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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Ny name is Mental Aritametic. / am a
book. and belong - a little girl of the
name Of Pearl Diamond I an the book she
does not like. II she docs net know her les
sou she wil make terrible facs at rlc and
shake me- souetines I think my back viii
come OF. as II il was M fault that she does
not know her lesson Bus L is not: ! am
there printed right before her. have some
VERY hard examples in my Life. ] was very
pretty when she first bought ne, but an en-
Cd, torn. dirty book nov.
When Tie teacher SAYS. Girls. n order for
mental sore pupils rout- Then / an
thrown IN the desk ard then when shs takes
oct another book ara SIRE 90 fan snd get
hurt. ard shs is 80 mzd hecauee I fell tia.
SIC kicks ne very hard Then sbe throws
re n TIE desz ~ hard as SO car. IS 4 il was
ny fault that fen cut Vow tie ssrangesz
thing & au is this little girls na~aus Az
WAYS Gals her Pearl dsar.r I 90 not M
derztsnd that. when she = - mean and - -
fai 80 NJ, poor book. vho is not 70 t.zns
foT having been rnade. Do yoaf
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Mary 90 tss a~'w sennis and boating costs
bavs sbs outsisss q the higt. ssiH collar and
Ebs Lnzisse q ths straight, open fronts turned
bs.k VIA coinr and 1raieled Navy blns
with rpi ard bfue braiiins II an elective
cspsr~k Ihass coats tuss button at the
tnxouh CanhFio shirus. with hand ernbroi-
an~t euffs and Jokes. Ars becoraing popular.
ernd ~ai - mnch worn As the hot weather
eesssIons ki-s ths prstty six skirts and the
snr<ksd dznn>A Foe scnns. ths shirts are
ps<,e k2s u.sos crickettng ones, and worn
ws<h tlnR Slk crickesing caps are much
x~<rcnas~f ~ the girl tennis plaYsrs Very
L<<<s ~ worn round the throat now. Young
E<xs ~sar ssring Of pearls, md olAer
wmueDa a pisos q ribbon sled IN a smart bat
81 Lecs siea bow n srunk Paste orna-
n.cn1s arr yr-atly ~orn. from the Top of ths
ksAr - sAs tss * ths shoa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
STAGE TAX.

Tslazsc. the French tenor. rets $500 a
night for singing u opera IN Madrid
II Is whispered that Miss Manic Mad.
dern viii 10 married before her nszt sea
son begins
Emma Jach viii sing IL ser3es II
twenty concerts next season. Hope Glenn.
Teresa Csrrc8o and Leopold Ldcbteaburg
wiz also be IA The company.
Edwin Booth and Law~e,oe Bsrrett Re
gin fheir second fonr in The west ab1ut
The middle n Seytember. The surport a. ?
company VII D. about the sane 81 iasf
season
The r1mor that Sarah Bernhsrt. con-
template playing Eomeo. says The Daily
feFs. Is true "Hune Berubarzf does
contemplate playing Romeo. bnt not 20
The @uAei - 3lfs. B-o-~n Iotter
NlDs Aiodieska vfll Bot e ou tie sssvs
s~zin Tor veaf ~ tive. sbc Is stn1rinz
soule nsH plays io- ber nezt public Hp-
pear&nce lsoTever
The retzra - usle1 rpar~rs~ - fns
stare nezt seeso1 is slready lin.ed 81 &c
Il TIE wife a = lss PLAYER and ear see 3
Fs-1e almost everT day sad she has isss-
keffnis - Iaontv. bit she likes 70 ~.
Yet g 6o5aw1a oTene his sssson - g
Tsrl sepf Ee wili appear e TIE Fifth
Arfnoe tboa.-e in ew York for frelre
weeks, bsriBuizg Nsrxb 4
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Jem Philips. as represented in our cut, Is
st what he calls "a loose end, :" which means,
suppose, that he has nothing to do; and
from his appearance one would imagine that
his want OF occupation is not troubling him
very much. Just now he is watching troop
Of Irish harvest men on their way TO Farmer
Grays, and presently he will stroll down the
village 70 see If any other idle person is
lounging about there who can join him in
planning clark" for the afternoon or even
ing. So the day will pass, and it will DO
strange IL Jem gets to the end of it without
doing something wrong.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Numbered among pccalinr moths are those
'amiliariy known as the "Dcoths Head"
and called l,y scientists tho ~Mota" These
moths are not only curious because Of their
great s.ze but oa ncooauf Of tho strange
mark OF thcr b iies which resembles .
hnman skull. end gives rs. 20 tbcir name.
These moths are fcanA Ia Europe. Asis and
Africa. and are objccfs of fear 10 the super-
staous The, are Of gray. tar and black
color. of immense ai.sa measuring often seven
inches aeross, from tlP 70 tip 0; the wings
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Can yuu tell re wko that -S1 50
ssked larzs, dark corarlexiored uzn
With brlssilne Easssohe q bystan1sr
n railway ssstson
Wh1cai That ons With fhe ciezn
shsven face snt the cherksd trouserx9"
Yes, 49, e TIE n-e
ts1 Il Be possible thst yr1 g. not
krc~ h*Trf Ths4 q Billy Isakfas. tte
fs1ao.< nsnk rokh<r Eho was reorrtf z
triet sn6 zcq zitse6 Toa'rs q xtranre- =
Ne -1y, sugoose
ee In detecti~e - Merchant
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

a writer in Ia Nature remarks thsf TIE
yrccts Of American cities have been lasd out
with the tape line and az right angles. THIS,
he observes. Is very fluo from FeometrtcAl
standpoint has carries with 10 very serious
consequences from an economical point of
view. II fact. IL VIC walk along the two
ldes q square instead Of following diar.
,n2i, tho distance a. increased IL the proper
aon ~ 90 per ceut.g that - 20 SAY. instead Of
salkins 100 feet. wc walk % HeDos loss
n time. strength and money.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

*<7 - ssns - t6e is-1zs~~dk q sa<rmuo
80 s2fs eat-1zsi fsrf slrt osrznr r~n
ttp1is ~ - = 81 rsFs ssvs fpcws~d~s q
~ asf-ess - "a .e-zslia s<<><~ry -
fn-&f fe1J-e-nf e~-. T1s r-z< sv1~x
vh1rn niosfsa ~a.rs IS Z iDcz>~ tNs,s -
- - .sns. s1e ea.et - ~aies - raxs
= - le1e1 ~ = ~ - - ziszns<~ en- 8
s~s -- ~ -ss< = s,Esf<n-d sr 0<a \ =
iszas< - la-.ts E--.sC - rr~-.~ - . ws.<k.
fs os-snrnf per y - f-st iarsr szx a
rag y Frauds - --~rs &c 80 80
bo5's vA4ss - ss> r-z> ~slrf s<s erxA~,.
e<sly ~x~ ~ - - ~ - fem-1m =
Eak -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

W.T. - gszle- rcsi-sf hr,cch. shaf fckstss
& y s~d hevn ezrt cot ~ n1achin-rv. does noe
- rnrrrh favVx. shs trnoch thse inclinas -
rc~xx sr oieluEsg fcrfr,, virh an Irregular ard
du-u<x<txe turfsr gr 41ish. - w-il kkssL IN
bUn~rsz wzT 10 usaF be sssd. however. that
ns 100 gursslzr ~ al sroz-hss ars tas ores
- r~rrsssne scnrs pleasing dessaa. s1ch a.
@par uree gsrisn.s ~ f-Frvt-rle- rcfs in
onrfar~d. troad eurvfng f-ather. = huthsrfiy
Ex8 xe~~d wfe<s ar q crescent set with
kru>urn>f <fcrs~
UzH - EuxksA szr@s is--eiei safaev
- kr<e tzmd hlgb favcr herel TAsse AZ.
- <x - 60 sheoid hsee pin. brs sr.
GoE<1<r sad hare - zafeer or nur~rv sis
nn1zr<1A H. riss sre szrh asei "a
- ~s.i ckter eznstk,sut feAx1c<. n ~urss.
- <x- ~s-nde~faziy csavaasens aiazncsz -
= mtrr nnl7~1
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Stetf ferzte - srtts~t4> fis csszr.s si<ties
- q bl4l1s sssar .s-~ Eo~s ~ sc.<ss tss
-1r-a~ca fsTr- s8s y 80 = a. crrxa1 u .
fir7is rrz1. 80 zrFt 81 - -i~sr car7s 10
IeTei - c7ti0t-r k.f raa~- - >f@ -
- eTecse be.ssr2 1se = - - St>-s - tie
ksis<so Tne - De - - ~ A><.'r --ssssz Q
tsef All ceosfllrtst ~iznis ~ 1es-s r<sv
TIE spsroTsl 81 shs bill. g-lie.s rf.srs = -
svasdasss tssr ~ -~er-r - xxzs prrx~><s
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Mrs ysa Frina--I ar sstouisfed. Cara,
thaf yoa shoaid veSuntsrily slew Ar.
Fest herIv - p'St his arm around To1.
Cara wzsns exactly voianTATy,
mother. st lczsf. eorsi6sra5ia pressure
was brought 20 Gear upoD uzs---'Ssn Fran.
eises. Fx.ras-er
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

rnkzCH Fnocxs FUa LIFrt-k 8nzxS
IN, ths arzf Gzzrs = represented a aTes IA
skr<p>d s<pnyr. ~ith = eoil1rscss aud Iaoes
81 .ae s.<n-s nll1uFzlL TIE sash - q soft
s~l.lsst zik al.a b I'D IA ionS s0ss and ends
g. 10 x-te
The sscond f,EIrs sno~s frtck Ia plaid
gtnxhasso, VITA broad collar and 2s-p cuffs u
.nbTosl<ry. W Eh thls dress = worn /.
Laa1Esr bait
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Ford Fsfher-1ohB read IN ffs papsr
fkrf vo1T iszsebaf rfne iii on The ofpos-
ins pitcher and ponn6ed him 81 e~er fbs
feid hope vop bsd % 7art X ths as
Erzteful sFsiy
3onn 81 fsslt~b-Tr fxfher. ] dc r1t
hit hfa e5zes -fisr~a~a 1ausp1en
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

rr0fessor - Enri ish--I wish Tca cculd
have bee1 TrsssEt - or oclegs eoz-
E1eurrr1en+
Speaker - E1r6sn-I VS.. sr i
bsipea lay fhs corner stozs --ODshs
Wor16
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

trsthcr rsn-a. 20 i8oh = me Tss-o.
eias us 1no.h g. slss e large sIs.. = =
tn cai7rsi, i-o1itsi v.h cerxsf TIA 10
chief f'ce .-sf.y iies q. its ft--m.iou ~ "a
back --invs. reics iss 60 e-sesi1>s 80 q rr-
senf On eseb org. saessls sfsf~s ssrsss
80
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

ranle a-rstch aaaoT1rces thsf q raj
va has beea h9ii. fror7 Tenerzn . Shs~
Ab111k Azinia We have efsen wondered
whv they ci6nt I'm a real~sT frozn
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Csstorrrr -rTing on cca4 fsr <econd
Eze} -Sus the sleeves bsreiY coune b-icw
kse elf~ow rs~ / sold yeu - make tfs1
cu3Y ins< a sirrugkt shcr<er
Izsicr wa consczous prfcef-I hs-e
xs1T graf thcozk>s Fiersnde Elsester.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

+, the -urzzrf axure - showu the r>nr,
gDuzrrcn seyhe. -hfch = simply hing isu>
vnxf. f9steuea st 80 ,eck xnd falling alnoss
1c~<hs boss0un 81 the skirts
1h~s 8r<t ferrr> Illustrates = rncr- eishorsts
orrznx<uesnss trrrrszz yske sc~rf frhu Ths
yu&~ - - an> - srnhroidsry, finished with
- <srui<sr chsisss into tHs yoss n plsitz-d
= t.c~ ~s>rf. rhs-h - gathered IN as the
wsx1~x and held in riars With Sc ornament.
hsen.xs fsllkeg soun ON s.e drsss SKIRT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

~ E<o~ rrffEs frHa Ecztoe thaf "a
uumI>~r - exrlea 1c~ 1sr9tsna ahcus frons
Urkk'>>~w A. prsnzhsf uhkrh dsai stth tns
kr1uzxrsxkp ~ -nals- ne ioctrsne - r-ss,-
oR->r<k~u rusi cet-r Frsfhixssr tkscries =
~rr<a<nx nzrznfngs fis thiate they -1nzuf
- hnrs kr~s wrlztz~s steue Ehe ssrls 1Fzss.
m1Hs - r<zuit Il = eozura<n iEurslsas. 5a<-
- &nn<~s> tsszrs wbtzh A.. So kte rrsr< a.
pun4r~ern e. zrtsdz<s tes crksrs snzs al
- ~~-zs ,f-zs-ran 80 rfst q <ke frs~skui
nwxe-r< ri,gensszna --lf,.s 4rzvznuA
E4D>r> rn<tf - ~~a - <e-ff-5 ~ssh 49,
Mm0w rx1 anazsr~f snc ~k@sz>
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

~ rzuy u ths EnxiizA fashions scon r-ach
rkn scunerY. - give m the accompanying
E,nsrsxion sso styles q bonx scarfs which
srs 5ss1 ncw much aiTsctsd wish surnmsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

I'D 80 ~~rT - - the et-~us. l-r~
<<fed sE-e srzna urchfa ef snoth-
Noe a rssl sfr1zss said Jfrs. r><s-t-
f--fT. eus Tve ssrn NJ rskhez ezter tar
ruzscn via ths hose
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
POPULAR SCIENCE


s'lss+s tArarisasRss a. fhssios ~ nat.s
- Ia ht4ae a. AEpssF fk2t goe f-t-
tssas - AAtaes t~p ta1eurt ths
S@lae Sl,ao- xt kss s.sa. Egsas
fcsh suEss~ s<.~t - aklri0asr~ 49, s~~~
IA ql.sisrs fTst. tbot n Si-Aas - sksu& 8
eSsasacs sg4ee s@E Whie- = s,,..~as - sxs~s
sia,i. eaa, seconc. tasi ~ ~ aiisss ssAlS 80
SArtaele ~ aisza ~ H.@szsr - sseeFs sssss
sf'ace-tass lr9~TiY kRs~& - .Ags~zssS
e-iiif 49, a,skss sss1e.~s ka@ns b ~FrT~
ei&tel u car ses~a a4a -. IS ~ f.rsl1.i,-s
TFoof. slt tEaf f~z PERI i4.s - s.as.s.f e.-.nss
o<clPy ths aarss s;'2eeas slla Aass, s&ass ss1ssr
tsnes scezas sle-t-loes. - $ sas~s - t>s
following ezIicr.uert< gea>at.s Ges-Tfss-t 49,
illustrated H. Sc.ans ~ A,aersa>~
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

Into tumbler iaaa r,fa alcsAal nay ts
crowded hatfal = iaaso eashon without
caaSias tie airDbel s. gferaos. Ihe success
of the experiment depends upon TIE SLOW IA
troducfsan ~ tie ce. - Glowing the sico-
hol g ,uscs, tie fiber rs rar.iArity. before
they arc fairly fiaus ielcGtn the serfsos
G: the alcohol Il tAis experiment the pens-
tfaf .oa a. the alcohol IS oGiY apparent, The
fbers displaco so,ae - tie alcohol. hut tic
quantity IS - osnaN ss rot 70 be ohsefs ahIe,
i the cotton vcre compressed - the smallest
possible volume. y Vouia llo fo,nE 20 oocupy
bat very l,rslo spare s. small body would
be iAcapale - rzis.ls tie losoi u the Gico-
hol enough - be sPDreciat.e by az ordinary
observer.
A more puzxling exqerincsf consists IA
slowly introducing so.ae nlse sugar into q
tumbierfui q wErm water 4 considersbis
quantity ~ sugar may be dissolved in the
water without Increasing ifs bulk. Here the
physicist is forced 10 sckuow edge that either
the water Is peaeirstcd or IA atoms are 20
disposed ~ 10 receive The sugar bstveen
them possibly IN the SINS way IS q ~cutils
filed with coal might contain nlso a buoket-
ful Of sand This latter view Is adhered 10.
and the atom or uitmate particle Il held 10
be impenetrabie
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12

An entirely new machine has boon invented
for printing postal cards from the roil and
20 turn them OF psvked ia bundles %
twenty-five Il prints the cards st tbe rate
of so minute IL tie usual wns by means
Of rotary pres A 81 q knives the7 cuts
the cards OF and drops them feur abreast
into little cells especially prepared FOR them.
When twenty -0ve cards have dropped out .
set of steel fin~erx turns the pack over.
twincs a paper band about ~ and pastes 10
together TIE packages arg caught IN AT
endless bclf % bnekefs, which carry them
into an adjoining room where they are TO
erived by rirls. who place them Ia eorss
ready for delivery One man os1 look after
.wo machines. SAYS scieHeo.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-12
WHAT WOMEN WEAR
sE~ sTF1Es \ sUsNes 1aEss

fse nsa.is fsf sesa Dresses TA4s 4rs
D@sls4ea fss Illtls GlFis 81 F@4s
sa-s Fiss xsars - a. .Ad
AEs tsfr szss4etlss-
H~s1srs 40 Ne "a 1eax psrxsefsy -
k<<s s21lsa srpsF1ucs iEDs4s zzE11slsF IA
1>~<zaz aaslF eElsael cszlz1srt.oly sa< ss
sts aaa.e uzsss assslslg hss tssrs ~ saa -
E1e - n 1s@s1s ap aostaa.ss fsr foslus
fa.kA F.rzll1k. loasF@f 80 a. zot aags
- e>4nesit - rteF seah sas sTs srlsa pazzisd
49, - hssnlea tfocxs ,1F Akrss Ezri2 Ia sslr
<4s .zs slsss s~- Efsslca la,zisls Enas mas -
s.@-1s ~ ~z-sn xsasis - q 2z11 ~s1L fzzfhz<.
e .-zI - .L..s...L
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-28
Our Gas Works.

A HERALD representative visited the
grounds of the gas company, situated
on the D. g. R. G.. Western track, and
was shown through the grounds and
buildings by Mr.. Kemp, the company's
manager at this point. There is no
doubt that gas will illuminate Ogden
by Christmas. The works are nearly
completed. The building to be used as
the retort house, engine house and
Office, is ready to be occupied, and is
40x100 feet. The reservoir is seven
eighths done, and will be finished the
coming week. 1t is a brick buildil-g
and is having Portland cement floor
put down; its size is 20x60 feet. A g.
horse power engine is kept pumping
water out of the reservoir into Fairs
mill creek, which skirts the works on
the south; its pumping capacity is 60
gallons minute. A force of forty men
are under Mr.. Kemp's directions at the
works, while an equal number are en-
ployed putting down gas pipes through
out the city. They are at present
working on Third, Fourth, Fifth and
Main Streets. The purifying house is
also finished.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-28

that the train they had been assured
would wait for them had been gone
three-quarters of an hour, but they
made the best of their misplaced conf
dence, and went up town and took in
the circus or dog show, as best suited
their fancy. They returned to their
homes east of here by the 1 q. IN. train
Saturday morning.
The engineer who was brought in
from the Union Pacific wreck Thurs.
day afternoon was Lymsn l.. Husgins,
not Higgins" as reported In The
HERALD yesterday. He has been the
road about thirteen years. His injuries
are not so bad first reported. CON-
pound fracture of the left ankle aud
some severe bruises being the extent of
them, He has wife aud five childre n
in Evanston, but his wife will be with
him at the hospital until he is able to
sit up, which DR.. Perkins thinks will
be in three or four weeks. His wife
came down by the Union Pacific flyer
Friiay evening, and is now with him.
His condition yesterday showed a
marked improvement.
AMONG the victims of misplaced con-
hdence and the caprice OF the railrsads
was the Ogden correspondent of The
HERALD. Friday evening he was down
at the depot, watching for Items" as
usual, when the report came that the
Union Pacific, No. l would be in at
6 30, and another report was soon given
out as authentic that the Utah Central
would wait for the Union Pacific.
Having at lie 1t an hour to spare, he
= ent up to IT, hospital to enquire after
the patients OF DR.. Perkins. and when
he returned at 635, found the Utah
Central had "lit out" without his (the
reporters consent. Someone Id he
used Ian, uage not in accordance with
Webster, but this he stoutly denied.
But he had company.
A NUMBER of theater goers were left
in the waiting room of tne Ogden depot
Friday evening They were at tie
depot before O'Clock, and hearing thai
the Utah Central would wait for the
Union Pacific gave the matter no
further attention until the U. ? should
have arrived. Even when the ''all
aboard" was sounded AID the train
pulled out they seemed to care not, be-
lieving that the train was moving out
of the way of the q. 2. train,
then due. and not until the train
they should have taken had crossed
the s. P. main line did they
realize that they were left. Mr.. Reeves.
the agent here, did ali he could to get
special and take them. but th=re were
no engine or cars here, and he could do
nothing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-28
City Council .

The City Council met in regular ses-
sion Friday evening, Mayor Ecc!es pre-
siding.
After the minutes were read, Judge
P. II. Emerson and S. S. Schram were
introduced and they on behalf of the
Grand Lodge of the F. & A. Nj, invited
the members of the council to Join in
the festivities of laying the corner stone
of the Union depot on November 9Th, at
pm.
A petition was presented looking to
the improvement or Spring Street. Re-
ferred TO the committee on streets.
A petition OF request was read asking
that the water mains be extended from
Sixth Street southwark. Referred to
the committee on water supply.
A complaint was read from citizens in
the vicinity of Seventh Street asking
Main and East Streets. Referred to the
committee on streets.
From the committee on streets, Mr..
Reeves reported expenditures during
the last two weeks $822.95; poll taxes
collected and worked $4O8.
The tramway has continued to do
good service and the extended tracks
have now gone south on Main Street
below Sixth.
The matter of the Fifth Street hill has
received some attention at the hands of
the Council, but no conclusions have
been arrived at. The city attorney has
been entrusted with the matter of the
legal status, and he is busy on that now.
R. K. Williams was introduced, and
he exhibited some BLUEPRINT mans
which the surveyor has made as an Of
fetal map of a certain block. and desired
authority to have it recorded. The
number of the block was not given The
plat and proposition was referred to the
committee on public lands.
On public buildings, the chairman of
that committee reported he had rented
the old tithing Office to ]. M Dee for
SIS per month.
The committee on public lands was
not ready to report at this meeting, and
asked for further time. Granted
A plat of Robison's subdivision in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-28
Il AnE 1
An Important Announcement


About six weeks ago, while at business,
was suddenly attacked with excruciating
pains in my feet, knees and hands. So severe
the attack that l took my bed Immediately,
and in two or three days my joints were
swollen to almost double their natural size,
and sleep was driven from me-. After suffer
ing the most excruciating pain for week,
using liniments and various other remedies,
a friend who sympathiZed with my helpless
condition, said to me:
why. don't you get swtft's Specific and
use it. will guarantee cure, and II 1t does
not the medicine shall cost yOI nothing"
at once secured the S. s. s., and after
using 1t the, first day, had quiet night and
benefited. In three weeks could sit up and
walk about the room, and after using six
bottles was out and able to go to business.
of duty, and stand on my feet from nine to
ten hours day, and am entirely free from
pain. These are the plain and simple facts
In my case. and I will cheerfully answer all
inquiries relative thereto, either in person or
by mail. 49, THOMAS MARKILLIR,
II W. 18th street, New York City.
NASHVILLE, TENN have warded Off a Sc
we're attack of rheumatism by timely resort
to Swift's Specific. In all cases where per-
manent relief is sought this medicine COM
mends itself for Constitutional treatment
that thoroughly eradicates the seeds Of dis
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block 10 and the south half of block 6G
was presented and referred to the com
mittee on public grounds.
! A memorial from the reform school
board referring to the land decided BY
the city to the Territorial Reform
| School. the document proved 10 be 8
formal acceptance of the land.
The mayor reported that be mad
| signed the deed fer the thirt g-se7en
aces of land ,r he Reform School, and
had rec lved Two green bpck dollars in
exchange. The gresnbackers had been
put in neat white and gilt frame with
the following inscrip ion underneath:
We hereby certify that the above two (S2)
dollars was paid BY the Territory of Utah IL
ogden City This 26;h day of OetG Der, A b.
1888. for thlrty-seven t37) acres of land ten
dered by said city for reform school put
poses. AVID EUCLES,
Attest: Mayor.
THOMAS STEVENS,
City Recordar
The Mayor reported that they had
succeeded in selling their bonds with
accrued interest to the following
parties: First Nat onal Bank Ogden,
$25 600; Deseret National Bank vi Salc
Lake City, $4,000; Utah Natiunal B 4nk
of Ogden. Sis 600: Commercial National
Bank of Ogden $1,000
SO ne gra5lfyiI g remarks were in
dnlged in by the co nc.lmeg, and a
number of men beers GRATED on the
heppy results. The action of the
mayor in disposing of the bonds was
unanimously endorsed.
Then came the bills which was long
aud interesting list of the expen iitures
of the city. Among them was the ire
mems compensation fer service at the
late fire. In this connection some one
remarked that the Waterman in the
Court House had been very late in
sounding the alarm and the Council
reso we'd to ask why. Toe bills were
allowed.
T. @. Thoresen & Co.. the well bor-
ers, had communication read ex.
planning why they had petltioned the
city Council, etc, in regard to the well
on Lester Park. Laid over for the next
meeting.
Al 'erman Adams spoke against
letting herds of cattle be driven
through the principal streets, especially
Main Street. Referred to the commit
tee on laws.
There was q committee appointed to
secure the Ogden Band and make ne
cessary arrangements for celebrat-
ing of the laying of the corner stone of
the new Union depot.
The Council adjourned for two weeks.
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Careful attention given to the sale of Ores
Xad Bullion. We solicit Consignment.
guaranteeing the Highest Market Prices.