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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17
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them accountable for the discuas9s OF
fheir trust"
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made 9 Dsmscsatto speech. essnx scs
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usvsd tie nomiustion OF candidates,
end B. A. Wkssiwfight, 10 spsoen sess
vas rsp<stediy applsnded, nominated
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S1ou sas greeted vitk app.soss and wAs
made unsnimoos. Drum responded
With neat address aeespstns and ans.
vssfpe 10 the spirit Of she platform
yohn A. Parker pomfnated Ihomss
Carroll tor eity attorney; I. u. Aboots
nominated W. @. bbafpssesn. wno WE
drew. and CAROLS bominassou Vas
wads unsnimous.
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TAYLOR. tie present insumbent, fos eity
treasurer. Lines T. Post nominated y.
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eoma,ssisuss, ell OF which we're made
rr.. fsnoa.
Mes~ss. Collins from s6e bsee wafo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17
4 WONDERFUL WOMAN,

rs. SAMPSON, THE CzLKBArED RUsi-
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her ar za-aaHoas IN sef ensa esizsxa. Mr.
sAzp.sa caa b So c 81 ksr re-oza. No. q sns-
s1rk Hosea. .nlxS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

Cut this out and see for yourself what
zoe, Toe. e1c will tuy At the star Cloth
Ina House in striped. Balbrissn nerino
nndersesr. Kline Il Rosenberg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

We lead for low prices with orr large
cash ssies and small expenses. We take
the lead. Any price they may quote OF
advertise you ~ill dud them cheaper ~
Chester ClsAry's.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

100. French wash fabrics. II inches
vide. tise cord, worth s7so. Chester
GieaYy.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

Carpets cleaned by the Steam CARPET
Cleaner at the Seattle Steam Laundry.
Lake uniop, Who are giving perfect
satisfaction. (ste nd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

We have bargains In every depart
fnsnt fof q. A. Il. week. We want you
ali 10 visit the STORE.
Tshiss, sineeymau a 90.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

q. A. Il sttentiou--Thc Star Clothing
House is headquarters for u. A. b.
suits. 1hese suits are especially made
for q. A. u. and are indigo blue flannel,
made up with eyeiess. % the buttons
can BE- changed. Color and workman
ship guaranteed. k.ips Il Rosenberg.
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Seattle, Lake Shore B Eastern
Railway Company.
Change Of Time.

M AND AFTER SUNDAY. APRIL isra.
" ls9s. regular trains VII run - sciiovs:
A-daiiy. B-daiiy except Sundays.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17

Ring up A.w. SCOTT. telephone 1911 for
Office and store fittings. l7G
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Every style In boys clothing ~ the
Star Clothing Houss that mind Of
mother or heart OF boy could vish.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-17
Piano Tuning.

Nh. NlTaCHKE 10 IN THE CITY AND
ANx not In . hurry. bat will stay 70 devote
the tine neetful fcr Thorough work The ear.
Hest possible attention will be given 10 special
orders left q Davies bsok store, Losmzu's
music store % o. Pumph1syx mhl7u
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7. T. MINOR,
&N "a HrGHn

- NJ fhlSh,
pi'se,c-s o. School Distress No. /.
King Csrsty, Hssainssen Tersttsry
M HAwfnoRxK Cierk q said als;:t-t.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-05

some time for man to learn the duties
OF the Office, so that he could pull the
wires (laughter) to the best advantage.
This Mr. Solomon had learned
Qaughter) and 1t would merely be time
wasted if anyone else were elected. The
moral interests
Mr.. SPENcER-Moral2 (Lsughter).
Mr.. NEBEKER-lt is something 10 be
acquainted with the duties of the OF :
ice.
Nh. N. s. WooLLEY thought prob
ably the reason why Mr.. Paul and Mr..
Spencer were so slxious for the election
of Mr.. Ottinger was that they were
afraid they might need his services.
Mr.. SPENCER-Whateve my future
needs may be in regard to marshal. i
have never had any use for Mr.. Sol
ONION daughter and applause).
Mr.. II. P. Richards supported Mr..
Solomon's nomination, and MIR. Wad-
dell did net see the necessity nor desir-
ability of making any change.
Mr.. PRATT thought the present Mar
shall had served the city well
and faithfully. He was q younger
man than Mr.. Ottinger; therefore more
active.
Question being called for the name of
Ar. Solomon was put to the convention.
The ayes and noes were so nearly equal,
that division of the house was called
for, when the chair announced that bis
nomination Lad been carried-the vote
being Is to 20. 90 -.~s rse
A committee of fiFe-one from each
municlpal ward-was appointed t0make
preparations for the mass meeting, and
the convention adjourned until Monday
evening, at o'clock.
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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION meets to-
morICw evening.
T. r. JoSEs & Co. received, yesterday
bullion, 81. 4S7l3.
WELLS, FARGO & Co. 8 shipments, yes
terdsy, were: Base bullion, So, 100.
SAM LEVY. the enterprising ciga,
manufacturer, is out with some new
handsome advertising designs.
The CONTACT for furnishing bricks
for the AueIbach and Scott build ng
vas yesterday awarded to w. s. Simp
klns.
at The billiard tournament, last
night. (. Clinton defeated Fred
Y2uns berg, by score of $50 to lis
points.
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY meets at
Cslde IS music store, at Z: 80 o'clock to-
morrow night. A full and prompt at
tendance is uesired.
OFFICERS A. s. SMITH, JR., and ]. T.
smith. Nesterday, arrested two desert
ers firm Fort Douglas, named Wilson
and Wells. al
MCCORMICK & Co , yesterday, re-
ceived: Ranauer bullion. So 600; sill
yer and lead ores ST 600; Crescent ore,
$3.50; total, $l2 $50 v q
TIE TYPE made Prof. Paul's article on
free trade, in Fridays paper, say: "A
thin combina ion of figures, instead Of
land then a combination of 6sures."
MARROW CUMMINGS is now in tn
Boom real estate Office. He has asso-
ciated himself with Mr. Collins, OF Col
orado, and still pursues the feeting real
estate dollar.
THE CASE of the P .ople VS.. J. n. era
ham, charged with malicious mis-
chief, was Continued bv Com missioner
Norrell Yesterday, until Wednesday
next, at 10 q. m.
THE BOY Foster. who was shot few
days ago by a playmate, is RESTING
easily. 1t is too early. however, to
definitely state whether the wound will
prove fatal or not.
1t Is a common occu rrence for HYDE
q Gritfi to do a general rushing bust
ness. Out of the carload of apples they
received, there remains ut forty bar
rels; they are beauties, too.
CARDS ARE out for the marriage of
Mr.. ]. V. Long of the z. G. NJ. I. drug
department. and Miss Angie Cross. The
ceremony W II take place in Logan, and
and will be followed by reception at
the residence OF Mrs. LCng, on the 18th
inst.
THE REPRESENTATIVE of the Chicago.
Milwaukee & st. Paul, last evening, re-
ceived dispatch reading as follows:
MAKE class A" read 16 cents. instead
OF TX, from Chicago and Milwaukee to
Council Bluffs, Omaha, Kansas City
and st. Joe" This was the only tidings
received of the cut during the day.
CARTER. STANTON & FRoIsErH are
booming Salt Lake in the Denver pa
pers, and calling attention to the ex-
cursion rates, about the 18th of Febru-
airy, and monthly thereafter during the
season. There will be d reception given
at the Continental Hotel in honor of
the guests, also 6 drive over the city,
and to all points of interest, free of
charge
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Tho Babies Cry for It

And the old folks laugh when they find
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup OF Figs. Is more easily
taken and more beneficial in Its action
than bitter, nauseous medicines. It
strenethens the Liver, Kidneys. Stomach
and Bowels, while it arouses them 10 g
healthy activity. For sale by A. G.
Smith & Co., Druggists. I
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Police Court,

IN the Police Court yesterday, Eph
Kelley was fined $50 for beings COM
mon drunkard. He will keep sober for
the next twenty-five days. - ~
Thomas Williams, profane drunk,
was tined $40
John Ruddick. for the same ofense,
was assessed like amount.
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A Good Reason Why.

- sod reason why Sam LeYy's cigars
y g. she trade by so firm a grip is that
$never deceive my customers. When l
put cigar on the market maintain
its standard of excellence forever, do
not charge an extra profit to insure
risks, such as are taken by my COM
petitors. Ny goods are guaranteed and
I allow none of my customers to keep
apv goods that are not satisfactory 10
their trade.
All tobaccos are bought from first
hands and am therefore able to give a
better article for the money'than any
eastern or western factory. tA
SAM LEVY,
Cigar manufacturer.
Factory and Salesroom, Ill and 173
Main Street, Salt Lake City,. U GAh. t
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Liberal Lecture

DR.. ]. 1. York speaks on Secularism
and its Teachings at the Walker Opera
House on this (Sun ay) evening at 7.3o.
Come early torsecure seats.
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County.

Probate Judge ...........,. County.
Dear Str:-In behalf OF thssommittee ap-
pointed by the Legislative Assembly OF this
Territory to obtain estimates Of the cost of a
proposed reform school; to receive proposals
for the site of the buildings connected there
with, and to consider the most ekgible loca-
ton therefore. invite you, in behalf OF
your county, to advise US by lesyer or mes
senger of any advantage your county, or
any portion thereof, possesses and may be
able to offer for the location of the school,
state whether you can furnish 100 acres, or
more, of good tillable land. in compact
form, with sufficient water to trrigste the
entire tract: and a. water power Is very de-
sirable, what II any such power there may
be in onnection with the tract or tracts you
may mention. Also upon what terms each
OF the several tracts you may call our at
tention to can be obtained.
AS our time Is limited we desire to- hear
from you at the earliest moment possible,
and trust that 1t may not be later than The
10th Instant Very respectfully.
E. G. WOOLLKYJ
Chairman
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PIE REFORM SCHOOL.
A CNstillar Letter Asking for
Needed Information.

The following letter has been pre-
pared by the special Legislative COM
mittee on reform schools, and will be-
forwarded to the'probate judges OF the
most important countess
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,
SALT Lazy CITY, UTAH,
February4, 1885.
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Grant Bros. Company.

BUS and carriage transfer carries
passengers and baggage between the
Utah Central and Denver & Rio Grande
Railroad depots, and all hotels or other
points IN the city. Carriages furnished
TO order. Special attention to tourists
and visitors. Telephone 211.
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Fun carload rates for lump coal, de-
livered, so cents per ton less than above
delivered rates, AID at yard so ceats per
ton less than above yard rates.
Special car load rates TO manpEactCr-
ers and smelters.
All yard slack $500 per ton sc yard,
and $3.50 per ton delivered.
Coal Department Union Pacific R'v.
4. GCHNELL. Agent.
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Go and Hear

what Liberals believe, at DR.. York's
lecture on Sunday evening at the Opera
House.
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HonIt FOrrat
Grand Concert

the lecture at the Opera House on this
Sunday night at 40 sharp, *
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liquors, beers, ales and cigars. Family
supplies speciality.
AUER u MURPHY, Proprietors.
HYDE GRIFFIN received car of
choice Northern Spy apples yesterday,
direct from Canada. They are the finest
apples that have b en- in our market
this season, and are selling rapidly.
Their fourth car of California oranges
also arrived last night, which they
claim they are able to sell cheaper than
ever. The same firm received last week
a car load of very choice Messina
lemons, which less than eight weeks be-
fore were growing on the trees in s oily.
These, together with the large stock
they have of new dates, figs, cocoanuts.
chestnuts, etc., place it within the reach
OF our citizens to enjoy as large a
variety of fruits as are obtainable any
where at this season of the year.
The supply OF oysters and salt and
fresh water fish which the same firm
keep constantly receiviI g should be
ample to tempt and satisfy the apetites
OF all in search of 'sfood for the brain. !"
REMEMBER WE are at no expense to
show property, we own all our own
carriages. All are invited to ride ont
and ste our large list of property. We
are the old timers
A.. J. WHITE & Son.
STRANGERS, REMEMBER you have an
Invitation to go out in one Of our fine
carriages and see our large list OF prop
erty. A. J. WHITE O. Son,
III n SaoODd S0ufh Straot
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DsliOious Warm ssverag o..

Those decoctions served to the thirsty
and Geld st the Occidental are delicious
pure and superior First-class wines,
liquors, beers, ales and cigars. Family
supplies speciality.
AUER u MURPHY, Proprietors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-05

The expense of conducting the society
for the year was $50 per cent. of total
income. Total mem bership of the
society is ZIG, an increase OF sixtee n
over the year previous. President
Swan delivered the following address,:
Gentlemen II am pleased to have an
other opportunity to. meet with you in
this capacity. As you have already
learned by the report of the secretary,
oEr society still continues to flourish.
The balance on hand over our reserve
fand in 1886 was $474.55. This present
syear we have $1171.29. which gives us
the prospect of a substantial dividend.
something, Ipresume, we are all pleased
to have. The board of directors rec
ommend that this sum be divided
amongst the members, PRO rata, as
heretofore: --'
We have reason to congratulate our
selves that there has been very little
sickness this year. There has been but
one case of any amount; the others
have been very slight.
There have been few added to orr
membership, but not so many as {
would wish. We have now demon
lstrated, beyond any doubt, the goo6
derived in being united in this way.
When we hear the names of some of
our fellow-workmen read, as hav-
ing received considerable amounts
during their sickness, it cannot
but strike US that it must have
fallen very heavily upon them,
had they not had the privilege OF
the benefits of this society. We are all
well aware that working mans means
is pretty well swallowed up in the daily
- I, 70
and when sickness comes on and he is
unable to bring in, the deficiency is
soon felt, and that sometimes. very
heavily. This society is an instance
where the many can help one. and that
too, without anything derogatoTy to
his independence or manhood.
You may think it strange and tire
some that so often bring before you
the benefits derived from our Mutual
aid, but confess it is a hobby of mine,
and / should very much like to see our
society Increase In strength to greater
extent than it has done.
have now been connected with you
for many years. and it has Afforded me
a vast amount of pleasure TO see our
confined prosperity and notice the
benefits which many of my fellow work
men have derived from being so united
together.
Let us not lag in our interest in its
welfare, but continue to endeavor 10
extend it's benefits to al who have the
opportunity of embracing them.
GEORGE SWAN,
Prest. of the NJ. A. s.
SALE LAKE CRY, q. T.. Feb. 4th, 1888.
A vote of thanks was rendered PresI-
dent Swan and Other officers for the at
tention and able manner in which they
had conducted the affairs OF the society
the past year.
The election of officers for the pres
ent year resulted as follows: President,
James Sharp; vice-presi6ent, Francis
Cope; directors. Samuel Hamer, &. P.
Morris, John Axton, James Latlmer,
Joseph Kingdom, John Foster, p. G.
Brown; secretary and treasurer, Nels
Peter Tibbs sang with good effect,
an original song, entitled THE Utah
Central Plug Pullers, "a get up in which
he introduces q personal of each en-
gineer. fireman and engine on the road,
and which caused great deal OF mer-
rim ent
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Wanted;

Our friends to know thatws still handle
grain, -four, hay and seeds of ali kinds.
SEARS @ LIDDLE,
Ia 80 w. First South Street.
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Dancing.

Private lessons in the latest styles of
dancing given by Professor George D.
Cliff. Telephone 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-05
FOX 8 SYmons

Have reduced the price of photographs.
All work done by the dry-plate instanI
taneous process.
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Wake UpI

The cheapest and best place in Salt
Lake City TO buy your groceries is at
No. % E. Second South Street m
ported fish specially.
J. A. PETERSEN. Agent.
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Clearance Sale.

In order to make room for orr i'm
mense spring STOCK. We will offer, for
the next ten days. the following lines at
cost: Corsets, Handkerchiefs, ladies
and Children's Hose, Ladies' and Chill
DIRE s Merino Underwear, fine assort-
ment of Ladies' Muslin Underwear,
Jerseys, Fancy Goods, etc., etc.
We mean what we say. Call and be
convinced. r ~sr SIMON BROS.
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Four Carloads of Christmas

Goods just arrived at Barratt Bros
staple and fancy and IN the latest
STYLES. Must be sold this week. Lxaei-
lent holiday presents.
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at the Fourteenth Ward Assembly Hall,
Heine, the celebrate d Violinist and com.
poser, will give lis farewell concert in
the above hall on Monday evening,
February 6, 1898. assisted by Mr.. II. NJ.
Wells, elocutionist; Mr.. NJ. A. Beesley,
xylophone soloist and several members
of the Tabernacle choir who have
kindly volunteered their services for
the occasion. Miss Evelyn Heine,
soprano; Madame Ada Heine, pianist.
50c., children CSC. Concert
to commence at Q O'Clock.
TEN TRANSFERS of property made in
cur Office yesterday. Come arc nd
and get acquainted and see real estate
business done. - EsEh
A. J. WHITE & Sos,
81 E. Second South Street
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ssHelloi We'll.

'sHelloi Well.
as this the furniture store?"
eyes, this is Berratt Bros"
"Send up that Group Suite, No. 9,
please. I hear you have beauties In the
way of Antique Chairs and Parlor
Goods"
$50 we have, and Furniture for all
parts of the hoRse as well, Just arrived
and still &C mlng. Come down, please,
and Dr,Ig your friends.'' Tr~
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Valentines,

a nU Wboiespie 's snd 'I rets;, An at
Savage's Art Baaar, Salt Lake City. 5
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REDUCED RATES.
Coal.

The following prices on coal will balm
effect on and after January LIST, 1888:
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Go See Them.

Those lovely chairs at BaTratt Bros
beauties and the prices are low.
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WE HAVE plenty of carriages at the
of strangers.
A. J. WHITE & Son,
Real estate, $40. Second South Street.
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STRANGERS REMEMBER we take you out
gladly in our own carriage and show
you our large list of property. Come
and see US.