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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-16
Fire alta EoardinE House.

DASBURY, Conn, Sept. lj.-Fire
broke out this morning in Tuliey'-
boarding house. Twenty people
were in the place and the iImes.
which were about the stsirway, cut
oil the only means Of escape. Many
Of Tie occupants, some Of them
women, sailed down the front II
the building 10 the cornices. Jennie
Hawley, who wss ON the thini ilo0r,
swung out on a blind. which broke,
precipilting her - the ground. She.
vas fatally Injured.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. I5.-In re-
spouse TO a request for the facts in
connection with the killing Of a
white man recently on the Tongue
River reservation in Montana
Special Agent Cooper tel-graphs
that Hugo Boyle, white man, wa
killed on tine reservation by two
Indians on September 5th. The
mlrierers were today killed b.
United states soldiers and Indian
police. The murierers charged on
the agency, firing rs they came,
thus defying arrest. Everything i
uuiet.
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WON'T HAVE THEM.
The House or Representatives, and
Senate Amendments TO The
Tariff Bill.
The DEATH OF ROBERT raw
HAMILTON.
Au Unsuccessful iitenp. 70 iSS,S.
sinate Detective Burke, at
siaT'shalioWa. Iowa.
COMMENCEMENT OF The Bra
ziL ELEcpoNs.
The Sol Of Millionaire CstiIemaa
Harriss an English LAZY
OF Fortune.
COMMENCEMENT OF The saA-
zIL ELEcpioNs.
BT Telegraph 20 tie NEWS.
HOTEE.
The Taria s!II Once sIsre Engage,
Earnest Attention.


WAsHINurcS, Sept. l5.-In The
House Mckinley re- orted hack N,
aril bill with Senate amendment.
win recommendation that the
lmendments b. non-cOucuTred in
referred 70 committee OF the v hole.
Mckinley then offered a resoIu.
zion from the committee on rples.
nut before l. could he read Euloe
r1Se T. question Of privilege and
offered the following:
Hesoiocd, That tie cicrk Of To,
House be directe,i 10 communicate
% iic Senate the fac. that the Huus..
reprobates and condemns the utter
ances Of Robert II. Kennedy urIiy-
erei IA the House September Ard.
r-iecting ul.sa tae chaTa.ier ana in
-e.riiy Of Tie Senate a. a body.
DiAsley r'ised the point Of order
that this did not present such a
question Of privilege As would take
'iciNiEl,y from tie floor. At the
suggestion OF the speaker, Enloe
.yi,hdreg the resolution for ;he pres
-nt and Mckinley reported q lcs5-
utlgu for immediate consideration
Of the ariT bill in the HouSs:
After two h0urs u general debate
Il shall be ia order 20 move non
concurrence in the Senate amend
meuts in grJsS and agaee 10 the
committee uf conferences asked for
hy the Senate, and tlie HOUSE shall
without further delay Or other mo-
ton, proceed 10 vote on said motion.
The previous question on the rgso-
luton was orieHei-yeas Il5, nays
Il.
Blount, OF Georgia, protested
against the resolution, ccuteuLing
th-- 81 was parody on delibera-
lion.
Mcmillan, OF Tennessee. opposed
me resolution, criiicisiug ii,C com
uittee Oh ruie- for Feuottlng Il. The
ir caucus determined no,
only that tue minority should lie
bat that the pllmed knight
should be throttled. The resolution
was adopted,
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Arrest OF Potter and Lavrm.

BOsTUN, sept. l5.-Walter Potter
and W. ID. Lowell, Of Potter, Lowell
x Co, were arrested on charge OF
embezziement and larceny. The
complaint charges that Richardson
Of Philadelphia, president Of the
Edge Hill Furnace Company, a.
legCs the bonds enheZZ!ement and
larceny Of $40, 600 worth Of the Edge
Hill Company. These bonds were
deposited with Potter < Lowell and
1t i alleged that they converted
them to their own Use. The pris-
Onen were held IN SIS, 600 tail.
BoIh furnished bonds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-16

Is one which Is guara nteed 20
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price. On this safe plan you can
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Bronchitis, Asthma, WhOOping
Cough, Group, etc, etc. Its pleas
ant aud agreeable 10 taste, perfectly
safe, and can always be depended
upon. &c; trial bottle at A. G..
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-16
Chicago Gas Trust.

CHICAGO, Sept. ia suit was
begun by the city this afternoon 70
forfeit the chatter Of the Chicago
Gas Trust aud the four gas comps
nlrs Of which ii is composed. The
ON charges that they Illegally CON-
hinui 10 suppress competition and
create n monopoly, with the result
that the city aud individual con
SINNERS are charged eXorhitant rates
Or gas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-16

NEW YORK, S'I.t. ID. dose OF
poison, taken by mistake Tor medi-
clue. endsi the lie Of RIfI- Bush.
ihe well known yacht owner and
OIL merchant, az h:s home Ia Book
iyu tuis morning. Bush has stIf-
f-rtd from iu-cmuia sOr n Inths AMI
sas using pGgcsoric Ia whiskey.
Before lac retired Sunday night he
lut a bottle 81 Ibis on the miu,el in
10 o. drJoD. alongside n bottle con-
taining acoui,e. IL i supposed
Bash get ~ = take a dose Of par
eg1ric AMI whisky aud took acOuite
10y mistake. Bash owned the
: 'hoouvs Yacht C.TOHet, which beat
the Daiugtisss ia the race across the
in iSsi.
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Pneumonia ami Brourbtfi~ Garry
OF One-fhs-d at the
Human Huer

It is net generally known that
Pneumonia AMI Bronchitis carry
Off one-tSird Of the human race. but
such are the facts. and what T. more
surprising, both Of the above dis
eases result from neglec;ins 4 con .
mon ordinary cold. \ cough
should never lie neglected. II Il Is,
every time you catch cold you
cough harder, and Il siirt7s 10y you
longer. Billiards. HGrchound
Syrup is the best remedy in the
world for Pneumonia, Bronchitis
and all thrOat and hung Troubles II
you have any thrJat trouble, call
for Ballariis Hor-houni Syrup ard
take no other. Ziou's COOPERATIVE
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Ii.ms rrnm Grrrnnn,.

BERLIN, Sept. I5.-rhe organ Of
the German architects demonstrated
by facts and figures that the work
men engaged In the building trade
have lost every strike they have
entered upon tliis year aud that
their wages are now lower than
those paid them at the beginning Of
the season. Moreover, il Is shown
that capital for building purposes
costs more now than ever, owing to
the distrust 0f the Lenders in the
stability u the present relation b.
tween she employers ami the EN-
ploye,l. Even fist mortgages can
not lie placed at their full sniue, a
calamity which has been unknown
ia Berlin for ten yearz.
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Massacre OF the uanseent.

NEW YORK, Sept. Is. - Three
deaf infants were found AZ the bot
tom Of n pond on Long Island, near
which an old woman named Clause
has had haby farm for several
years. It Is expected when the
pom Is Thoroughly pumped out TO-
day that many more viii L. discov-
cred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-16

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stand ready TO refund the lJrciias
price II satisfactory results 20 nc
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have won their grga; loluiaEi.
purely on their merits For sal
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An Engineer KILLED.

DENVER Colo, Sept. l5.-The
RspublicGa's Cheyenne, Wyo.,
special says: The Union Pacific
easi-Dound fast freight aud west
bound special freight coliided near
Black Suites Station this morning.
Ten cars and both engines are com
plete wrecks. Engineer Dan Phelan
was crushed under his engine aud
instantly killed. Several other
trainmen were slightly injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-16

- aitHtn s~-'rt az s'~ts az
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situated with Headache, bai LFeaii
irOwsy, no appetite, hot cut yOu
Liver Is out Of order. One box o.;
these Pills viii oirirs all the troubles
away aud make new being Of you.
Price 25 cents. Zion Coop Nicer.
Inst. Drug Dept, Agen: d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-16

IhislnvaiuabIer remedy Is one that
ought 10 be in every household. IL
viii cure your rheumatism, Neu-
rd,giQ, Sprains, Cuts, Bruises,
Burns, Frosted Feet and Ears, Sore
Throat amt sore Chest. Ifyou have
lame Back Il viii cure il. Itpene-
trates 70 the ss'at Of the disease IL
viii cure StT Joints and contracted
muscles after ali other remedies
have failed. Thoss who have been
cripples for years have used Bal
iGTd's SIiOig LHaHicHf and thrown
away their erutches and been able
% walk n well n ever. twill cure
you. ITioc 81 eeHts-
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MoRE I.uBLlc ErsrNEss

than had been done by ANY Hou 2
Of Representatives since the fUunLa
ton 0i the government.
The Seuat, amendments were
non coucuTnci in-yeas i91, nay.
s..
EulOe then called Up his reyolu-
ton in regard 10 kennedy's sJeech.
GrOsvenOr iOhiol r=isei the I0in.
Of order that the resolution was not
in Cr3er. The time = have called
Kennedy 10 order was when he de-
livered his speech.
Enloe cOntended that Kennedy
hal no more right to make a per
s0nal attack upon member Of the
Sen.t- than he tEniOe) had 10 state
that the Speaker was corrupt or the
presi,leu. a criminal. It Wss due 10
the House that no utteraBces re-
fleeing upon the senate should be
admitted into the record.
Bayne Pa. lconcurred in the re-
marks Of EulJe and trusted ia the
Interest Of what what was right, Of
what was due 10 the HOUSE. in
honor to itself, that NJ techuicality
should be allowed TO come in the
way Of c0nienining the uttsranc :
Of the gentleman from Ohio.
GrDsvenOT said that he made the
point Of order because he believe
that Whatever action the House
took should be in a regular way
by report from the committee.
Bayne offered an amendment 4
EDl0e's resolution. directing the
public printer 10 exclude Kennedy
speech from the records.
Adams ills spoke in favor OF
EulOe's res tuition, and, pending
action, the House, on motion Of
Mckinley, adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-16
rhc Rehabilitation

RIO JASEIRo, Sept. lS.-Elections
for members or the Constituent As
snliy. to which the uew coustitn
lcn VIII be submitted, have COM
monceI. The public is apathetic
fhe Catholics are active. The old
parties generally abstain from vOt-
ing. There was some disorder a
pernanhucn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-16
The unIorlIr On Arknn,n..

LITTLE Rock. Sept. I5.-The
official majority for Eagle Dem. },
candidate for governor. is u.
over Fisher union labor and re-
publican candidate). The total
vote in the State was l9I. As, OF
which Eagle received 1885, 5I and
Fisher IS. Isl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-16
Vet Another Coming.

SYD5FY, Sept l5.-The labor
conference considering the strike OF
dockmen and others has Instructed
the various committees 70 order the
members OF all labor unions b pre-
jaTe for a general strike IL y prob
abe that all the affected trades will
be called out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-16
The odd Fellows.

TOPEKA. sept. l5.-The Sever
eigu Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows
convened here today, aud will con-
tinue in session during the week.
The forenoon session was devoted
10 addresses OF welcome and re-
sIonses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-16
LANn nILIs sIIEIvEn.

The Senate COMMITTEES on pa L!ic
lands today recommended that the
following measures l'c in definitely
postponed: The bill 70 limit tins
right Of entry under pre-gnli iioa,
tirii'eF culture ani h1uie,isli. u
public lands in wyumiue; the biii
extending = Limitation to al Terri
tories % prevent MOrmJus f.Um get
ting hlmes.e1js, and ths bill 10 set
aide certain township ia New
Mexico lur q I.uhlic Ia.k.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-16
AI.ndsn CONFEDERATION.

LONDON, sept. Is \ careler
employe sci, fire to naphtha stores ia
Farringdon station ON the Metr1yol
itau Railway, yesterday anu started
disastrous confiagrltion. which
did much damage and seriously iu-
jured traffic for hours.
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The SIa,cTr.ni.

LONDON, Sept. l5.-The Tunes
s1ys; Unless Germany promptly dis
avows tine BagamoyO decree, the
friendly arrangement contaminated
Ia the AnglO-German agreement
viii be altogether out o. the ques-
finn
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The southampton Le,L.u..

SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. l5.- The
lockout 10y the dock company
against the laborers began this
morning. Work on the docks was
entirely suspended.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-16

ABERDEEN, Wash, Sept. l5.-The
citizens toisy formed au anti
Chinese hag,'r and notified all
Cclt,iiIs 10 leave town before
the "1nl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-16
a RENARkAELE rRIAL

Is 70 commence In Granty on Wei
nes'iay next when n man named
Franz Etlel viii lie charged with
an extraordinary series Of crimes,
inciuiing wife murder, murder FOR
rUbDery, Incest, three assaults on
women, and various minor eases OF
theft and forgery siyiy-seven
WITNESSES have been suhpdu Aed
by the public prosecutor 10 give
evidence ia the case. This man has
heretofore teen considered n shining
light Of the church.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-16
LIE rrAm cEN,t-s.

Ths p5pulstions II the following
CITIES auI towns g Utah were su-
n1uncei today: Logan, ! 81, an
increase u -. Ogden. Il 9l5, NJ
Increase Of ) S5l; Provo, J,l53, AZ
increase Of ! 53l; total population o.
Utah Territory, 2l5 io5, a net in-
erase during the decade ~ 2,5aj,
sT 1914 Ter cent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-16
THE BERLIN BJURsE

has been much excited for a week
by news that the Finance Minister.
Herr Miguel, intends proposing a
lew tax on business transactions in
the approaching session Of the
iseichstag. The proposition VIII
divide business affairs into four
cstegJriCs, the first OF which COM
pri-ss banks, trvweTies and Joint
sock companies, which will have TO
i1y from I've % ten times the
present rates, OF auOut % oll marks
70 every million marks OF their
income
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-16
YEAS ia, NAYS -.

Mckinley gave Z brief statement
Of the Senate amendments.
Mclias, Of Arkansas. opposed the
bill. both IA Us original form and a.
amended OF The general ground
that il Disseminated against the
farming industries.
PAysOn, or Illinois. thought ia
various n slecis the hiii, 80 Il f.7.ssf!
the Senate, was Preferable - the
msagurU as i passed the House. He
spoke Ia favor OF the Senate anlsn,i-
mcnt ul8ciUs binding Irvine on the
free list. He believed in repuhli-
can principles, bat did not believe
in that theory Of protection which
put upon the dutiahle lit an article.
the raw material q which was alb
solutely free e duty ami the manu-
lacture Of which was ia the hands
Of cOmhiG- tiUH Waieh could be
indicted under an act pissed 10y the
present Congress. After protesting
against the pacing Of works OF an
upon the free list he touched uuun
the sugar question aud hoped th.
House would stand by is schedule
NauX fE'a.i - .shei! 20 say 10 tie
farmer and iaborer tia; this tariff
bill was 3 cheat. The majority n.
lieved IN every trust save One-trusl
in a righteous and jus; GJd. Ne
hinley saii the committee on rule
had erred in reporting the rlsoiu
ton. 1t hai erred IN giving too
much time for DEBATE. he invited
the attention Of the House 70 the
fact that not fifteen minutes Of the
two hours had been given to a lis
Cls-iOn Of thc Senate amendments
20 the tariff bill The Trouble with
the members on the other side wss
that they did nothing hut discuss
measures and call namss, ami while
they were doing this the majority
had gone on and done
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-16
~ Tur RAUN IyvEsr.GATIoN

today Coruer a.sel the commissions
er WHISTLER there was a suJ-cC1i.
! navy Of the Universal Refrigerator
Company % this district. The
| commissioner sid that stock had
been taken looking to the formation
~ such a c1misuy. The stock hal
been subscribed. Bradley Tanner,
who sat al his desk, was secretary
u tic compsuy.
Tanner subscribed Tor one sharv
II the stock - n O. b. able b sgi
- an inc1rpSrailr. btt 10 money
Had been paid la. That Ufsau-
izition was, in fact, in EN-
JryO as yet. Tanner was alb
-Jlutely the only Pension Or
fee employee Interested ia the com
p1uy. The present company and
witness owned uine-teuths Of the
district rights. They were b receive
payment Tor the franchise on 3d.
1JJ OF the stock, hut the arrange
ment was not yet ratified. The re- =
luton stopped negotiations. Wit
ness hal withdrawn from the field
AMI stopped selling state rights uu-
iii lie Cluii see tie election Of
practical working plant aud SLOW
the value u the patent. Tanner wa
not expected b pay f1T his share
aud the same was true d other gen
urmen who organized the suh-cJni-
pauv. = few shares o! stock hal
been given ti.um % enlist u.c!T
uan.z. as was customary Ia lhe or
uauizAtiou % suCn c1iH!lniJS.
I-wis introduced resolution 81
ting forth Bradley Tanners Gomez
ton with the mlt.--, stating that it
was comyrtcut for The committee O.
hear such te-.imICy rs viii tend {
prove tie character % this eat
prs, an the value o. The stock. ~
a party vote tae resolution was fe
iecigi.
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DIRECTORS.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
Census Figure showing the PoPu-
Iation Of Uiah's Cities
aad TeWus.
TaE MONTANA DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION.
4 Promin Mt Railroad Contractor
Shoots Dad His Wifv's
Murderer:
SOME MATTERS or iHTEREsT
FROM 5ESLIH.
The Pre.ldeat Utilizing IIi. Tine
a, Crsss9a.-Bslgiaa Suffrage
Congress-
soMC MATTERS OF INTEREST
FROM 5E7LIH.
Tcic,uapa to the SEws.t
WASHING TeN MEMS.
The Cenza~ I;~tarn~ Tor tab. fhc
lsutn Case. Efc-

WASHINGTON, sept. Is. - The
Secretary VI the Treasury has r.
ceiyed the report Of Lisutenani-
Commander Rester Of the United
states ship RQsgcr, which lay in
the haIbor u san Joe when ten
eral BlrrHndia VS. iui'e or hOlrl
the 5cIpulcJ. The Secretary 0fthv
Treasury slii today tia. he coglI
not make IL public until the D-pal,-
ment ~ STATE disposed OF Il and
had given consent . make ii pub
lie
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16

On the trial Of Deputy Coroner
williams of Fresno Thursday ier
presenting fraudulent claims for
burning INDECENT dead, the jury
disagreed. Coroner Bishop is nom Oh
trial on like charge.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16
The nnhlic ..moralistsn who

The public "moralists" who re-
vile the Louisiana Lottery make US
weary. But we will stand in with
them on proposition TO reduce tie
the Conpany's profits. e., to IN
crease their patrons chances of
winning. Ii we don't win a big
prize soon we will start an OPPOSE
lion Lottery. Grass Valley It'd
inss.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16
WORK WELL DONE.

When the Hon. c. c. Goodwin
took charge Of the Salt Lake Tri-
buno, that fearless psper bad been
waging a hot fight against Mormon
ism for years, but it had not been
able 20 shake a stone in the enemy
citidel.
Mr. Gcedwin began his fight upon
somewhat different lines than he
fore. He treated the mass snd file
of Mormons as dupes of their rss-
calIy leaders. He did not abnEe
them. bit began in an unanswer-
able way. to show them how they
have been swindled by the leaders.
He poured hot shot into the Bish
ops and Elders AID exposed ruth
lessly their thieviDg schemes Tor
enslaving and npoverishing their
unio tunate dup~s.
He gave them friendly advice in
such kindly way that these people
began slyly to read the Tribune. 1t
took long years OF patient work to
get these people IN condition TO
listen TO reason or advice.
Ali tins while the church organs
showeged their ungrammatical filth
and cowardly inuenGo upon Coed
win. They painted him as black
hearted monster capable of any
crime ever heard Of.
He bore their insults patiently
and met their assaults of stenes,.
maud and climbs with the keenest
rapier they ever ielt, and once in
whIle a bcmbshell that scattered
confusion throughout their ranks.
The fgh, at the ballot box, how
ever, showed always the same re-
suit. The writer. who was for
few months associated with Good
win on the Tribune several wears
ago, often saw him respondent and
weary OF waging what seemed
fruitlsss battle against the densest
and darkest ignorance that ever fell
upon people.
His friends lelt that he was wear
ing on; his fine brain in war that
he would never see ended in his
life time, and many a suggestion
was made to him to remove from
these uncougsnial envi, onments.
His life was frequently threat
ened, and at tiues q body guard
Swallowed him about the streets; a
guard OF friends of which he had |
no knowledge, for he scorned 70
show fear in his work. His friends
feared for him, and ii he ever had |
a1y fear lie never displayed jot OF
il.
Last Monday saw the fruiti6n Of |
all his hopes, and he saw the top |
ping ci;idel of Mormon power in
Salt Lake fall with . crash. The
seemingly bomb proc structure,
against which he had been directing
the Tribune guns for years, went to
pieces like house of cards.
1t was as grand a fight as Was
ever won in tie United States by
newspaper, and will live in the
annals of fearless, courageous jour
nalism.
What his reward will be for this
splendid piece OF work, We know
.ot anil ua haliava ne cares less
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16
Newspapers which are runnin,

Newspapers which are running
the adj. of the Murray Medicine Co.,
OF Kansas City, Mo-, are advised TO
secure their pay in advance. The
SO called firm owes the Indendent
for a years advertising which they
will not pa~, ard they persistentiy
refuse to answer any communica-
ton relative to the claim.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-16

Some wrapping paper containing
the .Gv. el several leading business
firms OF Carson is displayed bout
the city 1t bears the imprint Of
a Reno lob office. One never sees
anything in Reno bearing the i'm
print OF Carson job office. The
Reno people are toe fly for that.