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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05
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Treasurer Walden presented a re-
[ port showing hat the receipts Of
/ the i,1aul gcTg. 81. glj.u>. while the
| disbursement, yvrv $500, leaving
I the amount ~ s. j-i.'- oven!rawu-
Mr.. Walden tzST'aIugi that the
Oveulrlft VS. authorized Is the
com miticc on finance.
II .ferrri o. .he committees on
fntuce aud agl,.
The committee on furniture re-
porte! the rectlEt % S2i5-jl from
&. NJ. Cannon for The IuT base 81
furniture, ytr., u the Fourteenth
district.
the auiiiiuE committee reported
the following resolution, when was
adopted:
EcSJircd, THAT We request an
the outgoing trustees 10 furnish a
full inventory u the school property
IN their districts and aflix thereto a
reasonable and fair cash valuation
Tor the SANE, ald that the county
collector he REQUESTED b. furnish the
net amount ~ Tax 10 be- COLLECTED
from each district ia lSgl, for tire
purpose q g.urTtainiug the total
amount u school property IN the
city aud the taxes T. he collected, In
order that Uniform Fate u tax can
be computed, which IL would De
necessary O. as-ess Ii de
sired 20 Jay FOR this properly,
and that this committee lr
authorized 10 produce from the city
assessor the total ssSgssti valuation
o. property in the city, showing the
amount in each Og the old school
districts from which b. dttrl mine
the prpIer Proportion each district
should have Supplied under 4 uni
form tax, a. Above sugges ed.
= That elcI district he then
charged or crcdi;e,l, as the ease may
h.. with the difference between the
amount actually turned over and
what it, proportion would be on the
basis q said uniform tax.
?. That the next session u the
legislature IL Ictitoued by this
board to frame such a law n will
enable Us 10 correct the Inequalities
found 10 exist between the various
districts; and that the clerk OF this
b1lrd be requested g. furnish a copy
OF these resolutions 10 the outgoing
trustees and 10 the press.
The bonds q Treasurer Walden
and SECRETARY AiOretCl were pre-
sented and nrieFrei 20 the finance
committee.
Gu motion @. 1Ir. Nelson. all ray
mcuis - far allowed on written
contracts were referred To the audit
ins COMMITTEES, aud that they put
said accounts IN proper form 10 be
entered in the Accounts Of the Board.
The meeting then adjourned until
MONDAY evening n 7:31.
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Police Items.

At the Police Count this morning,
Charles Lewis and Dick Reynolds
paid $ each for quafiing too freely
from the flowing bowl last night;
Sallie Davies will serve seven days
for drunsenness; and William Nc
Cain'sinability to pay $40 for n SIM
liar Ofiense viii cause him 10 share
in the labors Of the chain gang for
ten days.
Annie Cummings pleaded not
guilty 10 n charge Of drunkenness
aud her case was set 10 be heard at
: n m
John Lawson entered n plea o.
not guilty TO an allegation % assault
and battery, and the affair will e
Investigated tomorrow afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05
The 4. G. w. in Sannete.

It i positively stated 10y repre-
sentatives % the Rio Grande West.
ern that that road will shortly en-
gage ia constructing branch
through SanTete Valley. The city
council q Mt. Pleasant lately held
4 special ting It which il pro-
missed the rad depot grounds and
$500 ia each, on condition that Ii
would build 6, that town.
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FRAGMENTS

~. ErerEs. general passenger
..#i.- Tuluu G5ciic, = haci-
again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05

TIE BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, SUTys, Ulcers, Salt
Rheuni, Fever Sorc-, letter, chap
ped hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all skin ErIptiouS and positively
eure= Piles, or no Iay rrquired. IL
i guaranteed 10 give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
. cent? per box For sale hy 4. G..
Smith & 60.
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Dedicated.

The Agricultural College at
Logan was dedicated yesterday,
according to previous announce
ment. The published programme
o. exercises was substantially ad
herei to. Congratulatory kilograms
were received from Hon. J0nn T.
Caine and Hon. 4. Il. Land. The
following gentlemen made spceches:
Hon. Moses Thatcher, Attorney
Smelling, II. w. Sloan, Rev. Mr..
Green. &. c. Goodwin, James A.
LAngton, superintendent OF Cache
County schools; DR.. Tanner, pref
dent Of Brigham Young College Of
Logan, and Junius =. Wells Of salt
Lake City.
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Theatre.

Gladly Peggy" drew a large ALL
dience last night n; the Theatre and
the upper portion was hugely de-
lighted. Mrs. McHenry is a lively
snd attractive variety actress and
her play gives scope for her talent
in that line. But she has small Op-
pOrtuniiies in It for any great dis
play OF dramatic art. and il does not
rise to a very lofty plane As a literary
WORK. still Il abounds in fun and
frolic and the scenery j. good. The
company j. passahlr, the dancing
j. lively, hat the singing does not
gseatly add 10 their attractions
"1.ady Peggy will lie repeated this
evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05
Relief Society Conference.

The quarterly conference % the
Relief Society Of Salt Lake stake
viii convene in the Fourteenth
Ward Assembly Rooms THURSDAY.
Spptembcr IL. The Presidency Of
the sake. Bishops and Others are
respectfully invited 10 attend. Meet
ings will commence at To am. and
pm.
The III. NJ. /. "A. conference will
lie held in the salt lake Assembly
Hall Friday, Sept II, and the Phi
mary Associations SATURDAY, Sept.
Is. \ full attendance from all PARTS
Ok the county is mos desirable.
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4 Bahem.aa's Sad Experience.

rL r.. a.-Te-terday the
..F-aal freight train had on
.a-. a usu whose leg had been
.|-g ..--l-Iari broken Just below
-- when "a. train arrived
B.. N.. .. Tine asln was taken out Of
Do" .r and ..uI.-l into tine ware
.- .a- depot tue grlT voice
.- ...a haal yelling out
i.r..- . a.gu with a broken leg"
ascent ..u- busy did not urge
... .sH-l ..a lHr .---lar particulars
' s e-ligutly expecting that al
DID, Hs gEr'aig--i u.fBge the train
Obj" depot. In this, however,
were -ls--.E Do s.lken, as no
~. a-2.iaa was given. ibis in
cruelty seems st.N worse
'.. Hr consider tGg fact that this
I> Cd "emiaa, and j. unable
-. Hu-. ui English. 30 that
E... atr- thus far been ur-
'... H iaE arE anything concern
-.7 a"s Hr HflHl the accident hap
al. whether ne has any
DIS 10 Ore. .lirg- in ;ne Territory.
. -a-a-- aui EiOruson were
q, and they administered
bonn ID The suffering man
80 bis iyE. II is not known
- bore has 20 suffer before the
,,-aa- were dressed, hut DE-.
i says u must have been done
-H-~- the day uegore his arrival
gre Arrangements were made to
tHe wulusgd man properly
isr uui- be could be sent to
hospital az Salt Lake City. II
90 BE lnpai that some one from
rae -sln crew who 80 care
Hisr -gI Of the unfortunate
500. t-E. tine trouble 10 cx-
' .a details Of the affair and
'il'r LrIi further sssistanre.-
iFa
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President brigham Young.
MaUs.

II Is my Intention 20 compile all
my fathers Letters for publication.
and will IT, greatly obliged 60 ail
thOse who have such letters II they
will kindly forward them 10 JAIME
\. Little. care JIucHfic LIstTuc'oT
oficc, salt Lake City, that they
may be correctly copied. All such
letters viii L. most carefully
handled and returned safely 60 the
Owners. Respectfully,
Ltss JuHs W. YOUNG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05

Under date Of July Is. ISIS. Mrs.
Laura 4. kempton, % West Rut-
land, Vermont, write: "We are
certain that only for DR.. David
kennedy's FavO!ite Remedy. Of
RoudOuL " Y. our little ten-ycar-
old daughter would have been dead
from BTiEht's Disease. We had tried
IN vain other means, but the Favor
tie l.erneiy came just in Time 20
save her lifc..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05

Frank Parsons, a young man -
years old died at the city hn-uitaI
yesterday morning Of typhoid
fever. Parsons vas employed a.
cook at the Wasatch Hotel Tor q
considerable time before his death.
and was considered by those who
knew him 10 be n model Young
man. He was stricken with the
disease in the early part OF last
month, and taken 10 the hospital on
the 6th. Since he has been in the
hospital he has been in an uucou-
sci0u- state and rarely spoke. His
parents are in Ksnsas, out their ex-
act location Is not known. He wss
buried az the expense OF the city
y est=riay. Ogden Standard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05
Many n poar Woman suffers untold
Torture from Rack Ache.

lfshe only knew how easily she
could get relief by using BalIard's
Snow Liuiment she would bless the
day she read these few lines. IL j.
n grand remedy for Headache and
all Neuralgia Pains No pain can
Withstand its magic influence. It
removes the n1c from n burn or
said in one minute. 10 will cure
Iufiamma;ory rheumatism and
Sctltica; applied TO the Throat ami
Chest Ia Group It will give imnedi-
ale relief and make BREATHING much
easier. No family can he without IL
IL once they know it. value. Try It.
Price 80 cents.
Sold by Y. &. ". I. gEH
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n. DIHIVOODEY
rs READY
FOR BUSINESS AGAn

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and ali
his old customers call and
see him at Calder's MusiC
Palace, the Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part Of their store.
where he has opened out :
New and Beautiful Stock Of
Carpets and Parlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
stilI has the 8 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order
Give him a Call.
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Probate Court.

Yesterday the following was done.
Estate Of John Hills; order made
appointing appraisers
Estate CT Thomas Vincent; orler
that legal notice has been given 10
the creditors.
Estate Of EdwRHi Besliu; James
Maxwell to receive $500 for servi-
ces.
Estate Of guardianship Of Brig
PypeT NJ al, miners; order for ale.
OF real estate made.
Estate % james L. c'aiur: letters
Of administration applied for.
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,,-r,Eg STAKE CONFER
EMIL.

annual Conference 81
r '.zs stake Of Zion will
--- iu lie Tabernacle on
-rL. 7.h, IS2', at 10 Ain.
III. r--~eulation from ali the
stHe Sake is urgently &c
@ aa-l.a- monthly meeting x
-.Hr-. ~ the sake va con-
rt.a Assembly Hail on sat
tembe- ,tE- AZ J D. am.
ANGUS u CA-sNox.
JOSEPH /. TAYLoE,
EEaELF.s ". pENRlsE,
-" -i5enry Of the stake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05

u j. with the grcaiest confidence
that HOCl's Sar~aVIrili1 : recon-
meEdcd for ldss % appetite, inlises-
lion, sick headache, and similar
irruhlss- The medicine gently tones
tine strm1Che, assists digestion, and
makes one -'rtal hungry Persons
iu delicate health, after taking
HnOI's S1r>5p1r!ila few days,l find
themselves longing Tor and eating
the plainest food with unexpected
relish.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05
NnTICE 10 CREDITORS.


NvOTfCF l. HFEErY GIVEN ~ TIL.
uracra l<rtd. William ". Feracs 90 !.
Insith l. I'erkss. Administrators OF frt
= state % Henry Ter e.. cecrl-ct, O. IRE
creditors 81 aEI lif yrrEsus HAVING r'1iu
az-inss the sliI Gerllsed. O. exhibit ttc.1
srtth tbs uerCzslr- vouchers. within ten
months TftCr the t-st Publication ~ tti-
rntirc.to the saiI william u. PeTkc- 80 80
ist Center street. SAT- Lake CITY, 30 The
Comfy o. salt Lake. Utah.
Dated Au-l-s 'tl. i--s-
MILAN ~. PSI kE>.
JOSIAH T. FEEkE~.
Administrations &C tue estate % Henry
ptrEgF. tlasl- UIs
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wIiII1m'. su.fraIl n Herb puIs.

IL yUu aEu Yellow, Bilious. con
situated with Headache, lai breath
4nowsy- no appetite, Ioak cot your
Liver j. cut - urier. One lax Of
these Pills viii dTirc all the lruuu!,s
away and make a neE being u YOU
Price - ccuiss Zion Coop Nicer
Int. Dru. D,nt.. AEent Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05

CARPET REMNAFs ,
From to 25 yards in a piece,
all grades, will be sold at half
price, Must DC closed out in
one week. Call and get a
bargain at n. DINWOODEY'S
in Calder's Music Palace
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05

Not having any Telephone, our
customers will please leave Or.lers at
Margeits' Bros. Book St0nc, or NJ
Phillip Nargrtts' Wine DEPOT for
Margetts' Ale and Porter, also FOR
Malt and HOPE.
ESTATE OF II. u. MAEGETTs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05

! F-.troHi.- I-uillt N"
By Nantes for yOur houses OF
the Sal; i.SE- Aiantei Manufae-
turing Co. = Eas. End South ST.

Mathew Armstrong, Of C>7f,oE'
Nv, now in his seventeen ye1r'.
SAYS he has bsen troubled with
dl5f-ho-- every summer as far hack
> he can sStoh-ci. He has in his
time used mHBf -g-dieines. but
none equal 10 Cham eriafa.- C0li,''
Cholera and D!arThoga hssatty.
This remedy i prompt in it, effects,
can aIEays be depended upon and
when reiu5e1 with water, i
pleasant 20 tsse. Children DO not
object % taxing u. For sale by, Il.
c. VI. :. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05

'H Ule ari inst. the grand jury n
d. ...r reported ten indictments,
-.-l- more next day. George
" u!Cslar City pleaded guilty
8. aa Indictment charging him with
rrg. luI Daniel n. Carthlsr
guilty Co., "a charge Ufunlaw-
.. " IG.IIaIrl. VIM. Futher-
wii plead 10 a charge of
-E .8-u gTHs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05

r. q. Lambert, OF the business do
psrtment OF this Office, was forced to
return from Bear Lake valley on
accolht g hlress tut expects b
resume his labOrs IN a fA'S SAYS.
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THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Fixing Teaehers' Salaries. - Ianl.
t.ts Ennio.ed.

The Board OF Education met a,
the City Hall las; evening, with
President Scott in the chair.
Ed. F. CosI and Others, residing
within that part o. the city bounded
10y Sixth South, Tenth south,
Eighth West and the County Read,
represented ;hat there were FMS
children between the ages Of seven
and fifteen year,, and they asked
that n school h established there.
Accompanying this Vas a letter
from J. 4. Heiss, vino represented
that the school nearest the district
named was one and Oue-half miles
distant. IL the beard would create
the district, the property owners
therein would contribute the neccs-
zary land. TIE matter was referred
10 the committee on school work.
The following .",p-' vs. rs-d.
To he BOard u EiEcltiJH:
Gvntlemen-Your committee on
the employment of teachers present
the following report:
They Recommend that the FOL
lowing designated grades Of teach
,-rs lie employed In the schools Of
said city flr the ensuing year, TO-
Wit, Principals, assistants 10 Princi-
PALS, intermediate grade, second
primary and frst primary.
2-That the following prices lie
uaid 10 such teachers, 10 wit;
Flor beginners, first years
teaching, $50 per month,
For second years teaching.
experienced teachers, 50 uvr
month.
s-For ,hirI gears ,earhipg, as
per month.
i-Thst principals and assistants
to principals be paid in each case
such compensation as the character
Of the labor 10 be periornied and the
respousihiiitr 70 j.. BsSumed -iisll
wsFr=nt. And that such sum lie
fixed and agreed upon on behalf Of
the board Of education 10y the com
mitIea on thu employment Of teach
ers. Your committee appends here
Ia 4 form OF contract - he entered
into 10y school teachers, for the con
sideTation Of the board.
5-NOuT committee further recon-
mcrds that To- tia ersHils ye5t
there he employed - instructors
u vocal music, whose ser-iJes shail
he given 10 the schools In said city,
under the objection Of the supeEin-
teudent.
All Of which Is RESPECTFULLY sub
miticd.
=. l.. WILLIAMS.
D.. 4. GOLIATH,
q. ID. PYTEH.
The report was amended 50 as 10
read "n0t to exce,d' So, $50, and
So per month.
Mr.. Nelson said lie expected
TO he able TO reYor, the probable
amount Of revenue which would lie
raised for school PURPOSES for tine
ensuing year. but Collector Harty
had no; footed up the ngures yet
and he was unable o. Report In.
amount. He suggested the boagi
meet again uu Monday night. when
he wOUli have the information.
The committee on general sup
plies recommended the employment
% the f5llOH ing Ge-s1ns - iauitors.
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tDaily except Sunday.
-Daily except Monday and Tues
day.
Tickets for sale IN wasaich Bald
ing, 81 Main Street, ami n Depot.
Fare for TIE round trip, 80 cents.
=. ". ECCLEs,
q. T., r.. salt lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05

DIR. 4. T. Doll, who has been in
the practice Of medicine at North
English, Iowa. since 1853, says he
oftenpres-ribes Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. he
cause he know IL - he reliable.
For sale by, T. &. NJ. I. Drug
Department..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05

Vim. Hutchinson, Of Benton.
Illinois, while dealing in cattle anu
horses in Texas last September. was
taken with a very severe attack Of
cholera moThu- and diarrhoea,
coming, he supposed, from a change
q drinking water. a local druggist
advised him 10 take Chamberlsin's
Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhoea
Remedy. The second dose, he
says. effected a complete cure, and
he now takes pleasure in recon-
mending Il 10 Others. For sale at
. and 80 cents per bottle by, z. G..
". /. Drug DeIt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


School has commenced. For ten
days We viii offer our School suits,
all ages, at eastern cost.
div +. AUEBBtsH * BEJ.
Sasteisi Hantsi4ii H-.teI-.ii
save m0ney 10y purchasing your
NIantels Of sal. Like AIantei Man
uf7ciuriug Co,
- g East aud so'th s..
They keep fire line OF Old In1
New style Wood, Marhleizei, Stone
aud Composition Mautels, which
they are selling at - per cent. lower
than any other house in town.
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nicotine Union Pacific, = haci,
.a-aln-
H. 7ErALIIsrEE 6- Co. book
and --EtluuerS, % Main
-...-. have un sale Che popular
~ .e-lEg -griC.g for Sep
.gHenoeOr there not being
4 .T a: members present last
the m-.-irZ Of the Board
laa-aH 'sal % bee adjourned
.-sass-tiug any uusiue-s.
H D-ur-L I'll CrzJ.. Office Is
. under Mccormick d
.-H. a- A-Ei-s street, WHERE al
-ll- -.- =E lsH anu other
sid Dee 7-aaiveI.
r Glowing marriage licenses
E.rI --r-fe7.Iy uis. the Caup-
..rrE5 Llwarl hobart and
t3FH-.D-- fGme- N. see and
" eT-F.1yk, E4W2Id Burton
France. Ealeuseu.
H-fWEE rTop5ets, says an ex-
=e gre Eruiig'iu- l5ug and
--er. Hi@.as. ana while the funny
.-r... . far press are ulkiuE fun and
Iu. jokes tI.y are doing 50
rlHa i.gga-IuI c0un.enance.
-rr ualria- convention OF the
w-rll.g. pi Locomotive Fire
n.- rH H.eg 81 san Frarriscn.
tl-. ". .ae SD. inst 4 number
.s--e-a se-asliiOus passed
..-G-E .a.- city i1-Gay O., route.
Dr. PES um1rgd that the Denver
r-. ... faE-u.r Railroad Company
lr'e shortly masking Miu- (
. .s r.-ui-rI. ai the freight anu
a.a.g divisions. NiuClrn :
midway between Saiila and
H.. FUNSTON.
rE a-. messages a. the West
..a ..Hu Telegraph ULiC. fo-
.- Fay ---.Igu. Maud Miller.
Strong T. tL .gEsap, Henry
-.u-er. I.sar.- nIaN-a-ue x Co.
-l- IHT.-H. j.. ii. J.. Richard
-s. D.. b.. F.r-
-rslr.- lsr,Eh la. evening fined
A.'.lu -lIlI ANA =. J.. we-.:.l-.. .
".. iHr Eec.i4. -amaBrIs. deus. .
s. h1Ery, changed ws.ll a sim .
r Tease. was allowed - defart
...-l- into Li- rvvu rgra-.ufy- +
ta ar...etr gi,al ,.-.-f..s ''''' c
h@aAEEr ~ l1Er Vas arrested /
~ "a change ut keepiH.
D.. fame and Josie Con /
cling an inmate o.. the WrC- .
Tine fo.ue. deposited So for .
a.traucC s...gejG-,ia- L1ugy, /.
Tie ii-'rr -.
-..-.--r..,-,-,. ......-.s ,,--...., .
.t. nIg was undergoing a term .
. ninety DAYS Imprisonment for
HH.ri- levci from a C,-Ifng-
.u. S. s. Yesterday l,a-iaugl T
.~ HE.r S.H--. Then. 9-g.. rg1yI
. ..g-.lg cNtauua;ia- facts in
a.-
r-.... --..
'-'..'--5 INA mouse
'h L''..'-, I.>.
.''il,t >--sl'a siia
"ltl.
'-- ie'' ~
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.-'..'s '-ll-is =, til+ .
ii'1-,..'''. To- i''e lhird .
.....--. a,- ' g. 3
... - - --.-
.i..' ~ ICY 9t-
'.'..'...- - % me
I-.l,' ~
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s.-i'- 80. j
....-l-' bsl'ts
....... 80 -, = '.i ~
~. Pm - r. %
-s '- pull j ls'i' .
'--IsE uar-men lost yesEer- 4
ruvu, both races yirtU-
i'5a~a the championship
o. t.r''aly. EIt little interest I
-r-- ia This city iu the event,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05

~ TuUELE ,IIY. 3 FAEN Of Es
i acre. Would make "a good -uHrItI
-ifH a- there ls sgUIta.e on three streets
90 Do, rods.
N-1 q fF-uH. brick lrrfs store. ga o.
feet uIsl EtUgr ruHu-s etc.. 'u-viEEs Wis
1.I tae -lrHE. aNfgEU-s etr- store Is ~iiu-
afssI Ca WLll street. .- g1fu- 81 reasonably
good Ha-Iug-s. and l- Iua.I GA q .1t - r1..a
trHut Hv - RODS back tll must Pc sold
rs-sIhf-. am only iaffCg-Iay SAINTS need
ARMY. Ear Ffr.igg'ar-, lG.irr-s
-sGT join ulNN, TC1riC city
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". Peterson. the butcher, will lie
nj No. - =. Fir; South, after July
I, 1899. itf
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-. DR.. SflELEYF
Sa CLAWS0Y,
~ s.f<yG2 :. MAIN.
S>Sy I. ELSS Salt Lake City
u L II II Z = It
NoTIcE 10 CREDITORS.
E.tate Of Enlcrt ro-rhsr. peeealei.

Estate % Robert Fu-vheT, pcrcafei.
NOTICE = HEREBY GTNEN EN TIVE
- uLlsr-IEurf. Admin .sirai1r 90 lie
E-tatr o. E.-frrl Porrher. deceased. g. the
e-rdffar- Of. and 80 persons having Ciair.
AGAINST srs sIII deceased. 20 exhibit them
viii tac nsrcs-arv vouchers, WITHIN iH';r
months after the frrf rEhI. cation ul Chs Do
ttrr. Co The sHsI administrator, ~ w. .fl
20 ~air Like. Utah.
Dated August iri. i-si
EDET NJ 'nETfiEE.
AduTiussfla.Hr OF ODE E-iltc % En'1ri
pu-rEEr. .:sHrl-s.i- Ulv iW
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No. % SOUTH, WEST TEN
PIE STREET

Is where We are nov doing
business. We have a full
Ire # HOME MADE WOOL
EN- GOODS. WHOLESALE
and RETAIL, aid make
Gents Suits to order from
cur celebrated Cashmere.
Shall be pleased to see old
and new patrons.
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO.
AGENTS, PROVO and DES-
Fret WOODEN MILLS, OPP
pCsite Grant Bros Co. Sta
blss.
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CARPET REMNANTS

Buy your drugs Of the boys"
JOhus1n, Pat = Co, A. Main =.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-05

One hundred and fifteen out Of
So registered voters in Carbon arr
Eaii o. be Firms.
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EoTlcE TO CREDITORS.

E-;asc % Etrh=sl ;. Morris, uecezsed-
NOTICE rs HEREBY ErVEN ~ tn
~ ME- -ursi. ENrgItnrs 20 -he la-t
vii .ft.frh1Tf r.. M.rr.- dgrrt-ci, . % e.
creditors o. zgt sI psrssus Etsln- Claims
qs-arr,rt the sail .HrtaseI. 90 exhibit thOu
wt-l tHg ucHC-aIrr yUEgher7. wlthfn ten
nsath- after the Z. q Uul'TcIIllu % tbs uu
urc. 20 the -ait cNecut0rs. 40 no 81, Wet
south Temple street
hated salt LAKE q tyr ten august 4-i'''
-. FIIs- NpEEI-.
RICH Nisu :. MORRIS.
Executors % ne Last vs. 10 % Richard y
WUrFT4 deceased DOW
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