
man mission.
Appointments. Samuel Roskelley
is appointed to succeed George H.
Taylor in the presidency OF London
conference
Thomas X. Smith is appointed to
succeed John Rider IN the presidency
OF Manchester conference.
Joseph Goddard is appointed to
succeed Edward Cliff in the presidency
OF Birmingham cor ference.
W. R. Webb is appointed to sue
coed Peter Reid in the presidency OF
Newcastle conference.
Hugh Watson lie released from bis
former appointment to labor De
travelling elder in Manchester con-
ference, and is appointed to succeed
B. S. Young in the presidency OF
Leeds conference.
All OF Hampshire and the western
port ons OF Surrey and Sussex. in
GLIDING the towns OF Guildford ard
heretofore included in,
but now detached from the London
will hereafter be known
as the southampton conference, ovsr
which Erastus 3. Snow is appointed
TO preside.
William w. Jackson, heretofore ia
Birmingham conference. is appointed
travelling elder in Nottingham con-
erence, to labor under the direction
If Elder Oscar F. Hunter.
Charles w. Hulse, heretofore in the
Welsh conference, is appointed q
rayeling elder in Manchester con
erence, to labor under the direction :
ion of EIdsr John Rider.
James Birmingham, heretofore in
49ndon conference, is appointed a /
raveling elder in Southampton con-
erence, TO labor under the direction ,
( Elder E. B. Snow.
Edward Stevens is appointed a
raveling elder in Soutaam Oton con- ,
srence, TO labor under the direction
Elder E. B. Sncw.-AtE. Star.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
.ugust II, lss

WALKER HOUSE,.
Lou Duchaell, Chas Duchaell, Bangor
Ne; Geo H Nicholson, Chss Syers, Gin
clnnati; s A Murray, G p Z K; A 1
Player, SeIrace; Geo 81 Lawrence, Mil
gaukee; @ S Lonstreet, Mrs Lonstreet
New York; I G Martinaale, Ogden; in,
Atzin, Jos Dslemare, Tooele; j @ Nor
rill, Alta; Shortself. Texas; A B Levi
st Louis; A @ Podman, Chicago; {
Zindel, Schafhsu'en, Suisse; j Besle, ]
Swift, o S navy.
VALLEY HOUSE
Martin F o ida, Cash Valley; a l
Milher, Denver; JOSIAH Rumees, Colum
bus, Ohio; j NJ Smith, Harry Casey
Kansas City; Robert Bailey, Omaha; ]
Heart, Chicago; Thos Ireton. Alta; Mia
Anna Tullmau, Bingham; John NJ
Push, L L Digg, Columbus; John Arm.
strong, j Mayne, Beaver; H @ Carter
New York; d Shine, Brigham City
John Walker, Pennington.
WHITE HOUSE.
Geo Jordan, D McEnnis. G A Brown
] + Fitzgerald, NJ 7 Fitzgerald,
Thompson, G Clementsen, Bingham; j
Atkin, j Deleamare Tooele; A j Zach
man, San Francisco: B Bachman, Provo:
0 G Brown, j G Lee, Terrace; G II Col
Inns. and wife, Alta; n p Crandall,
Springville.
OLIFT HOUSE.
G A Bennett, Ophir City Geo Nor
rison, Park City; L S Watson, Heber
City; j Kurtis, West Jordan; w II
Eddy, II A Fraser, d Cambell, n
Fregore, VIM Dsble, Alta City; Thomas
Walters, Fairfield; Q S Mckay,
Cheyenne; w fiedeman, Stock ton; w
Il Smith, Park City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-12
MALT VINEGAR just arrived al
aul1 q. F. Books.
Accident at the Shelter.

On Saturday afternoon last as w.
E. Terhune, the foreman of the
Ferry Smelter, was feeding sample
OF lime rook into the Cornish rolls,
he LOST his balance and falling in the
heavy gear wheels at the side of the
machine. was severely cut and bruised
from the knee to the right shoulder.
He wac sgitsting with long slender
pine stick a few pieces OF rock, which
we're net catching in the rolls very
readily, when, according to theory,
the stick was caught and before the
muscles Of his hands could be relaxed
he was drawn from an upright posi-
lion and fell into the cogs. URder
the careful attention of DR.. Disbrow
HE severe f97h wounds are healing
and he is daily gaining strength
Pslk City Record.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-12
CHIPS.
WheHl but It's hot.

Whew but it's hot.
Only two more weeks OF summer.
How many OF you borrowed money
Tor the circus? Eh!
Corn is TIE special iavorile OF the
weather clerk Hence the bot.
Young men and women who wan
sn education in classics, science
art or music. should read a card il
another column
The Tenth Ward Brass Band ex-
cursion to Logan will leave the city
on the 25.a, and return on the 9th.
Only IS for the round trip.
The Sunny South" troupe is un-
svoidably detained, and their en-
gagement here is therefore postponed
until Monday evening. 18th inst.
Wells, Fargo & Co. received on
Wednesday three cars OF Horn Silver
bullion, S., 1000; one car Of Hillside,
So, l39, and four bars Ontario bullion,
"a, 260.80. Value, 1899 so.
Oliver Free, who got mixed up in a
reaping machine the other day, and
was seriously cut and bruised, shows
signs of recovering. 1t was a loud
call for him, but be refuses to answer.
Tue French sailors who are vocal.
izing on the streets these days, sing
just as well as they could il they had
four arms, instead OF two, between
them. But, come to think OF it,
French sailors do not sing with their
arms.
The rumor that Jean Clara Walters
died at Reno from an overdose OF
laudunum LACKS confirmation, though
good many people hereabout think
the story is correct. She hiss many
friends here who sincerely hope the
rumor will prove to be cansrd.
This morning, a special train from
the west, with Knights Templar on
board, eB route for the triennial con-
clsve at Chicago, is to pass Ogden. |
A delegation OF four or five from Salt
Lake will meet the Californisns at the
Junction and proceed with them to
the Garden City.
Now that the circus has gone rustic
about and get your winter clothes and |
jewelry out of SOAK" There may be
another congress of trained horses"
etc., s.ong here one OF these days; to-
gether with the inevitable Tickets
for the concert" Immediately after
the close of the circus.
Our old friend "Jim -. Vinson,
stage manager OF the Salt
Lake Theatre. is with the Percy
Combination now en- route for this
city from the west. Vinson has been
dead and dying score OF
lines since be lets Utah, bat is worth
all the dead actors in America yet.
Pass the pork and beans, dear mother,
For I'm hungry as q hog,
True, had picnic dinner,
Sitting on an ancien. log,
But AdOlph was there, dear mother,
And fsin would have him think
SIN Of ethereal makeup,
For mamma he's got the chink;
30 only ate a morsel
Ola dainty frosted cake,
And peanut and q raisin,
Give sll solid grub the shake,
Pile the provender around me,
For I'm fsmisning. by gum
Amt this ham and beans delicious,
Oh l yum! yum yum yum yum
yum !"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-12
Tenth Ward Grass Band

Havs completed arrangements for q
Grand Excursion to Cache Valley or
August Gosh, returning on August
9th. Tickets to Logan and return
So; 10 franklin Soc. extra. Tickets
should be purchased by August 29d,
to secure comfortable seats. Parties
in the settlements can send for tickets
10y mail to any OF the committee of
arrangements, viz:
CHAs. W. SYMoNs,
JNo. w. ANDREW,
GEO. CHESHIRE.
THos. ROBERTS.
Salt Lake City,
Or any Of the members of the Band.
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URIOn Mills, Logan.

Thatcher & Sons, proprietors. Mill
fitted up with the most approved ma.
eairery. Brands of -four unsurpassed
In the territory. Warranted to give
satisfaction. Flour merchants, con-
tractors and the public generally
would do well to try our Renowned
Excelsior Family Flour" 1t recon-
mends itself. Our Snow Drift"
brand is the finest -four in the mar
ket, sni our facilities toI hsr ding
and shipping are first class, as We
buy cur wheat for cash and in large
Quantities. Ali orders entrusted 20
Us filed with promptness and dis
pstch. Prices sent on. application by
addressing G Napper, Logan, Utah.
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Utah Central Railroad.

90 and after Saturday, June 26th,
the Utah Central Railroad will run q
Bathing Train. Daily. to Lake Shore,
Leaving Salt Lake at 5 pm,
Arriving al Lake Shore at $40 pm,
Leave Lake Shore ALTO pm,
Arrive at Salt Lake at $50 pm,
Allowing Ii. Som. at Lake Shore.
Fare for the round trip SOC.
JAMES SHARP,
les g. F. & 7. A.
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EXHILARATING,
STIMULATING,
RECUPERATING.

Are the invariable effects OF Ethose Elaborat
Punches, Cobblers and Iced Mixed Beverages {
all descriptions, which Auer & Murphy ar
daily compromising for their numerous patron
who frequent the Occidental
Choice and Select Brands Of Wines, Liquor
and Cigars, both Imported and Domestic
always kept in Stock.
N-B.-Bottled Wines and Liquors for Fami
lies, EIcursionists, Tourists, etc., at great.
reduced prices.
AUER s. MURPHY. Props.
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SELLING OUT FOR CASH.

Having a desire to retire from the
Secondhand b siness, l offer for sale
a large stock OF Household Goods and
Traps of every description Cheap lor
Cash.
With the outfit now in my posses
sion l intend to completely democrat
ize the Furniture Trade. There will
be no fixed prices upon which to give
quotations until the business is wound
up. JOHN CRANE,
au1 Half Block West OF Theatre.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the ruling wholesale
buVing prices in Salt Lake City
Wheat, so a soc. p bushel
Barley, Sl.359sL55 p cwt; Oats, S2.IC
FL0 LOU 82.25@s2.4Oi xxx
G2G5@2.75 p cwt.
POrATOES-60c. 965c. p bus.
5HELLED CORS-SL2O@Sl.25 cwt'
BRAN-Sl.OU; Shorts, Sl.l0 p cwt.
GUTIERREZ. a soc. p Id.
EGGS-2Oc. p dOz.
WOOI-Choice Fleece 10000 p b.
HIDES-Prime Flint, lac 2 n.
Following are the latest quotations
flour, grain, wool, ETC., IN the San
Francisco market
FLOUR-Superfne, SO 5O94 90; Bakers
Extra, IS 37l q s. 50; Family Extras,
s. so; Wana ala, extra, St OOGS5 Ia
Pbbl.
WHEAT-No. l, 81 COG l 57i; No.
BARLEY-Feed, 70 a SOC. for Coast
and 75cGSOc for Bay Brewing, SOg9O
= cwt.
08Ts-Quotable at 81 OO9 81 259 ctl.
for Frei.
com -Quotable at 81 Is for Lsrge
Yellow; 81 III for Small, and 81 As for
White, 9 ell.
WOOL-Ssn Joaquin and Southern
Coast y @ 2jc. nominal. Very little
doing.
HlDES-Dry Hides, usual selections,
Flint, III q lSc,; Dry Kips, III a 1Sc;
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over 55lbs,
IOlc; DO, under IS lbs, 10c; Kips, 10ci
CalEskils, 10 @ l2c.