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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
GRAIN AND PR0DrcE MARKETs.


IFNIJkl-N Ut y Nv fIIFN II'1'F'7'''-"F
There stronger tone 20 the "ne't Hlrhe'S Se'."
dov due 10 haf abroad better aGyiccs concerning
tho foreign markets ana crop reports home - sonevhat
unavorahle character spot lots advanced S4al coh'
and shippers bought the extent o. p 600 bushels IN
spite OF still ocean freRh. ra'e> ITO options
mir ac.Itv nearly 300 600 bushc, changing hN1sl'
and with only slight reactions advanced 10 ne &c
VII en- wa. 7.SG1 IA cent. higher. and sfroDg ~ ep
ngnres Spot corn irregular but qCeter WIN pul-
chases Only o. 0G0 bushels for export me options
inclined hoaVne>s. closing a. losses 81 10"
Ia cent Cash sharply advance ahd 10 cor h
ouence August options rose IA ccnir. Ihe otn.r
nonths improved Slightly IN moderate trading. bus no
close was weak. No lard taken for export
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16

October steady at Is 5.d. Hops at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
STATE Holders Offer sparingly. 60, ,o.,,, ,o-
LONDON Aug. l5-i D. m.-Cacuita nnseeu' oos Tu p''
quarter spr OF turpenne, o3s per oNt . ,,, ,-...
ANTwERF. aug. l5.-WicOxs lagd closed NJ iVo iiaho'
RREMES Aug. i5-Petroleum marks so pfenniga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARAEr.

LONDON Aug l5.-4 mConsos 90 5l5 for money ana an,
9p Tor the account Atlantic aud Great western nist
NOR gage Certificates rs do second noIgaEe
Erie 9S5. do second 1909 Mexican Ordinary
46f.; ST. Paul. Common II Reading 2oS% New, lora
{, n;ral llOs Canadian Pacific. 90 Mexican Cenua hr'
mortgage bonds Uel2. .,,. -, -.
he amount bullion withdrawn from the bank OF Eng
land on balance to-day ~ &3l3.oOO ,.. -,
india Council allotted to-day at an advance Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
crvrpAr. MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEF-Spo dealings Brazil grades wefe ma
to small rarccis from obbcr hands IL was ne only
rot however with fair cargoes at lac IN d
ftans..tion consisted Of No. "a Rouu
AZ 10 ia cost and freight, immediate snpn.h ,s Porto
grades fairly and nrner. S4ler I'-V9 400 do
Cabrllo 10 lie do Washed Oaracas 10" hc ontion
Iaruayra l3c013c, and l095 90 lataealD' rccsvci
devoid Of No cables wcft
ron, IIaVfe Final prices points over the pFe'iou ~
Total sales. 1890 bags 80 Sales,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
Proposals.
AoUFDUCT CONlAIsSl0NE Frs, OFFICE
ROOM .O9 STEWART BllLDlNP, ..,
$50 BRO ADWAY. NETWORK, August IA, 1888

ROOM -0N. SIIW VI y. II.1I-'0' ,oeo
NO. $50 BROADWAY. NEW YORK, August H. 1900
TO CONTRACTORS. 49,, -
f1ctirinq attne placing. g., ten 4s-ineh StopeoeX
,.iva. and oelfinc az the Gateh0l-e A. ouehuiu.'l-
and Couyenfaye. Section - ana Tour
4sin~h opcock valves and gearing o be- u'd az ohats
\, % on section u. and 4c-inch >foircock Na.Ne
and gearing 10 De u-ol fhe Nov Cato hou' on Scloh
\.,y N0ueducf called Tor n tho approved l"-
=, cnt,ct and specifications nle in tlr oic" oi ihe
Aouciuct Comm -,ioners viii DE- received az tnl' ON
'r,u Tb,rday sept > lss~. O'Clock D. nL ~ Nhlcn
Mace ard hour they Will Dee publicly opened ny me Nl
~ Cnp,is.oegS and the award or hn contfi ior >
-, ,n5 f.ni hiry sai n2'rrial VIII b. maze by shl
Co,nr,is souer, as soon thereafter rs D1SslDe
mink forms OF SAID approved Cnact ana me Specimen
lions therefor ana bid, or proposal, :nd proper enF9lrs
49, ber enclosure ana of bonds. ana a. me pan.
~, Ia work and an other Information can be- obtained
v II, 10 once Of the AQue1uct Commissioners on AZ
nllcafiOn the secretary. .,-.,...
10y o'"e' u ''0 ~ JAMES g. DUANE,
Holm c. STIEFUAN. fIeslueh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
rRTrTS And BTRKIES-FRESU.

Receipts u apples been light and me demand os
all well hacked fruit Of strictly prime quality - good az
fun prices Bartlett pears from MARYLAND DeiawsIe,
poiurs rarely Of choice quality
cooi o'. meet fair demand and fancy Void eAeesn
Qua, atoms but common stock dlagS. phef pears 81
Vol when Of good quality southern craps or an klI'
are largely Of poor quality especially such a. cone l
Sorfh tarolu9 and Georgia tood virginia grapes s't
fairv wei and few fancy South Carolina Nmgaa DriHS
.f.r GOOD prices Peaches IN large supply put ne
demand Is =cye and good choice fuit J., ceang VI,
ia quoted, odd lot- OF extra AMY
pf,,. ne.ssinnov going trie above our top hguIes
Waterrelon. are In liberal supply but mostly, OF
ii,n aud ordinary quality, for which prices fH9s rom
is downward. Fancy large are scarce ahq woqu vO
% ~ widely I'M quality and value choice 20 iancy lqs
aW ,o'iiv while an green oyerrpe or Otherwise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
WHEAT 10. 2

cash qnotation, vers a, tonow.-N' s'rns Wet ss
SIC No Spring Wheat 7Ot SOLO No hed - &c.
30 . Corn 44ssc No. Oats at 25|c No rye
400 $3.50 No. Barley nominal No ia. 5 5r al a,
Al IA Priw. Timothy seed AZ q 90, Ness fotk ~
"a 9asl3 rs per bb. Lard - 7jas y a per 100 r.
S6-1 Pms sie. loose at 80 saltet shoulders
hote 81 lad7 So short Clear SIZES boxed - ugy w.
Wr,.kev dise-. finished gool- 81 - psr gal Sugars-
"n Iost sc. Granuated A0s'.c; Standard "A" dI-G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16

C0TToN-The u.arkc: Tor spot lots was duil anu
without cations plc. saes 81 bales for e9 Wis
i'm r,it 20 ops oj4 ball. a, agaihs, 90 nee
s" ,-c's and l37 bales time last year.
ScptHnbr Cthe beginning q the crop year. u oDarlng
Win 5oO575l bales for the corresponding uHn' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16

Receipts for the week. 30 961 pkgs. Exports lloo
,gs The general market Is still IN very cur
factory condition. Receipts running heaYy loF VIZ
time OF wear demand confined pretty clOsey 10 lOVa
wants the large accumulation In store IS being CON
store today than az any previous time In the history OF IN
trade. great bulk OF the goods neaNy os Ho
almost certain present prices would give THIS result
and the Indications point to still further deeuhs 10
feeling has become little strong,r
fancy fresh table grades because OF the smaller suppy
such Warm weather In the producing sections hs ~
good deal NJ sour summary butter ana current tecps9
made up largely OF that class OF stock IN sss ,t
ness on extras Is reflected TO no other gFa1es IN a
thcre l. hardly enough business doing IN most
you.s must still be regaiueu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
D. ,.-,..,, ,,,,d,-d q, classified.
STAINED.
Good Ordinary

G., O-alnarv 9-1G Low Mlddllna ~ 0'0
H. option market hs been aah snl ne' obpenea lf-s
mus 1--we but advanced several points auii he Of
SaV and nnal prices werc g p3n,' S,n from
i,rr,5o to this port comprise LOCO baes i'A'' Zoo
total 80 far 1900 bales. 4O'"i '''1
hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
Business Cbantc5

USINESS OPPORTUNITY.-Wa a
Oman OF good business ability and integrity % taks :
financial interest," and the position Of business manage
and cashier OF on old esfl0 she'd flfne l1pfF hoA CON-
PAM The bes. o; reference, Will b given a1d r. urea
Address - 30, ,.,- ~ -,
r. EXCEPTIONAL Opening.-A manufactures de
II sireI PARTNER With $1,000 10 enar-, iaeiites or
rapidly Increasing trade. AcN"hl"' I'D I,'--, =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
TIE pETR0LEDN MARKET.
NEWS FROM

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND HANOb VI ri'i 100
aecline OF s-s cent from Tuesday night the mgne's
nrIce was ~ IA cents, gain Of J 80 cents l"e
sarlv dealings we're made 81 12a52 cents put 'heIo
,ras more hammering good selling ana "hfh pn..'
-o,use1 10 break below 81 cents speedy r@e2sty 10
ioued on the purchases Of shorts y. Hi s, r,Y
xsas a. active thau Tu"sf1y and tn ny
s witch foil0wef the coeiine - rs
yo-Tno was made with comparative ease inc he ns7
,~os not imn,rtant md the slcdnesS W tD f'i'' "t.
,i"n encouraged ventures ,of I9i5 80,
80 ,sadne renew I'd pounding vas iniuerl ~ an Prt
~ 49, AVN ia cents nom the iop notch NJ a.
Inc which occurred abruptly ta' lcciF~l ~.
With avertef Ell 6arger u foolish scare ahnlt ~,
hus II NAV b. premature 80 expect th.. ~ 49, ="
unsettled temper u opeii1rs ~. I@p, The short
inirre~f however has recev'd acec-.on' .,n' ~ -
9gyfc~.ivencss shown By the bull lnleI - a.. sr,oy
t,1 viewed from a inerci9i SfHfii@fini ~ - -
a. -, Or ard ary wear spots n cf11e pres VA" ~
Svoilcd ~ for purchases by prominent buyers 4"'
The range Of piices the total dealings were as
follo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
CHEESE

Receipts 70, tho 20 2s7 Rkgs Export, 70 LIrope
20 ~, week. A., 9O5 boxes. Tina market was hciu up
lass week until Friday when ne pressure Deans IAN, ,s TO-
ing 10 De- and some fancy parcels selling az Sc IS
terlav theru vas effort 90 talk seallet erlhS ~
cool weather and tho condition OF mo STOCK Ien9
about tina only basis however, for any such ialh Luz
-hluper, ha very orders and being uh~luink 70 w
potial beyond positive instructions tho mrhc' uEeolu
-nnr weakness, to-day. ana there was very uu tlaue
nm, general asking price for strictly fancy Sta0 factory
wal &C. and lots were placed az that bnt IL oeahr
very cNtremg rate and bids lso les, would un.ou5.
ciy havr been accepted Really nno lines were olehg
lo4i. 80 ana common TO good full cream AZ 90
Nigh; skins also weaker ONO MATS siVF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16

long Island potatoes have ruled very steady and with
out change from - 5OGfl % until JUST az the .o-' Mh
- si-ot i. sailing atuut l. lie. higher sweet Ioia
e, lower must bee cXt.a 20 reach op quotation Onlons
No. declined buf clos. -cader. Win slight recovery on
r.1 stock from the lowest point Ircen corn hr tor
afqe dun and low Tor small Lima beans IN gooi a.
- 10 ,l,nt- lower. Cucumber plchles In light
MANI, - 1"',od and firm Tomatoes have been de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
THE RECENT DECISIONS
AGAINST THE EDISON COMPANY

The phenomenal demand for OUR LAMPS and our In,
creased MANUFACTURING facilities warr2nt " Ia in9iklIahs
method OF meeting OF the USERS OF lNCAN
DESCENT LAMPS which WI benefit our patrons ana
" low volt can be made cheaper than high volt
lam ana viii last longer We Therefore classify lamps
az Low, MEDIUM aud HIGH volt naming 80 20 snl
volts types and rearr2n2c our IHISI- L1SA ~
follows ~, Nth
c,,so r,or., f56- VoI. rs Vol. 200 Volt
Ndnctc -, u ~ n 80 * $3.50
~ ANU uH-eE 49, ~ SIS
- 'oo % 100
discount 10 Central and 20 purchasers OF ori
nal packares $50 Lamps. Allowance o. three cen lo
each lamp returned w!th the platinum wires III sA
order 80 ..-. ..f.h Gus ~,
To secure uniformity, VIII exchange WIN our pa
irons FREE OF CHARGE. our STANDARD SONhLAo
for any other in by them.
SAWYFR-MAN ELECTRIC COMPANY,
conarcial Agent OF the Consolidated Electric Leh: COZ
NO No. $40 West 23d-st, New York
August l. 1888.
THE SAwYEP-MAN LAMP Is in use By THE NEW
/ YORK TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For the week ending TUESDAY, August H. 1883
REANS AND PEAS.

Receipts for week: Beans ls4 pkgs; peas - oish'
exports beans, p~s peas, 10J& bush stase 'aa.
row beans have accumulated extent OF ,ate dnc
with continued dull trade the market Is weak anu 80
IL difficult TO make OF fancy stock 10 oODme .o
above 81 20 ana hear ~ 100 bbls taken BY an exporter
at ~ 81 ID Strictly choice Medium ana Pea arc nov
very plenty but demand light that values fsVor me
buyer Very few White Kidney left Choice Keo h,u.
nry arc in much lighter stock and held little hner SAFES
m 10 40 OK Turtle SOUP auIet Foreign beans dull and
priees almost nomina California Lima steady Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16

tn. daily average receipts Of milk and cream at the
different railroad distributing points In ard near o tne
for the have foiows; Erie, 4.3~U cnnS VI
milk 30 cans OF condensed milk and $50 cans Of cream
susquohsnna. G37 OF milk and 20 cane 9L et ~
Sew.York CITY and Northern. 1920 cans q mix 49,
Haven and Hartford $50 Of milk Jsffslm, 80 =;
cans OF milk 30 cans OF condensed milk and lSo cans
cream ONT Western, 1,lIS cans q nniH su
cans Of cream West Shore 12lO cans n I oy Can
~ copdensed milk and 80 Of cream Ne"JeFsy .ct
trail milk and 70 cans OF cream am ~ cans
OF cream The total daily supply has besh % - ~,
Of milk $50 OF CONDENSED mix ahl ,Vy t ,no IN
cream THE cool weather caused Improved tone III
the market and surplus milk the platforms Or'us"' '
average OF 81 rs can OF forty quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
rrr1rs AND nEERIEs-pRIED.

peeein.s for week 1900 pkgs. Exports drlcd appies
r.,-,porafed apples have only small loOOhg
demand and prires for wholesale business are niue NOR
Inn NINA, New southern sun-drei arriving falrly ana
r.., some inquiry 52a6-c for prime 10 fancy, NeW
r.,,.rri.- are Offering rather nor" freely ana 'V'3
l4a,P' - choice y g. cherries have had sales al
l5oi5c very rarely Ice but Baltimore STOCK - sa,lf
i','lt ,bou Sold az liLal5c. few hucNebert's sold
ar IT, Hackberes weaker offers To- sell prime STOCK AZ &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
HOPS.
pOULTRY AND CAME.

Receipts o, live poultry were very nodetate on. M
report and the ma saii III, 3bins n oc
and chickens lac, rarely shade more aha PIih 49, ~
local cblrkrn. soil up Sale. On Monday uorid ~
RENTS and ouetcr trade caused an easier market 4u. az
the clos. stock is cleaned mp closely ana the iers -
frmer with pro.pect ~ improvement to,iollOM'
Turkeys about steady. Ducks dull especially small Sou"s
Wtern dressed poultry has been In light supply GOO
demand and flyorng BUYERS. A. the clos me cH ,
h falling on little owing the full prices riil- Dus
summer hota wants increased or laie ana u't
buying enough TO give the maj heV "'N' '''' IVA 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
Qrcssmaklno.

~ RFsSMAKING. -Fifstcla,s draper and litter wishes
IL more engagements by the day city or ous Of uo"n
civ reference. Adde'S, D. $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16

String beans Long Island. wax, per bag xog *
String beans Long Island green per bag gsa So
Tomatoes South Jersey, per crate o. M
Tomatoes Monmouth Co., per crate -0 ~
MIX AND CREAM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
Ecsal Notirrs.

CITY OF Observation-Disclosures DETACHMENT
Rt-REAy Fol. THg COLLECTION oF ASSESSMENTS AM
HEARS OF ANE. AND Assessments
ASp WArUR hENTe.
OFFfCr OF THT COLLECTOR or AssES-NESIb
.-LL. ~. 1 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
X in Light supply and quiet
LIVE pOTLTRY.
GAME.

English snue, frozen. per doz 9 90sT 20 20
So.us" pOsr'' dr doz 75Gl 90
Sand sniDc per dol 10Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16

Receipts for week : OG9 hbs. and ~ 203 cases u
10 the close last receipts light ana ufluer
very fair demand the market was was firmly naihaIen
all far this arrivals nave
been more liberal and toward the close quieer tae mas
caused some weakness marked on grades below me.
To-day l. l.4c Is top price for the best nraD
Western IN barrels and lSc. Tor cases Iowa ana Iho7
stock is NOT promptly -alibe above II l2dl - cents
and y,fv defective goods dragging a. further conces
.lnn canadian rod unchang,d but Dultrs nave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16

August II. August Is. Differences
Not cold on hd slss j1f sl9 6G4 COZ Dec s654 So
Net -ilV'I on hd 5@,1OO224 o., oeS5JO Dec Ili<o-
Net legal tend - ...o.oo ~ cos co. IN no,
on hand 49,. fO5o9 iZS HO""o'<O' Inc oJVo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON

The United States Treasurer at Washington r
rcivcd to-day slj4, 900 National bank notes 10
redemption -, g.,
The customs receipts were 81 .030.1S2 and the II
tornal revenue receipts We're s2G7.5S6.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement
cash on hand and deposits IN bank compares VII
the figures OF the last previous statement as 10
lows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16

Actual cash In
Ircas'Y vaults
oNeI s291 5o4 ssi so9os01ss7 Dec s7o2o74
Deposits in b'ks 0lsOli"' 'oo'''i - INT -'VoI'0-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-09
ANOTHER HOLD Up.
Daniel Woods Sandbagged and
Robbed Last Night.

At about II o'clock last night man
named Daniel Woods, who is employed
at Sells lumber yard, left McLaugh-
Inns saloon, on West 1empls Street.
and started for home. The barkeeper
noticed that soon after Woods depar-
ture. three other men who had bsen
drinking at the saloon. also left.
A short distance from the Valley
House corner Woods was set upon by
three men. One of whom hit him owe =
the head with sandbag. The souffis
attracted the attention of several
persons who were near by. and at their
approach the ruffians fed. Night
watchmln Burgess was soon at the
scene, and the police " ere also notified,
but the men could not be found, al
though Woods SAYS he would be able 10
identify them. He had some money
on his person at the time wnich was
taken by the fellows, bus the amount
could not be learned, as their victim
had been drinking freely and could not
say what money he had.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-09
OUR IOWA COLONY.
Land Selected Near Grantsvllle-
Business Bits.

A number Of prominent Iowans,
headed by Mr. Cassidy, the real estate
agent, have taken up nineteen sections
of land situated south of Grantsville'
and as soon as arrangements are com-
pleted it is the intention to bring q COL
ony out from Iowa to settle there. Ar
rangements have already been made
for sinking number Of artesian wells
there, and other improvements will be
made in short time.
A. J. WHITE reports business in the
real estate line looking up during the
past month. Enquiries have been
growing numerous and he has -.ade a
number of sales.
JOSEPH SIMON has turned to this
city from New York after an absence
of more than eight months, and will
engage in the wholesale mercantile
business on Second South Street. His
stock will consist of large assortment
of staple and fancy auction goods.
a NEW wholesale liquor house has
been opened at 266 South Main Street,
under the firm name of Blackburn &
Cameron. Captain NJ Blackburn has
until recently been identified with the
we'll known marine insurance firm of
Beckwith q Fleming, of Chicago. He
visited the Pacific Coast and all the
| principal points in the West and finally
selected Salt Lake City as the best place
to engage in business. A ]. Cameron,
the other member of the firm, has, for
the past six cen years, been in the en-
ploy OF Weadley & Cleary, one of the
largest wholesale liquor firms of Chi
cago He acted in the capacity of recti-
fer and is an expert. They will no
doubt succeed in their venture, as only
the best brands of wines, liquors and
cigars will lie han He'd by them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-09
SCHOOL ELECTIONS.
Excitement at White Heat
in Idaho.
K. OF L. AND THE CHINESE.
Soma Peculiar ActiOns-An IndIgrs-
ton Meeting-oharged with
Psrjury-The End Not Yet.

GLENNs FERRY, Idaho, September s.
Especial to The HERALD. Since last
Monday, excitement here has been
running almost up to the boiling point
over the election for two school trustees,
one to serve three years and one to
serve one year. There being at present
two partie, here, the Knights of Labor
men, and the Pigtails or Chinese Lovers,
each put forward their candidates. The
judges of election bei- g both Pigtails,
and one of them a ca ldidate, took
advantage of clau IL the statute
which allows only tn, he IDS OF families
and freeholders to vote q special school
elections and allowed only such parties
to vote on levying of taxes, etc. The
clause relative to elections for school
trustees does not specify who are en-
titled to vote, but says they
shall be conducted like county
elections. A great many citizens
and taxpayers were thus debarred
from voting, against which they
protested. At the close of the election,
9. J. Atkins, a locomotive engineer on
the Oregon Short Line Railway, one of
the K. of L. candidates, was found to
have received the greatest number of
votes, but the judges declared the bal
lots cast for him as rejected, they not
specifying the term for which he was
elected, and he was counted out.
Later IN the evening, public meeting
of citizens. many of them business men,
| public officials and men OF responsible
positions, was held. Denunciatory
| speeches were made, and the action OF
the judges was condemned as outrage
Gus. a committee was appointed at
this meeting to Investigate the legality
of the judges action. They sent
ore Of their number to HALEY
to carry the matter before
the County Superintendent, Mrs. F.
Butler. They aslo forwarded her pro-
| test against the alleged election OF the
parties claiming it. Mrs. Butler decided
20 submit the matter TO the Territorial
Comptroller and declined to issue certif-
icates Of election to the alleged elected
parties. The climax of the excitement
was reached this morning by the arrest
OF VIII II. Dial, the party who went to
Haley, on his return here on q charge
Of perjury. a warrant had been sworn
against him by Charles Corker, one of
the judges. He was remanded for ex-
amin alton next Tuesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-09
NOTICE

The printing of premium books for
the coming Territorial Fair having
been awarded the HERALD COMPANY
tie business public is notified that the
work is now under way, and that the
books, 5 600 in number, will be handed
siae secretary of the Deseret Agricultural
and Manufacturing Society early in Sep
essnber. Advertisements are now be-
ing received at THE HERALD office; the
fmmsase interest taken in the ap-
Fair, and the fact that the
b aoks will contain the OILY list OF pre-
niuaas published by the Society, rem
Der tAem the most invaluable medium
Of special advertising which has been
a feyed to the public in long time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-09
LOCAL BRIEFS.

BEST MIDDAY lunch in the city at the
California Restaurant.
WELLS, FAgGo & Co. S shipments yes
terday were: Ore, $l0,054.00.
CALDER has just received lot of the
choicest sheet music recently published.
Every song is q gem, and the typo
graphical work is very artistic.
SHELL OYSTERS all the season at the
California Restaurant.
FRED. NAYLoN, the barber. will here
after be found at the Walker Opera
HOUSE barber ahop.-Haslam & Pardoe
LAST TUESDAY evening ]. w. Burb-
idge tied his horse in front OF the Warm
Springs bath house, and short time
after the animal broke away. The
animal was attached to an open buggy,
and yesterday the owner learned that
the vehicle was st Amos Neif's farm at
East Mil creek. Itsesms that the ami
nal got into the lot, and afterWard
freed himself from the buggy and con-
tinued on his journey, The horse has
not been heard from since.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-09-09
FOR SALE

Three hundred choice lots for sale in
North Salt Lake, at prices ranging from
$2C0 to $500 rerms-25 per cent. cash, %
GER cent. on or before June 1st, 1889
balance on or before five years from
date of sale. All deferred payments
to draw per cent. interest from date
of sale. Those DESTROYS of building i'm
mediately are only required to pay on
or before five years. Also large list
of other property for sale IN all parts
of the city. Farm land in tracts of
from five to 10000 acres, at $40 to $500
per acre, located two and half to ten
miles from Salt Lake City. Valuable
mining property at great sacrifice.
Address or inquire of J. II Whalon,
No. 81 w. Second South otrSet, Sa t
Lake City, Utah Territory.