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Bent County register., 1888-06-16
The Turf in 1890.


The trottfuv rsutEsdcs OF ls-p show thst
ltug pryyiDas period IN turf history bad
ugL .mTogs5.us Greats tgauspired asduring
th.. lar-Eu- The woTls of tHe American
trul;,r in $50 was gratifying IL thr result
and r..h go harvest. vItu ovsTy indication
lraiatslE .. O. more brilliant future; for,
with a-Eegr-,ifs tr1giug in =s-5, and G.
aF,le-o,#s iu 80, .t Is Un. C-Uy 90 tE the
Hm.J wi.Eiu tue pus~iallljl-% Iurin" the
c-s1u -GI umjmaf. lro.t1j iu ...:1 oT beg
.rr. OF va,al. lai aid go for the tirst time,
while - reduced their previous reeUr"s-
The remaining CO only Cgualtd IeriC-E1-
aur,a before IlEde. without lowering the
Itme. Fist CT an is Maud s. -:lO.,l she
hlgiu-ia her lirH.gtas1u uUidoncaG @ hers.
In 50 tie ij:iil chestnut stallion Hau2is
I&ITl created "a sensation ly turning
IgtglF rs q "rregu 'uu,' i5 itiuy the IIrgt
time 30 was ever beaten uIdfr Ike cir
CuEIstGuaus; iut Maud -'., when two years
Younger, docs the mile nine seconds i.ster,
with ,Hzy. And the hGy marc Hattie Wood
ward .:i5t scores - nike seconds quick
or tEaa G.d HaUuis, she being 81 y-ar younE-
or than Au was ;E-u, SO even Ar5uisct =
10. at three ygaa UUayg tie age OF IiIUuis
wurn he accomplished what w1s held q
rreat feat does better. OF the horses uu-
der the 2sgJ GstiI I-SJ twenty il.Se trot-
Ted in 2.2J or bo.t.r: all, win the CNcep-
tiGu Of Hopeful .2l1f|, Dle.T l&li.,j and
Santa CLAUS ..El2l, lowering thC.g records
The host time lry Hopeful WIS 2.l5E|. Par
by and Santa Claus succeeded IG ygualIrE
their bcatia 1879 without aCi1g ,citgr aa
did DDty i"ael|, NOlairn cell, lost-Eoy
.2.&iN Nellie irwin 01a2J', Ella Earl :s:23h
NGrrer's Bashuw 200, and John i. l2.2Sl.
A significant feature Of the list is the mum.
Der of young ones to rg found in it, Cali
oil. {. mo- i
years oil or under The following arc Ihe
horses that trottcd better than 2:25 for
the first tins in the season O. 1850, with
lie time and place Of the race.
Maud g, oh. m. Chicago, Sept. Is, S:iOb.
Hattie Woodward, b. LII, Buffalo, Au.s. .
2I5s.
I'arona. b. M, Boston, Sept :, 2I9}.
Piedmont. D. H., Chicago, July Il. 2-21a.
Kentucky Wilkes, blk l., Euflato, Aug.
Frances il. A,ezander biz. h, Milwaukee,
Black Cloud, LIls. h, Chicago, July, q,
Lady Rolf b. H., Louisville, Oct. ., 2:22f.
Palma, cA. e., Essg Saginaw, June IS
2:g2l
Hector, b. F., Rochester, Aug. ,, 2:23.
AlcAutara. b. h., Louisville, Oct. 8, 2.2S.
Edwin rhorue ch. e., Boston, sep ?, ;:..-'i-..
Gray Cloud, 8. h., Last Saginaw, June,
ls, 2.z3l.
Lizzie II. ch. M, East Saginaw, June, lG.
2.2@l.
Nancy, oh. m. Boston, Sept. %, 2;23!.
Aiiam.e r., b. NJ, Cynthiuna, oct, Il, .@,::;!4
Tommy Dodd, r. g, Sacramento, sept, Fl,
/ 12I
Kate spyogue, br. M ClGcaso, Sept, 1G,
! &2A.
picl:arl, b. g, Hartford, June "a, 2.24}.
Lcontnc, br. III, Cincinnati, NOV = ~
Wilbur F., blk g. Hartford, Aug 20,
/ -:Ci,
stnewall eh. 6, WasliinGton( Get. Q,
2:24l
/ Charlie Chs mplin, blk 9 Prospe9t Park,
May. 81, 2'.l
Bent County register., 1888-06-16
LAMAR, COLORADO SATURDAY. JUNE 1eth 1sss
Things rs They Ars.


As we advance in life tho ideal soor
hiies behind the real. How few things
cimc up 10 our eypgltati6nsl Most rirlz
have an itleal ms'aui in y.ew-a EiuG-
hearted, noble man, with the Guurs @. IN
A3aliu auI the beatty 6t an Adouis, who
pays tho same attention 20 biz wife tIas
he did before their troth vag plizhtcd.
The real husband is brusgue, malter-9i-
EIct. uuscutimcutal; hC eats his meals az g
downtown restaurant, and luly remum-
bers that he is ml7ri1d when nc IS Obliged
10 1ly the household expenses. The ideal
housewife is tie woman who keeps her
hImc in the most delightful orllur, who
cooks tne most delicious dinners, presidns
at the table wi-h the Er1ce Of queen.
The real housewife is d wontEa VIII . face
(. rcd and hlnzod with c8Gl.ing over a hot
stove whose voice is sharp and earn, 81, anil
uA0 is given 10 gossip Tie tdcii baby Is
a little fellow with the Gaiutiest tinted
c,llci,,. the cur.icst Ll.r, the sweetest ~cgo.
and with angela wings just sprcuany
fzom his shoulders. The real laLy is -
Young wad Of humanity, with open valves,
rgam3ng all the time, iUzG ON his bald
he.I like this.le-l1wu, and bears no re
,IhIncg 10 an nulvl. Aud SO it il with
sv0rythiug ia hie-tLiug' me seldom what
they seem
Bent County register., 1888-06-16

A grea, siagC. TLr tea kettle.
a growing indu. l-y- farming.
A smart thing .nasta7tl-p!astcr.
Tile debtors tree-Tus wilI-1wr
B1lsd Of education The blackboard.
Astrouomcrs' PastfIuc-s shooting ,or3.
: ClIinsse adase-Ls5yy 90 little, lore
01lcnr.
woifans sgLe-e-tTh:.t she viii never
gel mnrriul
Eomants dea,a-A young lady drowned
in ta8H,
nlaepl, lock topicE-cus from { bald
LeH.a
Fresh water fish a7a like the Elssians-
they lmta tAe tysss
Tac ~onlur dse br.gEiayar--5tilI there's
aor,ar follow
Why rs % great torc Ike q tres2-Eoth
gppy.z blst ulaya leaving.
The watch ON t.ge Eiad-CuarIirg q
Watermelon patch.
Nn auoavulous a.irle-A baby before it
"a tLr.a.gutd.
A good question to asl. policeman
Da,s yogr mother know yuUe gD.,g!
How 90 tyra QaaPlss beaGF-Cgu1e 10 8
concert Late iu So pair Of sLUral-iag boots
wtaris the GiTeruc- betHecu the ungth
lud spu-l PoLG An Tie Gl-.lr,-uC in tic
Bent County register., 1888-06-16

The Sterling Reds and the Alfalfa
base ball nine met in mortal combat
on Tuesday afternoon at the slug
glug grounds IN the Union Pacific
addition. Trouble was called at .
O'Clock by the sun-dial on the water
works engine and Colonel L. w.
Richardson was chosen as head ref
cree, with headquarters Immediately
at the rear apex of the catcher. As
Billy Bucher of the Reds swung the
bat on the first inning at a ball
thrown by the Alfalfa pitcher, who
has a published record for disabling
batters quite nnmerously, a small
drop of condensed milk was observ-
ed on Billy's beautiful blonde mus
tache, giving his boarding house
"dcad away" whercupon the leading
waiter promptly laid him off and
called zone out" Billy had struck
three times and missed getting to
first. Grief now rose up on both
hind legs and made great havoc In
the camp. Charley Lytle was the
first victim. At the third base he
was taken off the field with his right
ankle broken and conveyed to the
cripple hospital in the ambulance
wagon. After few more rounds OF
desultory firing the hospital wagon
was again wired and our prominent
young attorney, G. L. Allen, was ia
ken from the bloody ground with a
ruined physioguomy, 4 ball-bat land
ing on his nose and breaking that
member in q horrible manner. The
club was 9 ouncer, and the man
vino threw it was muscular, so the
result can be readily understood. w.
e. Grissman. the Just freshly bud
ding legal light, was the next VIC
tim, and was taken Lurriedly 70 his
home where assistance was at once
given him. The blood and gore,
hide and wool, hair and dislooated
limbs of former suiIerea had uraed
bis digestive machinsr 'insif { out, "
and he was pretty eicA DTl g. Al
ter considerable other rroa de sad un-
limited recrimination between the
"empire' and the ALTA as a asaraw"
was pronounced, The Sc re Standing
at the end of three iuni'gs Jls each.
The audience declared II le Of the
most exciting bawl games ever play
ed in the valley, and i'll TIE spelE
VISIBLE that night on tAs PAoql eau
be depended upon there rl se au
.otLer meeting as soon as / " 3pgles
recover.-S;crling Aiyoc
Bent County register., 1888-06-16

The'oue party undIsturbed seem
ingiy by the issues which are provok-
ING w3rrare in other political organ
cations is the prohibitiouist. It
matters not to them whether iron
mills shut down or English manu-
tacturers oyerTun the country;
whether civil service reform is en-
forced, or the question of pensions is
ever disposed CT satisfactorily to the
soldie. and the government; wheth-
er the great water WAYS of the nation
are improved OF not; in fact the pro
Notwithstanding generally-up
to date seem to have but one plank
in their platform so far as heard
from.-Kinsley, Kan. Mercury.
Bent County register., 1888-06-16
NATIONAL CONVENTION
At Chicngo.

Tickets for the Republican con-
vention, at Chicago, tickets will be
On sale June 10th to 10Th inclu-
sive, good for return June Goth to
25th inclusive. Special trains. con-
sisting of Pullman's Sleeping Cars.
Id Free Reclining Chair Cars, will
h. rgx6shrough to Chicago without
- bad on fast time, several
7 advance of other lines, ar
Eat Chicago in the magnificent
.enger station of the Great Rock
Islana Route, located just opposite
In nav Board of Trade Building,
ana on'v five minutes walk from the
q, ,ven, ION Hall, on Congress street,
bet.v. ~, dichigap and Wabash Ave
S,,as. 40 ,ther line can land passen-
90 ~ the heart of ChiGsassafe.
rons T-eh-nng to take eyf,r regu.
Ian aims uilI &. as;alsied with the
usus eanipment, and VIII also reach
Chicago IN advance of other lines.
F.! For iur, ar information, apply to
our agent sor to
H \. PAGlsE.
Vice-Fres. S Gen'l MgrA
JNo. SEBAsTIAg7.
G. T. & P.lA.
Bent County register., 1888-06-16

Secretary Endicott has awarded a
contract for 2,OCo army blankets to
an English firm whose bid was thirty
cents lower than that of an American
manufacturer. Buy where you can
nuy cheapest; let American labor
strive" is evidently the motto of the
present free trade administration
Lravenwurth Times.
Bent County register., 1888-06-16
NUMBER 1.
Cheaper Than Staying at
Home,

After attentive consideration, the
Chicago. Kansas Il Nebraska Rail
way-.'R6ek Island Route"-will
make a rate of ONE CENT PER MILE
EACH WAY (short line distance), in
stead of one fare fore the round trip
as heretofore promulgated, for every
body residing within the corporate
limits of the Great and Flourishing
State of Kansas, desirous lof attend
ing the
Bent County register., 1888-06-16
It's an easy ,tt,t for man or

1tls an easy ,ttsE.. Tor a man or
woman to do as hey agree iiTifas nclal;
~, provided they nave plenty of g.
rance, but it is har mattey fer a
poor, poverty stricken man or wensz5 .
to do at all times as tl.~v agree, wi, -
out any finance-They ave got5ax
live somehow, until the, 1its ano'
sometimes they are COM led %
make promises which they 'annot
live up to. The Bible teaches that a
man has a perfect right to Ia. his
neighbor's loaf in case of starvat On,
but the law Of mankind says: IN, -
Iowa Labor.
Bent County register., 1888-06-16

Tie "fakirs" are not dong a very
large business here this week. Our
people are . moral class of indiyidu-
ais and positively will not risI; any
money on any uugodly game on
which the chances are against them.
-kiusley, Eans Mercury.
Bent County register., 1888-06-16

Elections were held throughout
IINois Monday for judges of the
Supfgne Court. The returns show
thai tx republican candidates, David
J. Bakeh Jacob w. WillNn, Joseph
n. nadlA' and Benjamin d. Mag
rpdar, we, elected in the First,
Third, sixth and Seventh districts,
and.Joan M.sScho6eld, a democrat,
the present iuanibeOt (withont op,
position in tn, Second district.
This mates the supreme bench of
Illinois rcPu olica for the first time
in its hstory-lebanon lIli.l jour
nal.
Bent County register., 1888-06-16

The Kansas Mortgage and Invest
ment Company absolutely discounts
all competitors in the business of
loaulng money on decided lands
and final proofs. Al INSPECTIONS are
made from the Lamar office, papers
written here, principal aud interest
payable here. money constantly on
band, aud when you make a loan
rom tins company yOn are borrow
Ing direct from the first house.
Bent County register., 1888-06-16

Colorado, rare Colorado Yonder
She rests; her head of gold pillowed
on the Rocky Mountains; her feet
in the brown grass, the bouudless
plains for playground; She is set
on L bill before the world, and the
air is very clear, so that all may sec
her welL-Joaquln Miller.
Bent County register., 1888-06-16
The Cleveland "programm

The Cleveland "programm
recover the states of 1lihcl
Michigan. Wisconsiyand MinhN ssta,
in case the thirtyyM votes of New
York are lost y him. His mug
wunp advisers dell him that these
are granger s&tes and can be re-
deemed by Mr.. Cleveland and the
farmers in case a railroad magnet
like Mr.. Depew, or railroad couu-
sci like Blaine, are nominted against
him; and, as he has always listened
to the mucwumps, 1t may be that ileY
believes them now In addition +
the 15a electoral votes 9f the south
and the thirty-s,x from New Yo,'k, tae
democrats need but twelve more to
give them a majority in the electoral
college. Indiana, with fifteen votes
OF l.euneyicut and New Jersey Will
as many more, can give this major.
ity; but, as there are doubtful states,
the president has been casting M
eye to windward, and by the nomi-
nation of Mr.. Fuller for chief iustioo
he hopes to gain Illinois to bis side
while Secretaries Villas and Ditkin-
son attend to Iowa and Michts.s..
In this manner Mr.. Cleveland and
his personal political advisers hope
to guard against any evil res4lt and
ing from any possible def
New York and the cas-.
Las Vegas Optic.
Bent County register., 1888-06-16
The following remark was made
JNo. SEBASTIAG7.
G. T. & p. A.

The following remark was made
before the St. Louis Convention.
Senator Thurman somewhat vehe-
mently stated to friends a few days
since that if Cleveland had devoted
more of his time towards affecting =
reform in the land laws of the coun
try, instead of forcing the free trade
issue upon the country, he would
have stood much better show of
reelection than he does now,-Tuc-
son, Ariz. Citizen.
Bent County register., 1888-06-16

The Derrick is requested to thank
the boys of Lamar who received
them SO pleasantly. Also Mr.. &. W.
Walters, of the Alamo, for the royal
manner in which he entertained
,hcm.-I-a Jnutu Derrick.
Bent County register., 1888-06-16
s'Iu court" said the card on a law

''Iu court" said the card on law
yer's door;
"Back in TN minutes," on many
more;
"Gone to he hospital" on the doc
tors slate,
On another, "Sitiloesp and Y it,"
"Gone to the bank, on the sg's
sign;
"Arbitration, . that young eleHl Of
mine; i
'Bacl, soon" on the brokers' book;
"Collecting rents" on my agents
book;
They were all too busy, matt
quite new,
Very sorry was l, | had nothitgf
do;
Then I hied me hence to tn
ball ground, F8
And every man on the grand
found.
--[Worcester
Bent County register., 1888-06-16
Two thonsand snd sixty poslma.

Two thousand and sixty postmast-
ors in presidential postoftiaes have
been removed by the president dur
mg the last three years, for cause" J"
.he cause was that they were repub-
Iirans. Great is civil service and it
must prcyall.-Sauta Fe New Mcxi.
can.
Bent County register., 1888-06-16

Countrynan Ito dentisD--The
tooth next to that'un aches too, Doc.
Deutist-Ies; it aches in sympa-
thy.
Countryman-Yank 1t out: durn
such sympathy.-New York Sun.
Bent County register., 1888-06-16
a Great oea-

Elsewhere we print proposition from The
-S'i''''So Times 10 send its vecI,Iy to suittifs
tHi-A% the presidential enmpd.,n for tie
one OF the greatest papers IN America. .,,,,
tAls of"r should meet with spec,iv ,,cla,,t
H"ee at the hanu- Of our readers. W.. viii
sehA the Weekly Times with the REGISTER
i"E the campaign Tor 70 cents 1t is NOT
necessary TO organize Clubs. Individual sub
-tFiDers vii. be entitled to this low s,tbscrip.
Bent County register., 1888-06-16

Where They Had Met.-Judce 10
prisouer5-I1 seems to me that I have
seen your face before.
Prisouer-I shouldn't be Surprised,
inlg"; l used to tend bar down at
the Bald EaGle.-Texas Siftings.
Bent County register., 1888-06-16

Henri Natterson says of Thurman.
II fail to see the genius in bringing
that old man out from among his
books 10 an almost sure funeral. His
decrepitude is well understood.
When a man can hardly. walk wha,
DO you want to put him in the next
place but one to TIE president for.
Bent County register., 1888-06-16

The SalvaJion Army of Winfield,
Kam-., hsye recently posted up the
following about-that town: "Sluil.
ing Boil, from Wichita, the girl who
jumped out of two-story window
to get salva ION, will be at the rink
Monday, o'clock P. m. Cyclones
of aalyatia. Tornadoos Of power!
Gales of g-ace. Celestial breezes!
GoIlection 1t the door to defray eN-
uenses.''
Bent County register., 1888-06-16

The o,ly Nation on earth to-day
whose w5rkingp en- can vote equally,
dres4 eluaily, Z in ptblic equally,
speak ally nd eqia " stand erect
and ijed speplent With employers,
Senatots G5 errors, Judges, Cen
erals, st3..l Il the Amctican Republic,
One 9i.t year Of fire trade would
Euopeanize an this and chats Off"
as be loid oremylos er passed would
be the rfder Of tie daY,-Ppeblo
NJ qrv N'5rll.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-29
Eupepsy.

This is what you ought to have, in
fact, you must have it, to fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for it
daily, and mourning because they find
it not. Thousands upon thousands of
dollars are spent annually by our peo-
pie in the hope that they may attain
this boon. And yet it may be had by all
We guarantee that Electric Bitters, if
used according to directions and the
use persisted in, will bring you Good
Digestion and GUST the demon Dyspep-
STA and install instead Eupepsy. We
recommend Electric Bitters for Dyspep.
STA aud all diseases OF Liver, Stomach
and Kidneys. Sold at Soc. and S1.00
per bottle by A. Q. Smith & Co.'s Drug
gist. 4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-29
One of the Lions

of New York is CRITTENToN's immense
Medicine Warehouse, and this Lion
establishment has its lion preparation
-HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND
TAR-tor the cure of Coughs, Colds, In
fuenza and Bronchitis. No medicinal
agent introduced during the present
century has created a more profound
sensation among all classes of the COM
munity than this absolute specific for
all ordinary affections of the organs of
respiration. Sold by druggists. Great
saving to purchase large size. Pixies
Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-29
African Affairs.

sUAK1M, December 28.-General Gren'
fell, at the head of the Welsh regiment
of cavalry and Soudanese troops, made
a reconnaissance four miles into the
interior this morning A few rebels on
camels were seen in the distance, but
they retired at the approach of Gren-
fell's force. After filing up the rebel
wells the forces returned to Suakim.
ZANZIBAR, December % News has
been received that the missionaries al
Wrambo, Mpwapwa and Mboia are
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-29
From Oklahoma Station.

ST. LOUIS, December 29.-,Latest ad-
vices from Indian Territory received
by letter from Oklahoma station,
says the Indian scouts reported, yes
terday, as having driven number of
settlers from the place. suddenly de-
parted, their chief having received in
formation at his headquarters that his
action was arbitrary and unauthorized
1t is believed there will be no further
interference with the whites who re-
main peaceful.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-29
- DeniSl,

PARIS, December ga semi official
French note is published denying the
story reported by newspapers of Rome
to the effect that the Bey of Tunis issued
decree ordering all foreign employees
of the Tunis government to become
naturalized Frenchmen ii they desired
to retain the Offices. The note declares
the story is the invention of an Italian
recently dismissed from the service of
the Tunis government for neglecting
his duties. He would have received
the same treatment had he been q
Frenchman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-29
The Recount Completed!

SAN FRANCISCO, December ga re-
count of the votes cast tor mayor in the
last election was completed this evening,
At the close of the recount Judge Finn
of the Superior Court. declared Pond
Democrat, legally elected mayor
O'Donnell, the independent candidate
for mayor, and the man who had de-
manded the recount, made total net
gain by. the recount of 800 votes, but
not enough to elect him over Pond.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-29
Fight Between Whites and Blacks,

FREDRICKsBURe. Va, December 28.-
A bloody battle between blacks and
whites is reported to have taken place
at Tackett's Mills, Stafford County
Christmas eve, during a political dis
cussion. This led to a wrangle betwee n
a white man named Bennett Hef1in and
a colorod man. Both INDUCED in per-
sonalites which ended with a fight. A
general riot was the result. Helm was
shot and instantly killed His colored
enemy was also shot. Twenty people
are reported dangerously injured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-29
A Rumor.

Boston, December pa rumor has
been circulated that W. B. Strong re-
signed the presidency of the Atcbison
Company, TO be succeeded by George
II. Nettleton. Strong's private secre-
tary states that Strong has no idea of
resigning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-29
Dismissed In Disgrace.

WASHINGTON, D. G., December 2S.-
81. G. @. Astwood. United States CON-
sui at San Domingo, has been dis
missed in disgrace. It is claimed he
failed to properly account tor money
which came into his possession.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-29
A ramperance Lecture.

WINNIPEG, December %. - Webb
Brandon, the wife murderer, was
hanged this morning. He displayed
great fortitude on The scaffold. The
parting between Brandon and his three
children was affecting in the extreme.
Brandon killed his wife while drunk.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-29
Cattle Doing Well in Texas.

AUSTIN, Tex, December 2S.-Latest
reports say the Pan Handle cattle and
other stock in that direction are doing
spring,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-29

TIE SANCTION OF PHYSICIANS has been
accorded to that standard disinfectant,
| GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP.
"HILL's HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE, y
Black or Brown, SOC.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-29

After diphtheria, scarlet fever, or
pneumonia, Hoods Sarssparilla will
give strength to the system, and expel
all poison from the blood. 80
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-29
Killed By q Shell.

ROME, December ga shell burst in
powder magazine at Messina, Sicily,
this morning, killing sixteen soldiers,
and injuring many others.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-29
LADIES' LIST

Alcot Miss Fannie Bollander Miss Ida A
Antrim Miss Matte Hanson Miss Mamie A
Adam Miss Maggie Alvie Miss Gabrielle :
Anderson Mrs Lydia June Miss Georgia
Baker Miss Eva Jennings Miss May
BuckhaIdt Miss MaryJohnson Miss Selena
Bennion Miss Nora Mupont Mrs
Burt Miss Ammo Miller Richel
Collins Mrs Nelson Miss EliZy
Cannon Mrs ChasI Newton Mrs Sarah G
Carter Mrs Emma Park Mrs c G
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