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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

POCZTA BIZ YSKAWICZNA 2
wygodnemi p%ociagami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, Milwaukee, st.
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez GAIA Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i wybrzezami
Oceann Po}udniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO.
WA miedzy Chicago, Kansas Citv
! St. Joseph, Mo.
800 MIL DROGI dotykajqcej
wszystkich g}6wnych punkt6w "
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota. Iowa.
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem "a p, pianos
Y i ceny tykiet6w ora &C.
ny frachtow trzeba sic udaG do a.
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
albo do pierwszego lepszego agen-
ia kolejowcgo gdziekolwiekbadz no
Swiecie.
R. MILLER, A. '. II. CARPENTER
General Manager. Genl Pass, and Tkt. ACT.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc ~informacye wzgledem grun-
tow i uhwod6w n~alezacych do
kOMPANII KOLEJOWEJ CHI
CAGO MILWAUKEE &St. PAUL.
trzeba pisaG DO H. G. Haugen.
LandcOmmissioner.
CHICAGO MlLWAUKEE&ST PAULRAuwAy
Leave Winona- Eas; North
Chicago & Rock Island OK. 1896 am
Chicago express t.47pm, 1905 am
Chicago Nigh, Express. 1900 p m $50 a m
st Mail o44 pm. 1910; p IN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

N'erne staDle PREY religii i ma
rodowosci naszej. Dcwodzil,
re religia katollcka l narodo-
wost polska SO TAX SLIME fla
czoue, re DC ich rozerwac
ME potrati. Przytaczaf urYw-
kl q historyl, dowodz4ce, ze
Polacy byli wtenczas naisll-
mels2yml, kledy ua]wiecej re
llgllnyml byli. Zalecal Ljedno
genie, gdy2 ono jest talk pol
sklem jak katolickiem. Budu
je bowiem koscloly p%olskie,
szko!y ni2sze polskie, wyz
see s2koiy t. p. 2akEady
polskie. Zalecaf takze gor9co
popleranle seminaryum pol
sEiego w Detroit.
Nastepnym m6wcq by! p.
Plotr klolbasa 2 Chicago. Wy
kazai z%bawienuq dzlalalnosG
kasy %posmiertnej Zjednocze
MIA, mianowicie W razach gdy
MAJ Enlera 1t wdowa z Kill
korglem malych dzlet, pozo
stare. WYrazlt nadzieIe, Re
Zjednoczen'e ! ilasa posmlert-
Ma tego2 wzrosnq wnet do te-
go stopnia, Re pr2ewyzszq IN
nonarodowe podobue stowa-
rzyszenla.
Jake nastepnego mowce
pr2edstawii prezydu!acy W. X.
Snigurskiego Z Scranton, Pa.
X. Snigurski mowif gtownie o
obowiazkach prawego katoIlka
i dobrego czionka z]ednocze-
MIA. Dowodzif, ze Jesli czton-
kowie Z}ednoczenia wszyscy
podfug konstytucyl swej po-
stepowa6 i zachowywaG sic
beda, to czionkow Zjednocze-
MIA wnet IA setki tysiecy IL
czyc bedzle MONA.
N~astepnie wystaplf w. X.
Szukalskl q Beaverdam. W
movie swej wystqpit giownle
przeclw wisconsihskiemu pra-
WI szkolnemu Bennetta. Do.
wod2H, 2e parafialne katolic
kle slSoly So podstawa kos
ciolow kato]ickich,-&e para
tialne szko}y polskle SO pod
stawa polonizmu W Ameryce.
Pewnl ludzie usiluja nam te
podstawe wydrzec i zniszczyG.
Jezell ME zapobiegnlemy te-
mu, ]ezell ME obronimy ka-
tollcklch i polsklch szkot ma
szych to i kosciof runie / ma
rodowosc nasza zaginie. Kos
c1o1 do politykl kra]owej sic
ME mlesza, gdy iednak, jak
W tym razle, byt jego zagro-
zono, W obronie wlasnej wy
staple mus. ZJednoczenle ME
mole, ME powinno popieraG
ludzl, ktorzy "a szkodliwem
prawem Bennetta So.
Cstatnim mowcq byl w. x.
Wlncenty Barzyiski 4 Chica-
go. PubliczuoS6 powitala 90
grzm1qcemi oklaskani ". X.
BarzyEski poparl zaraz ma po-
cz4tku wywody ". X. Szu
kalslllego przeclw prawu Ben
Meta, poczem pressed 90
sprawy obchodu, 100 letniei
rocznicy konstytucJi 500 ma
ia. konstytucya 3-go maia
data narodowi ua31emu move
pomimo trzechstronne-
go ucIskn wzrastallsmy Gag
lie. honstytucya 3.go ma]a
Jest nlelako nasxym lestamen,
TEN ""rodowym, kt0rySmy
czclc | o ktorym ciagle pam1e-
tao powlnnlsmy. Konstytucya
3go maja Jest podstawq dal
szego narodo aycla ma
szego.
Publicznos6 wszystklch NOW
COW hucznem: oklaskami ia.
gradzala.
Prezydujacy podziekowal
rublicznoSci "a talk liczne ze.
L. ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
MASTER SIWUN.
p . w ! q s t K =
WONnka mad styru.
(Dokonczenle).

,io aho}. .,aaou,n d
Ia oo' Wv o.
L'paEam l Erh $50. /;
"'
Wszys'Eo 20 NM ucl mo, oV
| hanl'eh =" "ode fz''cti. 'o SIC
sle"n' z"h" nap1aNa'a' co ma,
pfo>,''' "1pyt@ia' me one po-
moglo. uoz'es go ~''*c wy
w'ezH Sl%ooN" " mo>k''"
sN'e NF")e, 2NA" l''2 ''yooFa-
czysNo ,'""el z''"N" zlc!' No-
, -' "o'''e S"'l'J ""' me
~ A. ~ W.
p,;a ~ D9lo y1
h:1d19 1'lo" ','o ''"'I~
n''s''1' ,''
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noel; 10 Moa,.,n SIX
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nlil nl7 uAryio' ,tf"Szh'e COS
ht1y"o spog'9oai IA pana
nasPl" nzelAs p'>a'c2oSa q
AVory z""sze oy' go
~ az s"ieCy tureckl, a teraz
oalozo cos sypal ola1eml ru'
M spla"'! soole no"'u-
lel'N' sofoul s"lecacem gu
przesiadvvaf w s4vnl,n nnJ
| kogutkjem" ma grza,vm r'1nd-
ku-
w k;7l,o lot notom
os p1"ne'
3 fv xnsawt, 7aa r, "p '1 u'n
sioraaa dmal uo
taI dr1,v' zamlo ,l,'''' H. N"s~
It, ~; a INV"
Ia y; ;odna;
non;aro ad a ~ S
holtna d21da;oI ~
d7a 10 NV, 10y
10 no1v srna, dabvto, o'
dorLo 1or.,d $500:
nann hnrna;st |D Io'N'o
svo;onr Lrau
,;awiauLo suLa
z,nona nos1ta Wy.
kfale mosN'e"sF'e, va mt&"m..
lYihczasem pan MAe y gle
ooko ma Syblrze osIadl W u
oos'eJ ]edneJ w'oszcz}n1e ]ak
mogf zarablat sob'e ma HAWAII
czarnego suchego chleba. BY,
10 IAN tak2e k'lNu nleszczesll-
"ych foiakoW' zeslanych 2
o;.A}Any i'a ":eSzN&-
"e '''e"o17 'hosAle"sN vice
'1G'li ''eni msslac 0 o]
1n'e Nocna'eL s"olch
u1 '9o1'''l,eI suon'e' 2e1 oy1o
o'oo"e''" Wy1Jc lach'e] Ger
p'Io '',''yn'l:'
ali NlUCiCI SLSl SllKn1P
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

"a pod przewodnlctwem W
X, ". Barzyhsklego Z Chica
go odmowili modl,twe Nastep-
ME p. Klolbase powitaf dele.
gatow krotka a serdeczna
przemowa. Mowli O szybklm
wzroscie Zjedroczenla w uble-
GYM roku, zalecal spoko]ne
obrady podczas seJmu Ego
de w ogole re wszystklmi
Lgoda-mowlf = podniesienie
mas nletylko pomiedzy Mani,
ale take obec innonaro.
dowcow. Move nagrodzono
hucznemi oklaskaml.
". X. Bar2ynskl powstat
wyjasnif W Srotkiej movie, lie
2gromadzeni nietylko o pos
mlertL,em Zjednoczeniu ra-
dzlc mo)a, ale i mad przy-
szlorocznym obchodem kon-
stytucYl 5.go moja. >, Win
n~ismy-mowit X Barzynski
spra "ami narodoweml
sic za]mowaG i ucZucla nasze
wyrazlc, PROFESSIONAL przeciw
brutalnemu OhchO4zeniu sic p
roda!Saml naszyml przez rad
carskl, pruslN a%ustryackl,
gdyz I'M tam tego ME wolno.
Zjednoczeuie powinno sic u
]ac koniecznie sprawl narodo
wa, sprawl obchodu rocznicy
) go maja, nle traciGS
ma inne drobne rzeczy, ably
inne stowarzyszcnia ME mogfy
mu zarzucic, lie zapomniafo o
narodowosci swej, lie wyrzuci-
TO re slebie patryotyznl. "
rym roku, ma tym sejmie,
najglownlejsza sprawl powin-
no bye zajecie sic godnem u
rzadzeniem stuletulej rocznlcy
nadanla konstytucyl 3.go ma
ia. Milwauczanom naleay sic
uznanie i podzlekowanie "a
talk wspanla1e i goScinne PREY
jecie delegatow i ksieAy Zje-
d%noczeDia."
X. Barzyiski wniost w kon-
Gu, ably prevalent wybral 10
mltet do sprawdzenia mauda-
tow i komltet do wypraco.
wanna programu sejmu.
Do pierwszego komitetu
mlanowanl zostali. W. X,
Koz1owski Manistee, j. Reich
2 Manistee, B.. Straszynski i
lgnacy Czerwinsk Q Milwa.
ukee.
Do drugiego: w. X. Ba-
rzynski i del. Jerdrzeiek 2
Chicago, del. Kniota z Cleve-
land i ". X. Gorski z MIL
waukee. Poczem sessye 3D.
roczono i godziny.
Sessye otworzyt znow pre-
zydent 0 godZinie 4'4O Ko.
mltet mandatowy przeczyta1
sLrawozdanle. Podtug tego
by1o % delegatow zapatrzo-
nych W mandaty. Nlektore
towarzystwa, upcwaznione do
SIlka delegatow, wYsfaly tyl-
ko jednego, ably kosztow osz-
czedzic. kazdy TAXI delegat
mlai lyle gfosov, do llu to-
w~arzystwo jego 5ylo upowa7.
none. Glos6w delegacyjnycl.
bylo razem l31.
S.""woz5anie komlt. przy-
Jetr.
N%astepnle przystqpiono do
"yhoru m%arszalka so;mu. Del.
Straszyhs'kl r~n7,,>t ~. Igna.
cego Czer".A .,.vsv. Nomi-
nacy7 zewsz2d entuzyazmem
poparto. Oh. Czcrwlnskl 20
stat )ednoslosnie obrany. Do
tychczasowy prevalent p.
Kloioasa podziekowal Zjedno-
czenlu "a zaufanie l wyrazif
nadz7e]e, &c "a rok Ziedno-
genie ME pieG, ale 10 tysle.
cy cz}onk6w liczyG bedzie.
Ob. CzerWln8ki plckna prze-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

''a CFV't p'eCuotq, aDy me1a
swego wYszukac! PAN Maclel
sp}akai sic yak bohr, otoczy1
swoia ukochanq kobiete sta
raniaml, tax Re 20 kl!lu ty-
godnlach od2yshaia troche ST.
ty i mogia jnz biedaczka ma
w~'asnych nogach ustat.
Nlediugo poten nasl maj
strowstwo 2alozyl} soble futo-
rex, pan Maciel szyi suknie i
zarablaI potrochu Ia chIeb i
utrzymanle, PAM Macleiowa
z%atrudnlolo SIC dvmowem Cos
podarstwem i bYia druyq mat
ka meszezqsllWym wy@naicom
W onel oSadz,e.
20 pletnastu latach wygna-
MA starry master uzyskai ms
reszc!e pozwoleuie powrotu do
rodznnej ziemi. P~o2egnat
swoich meszczesliwych roda-
kow W osadzle, zabra] zone l
synKa, co Nu2 dwunasty rok
zacZynaf j po ki!ku mlesia-
each podrozy wrocif do Pill
cy, z powsz, china radoscia FAC.
nych mleszczan, ktorzy 60 z
"twartem screen przvjeli. Sta
ny master zagospodarowai sic
IA nowo w starym dworku
pod sosuowym borkiem i szyf
Jeszcze paradniejsze kapoty i
sukmany mieszkancom Pill
cy, a mfody jego syn W o.
statniej wojnie z Moskalami
bill sic .jak pr1ysta]o, a wro-
clwszy o2enli sic Z urodziwa i
poczclwa dziewoja, ktora ME-
diugo potem powl}a mu syn
ka. DO dis dina lyle jeszcze
" Pillcy ia poc2civa rodzina,
" wldoczue bfogoslawlenstwo
Bo2e sp}ywa ma starry dworek
pod sosnnwym borkiem.
" pare tygodni 90 powro-
Gle starego ma str# do Pilicy
znlkt naraz 4 miasteczka pan
kasper Szelka, a W k,Ika dni
potem rybacy 2apuszc.alqc
wleclerAe ma ryby vyciagneli
Z rzekl cialo utopi"nego pi-
sarczyka. Jak ~ potem Cd
krYio, pan k.sper byi owym,
Story to sprowadzif pred la
ty Moskali IA dworek pana
Macieja. Homie "a to zap1a-
cony sypa} rublami jak pan i
chciaf vodka sumien.e zalaG.
Alec dobrze to powiedziano,
Re chloe ie SaleJesa i przytfu,
mlsz, to pr2ec1e ono kledys
znowu zacznie szarpaG dusze i
NE da CT spoko]u W 2ywocie:
tax sic tel j z panem Kas-
prem stafo. Kilka lat MIXER
nego zywota W szynku i pod
lava, obud2ify " MIN " koi-
Gu wyrzuty sumjen,a. Rozpacz
zapedziia go ga miasto, mad
brzeg rzek', do ktore} sic ME-
azczesIlwy rzuclI i uto2qt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-06
Real Estate and Business Notes.

Collector Hardy says the tax delinquents
advertised in THE HERALD are coming up
in very fair shape with their money.
Dr. Hoffman and son are expected soon
to arrive. from tuscaloosa, Iowa. They Will
invest largely in Salt Lake earth.
George NJ Cannon has removed to his
new house in Forest Dale. He says, by
the way, that his recent write up'' in The
HERALD sold him 81, 900 in lots within three
days after it appeared. He also says that
the Rapid Transit will soon inaugurate a
midnight service on its line; the road car
ried over twelve hundred passengers to the
southern limits on Thanksgiving day.
The following inquiries have been re-
ceived at the chamber of commerce: A
party in New York wants full information
concerning deposits of sulphate of soda In
the vicinity of Salt Lake. A California
manufacturer wants to know what the op-
portunities are to establish a large shirt
factory in Salt Lake city. A gentleman
wants information concerning deposits OF
mineral wax or ozokerite in Utah. An
eastern gentleman, who has established
several normal schools, wants to know
what the prospects are for the establish
ment of a similar institution in Salt Lake
city.
The CON mittee appointed to visit the
eading moneyed men of the city and solicit
subscription of stock to the projected Salt
Lake, HALEY & Puget Sound railroad,
spent the morning yesterday in that work
After visiting the bankers, ETC., the com
mittee came to the conclusion that for the
present it would be useless to attempt tC
carry the matter through. The principa
reason assigned is that while the money
market is in such an unsettled condition
business men do not feel like assuming any
obligation, but there is every indication
that the project will meet with ultimate
success. The Idaho gentlemen will return
home this morning and await developments
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-06
ROLLED AND ROBBED.
Relieved of Three Hundred Dol
lars While Asleep.
HE WILL KILL Or BE KILLED
The Sensation a Young Fellow Caused In
the Union Ticket 0fiee-He
Then Disappears.
HE WILL KILL Or BE KILLED.
The dens of vice and infamy increase

The dens of vice and infamy increase
daily.
There was a time when the average
saloon in Salt Lake was semi-respectaole,
to say the least.
There were a few, of course, Stunned al
ways by those who did not care to be
classed as members of the tough element;
in these fights were of quite frequent oc-
currence. and once in while there was
bloody encounter.
This latter class, of late, have multiplied
amazingly 1t is in these that most OF the
plans of robbery are made, and unlucky IS
the half-drunken man who shows his wal
let. or intimates that he has any money
upon his person.
Thursday afternoon young fellow,
whose appearance suggested the mecham,
entered the Union ticket office
and purchased a ticket Tor an
eastern city 1t was evident that he had
been drinking, but he knew what he was
doing. He announced that he had made
some money here at his trade and was go
ing home to spend the winter. Placing the
ticket and some other valuables in his IN
side pocket he left.
Some hours later he returned, and it was
evident that he had been reclining at 1uLl
length either in a woodshed or on the saw
dust covered floor of one of the numerous
dives. He was wild. He was hunting for
game. He stated that he had run in with
some young fellows with whom he was IN
acquainted and these had taken several
drinks with him. He remembered being
put to bed. as he termed it, and when he
awoke later his money had disappeared
only his ticket remaining. This he was
was willing to sell back to the railroad
company for Sl0-a fifth of what he haG
paid for it-in order that he might take the
proceeds and buy gun. 1t was explained
to him that the general offices oil
the road was the proper place to make
such proposition; that under no circum
stances could any money be refunded Al
the ticket office. He left in search of the
general offices, and as he vanished through
the door he yelled; II tell you, I'm a des
perate man l have been robbed anC
robbed, and it is case of kill or be killed
with me-
Up to the present time nothing further
has been heard of him.
1t is certain, however, that he will no
eat his Christmas dinner with the ole
folks, as was his intention.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-06
The Stock Exchange.

Bidding was rather light on stocks yester-
day, less than one-half of the list receiving
bids. There was, however, considerable
spirit manifested among the brokers, and
there was rafting among the dry bones.
Bamberger bought 100 shares of Alliance
of Conklin at g. Van Buskirk offered
Barnes Sulphur at cents, but when Mat
thews offered 2 cents Van snapped him up
so quick that Matthews nearly tainted.
Three thousand shares of Crescent changed
hands at 20 and % cents and closed at II
bid. Conklin offered DAILY at $40 and BAN
berger offered Glencoe at so, but there were
no buyers. Bamberger wanted Utah Lime
and Cement at $3.50 and Silver at S1.04I,
but the brokers appeared satisfied to hold.
Van Buskirk wanted to sell 5000 shares Of
Malad at l cent; Conklin offered S25 for the
block, but no trade was made in Malad.
Following is the record of yesterdays
business:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-06
THE CHRISTMAS HERALD.

The Christmas Herald for 1890 will be en-
tirely different in design from any previous
holiday number. 1t will be issued In hlgn art
style, with Illustrations in the beautiful photo
grayure and half tone processes, and the
printing will be done on fine quality OF
heavy book paper. 1t will be the first edition
of the kind ever issued by Utah paper.
The aim will be to present everythin relat-
ing to the progress and material development
of salt Lake and the territory, but In brief,
terse and succiDct style. The illustrations Will
include the principal buildings now under
way or in contemplation. The size Will be re-
duced TO handsome and convenient FORM ana
in all the endeavor will be TO prepare num-
Der such as will give the best possible idea OF
the progress and present status OF our city and
territory
The price will be 25c. per copy Special
rates to dealers ami agents.
Please forward orders for copies early.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-06
Salt Lake City Clearing House.
Yesterdays clearings, S276,775; yester
days cash balances, S107, 007.
The Realty Sales Yesterday.

Edward Stroumes and wife to n. c. Chris
ansen. part of lot 3, block g. plat B. 81 400
W. H. Herman to Martha Jane Whitman,
lots 10 ard II, block A. Buena Vista ad
dition -.------- 175
E. E. kitchie to Belle Shary, lots Il, II, 10
and ID, belong second addition. 1900
AIonzo G. Bast 10 John Van Lew, part of
lot 6, block 50, plat B------.--- 1900
Frank L. Sutherland and wife to j. M
Kennedy, section 8, town south. range
west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS f,GU
swan Lidholm and wife to b. A. NJ. Fro-
seth, lots 81 S2 % and "a, block1. plat &C
Frank Straub ct al. TO NJ. f. Keister, lots
7and s, block u.s. Chamberiain's addition l0C
NJ F. Keister and wife to John p Conner
lots and s, block is, Chamberlain's
addition. go. 15C
David Pearl to VI. T. Hunt, lots z, s, 0, 10
and II, Peari's subdivision ------------- 1,5Oc
Oscar Groshell to John B. Whitaker. lot
% block . MuScatine Place 20(
P L. Williams to John G. Robbins, lots
81 and go, Inglewood subdiYision----.... So
A. j. Drake TO z. Burmester. part OF lot
., block Sc, Kinney & Gourlays plat 20,
Peter S. Conde and wife to Daniel VOL
stcnholme, part Of lot 8. block 20, plat A $50
Marion j. Donnellan to Stephen M. Weld,
part OF lot s. block 20, Five acre plat G
Daniel earn to Stephen w. Alley ct al,
part of section II, township l, south,
range !. east
o. p. Pratt and wife to II. IL. Edgar, part
OF section 81, township /, north, range |,
west ---------------- $40
Mary Ann Ovard TO Enoch Smith part of
lot l. block AZ, plat B--------------
John Nilsson and wife to David Smellie,
part of section II, township l. south,
Joseph Mcintyre to Matilda S Nilsson,
| part of lot 4, block 100, plat 49, 1,SC
David Smellie and wife to Matilda S.
| Nilsson. one fourth interest part of sec
| ton 10, township / south, range ., west l.5O
Total $50 "A
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-06
FOR SALE AND FOR RENT.

We offer for sale our entire household
furniture, consisting of elegant parlor and
bedroom sets, piano and carpets, range and
kitchen utensils, including stoves and all
other furniture in use in a nine-rOomed
house. Parties desiring to buy the furni-
ture can rent the house from the present
occupants Call between the hours Of 10
and II a. NJ to inspect articles for sale
GoLDBERG, 405 East First South.
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FAMILY JEWEL

DR.. David Kennedy, of Rondout, N. Y,
sent us a copy of mis- book, How to Cure
Kidney, Liver and Bloop Disorders" tits
work which should be read in every
home, for the value of the medical lessons
alone. 1t contains also many life illustra-
lions, and two interesting stories from the
widely known author Med Buntline."
Anyone sending their address with name
of this paper to DR.. Kennedy, will receive
the book free by mail.
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NOTICE TO The PUBLIC.

The undersigned wishes to inform his
patrons and friends, although the firm of
Wood * Sons have sold their business on
First South street, that the Twelfth Ward
Meat Market viii be continued by William
Wood, SEN, where strict attention to bus
mess and the very best quality of all kinds
of meats will be on hand. Orders attended
to with care and promptly delivered.
VIM WooD SEX
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500 REWARD

will be paid for information that will lead
to the arrest aud conviction of parties who
cut the wires of the Salt Lake Power,
Light and Heating company on December
3, or any other time hereafter
FRANK H. DYER President.
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A WOMAN CELEBRATED ON TWO CONT
NENTSs

In few well-chosen words tells whal
she knows of a celebrated article:
June 4. To Mr.. W. M. Wisdom: Dear
Sir-I have tried your famous "Rober,
tine" 1t is excellent and l shall be pleased
to recommend it to all my lady friends
Believe me yours truly. RHEA.
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do YOU KNOw?n

that you can rent box in the safe deposit
vaults of the Utah National bank for 81. 90
o year in which to store your valuables,
deeds, abstracts, insurance policies, etc.
Cali and inspect them at once. =.
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NOTICE.

The Office of the Utah Sugar Company is
in Zion's Savings Bank.
ARTHUR STAYNER, Sec'y.
S. L. CITY, Dec. 1, 1890
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.JEWELRY,

A rich and well selected stock for the
holidays.
DAVIDSON, LEYsoN & MCCUNE.
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The question of the time required to pre-
pare the plans was then taken up and dis
cussed. 1t was decided that all the
architects could have sketches prepared
within four weeks.
On motion, the committee which had
drafted the resolution was authorized to act
until the plans were prepared, if the night
of competition was granted by the joint
building committee. They were also vested
with full authority to act in the matter and
instructed to be present at the next meet
ing of the Joint committee and present the
claims of the architects of the city and the
resolution as adopted and signed by the
members.
The proposed organization will be a
strong one and no doubt prove to be OF
much benefit to all concerned, all but two
of the architects of the city being present
and favoring the proposition.
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TWO EXCELLENT FRONT EASEMENTS
For rent in the new Culmer- Kenneth block.
is and 20 East First South. Best location
In the city. Apply II Culmer block
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KOLlTZ HANDY KITCHEN

Kan always be relied on for the kleanest
aud freshest stock of elegant Handles. Mr..
Koljtz is q handy manufacturer of many
years. experience, and he has worked up
large Salt Lake trade by inviting the pub
lie to see him make his Handles. His store
on Market Row is one of the most popular
shopping places known to the ladies. buy
your Kristmas Handles of Kolitz.
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.JACKSON. LUDLOW a co

pay highest price for hay, grain and pro-
duce. Goods delivered promptly at lowesd
prices and satisfaction guaranteed. No. so
w. First South.
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Sohmer Pianos.
COKE FoR SALE.

at Salt Lake city gas works, corner South
Temple and Fourth West Price: "a % per
ton at yard; IS per ton delivered 25c. extra
for sacking. This coke is cheaper and bet
ter than coal.
6Sohpnor piopoc
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Abstracts of title to real estate situated
in Salt Lake county. neatly, accurately and
promptly furnished by the countyrecorder.
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Full line Waltham, Howard and Elgin,
the standard watches, at bed rock prices.
DAVIDSON, LEYsoN 81 MCCUNE.
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GREAT RED LETTER SALE TO-DAY.

Suits and overcoats at grand reduction
of 20 per cent discount.
LIPMAN, WALLERsTEIN & Co.
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j. s. JENSEN. JEWELER.

New stock of watches, diamonds and
jewelry, and opera glasses; % E. First
SOuth street.