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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-06

Black Hills eYegresur, spruce and
minor tame plum trees for sale by
8. q. FARGO. Gayville Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-06
LOCAL ~LACOExCs.

The new brick machine OF the pressed
brick yards was started up yesterday
and is doing satisfactory work.
Rev. F, Gardner, Jr., of Sioux Falls.
will conduct communion services in
Christ church Tomorrow morning OF 5
O'Clock.
The street lamp on the corner OF
Third and Walnut streets took q tumble
to itself and vent out last night, after
the 1000 candle power electric lamp was
hang IN its vicinity.
Marshal Msratta wore q red bandane
around his neck yesterday, as q token OF
Loyalty to Allen g.. Thurman, The red
rag liz che trade mark OF the Thurmanites.
It makes the Gray fellows mad.
It is said that the English sparrow
crop was nearly wiped out by last win
ter's storms. This would be a good time
TO finish up the brood. They are nesting
now. Will not the authorities attend
20 it?
DR.. Joseph t, Duryea, d. D., of Bos-
ton, will deliver the last lecture in the
college course at the Congregations
church on Friday evening. upon the
subject: "a Study in the History o
Christianity.
Because Of DR.. Duryea's lecture
which occurs on Friday night, the meet
ing OF the alumni association OF the hiRl
school will occur tomorrow evening, a
W. b. Valentines residence. The mem
bers OF .he ass eciation are asked TO bea
this in mind.
Adyices from Waiertown are that [
r. Rramble is at the point of death,
he has not breathed his last, by bis tIm'
A few weeks ago he suffered q aecon
parelytic stroke, which was recognize
from the beginning as fatal. Mr.. Bran
BILE, now receiver OF the Watertown Ian
office, was one of the founders of Yank
ton and for twenty years n Of its SUI
cessfuI business men.
Last evening the electric light was 81
tablished as q street light, three q
lamps being hung from poles along Thil
street. The efeat was brilliant, makil
the street lamps look like small red spo
in o Hood of Daylight. The change
pulleys at the dynamos had not been
footed yesterday, g there was no il
crease in the motion. When the sire
lights are hung in the cepser OF :
streets, as it is hoped they will be, 8
when the machinery gets down to
capacity, Yankton's nights will be lia
as day.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-06
FOURTH OF July.

Report of the Collection Committee
Working Committees Appointed.
The mass meeting OF citizens at the
city hall last evening to consider the
ever glorious subject OF o 4sh OF July
celebration was attended by the patriot
ism, intellect aud wealth OF the city and
presided over by Governor Ziebach.
The collections committee reported
subscriptions amounting to S45o and q
belief that the fund could be much aug
menttd.
Whereupon 1t was resolved to have o
9Th of July celebration in Yankton by
unanimous vote.
By authority and suggestion Of the
meeting. the chair appointed the follow
ing committees:
F%inaroe-J. P. C%rennan,J. NJ. Fogerty,
| Fred Schnauber.
General arrapgements-J.H .C. Young,
f. j. Kahn, II. B. Murphy, VIM. Powers,
Gus Branch.
The committee on general arrange
| menus Whb RGbuUElIou w ohcueo q"
necessary sub committees and Chairman
Young announced that the committee
would meet this forenoon to begin It'll
work.
The meeting then adjourned.
sub Committees Appointed.
The committee OF arrangements me
to-day and appointed the following sui
committees:
On speaker and reception of speaker
w. s.. Bowen, R. J. Gamble, G. 81. Hane
On freworks-A. w. Howard, L.. n
Pardy. Fred Burgi.
On printing and advertising-d. v
Kingsbury, 8. B. O%oulson, O. J. ]
Harris.
! On parade and fantastique-M. ]
Gilman, Conrad Lange, Fad Ptoter
' hauer.
: On amusements-George Brow
Fred Kahn, J.L Boone.
On railroad transportation-J. ]
EGamble, J.. p. Crennan, w. B. Desn.
VIM. M. Powers was appointed maj
shel Of the day and 81. b, Murphy ASST
I = tant maYshal.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-06
AnnOuneement

DR.. Miller, the DENTIST has horned a
partnership with DR.. J. s. Ketner. Of
Philadelphia
One OF the firm will visit all suburban
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-06

Drop into Buell's place on Douglas
avenue, for fine candies, oranges, lemons,
dates, figs and natr.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-06
For Sale

For Sale.
1 have Q full Clydesdsls horse Of rich
color and fine bone. old enough Tor
service this year, will cell hia cheap.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-06

Wanted-An experienced girl. APP
ply to
MRS. GEO. r. SooUGAL, College Hill.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-06

Hardwood charcoal for sale at
]. @. MoRMANN's.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-06

nFFIML rooms TO rent, a. finely fnished as
~ any In the city and centrally located; Also
. Furnished room In residence pars Of the city
ct reasonable rates. Apply to
RIOHEY d GROSS
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-06-06

anted CAST Iron.
Old cast IRON at the foundry. Walnut
street,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27
TnEss rsrslsAs nssssss.

rs psssiias Dsshods b. watch
L,esisisus vas carried BY Tie DsDoe-
M isss vsst sss beginning y come 70
Dlehs, md when thsy are sssa shsfs y 90
Ienees room fos wonder that he major
~ fos Nishols mounted 10 sush aeuss
80 ~ Dsuoesats tssmssavss ere
eehamsd Of Il. Ths Democratic man
aesss insise that there vn an seso-
iuosly fair slscstos Ia Mes Oslssns nd
. ssasousbly fair oos In the sztssms
epushssn parishes. They havs nothing
- cay sopoernirs the northern pssssbss'
however. TIE trnsh " shss 10 the nss'
ekssn part Of ste state the Republican
siskss Developed 20 much strength thai
~ Dsmoerass began 70 fear that y
oiehs b. eisessd sod sceofdinaiJ tool
~ uauai methods 10 pfsvsut sssall
% dissfai.
Tbs parish Of Rapidss s6ords . Root
lpaiossiou Of hos the big majority vsl
sled %. Thai vas one Of the pasishe'
= vhssh ths Republican ticket dsssi
spsd unexpected strength. Within
vssk Of ths election The Democratic
papss ware wiling 10 console tbs
Warmosh would carry IT, The paris
ssetains . population Of about twenty
foss thousand. and In 1850 II cast . VOC
3ez7, Of shieh $40 sess for Blaine. Tni'
ysas, hovsvss. II the ofhsial returns ~
70 b. trusted, there we're more thai
sven thousand votes cast. and ever
ees Of them sas for the Democfaii
sandidste for governor. Add this 4
spite Of The fast that the parish Vas n
easded - . close one less than vsel
bsfoss the election
Il n no wonder that the santh " solit
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27

After you save bassainsi for one or more
lot 9, shsuid yea t. FougA sickness Or accident
become pressed for mossy. yoa have ONLY "
present your cheeks al the bank and they wiz
be casbed on TIE SPOT for thsir t.il face saua.
You are ther-sors. By the option ADJ pr Vi
iezes We Ofss. insurs3 sgsinst accident. roG
are your treasurer ard hssker. Aad 1T the tsacs
tine 40 swner Of vaiasbie pcoyeffy.
81 uid yoa ~ any ,ins. however. present.
the check .. hank for pay,n-xt theg VIII be
Immediately hanessi srd ferszrasd 10 - aaa
yoe hereby sanal eli Fishts Of purchase Il tas
- d lzsd.
We e6er eoss1 Opportunity snd sdvise
ysa to bug now poa't vail Tor tire snd reg
iig-nce 10 sGoFs you ths OF por' aDlry Of ssTiag
ceeid have baaEh; soeh add sseh los . few
n0aihs sxo for 80 much md rcw Is is wosta 10
nuca.
MAse yoar In ess.e, nc matter hes su u. earn
ssne, FL. set your esrssr sscns before tie
bson and beceAi feon he asivkaee.
Trsasee nitnsnssi rsllrsA1s Azs beading for
Seattle.
Msariscturiss IL aoarishlsg and growing
with besithy grosth.
6esersl csanerce 10 fr state Of substantial
progression.
The i.iiy pssers sre nlisd win aossuats Of
nsv snsesprSe~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27

senator Nutshell ees sG What might
BE- termed coed stroke when be intro
dacsd q Restitution In the senate On
wednesday osllins fer the reports 81
epeciai Treasury Agents Bssoher aud
Tiasie relating 30 shs sosaesliae Of
Opium from British Columbia inso the
United States. 1hess REPORTS vtll
doaetless make Interesting reading fof
The pubile al iiree - xsll as the snssn-
bars Of the senate. GA fagst ssaEt,
vAsre the real facts essnecsed With tie
smaSslias operations Of she eastcn
hsass rins are kaesn, the reTef, %
SeeciAi Aess, Reeshss will be 81 especial
Interest.
There Ia reason 30 believe thai Special
AGENT rinsis in ia report ssvs The gov
srnmess ~ clear al snsise, isso the o.
eratiou % The rsne a. u VS. possible
Tor him 10 oesaia. His invrsssxaiiens
uese ~ tAsroaxa as be eeali make
then. and be impressed those vish
whom be cane 10 csaise. with tie
Idea that ,hs administration lad es
seme iosavsrtsnes sec, really heness
man ts lock toto sae operations 81 tbs
smesglsss. II was freely prealstej.
however, that hts rsp@rs seol1 b.
pixeon-hclsa as ssou ~ n arrived IA
waseinSson ani saas sas paheas ~oali
hear eolhins o. d. Tea yrvasssios
v4s apparently IN fasf vay Of eeirs
vArn<d. bat the senate rsse.a,ion may
b. the meSrs OF Srsxgtrg the rsrcrs
from iss piSeoe hole Asd spssaasns q
before tie raelic.
Beecher's regorss vsil be sss1y 80
thosu shs knaw anything Of tse essss
which be has esea investigates. TIE
report upcn weat N eazusnly kncvn
q The ''swsseesask case" viil ee ssp<
esaiiy entertaining. II IL ese a. tie
meet rsmsrAAh,e Of Mr.. Eeeeher's pre-
dscsisns. and vhsa hss stasscasnss are
compared stsh vhss arr rrsssy ssnss-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27
sns GaInsslasn sea BLAINE.

Ths suthusiasm called forth b. every
uentiou OF James q. Blaine At the Be
pubiican state conventions tn Asssa-
ehusests. Perpsyivapia and Texas tot
repeats she lesson which vas tasshs II
The similar manifestations which took
plsss In he Vermont, Copnecticnt and
Arizona conventions. and, indeed, 10
every Republican convention that has
bssn held this year. That lesson IL that
Ms. Blame will be neminssed for The
presidency by tho Chicago convention
and that nothing that he may say or do
y likely TO prevent u.
NJ. blaine IL NOS . candidate. His
oldest personal aud political friends are
making no 1 fort In bis behalf. No lit
ssasy bureAn 10 working NJ boom for
him and no msohipe is being worked
10 procure hia nomiration. He has In
. dsaniaed manner declared that be
viii not be Q competitor Of the many
brilliant leaders vho are anxious for
ths nomination and has requested that
some other man may be selected - ske
standard bearer Of TIE party.
In spite Of all this, however. the Rs
pabiicsns In oil parts Of ths country go
on elseiing delegates xho arc savcrahls
10 his nomination. The mention OF his
nams Gala forth the mosi epth1siss;io
applause vheusver Ia IL mentioned In
sn aasemblaee Of Republicans. !, Is
safs 10 cay that majority OF the Re
pahlicsns In thirty Of the thisty-elRhi
stasss Of the uniou aso earnestly la ia
var Of his nomination and that all He
pabiieans voaid hail u With satisfae-
zion.
fsu party leaders have ever bssn
granted such q sisssl mark Of the O. D.
hdcnee OF their followers ss that which
Mr.. blaine Is nos receiving. lie de.
mArd for bis romination 10 not only o
purely spspssneous one, tul 10 IL made
In spiis OF bis icelinaisou TO be can
didAte. What IL more. u 10 swscrina
over The eoantry and II viii make I'M
pssaiive his nomination by aoelams-
tien. sach q domination no man
eoald decline.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27
The Handicap Company

o. SEATTLE,
yxTiLI. FURNISH By TIE DAT OF coz
w tract, painters. erAiners. pa q haaEsrs.
cslrsrn iness. house cisaaeys, door fen1r-rS.
window vashsga carpet heaters. or men 20 do
xny cleaning in the house CT yard. eaezp<f
than suy enc in he city.
J. Il. EOoKER 60,
uhsz S~copa st.. bet. SENECA sed unsvessfsy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27

Seattle Is the center Of supply 10 soss AftAs
Of TIE Puget squad dis ricts
British CeisEbz sod AlsskA look 70 her -
. hasgs proportion OF thsir gszsrsl nsfehaop
dice, msehiacfy ana supplies
The wholesale bsusss eft Mes Torn. fhilar
deFbis. BsstsD. Ekfesro asa SIN frsscisee
Fscpgp.zs ees,tis as the sorsh Fseise msfs
ssd are fghtas tso.A sed nal for her 20
reSSle
Ev~ss week hers'ds he sta ishnsn. II
a y Aeeaey IA CUE Hi&s, far tss sails o. tEtfe-
onetioa Of their wares
Gabls esrs eoanscsi !. bstA Gods Of The eisy
viii zsuy sts.r irnpost.ns enterprises are 81
a qaestion u few weeks
fer tbsse r<ssoss and tksuaarfs o. etA1fD
tSs, are within -czay call. We -zf buy.
II yea arc IN wsssirxtan Territory for yow
besish. make 10 q probable ri-if. AZ ,ea sfe
here for iaEes gtnf. bay While prices are 10.
S7eh exrss.isns al hay prsp-rty "a 10
eastern states shssHsr tssn esa cut aers,"
sis- drss lntsress su la Doaty % resp ~
Be1ehis Of an advsace.
We czn sell to yoa nov tea per emit ehsspe
than NE cas- sixty days from fbis ea:s.
syrsrr and saa.hies ~fa hsvs ne sane e.
fec. Ca real ssiass pfiees a. q vi. ssse %
c5sxfA Il viii bfi2g tLem cp.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27

THE BOARD OF DrREcTors OF 8cHook
| pfssrics No. I. Of krz esrnty. vspn1n3
tan Territory have deemed u N thotR -
neat zavi>shis to szhnst % TIE enaH11
school electors Of sali dlsssset shs ynM11D
y h<sher they may incur N tn5sosrdnrn -
20 exceed Gee PR cens o. The ssssan4 49,
tscr Cor - a1usa thereof - may - nseemuy)
Of the assess4sis prspsry o. I'D -
80. for the year iese, 70 furnish a41m1uun
school sciIdspss for nd district. - fu11k
the same. T. Improve tie Erpard ~ = -
chase snppslss sna c1hef sppiiAsc3 - -
fa~atus for tezchin9. Notice = 0mMu0
gwen 10 the qaaltted es~cfors Of Sebe3 -
trscf No I, q kius cocnss, washtDGeoa -
.orv. that a. esectsca ell b hssd = -
DAY, THE FOURTH DAT OF AArs
at B-cwns P.yiloa. on Second ssrset ~
tween Syrtuz and scesea ssscess, n ~ - Il
s<atiis. in ss;d county ssc terrftsry. = 49,
election vii be Submitted tie qus<<tHn IL
earring an tnd-nsasness not 70 s1esee e.
per cent. 81 the zs<e<sed vbsAtsaa - =
much shereef - rsy b rssessnryi q 10
se.sas,.- property OF sA d District No. ~ -
year Isss, 10 accordance vtth N - -
February "a. lSsS % tarnisA e.
school buildings tor sald dsstrscs. 10 -
thu same, 70 improve the ercssa 40 = -
| ehzs> supplies and other Appliances - ~
n. poll. viii . open Ger tAe rsssp11sa 9
rotes .. O'Clock .. m Of sd 1sy. 80 e.
| b~ iers cpen until o'clock .. "a a ~
All electors ia fsvex Ct eorrosins une5 -
F, vrifs Per tusurring indsbtedsesA r. q
taeir ballots and thoss aBpcssd. - -
/ ring sud.btednsza. No."
psssd April %. lsss.
! wN. II. HEGU
J. ~ FRlkK.
/ p.rsetors Of school DisfrsM IA !
King Cspnty, Vssbinxssn Issya
I Ma. HAuxnoRxx cieTk q aid otz1r1gl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Attention, Compan D.

DCRsuAST TO sHygRAL oRDRss NO.
Il 8, ksziuental heSssuassers. men sers q
Company 10. tlrss Esx. .. q. w.. visI sssem-
bite ~ tss AsDsfy ct - e'ciocH .. n. on My
Iss 1855, Ter ths tufpose Of sascttns . csptA IN
snc tuo lleEtsaaais for IN . snsusag tsrR-
4 p. Baows.
". n. 0snsAh Lsut csm1s. Co. D.
sessaarr. spg7 ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27
CALL FOR BIDS.

DgoPks.Is ARF INVITED son CLEAR
irs. gsaeaieg saA lsveIsas tveaty eur
.ess iaaieol Il eiaef y 81 Pa aReys addition
tas slsy o. seattle. Eas % b, esaplessd
% essaae Jsis let. 70. q. hkitkKoN.
Ap1st sest.ie, Wssa- Ty
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27
NOTICE.

-I-nERE WILL Dc Az ADJOURNED NETT.
L hog u Engine Csmpssy No, ~ sh- Cits
ceEacil fccms. en- Friday. Apsu 1sth. at !
s'essss. by order Of ;hg president
spge !. FRED. staCNE SC,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27
Special Bargains

Special Bargains
Lot o, block 80, Maynard's
plat, two small buildings
renting for sl6 month
only S2loo
Lot 4, block 81, Poatius ID,
fine lot for a house, all
graded, awEed and fenoe,
fines; view IN the city,
small house ............ 500
A Suap--i0 acres fine land
overlooking the Sound.
Look this up. ..... $500
90 acres inside the plated
district, ealy.. 5000
We will take a one third
interest with right party.
Splendid hve-acre tracts,
cleared, half mile from
depot, plated all around,
iur, escn. SOW
Choice bargains In lew houses
and lots. Look Us up.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27
FARM FOR SALE.

4 WELL IMPRoyxD FARM or la ACRES.
n will asss eisss houss. ben AID est-saild-
fnxs, eug<thsr vita mocerH farming tnDie.
nso1s and machinery: also. horsss. COWS.
s6erp. kogz, &C.; sstastsd eae-eaR mits frss.
O,Bs ssn's ssafioa. 90 sAs Fsgss soa1d sncss
Railroad. Yss farshsr Information tnaatrs Of
b. p. WILLS, On the premises. or Of d D.
4. VIVID, Yekier- Leasy Building. seattle. n3lG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27

psrsetors Of schocl Disfrsoe IA
King County, vszbinxssn Iay04t
Ma. HAuxnoRxx ciegk q nd dt11r1gG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27

~ hnsss - - ~ fnSs - - -
- DsoeIs - ~ inussssA - sniia-
11sss b ssssy ssa11s y bs11sss ~
~ o1nfni1GsuG5sa - seos - - -
60 - - es6sa - - = nakns
ssssy s9sss - cssvsas ssy fssshss -
ssssasss, = isaa sesi1 sfiss - pssbssD-
III sisss5so. Prsaidsns Ossstas1 -
aisss1y svtsssd tis viiitnGBs0 - - "
ssy tssGfbs 10 ms sSsstsi Aesss
Bsssh9 fspa 1inuEsss, - y Issts vssJ
essh - II . 6sassnansd e9sss vsss
sboas 70 - ns6sto sOsse ~ spss ~
sansy asssss Which vsss vssy Bar 70
ths surfaces fsv vssks 80. OF sosfss,
u b lx1sa1s 10 hslssvs tbss hies fos-
ssrnses c11siais sss WAITING - ~ -
ssssSsns Of sssb . ssns - soas vhsee
hss nssn 1osssshfae - Poss Townsend.
bat thsss hsss bsss eseusssness vishss
Ne 80 fsv vssks vtish en- b az
pssissd spse - o<hss bypoeessss-
Il h also sasd tbas Special Aesns
Bssshss ed Csiisssss BROOKS, both 80
palssd b. sts dagger which sunossdsd
then. hAvs sos med . dsfeosivs aliisnos
End vii seard together uatil ~ troohis
bsovs over. u may not BE- generally
known thas the relations bsevssn tesss
500 Distinguished men have Goa eses
good for soms Eonsns, bat seca " ID
eass. They have been paiiina fe oppo'
ssts dissesioos in several matters sn<
tbs scp;o,ss Of the custom hosss vss'
very distinctly divides into BsssAs'
fssssoo and . Brooks fsssioa- II ~
pesrsness are 10 Be trusted. hovsves
| and II the leaders Of sssss fsetions hsv
really tsirsd hands. u b 10 b. psesame'
shsa the division Itns viii soon Be oesii
srssed and thss tbs custom hooss fore
Gill again be emit.
TIE Mitchell sesolution msy bring !
light gssd many thipes vhtsh Pres
Cleveland and his advisers would
great Asai rather have remain In dasl
ness. IL viii. q least, DO no harm
. havs the reports called for given 70 a
. paeiss. -
HI IsAiss Hat, nv~~,tuv partor. corn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27

Only 6sst class vork done u Canaan
4 Co.'S, second street, on Frames. Wall
Pager, % anything IN sbssf line.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-12
AMUSEMEN rs.

CLoTHILDE-Je ffreys-Lewis appeared
before another fair audience last even
ing-an audience which would have
been overlooking but for the prevail
ing heat. The play was a good deal
of disappointment, mainly because
its plot and lis working out are both
unsatisfactory, and whereas oppor-
tunity is afforded for soma specially
good bits OF acting both by the star
and Mr.. Minshall, it only comes in bits
and there is nowhere an opportunity
fer the display of that peculiar line Of
force in which Miss Lewis excels,
and which is so we'll exempli-
fed in La Belle Russo and
Forget Ne Not. Clothilde is neither
wholly good nor wholly bad and it must
be said that Miss Lewis does not truly
shine until shs is portraying a genuine
tend I-carnate. The company outside
of Mr.. Mainhall was rather dfeary,
though there were chances for some
good acting. CiothilGe is a mistake,
Miss Lewis should have repeated For
get Me Not or La Belle Russo. To-
night The engagement closes with Eas
Lynne, and, old as it is, the treasurer
reports that the sale thus far is the
heaviest for any night OF the engage
nent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-12
Spanish Fork Items,

THE coop stores are doing a fair bus
mess, tradesmen are busiIy empIoveG
and few new dwellings are in q course
OF construction.
THE Coop roller mill is being pushed
ahead rapidly ard the sinking of al
arteslan well by the city Oh the public
square bids fair of success.
Our postoftice, presided over by Miss
brereton, of Provo, is everything one
could desire in neatness, order, regu-
la1ity, promptness and pleasantness.
THE deputies made a raid On James
Hanson and family recently. The
result was, James was discharged, and
r ceiving from his Uncle's purse about
$50, returned happier and richer.
TODAY the hall of Justice is occu-
PIED by legal contestants over the right
to use water. If brute force is not used
within the next few DAYS over water
troubles, intelligence and morals will
rejoice.
PROHIBITION has not prohibited here,
but 1t has held tight grip on the mon
ster' S throat aod held it in comparative
subsection. The fend assumes several
aliases, the last of which is root beer. :"
May 1t be rooted.
LAST night the registered voters of
this school district turned out en- masse
to hear the trustees annual report, but
more particularly 10 elect trustee.
More enthusiasm was ;hown than ever
before on such an occa sion, and the
best CT order prevailed. The Peoples
party having the fullest confidence in
the integrity, ability and staying
qualities of Rufus T. Smell, whose term
as trustee had just expired, re elected
him to the same position for the rext
three years.
The scarcity Of water AFFECTS the
crops materially, and agitates the good
order of society to considerable ex-
tent. Spanish Fork City is enioined
from regulating, controlling, etc., the
water 1t has so judiciously managed in
the past, and the West Field Irrigating
Company is temporary monarch. So
bitter has been the feelings in the
breasts (nOt hearts, of some against
municipal control, that one Of the
number shut down the water-gate en-
nearly 200 city lots. Even the most
radical OF prior right men could not
sanction such an act, and the gate was
ordered raised,
Cor. HER,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-12

THE coop stores are doing a fair bus
mess, tradesmen are busily employed
and few new dwellings are in course
Of construction,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-12
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