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Liberal Pilgrims" at Brigham
CITY.

Yesterday the special train bear
ing the party of campaigners who
style themselves "Liberal Pill
grims" reached Brigham City, and
a meeting was attempted TO be held
on the Court House steps. The
audience consisted of the "piI-
grims. . who had come to talk, and a
few small boys A few Of the
speakers addressed each other and
the urchins, and the meeting
came to a close after extending over
a period Of about fifteen minutes.
The "Liberal'' candidate for Con-
gress and a numbs: Of the big guns
OF the party were present and shared
in the chsgrin consequent upon the
fiZZie.
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Home Missionaries.

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Home Missionaries Of Salt Lake
Stake Of Zion will be held in the
Social Hall on Wednesday, Oct.
10Th, 1890, at 7:30 pm.
All the members are requested 10
attend the meeting. In cases where
brethren cannot attend they viii
please report their labors in writing.
This Is required from all.
I'D. STIRLING, Clerk,
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Two Years, Sentence Completed.

This morning toct 2s) Brother
Joseph Turner, whose home, we be-
Iieve, is in Lehi, was released from
the penitentiary, having completed
a sentence of two years on a charge
of adultery, alleged to have been
committed with his wife. The
judgment required him to pay the
costs but no fine.
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Political CLUB at Fountain Green.

Correspondence Of the DESERT NEWS. ]
Mr.. G. NJ. Nielsen, member Of the
Peoples Party executive committee,
visited this precinct on the 25th
inst, and an organization Of the
Peoples Party residing in this place
was effected. The organization is
to be known as the Peoples Party
Political Club of Fountain Green,
and the following named officers
were elected: Nephi Robertson,
president; William F. Cook, vice
president; Lars Nielsen, secretary,
and Cornelius COllard, treasurer.
LARS NIELSEN,
FOUNTAIN GREEN, Oct. %, 1890.
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CITY TREASURER'S OFFICIAL
STATEMENT
Concerning Salt Lake City Bonds
OF 1891.

The following exhibit Of the
financial condition of this city has
been prepared by J. b. Walden, city
treasurer, in connection with the
sale Of municipal bonds:
by whom issued-Salt Lake CITY.
! Purpose OF consolidating additional
water supply, city buildings and other cor
Number Of issue-FIve hundred.
Observation-Disclosures thousand dollars.
Rate OF interes:-fve per cent per an
| mum.
When interest Is uayab,o-january hrst
and Jelly first Of each year.
Where interest Is payable Importers
I and Traders National Bank ,NewYork CITY
or Union National Bank, salt Lake CITY. at
[ option OF bondholder.
Date OF Bonds-January I. lsli.
1911.
where principal Is payab,e-At on e OF
City Treasurer SAT- Lake City.
option-The bonds are suhj,f % rsismg-
con At any time after ten years from IheIr
date at option Of city.
Sumser OF this issue TO be sold-Three
hundred.
Number OF this issue previously sold
None have becn offered OF sold before.
Manner Of sale-To highest bidder.
When bids will be received-From De
cembsr slst 10 10 O'Clock m January 5lh,
1871.
BY whom bids reeeived-J. Il. Walden,
city treasurer.
When BIDS will be opened-Janulry 5.
l-a0. ~ 10 O'Clock a. m.
Present bonded deht-S5ol go.
Entire city debt-S590.OO-
Cash 10 treas ry-s5i. 0lsl9.
Assessed valuation OF property Cor The
year iSsg-Sl6 81 1890.
Assessed valuation OF property for the
year ls91-over $50. oOo. 0Qo.oL
Population. per censas lsS9-2OT6s
Popu.ati N, per census jane q, ls9)-53,-
LAWS AUTHORIZING ISSUE or BONDS.
Act Of Congress, approved July %, ls>s,
VIII n provides a. follows
That no political or municipal CORPORA
ton. county or 9th =r subdIvision ia any
Of the Territories Of the United States,
shall ever become indebted 10 any m1nner,
or Tor any purpose. 20 any amount IN the
aggregate, Including existing Indebtedness.
exceeding four per ceutum on the value OF
the taxable property within such corpora
ton county or subdivision, 20 be ascer-
tanned BY the last assessment"
Act Of the Governor and legislative As
sembly OF the Territory OF Utah entitled
% An Act providing for the Incorporation OF
cities" approved March :. isss-
Resolution Of the City Council Of salt /
Lake City entitled "a resolution providing /,
for the issue Of bonds for corporate pur. |
poses, adopted October7, l.91.
REMAINS.
All payments and liabilities, bonded ~
have heretofore been promp-s /
met
The prevailing nationality j. American.
Bonds heretofore issued have generally i
sold above par, and never a. less than
par.
TSiEredn J. B. WALDEN.
October >, leo. City Treasurer.
EUNIrED STATES OF AMERICA.
TERRITORY OF UTAH,
City and County OF sat Lake.
I lreby certify that the foregoing state.
nent 4 to the best OF my knowledge true
and correct. In testimony whereof lave
iereu ito set my hand and affixed the cor.
,oraie scal OF said city this 18th day OF
october. 1880.
SEAL LoUIs HTANs.
City Recorder.
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A Fatal Mistake.

Last evening a miner named
VIM. d. Morrow, employed at the
Marsac mill at Park City,quit work,
feeling i'll. He went home and, in
tending to take some diluted alco-
hol, put some sugar and water in n
glass, and then poured in a quanti-
ty Of what he supposed was alcohol.
He had swallowed the draught be
fore discovering what an awful mis-
take he had made. He had drank
a large dose of carbolic acid. Medi-
cal aid was quickly summoned, but
it was in vain. The patient suf-
fered horrible agony about an hour.
ana then died.
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fEoPLtS POLITICAL MEET.
tNCS.
Times, Places and Speaker, in Sal,
Lake County.

Meetings in the interes, of the
Peoples Party will be held n.
announced below, and the ppblic
are respectfully invited to attend
them. Committeeman and Other
acuVe members of the party are re.
guested to circulate the news and do
all that is in their power to secure
large assemblies and arouse general
interest. The speakers will please
take notice Of their appointments,
as they will not probably receive any
other notification. In caS,, - az
inability Of any speaker n attsrS
he should at once inform the Secre-
tary OF the Peoples Territorial Cen.
trail Committee: - 81"
TUESDAY, OCT. 2S.
BIG COTTONWOOD. incIudinc
EAST MILL CREEK: John Nicbot
son, John NJ. Cannon, Isaac Har
rlson, Sen, and Thomas w Russell
WEDNESDAY, Ocr. %.
SUGAR HOUSE: Royal b. Young
Richard Howe, I. NJ. WadJei1'
Heber Bennion.
THURSDAY, Der. 30.
SorTu JORDAN, Including Hrp
R Z. Seymour b. Young. John
=. Mackay, J. w. Eardley. Isaac |
harrison, Jr, Jos. X. Williams.
IAYLoRsvILLE, including GRAN
GER: +. A. Mitchell; Job Reading.
VIC. A. SmOOt, J. l.. Nebeker
FRIDAY, OcT. 81.
DRAPER: B. F. Cummings. Jr
J. a. Oliver, Thomas Howell. : |
/. Howard.
RIVERTON, including Rtr-p,
DALE; Joseph Felt, Robert Danzie.
a. ;. Geddes, Niels Lind.
PLEASANT GREEN, including
HUNTER: John c. Mackay. o. p
Miller, Heller Bennion, WIN. Rrad-
ford.
MOUNTAINS DELL: L. G. Handy.
christian Peterson, 4. H. WooIley,
George NJ. Spencer.
SATURDAY, Nov.I.
MURRAY, including UNION and
5UTLER: b. F. Cummings, Jr., w.
". Merrill, Royal B. Young, w. c. |
\. SmOOt.
BRIGHTON, including NORTH
,JiNT; b. w. briggs, Jr., Thos.
lowell, Heller Bennion, Henry
;rane.
MONDAY, Nov. 3.
SANDY: Thos. F. Howell, John
1aorum, o. =. WOOlley, Christian
'eterson.
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Third District Court.

In the Third District Court to-
day the following business was
transacted:
Mark Schas VS.. Andrew J. Burt:
tried and submitted yesterday.
Court delivers opinion and finds for
plaintiff that goods belong to him;
thirty days granted to move for new
trial.
William Douglas VS.. Mark Nc
Kimmins; appeal dismissed.
Mrs. G. t. Veil vs.. G. w. Kinney;
Jury case; evidence closed; case
argued; court instructs the jury;
verdict for plaintiff, $3.50.
r. ID. Winters VS.. Douglas A.
Smiley ct al; jury case; in progress.
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The bOdy was embalmed and
shipped at ) O'Clock for Springfield,
where the interment will take
place.
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The LASDRErH SUICIDE
'A'''ea %sr Of the Tragic Occurrence.
The eOrOner's Inquest. 'eH'F'

A brief account Of III.
vss, a %. Landreth was given in
en nei'eu The fact that few mon,hs
a .so deceased accompanied bv his
~ " sea and eight-year-Old son, came
s = '' a.. Lake from Springfield, III
lor The benefit of his health ~
wa Wa a man Of means, and took m
ms abode on West Temple str.s -
oetWsen Sixth and Seventh So,,.,'
where he hal provided .
comfortable home. In copss'
quenee Of his health shom
ing no sign Of improven,..,,
Nr; Landreth became very oian'
anu respondent, and was 1psIIo
sleep at night. On SUNDAY 10, "
desired his wife to fix IN n senar,e
oea Tor him In the same roon, l 100
h h' 70 that he should not distnrh
h hel rel. she did so, and after thaS |
liau retired he commenced taIIing
!, returning to Illinois. asLin6
us Vile II she would start tha.s
lhe next day. She agreed IN HI
and after some fn,thns
'alk she went to sleep. lint SOM
time after was awakened Inv ~
lng her husband dressing himself
4 putting on his clothes Mr..
l-andreth went out Of the bouse
anu MS wife dozeSi off again. When
ne awoke she found that he had
not returned and commenced To feel
nervous. At 1 O'Clock she n,rtIv
1T ssed herself and went out In the
'ard TO see what had become of him.
horrible sight met her gaze.
'wingiDg from the limb of a tree
imp, mOtionless and cold, was the
orm CT her husband. Mrs. Land
eth rushed 10 the tree and lifting
he body so that the strain was
iken from the rope by which it wa
lspended, screamed for helm
lessrs. Derge aud Warner, who
'ere near at hand. came to her as
stance and cut he body down.
life had been extinct at least an !
our.
Coroner Harris was notified and
al tie body removed to Evans &
.oss' undertaking rooms, where /
q Inquest was held yesterday after j
oon- After hearing the evidence \
lie following verdict was returned: !
We. the Jury. on oath say that We find g
II the deceased came O. his death by v
Insing. and that the sad hanging was =
mmittcd by himself with suicidai intent,
4. T. EOHEE u
7. :. BROWN, c
J. {. Ross, ri
Jurors. II
The body was embalmed and o
tipped at ) O'Clock for Springfield. Il
here the interment will take III
ace. 10
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FRAGMENTS.

.rp,L MANAGER RESsEGUIE
6EN c. 10 Omaha on Union Pacific
- ZANE Yesterday admitted
. y ~, Greer aud Howard Price
:, eidzsushir'
- ". ECCLES. general pass
Ai.- .rsnt OF the Union Pacific,
el ....-,,.i last night from his visit to
o.asiI9.
,,.,,,-vry are busily engaged
sidewalk on the north part
',msr.ial street, in font OF the
nets block,
ri. stated that the electric line
ral south street, running west
% AN West. and thence south,
n b IN operation shortly.
,.4flp'~ coat was picked up
he east gate OF the Temple
- 1n sunday. 1t may be OBJ
...-irsi on application at this Office.
YESTERDAY Mr.. Henry II. Smith. |
.-.,rgI clerk Of the House Of Rep !
.y--.-f..ivt- n Washington, and his
.I-1rbtsr arrived in the city on a
.f1-. visit They are staying at the
,aLlsu Hotel.
,rresa an illness Of less than one
-. tHs death OF Miss Flora
scr youngest daughter Of MIR
william Asrer, Of the Nineteenth
'r5rl. occurred last night. the rause
ing typhoid fever. She was n
A.. e-timi1.e Young lady. and the
srsavcd psrents have the deep
rnn;by Of "a wide circle of friends
! .Hei- slI ariiiction.
Asa set or to the action Of the
IS company in summarily CUTTING
z the -a- supply at the post Office
5.,nas.sr Benton made a purchase
. four aGe-EallOn Rochester larlns
ah .a.lect0rS. Mr.. Benton asserts
sttdcse viii answer every pur-
* il enabling the officials 10 GET I
-ggh tleir nocturnal duties. &
Nh. EmEECK Of the ITnite5 {
.tas Coast Survey returned yester-
r from the Green River. Utah !
.u--y where he Is triangulatino
Territory along the thirty-nintb
aIlaI &c j. stated that in one
-s season this will be completed
the .oli9wing year the work will 7
carried into Colorado. Mr. :
lhscS viii remain in Salt Lake ?
month. Snj then return 10
-IIugtuu.
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The regular officers meeting of
ne Young ladies' Mutual Improve
1sai Association OF this Stake will
{ hell IA the Fourteenth Ward
hs..es Society Hall, next Saturday
November Z, 1t II am. 4 fun at.
.sli1ucgl desired.
NARY a. FREEZE.
Stake President.
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rha aNeradar al Queenstown.

Advices from New York state
that the Guion steamer Neradd
reached Queenstown on the 2srd
inst. at 4 PM, having made the
tTin in nine days and three hours
a Marty of Laiter-day Saint mis-
sionaries were ON board,
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Electi0n Indgps

The Utah Commission has ap-
.iu.eI Thomas J. Steed and John
Fife Is Judges Of election for Sliced
--sciuc,, Davis county.
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Primary Association Meeting.

Ae1egui9r monthly meeting Of the
's7- Of the Primary Associations
this sake VIII be held at the resi-
-s-te o. Sister Ellen {. Clawson.
-l..1 house east OF the Eagle Gate.
-FlllE next az , pm. Il is ex-
.s..=l ,LAt every ward in the city
-l-s many rs possible Of the coun-
. rl-ls VIII be represented.
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Notice 90 Our Pnfron

Not having any Telephone, our
customers will please leave orders at
Margetts' Bios. Book Store, or at
Phillip Margetts' Wine Depot for
Margetts' Ale and Porter, also for
Malt and Hops.
ESTATE OF r. b. MARGETTs.
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JOHN C. CUTLER & BRO
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Bound Over.

Yesterday John Larsen, Of this
l.EwaS taken UefOre Commissioner
yuelL and aIraigned on a charge
unlawful cIhabitatiOn. He was
-l'-i under Sl51 bonds to await
-5ag-i7n Of the grand jury.
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HE Immigrants.

Thec1mpauy Of immigrants now
lra-e 90 Utah are attached to the
IT, mail train and will arrive in
-i- city over the Union Pacific N
next Thursday morning.
-l'sl q regular passenger train.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-28

The Mountain Ice and Cold
Storage Co. take pleasure in an
nOunclng to the public that their ice
manufacturing plant is now in sue
cessful operation, and that they are
prepared to furnish distilled artesian
water ice in any quantity desired.
The absolute purity Of the ice is
guaranteed.
The public are cordially invited
to visit the works Of the Co. at No.
SEQ 5. Third West Street.
Inquiries NAV be made at the up
town office, No. 81 East, Second
South Street. DIFF
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Probable Democratic Victory.

A special telegram to the NEWS
tum Anaconda, Montana, announ-
gzs inst THE prospect for the election
e DAan &c Congress, by the Demo-
t-3,s. j. good.
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n MiIIDo NJ,

Food Will lodge in the inierstices between
the teeth. and II becomes a souyce OF their
decay. SOZODONT Will dislOdgs such de
posts. and prevent the mischief All par
ents should provide sOZODONT, and thus
secure the health OF their ohiidren's teeth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-28

Diphtheris, that terrible. scourge is
the result of Microbes. Radam'
Microbe Killer will destroy the
Microbe.
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Waited one ton Beeswax,
JOHNSON, PRATT & Co
8aliar.i'S uorehound Syrup for
WhOoIinE Cough.

.'ahf Aoftuouhu syrup Tor
WhOoEinE Cough.
There is no remedy in the world
which will give such prompt relief
in WhOoping Cough as BdHard's
HOrehCiud Syrup. II will positively
cure il. II you will try ii your chill
dren will not keep you awake all
night coughing. Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup is the most cooling
and soothing remedy for consump-
ton, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and
Asthma, in the wcFld. IL is free
from opium. 1t builds up new tie
sue, strengthens The Lungs, and IL
an Incompatible remedy, made Of
the last ard puPst materials. II
your Lungs are weak aud you have
4 tickling Ia year throat, you need
Il. y. G. NJ. ]. Agent. %
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The Patent Sofa Bel at San
berg's Furniture Co., is as fine Par
Tor Sofa as can be found. Come
and see il. los W., South Temple.
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Radam's Microbe Killer cures
diseases 10y removing the cause. Ii
l. perfectly harmless.
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Go 20 the Saudbcrg Furniture Co,
los W., South Temple St, and ex-
anime the New Sofa Bed. Best
In the market.
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SPE CIAL NOTICES.

Go TO SPENCER, BYwATER & Co,
opposite City Hall, for Tin Roofing,
Guttering, Spouting, Stoves and
Tinware, etc.
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WHO NEED ANYTHING IN THE
w Clothing line 20 call upon Baton d
Co., ~ Main 81. where they will End 4 well
elected stock OF mems and boys suits
oIerals, bats, caps, shirts, etc, AZ very low
riccs. This firm Is reliable and will treat
you rlEnL ar.
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The New Sofa Bed is the best for
Offices and Physicians.
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All diseases that are the result Of
Microbes can be cured by using
Nficrobe Killer. dim
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And the following from the Terri
torial statute upon the subject:

A right TO the use o; water for any useful
purpose II hereby recognized and
acknowledged 10 have vested and ac-
crued as a primary right. 10 the extent Of,
and reasonable necessity for s1ch use
thereof, under any Of the following cir
cumsfanceE.
!. Whenever any person or persons shall
have taken. diverted and used any Of the
i,isaBpropriatoi water Of any natural stream.
water course, lake or spring, or other naiu
raj source Of supply
2. Whenever any person shall have had
the peaeeahle, uninterrupted use Of water
FOR period OF seven years.
1t is urged that the unlawful
acquisition Of large tracts Of land
by syndicates and Spectators, to the
Injury Of the genuine settler and
home-seeker, should he put stop
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COHN BROS.
ladies' WRAPS At REMARKABLY LOW Prices!

BERLIN AND NEW YORK NOVELTIES IN WRAPS JACKETS AND
PLUSH SACQUES. Ea- Express Brings Additions Daily
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NOTICE.
Utah aud Sat LAKE. Canal ConpaHy.
Principal Place Of Business, salt lake
Civ. I-rah

city, I tah-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ az meeting % the Trustees, held on
the a0th day OF September. A. ID. is90, an
Assessment OF one Dollar Der share was
levied on the Capital Stock Of the Cor
poration, payable TO the Secretary, at the
General Office Of the Company, Room 10.
Hooper q Eldrcdge Block. salt Lake CITY.
Utah, on the lsth day OF November, ls9J
Any stock upon which this assessment NAV
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of Novem-
per, ls.0, will be delinquent and advertised
for sale NJ public auction. and unless nav
ment . made before. will be sold on the
-oth day Of December. ls91, 10 pay delin-
quent assessment, together with the cost Of
advertising and expense OF sale.
ELIAS A. SMITH. sec'v,
Utah and salt Lake Canal COMPANY.
Location Of ONCE. salt Lake City, Utah.
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WANTED.

EREsH MILCH COWS. FOR CASH.
Apply 10 address GEORGES McCAR-
ROLL, 81 :. Main street, S l. Civ. an 81
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SHEPARD, GROVE 4 sHEP ARD
Il AW E1s.
WE ADVISE OUR FRIENDs

Rooms, 90 and 50 Wasatch Building, salt
lake city Also. Anthony, Kansas and
Muscogee, Indian Territory.
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OGDEN COLLEGE,
WIN. A. OBENoHAIN, A. NJ, PRESIDENT.
DEAR SIR:

DEAR SIR:
am more than pleased with my Howe
Yentilating Stove, and cannot say too much in
its praise. In the first place, 1t is the only
base burner hare erer that is con-
structed on correct principles, aChile Ia
heating capacity and economy Of fuel 1t is
all that you claim for 1t. In the fresh air
tohich Il ,carms and difuses throughout TIE
house there is a OdJminess Of temperature
tcIich IhaUe neUer found ii the heat of any
her store; not even when sitting close to the
stove is there any sense of oppressiveness
Very truly yours,
WIN. A. OBEYCHAIN, Prest.
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All payments and liabilities, bonded -
otherwise, have heretofore been promp-s
met.
The prevailing nationality j. American.
Bonds heretofore issued have generally
sold above par, and never a. lesa than
par
Isi.red1 J. B. WALDEN.
October >, 100. City Treasurer.
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A VICTOR SAFETY BICYCLE. FINDER
"a will confer n favor by leaving IL at or
sending notice Of its whereabouts TO JAS.
W. EAEDLEY's Lumber Yard. d.
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Buy your drugs of "the boys, +"
johnson, Pratt & Co., IS Main st.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Il Stockholders OF the South Jordan
Canal Co., will be held AZ p. m. on Mon
Day October 9Th, ls9Q. al West Jordan
Ward House, salt Lake Co. for the election
OF officers for the ensuing two wears
uds "a g. a. GIBBS, >ec'y.
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WE HAVE MOVED BACK

The Constitution Building,
No. SO MAIN ST.
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HiEaErs AND sTOUHs.
hET YORK STOCKS.
- - % Z
40 dun, barely steady.


~. Chicago, oct. %. lis p. N.
NJ H nm cash, l0Iii a 4; Dec 4,
Finn cash, - Dec, SIS May,
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