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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02

Al > O'Clock yesterday afternoon
40 electric current kilIe.i a horse
-saT ihs Theatre, as briefly stated
'l The News. The details Of the
,elETence. as learned from eve.
THESES, are rs follow: The tele.
.-'ne men were engaged in string
az a wire along First South Street
SUI allowed II to drop close to the
SS ,.,. Ar. John Titcolnh. ot
~. ~. 'Ieek, was driving along the
-Ale Road. and not uoficing
.'e Nlre, drove against Il. When
1e telephone men saw that his
E IS mai caught the wire. they
- go 70 shout 10 Mr.. Titcomh Ia
-. on bat before that gentleman
1','.Aeli that the men were. calIing
~ Inc horse had dragged I'M,
- MI Il came in contact with IN.
- railway trolly wire. Then a
~ OF electricity covere,! the
- 80 which dropped to the ground
A.. ne was dead in n few seconds
49, =. me same time the electric cUT.
1ai ~, was carried TO the telephone
- causing some Gamag.
M ami startin. 4 fire
r., ule ROOT 81 the D..serst
.i- -lH oulliing. This was soon er.
ntsuishcd. About 4 hundred t.Is-
B. ,I-s were rendered temporariIv
ibsS.,' but were repaired today. 4.
In; ~ allure 10 warn Mr.. TItco5,b in
fsn1. 70 avoid the accident was tn,
COL 1,, Of the telephone men. the
NJ ny n! Is responsible for the horse.
n NC. tl.Gomb is not in circumstance
SLY bear the burden. as II
as as up his only team. Today he
r5- t ,-n 10 the telephone com2snv
an !hieDt o. the animal or f6r
@ ~,',',' e. h"re -gpai In galne 10 tne
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02
4 Beggar Arrested.

Between six ami even O'Clock last
evening q gentleman was walking
eastward in front Of the Grand Opcra
House, when lie was acoos,ei bv 4
man vino asked him G1fm money. III,
Leggar wore a ,oiezaDiy gooi suit Of
uark clothes, ami did not Igoz as If
he were in destitute circumstances.
The gentleman refused 10 give the
fellow anything, ami on reaching
Main Street saw q policeman ami
told him Of the incident. The OH
Ger said his UrLer, were 10 err.st aII
persons guilty Il uegging ON rb,.
street, AMI asked to have tie warrant
-pointei out The Eehtle1,sr s,.',or1,
panied the officer we-,warI mi
ngtn saw the same fellow .top an
other gentleman near tie Alta
Block AM ask him for money. The
officer ut once arrested him.
The officers state, ana p5ijc,. ro,,,t
developments prove, that a consider
able amount OF street begging i -.
ing done in this city 10y abie-i,5.,i,..l
men.
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The Transportation Bureau.
10 The Merchants and Slippers o.
SAT- Lake Ctr


| 10 The Merchants and Slippers o.
Sat Lake City
The transportation bureau Of the
! Chsrni,e, Of Comnerss has been or
ganized for the purpCs5 q inves;i-
! ;l,ir g the present condition OF rate1
Of transportation affecting Salt Lake
City and to take such steps as viii
relieve, as fer az possible, it, COM
msrcinl ard manufacturing Interests
from unjust Discrimination and 10
secure the cooperation and united
influence Of the business cOmmur-
ity, which Inay lie necessary to en-
large, the field q iFedS aud to
de'e.op ~ tributary Eesoafces.
We invite your acsisc Sc-ore-al!on
and suggestions, with statement
regarding such matters - need at
tention, arising in your particular
line Of business.
\ prompt reply will be apgreci-
atci.
The following are the gentlemen
composing this bureaui
Fred siri'dr. chai-mepI
W. c. Il. Allen, commissioner.
J. F. Grant, agricultural implc-
ments.
w. II. Remington, wholesale
grCCers.
Spencer CIawson, wholesale dry
goods.
q. F. Culmer. Wholesale oils,
paints etc
J. c. Couliin, G'e'
IL. z. Mason, wholesale !UCst-T.
Henry CObn, wholesale wool,
hides, ETC.
T. &. Webber, wholesale general
II. f. Lett, stone and building
material.
p. w. MadseH, wholesale furni-
turc ans hardware.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02
Southwestern Utah.

Walter {. Maxwell w3~ visited
this morning tyau E.rDrsss reporter.
This gentleman recently returned
from g trip Of several weeks in
Southwestesu Utah and South
eastern Nevada. lie returned
about ten days ago. To the rsrortgr
Mr.. Maxwell said that the outlook
for the curly completion Of the rail
road between salt Lake City and
Los Angeles was very cncoura .ing.
Ninety per cent ofaI the grading is
completed Of the I1s miles Of road
south Of Milford, Utah. Including
tine tseuty-eight miles branch road
90 i'i0lne, Nevada. Meadow Valley
i hu present terminus. \ large
quantity uf tics and rails are a.
ready delivered at Milford. Mr..
Maxwell impaired the Information.
which will ue news 10 the great
majority Of people in this section.
taat the nCw rlll j. called the One
gou -aart L.iue ana Utah Northern
Railroad, 10 being q portion uf that
feeder @: the Union Pacific.
Gir. Maxwell believes that tn.
roId will be in 0I-rltiau before the
end o. the year. Waeu that uortiou
connecting the road with 10,
Angeles snail oe completed. this city
Will he about 7a1 miles closer L.
Ogden 10y railroad than it now is via
the Jeulral Pacific. 10 viii save a
Who'll. day or .he overland rIuteauL
n great era Of prosperity viii then
open FOR Los Angeles. lir. Maxwell
p7Csgi q H0l-e camera with him,
on mis- trip, and IS ne IS quite an
expert amateur photographer. ne
succeeded IN securing "a large col
lection Di Views Ell. the Cauulrv
which be passed. He be
lieves taat somewhere in Southern
Utah Will rise tine vittsbur. Of the
Pacific. So rich is;hlt country in
coal aud iron. Al that they are
waiting Tor is raiiuuaG cummunica-
ton. The hills are mountains OF
iron nearly chemically pure. Hr.
Maxwell exhibited many choice
specimens II anthracite cral AMI
iron wHich lee hli collected. He
also says tlyat the hills are covered
with a dense growth 81 nat nine. all
valuable for fuel. He looks FOR
quite a revival IN silver mining a.
soon rs the road Is oueusG. ard
Pi9chc he reports 10 be a lively
camp.-LgS 1Hggiss E.rrresS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02

Yesterday afternoon a nine year
old 10y. John Pollock. received in
igrirs that may prove fatal. Hc
was riding cn au electric car on
Main Street. between Seventh ami
Eighth southland jumped OF while
the car was moving. He said ne
tried 10 get the matornan 10 stop.
anu the latter says he knew nothing
u the ioy's wish. When the little
fellow jumped from the car he was
thrown forward and fell close b the
car. = holt struck him on the head,
ami he was dragged for a short
distance ami was severely hurt.
When Size ear pasted him he Jumped
up and rGu to his home a short
distance away, the blood streaming
from gh1sdy wounds in his head.
Several doctors were summoned. and
thc>tres. car company sent down
DR. J. ;. liich8nIs. -Four surgeons
attended to the boy, ant removed a
large piece OF the skull. which was
crushed in. At the back Of his
head, also, the skull was fractured.
The injuries are q such a nature
that the result cannot be definitely
determined for = day or two.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02

TIE regular monthly meeting Of
the Priesthood ui the salt Lake
stake Of Zion convened IN the As.
ssmlly Hall salt Like City, today
Saturday. August 2uGs. a,iis g. ul.;
President Joseph J. Taylor gr,si..-
ing.
After the usual opening exercises.
,hurpil was called ana r.-frui-I Z
ry .ra High councillors. .-- T.;.i-
lFcH, all ,br mgablrs 20. ll- .r-si-
Icuey cithc High Priests Ugo-um.
twelve Residents uf Seventies and
eleven Home Missionaries. All lhc
warls Of the stake were properly
represented, except the second.
F!al and Seventeenth. city y.1-fs.
Ind south jordan 81 ID, county.
T.g Presidency ~ the FGiEi,
Fourth, Ninth. Tenth, Twelfth,
Thirteenth. Eiuaf nth and EVEN
fierh yuarurs rf Elders responded
20 the r1H gaii.
Ten young mcu were rl.0w-
mpnLgd Tor Du!irgiiDH o. the office
81 Elder.
President Joseph +. Taylor said
tlas T." ~a- pleased % ny that the
people Of this ~--kc mad rr~pJude.
promptly % the caiI made at tue last
i'Eicsthori meeting FOR means 10
help hcau.isv ana adO-u the Logan
Temple. Ehyr. were sin nine
war4s ftlu stake tD bo heard from.
The Saints hsI contributed freely.
There had been received thus far
nearly two thousand dollars.
Very few statistical reports nave
been handed iu today. rs the Stake
Conference wiii he held in the lee
ginning ul ucNt month (Seyt-mberl
anu tine semi nuuai conference Of
the Church IN October, u is very
ys~cgtisl slat lgg Clerk 1t the Stake
receive these reports Immediately.
Counselor {. ". PesT1-c ami
other speakers addressed the
meeting, giving timely instructions
IN reference 60 tine duties Of the
Saints
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02
BEAVER POLITICS.
The Peoples Party Settle Differ
'raees. and vim b. UHitsd
>, .i.c Pcil,

The Beaver UtsaiaH gives an ac-
count Of some dissensions in the
ranks Of Peoples Party voters IN
Beaver County, and Of ;be success
| ful efforts Of the County Central
| COMMITTEES to ge. before the people
a ticket on which al factions have
been able % unite. The JtoRiaH
says
PECULIAR things sometimes haT-
zen at election times, and Beaver
furnishes no exception 70 the rule.
Not y E.cHl while ago Peoples
primary meetings were called and
held: delegates were chosen and did
their work; the work was not
satisfactory % r ETsai number u
the people and they 50 expressed
themselves nF setting aside las a
preri.Ct' sle iaUCrs Of the cOuveE-
ton. This caused n big split ia the
ranks o. the Peoples Party, for some
Of the precincts o. the county deter
mined % vote for the ticket brought
out los the convention. Others
pledged themselves - the ticket
made by tie citizens 81 Beaver, and
Others aEtfii Lal said That neither
ticket suited their purpose, ami they
would have one that did. 30 the
split kept widening and dividing
until faction 80 multiplied faction
that it had almost come o the point
thar every man was left with a ticket
Of his own nominating. This was
a dilemma that Was not easily
patched up, ami the situation be-
came the more dangerous when the I
fact became apparent that any Orga- /
nized faction rerEgs, ,tiug not more 4
than Ely votes might come IA anu 4
carry OF tie sIpiis IN this diem I
ma The C1unJyCeutralG0 mmittee Of I
the Peoples Party decided that tine /
best step that could be taken would Z
I've b ;lulw aside tine l8HOTs Of the I
ON account ufthe general ]
iissat lsfacti0u Of tine people anu I
cause t5a work 10 be dome over /
again. Accordingly the Genital
have ordered that ufim- 1
airy meeliu-s lie held ag lin and that
Convention ue held again
and a ticket strictly Of The Peoples
Party be- nominated To ALLOW
matters 90 stand as they were was 20
allow a ssl.t such - had never been
known before iu Beaver County.
The ticket tina. will usa' le brought I
lut should Dee the choice 81 the
people ami the people vii! Uu.Juut-
sIiy stand Ia solid lbalanE and voie Z
a Straight ticket"
Pursuant To tie call referred 20,
he primaries we've held. At thatin
3 aver City .ls following s-~olu-
ion was adopted 10y g largely at I
ended ard enthusiastic meeting:
"Rezolvcl, That We, the menu
lers ui .hc Peoples i'ar'y OF Beaver .
precinct il caucus assembled, no I
hereby reHIIiat- ali tickets now la
he field uuleT tine head Peoples
Ticket and DO Row proceed 10 Z
nominate our delegate"
The G-.e-aty- assembled, and
IuitcI upon tire following ticket, Z
Lus z,..ligg the difficulties that Z
lli fuTHerly existed.
Selectmsn. T.. r.. Farusw1rth;
.1uu.y clerk. H.Emer>gT; recorder.
20. &. Harris. Assessor. =. y.
;.au s;,gl; sheriff. jesse Elliwir;
treasurer. {. T.. Biri: surveyor C.
%. Harris; Coroner, 10. tylg..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02

Alfred Ray was before Commits
sione- Greenmln yesterday after
noon, for as=aulting Miss RISE Tur,
ner. lie had been euleayOring &c
keep company with tlie lady, and
she had rejected MS attentions. lie
persisted, but sine s,iI. refused to
nave any .hiug 60 DO with him. $
when ne met her again, he seized
hold Of neF and shook her.
For this hc was arrested
snd tried. Upon being auJudged
guilty OF assault, the commissioner
gave him q well deserved lecture
about The w.oug!uIuess Of lis con-
duct. On tine ir-g, uusi,i0n Of the
lady's fr.r@Gs. i,Gy was let of with
4 fac %. Il and cusss-S20 IN all.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02
T. AUERBACH & BRO.
<-za Salt Lake City, Utah.

Extensive Additions 60 Our Store Nece5siae the Removal
the west wall, and may compel to close store
for time during gust To avoid carrying
SUMMER Goods Announce
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02
Articles Filed.

The Green River Oil Company
has filed its articles OF incorporation.
The capital stock Is placed ut 81, O1p.-
100, in shares Of $40 each. and the
purpose is to operate oil works in
the Green River mining district,
Grand County, Utah.
The articles Of incorporation Of the
Slackawanna Coal Company have
also been filed with the Secretary OF
the Territory. The capital stock is
S259,001. The coal fields are in
Summit County, Utah.
The Utah & Montana Mining
Company's articles ofincorDoration
have been filed with Clerk NcAIil-
Ian. The company proposes to con-
Iuct general mining and milling
business ~ Lewis and Clark County.
Montana, The capital stock Is 81 =
100000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02
The "Cnnfrihntnr -

tnr contents for the August
hlnas- are as follows: The Pho,
liter Women Of Utah. II: Wisdom
~ '1i-Agency % Man: The
.4o!T.sItc War" Moonr's Master.
.-7.e III; Works are Necessary:
:. s-nala- \. Hendricks; Fiametta:
T,,As.'ll1r1 Love Tale OF the Sierras.
,.'A III, Origin ami Mission Of
W.. w D. VI. VI. l. Association:
p d. sketch Of the Nephite
-.L. y: The Spi-i. O! the
- ..a Bette. Example: The
r.....' 0iL:1H; Editorial. John G..
..'t-'Ai. Pioneer Sketches. VII.
IA scouting Party. 4 Wonderful
''-e' Association Intelligence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02

-rr s.r. ...,,g 80.
"A 'S''i".- "-,...-..- occurred on
Thursday night 80 -". ontario No
3 mine h. Pask City, iy which WI
ls.,,, y,-.4--.r , mime. F..a rf. rir.
I.....-..--s.r,..-.r 800 -. .r..
IL m. ei'e'' ''..'-'- --'''' 90 '''e
time UHea ,ns meu We're returning
10 the wa-'s a.ag .l-ir midnight
...,r I'm l.-.l f,.., --,.,- IN
''--''
some ii"s-' a'-t i--' --s'i--H X
turned fInu SAT- LAKE. where he
9lsJ been .4- .rss.ma.t. FF. Wa,
-giisrt g. L.-n-fn- sra.T-. ANA q few
.i.y. r,, E.I en-. while "a work
MS fellow wrf,w,r Hrsp.I MIN moi
t,-t4-a q. work. .sf, was dangerous
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02

The CELEBRATED SPECIALIsT and
ORTHOPEDIC SURGED:i, Of Indian.
aFOlis, Indiana, i nov at the -.
JAMES Hotel, salt Lake City. and
will remain until September Ist,
only. The doctor has had a large
business in Utah for many years,
ard will he glad 10 see former
patients AMI afflicted parties who
desire 10 consult him in regard 10
his New Methods Of Treatment.
All forms OF Chronic and Surgical
Diseases and defOrmities successfully
tT,-ltG-i. Special attention given 10
The treatment Of diseases peculiar
TO females. an afflicted should call
early during the Doctors stay in
civ. dim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02
Accident to 4 Brakeman.

Siepher BecSi I 5r.ksusG on a
a freight train, met with an acct
dent 1t Oasis Thursday night which
viii probably prove fatal. While
reforming his duty somehow he
Tell between the ears fracturing his
skull, remaining unconscious until
taken 10 Ogden next morning. Beck
is aged twenty-threa and was mar
ried a month ago TO an eastern hGy
whom he brought To pOcatellO few
DAYS ago.
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n. DINWOODEY
IS READY

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN,
And will DE pleased 60 have
the public generally and all
his old customers call anC!
see him at Calders HusiC
Palace, the Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part CT their store.
where he has opened out =
New and Beautiful Stock OF
Carpets and PaTlOr Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the g : employees
with him ready 10 execute
any order.
Give him q Call.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02
The "Desersf WeeLIr :.

This weeks issue Of this valuable
periodical has an unusually varied
and lengthy table OF contents. FuIl
accounts Of the developments Of To-.
present political campaiguare given
with editorial comments t;,e-.-.-
me behfing sea correspondence l.
preserved: and q variety OF o;bsy
current Historical matter is give, =,
the nupher beside. c0rsss1.., q.
eDee, etc. ''' 'i'ic'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02
nrfertiYe Saver Pine.

ON tire west side OF the jordan 4
long stretch Of eaTthen twelve-inch
sewer pipe has been laid. But since
the pump has been put in, it has
been fully demonstrated, 80 Super
intendent Van HOUten claims, that
It viii not stand the pressure, ana
il has been determined to replace
the elrtheu with iron pipe uf the
same diameter. The length Of pipe
10 hc replaced Is g3Db feet. The lator
uf making the change Is the u-iuci-
pal loss, rs tire eafthen pipe can bs,
used elsewhere.
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FRAGMENTS

I Eu every v,,c- q 20 the UgIi.
Z MONDAY.
h vaH tine ticket o-.,d don,
azgu.Iei ~ the cuew
b FMS time. j, cic-''.ion officers De,
POI lsEt '.-r,. prosecute then
'i171i .ali Az. without hesitation.
81 no,i" elsewhere IN this isssu,
aise.l' u Sixteenth Ward prop,
2! O." ar-= nu ."cial school ts2
.ssT .ou.
.HE offices a. the Western Union
N nese-et Telegraph c0mpauie.
I 1thIs city are = lee separate ate,
august H.
TVS afternoon runaway horse.
Ti-h ear; attached. dashed south
sa0i nH West Temple Street. past
She Continental Hotcl. Whe5. g,
-eachcl Second S1U.h Il shullut "a
ne iCit 20 avoid q GaEule team.
,Tvca POLE with if head, feliove.
- tN pred I'D, -HH.lN.
FOR SOME time negotiations have
aeen iH progress for through Pan,
11gn si-Cper from san Fran.Ea,-o 20
'-HHt junction, Colorado. and
arrangements 30 this ruu are now
c'iPle.cG. II is expected that the
f7siu leaving san Francisco tomur-
ga Eill be- fnGS equipped, aui ti,at
hereafter Lhs arrangement viii Lee a
permanent lining uetwcrn the Rio
-2n.e Western ana Che southern
..ac.he- Parties soiu- from this
ny 10 the Cuas VIII lee enabled 10
lereaiteF ""F1rough without change
scar.
Z. - eut OF the rre>en. month
al SyHr telephone wires in Denver
~ % - placed underground. The
,lP dts for she wires consist Of
'.riiiei clay pipes ten inches
slEaTv. y complete metallic ci.cui.
Is Used for each subscriber. - that
ihe1r i none ni that Interference
Ri.H Others tina. is -susatimus such
e great aGu1 rGncU The capacity
o.. the Denver system Is A--JH sue
-'Fl''e7-: ta" aeIal telephones in
gGsH EuF.5bfF-g-H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02

The address Of tine registration
officers who aiil placeou the list til,
names Of persons stricken or bv
mistake are as follows:
Vain Street.
second nrecinct-W. l.. Dykes.
west, FIrSt south Street.
ihlTd precinct - Gorge Lam.
''IEne, SCOTS warehouse. second
south Street.
Ourth p-ecintt-Frei. Eessler.
ira-ress building.
Fifth precinct-C. T.. Onruhach.
q, Stafford & Jacks. below the
Iastoflicc.
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zIEEETs AND STOCKS.
SEW YORK STOCKS.


Nllll-o, Auslst :, I.I3 D. ~
wheai-eash, s.eSi Sept. a5i. May,
May So. .
oais-Firmi cash. sissss; sept. sIii:
BzTiey-Nomiaal.
Jan ueo.
Lard-Firm; Cash, sc0;.sept-, s.I!s go;
Jan. t-f5
sEor! Rib--stsady; cash 80 sept. So;
Jan. As7-.
REe-Sieady; 12iI
BEriey-65.
Flax seed-Elrm. Isl.
Iino,hy seed-steady; Lssa2
Close.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02

The most obstinate cas.- Of catlrri
are cured by the use Of Ely's Cream
hahn, the only agreeable remedy.
10 IS ne. q l!gui.. or SNUFF, Is easily
applied into The ua-ig.i-. For cold
IN the heal 10 is ms-i.si. l. givcs
relief at once. Price 5ir. Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02
prIyGI0US SERVICES.

....,,. services orthc Church 0;
20, tofIatJcr-day SainLswfli
ain the Tabernacle to-rae=Tow
' 5arI afternoon commencingat
,,'..,.. Missionaries viii visit the
r g1riS tomorrow
.- ,-.t.,f-y wards services are held
.r.. ra-frG- wani ling hogsas
... hour named:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02

NEW YORK has one citizen whose
c0olness is refreshing these not days.
Sergeant Damn, who has charge Of
theweather there, remarked the other
day, as he mOpped the moisture
from his massive brow: My winter
prediction OF q fair and cool summer
has been barue cut 10 the letter"
he now explains, what he forgot to
say in his "winisr prediction, :. that
II is "c39l'' when the mercury Is
below 80 degrees,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02
Hnrpy aee.inr OF Two rriead>

JChc ~ ALLEN, Of Charlotte, \.
v, said 10 his Hiea,l, "Plrsons, |
am about dead with ne ;Fravel, and
cannot find heIn.' III. Parsons
induced Mr.. Allen to give 0r.
David Kenneiy's Favorite Rene
dy, Of RCnG0ut, y. Y, n trial
Weeks. Sent by ard the friends met.
Mr.. Ai.ei. ssid, s'Dr. David Eenue-
dy's Fav0rite Eerr-riE has saved
my life. IL Is cure To- gravel
and the only cures
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To the Public.

We are printing tire n.- = IL
Lake City Directory. II y,I Law,
made any changed hI>ine>- or resi-
dence since car canvas. legs "a ti.y
u- SO cur Office, u ". second south
street. and UtiiEr.
DIT Il. l.. PuIE, & Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02

The best Thread for Hand or Ma
chine Use is ClaTS's mile End. -
White thread wound on lack spOols.
For sale by ;. KELLSER, New Dry
Goods Store, 2O5 and pa =, Main
Street. thr & sat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02

sDaily except Monday and Tues
day.
fLNCeUt Sunday.
Fare .gr the round trip, - cents.
Tickets For sale az WHsatch Cor
ner, .li Main Street. and ut Depot.
=. ". ECCLEs,
e.. u. A.. Sal. Lake.
W. Peterson. the butcher. will he
at No. ~ +. First South, after July
l., 1880. 4 u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02
No. % SOUTH, WEST TEN
PIE STREET.

-- - AAI1A
Is where we are now dcing
business, We have a full
line of HOME MADE WOOL
EN- GOODS, WHOLESALE
and Ret ALL, and make
Gents Suits TO order from
cur celebrated Cass, mere.
Shall be pleased to see Old
and new patrons.
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO.
AGENTS, PROVO and DIES
ERET WOODEN MILLS, OPP
posite Grant Bros Co. Sta
bleS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Property Owner on comrncrei.

Property Owner on Commercial
Street Take Notice,
The special iaN Of SECS per front
!cCl Tor construction Of Sidewalks
on Commercial Street becomes &C.
iiuIueut on Saturday, Sept. -,
lsEl, and is payable a. my office,
Room Is, City Hall, on or before
that iIte.
r. K. CUTE,
City Assessor and Collector.
SAN LANE CITY. Utah,
LIt August lst. 1899.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-02
VOTERS.

49,. n the Peoples Party
Al 'o', .lsqr, from their homes
wbo A'' -syse should return in
.rzi ~ W on Monday. Presidents
ti1ie = and all others interested
Il O. 80 Whist action Is necessary
.'..',-s,8plish this.