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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-02-11

zens with plaudits and shouts, rs they wei
coined their liege and paid their homage TO
him. He had been declared the lord OF the
realm by the mayor, and a royal pageant,
that would have made any monarch
proud. had followed him to his crystal
home built for him by his loyal subjects.
The Fire King. old Helios, deitied by the
Persiaus, had heard OF this invasion by his
ancient enemy of realm which he had
always regarded as his own, and, collecting
his faithful attendants, made IA flying
trip to the North to chastise the
presumptuous usurper He arrived i'll
the city shortly after $ o'clock. His
royal car was emlnently fitted TO perform
such service. lt was in the shape OF an
obIong platform, about five feet from the
ground. At each corner OF this platform
stood pillar, supporting an open canopy.
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his subjects, who had professed so
much loyalty TO him but the day before, and
summoned together those who were still
faithful TO act garrison for the castle
Distrustful still of his own subjects he chose
as his particular body guard, an alien host,
that OF St George OF Winnipeg. who led the
defense. The Branerd Saltwater North
held and other visitors were also mustered
in the king concluding that if those who had
built his castle would not help him defend
il he would turn to other cities for help
A COUNCIL OF WAR
When the full complement of ten COM
panies had arrived the Ice King called Il
council of war for the purpose of unfolding
the plan of defense. The st Georges Club
of Winnipeg were stationed in the center
and in the right wing detachment from
it and the st Georges OF St Paul and the
Wacoutas guarded the south and east en-
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-02-11

The best way to fasten an olcloth
to the floor is to have the boards we'll
scrubbed. dried and covered with the
thick scrapngs of house painters
pots. and to lay the cloth on it and
keep it pressed down with weighted
planks until the paint sets. Then the
cloth becomes part Of the floor itself
and will remain s>rviceable for years.
Indeed. it may be said that good oil
cloth. laid in this way, will last for
lifetime.
Connecticut Loaf Cake-Three pounds
of flour. one and II half pounds sugar.
one pound OF butter. one pint milk, seven
eggs, one pound currants. one Gill of
yeast. Melt the butter in the milk and
mix with the flour. adding the yeast last.
Set to rise over night. and in the morn
ing beat the sugar and eggs together.
with quarter of an ounce of cinnamon.
and add them and the currants. Bake in
loaves when ight.-Caterer.
Dat Flake Griddle GLADSTONE pint Of
oat flakes, teaspoonful of salt, an
ounce of melted butter, two eggs we'll
beaten, scant pint of milk; mix well
and stir in n tablespoonful of flour.
When the griddlc is hot grease it
slightly; pour from a large spoon on the
griddlc; continue until the griddle is
covered with small cakes, then turn the
first one, and so on until all are done.
Wipe the grddlc with clean cloth, and
grease slightly after each baten.-The
Cook.
Dairy Commissioner Rice saws that
dairying in Minnesota was never assum-
ing such prominence as this season.
One reason for it is. the farmers see
that the wheat crop is not always heavy,
and they are taking to other branches
OF farming. The investigation for
facilities for dairying in different states,
made i'll New York year or more ago.
and the high rank that Minnesota took,
together with the results at the New
Orleans exposition. also leads farmers
20 turn their attention in this direction.
Wages of the various grades of help
IN California: Cooks, S240 to $720 al
year; nurses, $3.50 to $3.50; house,
maids, $3.50 to $500; coachmen, $3.50
to $72O: buffers, $500 to $500; Chi.
nese cooks and general servants, S24Ol
to $500. Even child of II cannotl
be hired as nurse under $12O year,
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frances The west and north entrance was
guarded by the Scandinavian Ski and the
Saltwater clubs. The remaining clubs were
placed about the castle and courts while
Companies I and c, NJ. s. n. G., We're sta
toned at the entrance to the grounds.
Having thus completed all his arrangements,
the king betook himself to his pri-
vate apartment, and calmly laid
down to sleep to await the attack.
The Fire King, failing in his original intention
of surprising the garrison and taking it una
wares was nothing daunted by these prepa-
rations for the defense, but relying on his
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The mean temperature OF st. Paul last

The mean temperature OF st. Paul last
month was Al deg.
Joseph Lewis, an old settler, died at st.
Paul.
A Washington claim agent is at the bot
tom OF the scheme to remove the steam
boat inspector from St. Paul.
A convention of the Fourth congression-
al district Prohibitionists met at ST. Paul,
denounced the liquor traffic and favored q
third party.
The contest over the Minnesota mar
shalship is ended, and Mr.. Campbell secures
the plum.
Owaton is excited over two cases OF
alleged faith cure OF Mrs. Cramps and
Mrs. G. =. Austin.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-02-11
THE ST. PAUL ICE PALACE.
Graphic Description of Storming
the Ice Palace with Fire
Works.

following description of the crown
~ spectacle OF the st. Paul Ice Carnival
by reporters OF that city, with accompany
ing Illustrations, will BE- OF interest to a
large number who were unable to be pres
emit, and yet who desire to have some con.
captions OF the affairs:
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From the outer edge OF the canopy, and on
each side. hung red lanterns. second row
surrounding the base which supported the
platform.
THE FIRE KING
In the center of the platform was throne
on which sat his royal majesty. the Fire
King The entire car. with the exception
OF the pillars at the corners and posts of the
throne. was painted bright red The parts
mentioned We're gold color. On either side
of the car were placed receptacles in which
red fire was kept constantly burning.
The effect of the whole, as viewed at
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-02-11

ing of the ice palace by the fire king,
ard the effect was one the lurid splendor OF
which no vocabulary is comprehensive
enough to describe and no pigments that ever
smeared palette fiery enough to portray
on canvas His majesty, King Borealls, had
come from the North on the previous day,
and had been acknowledged by hosts of citi-
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-02-11
TOWN OF HORTON -TOWNSHIP 1913,
RANGE A.

Caswell Hudah "a sw 4 sec 10 Soa ........... II "a
Caswel Huldah " "a sc Il sec TO- 80a .... ...... II
Gatfnoy Peter W IA Sc sec % 8Da ...... II
Gafney Peter, IL sw 4 sec q, s0a......-..." 70
J0sepbson Clarke e IA ne sec "a S0a ....... II 81
Kelly lanes ne II sec 81 lGOa .............. II 35
Lewis David sec II Goa . ... 1906 7G
Lewis David a ?, 160a . 70
Lewis David "a ne a sec 2 S0a . ........... Is IS
Mccarthy Jeremiah sw Il sec 81 1873 l3a. IA "A
Murray James e Il sw 4 sec I, s1a Y Is
Matteson Albertus, n ne sec %, 80a 3
Matteson Albertus, 4 sec 26, S0a...... 10 u
Matte.on Albertus lot i sec 20 80 50a ... g.
Matteson Albertus lot 2 sec 26 80 9ga....... lG
0'Reilly l. A. ne II sec IS 16Oa ............. IA 43
WEIGH John G IA sw Il sec "a Oa............... %
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-02-11

Diamond Joe'' Reynolds is one of
the millionaire curiosities of Chicago.
He invariably wears plain gray suit
without an overcoat, q hat several
seaons behind, prunella CATERS that
have been out of style for years, and
always has in his shirt front q first.
water diamond as large as a filbert
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-02-11
TOWN OF sYNNEs, TOWNSHIP l2s RANGE 43.

Brennan James NV II sec &C. 160a... ......... Is 81
Brennan James 26, l6oa 20 s.
Brennan John, sell, &c, l60a........... 20 y
Cunniff Jas, 4 sec TO- l6oa............... 20 20
Casey John NV Il sec 49, 15I Ia ............. % II
Larkin Aupus,in sc Il sec s. IGOa ......... u IS
Murphy Fl J, u "a, - y
Moriary James, 4 6, l60a IA %
Peterson Arne, lots and 5, sec 81, "A 75-loo~ 70
Robson VIM u ne Il sec l. S0a . - 43
Robson VIM lot sec /, 80 95-l00......,........ IS
Robson VIM lot , sec l. SO So 100 ............ As
Tagness NJ b, II sec 2, "a .2oa........... 80
Torgison Hans e Il ne i sec 80 s(Ja ~
Torgison Hans g II Sc il sec 81 S0a.... sc
Walker Rolt r. W "a INV II sec 20 sOa........ 10 AS
Walker Eobt r. ne X nwl sec 20 49a.......... ) IL
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-02-11
TOW NSHIP 124.

NOTE The above description was in
September, 1882. plated as : Woods Adj
diton to Hanco,k L. in SteveGs County, ard
on the twenty seventh day of said month
and year, said plat was flied in the office of
the Reg.st of Deed, for Stevens County,
State OF Minnesota. On the sixteenth day
of August. A. D. 1884. judgment was tn
tered in tie district court of sid county
against the several b ocks and lots embraced
within said plat, for the taxes delinquent
and unpaid of the year 1888, with penal
ties and costs, which said Judgment still
remains unsltisfied. Woods Addition
10 Hancock " was again as, sSed as such
for the taxes Of 1854. and was so entered
on the tax list. but decree of the district
court in and for Stevens County ordered,
adiudged and declared said plat vacated,
which order was recorded IN the records of
sal court, and a certified copy OF which
was recorded under order of sad decree by
the clerk of SAID district court III the office
ot the Register of Deeds for said county,
on the twenty first day OF March, A. d.
1885. at 10 A. NJ.
The taxes for 1SSi against the several
blocks and lots of sad plat being at the
date thereof unpaid, the sum theI eof and
of the several penalt IS is entered against
the sw !. sec. 81, township ia, range Al,
as above.
], Geo-ge NJ. Giltinan, Auditor of Ste
vens County. being duly sworn, depose
and say hat the foregoing is cor ect list
of the taxes delinquent in sad county for
the year 1884, therein appearing, upon real
estate in said county of Stevens, State of
Minnesota GEO. NJ. GILTINAN,
County Auditor OF Stevens County.
Subscribed and sworn to before ME, this
the ooh day OF January, 4, D. 1856.
Seal. THos. THoMAssoN,
Deputy Clerk District Court Slevens
County, Minnesota.
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TOWN OF FRAMNESS- TOWNSHIP 125.
RANGE Al.

Damson VIM, VIZ nw1 and sw14 sec Il, 24Oa IS 76
Further w. swl4 swl4 sec 81, A0a %
Hvile q, VIZ neZ sec 81, S0a ............ IL 10
Hvile John &, NV nwl sec y, 40a ............ Sc
Inland Patrick, nell 9, 160a ............ 90 90
Kerwin John, se1 90. l6oa .............. 20 10
Kinkerfaus Henrietta, W. u sell sec 3d. S0a 10 03
Larson Andrew sw1 20, 160a ............. IS 03
Linsad Theodore ny swl4 and nw14 SELF
sec g. 12oa ..................... IS %
Mccarthy ! c, sell g. 160a................ % 65
Moran p, swL sec l6. 160a ................. 20 50
Nelson John, ne4 sec l. 159. 20 ............ Is o.
Spooner l. c, lot sec 8, 2o65a .............. %
Severson Hans,nwL "a, 160a q yrs S3-S4) 25 20
Conner john n nw1 Il sec I, 17.20a...... 81
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can bring against 1t. In fact, one cold Ireez II !.
breath of the Ice King cannot only utterly an
initiate the Fire King. but all those who follow
him. In the interest of humanity, the Ice King
recommends that you withdraw your forces ut
once Ii you decline this then you must be re-
sponsible for the consequences. If you fer
your first shot will be signal for me to let
loose my engines of destruction, and can as
you that in two minutes your followers
will be dead upon the tield-Think well before
YOU act.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-02-11
TOWN OF PEPPERTON -TOWNSHIP 125,
RANGE 40.

Anderson Peter A. nw1I sec a. l60a ........ "a o.
Brown L. nwlI sec s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ii 9S
Huburd HI L. nell sec g. 160a ................ % SO
Mulitan Patrick swll sec l., 160a. ......... IS 16
NJ E Church Association, nell nel4 80 40a Is II
Pepper Chas A. nel4 "a, l60a 90 %
Pushar w E. Wiz sell sec r. sea ............. Il IS
Scharr John H, se1 S, IS 81
Schulmberg WIN, sw1 sec 8. l9 SO
Shaw John n, VIZ sw14 and wa nwl4 sec 9,
s
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-02-11
A LIST
DELINQUENT TAXES
Upon Real Estate

Within the county of Stevens State Of
Minnesota, for the year A. ID. 1884, re-
naming delinquent and unpaid ON the
first Monday in January, 1886, and the
penalties accrued thereon
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-02-11
THE ATTACK ORDERED.

The contemptuous reply of the Fire King
was an order to his herald to give the signal
for the attack, which was done, and imme-
dately The dogs of war were unleashed.
Each one of the thousand in the attacking
party was armed with Roman candles, which
were discharged against the building.
The defense was similarly aroused, and the
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-02-11
Clerk of the District Court in said County
of Stevens.

I'm the following list of delinquent taxes IA repre-
scutS acres. ''e east. n" north. - south. w" west
''hf half Or gu rter. 'und. undivided me- north
east INV" northwest Sc southeast. ''sw southwest
-" dollars and the space betvee figures in columns
of figures represents the dccml point between doa-s
and cents and all figures that follow below any dollar
mark ar above represented are to be read i'll the
manner, Us though the dollar mark there
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and as bright as adewdrop. He owns
m ore grain elevators than any man in
the country and ships more grain
than any two men on the Chicago
Board of Trade.
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superior numbers and his own terrible
aspect. drew his flashing sword from its
sheath and ordered an advance. He was
closely followed by two companies of the
national guards as a skirmish line, who
found at the entrance to the castle
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-02-11
TOWN OF HODGES TOWNSHIP 1874.
RANGE Al.

Baisdell Daniel, W p sw 4 sec A. soa ...... 5 Is
Clancy NJ ii, W - Sc Il sec So S0a.... 10 OIL
Comstock w, e = ne Il scc2, 73.S9a...... go. 5 20
Comstock w. p Sc 2, SOa............. 16 o.
Clancy NJ II, sw 4 33, s0a................ SIS
Clancy NJ II, Sc NV a SO, 40a ............ A
Engund +, lot ), sec u, 80. S0a........... 3 03
Gage Geo G, sc 4 sec 30, 160a... 90 IL
Gaughan Thos, sw sec g. 154 58a............ "a SO
tiaughan Anthony sw a he Il g. 40a...... 5 96
Gaughan Anthony, Sc a NV 4 sec 6, 4Oa...... 5 96
Helgeson Henry, ne Il sec &c, 16Oa 900. . 10 90
Lewis David, Il IA. 160a.. .......... 10 5S
MINI Farming and Lumber Assoc'n, sec %,
e4oa: ......, 65 81
MINI Farming and Lumber Assoc'n, sec IL,
640a. ..................... is 30
Mimi Farming and Lumber Assoc'n, sec 49,
640a Observation-Disclosures. CO 63
MINI Farming and Lumber Assocn sec Is,
o4oa III 63
Mimi Farming and Lumber Assoc H. sec %
640a....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...... lag SO
Moles Samuel ne sec "A, II 81
McLelland John W, e y Sc a sec II, S0a..... %
Orvold John A, 4 sec l. 160a ............ 10 40
Thompson liver, W = ne a and W = Sc 4 sec
. 16Oa g years ........................ % -
WinShlp y, NV u sec &c. l60a 10 %
Winship \, ne a Sw sec }6, 40a........... ; 03
Winship G \, W = sw sec Sc, S0a.......... S 50
Winship a, Sc a sec Sc, 16Oa....... l. IL
Wright Susan {, ne Il NV sec %, 40a. $685.. 5 g.
Wright Susan c. lot l. sec &c, SO GOA ........ 22s
Wright Susan c. lot l, sec q, 3.75a..... So. go 81
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1886-02-11
TOWN OF DONNELI1 TOWNSHIP 126,
RANGE As
TOWN OF Ell ADO-TOWNSIIIP 126
RANGE A.

Bentley Albert sw sec l. 100 ............... 81 81
Belvea Arthur c. Sc sec 80 160a II "a
johnson Gustave ne sec II. 100 a. =. ..... ~ 90
Klein Adam J. |. sw sec %, S0a............... G2
Menage Louis F. lie Il sec 21 l60a .......... 20 6S
Menage Louis r n y Sc Ii sec p, S0a....... 10 10
Mcintosh r. Sc sec 2S 160a ................ Il 81
Mckenzie 2 c. NV sec 81 60a II sc
sec ~ 640a h.. ..... -,,. 80 90
Norenburg August. = sw Il 90 sea-. II IL
Robinson J s NV sec IS, 160a .............. u So
S,orrs John i sec 3d. S0a................ Il
Smith Chas Sc i, sec II, 160a .............. q 90
Ntter August Sc sec 10 lii,a ............ p So
Woodwork L +, e i Sc sec IS, Saa 9 80
Woodwork n W Sc sec 81, soa.......... - s.
Wilcox Geo F. Sc sec II, 160a ................ Is -
Dahluuist August G I, NV sec pc, S.la .... II -
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, !
COUNTY OF STEVENS

COUNTY OF STEVENS.
District Court, Twelfth Judicial District
The State Of Minnesota, to all persons.
companies or corporations, who have or
claim any estate, right, title or interest in,
claim to, or lien upon, any of the several
pieces or parcels of land in the list hereto
attached, described:
The list of taxes and penalties on real
estate for the county, remaining delinquent
on the first lst) Monday in January, has
been filed in the office Of the clerk Of the
district court of the county Of Stevens, Of
which the hereto attached is copy.
Therefore, you and each of you are here
byrequired to file in the office of said clerk,
on or before the twentieth Goth day of
March, 1856, your answer in writing, set
ting forth any objection or defense you may
have to the taxes and penalties or any
part thereof, upon any piece or parcel of
land described in said list, in, to, or on
which you have or claim any estate, title,
interest claim or lien.
And in default thereof, judgment will be
entered against such piece or parcel of land
for the taxes on said list appearing against
it, and for all penalties, interest and cost.
SAMUEL LARSON,
Clel k of the District Court in said County
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TOWN OF STEVENS - TOWNSHIP 1913,
RANGE Al


RANGE Al.
Bodeen p y of sc sec is, S0a........... 81
Bodeen p \ of sw sec IS s0a... .......... 81
Bremen George, n 4 of sw Il Sc - of sw i
Blanchard Edgar 4 of NV Il and lots 2and
s. sec g. 1855 Is OF
Baker Frank Il ~ 160a. ................. IL 81
Hole Thos sw see %, 160a .................. 10 II
Jefferson G, u of NV a sec Is IS. S9a.... ) I'll
Jefferson c, Sw Il Of 4 sec Is, 40a....... Al
Jefferson Il c, NV Il of sw |. sec Is 4oa..... So
McNulty Jno III, sec D. 160a ............. II 30
McDermott A +, Sc sec 26 16Oa ............. 10 96
O'Bryan c, NV sec IA, l6oa.. ............ 10 10
Parker VIM, Sc Il Of ne sec Is, 4oa.........
Parker VIM, OF ne sec Is, s0a.......... II 81
Parker VIM, ne 4 of Sc 4 sec IS, 4oa.....
Phalen T, 4 sec ,, lis .ela............. II 70
Rohne w NV Il sec g. 160a Is %
Rutherford & A, W Y. of Sc sec 6, S0a ..... s 81
Rutherford A, Sc 4 of Sc 4 sec 6, 4oa... Al
Rutherford A, lot 10 sec g. Sc .50a. 81
Scraps Geo, II, 160a. "a 90
Watkins c l., sw 4 of ne sec IL, 40a. ........ IS
Watkins l., NV 4 of Sc 4 see Is, 4oa........ Al
Watkins { l., ne u of sw u sec Is, 40a...... 2 ~
watkins Z Il, Sc "A OF NV a sec Is, 40a......... ~
Wheaton T. NV sec Is, 16oa................. Is 80
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-06
The Fellow Arid.

Penitentiary reform does not seem to
have worked all the glorious. results de-
sired in the case of John Arid. The facts
which his former trial for cohabitation
revealed We're of a most disgusting nature,
and his term OF confinement has evidently
failed to make any particular change in
his principles or aspirations. He was
yesterday arrested on charge of break
ing into the house OF his polygamous wife,
Annie Thomas, and purloining articles
belonging TO her, but which, in the hear
ing before Commission Mckay vester-
day, Arid claimed were his own.
The Deseret Neps asserts that Arid
has been known to visit both of his for
mer wives since his release from the
and uses the allegation as
evidence of the fruitlessness of the courts
action in requiring and obtaining the
promise of polygamists to "come within
the law" 1t is more than probable that
this part OF the evidence against Arid is
trumped up for effect, although this is
not said in defense of the fellows morals.
f he have any.
His case will have another hearing be-
ore the Commissioner next Tuesday.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-06
THE TRIBUNEs PETRIFIED HOAX
Neither a Hoax Nor a Head, Ac.
cordfng to Popouiar Opinion.

The curious object on exhibition in
Godbe, Pitts & Co.'s drug store, which
has excited so much interest and brought
out SO many vague theories, still con-
tinues to bean enigma to even the best
experts who have examined it. By most
of those who were only permitted to view
the curiosity through a glass case: it was
pronounced to be genuine human head,
but through what process it had passed
or what were the probable facts respect
ing its strange condition, very few had
anything like tangible or at least &C
ceptable theory. The interest was even
increased this morning when it was an
nounced in morning contemporary that
the whole thing was "a petrified joke, !"
and scores of those who had been
enthusiastic yesterday in their express
sions of wonderment were seen scrutiniz-
ing the strange object with apparent feel
ings of uncertainty.
The story first given as to the finding
OF the head ETC., is corroborated, it would
seem, beyond question, and the coke"
which the Tribune endeavored to work up
undoubtedly originated with the re-
porter's oaon head. A number of gentle
men we're to-day permitted to more
closely examine the curiosity and it was
found to be of sort OF concrete or sand
stone substance, and is supposed by some
to be relic of ancient sculpture work.
Ii such it is-and there is wide differ
ence of opinion respecting it-a high
tribute must be paid to the perfection
which the art must have attained in
those early days. A gentleman
who has travelled extensively through
New and Old Mexico was heard to say
that many such relics have been found
all through those localities, and they are
said to date back long prior to the days
of Montezuma
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-06
Attorney Dickson,s Return.

There still seems 10 be little uncer-
tainly as to what Mr.. Dicksons intentions
are respecting his future course relating
to his resignation, and the fact that his
coming to Salt Lake tomorrow is merely
a visit for the purpose of arranging per-
sonal business-which assurance is given
by Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Varian
does not afford any encouragement to
those who are anxious to see Mr.. Dick
son resume the Office which he has SO
ably filled heretofore. As the gentleman
will be here tomorrow, and will very
likely be interviewed on the subject, the
public may expect an early and definite
statement of the facts. y.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-06
Gone from Our Gaze.

The Chicago Merchants Tea Company
has vacated Stringfellow's store and gone
to pastures new. The action of the Citv
Marshal and Attorney in requesting that
the concern should cease it's lottery bust
ness was the death blow, although it was
lntimated by the manager-indeed he
gave what appeared to be positive assur-
ance-that the sale of tea and coffee
would be continued as legitimate bust
ness, teaY lg out the souvenir" feature
entir ". It was easy to see, however
that Tie souvenir" constituted the prin.
clpal if not the whole inducement to
and that without them as an
attraction, the business would hastily on or,
to the dogs, as the tea and coffee were
pronounced very inferior. The opinion
of the Marshal and Attorney ON this last
point ought not to be taken as evidence
hey both keep the ''word of wisdom y