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NOTICE.
To our customers:

10 our customers:
We hereby notify you that Mr.. Sidney
Dundas, for the past year in our employ as
delivery teamster and collector is now no
longer employed by us and has 10 author
lty to receive any money on our account
nor take orders for the delivery of our
lager beer.
A FISHER Brewing Cnmnanv
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Cliff HOUSE.
Located Cor. Main and Third South Streets

Located Cor. Main and Third South Streets.
The Cliff is the best 81 per day house
west of Chicago. Rooms large, cool and
airy, new and handsome furniture, electric
lights, and all the latest conveniences and
accessories. Dining hall spacious and per-
Ject in its appointment Table first-class.
Rooms may be secured by telegraph.
ANDREW G. BRIXEN & Bro. Props.
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Killed nv q. Train

NoRwALK, Conn.,, Jan. 23.-Mr and Mrs.
George Comstock, an aged and wealthy
couple OF Walton, were returning from a
funeral at Walton to-day when the car
rage was struck by train and both
fatally injured. The tracks are hidden by
buildings and there are no gates or fagman.
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against John w. SuIith, who had me ar
rested on the false charge of stealing silver
bullion from the Greystone mill /, in Camp
Floyd mining district. Respectfully yours,
JOHN b. TAYLOR.
SALT LAKE CRY, January %.
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jim July Fatally Mnnnhed

ARDMoRE, Ind. T., Jan. 23-''Jim JULY
alias Starr, husband of the late noted
female outlaw Belle Starr, was fatally
wounded at Caddo Creek to-day, while
resisting arrest.
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Scalded To Death

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. 23.-At the
veneer works this evening, John Gibson
fell in tank of boiling water Andrew
killian and George Kingsworts went to
his rescue, and also fell in. All three were
fatally scalded
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MUNICIPAL CONVENTION.
HEADQUARTERS PEOPLES PARTY,

January L. 1890.
A municipal convention of the Peoples
party is hereby called to convene at the
Fourteenth ward assembly rooms, Salt
Lake city, on Monday, January 81, 1890, at
30 p. M, to nominate candidates for the
various municipal Offices to be filled at the
municipal election to be held February 10.
1890, and for the election of a municipal
central committee. The convention will
consist of one hundred and five delegates
allotted to the several school districts as
follows:
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Union Pacific BlOckaded.

PORTLAND, Ogn., Jan. 23.-Union Pacific
trains are again blocked. 1t has been
showing heavily for the past twenty four
hours, and the roads are grertly DISTRACTED
everywhere.
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Caught in Full Bloom.

New York, Jan. 23.-From Delaware
comes the complaint that the present cold
weather has caught he peach and apricot
buds in full bloom.
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California Nails.

New YORK, jan 23.-CaGfornia mails to
this city are still missing and postoffice
authorities do not know definitely where
they are. They believe they are snow
bound. 1t is now four days since the last
San Francisco mail arrived. They were of
4hp
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year, and another by Springer, of Illinois,
proposing that the House proceed to select
site for the fair by ballot Monday. The
sub committee, which consists of Gambler,
Flower and Hit, was increased by the ad-
ditlon of Wilson, of Virginia, and Frank,
Of Missouri.
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Riddleberger not Exnected 70 Live

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-Private advices
received tonight are to the effect that ex-
Senator Riddleberger, of Virginia, is not
expected to live until morning.
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No News of the Erin.

New YORK, JAN 23.-The agents of the
National Steamship line stated to-day that
they have no additional information re-
garding the steamship Erin which, it is
feared, has foundered with all on board
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WHITE HOUSE

corner of Main and Second South. Most
central location of any hotel in the city.
Opposite postoffice. Union ticket and Pull
man Office in the hotel. Newly remodeled
and furnished throughout. Table unsur-
passed. Electric light, bells and all mod
ern conveniences. Terms S1.5O to 50 per
day. H. L. .HALL. Proprietor. n
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The Louisville Caisson Disaster Verdict

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 23.-The coroner's Jury
the recent horrible caisson dis
aster, returned averdict tonight exoneras-
ing the contractors, and adding: 1--WE be-
heve the said accident was the result of
the men in the caisson becoming panic
STRICKEN u
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In Favor of National Banks.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23-A favorable re-
port has been ordered by the House com
mittee ON banking and currency on bill
to authorize national banks to issue circu-
lation to the full amount of their deposited
bonds
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Mr.. W. II. Baldridge, druggist, Escon-
dido, California, says: ''Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is the best selling medicine
l handle. In fact l sell more Of it than all
other cough medicines combined. Every
one who has used it speaks in glowing
terms of its efficiency For sale by Z. G.
LII drug department
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A Boiler EyDlOsiou.

MURDocHsvILLE, Va, Jan. ga boiler
at the Western and Atlantic Pipe Line
station, on the Burns farm, exploded last
night. j. T. Braden, Engineer Curtis and
Mrs: Burns and a daughter were terribly
Scalded.
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Kyrle Bellew Left by the Lambs.

New YORK, Jan. 23.-Kyrle Bellew, the
actor, was dropped from the roll of mem
bership of the Lambs club at meeting of
the governing committee. The cause was
a bill of $50 due to the steward of the club
for nourishment, solid and liquid.
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Sentence of an Embedding Teller.

New YORK, Jan. 23.-Henry M. Jackson,
former paying teller of the ub-treasury,
who ran away to Canada with $4,000, and
who pleaded guilty to the charge of en-
bezzlement few days ago, was today
sentenced to six years. Imprisonment and a
fine of $4,000 the amount he embezzled.
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Socialist EXPULSION Clause Rejected.

BERLIN, Jan. 23.-The reichstag today
rejected the expulsion clause of the Social
lst bill and decided by vote of 166 to Ill
to make the measure permanent
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Suicide From La Crime.

NEWARK, N. j., Jan. 23-Gottlieb Mutzer,
civil engineer of this city, committed sui
eide this morning during a fit of temporary
insanity produced by la grippe
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Gentlemen wishing the Miller or Christy
hats should remember that we are sole
agents for the city.
BAsT-MARsHALL MER. Co.,
142 Main street
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Our lines of gentlemen's walking, driv-
ing and party gloves are unsurpassed.
BAsT-MARsHALL MER. Co,
142 Main street,
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r. E. Rex, of this city, representing
Jesse Harris, of Fort Collins, Col, the Gel
ebrated importer of English and Scotch
horses, will receive Car load of horses on
the 18th of January. He would be pleased
to show to all lovers of the horse some of
the grandest animals on earth. Call at
room II, IS East First South street. Up
stairs
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Murder and Suicide.

CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-Nicholas Mercer MUIR
dered his wife shortly before noon to-day,
and then committed suicide. jealousy was
the cause
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The Seventeenth.

Members of the Seventeenth Ward marching
Clue are requested to meet at the schoolhouse
this evening at 7:30. A full attendance is de-
sired. GEORGE F. FELT, Captain
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THE MOUNTAIN ICE co

need more men at their houses, corner 4th
West and 18th South. Can give employ
ment to all who apply. Come as early as
Won caD
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Vicar General Legare Dead.

QUEBEC, Jan. 23.-Monsigneur Legare,
vicar general of this arch diocese, died to-
day of la grippe
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Pleasant to the taste and readily taken
is Simmons Liver Regulator. X
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UNIoN PACIFIC LANDS

Utah Real Estate and Investments c. E.
Wantland, agent POI S. Main street, Salt
Lake city.
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SUGAR Cane DESTROYED

HAVANA, Jan. 23.-Nine hundred and
nifty thousand pounds of sugar cane of an
estate near Cienfuegues, have been de-
stroyed by fire.
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Rubber boots and artics just received at
Dunf ord 5, opposite Salt Lake theatre. r
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PERSONAL MENTION.

WILLIAM MORROW came up from Granger
yesterday.
yesterday.
WILLIAM ARCHIBALD is in from snowy
Snyderville.
HENRY TRIBE returned Thursday morning
from months sojourn in Chicago.
Mr.. ADAMS, of Adams and Sons company,
Layton, was in town on business yesterday.
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A. FISHER Brewing Company.

500 tons choice baled hay for sale in car
lots1 only, by D. L. Davis, IS and 20 w.
1st South ST.
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GREAT CLOSING OUT

Blanket Sale at
LIPMAN, WALLERsTEIN 81 Co.'s.
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BILLS FOR NEW STATES.
An Unfortunate Find in which New Mex
leo as Usual Suffers at the Hands
of Congress.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The advocates
of the admission Of Idaho have at last,
and after considerable delay, secured
favorable action on the part OF the house
committee on territories.
The delay was first oCCasioned by Nor
mon complications and afterward by the
anxiety of some of the Democratic mem
| bers of the committee to secure some sort
of com mpromise by which they could also
secure favorable report OF New Mexico
or Arizona, or both. Failing IN this,
they agreed to allow the Idaho report to
be made.
Mr.. Springer, who leads the opposi-
ton, asked for time to prepare an ad-
verse report before the presentation OF
the affirmative report, but said he might
not make it. He and Mr.. Mansur have
been working very diligently on an omni-
bus bill admitting Wyoming, Idaho, New
Mexico and Arizona, but they have en-
countered q stone wall every time they
have made the effort.
Arizona is divided or the subject of adj
mission, Delegate Smith wants the terri
tory admitted, but Gov. Wolfey opposes,
and Delegate Joseph seems to represent
his people when he asks simply for an
enabling act for New Mexico.
There is no doubt but that If the com
mittee would agree to admit all four OF the
territories the bill would be put through
at lightning speed, and there IS very little,
if any, doubt that Wyoming and Idaho
will be admitted even in the face OF Mr..
Sprnger's opposition.
He may succeed IN organizing his party
against these bills, but if he does that it
will help to insure the success of both
bills, as they have now been favorably
acted upon by the committee of both
! hDusps
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A Remarkable Flood.

Judge W. G. Hazledine, general solicitor
of the Atlantic a. Pacific company, is in
the city to-day attending a meeting OF the
trustees OF the Episcopal church property
in New Mexico. Just before leaving Albu-
querque he met General Manager Robin
son, who had been out on the A. q I, line
looking after the damage resulting from
last Saturdays storm i'll Arizona. Mr.
Robinson informed him that the floods
which swept through the mountain
streams on that date were remarkable for
their suddenness and their volume. AT
Winslow the little stream of Clear creek
sprang from mountain r!ll into mighty
river in twelve hours. The water at Wins
low rose fity-eight feet in one day. Con-
siderable damage was done at Winslow
and Flagstaff. At the latter place fine
new plant of pumping machinery, just put
III for supplying the town with water, was
swept away completely, A large number
Of dwellings we're flooded at Flagstaff.
This is the same storm that carried ont
the Walnut Grove dam near Prescott and
which, when the facts are finally learned,
will show total loss of fully 100 human
lives
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Artesian water and Pluck.

A visitor III the city to-day from Anto-
nito, less than 100 miles north OF Santa
Fe on the d. 4 Il. q. road, says artesian
water and pluck are bringing that town
to the front rapidly. He cites few facts
to prove this assertion: Beers u Myers
have commenced operations on hotel
costing $4,000, to be constructed OF block
stone and brick. The hotel will be com
pleted this summer. The town board
has granted a franchise TOR street car
line to be completed by the lst OF Septem'
ber. The Taos Valley Canal company
expects to resume work on the 10Th OF
March, and water works system on the
gravity plan will b. introduC ed this sum
mer. Thus again is it demonstrated that
water is the basis OF all prosperity in the
southwest. A community that first de
velops its water soon finds other enter
prises following in quick succession. This
is hlnt for Santa Feans.
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Died,
Mrs. Rogers, wife of Mr.. Louis ]

Mrs. Rogers, wife OF Mr.. Louis Rogers,
of Huntington, L. l., fell asleep in death
at II O'Clock last night. Two months
ago the family came here in hopes of be-
ing cured OF consumption. Mr.. Rogers
has Jared quite we'll, but his good wife's
disease was too far advanced. MIS-. Rog-
ers was 80 years of age. Though the
family had made but few acquaintance
here, a general interest was felt in thei
welfare, and much sympathy is ex
pressed for the sorrowing household
Mrs. Secord, mother of Mrs. Rogers
and her younger daughter, will accom-
pany the remains to New York on Mon
day, Mr.. Rogers remaining here, as hi
health will not admit of his taking tn
long journey.
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The Tempter Tempts North Dakota.

BISMARCK, Oak, March, 1.-The editor
of the Tribune has received a telegraph
from A. Dauphin, president Of the Lou
isiana state lottery, dated yesterday, re-
newing his offer to pay for the privilege
OF continuing the lottery business in Da-
kota. He says: 'If the Sandager bill
becomes a law We will perfect our Organi-
zation at once, incorporatngunder the act,
and pay the money into the state treas
Ilry at once"
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and thoroughly reliable safe
blower to take his place yesterday W. +.
Ensig, better known as "ScOtty Morgan, "
applied, saying he had served seven
years in California for blowing safe Of
San Francisco brokers, and that he con
siders himself an expert.
Several others have applied for the job,
but he will probably get it.
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The ConcIave of knights Templar.

DENVER, March 1.-The grand com
manders OF Knights Templar OF Colorado
are formulating plans upon most eX-
tensive scale for the entertainment OF
delegates to the trlennial conclave for the
United States, which is to be held IN
Denver in 1892. 1t is proposed to raise
fund OF at least $2OO,0 600 for this pur-
pose, $75, 900 of which is to be expended
in the erection OF mammoth auditorium
which will cover an entire block and ac-
commodate an assemblage OF $1,000 peo-
pie.
The plans for this structure have re-
Gently been completed by Architects f.
L. Elbrooke & Co., and are for a building
800 feet long aud 266 ieet wide. Around
the building on the outside are fifty
two rooms, each 2OX30 feet in size. In
the center is the main hall, 4lOx=06 feet.
In front is the reception parlor, 3OxlOO
feet.
1t is expected that the colnmandery
will be called upon to entertain upward
OF 40, 900 guests upon the notable occa-
sion, and it is proposed to do it in a man
ner which will eclipse anything Of the
kind ever attempted in the country. One
OF the principal features Of the entertain
ment will be Il grand reception and ball
in the great auditorium, which it is in
tended shall surprise the inaugural ball at
Washington or the McAlliSter ball III New
| York,
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RIizzarna in TCXaS.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2S.-Dispatches re-
ceived from various cities in Texas report
that the serverest norther of the season
prevailed in that state yesterday. Rain,
seet and snow fell over large part OF the
state and the mercury sank to two degrees
below the freezing point. In many places
the fruit crop Is badly damaged and early
vegetables are destroyed. The same cold
wave passed over Arkant as and reports
state that much damage las been done to
fruit and vegetables.
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PosTMAsTERs CONFIRMED.

Postmasters California-Solomon D.
Bosworth, Grass Valley; Joseph McKown,
Livermore; Fred Axe, Eureka; NJ. II.
Bailhache, Martinas; W. q. Vawter,
Santa Monica.
Oregon-Jesse G. Baker, La Grange.
Washington - Alfred w. Strong Spo-
kane Falls.
Caifornia-G. Fill, Ira and S. Haight,
Redland.
Nevada-Richard S. Rodman Carson
City.
Washington-Edward H. Orcutt, Pa
louise; Simeon C. Cramer, Cheney.
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Secretary Window has directed that a
lease be made with the North American
Commercial company, of New York and
San Francisco for the exclusive privilege
OF taking fur seals upon the islands OF st.
George and st. Paul, Alaska, for twenty
years from May |. This company made
three proposals for the privilege, The
one accepted by the secretary is known
as "Did No. H." and differs from the
other two in being an offer without con-
ditions. Among other things the com
pany agress as far as practicable and con
sistent with their interests to encourage
dressing, dyeing and marketing OF sea
skins within the limits of the Unitet
States. The annual revenue to the gov
efnment under the lease on basis o
100 900 seal per annum will be about 81
100000, as against 100000 under tn
present lease to the Alaska Commercia
company.
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Te|egTaphic TidiOgs 6
WASBINGTON MATTERS
nnGE RREMER's SUCCESSOR.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The president
has sent to the senate the name OF Henry
G.. Caldwell to be circuit judge Of The Sth
district. 10 succeed Judge Brewer, thus
disappointing all the prophets, His al'-
polntment was considerable Of surprise,
rs various other men have been more
alked OF for The place.
Judge Caldwell il judge of one OF the
Arkansas federal district courts, with
headquarters at Little Rock.
Senator Jones when asked to tell some
thing about him replied: "He is origin
ally an Iowa man and was colonel dur
ing the war, aitcrward settling in Arkan-
sas He has been OH the bench long
time, and was, l think, appointed by
President Grant He is about 50 or 90
years of age.
ale is strong partisan, a Republican,
of course, but is fine lawyer, man OF
integrity and great ability and in the
prime Of life. | think he will give salts
faction us circuit judge"
JUDGE o'BRIEN CONFIRMED.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-The following
combinations lave been made
Chief justice of the supreme court of
Nv Mexico, James O'Biien, OF Mime
sofa.
Associate justice of the supre court OF
Arizona, Joseph II. Kibbey.
United States attorney for Arizona,
Harry r. Jeitords.
Registers of land Offices: John c.
Martin, Prescott, A. 7, Alfred F. Dixon,
Susanville, CAL; Alon1o Cleaver, LAZY
rande, Ore. J. E. Russell, Cgur D Alene,
Idaho; W. II. Clark, Lincoln, Neb. T..
G. Ross, Walla Walla, W. 7.
Surveyor general of California, William
H. i'ratt.
Supervisor of California, William B.
Mosher, 5th district.
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NEW MEXICO ITEMS.

Senator Teller introduced bill to grant
to the Mesilla Valley Irrigating q Land
company the right Of way for an irrigating
ditch across the Fort Selden military res
ervaton in New Mexico. The right Of
way is not to exceed 100 feet in width and
is to follow the line heretofore approved
by the secretary of war and the COM
manding officer at Fort Selden. Con-
gresham Dorsey introduced the bill in
the house.
Senator Teller also introduced several
bills for the relief of sufferers from Indian
depredations in New Mexico. One ap-
p,op,iates 81 ,625 to Anthony B. Rohman
for losses sustained in lS4S and another
gives 81. 25Oto Roman Vigil, and another
$500 to the heir of ADastacio Sandoval.
COMPENSATION OF U. S. ATTORNEYS.
A favorable report was made in the
house on the bill allowing United States
attorneys in Arizona and New Mexico the
same maximum compensation which is
allowed to United States attorneys in
other states and territories.
A POSTMASTER AT TECOLoTE.
S. Lopez has been appointed postmas-
ter at Tecolote, n. NJ.
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Stanley Comes North in April.

LONDON, March IA letterfrom STAN
lev was read at a meeting of the corpora
ton of the city of Lonuon to-day,
Stanley says he hopes to arrive in Lon-
don April 10, when he will receive the ad
dress which it is the intention OF the cor
poration to present him.
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Blair made an attack upon the Asso-
cated Press for not reporting more fully
his speeches..
Hawley defended the Associated Press
and stated that the organization had done
it's whole duty. He intimated that it was
the fault of the senator's speeches that he
was not reported more fully.
Blair replied and he was quite enter
| tanning.