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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-26
BREvITIEs.

Mike Lane, q laboring man, created Q sensation
in Whitechapel last night by assauiting two
abandoned women. He entered the house of
q woman known as Louise and en-
gagged in . dispute with her and then
proceeded to beat hear and the woman's
next-door neghLor, who was called in. The
fight attracted large crowd, and the blowing
of police whistle by some one in it, Officer
Mike Noon. He took him into custody, and at
police headquarters booked him for assault and
battery and disorderly conduct
The residence of Anton Beahmann, an en-
ploye of the Puget Sound Brick and Tile Com
pany, located near the South school on the Hill
tract, was burglarized yesterday afternoon
during the absence of the family. Entrance
was effected by breaking the lock on the front
door. Some jewelry, the amount of which in
unknown, and 81 in money was stolen. The
matter has been reported to the police.
Complaint is made by the residents in the vi
cinity of Fifth and Madison streets about
crowd OF boys who congregate on that corner.
They have not yet discharged all OF their Fourth
OF July frecrackers but are slowly doing so now,
and there grave fears of a serious fire as the
result The matter is to be reported to the poi
lice. (
There will be moonlight excursion to Chau-
tauqus this evening. given under the auspices
of the Senate Debating Society. The steamer
Wssco viii leave Badere wharf, foot of Uni
versity street, at p. m, sharp. Fare for round
trip rs cents. r.
St Johns lodge tonight. Stated "
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METEOR AT NEW WESTMINSTER.

The Columbian Poet Describes il In
Blank Verse.
The meteor which was seen here passing
through the northern sky about l O'Clock
Wednesday morning was seen elsewhere. 1t
attracted attention at Olympia. Chehalis. Port
Townsend and Victoria. Now comes the Column
bian, New Westminster. B. c., with an account
of its travels there Judging IRON the following
rhapsody the Columbian man must have seen
the meteor through an inverted glass. This liz
the way he describes it:
"Shortly after midnight last night the few
persons who were abroad at that eerie hour
were astonished and struck dumb with admira-
tion ct the appearance in the sky of a great me-
teor. Rising with indescribable masniRcence
from the darkness of the southwestern portion
of the star-bestudded armament, the radiant
stranger dew onwards in its glorious path with
incredible velocity in northess erly direction
Just over the city the vast luminary seemed
70 shiver asunder and send cleaning frac-
ments of its own bright sell darling
through the midnight h. avsns In all manner of
ineoneeivable corusestions. For a brief space
OF time the phenomenon had strongly the ap-
pearance of the most splendid variety of aurora
borealis that lights the northern sky during the
winter season. The entire volume of limitiess
space was lit up for q few moments with the
glorious irridescence to an almost binding de-
gree of brightness; then in the most graceful,
yet majestic manner the glittering usurper of
the nights starry shore sank swiftly away from
sight into NE zimmerman darkness of the north,
and az length vanished from sight beyond the
horizon. leaving the sky as dark as Ere bus in
comparison with the nomentsry celestial radi-
ance that filed il during the time the meteor
traversed its few million miles in view of those
who kept their vicils in the city"
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News From the Orient.

vAScoU' Err, B. c., July 25.-The steamer Ba.
tavia, from Yokohama, brings mail sdvices az
follows: At the first election under the new
constitution, July 10, the returns show that q
large percentage OF the electors voted Thirty
nine government, thirty tnree opposition,
eighteen Independent and two doubtful candi-
dates were elected.
The queen dowager OF Corea died the 4th of
July. aged So Royal mourning was ordered,
which means that the whole nation viii be
obliged to don mourning for three years, and a
heavy taxation was imposed to pay the funeral
expenses.
The official gazette says that tweuty.three new
cases and FIVE deaths occurred from cholera in
the town Of Nsgasaki July and 8. Altogethes
there have been seventeen deaths
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app aised and the report OF the appraisal there
OF fled with the stase board OF equalization and
appeal
Rule s-Applications to purchase tide lands Of
the third clsss will be received and fled at the
time II fliuy the applicants request for the
survey of the land 10 bs applied for aud deposit
Ing with the state treasurer the amount esti-
mated rs tho cost OF the survey aud appraisal,
or At any time after such request and deposit
The tide lands Of this state are divided by law
into three classes. TO witt First that which lies
within or in front OF or within two miles on
either side OF an incorporated city; second, all
other tide lands having valuable Improvements
thereon; Third. eli tide lands not included In
the first or se ond class. Preference rights to
purchasers are given by law: First, 10 owners Of
valuable improvements, for limited time and
limited quantity; second, to abutting upland
owners; tHird, to those TO whom abutting own
ers have attempted 10 convey rights Of owner
ship; fourth. To owners OF artificial oyster beds
All the necessary blank forms to be used in
the procuring of tide lands can be purchased
from the auditor OF any county in which tide
lands exist, or from the commissioner OF public
lands
One thousand copies of the instructions and
blanks adopted were oriercd printed in pam
phiet form. The secretary OF state was author.
lied to procure for the use Of the board all
blanks forms and stationery supplies deemed
necessary. The state audi or aud secretary OF
state We're constitu cd committee authorized
TO employ competent surveyor and to refer to
him questions Of estimating the cost OF survey
whenever desired II was also decided to hold
al the meetings and transact ell the business
OF the board at Olympia unless otherwise ex-
pressly ordered, and that the secretary of state
be constitute custodian of the records of the
board. and that he be authorized TO receive cor
respondence and 10 summon the secretary OF
the boad whenever the services OF said secre-
tary were necessary
Applications for the survey and appraisal OF
tide lands were received as follows aud referred
to committee consisting of T. d. Reed and
Allen Weir: From Samuel K. Tsylor. Joseph A.
Gale. A. J. Smith and Harry wctherell, for land
IN Mason county; from A. Il. Eckle and vile, for
land tn Island county; and from L. p. Larson,
for land in Kitsap county
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EXAMINING SCHOOL LANDS.
The Arduous Task Of the County COM

The board OF county comm ssioners have been
engaged since Tuesday in examing school lands,
In aecordance with the provisions of the law OF
the last legislature. requiring them. as soon as
practicable. TO report to the auditor the charac.
ter and value of the lands. They expect 10 have
a report upon several sections in the v.clnity OF
Seattle ready next week.
The examination of the heavily timbered ser
tons, the commissioners claim, is very nearly
akin to downright hard work. rhe method
employed In the examiua,i IN necessiiates four
miles of hard travei through d~nse timber aud
underground for each sec ioa. They travei
backward and forward ross the section
through the center OF each tier of forties They
have b EN- working north and east of the city
this week
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Ballard Town Ofacer Re.ipp.

At Q meeting of the Ballard town council
held on Thursday, the resignation of Il. R.
Harris, ir., a. city attorney, was received and
accepted His successor has not yet been ap-
pointed. Ii is reported that Mayor C. +. Treat
will also resign.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-26
NnRIHrRN pAcIrlC RAIIRnAH

Tourist sleeping cars daily netween Seattle
and Chicago Twenty-Five miles tie shortest
route and seven hours and thisty-six minutes ia
advance OF competing lines. A. Chilherg, city
ticket agent, 10 Second street, Boston block; =
1onkiE, cepoI ticket agent. Seattle.
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SALE THIS WEEK.
Table linens. all reduced. Chester Clesry.

Fer low rates excellent accom- N &C atoms and
ali the features that constitute saccss saul and
Snc.yahe trip 20 tne East. take the Sorthera Pa
clEc, through vestlbuie Trans 10 81 Paul
minneapolis pHiuFn aud Chicago cons ssine of
oin4nE, GTauinKronn aud sleepfng csrs New
tourist sierpers under the direction Of the Pull
man Palace Car Company are sstAehed 10 dai Y
throura trains No better service to be soana
4. Chllporg. city ticket aren't Tls second street
Boston block: K 1cnkiR. depot ueke, agent. So
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Its Excellent oaal,t,e.

liquid fruit remedy, syrup OF Tigs 1t is pleas
Ing TO the eye. and 10 the taste, and by gently
ae;ing on the kidneys, liver and bowels. it
cleanses the system effectually, thereby pro-
noting the health and com fort OF all who use il
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cI.EARANcE SAFE AN RAsYr.s

Ciesra;,ce sale of canes, umbrellas. siatuarv
cut glass are novelties AMI sil odds and ends
this month. J. X. Basye, jewelry emporium
So Front street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-26

You viii miss o rarc musical treat IL you fail
70 attend the CO aceTt of Professor Lerch and the
Professors Arthur NJ the First N. K. church next
Tuesday evening.
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New Interpretations.
OLYMPIA, July 25.-Incorporations: Seattle
Ventilat- d Barrel Company; capital, $4,000
Quincy Cab and transfer Company, Of seattle;
CAPT al $50 0O0
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

Proceedings OF BOARD OF County Con,mi..
sionerss July Session. 1890.
The board met July -th in regular sas.,on
Present. Chairman Fred Gasch sni Cnrnr,Sss,o.
ers John woodins aud W. II. Tsylor
The following bids were received tor -. eo,.
structicn OF county bridge oyer green 4 ser.
via. 'OA'
~ ,t.o --........- sSoA
vn,Anaeu "seh .....s...-....s.......... --S
nrtAn " Aestsit......... ........... s5a
-. ~. .....-.-............. S-5
The contract was awarded TO Fred Brooes .,
che sum OF $59A ~
The bid OF Thomas McNsir for tha no,s,.,,.
tion OF bridge over Judd's creek. yasha. ~
and. Tor the sum Of 81 500. was rr,ecas IN ,ha
ground that IL was too high. ~
The RESIGNATION OF A. Ericsson AS snnarx,.,. .,
road district No. - was ordered aecenta,
On petition ef &. Demanes. the Mas ~ AZ.
eemetery OF the Holy Cross was ordered vsc.,.ss
ystgS
On petition OF John ]. MeGilvrs 81 =, ~.
plat OF John ]. McGiivrss third addit,on was
ordered vacated. vas
On petition OF w. l. Russell the plat Of LIN.
coin Park sddition was ordered vacated.
Lombardini a De Martini were granted a "a.
vi liquor license ct Black Diamond,
Y. = Rsmsoerg was appointed a. Justice OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-26
Who has not had
Poor Hose?

GOOD RUBBER HOSE could b. bought ten
years ago Why? Because there WIS RUBBER
in it. The h. sc sold by dealers today con aims
u tie Or no pure rubber. cur BLU. BRAND
HOSE is the oLD-F.sHIoNED KIND and Is made
o. RUBBER With good care IL should last FIVE
or six years. 1t is CHI ap a. tae Price. As a
guarantee tn II you are getting what you pay for
ana ar not paying a gh priee for poor
Article. we place this brand on every length.
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Personal.

country. but are full Of admiration Of Washing
ton and its metropolis. seattle.
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Mr.. W. s. Bruce, his brother, Mr. ]. Bruce
aud wife. md Nh. C. L Byrd and wife, leading
citizens of Memphis. arrived Of the Rainier res
terday. They are on g tour Of the Pac &c coast
and are too thoroughly attached to their pres-
ent home to think Of removing TO any new
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-26

The Columbia q PUGET Sound railroad vii,
run three excursion trains to Renton sep,emher
]. 20 accommodate the Western Central Labor
Union wnien Il arranging for grand labor
parade In this city on that date.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-26

The new station ~ Maehias. on the sss,t,.
Lake Shore Eastern, viii be onenes tossr
and Agent T. r. Carr. formerly A. Pans Ss;,y
win be in charge. Nass'
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The excavation for the front and Commercial,
street cable 20 run under the railway TRACKS 10
ne south side OF King street was made yas,er.
dsy, and the men are a. work preparing for the
sheAve wheel 70 Be placed there beside ,hs
tracks Of the West Seattle motor line.
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Th.Psnlnady.

The latest, largest ana best musi
cal work vet published in the TesIi-
tory, containing a tssrc for every
piece in the I4atteT-Uly saints
Hymn Book, has been .z-;Icd from
the DEsKRET NEWS Fssss, and Il
now for sale in ( different styles o.
binding.
Pauer Covered Boards. Cloth Back,
Si.51 each or 5000 FER d0z.
Cloth Bound. Si.6I each. siT.00 doz.
Cloth and Leather EouHd, $40
each, $500 yer doz.
Full Morocco Giit, Ss-l each, $500
per d0z.
II sent by mail Is ceut5 PER book
additional viii be CHARGED.
TIE bes. musical talent in TIE
Territory has beeu employed In the
Arrangement and compilation Of
,he work, which contains tie
choicest Of the sacred melodies to
which the LsatteT-dsy Saint Hymns
have been sung in the past, and n
rich collection Of original tunes,
many Of which are sure TO become
iavosites as soon IS known.
There are 80 pieces Of music,
with WORKS accompanying, in the
Psaimody, making i 2 large and
valuable { COX.
Not only shoaii every choir bs
fully supplied with tbs remarkably
cheap and most excellent work, bssf
it Is equally well adapted for home
use, and no family Ia which music
Is Understood or cultivated SHOULD
ic without II.
In ordering, state how you want
them shipped.
Address. DEsERE- NEWS Co..
salt Lake City.
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Russia publishes bul 500 journals,
2Do Of which appear at St. Peters
burg and seventy-five q. Moscow.
An infinite number % laugaa-cs
are represented In the Russian pres,
England issues 3,01) periodicals,
So Of which are daili.s. Fran e
follows with a number nearly equal.
which officially Is 2,Sls, u which
only quarter are published daily,
bi-weekiy or tFi-weekiy.
Italy iiOi'is the fourth rank In pub
fishing ! ,iDa journals, 20 Of which
appear nj R5me, 241 at Miian.l2S
az Naples, - a. Turin, aaa 90 a.
Florence. o. these 100 are dsilies.
Tbs oA.s~st Il lho Gosefie &c Gsnss,
established Ia 1871.
li the United states aud Canada
-5,2so, go papers arc printed every
"eeS. eusr- y 10 supply tgo coi'i..s
y every family in lie land. Bee
sides these there are {, SIS, $50 iaii'cs
Issues ese.y dsy, which may saCs
the Immense Influence O! rewE-
pape.s in informing and iIfiuenc
The minds ofthe people.
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A theatrical Nuisance.

The sensation Of the hour in Lon-
don is sid 70 be the assault made By
one Mr.. Hat.on upoaone Mr.. Freer
at .he Lyceum Theatre because the
latter gentleman persisted in talk
log during the performance.
The pestifercus individual who
makes a business OF ate nding
theatres to larnoy his neigh
s,ors by his volubiiity IS certainly
\ nuisance requiring heroic treat
meat, though a blow in the face
seems too fOrcible method to deal
with the trznsgressOr. Perhaps the
test way 10 abate the nuisance Is TO
employ a little tact TO shame the
barhariaus into silence. The san
Frnncisro Nc,rs Letter tells . good
story Of how two Of them were re-
Gently suppressed in that city. The
story is as follows:
The other evening, while the au-
dience at the Baldwin were listen
tening spellbound TO the famous
scene v here Barrymore IA discussing
the foiblss Of women, n couple OF
san Alaico uislics, in the mont row
% the dress circle, bsgan an earnes;
discussion az 10 the merits af a cer-
tain prize SOW one Of them had for
sale.
DESPITE the angry looks and
s-s-s-hs Of those near By, the contro-
very waNei builder. until az last n
gentleman behiud the takers
touched cue o: them on the shoulder
AMI quietly said:
Excuse me. my friend, but what
will you take for that SOW OF yours!''
The granger stared for moment
and then said:
about s., s'pOse.H
'sExzei.y,f' saii thc gentleman
taking cut his p1csctbo1k and hand
ing over . greeuL1CS.
"Herc d a twenty. Nov that
sow's mine: jus. let he. alone, II you
please"
The au fence suicscrcI. aud
though the Couutrymau Attempted
to turn tlc joke b graveiy pocstt-
ing the ng.c aud handing over the
Sfi change. she slib was crushing
in its effect and in the dead si.eacc
that followed the piiiaalropic mil
lionaire leanei back aud mOtestly
enjoyed his popularity.
But what the delegation from up
the bay said when, after the per-
Torrance, they attempted 10 buy
beer with The twenty and found II
a bad counterfeit Is unfit for publica-
tiOn.-LOs 4agsies EEPrcsS.
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pESBREr EVENING NEWS.
Friday. october ,. 1880.
WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
A Pioneer Of the Florence BiSin
PdfalyIed.
THE INDIANS NOT INDICTED.
A Strange Nalady.-Celebraiion at
Grand Junction.
IDAHO.

Jesse Smith was found last ThgFE-
day in 4 panlyksd condition on the
Dead Horse trail between Florence
and John Day creek, aid Was ear
ried to Florence, where he still re-
mains in a helpless condition. Jesse
Is n pioneer Of the Florence basin,
and his friends viii regret 10 hear
Of his present condI;ion.-IdahO
(s,r Eree Press
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The County Central Committees
are requested o. take imuel.l.s
steps in their respective counties iae
the election Of delegates 90 the Ter.
ritOrial Convention.
BY ORDER Of the Peoples Iesrit1f-
ial Central Committee.
ELIAS =. SMITH. Secrytasr.
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II = II Nr--.c @. Chs CHARGE - l.'-f
jhris; o. Lsj,yr-dl- sz.7!s, sac she a-rlor-
IT, Ies.gra farulzi aaI.l. sss v.cEs. wise
Is aud ira rr-ricEs q ;lc lzurca "a.
'soF'ties srs s=rrcsse-, sad Eissa 20 a.
ssis;s.
4 u rzsy six8ys be relied 1rJr % adro
stag or, .etrud.a- l'.s ri.l- SHE - ever
lnes;sos proper Tor pusgc islTs-- = -Sssi
lPon.
. a devoted TO trc Ia---rsp c. "a
Latter Gag SSIuis. and has, from l:s .o,g-
i"n, ssiian,iY defc- -cd ttr-r rights AID
advocated The r--l-,u.ss 20 e.l-.E ts-g be
iey=; and every L4.,c--a-v S1.a: slog't
therefore feel uE5=r gligr acz- .s -l 1.l
part u aelpinE 10 sustain Il.
= Il Il not published t-- speculation. 1-t .
aever has been. bat flv the good gb.o1 it %
capable of accomplishing. tlc-. -ri-s. Z Any
acre b derived fsaal b.. re- .eTctet ?
extending is sphere cf as=.-.Hlss. I'D
seneaiirg he community.
). Il doin< ifs u.-aos. 20 establish -sszt
Industries. EmoaK vsicH are paper making,
'yPe-foaEdIag. steTeotypiEg ana ,sczo-
JPtng-braaehes Necessary 20 the develop
1ent aud independence OF ta- conuaz';ys
eai which, eurirS their m,aacy (which .
ies Territory they have not jet passed., saH
snly be c1rIisd on a. pecuEiary l5s'.
~ Ihere 10 no Danger CT any sncsorihfss
NE NEWS failing % set what be susscrieei
Ter through sAilars Of TIE bzs1zsss AID
'uspeEsioz Of tbs pubhsssi0s--s eonn's
result In tie ease OF hznt=eds Of neHspaPei
ventures every year.
J. IL "a aow printed throughout IN nan
arc resd,hls type. 80 that even the assi
can perase 70 without dllculsy Or danger
their eye-sixAt
IL 10 free froE. sbsect;caahls advertise
nents, 80 that no parent re-d fear ihat IA
ihildren viii hzEs thssr MAIDS corrupted
rom having access e IL; n fact, u rei1''i
thousands Of dollars worth Of the 5es. par
Ing advertisements annually. because u
devoted to the moral and spiritual Interests
OF iis readers instead Of 70 SsttiEy gain -
taeir expense.
= Its tone Is E1<<cA;sd BY pubn'
ppinioE nor tssA61@ ~ <>'1f 6 suhscrioer'
o. sdyertisezseH;t-6rt <-eatss that EhicA
10 right and condemns that which Is W-oaa.
regardless Of results financial or otherwise
10 II never nauseates its readers By Palla-
Ing oc columns of self praise for new
Items.
IL. The NEWS practices no Deception -
'essrts 70 no subterfuges 10 indzee Pe0
pie to subscribe: lat, on the o1aH.1it
'resers 70 ssand upon ~ OWE 7sriS' a. y.
'eople's newspaper. via promise onI
10 its Utmost to give is patrons 'ne
raiue OF their money! premise WIZ
iai endeavored to faithfully keep y ~
last
II In eonelAsion, II : Latter day -aiA' -.
'nord to subscribe for only ore papei' -.
'aper should be the DESEsxr NzN'' ne
rore than one, the NEWS should ia'-i'
e the frst
sUsackIrrfos RATS:
lYr. enc. JM9. ! =.
,IiLS. nae $50 $50 ~
xkfwkEEL1, 400 LIS /"
'rskRsT wElzL=, 80 &c
Aa<;Fs.s all communications 70
TRE. DEssEST NEWS o.,
SALT LAks.olrT' ViAS
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RIO GRANDE WESTERN RY
CURRENT TINE TABLE. AUG. .,. ESQ

LOCAL TRAINS SALT LAKE &c OGDEN.
Leave salt Lake $50 an. and so p.l I'D
So PEN.
Returning, arrive salt Lake a. l..al Az
and y 90 aud t.5S pm
Train arrives from WaEa;cH on Sl.g-.1-.
and leaves for Wasa.ch on IgEIar- Hr.r.
Pi.lIzzsu palace ard buffet. sis1q-- .-H
or an through Trans
y. .. PONCE y. l. Ea ssEir.
General u l1aEr- ts-0 PIT EE'r.- sd.
General CGi.es AZ salt lake U.... t-..
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WE ADVISE QUE FRIENDS

XITHO NEED ANYTHING N THE
w Clothing line . call gpln Iz=tsE <
4 o.. 40 Main 81. where tEey Will lnd . well
selected stock % mems and bovs' salts
0sCTals. hagE. caps. shirts. ctr. At very low
prices. Ila ira "a Tclila.c AID Will ;rll
you riElL ef
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PEOPLES TERRITORIAL
CONVENTION.

At a meeting Of the Tori,
Central Committee Ct tEe r.ll'li
Party held in this city on Tns....-s
10th inst, il was decided n Icy,
Territorial Convention To- 4. I''
In Salt Lake City on Taesfs,-' 's'd .
It'll day OF October, 1890 ~ ne
purpose OF nominating q ranii,.l..e
for Delegate to the Fiftv-ss-.,-.-.s,
Congress, and to elect Terri,c.-::.-.;;
Central Committee. Tie 49,. .,,.'ai q,
representation was fixed as f-llr,-g-,.
One delegate for each 80 vrf..'.--,i..
by the Peoples Party a. me b..
August election, ami one Co..
for each county, irrespective an ~.
number Of votes cast. -'e
OFFICIAL CALI.
HEADQUARTERS PEWIE's r-..
TORIAL CENTRAL C0Estrrrr
Salt LAKE ClTy.
September I7lh, 1891
A Territorial Convention ort-.
Peoples Party i hereby called ~
convene at the Social Hal. san
Lake City, on Tuesday tue 7.h IAN.
Of October, 1890, It l. o-r'Gcl. Nos.
for the purpose Of nominating
candidate for Delegate 10 the Fl.rv.
second Congress, and the ele,tiag ~
a ssTerritorial Central Committee :,
The number OF delegate % COM
pose the Convention has been a.
pOrtiOned 10 the several cguatiss n
follows, to wit:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-03
DID YOU GET YOUR TAX NOTICE?
We Don t Pay City Taxes in Forest Dale
TVE SALT LAKE RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY

has comple'ed its track to cur add''i-"' The
sprague Electric Company is under oontra'. %
have the electric motive p ~ef wi "hoH .
onerate tho line to Forost DIio ready for use ~
Sept. r4,h. Shortly after thai cate