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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
There is

Blue with yellow dot
Black with white dot,
Brown with white dot
Blue with white dot
You will notice that we have had a
great deal to say in our advertisements
lately about Dress Goods. we cannot
saw too much in their favor. The extent,
the variety, the prices, the space it oc-
cupies is vastly larger than any other
Richmond store.
One counter is devoted TO Soc yard Dress
Goods:
One counter to the Paris Dress Patterns s7.oo 70
$40 esch a.
One counter to tho Low.Pricsd Dress eoods-iO
10 51Nc. yard:
One counter to the Cloths and Cheyiots;
bs-iuch wide Ladies' Cloth, Soc.
Imported English Broadcleth, u.
Paid and stripe Wool Sulungs. 2oc;
3sinch Henriettsa, all coiors, NSc.;
II pieces Scotch Cheyiots, 81, and higher-prfced
goods, special price 75c yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
CONGRATULATED GLOVE BARGAIN.

100 dozen good quality, string PigsSin
browns, aud slates new, fresh goods, just
arrived from Europe. Price less taan
wholesale yalue-only
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

TOwEISAn erge Damak Towel at l2lc
worth well 2Oc;
A good, heavy, Pure-Iinen 2Jc. Towel at lGc >, o.
At % We have number extraordinary worth less tan o
competo-An
Size Damask Mom FancyBoder Pure-inen Towel al Z9c
each-fuly worth 50c
TABLE LTNENS-Whe Coored Doiesal lnen-from 49c
Table Table White Colored Linen
Pretty Chenille Tapestry and Felt Covers
SHEErINGSBeachd Unbeached Sheng from 2Oc yard up
Linen Sheeing, full 104 wide, at 95r yard
OF Fruit of the Loom Besched Cotton yard WIDE at 6c ysd
the WIDE 9c
Remnants of l0c Unbleached jeans 7ic yard.
BIANKETS-We have stock OF Whle Gy
Red Blankets season. and quality considered never at
such low prices From the 65c Gray the Erafine California
make we everything reliable;
something too the Horse Blankets and Car
Robes
All grades of Bed Comforts
Carpet Department visited by contem
purchase be induced to buy until you have
stock and large line of Bugs and Drugges at ali
right prices.
CURTAINSIace Curtains Chenille and elegant
riety Curtain Poles stock-among them are
some novel patterns.
DRESS GOODS WRAPS
From ward Ladies' Misses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
A list OF marvellous offerings at
3 and &c. /;

aa---..-a..-----f
fBreafsst,1
ptATFs Dinner. NJ ac each.
rLAiEo Soup, "''0' 0'O
Tea,
Decorated Cups and Seucers:
co dozen A. B. G. Plates one lot
assorted Wa.er- aud Cream
Pitchers Qmperfecn; Decorated
Salt and Pepper-Shakers: 30
dozen White Granite Hotel
Dishes 127 dozen Custard Cups;
30 dozen Coffee Cups unhandledl
with saucer; 10 dozen s-inch
Yellow Bowls; one lot lndiylduai
Bltters-first quality: rs dozen
AT &c. each Half-Bushel Mnrket-Baskets; 100
Cedar Clothes-Pins 5j dozen B
hole Mouse-Traps; Boxes OF Biz
by's best Blacking: Bottles OF
Bixby's best Mucilege; suustan-
tisl scrub Brushes; 800 cans Best
Concentrated Lye; Three-Prong
Towel-Racks; l. % g Handled
Kitchon spoons; Fluitcd Gaze
Moulds; 12-inch Novelty Bread
Pans Wire Kgg-Whips hound
salt Boxes; 6-king Mufin Pans
Wire Potato Washers: 1000 pack
ages frsI quality Toilet Paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

All lengths, widths, and kinds, IN
cluding the 2-yard wide for saloon
psrlor.
Chenille Table Covers and Lambre-
quins-4-4 Chenille Table-Covers'
y6c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
TEe 2a1ot1 RoyoZ
III EAST BROAD STREET.

We present your consideration to-day OF desirable articles at
particularly prices Notwithstanding the fact that prices have adj
yced passage of the Mckinley tariff bill quoting lower
China Department quite attraction This
has reopened with
stock new prices surprising You should call and
them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
CHINA AND GLASSWARE ATTRACTIONS.

, CHINA AND GLASSWARE ATTRACTIONS.
300 dozen fine CRYSTAL Wine Glasses. PC.
80 dozen Heavy Crystal GoDiets, &c.
80 dozen Imitation Cut-Glass Fruit
Saucers. Sc.
25 dozen Large Imitation Cut-Glass
Pitchers at 3Jc.
2j dozen Crystal Pitchers at l5c.
Cut-Glass Rose Jars. nne polish, 30c.--
eold everywhere AT SOC.
Sugar and Cream set OF S pieces. zoe.
Sugar and Cream set OF 5 pieces, 45c.
Celery Holders, 3 inches high, 15c.
Imitation Cut-Glsss Vinegar Cruet. i0c.
i0-inch Stone China Bowls. l0c.
Stone China Cup and Saucer. &c.
IS-lnch Stone China soup-Plates, 50,
9-inch China Dinner-Platcs. 40
6.inch Naples, Sc.
Real English China Tea Sets OF 50
pieces, pretty decoration, new shapes,
only t3.4-.
Real English China Dinner Set. liz
pieces. handsome decorations, new do
signs, 1913.
English Porcelain Chamber sets, 10
pieces, pretty decorations, at Sass
LAMPS.
Lamps with central draft burner OF 80
candle power. all complete, only $l.la
Large-size Solid BTsss able Lamps
with largo burner. 9O-candle power. only
Si.6l
Large Crystal Table Lamps with deco
rated stand. 10 inches high, 4sc.
Dining Room Lamps, % inches, satin
base, etched front. and decorated globe,
SSc.
Kitchen Lamp, metal reflector, SOC.
Crystal Lamp. II inches high, only 30c.
Fine Bisquo sewing Lamp, hand-paint-
cd front and shaie. only &c.
Piano Lamps, S9.3S worsn SIS
BOOKS.
Just opened 500 handsomely bound
BOOKS, bound In cloth with gold title
works by all tho standard authors and
many others, suitable for grown foiEsa
cnlldren. Notwithstanding the formation
of a gigantic book trust Advancing the
prices OF all books We shall cell these az
25c. They are worth from 75c. TO s..
A RIBBON BARGAIN.
Oyor 200 pieces very best quality ALI
Silk No. . Satin Edge Gros-Grain Ribbon
IL blsck and every light and dark color,
cold heretofore by US al l5c.-now only
10c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
WRAPS.

Ladies', Misses, and Children's Wraps
in Jackets, Blazers, Refers. and all the
new shapes. lengths, and cloths Spe-
cial bargains in Misses and Ladies'
Stockinet Jersey Jackets from S2.@ up.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
No matter whaH
Won read elsei
DRESS GOODS.

The things you ought to have and the
things that bear tinge to newness IN
anv city in the world are right here. The
French Dress Materials were never In
such quantities
Seven STYLES more Of the new Camels-
Hair Tor 59c. yard-plaids, checks,
diagonsls, stripes, and solids.
They are not imported. although every
fibre OF the material is ready dyed, too.
This fact makes 900. dress material
cost 59c.
4G-inch Silk-Warp Henrietta, one OF
the staple
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
OTTOMAN TWILL.

Sn1 warm cOlOringa I0n arc sure 70
think il a worsted tribe. rs inches wide,
SIC. yard.
Yard. wide Bleached Muslin at the same
counter for sc.
No. . Lopsdale Cambria, 71c.;
No. / in 3 10 10 yard lengths for lOc.;
lGc. Canton Flannel III lengths from b to
II yards for l2ic.
6O-iuch imported Feather Tick Tor 29c.
Main Fo0y-Rsdr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
CHILDREN'S CAPS.


Lovely Embroidered sursh silk Caps
with shirred front, black or cream, worth
Stat
Infants handsome En- broidered Cream
Cashmere Long Closks only
s262
Childrenis Real SILK Plush Walking
Coats in all stylish colors only
S367.
Ladies' stylish Walking Coats, double
breasted. REFER style, made OF aii-wool
rough English Cheyio!, only
IS.
Ladies stylish nne All-Wool Heavy
Jersey Jackets, double breasted, only
1892.
Laiiss Genuine Black Astrachan Fur
Cares-price Monday only
So
Ladies' handsome quality Real Seal
Plush Long Coats only
fl5.
80 full-sixe Colored Msrseilles Quilts In
pink, blue, cardinal, and white. only
$l4s.
single bed-size good Calico Comforts,
SEQ.
Double bedside good Calico Comforts,
75c.
Black AllSuk Fsilie Frsncaise-a
quality that would be cheap sIs,
sSc.
20 dozen Ladies' All-Wool, Non-Shrink-
able Jerse y-hiDbed Vests only
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
HERE'S ANOTHER.

40 dozen S-button length tl.25 quality
Undre.sed Mosquetaire Kid Gloves with
the new Unrestricted back, In tans emily.
all aiZss, at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
The Curtain Room

is one spot OF the many that has can't
getaway look about II. Its draperies
bring home TO you the originality OF
many cities--many countries, Oriental
or Egyptian, Paris. Berlin, London, or
New York. The comfort and snugness
that has its thought anywhere ought to
be fostered here. Take a peep at tho
window to the left Of the entrance and
It's only reminder Of the Curtaln-
Room.
Turcoman Portieres-with wide Che
mile dado, three and half yards
long-old-gold, cardinal, and old
blue, 1890 pair;
Orinoks, with Chenille border, 4S-inch
depth, three and half yards long,
handsome and well finished, 50
pair;
Silk Chenille Portieres, 3l-yard length,
exclusive of wide fringe. double
dsdo, 81 as a pair
Persian, with wide fringe. SIG. 80 pair !;
Silk Chenille-fne shades OF the Old
Woild colorings--four yards long
exclusive Of wide fringe, $3.50 g
pair.
Finer 500. ss.3s, s13.96 Sash Curtains
to match
Brussels Lace Curtains, SlS, S2f, $50.
and $50 a pair;
The New Florentine, sl5. 40, sl6.4O, and
Sl9 pair
Irish Point SL9O, 1896. ND to s25
pair. 81 to 4-yard lengths;
Tamo pour, s4.9S. s5.72, s6.4s. 1915, and
all grades to S32 palr.
Nottingham in all the pat
terns-from the cheaper NEW ing
hsh TO the Superb Ger man.
sikene, Madras, Cottage, and En-,
broidered Muslins-the new bright
ideas OF all the worlds designers
from DC. 10 81 yard.
eseond Floor.
Double Face Canton Flannel-32 inches
wido-9c. q yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
AT THALHIMER BROTHERS

TRADE WAS LIVELY LAST WEEK, BUT WE
EXPECT 1T TO BE STILL LIvEIIIER THIS
WEEK ON ACCOUNT OF THE MANY
ADDITIONS WE HAVE MADE TO
OUR ALREADY LARGE
SUPPLY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
GREAT BARGAIN SALE
Un Basement).

LOW PRICES PREVAIL DESPITE A RISING
MARKET.
Housekeepers are urged to note this list OF Of
ferngs carefully, aud to note especially that
those prices will hold good as long as the goods
are here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
DRESS GOODS.

10 pieces warranted All-Wool Striped
Dress Cloth, SO inches wide, worth soc., at
&c.
6pieces warranted All-Wool Trlcots, "a
inches wide, in black, navy, dark green,
and states, worth 75c-, az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

yond all criticism. The high-priced and
the cheap are turned out with the same
mark Of superiority.
Astracban and other Fine Fur-Trimmed
Garments from S13.97 to S39;
Trimmed with Astrachan cloth, from
S4.19 to s15.98;
Camel's.Hair Cheviot from S4.98 to
S17;
Heavy Weight Broadcloth from "a to
S12.67
Jerseys, in Black or Colors, vest front,
for Si.75;
Melton-Cloth Jackets from S1.98 to
$3.50;
Misses and Childrens' Wraps Of every
conceivable description short or long,
plain or fancy, low priced or elegant ;
all ages from three to eighteen years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

T---'----------- that is al
| MOURNING FABRICS ways good
'N for SL70.
II has come 10 us for 81. 1S.
Priestley's All-Wool Grape Cloth for
soc. T;
Astrachan Crepe Bourette 99c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
MILLINERY.

able world. it's best to consult the Milli-
merry Perlors here-whether you buy or
Lot. you are not to be constrained into
the purchase. The exhibition and sug-
gestions are free and moulded with a
kind cheerfulness. The cheapest and
handsomest in everything.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19
DRESS GOODS.

From I0c. to 81 yard we show an
exquisite assortment Of Dress Fabrics
The new shades, weayes and combina-
tions. trimmings, &C., TO suit every taste
and purse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

Our Soc. Kids for sc. apair;
Our 7Sc. Hook Gloves Tor 61c. spair;
Our fbc. Undrssssd Kids Tor $50 pair:
Our 81 Undressed Aoeluetai,e for so
Bisnitz Uudreseed Kids for LOS pair
These prices will continue until our present
stock OF above Gloves 10 entirely sold.
The world of small things is repre-
sentei in our store 10 great extent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

Astrachan Fur
CaDes, style OF
cut high corner
collar, long point
fro n t, perfect
Not cloth but fur
sstrachan. $50,
worth $40; $40,
worth ga: sl2O.
worth 'sl7.0.
Nine other styles
az tapes. cloth
sstrschan, $3.50
up. sea. Plush.
- up. SIX Gro
chet Capes, ti0.
Combinations OF
Plush and Astra-
chan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-19

If your headwear
is TO stand the proof
Of fashion in any
part OF the fashion
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-09

Sly Chances.
From the Chicago Times.
Citizen: That poor blind man seems
In take his stand on these corners as sys-
tematically a, you do.
Newsman: Yes; he is a regular patron
of mine.
Citizen: Patron? I'm what way:
Newsman: He buys a paper every uay
to glance at the news you know.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-09

GRAND
Military and Civic
BR L..
To be given by the
WOLF TONE GUARDS
Of Anaconda.
Co. X, MONTANA NATIONAL GuARDsl
MONDAY EVE., MAY L..
Atthe Montana, Anaconda.
Committee Of Arrangements:
Capt; s,lyen Hughes, Lieut.. W; n Ma Xshlly'
Corp. Pat Sullivan, Corp. H. hoohes'
Reception:
Cant. John Brannagan, Emmett Guards.
Capt. Henry Miller, Montana Rifles.
Can't, j, \. shoemaker washington 6uatus'
Cart. John l.. sullivan, Parnell Rifles.
Capt. Cleary, Meagher Guards
Capt; Phillips, @, |, NJ. !; c. Missoula'
Col. Thomas OIeary OF Anaconda.
Invitation:
!, Hugh Price. sergt. J. q. Harrington
serss. Richard MssandI Burke, serst. Mix Geary.
=, Floor Director:
Capt. silven Hughes.
ASSISTANT;
p Lieut.. w. NJ. Kelly. p
Floor Managers:
!. serct, Pat Walsh, sergt. Jerry Harrington
C CORP. J. T'H H. Rooney, Corp. jT. Hennessy.
The Company will Parade tn
IS Principal Streets of Ana
+ conda at 7 p. M.
s. The company will give an Exhibition Drill
III the hall at . o'clock sharp, after wliclthe bfai
10 March will be formed.
er All the Military Companies OF the Nation
e. Guard OF Montana have been Invited To atten
m and Il is expected To make this grandest atian
~ the kind ever given In the state.
id The Best Music that can be pr
:H cured will be in Attendance.
TICKETS, 500
y THE ARCADE SALOO
Corner Front and Main Streets.
e The Finest Of Imported Win
Liquors and Cigars
To be found in the city constantly on hand
Free Ham and Egg
ida. and Hot Luch served Dsv and Nigh
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-09

Money on call easy, q.
Prime mercantile paper. 5q'c:
Sterling Exchange-Dull and steady
6o-day bills. A.s4H; demand, SASSY.
Mining quotations as follows:
Arizona republican., 1890-12-06
Nogales News.
rom the Nogales Herald,

From the Nogales Herald.
 Col. Dick Martell has assumed the management of the International hotel.
 A Topolobampo colonist from Kansas, inquired at the postoffice the other day, the difference in the price of postal cards here and back east.
 Another small engine for the Imuris road, passed through here Friday. The company now has two engines, but no cars or other rolling stock.
 Thursday afternoon Charley Beck bought & black bear that dressed one hundred and fifty pounds, which he cut up into steaks. It was killed in the Santa Rita mountains by F. k. Lewis.
 In the public school the pupils stand ing at the head of the classes in the eve ming are entitled to the happy privilege of hoisting the flag next morning. It is manifest incentive to study.
 Chief Dispatcher Burke, of the Sonora road, has demonstrated the fact that while he occupies that position, no man can hold a responsible position in the train service and drink to excess.
 A large number of Topolobanpo colonists brought good supply ofhome- canned fruit with them, but when they found the customs duties on such goods going into Mexico to be 70 cents & quart they sold out on this side of the line below cost"
Arizona republican., 1890-12-06
oN THE INsTALLMENT PLAN.
Have Arizona Democrats Already Com menced Campaign of Retaliation
 ,,li,,r of rup RppIrprrCAN,

u.,e Arizona Democrats Already Com
 menced a Campaign of Retaliation
 To the Editor of THE REPUBLICAN;
 noticed an editorial in recent rrmber of the Phoenix Gazette advising the Democratic legislators not to retail ote. Can you imagine what the Gazette means? What can be done, or how will the retaliation be effected? Do some of the Democrats intend to rob the Terri torial Treasury again by voting them selves each a clerk by paying Demo- cratic press $20,0O0 or $30,000 for print ing the journal; by voting themselves extra pay?
 . If we refer back to the Eleventh ses- ,ion of the Arizona Legislature, we will fnd that to that time the meeting of the Ierislature was fixed on the first Mon dsy in January. When the Thirteenth session ended Cleveland had not been inaugurated, hence Governor Tritle made nominations, but the Council re- ir.pd to confirm the same. After the Legislature adjourned the appointments were again made, which held for two years.
 The long-to- aforementioned Four teenth fixed up a new "kode." In it tbe time fixed for the meeting of the Legislature was the third Monday in January. Hence when Harrison was inaugurated the end of the session was not until the last of March and the Fifteenth Legislature had the same right to hold over as did the Eleventh. But the Fifteenth did not attempt to
 tInp,1AlNnS nxt Eleventh. By the election of Zulick, Brady, Parish, etc, one would think that the voters of the Territory of Arizona enjoyed being robbed. That is what is the matter now.
 Some of the Democratic papers are clsmOring for Statehood. Does any reasonable man, either Democrat or Republican, suppose that the United States Senate would admit two Democratic Senators? They would be apt to do as did the Democratic House with the Dakotas, Washington and Mon tana-tell us to wait awhile.
 Then the editor of TIE REPUBLICAN has been endicted for libel. This may be an installment toward retaliation. MaricOpa county is extremely Demo- cratic. Will a Grand Jury be packed and Trial Jury also packed as were the United States Grand Juries of the Ter ritory after Cleveland's election? In Pima county, with Johnny Behan as foreman, one of them indicted several prominent citizens for merely con tributing $5 to campaign fund, while acting President Cleveland and his cabinet could contribute $l0,000 each toward the campaign fund. They were patriots and good Democrats, but in Arizona it was crime to contribute s5. When Schuyler ColiaI was pronounced guilty of taking bribe, the Republican party dropped him, but Garland,a a Demo- crat, for the same offense, was good leader and good Democrat. Note the difference in the parties.
 The Republican Sheriff of Maricopa will undoubtedly do his duty. But, as l before stated, your case may be one in- stallment of retaliation. Look a little out for two years to come, and mark my word the tax payers win be called on to pay the bill M. G.
 PREsCOTT, Ariz., December 1, 1890.
Arizona republican., 1890-12-06
SUMMONS.

TN JUSTICES COURT, PRECINCT NO |, l County of Maricopa, Territory of Arisons, K. Irvine, plaintiff, vs. Arthur Marlow and Ed ward MArlow, defendants.
 Action brought in the Justices Court of Pre- cinct No. 1, in and for the County of Maricopa, in the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Arthur Marlow and Edward Marlow.
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Justices Court of Precinct No. l, in and for the County of Mari copa, in the Territory of Arizona, and answer the complaint filed in said Justices Court at Phoenix, in said county, within five (5) days (exclusive of the day of service) after the ser vice upon you of this summons, if served in this precinct; but if served without this pre- cinct, but in the county, ten C0) days; if served out of the county, fifteen Q5) days; in all other cases, twenty (20) days, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand at Phoenix this 2ld day of November, A. D. 1890.
 THOMAS SHERMAN,
 Justice of the Peace in said Precinct Nov, 29-3W
Arizona republican., 1890-12-06

THB REPUBLICAN has the full Associated Press Report tsVs all the News
Arizona republican., 1890-12-06

IF YOU DON'T ADVERTISE IN THE REPUBLICAN YOU .
 DON'T REACH THE MOST PEOPLE
Arizona republican., 1890-12-06

The cork factories in Algarven, Portu- gal, are idle since the new tariff law went into effect in the United States. Exports of manufactured cork to that country have ceased.
Arizona republican., 1890-12-06
THE MARKETS.

SEw YORK. December 5.-Money on call, easy, st the close offered at B. Prime mercantile paper, 615c. Sterling exchange, weak and excited. Sixty day bills, sI7s1T; demand sLs312. Bar silver, .0fz Copper, steady, Lake, Decem- Der, Sl6.0O. Lead, dull; domestici sI65. Tin, fnner.
 LONDON, December 5.--Bar silver, 472sd per oz. Money, { per cent.
 NEW YORK, December 5.-Closing quota tions
Arizona republican., 1890-12-06

CHICAGO. .... CHICAGO, December 5.-Cattle-Receipts to- day were 5000. The market vas weak. No Christmas steers on sale. Prime export and shipping steers, sLSjtG5.30; others, S3.256DL75; Texans, Sl.90. Hogs - Receipts, 5000. The market was lower. Prime heavy and butchers weights, S67l4 80; light, 8 3i5lt8.55. sheep-Receipts, J0iO, The market was strong. Natives, S3.751i25; Texans, S.8jd3S712 Rye-Dull; 67l9G9G71Sc.
 BHrley-Nominal; 76c. Shoulders -st621S S@LS71f; short clear, s5.50i short ribs, S5.20.
 SAN FRANCISCO
Arizona republican., 1890-12-06

,, Wheat - Dull. Buyer season, slil1s; buyer 20, SlSl , Barley Inactive. Buyer season, Sl.5pz; buyer %, NO334
 COrn-Sl30
 Silver bars-sl. .05Dl.06
 Mexican dollars-S2(G83c,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-04

Pears Soap is the most elegant
toilet adjunct.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-04
A Trip TO Beuntiful.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Feb.
3rd, 1890. Correspondence Of the
DEsERET NEws-l--I paid a short
visit yesterday to West Bountiful,
where in the year ls4s the supply
Of water was scarcely sufficient for
a few scattered farms. Forty-one
years ago the writer passed over this
then barren waste Of country, but
through great energy, toll, and the
blessings Of God this solitary wilder
ness has been converted into
orchards and fruitful fields and In
reality blossoms as the rose"
Bountiful is divided into three
districts, east, south and west, and
is presided over by as many Bishops.
The name Il derived from its pro-
ductiveness IN the matter Of vege-
tation, etc. l was shown one five
acre plot in West Bountiful for
which 81 800 per acre had been Of
fered and refused, and for which in
ISIS 1 myself would not have given
% cents per acre.
l visited the Sunday school in
West Bountifnl, and was much
pleased with what l witnessed
there.
The soil Of West Bountiful proves
all the more valuable ON account Of
its superior advantage Of free water.
Generally $50 feet flowing wells
abound, yielding rs much as from
three to four hundred and Occas-
ionally seventy-five to one hundred
and twenty-five gallons per min
ute. l.. STEVENSON.