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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-03
Petroleum..
Boston Quotations.

New YORK, July q Petroleum opened
steady; spot, S6@S6;o closed steady; spot SO;
August, so.
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GREETING

Where doyou buy your drugs? Remem-
Der that johnson, Pratt g. Co. carry a ..fnll
stock of everything usually found in first
class drug store, including the purest and
best wines and liquors As Main street. z
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-03
THE LIEBIG MEDICAL STAFF
NOW Visiting Utah.

The staff of Eminent European Specialists,
Dr. Lobig & Co, from the Lebig World Dis,
pensary and International Surgical Institute of
Kansas City, Butte City and San Francisco, are
now visiting Utah. and have offices for Free
Consultation at Gift House, Salt Lake. Monday
and Tuesday, July z and s.: at Broom Hotel
Ogden, July and g. PRIMARY TREATMENT
FREE THIS VISIT, the only favor desired being
will not be taken. but will be frankly told so ms
to avoid interruptions cure alls'' who will ac-
cept fees from anyone. Remember that the
above STAFF are the only responsible San Fran
cisco Specialists visiting Utah quarterly. Come
early. as afternoon and evening Offices will be
crowded
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COMMERCIAL.
Money Market.

NEW YORK, July 2-Money on call. 4@S.
Prime mercantile paper sal
Sterling exchange, quiet steady; 60-day bills,
..S4; demand, 4.S7l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-03

San Francisco TO Salt Lake, Summit
vineyard wines, at 213 Main, next P. o. =
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FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!

Signs Peterson 81 Brown, 63 W., 1st
South St-Sipns etc
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AND DISEASES OF WOMEN
AND CHILDREN.

DR.. Stoddart, graduate of the royal col
lege of surgeons of Edinburgh, Scotland.
and chief Of the Liebig International Surgi
cal institute of San Francisco, will visit
Salt Lake city Monday and Tuesday, July
Z andS, with offices at the Cliff house: and
Ogden, Saturday and Sunday, July and g.,
with Offices at the Broom hotel This will
oe rare opportunity for people suffering
from deformities, maiformations and dis,
eases that require an experienced surgeons
attention, TO obtain the advice and opinion
OF one of the most learned and experienced
specialists on the western continent, right
here in Utah.
Quaker rolled oats are healthful and de-
icious-try them for breakfast.
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RATHING sIIITs ANN rApS

Look out for cheap fruit to-day at the
California Fruit House x
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-03

Noble, Wood s. Co., sole agents for You
man and Knox New York hats
l5S Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-03

We have the largest line of bathing suits
and caps in the city.
BAsT TERRY MER. Co.,
142 Main ST,
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NOTICE.

Geo. c. Riser, the pioneer boot and shoe
maker, has removed to No. 80 Market row. =
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BATHING S,1IrS

Rpching and ruffies in great variety at
the w. S. & ID. G. Co.
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METEOROLOGICAL LOCAL RECORD

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah.. July 2, 1890.
(Signal Service, u. S. Al
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Bullion
London Money Market.

NEW York, July Bar silver, 1.oi.
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Helena and return July 6, S12.
Helena and return July 6, Sl2.
Helena and return July6 S12.
Helena and return July6. S12.
Helena and return July 6, Sl2.
Helena and return July 6, S12.
Helena and return July 6, $12.
Helena and return July 6, Sl2.
Helena and return July6, s12.
Helena and return July 6, So.
The Republican journal., 1890-08-28

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town visiting relatives
quite a delegation from this tla.. is .,tt..l s,..
Canimcctius at <orthppit.
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The Republican journal., 1890-08-28

spoken aug -}' II MllcS Nolth 'i lfttttlaS
Inc owners al tlc SEN l-iHHlt - 'dIi' ol Hl10-
mouth, \; IL, nave received ulHlHtlu 81 l. ltI
cent on inc past , months huolne9S 81 me vessel
Louis Head, IN Hhelbournc county, y nv Nat lf-
day night, and Is reported a totai wreck. The
crew was saved
The four maetcd sch. ElNlra !. French Na-
launched at Boothhay Aug. %. she i TIE Target
craft built at East Bootlhay since 1871 and tht
first master ever built there mn i ~ ltct
Keel, - feet beam and 902 tons net. iAAl "a Wm
Adams & son for 7. b, Bal and others oi iihr
wien. Capt Benz kendrick viii command her
The owners of sch. l.. sherman. Of Taunton arc
not feeling particularly iubilant over the tact tia.
the schooner has been libclled by the owners Of
the steamer which was recently sank n the jvr
sey coast by the schooner Eur they VIII take a'i-
vantage of the limited liability act, ~ case the suit
The Republican journal., 1890-08-28

HI>rEMoEr. B,uj. Atwood. C,mr. Warren
Fo-t e.. +. Il. ha7 presented them with very line
llnrt,It Ot AtrthaH Lincoln which they have had
tnufu1"icly tramei ahd placed IN their hall,
lir il-f tns just lrul new flag made to order
t'l tAeli ii- tam near the monument. II is I5N25
d. +ai j. one of the finest q. A r. flags ia the
state. Mr.. Ellen Roberts from IialIuwcH was
in town Gn Thursday ami called on several of her
lrgud- ...1ir ana Mrs Aiphonso Emm"ns and son
oi Btd3rtor'i are visiting +. W. Haley and other
iiet " ID town Mir tilroy Kelly and family
ut Chelsea, Mass are visiting Mr. kelly's mother.
---ills Nellie Thomas and her daughter Miss
Lou are the guests of Miss CroNf1rd. Mrs.
susan Jennings ANA children, Of Dayton. Ohio
are Wishing her brother George /. snow Miss
t1acle Hutchinson Of bangor is the guest Of Mrs
NiH tal 'etun. Mir. q. Il. Goodwin has been very
SICK bW II Getting better The i1aleys had their
anHual gathering on Thursday. The Old Fellows
made their eNrursion 30 lsIcshorough Wednesday
and in-l a good time, Notwithstanding the weather
lnHked tolnuhin- in the morning. Ernest At
Wrui III Az nlIc from Lexington tur Il visit of two
weeks MISS DcHcic Muigctt is to teach the fall
term of High school At Albion. Her mother will
rcue'u 1T Prospect during the time The good
people of Prospect and stockton held their annual
licnlr aHd clam bake on the beach at Sandy Point
Thursday ana a few favored WinterpOftcrs name
lv, Mr. +. :. femaid, Miss Bertha J. Doe, ID. H.
smith and family and your correspondent had the
Eo"d fortune TO De present on the occasion which
proved to lie one OF the most enjoyable of its kind
The weather perfect, the clans and other
cihes delicious. and nothing was lacking to ma Ike
the banquet a perfect success except, alas, the big
water melon which WAS conspicuous byitS absence
II Na9 Icru oVcrnohrd when the big carriage
wa pdrh"l, and for aught we know to the
ual is still rer"sing il state III "Daviofs" retrg
orator After the dinner over some play ed
old fashioned games, while others strollcd on the
beach or chatted with their friends, and later
the company was favored with .Ome songs
with 4anjn accompaniment by Miss Grace Lib
hy and Mr.. fcrnald: rccitations by Mrs. Mar
dcn and Miss Hattie M0ultnn and entertain
ing and instructive speeches from Captain Dow,
VIM. smith, John Libby and others. vote
of thanks Was eNtcnded TO Capt. Partridge and
Mr.. Han for furnishing the clans On their re
Turn from the shore the whole party visited the
duck yards and felt well repaid for doing
Miss X. II. CroXtorti has a very beautiful night
blooming cereus which has had IAN opening late
ly. Some or 10 blossoms in all have matured.
They are nearly II inches in diameter and very
loyely--..M Mrs. H. Pendleton, of Watham, Mass,
is visiting in town Arthur Smith. Roy Fernald,
Jimmie Fellows, Edith Clark, Abbie White and
some others left Monday for the fall term at
Buckspor seminary quite large number will
attend campmeeting at Northport this week -.
Mrs. Sadie Blaisde was up from Northport to
spend Sunday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-30

attention. President Eilers. Of the United
Smelling ooppany-owners Of the Great
Falls Helsne and Chieago smeltexsEAas
general managemsnt Of all Of tAese oon-
Germs and viii b in this city portion Of
the time. Everything il running smoothly
and pleasantly under the now management
and the Great Falls smelter may be ex-
pected TODD splendid work and great deal
OF It - long - our mountains yield M
their Treasure Of silver and lead.
The grading for the Boston and Montana
smelter 10 big undertaking and u mot
nearly finished ~ yet. A Tribune reporter
asked Tom Kirkendall, the contractor.
whom he expected 70 complete his work and
was answered: II couldn't guess very
Close on the time, but we have lota Of dirt
and stone to move yet-you know we are
grading for the enlarged plant, something
like double the original plant. After first
deciding to enlarge, Mr.. Parsons came to
the combustion e grade on the original
scale and them add 70 the plant next season,
but this 10 now changed and We are grading
for the big works, double the size hrst con-
templated. We now are working q large
foroe Of. men and expect to get through in
good season." This ID sufficient indication
that whom the Boston 4 Montana smelter ID
ready to start it, furnaces and machinery,
it will be, next to the Anaconda, tho largest
smelter in the world.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-30
Figures and Facts Concerning the
Last Two Elections in
This City.
The Campaign II Very Warm
and Both PARTIES are Claim
ing Victory.


The campaign in Lewis and Clarke
county grows warmer each day. Both COM
mittees are neRlecting every form OF busi-
ness AMI dsvoting every minute TO fixing
up the fences Tho county 10 flooded with
political documents Of all sorts and the
field has BEEN very we'll covered BY political
speakers. Tho result in this county Will
largely determine the election and the Inn
portance Of effective work 10 understood BY
both parties. In view Of this situation .
resume Of the results Of the last two cleo
tions in this city may be Of some interest.
Last year the results were divided. Gov
ernor Toole carried the county BY . major
ity Of 81, while Carter's majority was 81.
The democrats secured four out Of eight
representatives, two out Of three oounty
commissioners and two county ofhces,
county attorney and county superintendent
Of schools. All Of the republican state
officers carried the county, tho majorities
ranging from over 800 to n, secured BY
Attorney General Haskell. The fepub-
licads cut Haskell and no has not forgotten
it. Tho total vote Of the county year ago
was 1893 on the gubernatorial ticket and
5.296 on the congressional. In the city 1t
was 8, 683 on the congressional and S,6O9 on
the aubernatorial. Carter's majority in the
county was a and In the city 81 Toole's
majority in tho county was Bill and 38l in
the city. Here are the figures BY wards N
the city:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-30

In the outside precincts both Toole and
Carter had majorities. That of the former
was eighty and Of the latter thirty-one.
The total registration in the city last year
was 1855 and tho highest vote was, a.
stated above, 9, 609, = falling of Of 976 votes.
This year the entire registration is 3,724 or
s61 less than last year. At the spring cleo
ton the vote for mayor was 3,008, nearly
GOO below the vote Of the previous October.
This falling of is accounted for by some
by the fact that many republican, would
vote for neither Davis or Bradford. But
the total vote on city treasurer was only
8,O05 and for police magistrate 1907. This
10 probably due to those republicans who
would not vote any part Of the ticket, be-
cause they would not vote for all the candi-
dates. In other words they simply re-
pose Of comparison the vote of the spring
election BY wards il here given from the
official returns:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-30

Gov. Toole will return from Great Falls
to-day.
Angus A. Mcdonald. the we'll known min
ing man, 10 in town.
Ex-Gov. Haussr has returned from b
hunting trip to northern Montana.
Mrs.. ]. n. Sanders has bssn called to
New York by the serious illness at her
mother.
Marshal Fursy 10 going to take the stump
In the Flathsad country to speak Of the
tariff ON tin.
Bon Harris returned from Butte yester-
day. He 10 making Arrangements TO re-
establish branch house in the Silver City
and will be located ON East Park street In
the Hoffman house block. He says the
that Ii oars Of ore shipped returned 90
per ton.
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Tho Flint Creek District.

The Anaconda company. says the Butte
Miner, il preparing to develop on an extern
sive scale some Of the properties owned by
it in the district. On the Clipper and Ban
ner claims, two Of the most promising Of
the group, three-compartment shaft has
been started by the company and will be
sunk to depth Of fifteen hundred feet
without cessation. A large hosting works
has been erected on the ground and good
wagon road from the various sawmills in
the neiRhborhood to the mines ID now being
graded. The sawmills, it is said, are at
present unable to supply the oompany's de-
mand for timber, and for this reason work
il progressing slowly. The vein passing
through the Clipper and Banner is from IL
to II feet in width and carries about Is per
cent. copper and i've ounces in silver per
ton. Tho seat Of operations by the COM
pany is in. Wiokee- Up creek, about twelve
miles from Melrose, and the prospect for
the establishment of large mining district
there grows better each day. A now town.
site has been laid out close to the new
works by John II. Toole. and already tho
place ID becoming the center Of attraction
by those of the business men Of the district
who have an eye to tho main chance.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-30
down At RED LODGE.
The Psspls There Have No Use for
Carter.

fhs Psspis There Have No Use for
Carter.
RD LoDos, Oct. 1a-Carter viii have TO
make explanations Of an emba1rsssinp
character to our citizens in regard TO his
promise Of opening mp the Grow reserya-
ton. Ths shssp msn are ON the var psth
and are using arguments against Mr.. Car
Ter that rspublisan Doodle cannot refute.
Red Lodge will 90 dsmoeratic despite the
- OF Doodle sead hypoeritiosi oratory.
The last time that Carter was hscs he failed
TO pay tbs rent Of ths hall In which he
spoke and local rsp1blicans ars having .
Aght = 70 Who should pay bin Of els.5o
One lifs-lon9 rsp1blioaa vas hard 10 re-
mark that 10 had 10 pay thsas bilIs and that
vhen b aaksd ths chairman Of the rspub.
heaa eoanty ooomsttss foe - mccoy b.
dnply savs him IL laaeh. Nov ths
swneaf ~ III ~ ~ that ~ asxt
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-30
Copper and Lead nlerkete.

Engineering and Mining journal, OCT. Is:
Coppsr-The tendency being rather weak
ish, We must call the market Hat. SO far
lake copper has not experienced any decline,
and all the companies are firmly holding
for Ito. at which price some sales have
taken place, but the quantities are not up to
tho average. Some secondhand lots can
still be purchased at 1910. For other sorts
We have to report lower quotations, and
the margin between lake copper and the
commoner sorts is now much larger than
circumstances warrant. Arizona copper 10
ohtainable at 16@Bhc; casting at 14h@
14Mc. I,
decline has not been very large, a. custom
ers are holding back, but - the position in
general does not show any change and
stocks continue light, it ID likely that q
larger demand will soon spring up.
The London market has also been unset
tied during the week, and quotations show
rather large fluctuations.
Lead-The scarcity Of this metal oontin-
ues. and the small transactions that have
taken place here for prompt delivery were
made ct 68O@596 cents. Delivery for first
h40@650 cents. Some large arrivals Of for
eign lead are expected early next month,
which will relieve the uncomfortable posi-
ton In which this market has now been
for some time past, but comparative search
u may be expected to prevail for some
time to come 40 no shipments from the
vest OF eastern ports have been reported
for quite while.
| st. Louis Lead Market-Messrs, J. Wahl
q Go. send Us the following by telegraph
o-day: Spot lead 10 no longer SCARCE and
prices are lower daily. owing to liberal Of
ferings from various channels. Last sales
of spot were made at 6.25 cents, but at
close lead can be had for $40 cents. Fu-
November ecember-are held nom
has rather unsettled UNDERGONE"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-30
Bradford's majority, s2o

These are the figures for year upon
which the politician may base his prophecy.
The democrats claim they will carry the
city and county, while the republicans say
they will come out of both by q majority Of
800. This ID, Of course, an absurd claim.
city election that they vote about AZ they
please. Party lines do not stand in the
way Of important issues. Mr.. Carriers ma
jority in the city last year Was only thirty
three. His very shaky record on silver
alone should wipe this away and give q
good majority for Dixon.
In city like Helena whore the population
ID constantly changing it 10 difficult mat
ter to forecast an election with any degree
Of certainty. The First ward for instance
10 always . doubtful district, though the
democrats usually carry it BY . substantial
majority. Bradford's majority there was
ninety-six. Both committees are making
OF the other wards, the Third and Sixth are
usually we'll fought for BY reason Of the
changing population and q larger number
Of floating votes. At the spring election the
democrats carried the Third by ninety-six
majority and the Sixth By forty-si!. Then
Seventh sdd II sas, the s.ss second 'ss
eleven and lost the Fourth 81
one and tho Fifth Of 50. Il was great
clean up from start to finish. The demo-
Gratis thus far have made the most aRgres-
nve campaign In this county. They
pened 6re first and have followed II mp.
Il y believed that they have the best Of the
strength OF the party vote il beyond doubt.
Il 10 I very we'll known fact that several
leading republicans are very luke warm in
the present campaign because they would
o soon 80 Carter defeated g elected.
No one knows this betteE than Mr.. Carter
n&4vha 30 S~skn
active line have thus far failed, though
they pretend some show Of interest.
Carter has bean getting ahead too fast IN
tho councils Of the republican party, to
suit these men. Then again the manage
mont Of the Republican campaign has been
very freely criticised hy tns more ssInsst
relates . q chsirm.n a' Whites pals. he 81.
peatedly been requested to make
Clarke county. The bssS satisfaction
from him Is the reply that Lewis and Clarke
msts friends know that White il . eandi-
date for the next United States ssnatosship.
He knows that IN I'll probability whether
republican or democrat the next United
States senator will be q. west side man.
White would have been elected last winter
il Mantle had been out Of The way; The
vass vas Nantes candidacy. Both are close
friends and neither would Oppose the othsr.
But White % in for the next plum IL Il
drops from . republican tree. Consequent
" he 10 dsvotinR his best efforts to those
counties which elsct eenatorA The soma
torn elected this fall Will vote for The next
United States senator. and White means "a
get ON tho right side Of them. He is there
fore throwing the biggest part Of the money
in thees counties and allowing the othere q
take care Of Themselves. This 10 exactly
what the Lewis and Clarke republicans do
mot like.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-30

i. Doc French, the owner Of the speedy trot-
ting mare Alice. will offer her Tor rattle on
Nov. I. The mare ID we'll known on the
Montana turf, she having been repeatedly
successful this season. She 10 not only
speedy, but possesses rare qualities of en-
durance to 30 found in racer Of her sex,
a. was shown BY her performance during
the Helena meeting Of August, when she
held out seven heats and run field Of eight
of their feet. The big horse John +. was
he was ready to drop at the wire, while
Alice logged In winner. Alice ID worth
$1,000 to any person that wants either q
speedy roadster, . race horse, or standard
bred mare. She has long list Of wins to
her credit and The he man as who y lucky enough
the rattle. Her record is 1926. It is said
that there il standing OFFER Of 500 for the
mare.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-30

The Old emeltsra and Progress - ne D1s-
Ten ard Montana Rlnnt.
From ths Great Falls Tribune: The Great
Falls silver smeltsr Il now under The direot
management Of 1r. 4 r. EmrisA, who has
bssn cennsetsd With that institution since
IT. eaeabliahment, % mining sxpsst IN
which held b. haa few sapsEiora II any. IN
ths vesk M. Rmlish = now permanently
losatsd at 6msltR vAsss - i Gtvine ~
successive baains0 a. - 6oaan1 pG16aaI
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-30
Tho vipond District,

Miner: Tho Jayhawk company,
which lately purchased several claims
in the Vipond district, near Dewey's
Flat, is about to let contract to
the most promising claims in its possession.
The company owns quartz mill, which is
now in operation, and in short time will
be in position to extract and crush orc ON
an extensive scale.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-30

Remember the Daeo.
Hon. w. W. Dixon and William wallace,
Jr., will address the voters Of Helena FRI
day evening at NinR's opera house. This
will be the last opportunity for the people
OF Helena to hear the democratic standard
bearer in this campaign.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-30
VIM Arrive To-Day,

VIII Arrive To-Day.
The following passengers will arrive to-
day on the west-bound Northern Pacific:
Mrs. g. w. Sugden, n. Rely. O. II. Chow
dem, ]. D. Bishop, Geo. L. Jarvis, g. w.
Peer and son.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-30

Mn. Lambsrton will b IN Hslsna Nov. I
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-30
Rsrnember the Dass,

Mems embroidered night shirts only y 1t Ths
Bee Hive = ~ y
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Landheag's cslsheatsd sxtrasts only 10 pr
hott1o q Az BE Hive.
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sneks Asss BessA. nsye.Aer1
WollA.
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s.sGs Asnss Dessh. AsyssAer4 .
wells
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PERSONAL.

Ladies' fast black hose only h psr , air
Bee Hive.