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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01
Special Sale of Salts.

Not suits at law-but Dress, Bust
ness and other suits. Special Sale
OF suits will commence on Monday
10Th, and continue from day to day
until all are disposed of, at exceeding
low prices. Call and see and you
will be convinced,
What remains of Hats and Pants
offered at Special Sale last week,
will be continued at the uniform
low rates, L. GOLDBERG,
165 & 167 Main Street,
Wasatch Building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01
MahOuIzing.

Little Rock, 31.-The alleged
union of the Jersey and Clayton in
terests in the state is not known to
be authentic. The democrats will
support Garland for the Senate The
republicans are organizing excel
lently. A strong effort will be made
by the republicans to Mahonize the
state with more than even chances
Of success.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01
Bullion Output.

We give this morning a detailed
account of the bullion output of the
Ontario mine, not only for this year
but ever since the mine began its
productions. "A portion of this
amount, as will be seen, was, pro-
duced before the, Ontario began to
reduce the ores in its own mill. AS
will be seen, the statement since the
1st Of January, 1877, is given by the
month:
,roNruS No. OF Sold for Gold
Bars, Dollars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01

Cheyenne, Wyo., 91.-Governor
Murray, OF Utah, passed through
this city, to-day, en- route to Wash
ington. He was not very communi-
cative, but it is surmised be goes on
account of the Campbell-Cann0n
controversy and was summoned by
telegraph.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01

The HIGHEST mortality during any one month
in the year just passed was in August, which
resched the uppre 'edented number of 101.
The lowest mortality during any one month
Was in December, the number being only 80.
JOSEPHE. TAYLOR,
City Sexton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01
rand Total ................ Sc. s56, 2sO %

AS will be seen, two months
March and April during 1880 are
omitted. This is owing to the fact
that the mill was closed during that
period when repairs of an important
character were being made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01
Interesting

To Lovers of Music Calder's three
column advertisement. Read it. *
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01

OUR STOCK Of all kinds of Car
pets, Linoleums, Mattings and Rugs
is now complete.
F. AUERBACH s. BRO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01
HOuses 10 Rent.

New brick house, six rooms, half block east
ofMain Street, S20.
Five rooms, nth Ward, on car line, SIS.
House Of sixteen rooms, wei caleuIat.d for
a boarding house. half block from principal
hotels, 500.
Three rooms, close. to business, hydrant
water, SO,
New four room house, 18th Ward, Sl2.
Three rooms IN 18th Ward, So.
Brick house, four rooms and pantry, I9th
Ward, near to business, SIP.
We have three new brick houses Of seven
rooms each, with all modern improvements
gas and hJdrant water, car line; each SS5.
adobe house, I'VE rooms, with lot On Sta to
RSsd, two miles from peatoRss. s..
ELEGANT residsnce Of twelve rooms, with 81
modern improvements, 7th Ward. two blocks
psA hsin street; water Ezd gAs, $50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01
MOrtuary Report.

Following is the City Sections
report for December, 1891:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01
NATIVITIES.

NATIVITIES.
Utah, Ii; Other parts of the United States,
Q: England, 8; Scandinavia. 9; Wales, 3; Swift
zerlald. /; CanaiE /.
Summary REPORT FOR THE YEAR 1881
Principal Causes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01

Beds, bureaus, stands. Barratt Bros
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01
GLENDALE PARK.

Surveyed and laid of iu 4O-acre blocks with
broad avenues and streets; to be sold in any
Qusutity from 5-aere lot to 100 acres, fsr cash
down. or four years time, divided into forty
eight monthly payments. Cell at eur Office and
enquire for particulars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-01-01
Building sites For Sale.

TWO CHEAP BUILDING LOTS; EACH
/ SxI0 rods. good water supply, east front,
lIth V ard, half block from car line, each 500.
GcEO FOR a CH0ICK BUILDING LOT
SOJU 5x10 rods, east front, choice fruits,
water ptenty, 21st Ward, half block from
Brigham Street
OK ACRES OF GOOD FARMING LAND
~ with abundant water privileges; about
one mile southeast Of CRY PARK. For par
tlculars inquire at our Office.
GO60 CHEAP BUILDING LOT IN 10TH
VOOO Ward, east front, one block from
car line, 4x7 rods.
G0Sn VACANT LOT IN 5TH WARD.
S0OU 5x20 rods; created especially for tn e
brick maker.
QIS00 DESIRABLE LOT, 5OxI65 FEET,
SI0UU on First south street, south
QGN0 CORNER LOT, 18TH WARD
OUOO situstiOnsunsurpassej S15x10 rods
ouIh font, water plenty.
4 SPLENDID BUILDING LOT, 5xIe RODS,
n on corner south and east front. in 2Ist
Ward, near car line; bids wanted
&S00 A SPLENDID BUILDING LOT
pow close to business centre. in 18th
wsrf, cas-, 'front.' on car line and water main.
q 4 feet front by 10 rods deep.
s225. Lot Sx6 rods, IN 18th Ward. on street car
line, one and half blocks south of Warm
Springs Bath House.
A SPLENDID CHANCE FOR SUBURBAN
II Residences, within Is miles of the bust
ness centre of the CITY
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-07-12
DESERT
CRYST&E. SALT WORKS.

. The Desert Crystal Salt Ccmpaoy' is now
prepared 10 supply in quantities to suit, fine
Table, Dairy, Nea and Stock salt, put up BY
s e. FOCUS, Reno, Nevada, who win supply
customers from Winnemueea west.
From Winnemucca. eastward, JOHN KIN
EEY, of Battle Mountain, viii furnish Table
nairy, Meat, Stock and Ground ana Ungrounu
Milling Sah.
From platform at White Plains excellan.
Milling salt win be scsa - usual 10 our pa.ruEs
lewEf1tes.
Add1 sBs orders TO
HENRY ECH, Superintendent,
n7,t :. White Piains. Neysda.s1,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-07-12

The Springfield Mass Republican
says good old preacher Of the Metho-
dist persuasion oiliciated one day not
long ago at funeral in Massachusetts,,
and at the close had word Of inquiry
aud advice, as is the local custom, with
many of the audience. Among others,
he approached !&dy, stranger to
him, who was visiting in the neighbor-
hood, aud, after shaking hands. asked
her il she was on her way to Heaven.
"Yes," she promptly answered, "and
if you come that way, should be much
pleased to have you call" +" The good
old man, horrifed at such seeming lev
ity, turned away without reply, when
friend sitting near demonstrated with
the lady, who, still more Mortified at
her mistake, said she understood him
to ask il she was on her way to Hud-
son, where she resided.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-07-12

The senior soldier in the German
army is Emperor William, who is its
head. In March hs entered in his
Seth year. The youngest soldier in the
same army is the son of Duke Paul
Frederick Of Mecklenburg-s schwerin,
who is scarcely yet month old, and
who has just been enrolled by the vet
sran Emperor 10 the Seventeenth Regi-
ment of Mecklenburg Dragons.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-07-12
MULES LOST:

~ Two Malas, belonging 10 the u g.
tVArrn Geological survey, were lost on the
va night OF June 2lst, frum the vicinity
EAxlsAs x Eden Greek
DESCRIPTION:
One buckskin Mule, branded II. 3. s., con
nected, and q. s. on left lhoulder; II on each
Jaw.
One black Mule, branded U. s. s., connected,
and G. s. on left shoulder; J. @. on left thigh
reward will DC given for the return OF the
above dt scribed animals to oLThiAN REL, on
the Humboldt River.
winnemucca, July 3, 1882. 5t-eod
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-07-12

A lady who was preparing bathing
suits for a trip East for the Summer,
wrote to an Eastern fashion paper to
know what the style Of bathing suits
would be for children from eight to ten
years old. She received q reply that
this year tho bathing suits for boys
would be very simnle, consisting OF a
wad Of cotton in each ear. The lady
concluded to add to this suit red yarn
string around her boys neck and let
hin 60 loose.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-07-12

A handy new garment for ladies who
travel in sleeping ears is very thin
bat all-enveloping cloak, buttoning up
from chin to toes. When retiring for
the night the women put it on, and
then undress under it, safe from those
prying eyes which abound in sleeping
cars, and which curtains can not ef-
fectualy shut out. She uses it for q
night. gown, too, and in the morning
dresses herself safely beneath its kindly
folds.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-07-12
THE SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING ssUNDAYs
ExCEPTED) By
j. j. HILL g. CO..

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
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Delivered by Carrier. 25 Cents per week,
RATES oF ADVERTISING:
One Square 90 lines) FIRST insertion. -. .s2 so.
Each subsequent insertion, per square &C.. 90.
A liberal reduction to regular advertisers.
ENTS:
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dOrff street Room 80, San Francisco.
GEo. NJ. Mort, Sacramento, California.
b =. RILEY 10 authorized to collect and re-
eeipt for subscriptions to the SILVER SrArE in
Paradise Valley.
n. G. MARKER is authorized TO collect and
receipt for subscriptions To the SILVER STATE at
Big Meadows
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Cor subscriptions to the SILVER STATE la Spring
City.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-07-12
EAGLE. DRU Gz : TORE

JUST received from the East = eoppAess
shock Of Humphrey Homeopathic Medicines :
Sold strictly at San Francisco prises.*
" rs.ts..rl 4. @. MaALPIAa1-S
, 1882-09-09

that he va. &c. IN tha h-l.;t OF slee.ii with
an enpty uishtsown-
The soll il tic valleys between Cialks
Fork and Mi:sorlA, i sandy uipsi with
black Lam, possessing the mineral salts Hes-
eSsary n the gToxih .! tie cereals.
The party are ur,ier special obIic.,ier.- to
NJ Shannon. Of Shannoari.le. wd0 went
or; u; his way to provide comforts aad ca;,-
venienccs. and 70 Cspt. Miller. now IN corr
msnd OF the X It;e Hsll-,t. CAPT Prasa har-
iDg returned % tie Willard at Pen d 'oryilie.
TLis viii lie grand country COR camping
out parties in searca q tsS,Lh ,ni recroa-
ton. The ar Is purc. the scenery iU,pIEing.
Travelling is a human experience which is
appreciated more often from its objective
than its subjective side For one iran who
travels 70 feel there ere twenty who travel
to scr. or to say that they have seen. and
the lust of the eye il 4 natural ana. lacdshle
motive SEE BEE SEE
, 1882-09-09

! and the work through the ressryA.iol a.
+ lowed 10 go on. Jhe cons iructiOn vii be very
. rsp-i- Looking L.ck 70 where H.ll- l. al
! work with his army Of 5000 men, aui t. the
I force st thus end ;hsre does "a: 2gpesr to Le
! any reason Wuy the locomotive should ro.
/ reach N:ssoula iroa the .gcst N three or
| !on. months. TIE Traveller gets his first
YisT cf AiSscU.a fson tAe hackh,ne OF tie
brad pcs;rie or plain west cs the town.
Down aud n from ,his ro:ns the iard grows
Level and the famous Z tr- Roo- valley
s.retc5es 70 the south for .hCut - miles.
in" valley y perhaps ss:e.n uiles ui,ie ani
i 10 jenL. she les. fsrn.ias lid in Mon.
tan=, ths pvoiac,s 0; ,his ya.lpy Mil slwlys
-cme 10 llssuuia ;c- market. and VII b.
oHe Of the chef supporting features Q: ,ha
bright. thrifty Town.
o. the pisin outside y town. orr party
get together and drive a:d 1.ie rayi,!!v INTO
Ike place. Creating qai.e colnrlotion. At
the Arthur Hou'e, krgt in vxceil-u, shape
by Johnny Arthur. formerly OF Cliff on Ferry
sb5ve Syckaue balls. ami at the Rndc-rs
House, The Oldest and largest house IN Mis-
so'i!a, the PARTY ind acc mnodations, that
sre very fHuch euioyad al. .cr the long Journey
Ne. have teen on the road, SIX days from
P-rtl nd ard i've from Wa.a Wriia. Tee
:irst ps:ty have tTsvelc,' $40 ul'es. the sec,
end SJ9 miles. the last rs miles cyeIiand.
And toT the ben,i: If those who nav be
thinking Of a iaarney through this country
70 tie east. give the following distances:
Il is > hours BY mail stag frc,u here to the
eud nf Utah North,rn railway. To Bnze-
man via Butte City 1t Is 80 mii,s. contorta.
bic four horse coaches the catIre distance
stage stopplns oror night To Helena !: is
i35 miles, The rate for stage travel ID about
l. cents per mile. with meals Al 81 ami =
cents. Tie stage west from this place will
NEE; passengers At the steamer coming to
rhompzos's Falls, in about fifteen day; after
that, the route viii Re pra5tclily opened
and while the Journey between Portland and
Chicago viii bc at least two or three days
shorter than by San Francisco, it VIII lie a
mach more pleasant one Tie stages leave
Missoula IN the evening, and make the nrst
station az la, ,brcak, after that 1t IA all day
travel! SrE BEE Sac.
, 1882-09-09
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, 1882-09-09

bu. to the type settlers in the Congressional
Globe Office The reople Of this TERRITORY
have reason to congratulate themselves
'AAS Dren's Was nor allowed TO read that
silly schooi-glrly essay before Congress.
II he had not been penurious be gould
have had a really good speech from any
oae Ct hail doz5n Bohemians Of wash-
lngtoH City, Tor the small sun Of s..
Her ia what the Standard SAYS of Breu.s.
iEas Nh Erelts n his past two te.n.s La,
-,5Fa any l.rticUl-- ability or accourri,s.l.a
an- Iicrcs 700! log lis constituents. cannot l.
c.s'U--'l by Als NOS. ardent admirers, re!;ber
does IL p'sse=s the required ability ~ do any
-l11- hat has = ned f.f t;la ti- iis,f.-
s-.,7 -7. honor u a third team caslIiate Il a
matter which 'ge cannot undsrstaIt- B= is Z.
-na., cunning sll .rickr politician. lie
I-vn.p.T l. GaF-":ad hs cp7 .t1uit.rs il
I-a.in- IT. me faLe1si offices --us- ~l-m he
C. -.-. s-.F rPIG - w1Ik 10 C1nTeu-:ars sri
taG- c.r.in#e E.u4z-,i ~ We. d ms tr:--d- y,
aIe.- lie rae Gc "ther merit, a.ni 80 l1.y as
" - it.-tli Territory j. represented b. . ...:.n
d: la= caEar2, 50 i'cS she viii iiSu-e = = d.
1aFaE. -2 N Tie hails Of C1ngre-- Il i
haze. sygo7l:eudati0u for Washington Tern
~ t..as -.e A.s 10 one more worthy OF better
gur.r.-et g.. tEe position than a fourth rate
poy-I"usc politician. Al least thi- .ean-S .
- !H= case = attempting t. rrrurl Brent
" asalustgn IS the leading territory IN the
| oi1a - r-a--Ht. Her future Is brigLc al!
o.. prospects mest ASttr=in:. She viiI ere
long I" Gaie 70 stand 1t the doors Of Cyn,r-.s
snd aam7ad, not sDiicic, admission. as her
population al wealth y.ll nec-s-itate her al
i Is important th7C she ,hurit be refTeSs nted
- . -:saa vE'-e abilities aTl t5fcr 0t ctarfc-
;e. sr- ia.s ia,iaz C.: lie people IL represents.
j tie Rs?,l.'eaus d. not stead Brents
-irL q gentleman who can Command the
attention Of Conz.ess, i,t the Democrsts
snake sgca & selection, assured that he
viii have vote from all he parties equal
-r l-s ,',-tI.r
, 1882-09-09
Among Our Exchanges.

As all indication Of The prosperous con-
iition of Seattle, We give this frcm thu
Chronicle:
Squire's opera house will be converted into
a fir.t-class lodging hons.. having been leasSd
FOR five years Tor that puIprre.
Wha. ia known as the Inderenden. Re-
publican party, Of Name, issues platform
in which the following is plank
A faithful execution cf the lava Of al parts
Of the state. including the liquor law and the
law If the Sabbath, favoring t,mperancs with
"ut hypocrisy, and prohibition without drrak-
enDess.
The teachers institute for the wesjern
division Of Washington Territory was at
tended by 80 teachers during ita sessi"u
lat week. The usual order OF busi-
ness WAS transacted The next session
will be held III Olympia next September.
Speaking Of Dr. whitehouss a4 tie
probable candidate fox joint Councilman
for Spokane, Stevena AID Yakima, tho
Reoor! says:
Yckina anil Stegens should ger,rn-s,y
cones'!s the councilman 70 Spoisns: se know
u 10 man IN this eHaGty who viii be 1lor-
satisfactory Ia krpuSiicaus than Dr. White
hoGs-. We are III favor Of iastr.cting cur
Delegation TO the Territorial convention .
support the Doctor nomination.
President Powell IS reorganizing the
flculty Of the Territorial uLi-erzit7.
Professor o. p. Lee and fl. J. Swain,
both Of Oregon, have been added 10 the
corps of iEstruetors- The school vii .e-
open On the Z0;h unde, conditions Il a
eaiteriHg characte-.
The Tacoma Ledger gays:
The visit Of B;snop Psd1ock to ths ess.,
soon ~ be undertaken. IA nos for E:s oxn per-
sonAi pleasrie alone, DO. ;pr beaoof q Ise
church vh!lh he 50 ABLY aai sortbly rep---
s.nta- Eis rn.ss;cr = ~ raise tie sun. .: S5G,-
90 u n-et End join 4 sIn nf douhis thii
arnorn. - b. dorz.e6 for at EV'isc"psi c5l!ese
"a Sow Tacoma. Six Chaz- y. N'right, the
Prssileat 0: the Tacoma i.a1i Company, b..
promised 81 eoiowraeE. q 10000 ~ be u-ei
In building AL estat i.iins ,he cnli=gs, rnsei
appesr- 70 be the greas pr-sen. objective poiEt
Of the BthcI,'. ambition yra=idsd the is't-E
vii frs. raise $1,000 and make n iair show
ing If wors in this uction, ard this Is ut
what the Bishop strsigk.way pyoc-e's = 10
with Al eye single IN the giGry oi God. Fur
bleeks of lani on the apf~r leach assr Iseeins
avenue. which Is 10 be he finest tAvrougtl;Ars
Of the city, arc s-t aTaEt - br lonatsa for Ise
as the sits Of the college
Speaking of the shooting Of S;esba at
Astoria, the AaoriaH says:
II isa bad state Of affairs when a policeman
eaDnot arrest 3 pinp, who hss nothing tut ZEE
form of man Aboct him. Without plsc;n as
life in danger.
Certainly. Disordsriy Characters should
! not b allowed to dis.urb policemen.
, 1882-09-09
Cae E;ie !roel Herse Plains 70 EiissoUIa
T-ss View 0: ths Rockies a Night al
i;a=..es- Gs.Eg ITO .fiss5li. EacsDtioD.


-'t-r's- "a, - ~.aN -
TEE Journey Of yes;--,;ay forenoon lar
.iuI- I high Tiigs nor-h Of :hl raIway Il
III ~ -.Ysr. lie .ea1 :ro.a Horse P,sias
. tie J5eSo Agency So in s-IeuriiI coaai-
tIor- lnie,l, taken = 4 aaa'e, the entire
wagon roai t.1r the s-ea,ae. - I.ssca.a IS
very good. by-h 20 r.4.nz. diving -
tre,zhting. Camping p'z-es srs -aazsa1s.
sli 30 net Think ;asr r., -s-;y c-ie tr5
miles witho9t crcsl'nE 4 mining s--.-I. 10:
p-re, cold water. Pea. II, :, -c- 90
-0ci Esd as the MGils2 ;tar9-E fare .or
r. - al ~. bE, for c''. us-z tier. ee-ff
-.- = much te-t=-. ;.-t5-.r- -. T.c,5
.l-s-yasoa tho party Travelled fspiIiy a,-azg
Ga-ass Prairie to the .!vez, tie T.,t5esd,
coming 10 i At Antoine Ferry. \. ta.s = .nt
tEs sain..s wsre turned Out, aud tn rz-ty
hsi the first outdoor luacheon. Rcn Suilas
sut srd cooked the ban, Lr!:rs Laysr
b-g,isi ths b=ei. me t=.-:nan trgs.E: s~e-
oo-F!s .; musk u:sl,as. john Hai- o5snei
szyiines anf oCrcci heef, E.cck, Tssge;:
made ;hs so!Ee., Col MeCca4lsG So: the
'a.eT, ani Eisa ii was FL oys-, ersry 51dy
vas . delighted E.5h the l,sai al3 d=1's-ej
>. 60 r,Ecb better thzn w,.as We had Yet
ea.=n, q waa likely = as: :. lie a-laI
stopping F!scez. thsE :: vas yc.sii TO isy il
s-o!e- sad camp cat regularly. O. the re,acn-
A:t-- crossing the fizthzaI We rods up ,ha-
river, a1c early N the evea:r- a-E.yed =
Maxins's, AZ ladisr farmer. With N er-ei-
leIE firm h9ase .ni outbai!dings, and :
telcei-ir stock range oi perhaps 80 acre,
ole Of :as r.cSes. and r.os. oo1tertsj nd.
ais o. tie reservation. = splendid u.Oun-
aln st-vsn trzSeTs.s his ranch. sd n his
, 1882-09-09

takes aloas with it the fs,ters sai creates
sozae supporting husln,s-, we are .! tae
op.nioa thSt Siissoua viii srtslc down 10
stslGy-Ca!ng. prosperous town of $500 P O.
PIE. CaG-r the subtle infa-nce .. msnu.
:ActCres. which are nov beng 'Eaugurate'i
with = large pianiaS uli:l, saSh, bind AID
door factory AMI foundry. together with
mining IN the vicinity, !; may grow 10
1908 population, ami 1t certainly possesses
al -. elemeLrs. pTase2t ard prospective. to
maintain thrifty cisy Of that s'-e.
We lax. The p-cple rs Ne have met them.
genial. c'riial snd enterr,isins- The euliar
settlers cznr frcm the East. but the hulk of
the popaiaton comes from the West
Our party Of merchants have INT. oil
friends .nd made n.aey neR ani pleasant
scqcain:ainces, these business mea being
z!IIcd Over ;he pr spe,: 4; soon beng able
u get tie a4es: of th,ir suppli,s :ran Che
IVES: and escape tie biSh r,ses fFc,a Chicago
and San Fl.Erisco. Portland WI! certainly
II these people ani the meachan;s # D,tr
Lodge, Bate =ud Helena salmon. bacon,
canned goods, Noolvus. tea. coffee, sussr,
Island rice and fruits San Francisco uier-
cha t.. :ogrther with those II C0icago and
the railway companies operating ras., have
already entered into cs'mhin.t,up T. hold
III Is trade. sri have hai thtis sgents a,l
through this regioa operating w.tt reference
T. the inevi,sh.s change tha. must come
with the comI let on Il the Northern Pacific
from the west. find too. that the Unicu
Pacific, Central Pacific and the Ct,h North
ern are making sEs,i i DfTers Of rates through
tae local papers. Eu; n difference # be-
tween 61o and coo mile. IN di,tance and
something iu price IN favor Of Portland can
Uct be really overcome, an,i iiis trade viii
eventually 90 10 western merchants WAlla
Nslla can supply fresh fruits aud perhaps
bacon Ani 50 tn. VISIT has te-n ia all
ways rlr1san. ahi profitable. alike to the
merchants and the railway c"mpaay tender
80 'h'm the opportunity.
Here there Is separation Of the party.
Mr. Muir goes On to Bnt.e and Helena and
returns wa San Francisco Mr. Simans, As,
-istant Attorney General of the United
States, and ms assistant Mr. Lyons. have re-
turned to Washington City; Or. Jones. of
Portl,ni, and Mr.. Sucdy dyrass, II Ia Grsude,
have gone 20 the rast cities Z avsi- A.: Dud.
ley Evans sccnmpau,rs Mr.. Muir and Mr..
Krastow u Bait City; Ehtoc Sel;t IA che
o: the commissioners who accept, Northern
Pacific rod "a of the u,ountaius, AMI has
s;srtet :oc h's Destination. Ie.ving bat halt
the party - maze tie II turn tnp-