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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-25
PLEASANT VALLEY.
Notes on and Near the Little Giant
Road.


THE PEOPLE in and around tbs place
are loud in their complaints and, it APP
pears, VITA good reason, againstthe man
agement Tor mis-managemenD of the
D. &, r. G.. Office at this place Mail and
express matter is DELAYED nearly every
day, owing, tits claimed, that the com
pany's agent at this point Is always be-
hind with his work. The train that
should leave Schofield at 1870 a. m, in
order to connect with the eS;-bOOnd
train at P V. Junction at 1920, has left
on time only once or twice at the most
this week, greatly to the annoyance OF
passengers, who are thus compelled TO lay
over one night at the Junction
and use up two days in making the
trip to Salt Lake, which should be made
in six or seven hours, and also to the
detriment of the mail service between
the two points. Persons who know
state that the blame can be attached to
nobody butAgent Miller, who, as a resi-
dent expresses it, "deYOtes more atten-
ton to some pet sheep than to the COM
pany's business" This is a serious
charge, but it is asserted that the char
ges made viii be found, upon investi-
cation, to be true. No matter with
whom the responsibility rests, the D.. q
Il. G.. people owe it to themselves as
well as TO the patrons of he road, to see
that tho evil is remedied at once.
THIS VALLEY is not half so well known
as its Importance demands. Besides the
coal mines at Winter Quarters, the Utah
Central and Mud Creek mines, there are
several saw mills in operation, each oil
them doing good business, as is evil
denced by the number of cars of lumber
sent away. There are people here and
men of intelligence and ability, who be.
lieVe that great future awaits this part
of the country, and thatas soon as its
advantages become better known, 6
great many people will settle here.
There is room for them
THE SNOW fences at numerous points
on the line have been set farther away
from the road and in positions where
it is thought, they will be of greater use
this coming winter. II
FRED. GARDINER, OF Goldsmith & Co,
and w. H.. Gunner, of Culmer Bros.
are among the knights of the road
who are visiting this valley and it;
vicinity.
THE APPEARANCE of the D. g. r. G.
pay car on Wednesday. brought forth
smiles from the railroad. boys, and
made business boom for a time.
THERMoMETER-this morning at
o'clock-22 degrees above zero.
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Why Did Tkey9

PHILADELPHIA, October 24.-James L.
Clayton, aged IS, this evening visited
his friend James 8. Baker, aged II, at
the latter's home. near Seventeenth and
Brown streets, this city. Bakers par
ents left them alone in the dining
room, the father going to the store and
the mother starting up stairs. She had
gone but moment when three pistol
shots startled her, and running back,
found both the boys on the floor welter-
ing in blood, and bulldog revolver in
Clayton's hand. Baker had two wounds
in the head and.was dead; Clayton had
one bullet in the head and died very
shortly afterward. The boys were fast
friends.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
rhe Official Returns from the
Ohio Election.
X AMERICAN IN LONDON.
4 Hsnging-GhastIv Proceeding
Sen RflIed-SoUthern Outrage
miscellaneous Pars.
The American Kisketh.

LONDON, October 2f-G. E. Rogers,
ne American, arrested on the instance
IF Parkinson, the editor of the st. Ste
,ben's Revieg, on the charge of assault
md battery, was before the Bow Street
noIice court to-day. Train, the barrister,
Tor the prosecution, said Rogers had
listed the Office of the st. Stephens Re
rir,g and as result of this visit an ar
Gcle of an amusing character was in
,erted in the Review. In this Rogers
gas dubbed as "Talker Rogers" Rogers
affected to the article and re-
visited the Office of the ReUieW. He
there INDUCED in abusive language and
throttled Manager Parkinson and vowed
Ne would kill him, Parkinson, however,
received no serious injury. Alter that ne
assaulted cashier Dalgleish. There was
no doubt, the barriSter continued bat
that Rogers was a dangerous gentlemen
and was connected with people through
ont the country engaged in various
dangerous offenses. Fhe sooner he lett
gngland the better it would befOr HIM
eli, Manager Parkinson, of the Review,
testified that Rogers called at the
Pspieg Office and offered to write an
article, and this article appeared in the
Rsrig,r. subsequently to this he met
Rogers al the American Exchange and
was there assaulted by him. Rogers
acted ike a mailman and uttered the
menace that he would do for them all.
Rogers, he further testified, gave him
no useful information regarding the
Presidential election in America, and
nothing, hesaFS, appeared IN the ReUieC.
He was seeking information of this kind
because, in connection with Wallace
Gackey, the Reuietg was contemplating
the publication of special edition rofer-
ring to the American Presidential can
didates, Blaine and Cleveland. He had
been recommended to find "Talker
Rogers" as one who would be likely to
give him the facts he desired. Rogers
said, in defense, that he had been treated
unfairly. He had been called
3 rOWdy and ruffian and accused Of
being an Irishman and associated with
dangerous people. The fact was that
be was a VermOnter and the accusa-
ton that he was connected with dyna-
miterS was made to prejudice the
case against him. The magistrate said
it was wrong for the prosecution to
intimate that Rogers was a quasi
criminal; the demands of justice would
bemet by binding the defendant over
10 keep the peace.
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Pension Frauds.

WASHINGTON. October 22.-Judge
Lawrence, first comptroller of the trea-
sury, said TO reporter to-day concern
ing the charges of fraud recently made
Tbis i the rSt co nm G ever heard
that allowed an Illegal claim. The pro-
tests have always been that disallowed
legal claims. I am in no way
disturbed by these changes. Barker
cites a number of instances of alleged
illegal claims which were passed by me.
can't remember the particulars in the
eases, but am satisfied that when the
matter is looked up carefully, as it will
be, there will not be found a single case.
that had an atom of fraud connected
with it. that was allowed"
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why He Was Hanged.

SAN JOSE, october 24-Yan Wasiel-
OBsh, who was hanged here to-day, was
native of Poland, aged 80, butcher
by trade. In 1879 he was sentenced to
three years in the State prison for cat
tie stealing. Before his incarceration he
warned his wife that if she procured a
divorce he would kill her when he got
out. The wife paid no attention to the
threat; she got the divorce and married
again. When Wasielowski was dis
charged he sought his former wife, and
on March 9th of the present year,
stabbed her thirteen times. She lived
long enough to inform the authorities
OF the name of her murderer. Wasiel-
oTSh was arrested at Silver City, New
Eexico. He tried to starve himself to
death in Jail, but his courage always
'alied him. He had to be assisted to the
S3cattold and was so completely overcome
9y tear, that, while being strapped, he
Eept up barking noise, as if he had an
'pleptic fit. The peculiar feature of the
sIecution was that the trap was held in
bplace by hair from the head of the
murdered wife. He was pronounced
dead IN eleven minutes after the drop.
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REGENTS and Exnsnses.

WASHINGTON, October 24.-Receipts at
the postofice department for the fiscal
year ended June 9Oth, 1884, exclusive
Of the money order revenue, are 49,
1885, and the expenditures SAG. All
~. leaving a deficiency of So, 500, 1877
Which IS attributed to reduced postal
rates. The department last year had a
surplus Of 81, 153, 1877. This years de-
19!caency, however, viii be reduced about
SiVO,OO0 by money order revenues. The
result confirms the estimate made by
resident Arthur in his message to the
'ast congress.
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The BOYS for C1ev Gland.

New YoRx, October 2l.-The CoIum-
bia College Cleveland and Hendricks
campaign clubs held ratification
meeting tonight. Yale college students
were also present. Governor Cleveland
sent the following letter:
ALBANY, n. Y, October goth, 1885.
To Edwqrd Hydecker and Ernest Perrin,
Secretaries.
Gentlemen: Il have received your
invitation to be present at ratification
meeting to be held under the auspices
OF tire TOiuIrIbia CU1Iedge UIeFeIaHtf aIId
Hendricks Campaign Club, on. the 9th
inst. Ny duties at home will prevent
my attendance on the occasion, but 1
am exceedingly gratifed TO learn that the
cause which is. Represented by my
candidacy approves itself to the intelli-
gent Judgment of so many of the
undergraduates of Columbia College.
have great faith in the young think
ing men of this country. H9
Yours very truly,
(Signed) GROVER CLEVELAND.
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CHASTITY PROCEEDINGS.

BINGHAMPToN, October "a. - The
Phelps family vault, one of the costliest
structures of the kind in the State, was
entered by grave robbers last night and
the coffin of Robert, son of the late
Judge Phelps, was cut open, but watch
men scared off the robbers, five in NUM-
Der. Over Roberts body a suit is now
pending for S., 900, the amount claimed
by the physician for enlbalming the
body. ~
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PERSONAL.

JUDGE DUsEEBERRY, Of Provo, beamed
upon Us yesterday.
IRA D. WINES, the cattle man, Of
Ruby Valley, Nevada, is in the city.
s. r. THURMAN was an interested
spectator of yesterdays court proceed
ings.
JAMES NELSON. OF Big Cottonwood,
was observed on the streets OF Salt Lake
on Friday.
JOHN ADAMS, superintendent of the
flourishing Coop. store at CentreVille,
was in town on Friday.
RICHARD HOWE, of South Cottonwood
Coop. make his usual weekly market
visit to the city yesterday.
Mr.. W. S. MCCoRNICK takes the
northern train to-day, intending to be
absent from the city short time.
HoN. LYMAN RICHARDSON, one of the
prOprietors of the staunch Democratic
journal sthe Omaha Herald, is in town.
JOHN BECK, having temporarily for
saken Lehi City, was endeavOring to
console himself in this town yesterday.
r. G. TAYsUM, who has been to P. V.
Junction on a ten day out, has re-
turned to town, and viii resume his
post at THE HERALD on Monday.
BRYANT SrRINGHAM of the South and
West BOuntiful Coop, was rustling
around among his friends yesterday,
and attending to the business in connec-
ton with the institution in his charge.
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Smith VS.. Smith.

|. The case of Smith vs.. Smith lin di-
vorcey came up before Judge Twiss yes
terday, on motion of the plaintiff for
alimony pendente lite and an attorneys
fee. The matter was handled by Arthur
Brown for the plaintiff and S. A. Ken
nen for the defendant. The latter, in view
of the defendants denial of ownership
of certain property alleged to be his in
the complaint, and his Willingness to try
the case Immediately, objected to any
order presently beneficial to plaintiff and
made an argument In support of his
position. Judge Twiss, however, seemed
to think the defendant capable of pay
ing something, and ordered that he
fork over" $40 week and 500 for at
torney's fees and expenSes-nOt very
extraYagant, surely, but likely to pro-
Hduee. grave results, as the defendant
claims that his present inability to pay
is bona fde. As the attorneys were
leaving the presence, Kenner jokingly
asked BrOwni- he was prepared to con-
test hdbeds corpus case, which elected
a reply'from the latter that he was.
And TO this complexion win 1T most
likely come. N
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OHIO.
Tho Omcial Returns.

COLUMBUS, October 24.-0ficial re-
turns are all in, and the footings COM
pieted by the Secretary of State-Robin-
son, Republican, 391. 500; Newman
Democrat, $50, 275; Morris, prohibition
iSt, 1857 Herald, greenbacker, $3.50:
for supreme judge, Johnson, Repub-
hcan, 392, 917; Martin. Democrat, 3S7, :
953; RosebOrough, prohibitionist, 1857 /;
.Grogen, greenbacker, $50; for member
1852; K I52e prohi5itionist t
9,0O4; Ogden, Greenback, 3,527. ~
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stop that Cough

BY using DR.. Frazier's Throat and
Lung Balsam-the only snre cure for
Coughs, Colds, HoarsenesS ana sore
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once using it, and discGSe t ng IL i1S large
family bottles and SOLD lot inc s1;l
price of 70 cents per bot.le, 6 6Laoiei
Medicine Co., Props, CieEet6SaEi O'i'o
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Young sIen.-Read This.

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Men KiIIad.

WISN1rEa, MANIroBA, October PA
dispatch from Port Arthur states that
six men were killed yesterday by the
falling of rock on McLeod's contract
at Red Sucker Cave, about 200 miles
east of Port Arthur, on the Canadian
Pacific; also three men were killed by a
premature blast further east. The
names could not be learned, as commu-
nication is interrupted.
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METROPOLITAN.

o. ]. G. Howard, Alta; ]. H. Simmer,
New York;J. B. Lonberger, PennsyKa-
MIA; J. Finch, San Pedro; II. Leator,
Memphis; Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Sales,
Manchester; f. Forbes, Glasgow; J. t.
Sedwick, Lenox; J. P. Connolly, Rye /;
Il. S. Martenis, Kaysville; T. f. Ed
wards, G; Knight Omaha; w w.
Asher, Chicago; Mrs. w. BoOthe, Hen
derson; G. NJ. Jarvis, Minnesota; G,
Curry, Chicago.
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The Butler Boys.

~ COLUMBUS, Ohio, October 24.-The
s3,'en0ack-Labor State committee
:. a resolution rejecting all propo-
C ci,,o9s Tor fusion. The committee de-
la 5-ea 70 operate actively and cast as
GO ,se . d vote vote as possible for Butler. They
r r,.io o' % votes at the State election, a
6eet y. o45 over last year. They ex-
q s'fong vote i'll November.
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Manufacturers, League.

AEw YORK, October 24.-In response
% the call issued October goth, by
Inomas c. Platt, chairman of the ex-
soltiye committee of the Manufactur-
srs National League, about 12O gentle
T Tu3 today held 4 private meeting.
fsUnn Roach and others made addresses
,,Sailonnng q protective tariff; IS, 900 was
Inscribed Inscribed toward disseminating the
's@S expressed H.
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CtYRUS r. FoOTE, THE GUARDIAN OF
Il the person and estates of Timothy b.
Feote, having fled bis petition herein pray
ing for an Order of Sale of certain portions
of the real estate, of said ward, for the pur-
poses therein set forth:
Its therefore ordered by the Judge of said
Court, that all persons interested in the es-
tate of said ward, appear before the said
Court on Saturday, the 18th day of Noyem-
Der, 1854, at o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the Court Room of said Court, at the
Court House in Nephi, County of Juab, Ter
ritOry Of Utah, to show cause why an order
should not be granted to the said guardian
to sell so much Of the real estate of the said
ward as shall be necessary;
And that copy OF this order be published
at least three successive days in THE SALT
LAKE WEEKLY HERALD, q newspaper printed
IN Salts Lake. City, Salt Lake County, Utah
Territory. JOEL GROVER, a.
- Probate Judge.
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WASHINGTON, October 24.-The gov
eminent OF the United States of Col
ombia has informed the Panama Rail-
road company that it will not allow that
company's line of railroad to be cut,
changed or damaged for the benefit of
De LeSseps' canal.
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.1IH
- mine Ahre.

PHILADELPHIA, October 2i.-Special
to the Press from Shamokin: The mine
fire in the Bear Valley shaft is beyond
control. The mine is filled with black.
damp. Preparations for flooding are.
completed.
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Southern Outrage.

2 New ORLEANS, October "a. : Times
Democrats BATON Rouge special:
Sheriff Bates, just returned from Gin
ton, reports a rumor there of the muir
der of three persons. father, son and
nephew, in st. Kammany parish, a few
days ago; that Il posse pursued, cap
tured and hanged four of the negro
mrrderers and were on the track of the
others.
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The Plumbers.

NEW York, October 24.-Last year the
Plumbers Union passed a resolution
that on and after October 10, one hour
for dinner should be demanded, and
that work should cease during the win
ter months when darkness sets in.
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Sweet innocence: INA, is it wrong to
kiss man you are engaged tor" Ma -
Certainly. my dear, very wrong.l
"There now, that's Just what 1 told
Them YTOld whom ~ 7''Why, Dick
Arthur art ran and wi Win and Bob and al and and
Sam and Gus and" But ma had
tainted. 1lTUG uuuT
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Parrscide.

H JrLLFAos, Kas., October 24.-Wm.
an .', aged 50, was shot and instantly
We're were e ~ MS son, Lincoln, aged IS. They
time engaged in family quarrel at the
MAJ ~ ne was 4 prominent business
now me Ine son gave himself up and is
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st. John.

BUFFALO, October A.-The arrival of
Ex-Governor st. John in the city to-day
was an event OF more than ordinary
interest to temperance people of Buffalo.
At2 o'clock Governor St. John appeared
and was heartily received.
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New Diocese.

PARIS, October 24.-According to
advices from Rome, the propaganda
have decided to create a new diocese in
Canada. That of Nicolati and the new
apolistic delegate go to Canada to re-
place Monsignor Smuelders.
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Dated October 10th, 1854.
TERRITORY OF UTAH,
County of .If1ab

TERRITORY OF UTAH,
County of Juab. s.
I, VIM. A. C. Bryan, Clerk of the Probate
Court in and for said County, do hereby Ger
tify that the foregoing is a true, full, and Cor
rect copy of the original.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal OF
EsEAL-l said Court. at my office in Nephi, In
said County, this 10th day of DC
toher, A. ID. 1884
ola WA. A. G. BRYAN, CLERK
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OYarcOAfs.

If you wish to purchase q stylish
Newmarket.
aH Prince Charles,
Don Carlos,
Reversible
or Dress 0rerceGt,
r..y. Go to L.. GOLDBERG.
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The Champion Ba11ists.

New York. October 24.-The second
game of baseball between the Cham
pions of Providence and Metropolitans,
was again won by the former; Provi-
dence 3, Metropolitan 1.
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THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER of
Bourbon, Ind, says: Both myself
and my wife owe our lives IN SHI-
LOH'S' CONSUMPTION CURE.n For
sale at A. c. Smith &, Co.'S Drug Store
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$ s"PRIeKLY ASH BErTERs" is purely veg
etable In composition. Z 1t acts directly
on the liver, kidneys, stomach and
bowels, affording relief and cure in all
% caS ! u
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What are the desirable qualities in a
whisker dye? Unjust be convenient to
use, easy 10 apply, impossible to. rub of
elegant IN appearance, and cheap IN
price. buckingham Dye for the WINS
kerS unites in Itself all these merits. Try
IT, Do.c mrs C,A.L5
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sHILOH'S VITALIZER is what vo,
need Tor Constipation, Loss of Appetite
DIZZINESS, and all symptoms of DYsnerli
Sia, Frlce 10 and IS cents per bOffle
S sod at a. Q, smith & Co.'S Drnc
%
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WHY WILL YOU COUGH WHEN
Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief ?
Price 10 cts, 50 cts. and 81. For sale at
A. G. Smith b Co.'S Drug Store. IN
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VALLEY HOUSE.

] Knapp, Denver; w. H. H. Bowers,
Kansas W. Hurd, Hards, Mass; 2. f.
Fitzgerald, Bingham; C. Barnett, Os-
ceola, Ney. 9. A. Tyler, Philadelphia !;
G. Burgess, Helena; ]. a. Marchant,
Miss Newman, Peoa; P. Donnell, Bing-
ham; 4. NJ. lDodd, Alta; I. J.. Chase,
Ward, New; j. Morley, Eureka. New. !;
J. Stoddard, Ogden; I. F. Smith, Butte
J. H. McNee, Helena; G. Smith, Eng
land; w. Evans, Ophir; w. Reilly New
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Arrived at Last.

A car load of 8iantels, Crates and
plain and fancy Tiles.
x1II7Tft tT ELIAS MORRIS.
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In the Matter of the Guardianship of the
Person and Estates OF Timothy B. FOOte.
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Order to Show Cause why Order of Sale OF
..s Real Estate should not be made.
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CLIFF HOUSE.

HIDE Land IT. Dazier, Kansas City ;
w, o. Beyis, Shoshone; w. Mulkay,
Frisco H. E. Craig, Chicago; ]. Brown,
Melbourne; j.. Haynes, G. Wilson, D.
NJ. Miller, Idaho P. Doyle, Leadyille ;
]; Eckn0r Butte; 6. Phillips, G. ?;
son. Alta; &. Cook, Park City 6. Wads-
worth, Virginia.
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Special NOtiGe to Tax Payers.

A Ill PERSONS OWING TERRITORIAL.
Il School and County Taxes, are hereby
notified that all of said taxes remaining IN
paid on the 31st day OF October become
delinquent, and it will be the duty of the
Collector to proceed Immediately thereafter
to collect the same as by law required.
Extract from Section 10, Chapter VIII, Laws
of Utah, 1873: r1 r
"If any person neglect or refuse to pay his
taxes on or before the SIst day of October ia
the year the taxes are assessed, ii shall be
the duty of the Collector to levy upon
enough personal taxable property of the tax
payer to pay the taxes and costs and proceed
to sell the same" etc. ld..a
i.rra n. v. JONES,
Collector for Salt Lake County.
Office. No 5, County Court House.
Salt Lake City, October 2Oth, 1884.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
October q 1881.
WHITE HOUSE.

WHITE HOUSE.
Mrs. Slater, Miss Slater, Master G
Slater, Mr.. Jackson, Stockton; G.. Beck
Lehi; w. Clyind, Chicago; S. Arthur
England; G. K. Southworth, 2. V
Junction; e. Hughes, Oswego, n. Y;
J. Ryan, Park City; J. Moore, Franklin
T. r. Hading, A. "A. Borchers, Murray
E. Hooker, Bingham; J. Greenwood
American Fort; j. P. Gaming, LeadYille,
Z. G. Engmin, Wood River; J. A. Ats
man, Park City; Mrs. Fanny Cooley
Miss Hannah Cooley, Grantsville; J.
Kernahan, 0phir, Col; A. Donaldson
Bingham; E. G.. Engman, Wood River
j. Olsen, J. H. Melen, Skull Valley; NJ.
H. Peners, American Fork; C. Jung
San, Francisco.