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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

The largest single head oflettuce We
ever remember to have seen was
brought into town yesterday by Msj.
Wilcox from his garden ct FortK eogh.
1t weighs q pound and ten ounces and
measures fifty-four inches In circum-
frence. 1t 10 on exhibition at the Of
flee of William Courtensy.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

Three song aud dance men arrived
in the city last highland gave an exhi.
bition of their skill at Louis Kings
saloon. The boys literally re-
warded for their show when the hat
was paksed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

West bound trains were delayed
yesterday by the burning Of . culvert
trestle about nine miles west Of Glen
dive. The trsstle was about $50 fee,
10 length and was entirely destroyed.
All the bridge crews on this division
were at work yesterday, putting in q
new trestls aud trains will be oil right
TODAY,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

G. r. Middleton left on yesterdays
east bound train for St. Paul, where
he will visit his mother for two weeks.
Mr.. Middleton may 60 to Milwaukee
before his return
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

]. A. Van Eeghen reports the sale Of
200 head Of horses TO the Comstock
Cattle Co. Mr.. Van Eghen Is here
now 10 make the delivery.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

Yesterdays west bound passenger
No. 8 was delayed eight hours on nc
count Of bridge being burned out
near Comfy about 70 miles this side OF
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

For al imported Alexander Hum
boldt cigar OF a Key West Sridenburg,
call on Prof. Bach, who always carries
a full line Of fine cigars.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

Will offer our ladies' $3.50 hand
turned shos for $3.50. This week only.
Do not miss this.
C. b, TOWERS 4 Co.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

Glendive. the fire Ia supposed to have
started from sparks from the engine,
probably another case Of Red Lodge
coal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

Mrs. H. r. Robertson and Mas
Roberta came down from Rost bud
sunday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15
Myxterious Diasppearance .

Mrs. John A. Clarke Was y great
sufferer from Indigestion and Sick
Headache. She lett her home last
SATURDAY. 10 buv n bottle Of De Wits
Little Esrly RiseIs. tooK q dose and
her headache disappeared M mysieri.
ously rs It came. Try them.
W, Il. SAVAGE.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

j. A. Van Eghen came mp from Me
dora on Last nights No. I.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

De Wits Little Early Risers. Only
pill 70 cure sick headache aud regulate
the bowels. Sold by Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

Pants made to order on one days
notice ct Ed Arnold's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

A. X. Erwin, Of st. Paul. was Q visi
COR In the city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

We recommend DE Witt Colic and
Cholera Cure because we believe 1t q
safe and reliable remedy. L. good ef-
fpc's are shown ut Que IN Ol
Cholera M0rbu- and similar COM
pla,nts. w. Il. SAVAGE.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Res,
little pill for Dysprp-ia,S ,ur Stomach,
Bad Breath. Sold Dy savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15
LOCAL IT EMS

Nov passyth forth ye Oystr.
And his silent Parde, 70 Clamme,
And comyth Mild Asparagus,
Green Pease and Young Spring Lsmbe;
But hym Ut lyves on Pork and Beanes,
Hymn rseksth notte a Dsmme.
-washIpgton Critic.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

DE Wits Collie and Cholera Cure
Is always safe and always cure.
We recommend IL. w. e. SAVAGE,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

g. M. Beaslsy came down from
Rosebud yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

No c have % yet been recorded
for this week.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

Lemp's celebrated lager beer a
Billiards.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

T. H. Youell, Of Helena, arrived In
the city last night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

G. F. N. Timing, Of Helena, was In
the city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

There Ii medicine tnat will cure
immediately. We refer to De WIT.
Collie and Cholers Cure for ell summer
complaints. No d lay, M dIsappOint,
nlent, no failure. We sell II.
~ r. kAvAGE
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

when DE Wits Lutte Early Risert
are taken. small pill. Sale pill. Best
pill. We cell them. w. +. SAVAGE.
DE Wits LlttIe Early Rise,s. Best
Liver Pill ever made. Cure CoDstipa.
lion every time. None equal. Use
them now. w. IL, SAVAGE,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

Mr.. Daniels is here from Pumpkin
creek.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-07-15

Reno Swift Is In from Ekalaks.
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THE NEW YORK "SUS."

OxEef the most potent forces in
the movement that has brought vic
tory 10 the Democrats in the com
merciaI capital, is that marvel Of
condensed Journalism, the New
York Sun. 1t has given its
whole energy to the cause Of its
party, and by its unwavering con-
fidence and keen forecasts Of certain
triumph, 1t has infused life into the
ranks, and promoted unity between
the wings and factions that have in
times past SO frequently moved
apart to the advantage of the COM
mon foe.
One has but to read the issues OF
the Sun just previous to the election,
to see the strength and foresight Of
that paper and admire the vim AMI
ability of its utterances. The Sun
of Sunday, Nov. End has thirty
pages and the variety and scope OF
the reading matter are wonderful,
while the political strength and acu'
men it displays stamp it asa leader
In journalism and n mighty cham
pion OF the Democratic party. ,-.i.
The -..S,tn shines for all' and il:
light penetrAtes to every part Of the
country. We may not agree with
all its views or endorse sometime:
lis policy. But its ability Is beyond
question and rs general news
paper IL stands In the front rank.
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First District Cont.

Yesterday at Ogden, before Judge
Miner, the following business was
disposed Of:
A. z. COlTIn vs.. Annie COElaR ct al. on
motion, ordered dismissed.
In the application Of John p. hemsler 10
become n citizen: order admitted.
First National Bank Of Ogden vs. Daniel
Hsmer, J. H. Phillips er al. on motion
dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Alfred Benilmin ct Al. ". pAnIei Hamer
ct al; on motion, dismissed At plainiia's
cost .-
James smith vs.-J. II. Baford ct al ; ON
motion. plaintiff granted permission 10 lle
amended complaint.
. MARY kennedy Il al We ogden City; on
motion, order granted that defendant have
until December ], 1879. 10 plead
Ogden CITY Railway Company vs.. II. n.
Henderson et al order that the Restraining
order heretofore granted November 5 be
vacated and set aside Till the hearing OF the
ORDER TO show cause why injunction was not
granted.
Frances NJ. Hslsiead vs. L ". Hals,ead
order for decree: default OF defendant or
dered.
In the Application Oft J. Judson TO prse-
iice law; order admitted.
A. L. Fisk vs.. Interstate Land and
Town Company motion 70 yacate iltlg.
ment Of November taken under advise .
meut-
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Third District Court.

In the Howard G. Wordraw W..
the Cactus Mining Company case
yesterday the arguments concluded.
The plaintiff sued to recover s42,-
900, for damages. The case went to
the jury at noon yesterday. Last
night the jury reported a disagree
ment.
On motion Of defendant the case
of A. S. Harmon VS.. A. j. White
was continued. The case Of Ear
Thompson ct al VS.. David Keith ct
al, was also continued.
In the case Of Rothschilds Sons
and Company vs.. William Nc.
Queen ct al. was also continued.
The case of T. D. Angel ct al.
W.. w. A. ByeTs ct nj. the defendant
failed TO appear, and judgment was
rendered 20 plaintiff in the sum Of
g, 800.
In the case Of Fred Bullion vs.. j.
NJ. Kennedy, Judgment Of non-suit
was rendered.
John Argyle, the boy who stole a
watch and was recently convicted
In the police court, was committed to
the reform school by order OF Judge
Zane.
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3 ANOTHER BIG BLAZE.
several Persons Seriously Iniured
hut None ktfici.

I.oUIsvILLE, Nov. "A destruc-
tive fire devastated Owensburg last
night, attended with loss Of life.
At one O'Clock the fire had des-
troyed property to the amount OF
aquarter Of million and II Is still
burning. The fire originated IN
the Easement of the Budd House,
which was filed with sleeping
guests. The guests were awakened
and ran out into the street In
their night clothing, while
many, crazed 10y fear, jumped
from the windows. Among these
were two ladies and a child, who
were all badly injured. William H.
Holm Jumped from the third story
window. He fell on his back and
was fatally injured. Five guests are
missing. IL is believed they have
been burned to death while sleeping.
"A high wind was blowing at the
time, and after the hotel had been
swept away the flames spread TO the
National Bank Of Commerce, ana
that, with several other buildings
was speedily destroyed.
~ A later report says nobody was
killed outright, but n number were
Injured, the mUst seriously suffering
being Herbert F. Fousley, Belye-
dere, Ills. conclusion Of the brain,
aud Il. y. Austin, assistant general
passenger agent Of the Northern
Pacific road, st. Paul, injured in
ternally.
o After daylight this morning the
six missing people were found.
There were several narrow escapes
from the burning hotel. Charles
Bareford, OF New AlDan, and Cnas.
bIiebeIc, OF Philadelphia, are halIy
ami probably fatally burned. The
Z loss will reach Sl50,cOJ.
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Ninetieth Anniversary.

Today Mrs. Ann Taylor, mother
Of President Joseph f. Taylor,
celebrated the ninetieth anniversary
of her birthday, the veteran lady
having been born Nov. eth, 1900.
She consequently came in with the
century. Although now in her
9lst year, Mother Taylor is without
bodily ailment, her health being
excellent. This Is n remarkable
condition for a person Of her adj
vAnced age. She has resided with
her son Joseph f. since 1854, and
he takes / deAght in caring for
her in her declining years. We
join with the many friends Of the
venerable lady in wishing her con.
tinued good health and many
happy returns OF the day
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4 SobIemsa Drowned.

LONDON, Nov. "A heavy storm
prevails throughout Great Britain
and Ireland, aud much damage has
been done. Rain Is falling inces-
sanity, and In many sections the
country il flooded. The downpOur
was accompanied by high wind.
According to the reports received
many houses have been unrOOfed.
The storm was especially severe OIL
shore. kilograms from various
points along the coast state that an
enormous sea Is running. a num-
Der OF coasting vessels are wrecked.
Advices from Belfast state that re-
ports have been received there that
a yacht has foundered in Belfast
Tough, and that its owner, Scotch
noblenfan, Is drowned. .- J.
At Liverpool and vicinity the
storm is raging with terrific fury and
shows no signs Of abatement. The
damage Is great. .
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Furniture and Carpet Company.

Yesterday afternoon the articles Of
incorporation ofthe Earls Furniture
aud Carpet Company were filed
with the clerk Of the Third District
Court. The company is organized
to conduct the business Of selling
carpets, furniture, etc, in this city,
aud is capitalized at 800, 900, divid-
ed into 1000 shares Of the deneniina-
ton Of 300 each.
The officers are w. J. Earls, presi-
dent; Il. +. EaFls, vice-president;
J. +. Earls, treasurer; and w. l..
Earls, secretary.
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Municipal Election judges.

The Utah Commission yesterday
appointed the following judges Of
municipal election:
Alpine-G. Y. Ayer. l. l. Clark. W. T,
Brown.
American Fork-A. h. Thornton. Peter
Adams, Henry Lee. ~.
George Beard.
Manii-E. ". Fot, Fred Alder, J. II. Hou.
gard.
Payson-w. II. Fairbanks. 6. &. simons
:. VI. Page
Pleasant Grove-John Rheims. ". &
stcrrett, James Brown.
6 anish Fork-J. 5. Thomas. W. II. Rogers
x W Westwood.
Lehi-Robert Gilchrist, James HarEood
John Roberts, Jr.
RichmOnd-John Anderson. 2. b. Trip
John Richard on
Ephrain-Peter Siderable, II. p. Larson
Peter Gales JF.
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Sister Sarah Ann Willes Scott,
wife Of John Scott, deceased, a resi-
dent Of Mill Creek Ward, who has
been a victim OF heart disease for
some years past, departed this life,
after career Of usefulness, October
80, 1899. Deceased was born in
Allegheny County, Pennsylvania,
February {, lS25. She came TO
Utah in the year 1919, and has lived
the life Of a faithful Latter-day
Saint. She leaves four sons, three
daughters and twenty grandchildren
10 mourn her death.
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Iunped 10 Her Death

New YORK, Nov. 1.-Limy Hid
burg. tine wife Of Henry Hildburg,
an Insurance agent, was found "
ing in the rear Of the building this
morning, crushed to death. She has
teen sick some time and confined 10
herroom on the third floor Of build
ing in n very aristOcraiit ueighbor-
hood. Daring an early hour this
morning, while delirious, she eluded
the nurses and jumped from the
trImInN
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Probate Court.
Tie business transacted in this
court yesterday was as follows:

Estate % james Hague petition Tor set
tigmcnt Of final arr1uut and distribution
"a read and an order made liking Saiur-
dav. November -. ls.1, - o. q. III, as the
time 10 hear said petition.
Estate OF Sl--na \ Chase. deceased
i.0nd OF Miriam O.. Chase, eNeeutrIN, APP
proved.
Estate q Thomas Heath. deceased, petI'
ton Tor settlement 0i iiual account and dis
Irritation came on as per agreement FEoui
of publication approved. John ". Heath
sworn and examined. Account allowed
sad decree % distribution made a. prayed
for.
Estate o. james Casey petition Tor pro-
laic OF wall proof OF publication approved
j. j. I:1-er- and Dennis kiclv sworn and
examined. order made aiuiltIu- will "a
probate. and letter. OF administration
issued % Patrick rhe!cm upon hl3Hs bond
IA the sum Of S!111 aud taking the oatt
prescribed ly law. Bond given and approx cd
and appraisers appointed.
Estate Of Thomas 4 EDbicsoui petition
for probate OF Will. C Hail sworn and
examined; order made on uIuS proof Of
publIc claim.
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Hot blood.

PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE duel be-
tween Maurice Bernharit, son Of
Sarah Bernhardt and BOurey, n
dramatic critic, who was challenged
by the former, in consequence Of
comments upon Nine. Bernkardt's
performance in the new play
cleopatra, /" was fought today. 10
resulted in Bourey being slightly
wounded In one arm.
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Patrleisle.

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. J., Nov. :.
-Stanisloff Virschkowsky, a young
Pole stabbed his father, Josef
VirschkOwsky, last Monday night,
at Perth AmbOy, from the effects Of
which the victim died last night.
The young man says his father
murdered his mother IN Poland.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. Last
night a negro applied to Mrs. o. q.
Bailey, the wife Of a prominent
citizen, for money. She refused aud
he beat her TO death with flat iron.
A mob il in pursuit Of him TO lynch
him.
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institution to attain the pretended

Institution to attain the pretended
object.
(slThs evidence Of the failure is
derivable from Mrs Ferry's reports;
from the representations OF such
-"Liberais" as F. H Dyer and
others; and last but not least, from
the application to make the Home
an Institution for the benefit Of indi-
gent and unfortunate Gentiles. 4
comparison between the initial
representations and this final appli-
cation ought TO tell its own tale.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-Succi, the
faster, is loOsing weight rapidly and
beginning TO look pals and haggaru,
although he has tasted only - hours.
He has alrea Is dropped 10 pounds
in weight. The pulse is normal.
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He VIII.

CHICAGO, Nov. Roger q.
Mills, in reply to a dispatch from
the Associated Press, lnqulring
whether he would he candidate Tor
the Speakership Of the next House
Of Representative, sends a tele-
gram from COrsicana, Texas, saying
he will.
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Three Hunered Killed.

SHANGHAI, Nov. "A terrible
accident has occurred at Tai Ping
Flu where are the government
powder mills. The explosion de-
mOlished the buildings, and three
hundred persons were killed.
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Cabinet Meeting

WASHINGTON, Nov. - Tbs
Cabinet met today and discussed
the character and scope Of the
annual reports Of the executive de-
partments 10 Congress. All tine
members were present except AT.
torney- General Miller and Secretary
Rusk.
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Theatre.

The Transatlantiques appeared for
the second time last evening and
delighted the audience with their
excellent programme. They will
sppear for the last time to-
night, and are well worth seeing.
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\ FIRSr-CLAsS programme has
bJel arranged for the Beslin benefit
entertainment, which will take
place ct the Theatre tomorrow
night, under the auspices OF the
Daughters Of Rebeeca." Full
particulars appear In our advertising
columns.
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N1cHOLAsvILLE, Ky, Nov. -
The passenger train on the Clncin-
natl Southern road took the side
track at Junction City. a freight
train that was switching ran into
the passenger train, killing six.
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MoxDAY the ever welcome Carlton
with his famous opera company will
sppear, opening with The BIZ
gands." seats SHOULD L. secured at
once.
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Sealed His Doom.

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. - The
Cabinet Council has decided that
Birchall shall be executed on the
18th inst.
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RennbIIeans peIIberntinx.

CoSCORD, y. H., Nov. "A con-
ference Of prominent republicans is
being held TO consider the legisla.
ture situation.
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SATURDAY night 4 splendid musical
melauge is arranged, for the benefit
Of the blind gentleman who hopes
by an expensive operation 10 gain
his sight.
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Advanced the Rate of Discount.
surri GeItIn- WnnEr, .

~ LONDON, Nov. THE Bank Of
England has advanced, the rate OF
discount from ) 10 8 per cent.
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Eulp-To the wife % john Z. Rsii, %
the Sixteenth ward OF this city, Nov. 8, a
daughter. Mother AMI child doing we'll
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SHEPARD, GROVE & SHEPARD
LAWYERS.

Rooms. ~ aud 90 Wasateh Banding, salt
L=ts CITY. Also. Anthony, kansss and
ArFoogfe, infian Territory.
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CD TO SPENCER, BYwATER * Go.
opposite City Hall, for Tin Roofing,
Guttering, Sp0uting, Stoves and
Tinware, etc.
For all kinds Of fcyeTs use Rad
ans Microbe Killer; it will not fail
10 give satisfaction.
Get a wire door Mat at Il 9. NJ /.
All diseases that are the result OF
MicrObCs can be cared by using
MicrObe Killer. dlm
Radam's Microbe Killer cures
diseases 10y removing the causs. 1t
is perfectly harmless.
The Patent Sofa Bed at San
herg's Furniture Co., is as fine Par
Tor Sofa rs can he found. Come
aud see it at los w, South Temple.
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FOR SALE.

y AND TwO-FIFTH ACRES GOOD
- Land for SEQ. Pine location, fenced.
and IN lucern- Onc-half mile south Of Old
Wooden Mills station on Utah Central T. x.
Apply 10 j. NJ. fisher, Jr.. Ncfis P.O. Is
ID EMINGTOS TYPEWRITER, No. :,
II N good condition. Cheap. Apply AZ
this Ohiee. q
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DAILY WEATHER REPOR I

AZ SAT Lake Cng. Utdi. ca Nar. :. IsyD.
O5scrrn'i0Hs 'disH C.; ; ia, 75tE Mcr
dian lgis ~ al stations.
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LOST.

nN NOVEMBER 3. IN TIE NINE
W teentA Ward, 4 light brown leather
~Atchel. containing a pocket book and
about $3.50 IN cash. Finder Kill be re-
wsrtled By returning same to si3 =, tth
south -. 81
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salt lake CITY. Barometer s.S
4. II. Etsmauucc, SupL signal Corps
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The Election.
Gaines majority is still piling up,
According 10 additional returns:
Death Of a Good Woman.

Canes majority, i,5cs.
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WANTED.

"a GOOD BLACKSMITH APPLY AT
~ Cflce OF ELIAS MOEEIs, = West
south Temple street. d.
TWO OR THREE MEN To CANVASS
l. for the Standard sewing Machine.
Cau At Oniec, lll Z. First south s. ar
Two BOARD THIS WINIEH WITH A
Il. batter or lady cook. who would be
wiling % teach the advertiser something %
bread and cate baking in rctIrn for ready
money. or nclp. or any satisfactory arrange
mrnt- salt lake. or IN the c0C1try I'D.
dress y. tins OEic.- Is Il
Two GIRLS FOR GENERAL. HOJ-E
a work Apply Al q :. Third East 81 IS
CTANLEY'> GREAT HoOh. II DARK
- ESI AFRICA. We want an agent for
This remarkable work In every County
throughout I tab Everybody wants 20 read
this. Our agents are coming money every
where. " TtcrrIt1rT aud terms. address n,
L. BANCROFT Co, lSs Post -, sln iran
cisco, Cal 80
A T the DE>ERET NEAT MARKET,
"a DAIRY fed Pork and Choice Veal
Highest price paid. ID. HILTON X Co..
half block east OF NEWS O1lcs Corner.
EARPESTERs AND TRACK MEN on
~ the Utah Central hallway. Good
wages paid. Apply GO the DeTot or az once
opposite Eagle Gale.
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"a GOOD BLACKSMITH. APPLY AT
~ ofIce Of ELIAS MOEEIs, = West.
south Temple street. q.