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FRAGMENTS

7sr Peoples Party Of The Wool
district elected the men lhel
I--.ltei for trustees.
= urgrsHFISBs has been named
: ,,-,,.riu,endeut Of the Wyoming
Tri.i5n u the Union Pacific.
y-srrEpAY the Utah Commits,
.Ii.-,,,sive-i q large safe, In which
-. ~ l. stored the records Of that
hsiy.
c,,r the advertisement IN this l.
n the a. l.. excursion 10
100, 1futic. 4 rare chance for
n01-
rFE "Li5eral'' managers are
ing 10 organize a "Liberal''
S-singmel's party for the fall
saFsigu.
Al a late hour last evening the
,,Ti,s rairl wagon co.liIed with
as-hsl Parsons buggy, In front Of
- Wasatcir building, badly wreck
M LlE A@t.
TEF Union Pacific excursion TO
t1r,Es tomorrow will be taken
.5rsutage 0f Is a goOdly number OF
t,.iDss- men and their wives. who
vigvisit that interesting region.
THE Peoples Genital Drum
Cors will nave an excursion 10
srr.oase on August %, and tine
M are making every preparation
f7;Eu enjoyable time.
TIE finder " some paPers contain
i,v statement Of accounts and one OF
nan i,eiug the report Of an au lit
i1V committee Of a ward incorpora-
~ would confer a favor by leaving
ts.sn 81 the DE>ERE1 News Office.
THE MAJ Christensen, who was
.--es,ei Tor driving a horse that w
unfit % be- U-e-l, was convicted TO-
s,y. Commissioner Norrell fined
I'm Sz51ani costs, 80 in all. Not
having the means - ply the fine
be Essseut 10 prison.
TINS morning the fire deyartmer.
rs7ol3Ht % q rall 70 20 b the house |
4 Mr. Th0rnt IN, on Fifth East. he
t=ssn Eighth and Ninth South |
erezts. They went as quickly rs il |
the fire were a big one, but the dam
Ne i only abouiSl0 and was caused |
" bSd fiue.
= Tie local detachment Of the Sal
vsliUn Army appeared in force in
The Police Court this Afternoon.
Under the impression that 4 com
1Aiui hal been lodged against
-hem. in connection with the run
sEay caused by the noise they wen
masking in front Of the p1st0fiic, /
Al evening. No complaint had |
tsn fled, ami they went away
sst free.
4 HORSE attached 10 a buggy ami
iriveu 10y a young man became
frightened, last evening, toy the DO
NJ o. the salvation Army in front |
I the post0ilice, ran away and g
dock further on C0llidei with q
pole. The buggy wa
zTeckei, hut the driver, though
.hrJEn ID the ground, was uuin-
drei. The horse continued IL
iisai with part u the buggy, anu
Va recovered later.
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TL.Kg STAKE CONFER.
s''i ENCE.

.. ..u,i,annonl Conference ?
ne ,t lake stake Of Zion viii
IRE -. in the Tabernacle, On
e'9a,sss tp:. 7th, 1880, alto am.
Saiil :, '.,,.rr,-.sntation from all The
4 ~. n the stake is urgently ro-
ao'''$,A sors N. cASSoS,
JssErH E. TAyIoR'
CrAKuEs w PESRosEs
Presidency Of the Stake.
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n. DlNWOODEY
IS READY
FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.

fOh BUSINESS AGAlN,
And will he pleased TO have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Calder'S MusiC
Palace, the Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part OF their stor5i,
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock Of
Carpets and ParIor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 8 > en- pIoyes
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
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AS will be seen by advertisement
elsewhere il this issue, r Michelsen,
T2s 5. First East Street, is agent for
the Territory for the celebrated
Anthony Wayne Washer, which, as
a labor saving device, Is said 10 sur.
pass anything in its line yet in
vented a great many have already
been sold IN the Territory and are
said 10 be giving entire satisfaction.
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Opera Chairs.

The Grand Rapids School Fur.
riiure Company, Of which James
-DgyGElhe local agent, has been
SElriel the contract d furnish the
new gaai opera house at Oylen
with ]. chairs.
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This showing gives the'.Liberals"
the selectman, ssseSsor, prosecuting
attorney, coroner and surveyor. On
the face of the returns the "Libefai''
candidates for treasurer and county
clerk, will probably have two
or three majority. II the re-
naming precincts bear out
this proportion there will prob
ably lie a contest. The Work
ingmen's and Peoples Candidates
for recorder and sheriff have a clear
majority, Rumel Of about IS, aud
Burt Of about a0i- The effort Of the
ssLiberals'' I'm relation % Poll /,
Finst Precinct, is 10 throw out e5l
votes cast for Rumel, the ballots
being marked J. II. Rumel, Jr., but
the. ar" being left OF the returns
by the judges at that poll.
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The CELEBRATED SPECIALIST aut
ORTHOPEDIC SCRGEO:j, Of Indian
ap0lis, Indiana, l. now at the ST
James Hotel, salt Lake City. anu
will remain until September lst
only. The doctor has had n lar.t
business in Utah for many years.
and will he glad to see former
patients ani afflicted parties who
desire 10 consult him in regari e
his New Methods Of Treatment.
All forms Of Chronic and SuIgicaI
Diseases and deformities successfully
tredtrd- Special attention given &
the treatment q diseases peculisl
10 females. All afflicted should cal
early during the DJS;Or's stay In
city. dim
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE STOCK
Il holders Of tne Utah sugar Company.
that the First Anuual Meeting % the stock
holders % sati Jompauv Will be held a. 10
O'Clock a. N, on Monday the eighth DAY %
-eptcu Der neat. az TIE Ciace % Jan e. Jack
On >outh pcmpie street. salt Lake city, 10
elect l;oard u utrcC i1rs for the ensuing
car. 10 cnnsi!cr the pfoprf = ~ iurreas-
irE the Cara stock Of the Company. nd
% attend TO surh other bHsincs- peI timing
o. the interests 81 TN Company a. nay b.
brought before %
ARTHUR STAYNER.
dtd Secretary.
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NOTICE
NOTICE. 10 CREhrInRs.
Estate OF Richard y. Morris. Deecar.c

Esiafe % Richard y. Morris. DecCarsd-
NOTICE i Hereby GIVEN BY TIE
~ undersigned. Executors % the Last
Will Of Richard = Morris. deceased. 70 the
creditors Of. and al ugrzaus having claims
AGAINST the said deceased. 10 exhibit them
With The necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the g q ruhiIcatInu 20 this no
ticr. 70 The said eXecutors, ~ No q. West
: ush Temple Street
tratcd salt Lakr CRY t'tah August i9th.
I.ln. ELLA, HORHI-,
RICHARD =. MORRIS.
Executors q the Lest VIII Of Richard v.
Ngrrt-. deceased o1w
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Frr-tdcnt brigham nounEs
Letters
10 Is my intention TO compile all
my fathers Letters for publication,
and will lie greatly Obliged 10 ali
those who have such letters II they
will kindly forward them TO James
\. Little, care JuueHiie Instructor
ofSce, Salt Lake City, that they
may be correctly copied. All such
Letters will lie most carefully
handled and returned safely 70 the
Jwner. Respectfully,
IDS JOHN w. YOUNG.
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Not having any Telephone, our
customers will please leave orders al
Margetts' Bros. Book Store, or al
Phillip Maryeits' Wine Depot Iof
Margetts' Ale and Porter, also for
Malt and HOPS
ESTATE or II. b. MARGETrS-
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bil,,. = 'ae Present day Wander
on, meek foT c71l.Oll wa,erron.-
a,.s1 siR2osei to be the largest ever
cSs - Iai' hashs,n eciipsed. as
,gI,. Avs, q by the Indian & PENN.
o. "a, HaiIFoad Company for 81 ! s MN
U,i. y The LONDON d County RAM,
as e, ION has just passed Through : !
PeaBsr,-ns house: In 1883 the
Chez y I, Railroad drew a
P,.b.s,ee favor Of NTessrs. Kidder
nTros d Go. for sI4.OoO. oOO in
r n;ai. Of the PhiladeIpbi 5,Dy WA ~
"a. ion d Fillmore stock. Tbi.
D. a~ t-s famed aad hung M in
tad Gu, u The Pennsylvania Rail.
III 'any.-Eav Street Ners.
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INFoRMATIoN MANTEp.

GEORGE W. ANDERSON. SHEEP
VI hercer. supposed 20 Be In Idaho Wll
city aud relieve her Anxiety cancernirs
him: OF anyone else aeqraintef with his
Whereabouts will confer favor b. rrr.ort-
ins sane 70 the DE-BEkT NEWS 0Gce-
an
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Go to SPESCER, BywATER x Co
opposite City Hall, for Tin Roofing,
GATHERING, Scouting, Stoves ard
Tiuware, etc.
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Painfully Injured.

!, Vi fHaay last Brother Richard
!, lambert of this Office, who was
a,e-.ns in Morgan County. met
!. 'so accidents, one Of which
isS,-..ed IN painful Injuries to him.
r. "a =. f.-ius in buggy when the
az; - l'enel his hores. resulting
- I over, hut no serious Manage,
~. a DE was driving along a
nm, -.,-7i I. ? side, his horse suddenly
- - Sr5Tin- him out Of the
10y He struck uD,n bis -
Sac. Ig-'ei down the decIivity
tI-Ij The horse and buggy
s..i., ing him. Two Young men
81, !, Aim % a ranch WHERE ne
bi- a. = '1e night suffering mucb
ey- =, - ll'' head. Next iay. how
L.st5-,.ne vas better. aud Resumed
6sn, ,.sg.'' The l,usgy VS. much
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Mus. WTy-LoW's SOOTHING SYRUP
should always - -sed for children teeth
inE. Ii s10thes the child, sotgens the guns.
sllays all pain. cures vgnf collie. and y the
best o. uedy for -rTh0-l Twenty-Five
rrrfz \ hottie decd Wv
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Large lot Of the best Portland
CemcIt just received by Morfison.'
Merrill 4 Go. Get their p-iCes lie
fore buying. 2t3 North, 81 West.
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sDaily except Monday and Tues
day.
Except Sunday.
Fare for the round trip, 50 cents.
Tickets For Sale at Wasatch Cor
ner, 9Jl Main Street. and at Depot.
=. w. ECCLEs,
G.. Il. a, salt Lake.
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Mems Riveted Q OF. Blue OvDrall-
reduced from 7jc.to zoe. P.E.CO-Op
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Buy your drugs Of ''the boys, >
Johnson, Pratt & Co., IS Main 4.
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CARPET REMNANTS

From to 25 yards in a piece.
l all grades, will be sold at half
price. Must be closed out in
one week. Call and get a
bargain at n. DINWOODETS
in Calder'S Music Palace
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Own importation e Goods op,r-
Ing up daily ut Peoples Equitable
Coon.
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AmosSeg Standard bingham
selling at S'fc. per yd. +. r. Coop
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The hotels in the city are all
cT"wded.
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w. Peterson, tine butcher, viii lie
at No. - +. Fir-t South, after July
I, 1890. Il u
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DR.. J. Thomas, Dentist,
Herald Block, corner wet and let
South St, :. L. City. Vitalizcd air
administered. Il
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1000 pieces Standard Prints. Relu-
lar price, : jc- Ter vi. P.ECO-Op
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Look out for the Grand Sale An
nOuucementslater. L. T.. Coop.
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1nn MEN MANrEn
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

ITO HARVEST SALT. At sALTAIR
II FOR particulars Apply 10 y. W CLAY
TuN. Manager. al their Ofnce on West Ten
u { street. uuul-ite Herald Odce. dts
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President brigham YouBk's

Mems Jumpers reduced from soc
TO sc. Peoples Equitable Coop
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500. Media Pal Military Acld-
envy; boys. Brook Hall; girls. Cir
ctIltrs free.
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DE ATH ..

HNDAHL--In West Jortan. August 18Th.
lsse. Joseph R1smus Liadahl. .on % Neiis
and Christina Liudahl. was born JAnuary
iiih, lsst. IN ERhraim, sAnpess County.
Utah. died IN b. fa.her's house tn Union
Wand. salt lake Couaty, Tuesi day a.sfLinE.
three minutes past y O-c-ock. Aurss, I.,h.
lsl1. lie Vas buued "a Seath Ce,tanuood
cemetery August i5Jh. tsso. an O'Clock
p N Relatives and fuenas met At his
fathers residence and fSllo- ed the remain.
10 the Uniou Ward DeetinE house, where
The funeral services we're held. There
were TO- oauIaEes and large nunser Of
younE gentlemen and Iadies.- The doceased
had been lingering for three noniLs and
been In bed ten dA!s lie uAs lind
hearted. good youug maa- He len many
relatives and friends 70 mourn his los. lie
Vas . years, nonihs AID > days old.
HIS parents aad relatives have ihe sympa.
Inv Of TIE whole Community.
Scandinavian uarera ufeasr ,,,,,.,-
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Wanted one ton Beeswax,
JOHNSON. PRATT x Co.
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM, NOUN
TAIN DIVISION.

o., and after juno 29tk, 100, Garfield
Beach trans sriI TER as (oSt0rS-
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Equitable Coop, 80 Ban Soap for
n ~
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No. 20 SOUTH, WEST Tenn
PIE STREET

NO ~ SOO H. WESI En-
PIE STREET,
Is where We are now doing
business, We have a full
line of HOME MADE WOOL
EN- GOODS, WHOLESALE
and RE ALL, and make
Gents Suits to order from
ur celebrated Cass mere.
Shall be pleased to see old
ard new patrons.
JOHN c. CUTLER & Bro.
AGENTS, PROVO and DES-
Fret WOODEN MILLS, OPP
pcsite Grant Bros Co. Sta
bles.
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NIELsES--John Nielsen. bor9 "a Housc.
sund. Norway. ISL; died IN sais Late CITY.
Angus l., Isso- -
The funsrai will tale plaee from the
TWenncth Ward neoiins house ioaorrox.
Wednesday. Al i0An.
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has completed its track to our addition. The
Sprague Electric Company is under contract to
operate the line to Forest Dale ready for use by
Sept. 18th. Shortly after that date
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Graefenberq
PILLS..

These PILLS act with
great miIdness. and may
be taken at any time with
benefit.
They cure all forms of
MalariaI Diseases and Fee
yers, and should be used
to stimulate the Liver and
Kidneys TO healthy action.
They are invaluable for
Headache, Billiousness
and Bowel Complaints.
SOLO By DRUGGISTS; liGEI1i Pa IlL
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-10-31

The first United States district
court of this State will be held 10
Boise city on the 3rd of next month.
Lorenzo Sawyer Of San Francisco,
judge OF the ninth circuit. of which
Idaho is nows q part, has assigned
Judge Desdy, Of the Oregon district
to open aud organize the court for
the District of Idaho. This became
necessary because Idaho has yet no
United States district Judge. The
other officers OF the court will be 10
seph p. Wilson, Marshal and A +.
Richardson, Clerk. Ii is not likely
that any great amount of business
will he done at this term of the Unit
ed States Court. Ii 10 thought
though, that few polygamy cases
will be tried and perhaps some con
spiracy cases. No doubt number
Of indictments will be found by tn.
first u. S. Grand jury.
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TIE Wood River Times very per-
tinentIy says: =. An anomalous con-
dition Of Affairs exists in southern
Idaho in conSection with several law
suits that hare been appealed from
the District Courts To the Supreme
Court. Lawyers who were elected
TO the Supreme bench on the 1ss ci
October list had previously been re-
tanned and engaged - counsel on OPP
posite sides Of the suits in tho Dis-
trict courts, and are therefore dis
qualified from passing upon the cases
when they como before the Supreme
court. When two Of the Supreme
Judges had been thus engaged, il
would lsave one Judge only whe
could pass upon the cases on appeal
But the constitution requires that /
majority Of tho Justices must concur
in IN opinion from the supreme
bench. Therefore, II will be imp0s
sible for certain causes to be settled
unless the Legislators shall come 4
the rescue and devise some means o
obviating the difficulty
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G,erta,s &sle.

w. "A Wsie. n D. W Andy Carvan-
BIZ virtue of an execution issued cnt Of
the Justice court Of Placerville precincs,
BOISE county, State Of Idaho, wherein VI
A. Wade. n D., il plainsIfI, and Andy
Cxrsan Is defendant upon : Judgment
rendered inc 25sh day Of September. 1890.
for the sum Of &se-50. lawful money Of
the United States, besides costs and inter
css, have this day levied upon al the
right. title. claim and interest Of said de-
fendant, Andy Carvan Of, in and 70 the
following described real estate, to-wit:
Tina. certain lot in The town Of PIacerviIie.
Boise county. State OF Idaho. sdjoinsnk
on the east side Of Myers new store and
fronting 0n Granite street on the north
side, and being feet in width and
extending back feet. COMMONLY
known as Caravans barber shop and lot
Public notice is hereby grven that en-
saturday. the ed day Of NOV, 1880. q
one O'Clock p Of said day, on the prem
| iscs in PIacervilIe, / will sell at public
AUCTION for lawful money OF the q =, 81
the right. title. claim and interest Of said
ssefendant, Andrew Carvan, of, ia and
the auove described property, or 80 mucl
thereof az may be necessary TO raise snfti
cient to satisfy said judgment, with inter
est and costs, etc. 10 the highest and bes
bidder. C. C. HAVIRD,
i Sheriff Of Boise county.
| Dated Oct 81, 1880.
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Notice OF Forfeiture.

To Frank s. Turner and VIM G. Aus
tin: You are hereby notified that have
expended two hundred 5000 dollars in
labor aud Improvements upon the Ameri-
ca lode and mining claim, situated in Sill
ver mining district, Boise county, Idaho,
for the years 1883 and 1889. in order 20
hold sad premises nnder the provisions
of section 2,334. revised Statutes Of the
United States That the proportion af
said expenditure due by you, VIM c. Aus
tin, is twenty-five dollars ($a5t-swelve
dollars ana fffy cents (sl250l for the
wear 1888, and twelve dollars and fifty
c, nts {$f2.5ol for the wear 1889 That the
proportion of said expenditure due ly
you. Frank s Turner, is fortythree dol
lars and seventy i've cents ($43I5l, for the
wear 1889 If within ninety go days at
ter the publication of this notice, You
Frank S. Turner and VIM G. Austin, fail
or refuse to Contribute your proportion Of
said expenditure, and with legal cost oi
this publication, your interests will be
come the property of the undersigned, un
der the prov ssions of section a.324-
PArRnx AARLEY.
| Sep. 50. 1890 ooS
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This place is destined TO be : coal
center Of considerable importance, =
the mine situated about mile south
Of here and owned by Robh & Peter
son has promise of great richness in
black diamonds The company have
been working at their claim the great
or part of the summer and have sunk
a shaft about twenty-five feet, stIik-
ing rich vein of coal At that depth.
The ledge is over FIVE feet in thick
ness and has down = ard dip OF about
two feet in ten, and lays betwees,
strata of clay, and underlays the
lava rock which extends to the sur
face.
An unlimited amount of coal is in
sight and the extent of the dip can
not be reached by boring. Gould
the products be brought to the mar
kets it would command high price
as it is better article than is brought
from the East, both for furnace heat
ing and for household use, beng al
most entirely free from Stag am
clinker.
| Should the North and South rail
way run near this mine, it is the in
tention of the owners to begin min
ing on large scale to supply the en-
tire Western market. As an invest
ment, none better can be made thar
in this, one of the most promising o
which Idaho boasts.
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A special to the Salt Lake TriDune
Of the 24th says:
Ex- Delegate Dubois hiss been ur-
gently requested BY ! number Of bis
friends IN Congress to help them out
on their campaign, but declined on
the ground that he was greatly in
need Of : rest. Hs left to-day for
Connecticut, however, on : pressing
Invitation from Senator PIatf. Plat
d chairman Of the Territorial Com
mittes IN tho Senate and was great
friend OF Idaho, with Senator COLON,
in Idaho's fight for Statehood. Mr.
Dubois graduated It Yale and has
many friends in Connecticut, and q
the Democratic press Of Connecticul
is abusing the Republican party ia
general and Senator Piatt IN particu-
lar, for the admission OF Idaho, Mr.
Dubois has gone up to help his friend
ont little and tell the Connection
folks something about idaho. The
Legislature to be elected in Con.
necticut elects Senator, who will
be Senator Platt if the Legislature il
Republican.
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THE ONLY ONE

The Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway is the only line run
ming solid Vestihuled, Electric Light
ed and Steam Heated trains between
Chicago, Milwaukee. ST. Paul and
Minneapolis.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway is the only line running
Solid Vestibuled, Electric Lighted
and Steam Heated Trains between
Chicago, Council Bluffs aud Omaha.
The berth reading lamp feature in
the Pullman Sleeping Cars run on
these lines is pstented, and cannot be
used by any other Railway Company
1t is the great improvement of the
age. Try it and be convinced.
For further particulars apply to the
nearest coupon ticket agent, or ad
dress ALEX MITCHELL, Commercia
Agent, 262 So. Main ST., Salt Lake
CIV, Utah.
| Jan. 28, go.
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A LIE.



The Pocatsllo Herald says the
Mormons who voted in this county
voted solidly with the Republicans.
so also in Bear Lake and Oneida
counties.
We know nothing of Bingham and
Bear Lake counties; but when the
Herald says that the Mormons who
voted in Oneida county voted the Re
publican ticket, the Herald lies. The
election is over and We have neither
time nor inclination to enter into con-
troversy with recent opponents who
are suffering the agonies of defeat
aud sore enough in all conscience,
But we cannot refrain from contra.
dieting such an utterly false and ma.
licious statement as that made by the
Herald. About twelve MormoRs, OF
rather ex- -Mormons, the legality o
whose votes may be questionable
voted iu this county and all exeep
one voted the Democratic ticket, ant
voted it straight. Toose men did no
o, etend tn be other than Democrats
thew made no bones about what tick
ct they intended to vote and d,d vote
These are facts SO far as concern
Oneida county, and until We hea
something from less densely igno
rant source than the Pocatello Her
aid, we shall believe that if any eS
Mormons voted in Bingham os Bea
Lake county, they voted as those d'
here.