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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-07-23
PRIVATE RESIDENCES,
FARM PROPERTY,
The Homes of the Nation,
Are Largely Insured in
The Agricultural Insurance Company
OF VA TER TOWN, N. Y.
ASSEyrTS


THE AGRICULTURAL Insurance COMPA-
NY Is limited by its charter tn risks not NOR,
hazardous than private residences than farm
property. II was organized In 1853, by farm
ers and owners OF dwellings, to obtain for
themselves and others the security offered by
a company doing a home insurance business.
During these thirty-seven years, their wisd-
ON in treating this class of property, for in
surance purposes, as different from all other
kinds, has been proved by the popularity oi
the company, by its steady and rapid growth
in assetts and in the confidence of the citizens
of every state i'm which its policies are issued
The world affords no other insurance com
pany that holds two million dollars in trust
TO protect just one class OF property-and that
nearest the heart of every man-his home
stead. The world affords no other insurance
company which has so little liability to loss
by sweeping confiagrations, and which ar
fOr,ls to Its policy holders that absolute Sc
curity which even the largest companies ex-
posed to such confiagratiOns, cannot give
During its thirty-Sevcn years of steady and
triumphant growth, scores OF companies with
greater capital and larger pretensions, have
been organized, have nouriShed for a time
and have finally gone down in disasters sucI
ns those of Boston and Chicago.
rPPETT BROS, agents,
POINT PLEASANT, W. VA.
NAV 2S-Im.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-07-23

lclerk, at the window.
''Ah, you seem to be having pleas
ant time III here. Please let me have
50 worth of twos and skies, 81 worth
OF each. And just weigh that little
bundle. Going To Honduras. Needs
two more stamps, think. Should
think you would have good time in
here. Not much to do but TO stand up
and sell stamps and give back the
right change, hey7 You must enjoy
your place here. OF course, it will be
little busy early in the morning or
ut Christmas or Easter times. Most
people could do it with little prac-
tice." United States Mail.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-07-23
POINT PLEASANT, w. VA.

Has been of the features of the for Is
years During this time the Proprietor has gone steadily
on, adding little by little, till he has of the
complete stocks of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-20
The Rio Grands Westerns Fate.

More rum0rs are aF0lt anent the
Rio GrauIe Westerns fate. The
lates. i that the Denver * Rio
GranGe has secIrcI al option on
that particular piece Of property
and that the Santa Fe will build
westward from Grand Junction.
The Star doesn't believe n word Of
It. Palmer and Dodge don't hitch
well enough 10 embrace each other
- lovingly. and Manve! never
bought the Midland with his eyes
shut. Thst there are more deals TO
bc consunmated before the dance j.
over there Is no doubt, but they
10 not lead 10 the absoTP-
ti,n Of the Western by the
Colorado company. When the time
comes IL may be iiscOvcre! that
fbe Burlington and the Western,
the Two roads that have hal leasl
10 ,ay in all this furry, understand
Zach other perfectly. Huntington,
With his WORKOUT Central Pacific
nrgueriv. would cut no figure, 81
long - there j. n ny open for the
Burliugton-Wcs5ern combination 70
mol, the Pacific coast. That Jay
Gould has a hand in the pie along
with the S1ntl Fe Is not At all likely
and the story telegraphed Tuesday
rigbt that the santa Fe was reach'
iug out for Memphis, thus parallel
inc one Of Gould's roads, seems l.
forbid any such idea. Time and
fime only will solve the problem
and meanwhile look out for th,
Burliu.tOn's fine W0rh' - v't''o
ItucfiUr StuT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-20
Probate Court.

The following business was trans
acted in the Probate Court Saturday:
Estate Of Walter DuckwOrih:
Joseph durEworih appointed all
ninistsator upon filing a bond o!
$500.
Estate Of ierm1n Hyde; Order Of
sale Of real estate male.
Estate 81 john Whitney; Con-
tinued to November 10th.
Estate Of Andrew NJ. Mortimer:
L. A. kessler appointed admins
TRAITOR aud bond file'l.
Estate II +. J. kemneFle: Opler
Of publication notice - creditors
made.
Estate Of Samuel :. Walker: Con-
tiuued 10 November eth.
Fslatgs Of Joseph shaw, Henry
sutton and Henry HO-kins; Con
iiuuei 10 November sth.
Estate Of Daniel earn, estate aud
Guardianship II Mary Ann Murphy
q al, and estate OF Rachel sea
mems: Continued % October .bth.
Estate Il Henry Singleton Re
sisnatiUu u Catherine Mitchell as
administrative accepted.
Estate Of James Robbins: Order
made 10 show caused Why sale ~
mining property should not bc
MADE.
Estate Of John W. jenkins; Tues
day, November 18th, appointed Is
Gly for settlement OF final ac-
/ count.
Estate Of joseph T. Clayton: same
order.
Estate OF James Ferguson. same
| order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-20
4 Presentation.

r II. Mott, who has been IN the
emnloy Of :. p. Teasielas salesman
Tor twenty years past, severed his
connection with that establishment
and will in future be identified with
,be salt Lake Equitable Coop.
ubicb begins life in the store re-
entity occupied by T. w. Jennings,
q, First south Street. Mr.. Motifs
r.tirauept from Mr.. Teasiel's e.
enlistment was the occasion Of a
very pleasant affair last evening
s,on as the store was closed, Mr..
r.,sJeI with his employees assem-
tIed in the dry goods department
- ,,h.n all was in readiness Mr..
Taas,Icl brought Mr.. Mott IN anu
:, c1-r,ad him that it was the inten-
- NJ those present to express
:" rim, their good will. Charles
r. o,sseti then stepped forward anu, III
LebaIg Of Mr.. Teasdel anj thI IN
u,aves presented him with a manu-
sa1e easy chair and ioolstoSl: u. ~
SS,ltf was deeply moved by TINS eNI'
- 80, ~ tbe esteem in which ne wa
G - int pulled himself together
ie MI 'tbanl,ed his Old associates IN j
M sDeech. But the end wa.
noI vet Mr.. Mott had no so1he .l
, ~ from the first attack " NJ
Dsvid Henderson presenter dana
with an the Inscription: ''rO 7. IL
S %att Rv s. p. Teasdel aud EN-
- ',,s y Mr.. Henderson mace
20 and witty address, anu alIe si
the presentation, Mr.. MOI =. vi ri
placed in his chair wnere n aS,aer,
moro at ease. Then three III III,
were given with great zest ana -, IA a !
a jolly Good Fellow, anu 50 sly ~
of us.,' was sung.
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One of the Pioneers.

Our issue OF Saturday contained a
brief statement Of the death Of the
AGED veteran Hans {. Hansen, but
as the following communication
contains additional data, it is cheer
fully inserted:
Hans c. Hansen, one OF the pioneers
Of 1877, passed. suddenly away on the
morning Of the 10th inst, aged -
ve,rs. 10 months and Il days. The de-
- ,sed was born in the city OF Copen-
hagen. and belonged TO the navy
bay-inr, when nineteen years OLD
/ Vetoed the service. He served five
years. going twice to the West Indies
,,,,I one 10 Iceland. On leaving the
| navy he went in a merchant ship 10
! china. Afterwards he left his naive
1.nd and made his home in Boston.
| Ne from whence he sailed for
| south America, and studied the sci
i .n.a az navigation. Brother Hansen
/ i1ineJ the Freemasous and for some
time belonged 10 the Baptist Church.
In 1913, however, be found the true
| Church Of Christ and inmeuI-
ate,y associated himself with u,
After this he desired 10 carry
abrosd the Gospel NESS 81
and left in the ship l'ctUs, bound ioE
Steftin, hoping TO gain permission 10
leave the ship when passing COpen'
hagen. But upon arriving there the
c,niain refused to allow him TO 90 on
whereupon he wrote a solemn mes
s,re in a short letter which the pilo'
,o9k ashore for him. While IN Steitiil
he heard from me, his BROTHER me
iovful news th8t ] had received INC
letter As a divine message anu was
thoroughly convinced Returning 70
Hpston. the deceased put out LOT NeN
Orleans. and journeyed from tne silyt
10 Nauvoo for the purpose oil seeing
the Prophet Joseph. .,
He was ordained a Seveniy returned
tn Bostnn. baptized me and asilh
vent to NauvoO, where Inc worked ~
me Temple and also al tent-makihg'
ne received his endOwments, maTTlel
and afterward left for the west win
Ueber c. Kimball's company In me
snrinr OF lsi7 the deceased went a
nlonser TO salt Lake valley anu
Ivorked with the carpenters on th'
TemDle block for twO and n half years
SIM, that he had lived in SanPete anu
SAVER. In 1852 ne went on mission
-, Denmark. The deceased was a lover
- rood reading and delighted IN IN,
faIlirent conversation, esPeciaiIy Oh
The Subject OF "Mormonism;
M,STf October 10, 1880.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-20

This afternoon we had the pleas
ure 9f meeting Elder Walter Hoge,
Of Paris. Bear Lake County, Idaho,
who returned on Saturday morning
iI3m mission % Great Britain, on
which he was absent a year.
During the frs. two months he Ia
''rri iu the Newcastle Conference,
IN the city ~ Carlisle aud neighfOr'
mood, where two flmilies were bap-
izsl into tine Church. The remain
yer Of the time h. spent ut the
,hurch emigration Office, 4 lsling-
t'ns Liverpool, ia the capacity Of
minagerOf the business department
a. Tie mission. Elder H0ge enjoyed
MS mission greatly and returns IN
g'Cl health, He goes home TO Beal
Lake Valley IN the morning.
Elder James y. H8slGm, Of tai,
ely, has just returned from a mis-
S'ou To Indian Territory, where Ia
mas been laboring for about TIVE
years. He says lac has enjoyed hi
iao0r very much and that there ha
5een some additions to the Churcl
ultlng that time. The Elders have
WIN few exceptions, been tresteI
very veil. The prospects FOR th'
4AtAir a.- "rFv wgUi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-20
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.
rrOeeedings Before Judge Black.
burn on Saturday.
Court at Provo resimoi session =,

eourt at Provo returned session at
Az O'Clock on Saturday morning.
Inc case Of Charlotte OIdfieId vs..
Alfred oldGeld, divorce, was called.
a decree OF divorce was granted
without any Order concerning tie
property.
In the case Of the People vs.. Jas.
Chadwick and Edward whipDle.
grand larceny, a motion for a new
trial was denied aud they were
sentenced to two years imprison-
meni in the penitentiary and to
bay the costs Of the prosecution.
An application for a writ OF
ha5eas corpus was made 10y Mr..
Sutherland in behalf Of Que Gee and
Fong ChOy, two Chinese women.
who, it is alleged, are retained at
Park City 10y one An Kee, for pur-
poses Of prostitution, the said Al
hee claiming 10 have purchased the
IWo Chinese women in China
Mr.. ). +. Armstrong appeared for
the respondent and demurred 10 the
application. IL had not been shown
how or when the said An kee had
in any way retained the two
women, or deprived them u their
liberty. The demurrer was over
ruled and an exception taken.
Deputy Marshall HaChnlan testi-
fied thai he had served the writ at
Park City; but lie could not find the
two women.
Charley Oh Gee testified that he
had come TO Provo and had taken
Lee Gin away because she owed
him money. Che had paid him the
money and he had let her go. He
did not now know where She was
and lac was perfectly willing that
All Wong should take Lue Kim
away.
Jim Ling had seen An Wong
married 10 Lue Gin. Charley 4 d
Gee had been keeping the two wc-
men 10 make money FOR him and he
would not lei them go although
they both desired 10 get away. He
wanted TO marry FUng Choy hut
Charley would BOt le; him. lie did
not know Bin Yah.
Jim Wah knew all Of the parties
but lac did not know where they
were, nor dill he know what the
girls were kept for. Men visited the
place. All kee did not keep the
girls there; they simply lived in his
house. All kee had taken Lue Gee
away from her husband because she
owed him reu..
Commissioner Hills testified that
be was one Of the witnesses OF the
marriage between All Wong and
and Mer Lee.
The court ordered that the Dc
PENDANT bring Que Gee back tC
Provo or pay her expenses for cCm
ing here and that FOng Choy be re
leased, each party paying their Owr
costs.
l.. W. Jones was arraigned on G
charge Of embeZzling 5000 schoO
funds. He pleaded not guilty ant
the case was continued for Ia,
term.
In the case OF Martin -. Martin
& decree Of divorce was granted.
COur took a recess until = O'Clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-20
From Mexico.

This morning we received n call
from Bother William Wilson, a
7as.Llat argue OF the settlements Of
tie Ssfns Iakeviilel iE Mexico
The village from which hc comes
j g. present q division Of Juarez
"all, hut VIII probably have, IN
Course ri time, a separate oIganiZia-
ton. a- tits some distance fsOm the
main sa-tlemsut, and consists u
about eighteen families. Brother
wilson brought with him a couple
Cd: -ama.g= ri root products from that
r.gu.ry-au onion and potato
ls-a-Mar turning the scale az two
lpua.- and the latter 81 one pound
thirteen ounces. 10th being perfectly
!JEmsI. The specimens were not
CONSIDERED large ia that country
Where the soil is uuu-uai!y produc'
tive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-20
p,,narl,,bIc itc.rur.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Tlliniield,
H.. makes the st .tement that she
caught cold. which Settled or heI
lung; sine was treated for q month
hy her family physician, Tut grew
worse. He told her she was q
homeless r.ctim N consumption and
that no medicine could cure her.
Her druggist suggested DIR. King
New Discovery for consumption; it
bought a bottle and 10 her delight
found herself benefited from first
dose. She continued its use, an I
after taking 10 bottles, found herself
sound and well, now does her o"I
homework and is as well as she evel
was.-Free trial bottles Of this Great
Discovery a; 4. G. Smith * Coz
Drug Store. Large bottles ouc. ant
81 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-20
Third District Court.

The following business was done
today:
Board OF Education vs.. j.. G.
Hardy. collie, tor; ease tried October
Is: court delivered opinion anu
finds for plaintiff, and orders per
criptory writ Of mandate.
la the matter Of the estate Of J as.
Harell. deceased, heretofore sub
ulttei TO the court TIE court hoiis
that this court Is not court Of re.
view. and that the case must be tried
i'm this cnur. 20 he determined 10y 1t,
Criminal cases set for trial COM
meuciug November p:
q. NJ. Garter -. II. G. Hall;court
allows compensation Of receiver al
$3.50 per month. NJ,
]. NJ. Nelson vs.. +. c. Brilen;
Jury trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-20

IN the police ccurE this morning
atg-lre defendants were re-
.----- .. answer u charges Of
a.5.aa#a.--. a gentleman who
---a----i .aa EriGi.IE ~ this sTisi
.-a.a some sarcastic. remarks about
.le-.l..ls being closed on Sunday.
H- .a- -aa plain GuIuEs, two de-
.7la7Et- were aIrgei with drunk
r---=- and fighting, AMI one with
-rl-.=al--- and assault and bat
.--E Three were charged with
--e-G---.
Nike Murray, an alleged pilkpock'
a. De- il custody.
'l-s Gilmore this morning
l-sliei guilty L. q charge OF dis
Al--- ira peace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-20
Ward conference and Dedication.

Last evening Sunday, Oct w, a
conference was held in the Tweiith
Ward. this city, which was attended
bv Counselors JOSEF h Z. Taylor and
q w Penrose Of the Stake Presl-
dency. The assembly convened IN
the new chapel Of that ward, which
,ras to be dedicated. Counselor
TavIor offered the dedicatory
nrsver. and Counselor c. W.
ponro=e presented Bishop ii; Is,
rIarson. his COunselors JoILh
E G.,'ne and Martin Lenzi, and the
d g ecclesiastical officers oi lhS
O .,arj an Of whom were snstii .ll'.l
W, M" the unanimous votes oil the Pc r
~ :" Tie visiting mem6ers OF t ,I,t
81, s Presidency each addresseu ,' slas
'SSee,n, S, and the occasion wa a.
con- CO. Interesting and profitable one IL
those present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-20
,..,,,r.,.. Snn,, r.IElmcnt.

This WONDERFUL Iiuiment i
knnwu from the Atlantic TO the
Pacific and from the Lakes 10 the
Stuff. Il i the most penctTating
Liniment in the world. twill cure
Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Sprains,
RrI;s,s. Cuts. Wounds, Old Sores,
RlIrus, Sciaiica, Sure Threat, sore
Chest and all ILLUMINATION, after al
others have failed. Il viii cure
Rsr!ed Wire Cuts and heal all
wounds where proud flesh has 81
In. II is equally efficient for AM
mails. Try II and y0u viii not bI
without il. Price 81 cents.
Sold by z. c. ii. /. -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-20

-ae Hialieilal operation al L2-
gan Cry ami that O.. Cache County
aTl CD. ria-ly q tract oE land lying
between Agricultural College Parb
aud tl- cemetery. The county and
ely -.E..l.- have caused this land
.. he ...--..- AMI the lots are TO be
N-.i .a November -, - public
action o. the highest bidders, The
PIN iaeiri vl!l. for this occasion,
Sell F-a- --ig tickets 90 Logan a
NE I..-= Hf 81 single fare. Full par
-.--..s a-lrl.uy the lois, terms Of
'- a.'-. e. ear IN another col.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-20
ii. DINWOODEY
IS READY
EOR RuSlNESS AGAIN,

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN,
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Calder's Music
Palace, the Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part of their storcl,
where he has opened out 9
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and Parlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the o ; employees
with him ready TO execute
any order.
Give him 4 Call.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-20

shares Of stock Given Away

shares of stock Given Aunyi
On Wednesday next, OctOhcr
22nd, will occur the Grani Opening
Of the salt Lake Equitable Coop,
at IS West, Fist South Street, when
an enormous stock Gi General Mcr-
ChGudise viii be exposed fer sale at
remarkably low prices, Each Gus
toner who buys ScO worth Of goods
before January 1t, viii then be
given a Share Of tie Stock Of the
Institution, free Of charge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-20
Alleged spies Arrested.

PARIS, Oct. -. - PotH Journal
announces the arrest at BeifOTt Bar
racks of one Of tire guard named
Dietrich and his sister, charged
with being German spies. Plans Of
Qualifications were found in Diet
rich's house. Dietrich and his
sister are believed 10 be ia collision
with a HanOverian spy named
Stahl in divulgiug Fronch army
secrets 10 the German government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-20
LATEST TELEGRAlIS.
Resolutions Of Respect 10 the Late
Justice Miller OF the
Supreme Court.
Expressing theIr Esteem

WASHINGTON, Oct. -. There
was n meeting Of the bar OF the
Supreme Court Of the United States
today for the purpose Of expressing
the esteem in which Associate
Justice Miller was held by the at
torneys who practiced before the
court. = coIamittse was appointed
10 prepare resolutions and commem-
orstives Of the services OF Justice
Miller, and the meeting adjourned
until December 9Th, when the resC-
lu;iOns will be reported. \ very
full attendance Of lawyers through
out tine country x expected TO At
tend this meeting. The court met
at noon but being without n quorum
Immediately adjourned.
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FRAGMENTS.

.t-- -'-
.--s-s s.iIat ninety cents
60, &c Fl, 50 mel
.r.-slsSE --i..=
o. 49,,
-Sr1sz 81 Ea.-s i-'''9
..,.r HiIN.s e. iz'-'' ~ il
lowing ~ least a shorI
Ef So. --.-
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gr-.ae "a 3 i.,-l'-'' 81 --''''' ''''
H.e iEt....
..u-u.s compliant about
.'.., ss.rr.s Ia the business
.as. .- .-.-
@
E.ua- about the post
-.-., rsvel hy Dec. /,
INTACT Win tne govern
,-.- ...=- r,.r.., II.
-rrH. 't'-. - $50. .-' ,. -, -
.. .r-... gus 80, - -
- -.....-..3 ..-.,-..
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-nru-.- $500 1880. -- -. - -, .. :.
- -.,-
ID, lr ".r. -.ll 81. t5tluE OF Loo
KID .y ~ae.....i' l.ii' is iie ii;th
-... 70 ssreaes ga Tea. hls opened
wae --l-e-T ~ ms city, the
r1-.g-r i -.'. t'2 e'.'.l.sr chiid
-.y r..s viii break this isr-
-...-s
--.n....
/. -' -.. 80 >. . Ma e,
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E -, ..,' I '-'S Stsilous-
3 --. - $500. .-,'-- 1'iis li-Ns Went
-'-.A y ..'...',...' ne wanted 10
- -..s -. ..i' v ne ol ye1Sel, anu
-ela-.--' " .,-.y,I. .itl $40 Wedge.
S-Lf rgs-igu.
Ag..' .AS l.al.]0 tnltip Shus-
~, O.. --- '-e'-i-iS borrowed
-l1 r, ~, ...''.,N from nj
.s- ' 80. - Nv, on Pre-
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--' Y. --',---, ' .--' le!'
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-20

The Mountain Ice and Cold
Storage Go. take pleasure in an
uouuclug 20 the public that their ice
manufacturing plant j. row In sue
ugss.u! operation, ard that they are
Trrlartd to furnish distilled aTt"-ian
water ice in auy quantity desired
The absolute purity OF the ice Is
guaranteed.
The public are cordially invited
L, visit the works u the Co. 10 No.
$50 :. Third West Street.
Inquiries NAV lie male ut tie up
town Office, No. 81 East, Second
south Street. oil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-20

a1y-'s ---ire on superstition,
which a---s this s.uSuh. title, vii.
.=g-ea----. 81 the Theatre tonight.
l-.s0ls .. the brightest and be,t Of
l.- numerous reductions in tine line
.. lar-- .aurIE. and viii be p-I-
..-lsi .-- O. las n1mIsny. Doubt
.---a crowded mouse viii witness
.- nation.
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cH,cAG, mAENEr.

CHicaro. Oct- %. l=ls p m.
wheat-sieady; cash, Io-s- = Dec las
Nav, loo.
Corn-Firm; cazh, BIZ. SOv. i-a g ~
May, a. -.
Uais-stcadyi cash, 49,; Dec. a.. Nay,
e.
Baglcy-f irms -.
Eesa Vosf-Jn-ctt,e'i cash, ic.lei Jan.
Lard-lirm; cash. CO. Jan c. a 90
Nay. s.G1is.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-20

The Patent Sofa Bed at San
herg,s Furniture Co., is as fine Par
Ior sofa rs can be found. Come
md see Il. los w, South Temper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-10-20

THE CALIFORNIAN Club will give j
or,nd concert and ball in the u. a, A :.
X. Hall, Halloween night D0t toIIs
a. 1898. to which all Sco1en ,,i I'm in
and their frienls are cordia n.y. -
ritei. They claim il viii eci'is'
ali their former efforts.
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Fighters Arrested.

New YORK, Oct. oJ.-Jack Mac
Auliife ant Paddy Kelly were AZ
rested this morning for engaging in
n prize fight in = iiall in 1t. Marks
Place. TaIa
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CoIleclIon Companyl


-fAKEs A SPECIALITY OF COLLECT
Nj Ing Bpls. Notes, accounts o. toH-
-,.-dtnr fue ~ resiceut debtors, or those
In aSjpining states --,,., IN
Charges Incidentally per centase on
actual collection -. 49,,
Room G.. WssatchiBuilding y -. ''''e -
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Go TO the Saudbcry Furniture Co
les w, South Temple St, and ex
anime tie New sofa Bed. Best
in the market.
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NOTICE.

IN COMPLIANCE Win : REQUEST.
notice j. hereby given "a special
meeting Of The ztuckhulg-rs % the sou
Do rdau Canal Co.. viii be held % West
J1r,ian ward ll1u- G, on October 9Th l>-o. u
10 an. f0r the purpose % taxing into con
alteration the matter 90 changing the by
laws Of the corporation = q tas Transaction
% such her bus mes a. mav come bef0EC
the meeting.
Ey order o. st0ekh0lder--
"a. GIaES.
Secretary.
Dated a RiyeEton, Dc. j.. isl'.
sisuc1, y 7. >Ilrgek aud 10 CtHcr-- CN-td