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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-22
BIG FIRE AT MILFORD.
The Greater Part OF the Town Goes
Up In Flame.

Milford, Utah, May 2T.-Abou
four O'Clock a fire broke out in ,
stable across the street west Of tn,
depot and spread very rapidly
famed by 4 gale from the south
Leaping across the street, it burned
a large warehouse containing agri
cultural implements, the express
office and postofiice, and totally
destroyed the building and con.
tents.
Itnext took the Jolif House and
Fitzpatrick Bros. & Collins store,
and completely destroys ed both, with
all contents. They did not save
anything but the books.
1t Their took the engineers Office
and two saloons 10 the ground. The
wind was still blowing hard and all
the citizens in the Forth end Of the
towE went 10 save the dwelling
houses. That occupied by Matthew
wild, section foreman, was badly
damaged. Other Of the Union
Pacific company's houses occupied
by the agent and clerk caught fire,
but were put out with little damage.
About this time the wind changed
and blew Just as hard from the north,
which called all the force in town
to save the warehouses and depot
property, which had very narrow
escape. The fire was fought man
fully by the men who could stand
it, and the place Is now safe. The
fire Is now burning, at pm, but
there l. n good force NJ work.
Ii l. estimated that the damage
will reach $4,000. Fitzpatrick Bros.
d Collins are the heaviest losers.
The Consolidated Implement COM
Iany are the next. The former
claim il will take SIS, 900 TO cover
their loss, while the Consolidated
Implement Company lose fully SI2,-
900. The rest is scattered.
Three valuable horses perished in
the flames and several hogs. There
were many narrow escapes ut the
depot. The nightwatchman, Pol
lard, was asleep in his room and
barely escaped with his life, losing
everything hut his watch.
The fire Is supposed TO have been
started by n man sleeping in the
hay lofl Of the stable.
Fully half Of the town is burned
10 the ground. IL Is thought at this
lS:iJ p.m.l, that the fire can
be kept under control, but a force Of
men have been detailed TO keep
watch all night.
There was absolutely nothing
With which to fight the flames, and
Is the buildings were all lumber, it
vas only haitian hour till they were
burned TO the ground.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-22
The Psalinetiy.

The latest, largest and best must.
cal work yet published in the Terri
tory, containing a tune for every
piece in the Lattcr-day Saints
Hymn Book, has been Issued from
the DESERET NEWS Irtss. ard is
now for sale in 4 different styles Of
binding:
Payer Covered Boards, Cicih Back,
Sl.JJ each or Slj.OJ ger duz.
Cloth Bound, Sl.6J each, si7.UD d0z.
Cloth and Leather Bound, Sl.7D
each, $500 per doz.
Full Morocco Gilt, SS.=5 each, $500
PER doz.
IT sent by mail Is cents per book
additional will be charged.
The best musical talent in the
Territory has been employed in tie
arrangement and compilation Of
the work, which contains the
choicest Of the sacred melodies 10
which the illtter-daySaiEis' Hymns
have been sung in the past, and a
rich collection OF original tunes,
many Of which are sure 10 become
iavOfites as son IS known.
There are $50 pieces Of music,
with woods accompanying, ia the
:sllmCLy, making IL a large and
valuable . OOk.
Not only should every choir bc
fully supplied with this remarkably
cheap aui most excellent work, hat
II is equally well adapted for home
use, and no family in which music
Is uIder-iood or cultivated should
he without IL.
IN oricring, state how you want
them shipped.
address: DESEEET NEWS Co.,
salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-22

Ner-aireia uajl To-Day from AIr.
H. Hatfield. whoreVrescuts 4. J.
a'-an, E~q, OF ii. Louis, whole.
--5 1alHtae.Ire- IT the famous \
s uGinI Of fine cutlery. and
a' Us GvalhIy known 10 Iu-i-
,'e's firms ia this locality.
a,T- Hatfield has very fine
me Of samples, consisting II
,.-.;tat carving sets in cases or
: .a1lt them; the celebrated 4 4
L and "Old Faithful, razorS and
-,tl,>' ggmI ANTON sets, IN new ami
't-tSant designs, etc. All g0ois sold
70 Air. jordan are manufactured
under his personal supervision. at
Ms WORKS in Sheffield England. Nir.
Hatfield viii remain in town
So -eral days.
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SIGNED By SOLDIERS.
A Protest Against DISTINGUISHING
the 'MormOns.r

The following petition was circu
lrted among the soldiers a. For
Douglas, and received the signature,
Tappendei:
To He Honorable SeaGtc and House
OF RepTcScHtdtires oflhs Uldted
States, ia Congress assembled.
Observation-Disclosures, an attemp,
is being made 10 deprive a large
number Of American citizens Of the
elective franchise solely on account
Of their membership in an unpopu-
lar religious organizations;
And whereas, the motive Of this
effort Is purely political, with the
view Of transferring 10 the minority
Of voters in this Territory the local
control, which Of right should lie
vested IN the majority;
And whereasf this proposed dis
franchlsement is to take effect with
out a Judicial hearing, and without
any criminal accusation against the
parties or either Of them;
And whereas, this scheme Is being
conducted under the false pTetense
thai il Is designed TO suppress poly
gamy in Utah;
Therefore, we, who are Gentle
citizens Of this Territory, denOunce
this ATTEMPTED legislation "a unre-
publican, undemOcratic and un-
necessary.
Practical p0lygamy is fast disap-
Pearing i'm Utah. We will favor
any legislative and constitutional
measure for its entire extinction.
We viii also support any lawful
plan to keep separate and distinct
the affairs Of any and every church
from the affairs OF state and politics.
But we are opposed 10 prescription
on account OF creed or worship, and
TO any interference with civil and
religious liberty.
We regard as uHwise and detri-
mental 10 the business interests and
material growth and progress Of
Utah, any legislation which will
tend to disrupt the associations
which have been formed for the
general good, between MormOus
and nOn-MormOns.
We consider II unjust 10 inlet
upon citizens who have never viO-
lated the anti-polyg3my laws the |
same political punishment that has |
been melted out 10 pOlygamists.
We, therefore, respectfully me-
mDrialiZe your honorable body 10 |
refrain from passing either OF the
bills that have been introduced in
Congress 10 debar citizens who have
never violated any law, and who
have taken an cath not 10 violate
he laws Of our country, from voting,
holding Office and serving a. jurors,
and which have been designed for
he political advancement Of the
ew in Utah, by the political en-
Of the many, rs we are
convinced that such legislation is
needless, ami contrary to the genius
u American institutions.
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6s and 20 ". LIST South.

DIR. Il. Hamlin, Of Lemore, Cal,
says 4 few dozen bottles OF Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy which he
sold there created such n demand fer
the remedy that he could not well
get along without it. No one can
fully appreciate the real value Of
this remedy until they have given it
a trial. Those who use it find il 50
much superior 10 any other remedy
they have ever tried that they re-
commend il TO their friends, and
that is what makes it 50 popular.
For sale by z. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-22
YOURS FOR
FASHION
COHN BROS.
WE OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN the F'OIio,ring Departments This Week!

In the FOUOtriHg Departments This WeeE!
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81 2ineh lest quality Gloria SS Iaso, GlliiI handles
so ChiidTens raa,ol, leading bright colar-
leo Chiliren's Paras j. in Fancy Brlcades Sob.
o1 Pieces Fancy Figured CaI excellent quality and ,tyI,s in
Light Medium; aud Dark asarieut at er ss than cst To-
97ineh Moha in Grey aud Tau Mixtures, plain and printed at
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Boys recals shiTt Waists At So; renced from zoe
Mothers Friend OUTING Fauu, rhiIt Waists 81 75c-
Boys Derby ltd Black Cotton Hose to o. At l'e just half
Herusiorf Blses, stainless ouJleneeI Hose -;
Ladies, Ralrggan Hoe SPLENDID German make for 5ge
Ladies' French DP Stitch Lsir lose guaranteed Stainless superb
ladies' Black spun six Hose extra long, al T5c.
Ladies Fancy six Ise. Ia variety Of fancy shades at S1
pair
Jerseys offered
discount Of & per cent. EyTy Fsrf m'5g IN plain ns
style jersey in this Country. All sizes, 3 to -
entire line Van Dyke roin EmbrOieri including the
Il discount
Every piece is mark'! in plain figures and will he dis
COod SatiEfacE We've, Hlcu discount Of
800 pieces White uhrotcy per yarI
in order appreciate the bargain offered.
Ladies Black silk Cord shoulder Cnrs at 500
ducon Of one half from regular prices
|
make the following cut Fancy Lunch sets
this week As an advertisement Ihe prices viii be New foES
Cost ranging from $3.50 20 $1,000 set
JUST RECEIVED new line Of those most comfortable summer
s Of Housekeeping Napkins
merrily trial Of this line of goods, kept only. will
easily prove their superiority ARE HEAD
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COIN BROS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-22
4 CITIZEN IN SACKCLOTH
Because Of the Multiplication Of Paid
Ofieials and Increased Taxes.

SALT LAKE CITY, May %, 1890.
! Correspondence OF the DEsERET
NEws.l-It strikes me that the
Liberal" administration in Salt
Lake City Is running things in
rather n highhanded manner-ut-
terly reckless in regard to expendi-
lures and not very careful Of keep
ing within the bounds Of the law.
Just think Of the weekly additions
that are being made TO the list OF
paid officers Of the city. 4 Lord
High Scavenger was appointed
few weeks since, with
salary Of SI25 per month,
to direct citizens where they ought
70 haul their manure and dead ami
mails TO, and now that dignitary asks
for the appointment of an assistant
az salary of SO per month, and his
petition will doubtless be granted.
\ board Of public works, corps OF
mounted police, and numerous
saiaried assistants 10 the already
existing officers all help % swell the
list, which is now perhaps fully
treble the number what il was under
the old regime. Then, too, the
taxes are piling 10 an extent that Is
really appalling to 4 poor man. The
sewer tax, additional special water
tax, sidewalk tax and Sprinkling
tax, with the prospective uaving o.
macadamizing tax now looming up.
IN addition TO the taxes which peo-
pie have been wont to gay Ia the
past are almost If not quite enough ,
TO compel every poor man |
with q small income who hap
pens TO own n home anywhere I
near the center Of town to /
sell out and remove to the country. /
Ii am correctly Informed, there Is I
no warrant in law for the sprinkling 1
tax which IS now being assessed, |
and which amounts in some cases to !
as much as the whole Of the city tax ,
heretofore. / was this morning the /
recipient OF n missive from T.. r. /
Clute, notifying me that unless / !
paid $500 levied against me for
street sprinkiing before June 10Th,
the same would be collected with
costs. happen To own a corner
lot with a total frontage on two
streets Fl l. rods. II the ordinance
him TO assess He eight cents
per foot for frontage on both streets
which il does not my total tax for
would only amount 10
S22.4i, but / fail TO see the Justice OF
my being taxed at ali for the
street sprinkling, iuasmuch rs my
home has had no benefit from the
unless it was upon one
occasion some weeks since when I
,Ome Of the firemen squir;ei water
rom a MIGRANT situated in that vi
Unity upon the street and tried 10
-ollect 80 cents from each house
holder therefor.
I am not opposed to public i'm
nor 60 paying my just
hare for the same, but / 10 protest /
.gainst being taxed unilWfully and
Without receiving any benefit, rs | +
il now being attempted. ii
= CITIZEN.
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FRAGMENTS.

tf,-,.-, .-ue. band excursion 10
Ian mas r--al iE-i tl7 Ne.nes,'
fsv Juug ls.n. Tickets Will lie g'oe
for ten days
THERE ere 20 szz-es at the West
,rn Onion Telegraph office FOR Con
ssv d simmons. !. b. PritchetA
s.. 2. NugIu and Il. Friedman,
TIE corner st5ue OF the Chambe
Or Commerce t-13sinr, on Sercn'
south Street. her, cen Wet Tempt,
aud Ejr-a Wr-t streets, is % be laid
u. four us-ieef this afternoon.
TIE committee 0u a Fourth u
Egry celebration. appointed by IN"
,r--grfnr AZ Commerce, nave ue-
-fI..I r, invite CT. E0aelt g.. In
-rr-rIl ta deliver Iae grafton 2Hl 10
- .rp CIV Council o. appropriate
90. for celebration expenses.
LAST evening q team belonging 90
Mr. Tl-1S Norris ran away iu the
~fxrh Galf, anna when near the
corner If Thi1d We. and Fliu
south street Huasc Gown a couple
offices ami -G#rl lv smashing a
-satfau Il li.let f-ariuE la front Of
E.-. Es.s~~' residence
TlfuT Is a'aajy considerable
,lmu.ai8- --Es-. the way the
sg-akIiug is l-ilE carried on. Par
.5e- win, hrvc received notice 81 the
-.erial TAX. ana have never hal
G7rn 4 wr.ar pas IN front Of their
,-euisgs Hv ,la s!-inalerS are Won
dg-ia- Whist Gle .-asgjur- means.
S-rsuag.sS tickets Tor TIE May
Festival eutiI.u- hulicEs 10 iirst
,dlice nf rs Tred seats al the salt
f5s. Theatre. Monday May 18th.
gre nav uu s-.. 81. Roberts ts Mel
s.a-s Spencer. EjmHali-s, ". +.
TgT.ag.I'-. Barnet B.1tteT='. Mar
- E-.ss--. ID. 81 AIrAGistrr *
t'r-.gl&.a- Al-.s Palace. JaaiLcg
a. ~-IEDva-s. D. h e. Clawsou's.
johnson. Ha-.- a. Cos. CrismDu-
Sra-I D-a- co.'s AMI C.. r S,v [
a-g-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-22
President brigham Youag'.

II is my intention to compile all
my fathers Letters for publication,
and l will be greatly obliged to ali
those who have such letters IL they
will kindly forward them to James
a. Little, care Jurcysle Instructor
Office, Salt Lake City, that they
may be correctly copied. All such
letters will lie most carefully
handled and returned safely 70 the
owners. Respectfully, rra
DIS IOHS w. YoUNG,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-22
MIMI \. CONFERENCE.

The general annual Conference
4 the Young Mems Improve
meut Associations will be held in
zine TabernacIa. salt Lake City, on
sunday, June J, 1897, Three meet
5u.- viii he held on that day, begin
niu. IT I1 o'clock am. AID and
80 pm. On Monday meetings
will bc held fer The officers aud
members Of The associations the
Hr-t beginning at 10 am. The At
'vndanceof al! the officers is paltic-
u,a-ly desired.
Tie general and Local authorities
are requested to promote the inter
,,,.of this conference ana encouT-
--s q large ATTENDANCE.
w. WODDREFF,
Jos. r. SMITH,
EE1sEs THATCHER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-22

se a--..-r-'.gE II tf!:- cft- will
sa a9aa they can 10 provide fas
.-7 = ". ". T.. a. visitors to con-
.r.ln1e ".-a1a- delay, AND report T.
=. d. Young. r Slain Street iasoU.
"HH-ias. May --.i. The az-a.Ia-
IONS. VIII a.=' provide ushers for
.--ile2S 27i Monday, June Ist AMI
ms reporting 90 Gsstae. Tlgm.s.
"F Ie4ugs' 70, the stake >u.erin.
tendency IF y. II. EI.E.t.
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Not Properly Inferred.

y day or two ago Mr.. Howells
found inferred in his lot in the Nine
teenih Ward the partly decomposed
body Of an infant, wrapped in n
piece Of blanket. 1t was asccrtaincd
that the badly had been buried there
by Edward l.. Willis, who had for
merry lived on the premises. II was
that Of a child prematurely born.
Sexton Duime was notified and or
dercd the body inferred in the GEM
eteTy, but this was not attended to.
Yesterday Coroner Taylor was no.
titled, aud the result is that the re-
mans will be placed in a properly
prepared grave, as they should have
been at first.
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in the wide world so Good,

I was aillictei with Kidney dis
ease. DIR. kennely's Favorite
Remedy, OF ROndout, y. VI saw
It with a perfect recollection Of ain
that was done for me besides, il Is the
only thing that gave me per
manent relief. 1 have recommended
this medicine 10 many people for
Kidney disease and they ali agree
IN saying that It has not its equal in
the wide world FOR this complaint.
= Lyman Crawford, Druggist,
Springfield, Mass.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ under t-ucd. Administrator OF the
Estate O.; Thomas Vincent, deceased, 20 TIC
crnI'iJlr 90, aud 40 pc-E.ns having claims
a-@insf the aaiG deceased, 70 exhibit them
S'lh the niece. s-ry vouchers. within fOHr
months after the Lr-t publication OF this
n0sice.fn tle sait Administrator, az No. 3 f.
Fourth East, SAT- Lake City, IN the Ccuaty
OF salt Lake, q sh.
Dated April aHtr .s.r.
WILLIAM NJ STEWART,
AGlluis.rltJE n T1uuz- Vincent. &c sased.
HIw "
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Ben Ny Chrec."

Ben Iy Caree'-The g!rI Of
ug hrlrt-was pgcsent.I by wilson
Barnet. ami company al the Theatre
last night. Another crowded house
testified TO the popularity Of the
talented English actor. The ulav
is rather -UIare AMI lis Geuouement
i- "'sag hitting because it i-in the
nature 20. a Triumph for Injustice.
T ..r plot Is wei dawn and the dia-
- 'a-Ai a.i interesting. The
- -. .s5s ere all natural and dis.inr-
~ ~. ~ -'.e! Eelg well sustained.
ri.l -, I'll barrett 0f course car
III ~. Tue lalH, but NIs.srs C;e7rga
- .,5' VS. H. Ie'tnrl arB ~ FIIi6-t
--eiei sisuGil snort ~. ~
citation - -, We worldly Of ASH
Star WITH the bright particular
Ms. Mis- Ea,.lase-s continued indis.
Ia was appointing, but the
- VINO tliel her place vent
, --'e1Sa The psrt with aieIIt- n MT
80: gu any striking evidence Of his.
49,, INC ability. Miss Lille Relnore
.'-a'e a very attractive ami pleasant
,,--I,''e, aud tie rest Of he com
l-"E were wei adapted for their
ies,lective parts.
r...,-s scenery was very fine and
- ..Aliiiy represented Gffrreut
POINTS on the rock bound Isle of
N1al. feauliarit;cs OF Naux man
,Iers and traditions are fttingIv nor.
lf4Fel, aud the interest OF the audi
ehee was maintained through ali
'ls hveaclS Of the drama.
Inc only failure was the singing
ar Barrett should noe attempt this
ana OF vocaiism and he does not
ahpear to have any graf talent in
W, vi me in his company. lie was
- l.t-lel reiore the curtain at the close
- every act an / in conclusion made
! very Pleasant but rather lengthy
IIi,eech which was well received
Is Is compliments 10 the Salt lake
- i',l:'ie are fully reciprocated anal We
~ -'l'e iils expressed Intention of visit.
-. lhls city again will soou he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-22

last evening, in the Eleventh
Na'i meeting house, this gentle
''i7n Ea'e"H interesting lecture he
''7'' Eoosi-sizei audience, on inter.
,&ahS places in Eurl=. Views
-.ia t..l.e.ef usau q screen ~ not
''''.i!i- -"sLt-, tf#.. ami tle
"''. EEy .t-.-.. ti1u- OF the
'... We "useE-.a nd tia, the lee
.,'s VIII ice repeated iu Other wards.
shH-t.
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EXCURSION TO EURoP E

Leaving Salt Lake City, May Slst.
Fares 10 LireTpoOl and Return
LOrtr than ercr.
Tickets good for six months. Par
ties desiring 70 take this trip should
secure their Steamship berths at
once.
For full particulars rs TO RATES
and ROUTES write or apply TO w. G.
SPENCE or w. A. ROssITER, Box b,
Salt Lake City. Office near the
Eagle Gate. DIS Wv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-22

The NEWS can now be lad ever
evening. at 5:i5, at the news
stand Of the Union DEPOT, or at the
Ogden News depot, SSI Twenty
fourth Street, n few doors east OF the
Post obice; also from Dalton, Nyo
& Cannon, Main Street. or il viii h
delivered at your residence the sanlc
evening BY applying 10 NJ. Scott
Anief-on, News agent In Ogden
City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-22

Fred J. May has opened up at No.
81 Commercial Street, where he will
sell the choicest Beef and Mutton
from the best herds and fiOcks Of the
Territory; also Lamb, Veal and
Pork from the best grades. Delicious
and well seasoned Sausages OF all
kinds. Sailed, Dried and Cured
Neat, both Beef and Pork. Tele-
phone No. IS. Meats promptly De-
liyered.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of John Mcdonald, Deceased.

Estate Of John Mcdonald, Deceased.
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ unGegsi -ued. ENecutriN of the Last
VIII aud Testament OF John Mcdonald de
ceased, % the creditors OF, and all perssns
having cl.IEas against the said deceased. 20
exhibit them vi-h the necessary vouchers.
within zen months after the nrst publication
o. this notice. % TIE -lid evecutriN. at her
residence, No. 2tJ Fast First Souih s. Get,
- Lake CITY Boa the County Of salt Lake
Dated ATul J.. 1-91.
SARAH J. MCDONALD.
3 NcrgtriX - The Last VIII and Testament
OF John 81 s0nald. deceased
fsnrrv Igv
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.
Estate Of Thomas L. EnowIden. Deceased.

Estate OF Thomas Il. hnOwlden, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ uLders rued, Admin strator OF the p
t"lgot Thor us r. know lden deceased - the
ICu''oTs 90, and al persons having claims
gain me sa.1 deceased, 10 exhIbit them
N'tL the necessary vouchers. within four
months after The Irst publication Of this no
nee, 90 the sand administrator. At the cfhce
Dr Isaac VI Naltcil, Attorney. IN the Utah
Commercial and savings Bank Building.
salt iuse city, IN the County Of sails Lake
Dated May -th. l-gU
GEORGE II. ENOWLDES.
Administrator OF The Estate OF Thomas Il
know den. deceased. 4 oaW ~
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Blumenthal * Washer, I4I w.
Second South St, Salt Lake City,
pay the highest prices in cash for
Junk. Machine Castings SIS, Stove
Iron sl3, and Wrought Iron sll per
ton; Brass and Copper 6 cts. per 10;
Rags Sl.OO per cwt.; OldRubber SI.5O
per Cwt. dim
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MARKETS AND STOCKs.


Chicago, May %. las .. n. close.
wheai-Firn; cash, So; Juue. e5. July.
Gorn-sieaav; cash. 20; June. So. . 4:
oAts-FHm; eAsh. 80; June. s7ss; July.
Bsrley-Steady.
July. 100
,LNrd-Buiii cash, e.i-ii June. Is: July.
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Closing Out.

G. J. Gustaveson, dealer in Har-
ness, Saddlery, etc, i closing up his
business In that line and IL now Of
fering 10 the public his goods at from
10 10 = per cent discount Off the
regular price. He will let his Tat-
rons know after n while where thoy
may obtain his Patent Axle Grease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-22

Sneezing, sTuf;us and coughing
This is the music all over the End
lust now. Owe got such an awful
cold I'm nay head Cure 1t With
Ely's Cream Balm or it may end in
the toughest form OF cataTrh. Maybe
YOU have caiarrh now. Nothing is
more nauseOus and dreadful. This
remedy masters IL IS no remedy ever
did. Not n snuff nor liquid.
Pleasant, certain, radical.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-22
NoIIcE 10 CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
- untCr- sucd admin istrator 81 the es-
tate o. Hannah e.. Uumvillc, deceased,t 10 the
CretIIfo-E OF and aIl persons having claims
agaiu-t the El.l deceased, 20 exhibit them
ws;h the necessary vouchers within ten
months after the first publication OF this
notice. 20 the said duIni-tratOr u the
Dil-. Cf Islac Il Wadtell. att rney, Utah
Commercial and savings Bank Building.
>IlJ Lake City. IN the County Of salt Lake,
Ut.h TERRITORY.
PETER FAIRCLOUGH,
Administrator OF the estate Of Hannah
C1ygan uomyil'e. ders asgd.
Dated April fth. l.go.