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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-06
PRODUCE MARKET.

FolloWingsare the ruling wholesale
buying prices in Salt Lake City
GRAIN-WheAt, 90 @ 75c. y bushel
Barley, CseedJ SI.25 ? cwt; Oats, Size
Vcwt.
FL0UR-XXX (old) 1886 q S2.45i
xxx (old) S2.60 a 2.75 y cwt.
SHKLLED OORN-$1.25GSl.3 5 cwt'
BRAN-$l. 90; Shorts, S1.l0 y cWt.
WOOL-Choice Fleece 1S920c n
HIDRS-Prime Flint, l0c@14c ? n.
Following sre the latest quotations
sf6our, grain, wool, etc., in the San
Francisco market
FLOUR-Superfne, SO 1904 90; Bakers
Extra, IS 90 ass 121; Family Extras,
IS l24; Walla WAllA, extra, "a so q "a 70
Pbbl.
WHEAT No. l, 81 S74@ 40; No.
2, 81 3O91 IS y ell.
BARLEY-Feed, rs @ SOC. for Coast
Azd75c a SOC FOR Bay; Brewing, 80 @ s5
@ ewt.
0ATs-QuOtAble at 81 800 81 4OV ctl.
! Feed.
CORN .ouotsble at 81 OBJ for Large
Yellow; 81 023 for Small, and 81 O5 Tor
Rhite, > ell.
HIDES-Dry Hides, usual selections,
Flint, I9l @ 2Oc,; Dry KiDs, 1871 q 2Oci
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over 65lbs,
10!c; do, under 55 lbs, I0c; Hips, 1Oc;
Calf-skins, 10 a lie.
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The Southern Fight.

New York, 3. = A dispatch from
Panama received by a commercial house
in this city, yesterday, says: Chilisns
have rlundered and burned haciendas,
houses and stores, many of them be-
longing to foreigners, in and near Chi
bote, Supe Psyta, and proceeded to
Libertsd and Lamsogne. One covs-
donga was sunk by Peruvian torpedOes
in ChancAy.
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GarihRldi.

Genoa, Seen. Garibaldi was escor-
ted through the principal streets by trade
societies, with bands and banners There
was an immense crowd. The banner OF
the Thousands Of Marsha was hoisted st
Gsribsldi's house. The College of Rome
petition Gen. Gsribaldi now to resign.
Gen. Garibsldi received democratic
leaders before landing.
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TELEGRAPHIC
Epiz0OIie.

st. John, n. B., 5 -Epizootic il prev
alent in the city. Some fatal eases
New York, 5.-The horse distemper is
increasing. Nearly 10, 600 animals are
sick in this and adjacent cities.
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From the Arctic.

San Francisco, 5.-The whaling bark
HidaESO arrived from the Arctic last
night. No news of the Jeanette or the
missing whalers. She saw the relief cut
ter CorlOi1l on August 26th, off Point
Belcher, steering southwest.
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NOTICE..

To the Landowners in the Vest Jordan
Irrigation District;
ALL PERSONS HAVING PER.
u formed labor or otherwise acquired
an interest in snd 10 the Utah and Salt
Lake Canal, are hereby notified to be
and sppesr st The County Court House,
IN Salt Lake City, on Saturday, October
q, AID. 1880, st 10 AM, TO represent
such interest, with view of incorporat-
ing as s stock company.
By order Of the Trustees.
D. B0CKHOLT, Sec'y.
Salt Lake City, September 18th, 1880,
s2S
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NOTICE..

To the LdndhoIderS III the West Jordan
Irrigation District:
IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION sos
i Of the Compiled Laws Of Utah for
1876, as amended, notice is hereby given
that 3 meeting of the Landholders Of
West JOrd sn Irrigation District viii be
held 10 the Thirty-eighth District School
house, Tsylorsville. Salt Lake County,
Monday, October llth, AID. 1880, at IL
Am, for the purpose Of electing Trus-
tees, 8 Secretary and Treasurer for said
District; in way and manner 81 provided
in said act.
A. GARDNER,
HENRY BECKsTElD,
GEORGE NEBEKBR,
II. 7. SPsNCEK,
PETER BECHEMENANT,
Trustees.
u. BOCKHoLT, Sec'y.
Salt Lake City, September 9Th, 1850,
SOS
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Miss Lawson, Pennington; A May
berry, Stockton; j B Cross, st Louis; S
S Noblit, Kamas, u; B Keefe, Biz CHAM;
6 E Po-ge China; j Clark, Big Cotton
wood; II G Eaton, Topeka. Ksns.
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Prof. s. S. HamilI.

The advertisement announcing the
of Prof. 8. 8. Hsmill,
the renowned elocutionist. snd dsugh-
ter. for two evenings of this week,
Friday and Saturday, appears this
morning. There ia no person in the
country to-day who occupies q more
prominent position as an elocutionist
than Prof. Hamill, and the fact that
be will rssd here is y rare treat which
will be appreciated. The manage
ment OF the Theatre have placed the
prices of admission at SOC. and 25c.,
while persons taking tickets for both
nights will have the privilege OF Sc
curing reserved seats without extra
charge. A better entertainment for
the money was never offered. The
following extract, regarding Mr..
Hamill, is from the CarLinriLLe Demo
crat:
Prof. Hamilrs reading WIS rare treat.
In spite Of the acoustic un6tness of the
ro1m, we rarely failed to catch the word
in The utiersnce Of the lowest whisper, 60
clear and melliAuous the tone. The pro-
fessor is said 10 have been pupil Of Muir
doch, and is certainly his equal as 5
reader and elocutionisL. His reading OF
the scene between Pickwick and Mrs.
Bardell we thought better than the same
by Murdoch here last winter. The
Polish Boy" maud Muller" and "Ihs
LAWYERS Burlesqus,n brought out BIZ
strength aud drought down The house. y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-07
The Canal.

The work Of continuing the canal
has sgain commenced. Early last
summer it was brought to g point in
the neighborhood of Sandy where
work was discontinued owing to the
fact that to have pushed it further
then would have entsiled unnecessary
loss by the destruction of crops in
farms through which the canal will
pass, oud by tho city being com PEELED
to pay greater sums Tor the right of
way and damages than it will now.
On Thursday Mayor Little aud Sur
veyor Fox were over the route from
the Oottonwoods here, cross sectioning
and planning generally. The route
adopted by the City Council, after
several exhaustive discussions, was
the upper one, that being deemed the
most feasible, the object in view and
all other things considered. Already
q numbsr of contracts have been let
on the portion of the route this side
OF Cottonwood snd contractors and
their men are now at work on it.
Others are commencing daily. and
none of the valuable time now tbeing
enjoyed is to be lost. The intention
is to make every exertion to get water
here through the canal in time fol-
next years irrigation purposes.
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Locations or Mines.

A mining location is not a mine By
any means. though many persons
think it is. The people who do are
those who first come into q mining
camp and those who buy stock 10
any company which is advertised,
without knowing anything about it.
The new conner In a new mining
camp is apt to think staked out
claim ia mine, the same as he
thinks 6 loot bole in the ground is
q shaft. He thinks his mine is as
good as anybody's. and perhaps better
than an old one, since there has not
been so much taken out. He is apt
to ask figure nearer $4,000 than
So for such claim, especially after
he has blasted and dug away at it for
few months.
Calling a location a mine, how
ever, don't by any means make it
one unless it is to be "put upon the
market" In that case one is as good
rs the other very frequently. for
paper certificates are the basis rather
tran ore deposits in many OF the new
companies. 1t sometimes happens,
and pretty often, too, that these holes
in the ground are sold as mines to
people who don't know any better,
and they therefore have q commercial
value after all.
1t takes long time for a commu-
nifty to learn the difference between
locations and mines, and it is a ques-
ton it is not always safe to leave even
to experts" They sometimes mis-
take the one for the other. a mistake
someone else usually has to pay for.
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IT'S TRULY WONDERFUL

10 see what improvement now eXls
&c compared with railway travel only
a few years ago. To become convinced
Of this, one has only TO select for bis
route East, the popular and WeIl-known
CHICAGO L NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot at Ooun-
.llBluffs, where stands tbs @. & NJ
e. Palace Train. composed of Pull.
man Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleeping
Oass, Elegant Day Coaches,
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Care,
etc., ready to convey its pasSen.
gers rough Iowa and Illinois, and
into ca csgo. Gliding smoothly along
over tue superb track Of steel raj
through tbriving cities and villages
Comfortably seated in this train, one
scarcely discovers the high rate o
speed which be is riding. Trains o
'hls road are Siwsys on time, con
neo'lons sure, aad passengers seek
ing pleasure, comfort, safety anC
~ 10 travelling, will find th'
North-WesteTn" in excess OF theil
expectations, and the greatest OF 81
tol1es to CAiosA and the East. In
Ss' upon TioEes hgents selling yoI
tickets ria this Road; ell Agents eel
.nem. Ex mine your Tickste, ana
se!0se to buy if they do not read owe
S S Road. If you wish the Bes
travelling Accommodations. you val
y! your Tickets by this Route
WAND WILL TAKE NO 0FHEt
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Eli B. Kelsey & Sons.

Elsewhere this morning, appears
the advertisement of Eli B. Kelsey &
Sons, the we'll known real estate and
loan agents. The firm has done 9
long and steadily increasing business
in this city and is known to be relia-
Die. 10 the list OF houses, building
property and farms for sale and resi-
dences 10 rent can be found some
thing that is likely to satisfy every
person who is in need or DESTROYS OF
securing some individual property;
while they are prepared 10 make the
sale of property for persons who de-
sire to dispose of what they own;
make advances on property, and at
tend 10 every class OF business in their
line generally.
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A Fact Worth knowing.

Are you suffering with Oonsump-
ton, Coughs, Severe Colds settled on
the Brrsat, Pneuml MIA, or any
disease OF the Throat and Lungss Ii
30, go to your Druggist and get .
bottle OF BosCHKE's GERMAN SYRUP.
This medicine has lately been intro
duced from Germany, aid is selling
on its own merits The people are
going wild over its success, and Drug
gists sll over our country ale writing
us OF tie wonderful cures smong their
customers. II you wish TO try lite
superior virtue, get Sample Bottle
for 10 cents. Large size bottle 20
cents. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try it, sul6
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Geo. w. Davis.

The front part of the grocery store
Of Mr.. Geo. w. Davis has been closed
up for some time while improvements
we're in progress. On Saturday the
distinctions we're taken away and
there was revealed s new and elegant
display window, as fine as any in the
city, ell things considered. Mr.. Davis
is an artist at making 8 display in
windows, and proposes in failure to
keep bis up to the highest notch, and
DoW having the necessary facilities,
be viii doubtless give the public sn
exhibition OF his ability as q window
dresser.
De sdvertises, this morning, bis
spscisl line Of new fruitE and SPICES.
Call and see him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-07
TIE ELE 'TRI5 LIGHT.
Incorporation of the Company Yes
terday.

| The Salt Lake Power, Light ant
Heating Company was Incorporates
yesterday, and the amount required
~ law was paid into the treasury, 81
the stock having been taken by the
various stockholders. The list o.
stookholders embraces some twenty
or thirty we'll known citizsna, and the
stock Is pretty evenly distributed. ne
one stock holder having q controlling
interest. The capital stock is placed
at $50. 900, divided into 500 shsres O,
the par value OF 500. and abou, 60
per cent. OF the amount will be called
IN. which will leave a surplus avail
able Tor contingencies. The company
mas decided 70 order three 4O-liRht
mSchlnes. enough lights being guar
anteed already to nearly absorb thie
capacity. The lamps will be of the
kind known as dash rod pot single
haoRers, and are Of the kind most
suitable for stores, saloons and hotels.
They will be provided with porcelain
or ground glass globes, which will
soften and make an even distribution
OF the light Each light Without the
g ODE is claimed to be equal to about
$50 gas jets.
In connection with the objects here
totore stated the company has in
mind an idea OF lighting the streets
to limited extent. Que light, it is
stated, viii illuminate an area OF two
blocks in every direction, making
eight blocks in all and where private
citizens combine and subscribe & cum
1i about $3.50 annually, light will be
placed twenty-five feet high in q spot
bat may be mutually agreed upon. 1t
. thought the property owners in many
parts OF the city will combine and
ecure one OF the lights with . view to
having their streets near them illumi-
lsted.
1t is the intention of the company
o place 1000 candle power light
midway between the WAsatch build
ng and Walker Brothers' store, by
means Of 9 cable. A standard will
70 erected on the building of Walker
'rothers. so as to secure an elevation
quail to that Of the Wasatch building,
Ihlch is about ssventy-five feet high.
bis will afford very good elevation
D display the power OF the light and
the company propose to make no
barge for it the merchants ct that
orner may congratulate themselves
The apparatus will be manuiao-
lred with all possible speed and as
nickly as the greatly taxed capacity
the Brush Company will permit. l
The following are the officers OF the @
ew company: g. s. Erb, president; a
lenry W. Lawrence, vice-president;
7. l.. Hoge, secretary and treasurer l.
s Erb, Fl. w. Law :
nee, w. S Mccormick, Boyd Park, :
M. Williamson, Charles @. Ruth
Iuf. d. F. Walker. Matthew II.
'alker, and Charles K. Gilchrist. &
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Jealousy and a Jack Knife.

As the hero of the following is vel
known to many here, this item, tsker
from the Silver Reef Miner, will be
interesting to them:
| Yesterday we received the particular:
OF q serious cutting affair which occurred
st Cedar City one day last week, and
which came nearly proving fatal to a
gsy young Lothario not wholly unknown
in the Reef The circumstances as re-
lated by our informant, who is perfectly
reliable, are these:
Fred. Bailey and Willard Burt were
each enamored of buxom and gushing
young damsel named jamie Lunt, a
daughter Of the bishop Of that stake.
I Dung Burt was evidently the sweetest
10 the affections OF Miss Jxnie, and Oh
the occasion in question he and his dar-I
ling were engaged in q social chat in the
orchard. Jealous Fred. espied them, and
taking of his boots he sneaked behind
the lovers and drank in the honeyed
words. But love is not always blind, and
his presence being detected, he was re-
quested to take . walk, which he did
Upon the return of Miss jamie and her |
favored cavalier to the house, they foun.
the green-eyed Fred. there, aud war COM
meneed. The rivals then retired TO the
street, when Bailey drew his jack-knife |
and commenc' d using it with unerrinR |
precision upon the devoted person of hi |
adversary, iufiCting severe wounds about |
the head, Sitting one ear in q hideous
manner, and several times pene.rsIingI
he neck in close proximity 10 thejuRularl
Fein, beside sending the dripping blade
wo or three times TO the hit between his
ibis.
By this time the household was aroused
o the perils of the situation, and the fair
Ianle and her mother rushed TO the res
'ue. The affecting nature of the scene
which followed battles description. JanieI
q her anguish cried: ''Oh, Willard, /
owe you !" to which the vsnquished
aomeo replied, after arising and Assum-
ng tragic attitude: "Oh, jamie, l Lowell
Ioui fought for you, and now IN die
or you"-and then gracefully Topped {
yer in the ditch, from where he was
shed out and carried int the barn.
Young Bailey, with his murderous
ack- knife, was Immediately arrested,
ut is now out on bail, soothing his bel I
Rerent feelings with the gratifying }
place that the orchard scene is not likely ,
occur again, or perchance not until q
be leafy boughs lose their attra ,tions fer
)vers' trysts, and that, even then, II will
g q lop-eAred sffair; while Willard,
'rithlng upon his bed Of pain in the hay- Z
low, consoles himself with the happy
bought that, although last in the fight, O
Is hrst In the heart and affections of 4
le hazel-eyed maid Of the cedar bottoms. n
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2. N. s. Concert.

Tomorrow evening Zion's Musica
eociety's concert, which has 60 Ions
been In course Of preparation, vii
be given in the Salt Lake Assembly
Hall. This is the first time .he ball will
nave been used for such a purpose.
which fact, together with another,
that the building is by long odds the
most beautiful of the kind in the city,
VIII constitute ne small attraction.
The concert then to be given has
been long 10 contemplation and
practices have been unceasing. It
may. therefore, be taken that the de-
gree OF proficiency attained is as great
az can be in any ordinary period,
and the concert should be good.
There are names on the programme
and selections. which justify the ex-
pectation Of fine entertainment, and
for the benefit of the public the pro-
gramme is appended:
PART FIRST.
Overture, "Babss in the Weed, +" Theatre
OrcheGtrA.
MAdriEsl. "Blow, Blow, Thou Wint.r
Wind, j" Zion's Musical Society.
Duet, my Heart to Thee is SinRine,n
Miss Id. Horne and Mr.. 81. Gardner.
song, In the GloSming," Miss L.
Sheets.
Organ Solo, Overture 10 William Tell, |
Prof JOS. J. Daynes.
song and chorus, Bring Back the Old |
Folks" Mr.. w. h. Foster and z. N.
Society.
Ilse, "Come, Rise with the Lark"
Union Glee Club.
500 aud chorus, from "Judss Macca-
6eus," Mr.. w. d. Owen and 2. NJ.
Society.
PART SECOND.
Waltz, "Toujours on JsmAiI," Theatre
'Tize Glee, Jack AMI Gill;" Zion.
Musical Society.
'1yatiuA, from All TrOvatori," Mr.. H.
Gardner.
ong, Coming" Miss L. Nebsker.
'iolin solo, "FAntaaia Appasuionata. -
Mr.. W. =. Weihe; Piano accompani-
uintette, ~ Rejoice" Miss Sheets. Miss
Campbell Messrs. Foster, Gardner,
and Owen.
i4nO solo, "POlon.ise OPP 6s."PrOf.
Jos. j. Dsynes.
ayatina, from Lucia" Mr.. n. Il.
McAllister. 9
yet and chorus, from Judas Macca. {
beus" MiIs Rogers, Miss Horne and {
z. ID. Society.
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Meetings To-day.

Moody and 5ankey will hold three
meetings to-day ia the Methodist
Church, at 1870, $50 and 7.3O.
This will be their last day in this city.
They expect to leave tomorrow for
San Francisco; and the meeting TO-
night will be their last meeting. Mr..
Moody specially requests children
under Is not TO come TO the meeting
this evening, in order that there may
bs room for lsboring and business
men who cannot come during the
Eesk. but he will be glad to have che
children at the fret two meetings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-07
Ore and Bullion.

Receipt Of ore and bullion on Satur
6sy:
BIZ Mccormick & Oo.-Feur ear,
Of GermGniA bullion and two OF Ger.
mania refined lead; valne, SIS. $50.
By Wells, Fargo & Oo.-One bar
al bullion from the Ely Mill, 1885,. "a;
siI bars Of Ontario bullion, So, O95 Is;
seven bsrs Of Tintic bullion, 81, 1917;
one car of Hillside base bullion, So
1873 81; and four cars of Horn Silver
base bullion, $40, 900; value, $24, 800.
II.
By Deseret Bank-EiRht bars of
Mammoth bullion, So. 70S,55.
ByT. r. Jones-Ors and bullion
Aggregating SO, 324 06 in value.
By Pacific Express Oo.-One bar
Of Bsrhee & Walker, 81, 1892.
Total value Of shipments, $50, 72l 40.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-07
A Possibility,

The credentials OF our Congressman
elect, and his right to q seat in Con
geess, may be questioned, but it is
universally conceded an uDquestion-
able fact tina: ]. D. FARMERS New
One PRICE STORE is the Cheapest and
Most Reliable Dry Goods Store in
Salt Lake City; at least, the ladies
voted it go, and no one will question
their being correct authority on such
matters. NJ
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Third District Court.

Proceedings a: the District Court
on Saturday. Chief Justice Hunter
presiding:
David o. Dickenseu vs. L. B.
MAtIisoD; motion OF defendant TO
vacale judgment Diminishing appeal
herein; judgment set aside and all
parties placed Statu quo at time of dis
missal and said cause reinststed.
W. SkeWs Vs. B. 8. Dunno; motion
to substitute Sarah skeWs ss party
plaintiff herein and that said Gauss be
continued in her name, argued and
submitted. - -
Court adjourned until 10 O'Clock on
Monday morning. GuJtf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-07
A Fine Thing for The Teeth.

Fragrant SOZODONT is a eoupo.
sition of the choicest ingredient OF
the Orientai vegetable kingdom.
Every ingredient is we'll Known to
have a beneficial effect on the teeth
and gums. It's embaImiDg or anti
septic property and aromatic fra.
GRANGE makes it toilet luxury.
SOZOnONT removes all disagree
able odors from the breath caused by
catarrh. had teeth. etc. IL is entirely
free from the injurious and acrid
properties of tooth psstes and pow
ders which destroy the enamel. One
bottle lasts six months.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
November 8. 1880
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

November 6. 1880
CONTINENTAL HOTEL
Oh Peery, Mrs Re.rdsley, L Her
rick, Ogden; F JMcGrsdy, DR. Q q
Smith and wife, New York; / II Hague,
Sandy; Jones and family, Albany, n
Y; j j Marsh, Park City.
CLIFr HOUSE,.
Miss Lawson, Pennington; A May
berry, Stockton; j B Cross, st Louis; S
S Noblit, Kamas, u; B Keefe, Biz CHAM;
g E Po-ge. China; Clark, Big Cotton
wood; II G Eaton, Topeka. Ksns.
VALLEY HOUSE.
Judge w Deanp, Lewis, New; F 7
Clark, Iowa: T Mcclure, VIM Davis,
Ogcen; J r Worthington, Idaho; j
Smith and wife, A James, j Kennedy,
Mrs Ballington, Lost River; Hogan,
Stockton: Jas and Mas A McGrath, Ed
Walsh, New York; C. Bates. w War;,
Toosle; r J DAllin, 7 Sullivan, Park
City; 5 Parker, Grass Valley; b NJ
ThompsoO, Cheyenne; Chas Thomson,
U 81 n r Z. wee
WHITE HOUSE.
AS Kissell, Chicsgo, Mrs Mckee
Mrs Rsine, Phoebe; w and r Macfeld
Little Cottonwood; g Hall, v S Brown
Bingham; G G Rhosdes, S Johanson, {
Heacains, Coalvile; A Sheran, w
Cav, Frisco: W Hammond, Ii Smith
Montsns; C S Harris, Weber; @ II oil
Inns and wife, Alta; j A Thomas, Lehi
F " Lange, F Solomon, A Salomon
Folsteiu, Germany; g Sleigh, Wlllisn
Rinde-, Evanston: s Lee, Abdul
Cook, Edward Jones, Coslville. U
George Duukly, w Waterman, Ogden
Benz Thurbstone, Hamilton, Neb; i
Friedlander, Julius Mayer, Isaac Black
r NJ Piraily, Chicago; F Hill, Ga'ens
Ill.
WALKER HOUSE,
FIN Benedict, Chicago; w II vii
cox, Denver, J w Mason, Park City;
F Fled. Boston; Miss Mears and sister
Philsdelphia: w NJ Leete, San Fran
else >; j Taylor. England; f Whiteley
Nottingham, Eng; @ Z and 7 Quincy
BROOKLYN, N Y: A Campbell, China;
T M-son; Sterling, Ills; j Z Clutter
Montana; w n Shilling, Blsckfoot, | I
/ J Beatty, jr, Omaha; @ Hall, Uintahi
S Freu6d, New York; r Noming. De
troit; j w Guthris, Corinne; NJ Gold
berg, Bingham; A Graham, Homani
VILE; Mrs L Taylor, fintei ) w mason
Park City, w h Wi,cox, Deoyeri J \
Besedict, Chicago; w II Dani4I.en:
B Rogers, Blackfyot, I; Mrs l. Elli
San Francisco; w = Bestty, Woo
| River; DR. Geo II Keith, T G Levi
i Minneapolis; L T Olmsteadai Georg'
town, Col.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-07

EXTRAORDINARY KID GLOVE sale at
Cohn Bros. We shall offer again
fhy dozen OF Harris celebrated Vic.
toria KID Gloves. In opera shades, st
sos. per pair. Also an additional
100 dozen lot Gnst received) inIhe
best dark shades, at Csc. This glove
Is fully as good IS the best makes to
Be found, CoHF Baos.