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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-12-24

seconu present Ms ADAMS was at
that time the brightest star IN socr1i
and diplomatic circles. Dolly's popu-
larity by no means diminished when a
was discovered that she was first to sue-
cest the new CONNECTION, st. Loub
Republic.
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Charged with Adultery.

on SAai.iay las. Luther Dali
rymgI-, vel Suoaa resident o
II C-ni7.,5-l,. was arrested GA q
charge u scultrEy. 4 yoGlg. unma.
rieI woman uaaIeI sii-s Charlotte
Mills, is the g.lzecusin, wltnezs, and
she alleges that the defendant. som,
months ago, seIucei her. He gave
bonds In the sum 90 81 .5al.
An examination Was held bafJr,
Commissioner Greenman this fore
noon. Miss Mills testified positively
to the guilt or the defendant, and
he rs positively denied IL. The
Bishop 81 g=utrcville testified tina,
an ecclesiastical investigation nf the
matter had been bad, AZ which il
had bsen shown that the Defendant
had been guilty Of improper con-
duct with Miss Mills, hu: it mad not
appeared that hn had committed
the 0Iense charged Another wit.
ness testified in effect that the
prosecuting witness had maiut1ined
associations with different young
men il the lDEn, and that her be-
navlor had no. been chara -tcrizel
- discretion.
There was testimony showing
that the defendant had key; iht
company Ci Miss Mills, anu he was
held IN 5000 which he furnished.
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Primary Conference.

Held in the Assembly Hall, salt
Lake City, Oct. 5, 1890.
Meeting opened 10y singing, "0h,
my Father" ETC.
Prayer was offered by Sister +.
3. Wells.
Continued by nyiBg, "Priise to
the man." etc. Minutes u la;
conference were real asJ approved.
President Louie Felt was pleased
to STE 50 many present. Tine pri-
mary organization was growing to
such magnitude thai IL was necessa-
N 10 hold these meetings for the
parents aud 0.o-r members 81 the
Church 10 tax. an interes. i'm the
welfare Of the souls Of our little ones.
II there was = time when il was i'm
nortaat 20 LOOK after the spiritual
training Of cur chillreu, IL was now.
when most of them have To attend
district schools, where she principles
II the Church are not taught.
Counselor Lille 7. Freeze pre-
scented ant explained some items for
the benefit and advancement Of the
different associations.
Cache Stake was reported by Sis
ter Alolen; Utah stake by Sister
Cluf; Beaver stake by Sister AIur
dock.
sister Zina ID. Young said sine
was proud Of her sisters aud knew
that the heavens were proud %
them. Her heart rtj0ioed in the
success OF the primaries. This had
grown from the WORK Of Sister Eliza
n. Snow. Make duty a Pleasure
and We will have life Of pleasure.
Sister l.. Il. Wells said IL there
was any WORK in which she was
especially interested Il was the labor
among the chiliren; thought this
organization vas very timely, in
deed.
President Louie Felt impressed
upon the officers the Importance
OF the items which had been pre-
scented.
sister Cornelia II. Clayton ten
derad her resignation as secretary
~ TIE Central Board on account Of
her removal from salt Lake City.
n vas carried unanimously 10
honorapIy release Sister Clayton.
Miss May Anderson was appoint
81 20 fill the position
Slater Clayton then presented The
oaicers Of the Central BOard TO be
Sustained by the conference:
'CoanseIor Freeze made q few more
.,,s,,.sfJons and conference was ad-
iournes Tor one year. n.
Riene-ijction by a. Rogers, Presl-
lot ~ Davis Stake 7. 5. Brother
ii Daynes very kindly furnished
Instrumental music
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DUBLIN, Oct. G.-The magistrates
court nj Iippcnry, before which
the case Of DillOn, O'Brien aud
Others j. being heard, reconvened
this morning. Their counsel. Rel
mond and Timothy Healey, were
absent in conseqne nee OF important
engagement e.seN here. In behalf
% O'AIahOuey, Dillon produced
certificates from two colonial doc
tors, stating that he was seriously
III, that II was imp0ssibic for him
20 attend the trial. Roman, the
prosecutor for tie CrOwn, objected
% the certificates rs not valid
excuse, and insisted that the
doctors be summoned 10 testify
A. 10 the PATIENTS condition. Dill
Ion said the doctors certificates
would have to be accepted a. evil
dencc, a. the 1octoHs themselves r.
fused tp come 20 court % sub
sianiiate the statements they have
already msds. Roman asLed tire
court 20 adjourn Tor half an hour 10
enable the Crown "a decide " neither
the charge against O'Aiahunpy DC
Withdrawn % application made fo-
warrant for his arrest Hegucst
granted.
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Arrested Br L. $. NarshaIs.

Deputy United States Marsha
Mcclellan arrested Robert Baxter OF
wellsyille on the charge Of unlaw,
ful cohabitati1n.
He was taken before Commits
siOnsr Goodwin AMI placed unde,
5000 bonds 10 await lhe aston Of
the grand jury. His ALLEGED pluraI
wife. Mary Ann Baxter, W. held
in 500 bonds % appear as a witness.
The same officer arrested VIM
HllStsai AZ Logan aud charged him
with adultery. Mariettc Ekrely
vas held rs a witness and places
undef bonds 20 appear on the day ci
trial.
D-plly United states Marshal
Wheist0ne arrested susan Trapp-r
at Providence, Cache County on
the charge Of perjury.
Marshal Milestone also arrested
Diivis Jacobson who was iudicss.!
for unlawful rehabilitation December
ith, ls59 n RsnloiDh, Rich C5uu-
~. jacobson vas taken b-f0re the
clerk Of the district court, and gave
bonds Tor his appearance on the day
Il tr.2l.-Ogdcl Standard.
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LATEST TELEGRAM
a sizantle Entrrrri...

CHICAGO, Oct. GA morning
paper says: ''It has been definitely
asserted that plans for the establish
ment o. an extensive tin plate
manufacture In Chicago has been
formed. For more than n year past
such an enterprise has been cousid-
cred, b'i; since the introduction OF
the Mckinley blii. with its tax on
tin plate, which practically pro.
hibiied it, importation into this
country ia face OF any competition.
the plan assumed dtfiniie share.
The passage Of toe lin settled ali
questions, and the LAST doubt was
removed. Said coGeeFn viii be
capitalized f0E Si.59l,000 aud give
employment 70 $500 men. Tin ore
: 10 be got from the Black Hills and
North Carolina. Armour, swift
and other large hackers of canned
meats are said 10 be among the pro-
mOte;s.
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~ about 5 O'Clock yesterday after.
noon a sensation OF brie. duration
occurred in al electric car which
was ascending the grade going
northwari from the Twentieth
Ward store. Owing 10 some de-
rangement Of the electric aonara.u-
the car stopped tEIce, bat moved on
each time. It was packed with
people. and iast after the secon..
sto?page. smoke aud fire were dis
covered issuing from under the seat
in one corner. Then a small sized
panic eusued. Women thrust their
children out Of the car windows.
and some OF the plsss myers made an
exit by The same means. When
the car became empty. = bucket Of
water extiuguIshed the flames. A
quantity Of oil had caught fire pre-
sImsbly from the electricity. The
woodwork OF the ear was ioiurel
soasrs hat, but 10 great damage xas
rfaHf.-
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Mistakes.

Itisa mistake TO labor when ycu
are not in a fit condition q do -; TO
think that the more q person ea.s
the healthier and stronger he VIII
become;to 20 70 bed NJ midnight and
rise at dayureak, and imagine inst
every hour gained; 10 Imagine thar
if little work or exercise is go0G, 2
violent or prolonged exereise, i
better; TO conclude that the smallest
room in the house il large enough 70
sleep in; 70 eat as If you had only a
minute 10 finish your meal In, or q
eat without an appetite, or % con
tinue after IL has been satisfied mere
IL 70 please the taste; 10 believe thai
children can do as much WORK rs
grown people, and that the more
hours they study the more they
learn: 20 imagine that whatever
remedy causes one to feel immediate
Nv better las alcoholic stimuiants) Is
good for the system. without regard
10 the after effects; TO take of proper
clothing out OF season because YOU
have become heated; 10 sleep tx
posed to 4 direct draught; TO take OF
proper clothing out Of season ne
cause you have become heatej; y
sleep exposed 10 "a direc. dTauyhii
70 think any nUstrum or patenl
medicine il a specific for all diseases
-Er.
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Confounding DO Llnguase.

Senator Harris said in a debate rs-
Gently: 81 make this statement in
bona fide go0i fGith.'' This re
minded Senator Palmer q 4 n tign
made toy a col0red mau in a Mirhi
gan state convention 10 ''sdi0uTD
Sine die till tomorrow morning n
10 O'clock; i alsJ recalls the
motion Of Belf0rd, the s'rei hesiei
rooster Of the Rockies" made ia
the house once. that congress al
adjourn sine de- OF course the
motion was followed 10y general
laughter. Relforl rubaei his eyes
aud said: 81 move this house DO
now adjourn bona fiie." At this
there WIS perfect uprOar on the
floor OF the house and in the galler-
les. As s0Ou Is Mr.. BeliOra could
make himself heard, he "braced up"
and said: "Mr. Speaker, l move
that We just purely and simply al
journ."
| remember another incideH, in
Bglforl'scouguessioBal career, when
he pointed 70 a fellow memoer, and
with whitening scorn exciaimea:
srThere he sits mute, silent anu
dumb"
s.Yes.= remarked n neigh5Jr Of
Belford's, amid the silence which
followed this crushing arraignments
sand he amt saying word
That brought dOgn' the house.
-NslC YOrk Tribune.
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OPENING OF THE FAIR.
Formal Exercises. - Varied aud
Splendid Display.

Il was after l. O'Clock before tn,
gates Of the entrance Of the fail
grounds were opened to a crowc
who We're waiting 10 enter. 4 few
minutes later HELPS Band played :
spirited air on the balcony within
the main building. The people now
came pouring in, and at 1915
O'Clock, II. w Lawrence, president
OF the Dessert Agricultural aud
Manufacturing Society, called them
to oEderand announced. thaithe oDeu.
ing EXERCISES would now occur.
The band played a selection. after
which Mr.. Lawrence introduced
Elder Arthur Stayner, VINO offered
prayer.
Mr.. Lawrence then anuource,.
that bis EXceiiency Governor Ar
thug l.. Thomas wouII deliver IN,
opening address.
The speaker cOnsia.u'atel his
hearers on the sp,salic exhibit Of
the products OF the Territory which
were seen Ia the Building and on
the grounds. He uasery,-! ta,t IL
was the eighteenth annual exnosi-
iicu 81 the D. 4. * VI. Society,". and
that II was ihv best 50 far that hsj
been held. He called attention to
the excellent fruit, and the many
varieties % K, which hs.l bren con-
trihuted by various iarts OF the
Territory, from the extreme north
to the extreme south. The hortj-
cultural products u various climates
Nefe represented.
The speaker referred 70 The exhib-
its ot skilled labor. which were
shown, and spoke Of the textile fab
RIGS produced AZ home and on exit
uon IS equal % any similar goods
made ia the Union. He exare-sel
the view that these exhibitions wer.
a graf means OF educating the pee
pie, AMI treated Of the marveigus
progress that had been made IN
Utah since lis first settlement =
years ago.
lie urged the necessity o. a bureau
Of statistics, ami treatg.d II the btne-
hts the same would produce 20 the
Territory, and closed by Observing
that we have much 10 Toe thankful
i1r, AMI to hops for, and forecssting
t glorious future ioT Utah.
The 5and played a selection. when
Mr. Lawrence arose and said:
SIN behalf Of the board Of direct
o-s o; the DeSsret Agricultural ana
Manufacturing Society, I now de-
clare the Utah Exposition for the
year 1922 open.''
Lack Of space today viii not admit
Of extended comments upon the
exposition. The displays are not
vet all in position, tut il is obvi1as
that they will, taken altogether.
excel in merit those u any previous
year.
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Insr,wiss Toe-Nails.

4 Correspondent OF the ScisAfitic
AmeTiedl writes as follows: In u
recen. number % your valuable
paPer I n,:ic-i that an inquirer
was advised fo- the cure of an IN
growing toe-aai, b slis tie center OF
the nail. I jEias "A much bettf 7
way IS 10 thin the surface Of the
whole stop % the naii with glass
paper tsann nspefl, say No. or
finer, a best suits the case: Keeping
the nail short Ia the centre, allow
the corners - grow TIL they are =
little beyond the fash; place n ii;i!e
double Of cotton cloth hetwUcu the
sore place and the edge OF the nail.
All tins being done. the relief Is inn
mediate aud the cure certain
-
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Snaihern Points

Ex-Depu;y Marshal Gleason il
running 4 saloon a few miles north
OF FaiEyiew, along .he railroa
track, Vresumahly h accommodate
the ETorkinsEen. Last Monday he
was arrested and brought before
Justice Of the Peace sven Ole Nil
son, Of Fairview, on the charge OF
selling liquor withOu: "A license. He
pleaded not guilty ani The case was
set for the 9ih o. this m1ath.
Trains are eEpecteyl-to be running
toMountPleasaEt In the latter end u
October.
A very fine railroad station is the
one which the Rio Grande Western
Is building 1t Thistle. Il i now
very nearly completed.
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Amanda Olson's Roads

The grand jury found an ipdict.
.neht against Amanda Olson charr.
ing murder in the second derrec
which is a bailaLle oGerse. On h.,
rralsnment on last Saturday &C., -.
nooh, aud her plea Of not guilty se-
Sosi lsei applied for her admission -, -
oAli' and Judge Zane lix.j H.
IN 1lnt Al 500. The bond wa. fur
hi7;led, James Sharp, P.W. Aiadse,,
AMI Sir. Peterson i,..oo,ni,'a, 49,
Ne 5,,,s. On The fling OF The boni Nliss
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The Beesley Benefit.

The puhiic have only had an init
nation Of she splendid treat in store
Tor those who attend the Beesley
benefit concert tonight. in the As
sembly Hall. a long array which
includes the very ices. mrsi-
cal talent this Community al
forls. Is presented Oh the programme.
It will be \ superb entertainment
beyond doubt. AMI the high stand
ing, socially aud professionally, Of
the beneficiary should ami doubtless
viii be an addiEoEs! motive FOR fill
IN Inc huuse.
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Fell From the Rasf

., Al q lew minutes after 9 o,eloc,
this afternoon Harry Williams. SSo
o o,,., i next TO the Utah Comras me-
ciAi ano savings Bank, made = f.i.a
sep on the roof aud ZEN 10 = az, ~
.oIin Two stories below. He a.."c
rendered senseless by the shacl, 10
~, no zones were broken. ana n serio ~
~ ~ AUST tbs injury must De int.rn.l
I ~. ) a narriei man and r..siies - a,'
a., a. 49,. S9u;h street Between Fjfh
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Pay Of Army Officers.

THE ray per yc.- Tor officers in
the United States army ia active
service j.: AIallr-Grnisal, $500:
Br.gaGier-tieuerni: $500. Col1nci.
SfjHl; Liet;euAut Colonel, 5000:
Major, $500; Captain, mounted,
S2lll, anu not mounted, SlSll, Fiisf
Lieutenant, mounted, $3.50. and
not mounted; Sl50t; Second Lea
tenant. muIniel Sl5p1, anG no,
mounted, Sii59. Thls l. Tor tire
frst five yea-sos service. There j.
an increase 81 10 per cent on these
rates after i've years service. - TeE
cent after 10 years service. - per
cent after fifteen years service. and
- per cent after twenty years ser.
vice There = M increase for co!o-
neis, however. beyond that which
comes after afeen years service
r..
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OuLTUAxk1-


pAvIEs.-Ia Kaaarra. Iron County. Utah'
September 9th. lsoi. Elizabeth. wife %
John }. Davies. and daughter OF Bishop
wm. u. and Hachael Dawes
DeceA Cd vac born Sovcmi,-- -. iss7. IN
South wales. aad i..neI the Church In
lisa She cmiErated 70 America h isf-. ,na
stayed AZ COuneil Bluas two yc,rs. during
which time shc-- was DarTied 10 h Jones
Williams. In lsse she cane 10 salt LAKE
City where her husband died eight years
later, after which event she cane with her
father. Bishor Davis. 10 Iron County. She
rcmaized single for thirteen years. wheR
she was married TO John J. Davies, %
whom she presented one son. She leaves
one dzasater and -four sons who. together
villa her husband and numerous relatives
and frieads, moG-n her loss cox.
Nh. STAR please copy.
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CoInn.c Dc rari-.

NEW NORS, Oct. 6.-The Compile
de Paris anu party lrft this mcsuiu.
for Philadelphia. Tine COmpte tx.
pressed himself Delighted with the
cordial reception here. The fist
stop i % be nj Trenton, where the
Cumlic Will visit the tomb Of
General Mcclellan. At wolton.
tne county seat, George ". Childs
Will euteEJsin tie u5.ty al luncheon.
A. viii The mayor aud other officials
1t Phil4Ielfu.a. The Evening
Loyal lie, in, Phiiaielphin, vii
give a reception a. the party. /. J.
the intention Of the ComBte, whii,.
visiting the CID batiisdeids ia tht.
south, 10 visit the ma ufactuIiug
districts anu collect data for . book
upon the condition % the mcchlnI-
ca CLASSES Of this country.
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Get a wire door Mat at Z. MI.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Ocl. 6.-The
police here eNlrgss amusement at
tue dispatch from New York,
stating that Lewis Bessani 4 young
mt7iicli student from Paris has bcea
Swindled out % Sl5,0 by blanche
Hichards9n, Of Nassar. Two weeks
ago a wom1u who has an unuro-
uounceable french ugnle and who
speaks very little English, arrived in
this city ami hes since been an it,
mate Of house Of bad r-uute.
Bessani Is also in this city anu has
Resumed his former relations with
her The Police sly that instead Of
being a medical student, he belongs
70 a class Of men who are supported
by fallen wamen.
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From the Senlh.

Elder John 4. SpsEliove returned
from a mission to the Southern State.
on Friday, October 8, 1899. He left
home November i, ISIS, and Ia
bored IN the Eas. Tennessee Con.
terence, which ombIaces East Ten,
nessge anu western North Carolina
tie lan3red the first yelr a. a travel
Ilis E-ier-and was appointed 20 pre-
siae over The Conference in Novem,
Der, 1852. He was threatened by
mohs but aid not get into their
hands 4 spirit Of inquiry has
grown in that part OF the country
lately.
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Eases Ignored

Inc grand jury, prior to being dis
charged las. saturday, reported Ina,
they hal ignored the following
cases;
Joan Sne'son, who, foT shnoting
Sharies i-ocSert, was c'.arced viii
murder; Robert Loder. chaTgr.l
with The murder Of James +. Caioe:
faul hamsr, charged with aitempt.
Iag . ori5e Deputy Alaushal Spren-
ger; IL Huasen, assault with intent
= commit rape; Daniel Deasly,
Seorse Harmon, 4. 4. BeFgquist aud
Joseph Dover, charged with unlaw.
fgl cChabilation.
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The Mountain Ice aud Cold
Stcra-. e.. take pleasure IN an
nOuncin- 10 the public that their ice
manufacturing plant is now in sue
cessful operation, and that they are
prepared 10 furnish distilled nrtesian
water lie in any quantity desired
The absolute purity Of the ice i
guaranteed.
The public are cordially invited
10 visit the WORKS Of the TO. at No.
sea :. Thini Wcst Street.
Inquiries mas be male ut the up
town Office, No. 81 Easi. Second
South Street. dif
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Awon4crfal TRANSFORMATION.

4 taipole, the lsFva OF a frog. ha.
tail and 40 leg, siils Instead Of
lungs, a heart preciscly like that a
a fish, a horny beak for eating
vegetable food AMI spiral intesiines
for digestins i. With the APP
proach Of Innnriiy the hind legs
appear. then in- front ores, the
beak falls OF, the tail AMI gIl,s waste
away, the lungs are created, the d.
gestive apparatus Is changed 10 suit
the animal diet, ;he heart uecornt :
septiiian in type by the addition a
another auricle. In fact, skin.
muscles, nerves and blood vessels
vanish, bang absors'ed atom by
atom, while n new sci j. Icing sub
stituted.-S. Lotds Republic.
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Thinks.

We acknowledge the receip; OF
an invitation from the Grand June
ton conmit;c-, TO attend the cyle-
bTation Of the completion oi The Rio
Gani Junction Railway. The driv-
ing OF the golden suike ana tine uau.
quct 70 be given or that occasion.
Ne have no doubt b. viii lie a grant
affair aud Tat the read will be a
great success.
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Third District Csurt.

The following business was done
today:
John Casey vs. VIM. Tr5inian Ct.
al: plaintiff dead; stricken from
docket.
Herald Company -. &C. Parker:
dismissed ~ plaintiffs cost by con
sent.
Christopher NeTkley ". J. 4.
johnson; judgment for plaintiff for
So and Interest.
G. C. Hall vs.. @. w. Jones; aDpli-
cation FOR continuance pending.
Saliie {. Dlsiail -. win. J. HilI.
administrator; dismissed.
The People " John Nstes; plea
ofnot guilty entered.
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The dividends o. lOl per cent. on
Capital Stock.h ) per cent. on Re
hate for the pest six months are pay
able at once at the Stores In Msr-
chandise or in Cash, on or after the
2l,h Of October. All receipts pre-
scnted viii be considered cash and
PATRONS will receive relate on same.
Our goods are all reduced 50 as %
eu;sIlc our patrons To tase advantage
Il these low prices during our dlvi-
Ceud time.
wa. LASGTON, Supt.
Peoples Equitable Coop, : s 9
Main Street.
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% fire services thi.
- eya-s-sale adjourned un.
sria-i Combination Fence
H.-e % special advertise,
-E .=E=. Read IL.
0s--.ar evening Two a.. +.
t-a ..ls fl- the
-l----ai sH Fourth West
.-- cans. as Che accident j.
E ...-l District Court al.
.---a day - noon. and this
Pie -LiHerai7 county con-
- SEEING held IN the Fed
z5aar.
aEl-a Guitar and AIandc-
40. a.'. Us g-gui1r month
.E-a- gt 7:2J sharp. in
--la.Erra'. isl. Z fuil
r-- =. i. KEEL
~
a-e -s l- friaouers who
il-. sg.l=ali .ry wagon
ago lls t-el arres-c ]
Sd -aEal,e. He says
a". esrllai with aim.
re-. .Itrfe.-s
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Chauber Of Commerce Meeting

Every memher Of the salt Lake
Chamber Of Commerce Is urgently
requested % attend a general meet
ingOf the Stockholders. n the Federal
court room, Monday evening, Oct.
Ssh, al 5 O'Clock sharp, for the pur-
pose OF considering the matter ot
taking steps 20 build n railroad from
Salt Lake City west through Deep
Creek, and such other matters =
may come before the meeting.
Si-nei,
FRED SIMON. Acting President.
Attest: FRANK X. GILLESPIE, Sec.
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..-a., Fer galT.eriy Confer
IutI April 1891.

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