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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18
alaeiteute Oes arnolO'i6en @es

meiitens Nngeitelte bes Mrnolb'i6en @es
l6dftS.
Der S6aoen 9eonor0's nirb ith auf
$40, 600 belultfen, Da lein aus alten Sdines
reien belteleltoes, bebeltcnoeS Eager talt
DollitGnbig Dernihtet lit.
1leber Die @ntiteDung oes fyeuers lieB ft6
nidtS erfabrcn. gSdbreno Brano0ireftor
StDenie Der Qnii1t lit. DaB oas Seuer III
Der 9tdltberfammer entttane, b1lt Oerr
0rnolo oiele @rflGrung fir fallh. ba Die
NGuherfummer fait oar nibt beld)a0igt lit.
Srau Sobn Oernnaun lab Die Sldmlnen
Suerit in Dem Seller Der Muritfnbrif, Ourd
ben %@ufSu0sidait iib nit r~aienoer Shnel>
ligtett burh DOC gauge @ebGuDe Derbrette1.
Sic Lief na6 Der na1e gele8enen YoliSet7
Itation unD benabriGttgte ben !Dadtbabens
ben Seamteu.
Inter Den pom Sranbunglid 8etroffnen
ipurbe ptelfah Die Nnltbt lalt, oaB Der Dor
Dem @ebGuoe patrouillirenoe 8oli3iit Die
eSlammcn ipo9l 9ele6en babe, aber crit nab
tangent, su tangent 3DGern Die Seueripebr
benahridtigt bdtte. Der im WcbGuoe itaz
tipnirte gtohiip1dter lorpie Der 9tahtoienit
tbuenbe Wtaihiuiit Q8tlliam 2eibib entoed>
ten Die Slanlmen erit, ais Die erlte Sprtbe
1ntubr.
Sonitioe Srdnoe.
Ser S6aben in Der Wontag Moraen INN
3 llbr pom 6euer Icin,9eiu0ten 0obels
miible BON ~. SO. straight & 60, 695
bis 703 Center @penlle, belduft ii6 auf
etipd $4,000. Die Slammen braGen in Dem
sur Nuibeipa6ruue bon SageipGbnen bic
nerben Shaht aus u1o 3eritDrten bic
Srodenfommern. 0a Die Tahrtf i'm Ser
gen Ser 9roBen SoIsnieoerlagen ii6 %befinoet,
mar Die Wefabr groB.
gtod our recbten !3eit ben1erftcn Yoli3etz
%iergeant @barles unb gOlisiit @arretD
Wontag Wtorgen in Dem Saule 1918 Willon
Str, III bent bas Barbiergei6dft bon
Goparb Wtelen lie9t, Slammeu. Wobl
piiicno, baB Die 8eWobner i'm feiten
Shlafe logen, p%erloren Tie feline 3eit, uno
erbraden Die 0auStbir. SIM 9untel
tapptcn tie bur6 ben bihten Hauh uno
gelangten al bas 8ett WtellenS, Der bereits
~beipuBtlos Dem @rltidungstobe nabe par.
Inter groBen Shlpierigfetten babnten it6
bic beioen Yolisiitcn nit ibrer 2ait ben
9Sea ms 6reie, unb bra6ten 0teaen in
elmer Qipotbete unter. 9ort fam er na6
9eraumer !3eit gum 8ewuBtiein auriid.
Ser 6euerl6aoen belGutt iid auf $500.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18
Ghrecflicb ,udertdtet.


Sin l6reflt6e3 ltn9liiG e~rei9nete iib
Mittmo6O}orgen in benz 6auie oe50ottor5
Gilmore, 282 @rie StraBe. Die beiben
bort beihdftigten Oienitmdohen, Nnnie
@rieb uno gertba 0ieoitrom, botlen einen
SuBbnben5 beftilnnte, aus Tcrpcntin,
9einiaamen uno anOeren Sn9reOisnSien
beiteDenoe Wilhung befanb, auf ben Diem
Geiteut. Oils Der &eiiel 81 iteoen beaunn,
bob Mnnie oenielben pom Sfeu uno i6iltz
tete ii6 ben Snbalt iiber Die &leiper. OaS
9lngitgeihrei Der am ganSen &0rper brens
nenoen 9ien0mago Iebte Bertha in
S6reden, DAB ie, 10 i6ncu Tie ibre SiiBe
tragen fonnten, aus benz 3imnter %rannte,
lnb ibre @efdbrtin ibrem Shidlal ilberz
lieB.
Die 11nsGidlide, i6reienO unO JAM
merno, Dor S6merSen balb toabnitnnig,
rannte auf bic Strase. Ser Wiuo fahte
crit redt bic Slan1men ar, ais tie Die
StraBe in niloer Qnalt berunterrannte,
uno lie mdre elenotgli6 umgefommen,
bGtte niht eil maderes Oeuti6es Oienlts
mGDden, bie in benz gta6barbaule oeS
6errn g. 0retper, po6ute, Nlna 8reBsl
nit gtaner, tbr gefolgt tpGre u1o lbr
mutbig Beiitano g~eleiitet bate. Sic
ldleppte tie in Die &it6e, uno oas @rite
8eite Dem brennenoen W1G66en itber ben
2eib perfeno, uno ite all ii9 prel1eno, err
ittfte lie bic Sfammen.
9oftor Gilmore mar tn3tptl6en nab
t6aule gerufen morDen uno Habm OaS
OfGodben in 8eba1blung. SpGter brahte
man iie in DEM @mergencDsS olpital unter.
sic MAJ ihredlid 5ugeridtet. Sbre 8ruit,
@rfle. 8eine, Der gauge &0rper bonn S6eta
tel bis 81 Soble mat cine groBe 8ranos
tpunoe. Sollts ie nirtli6 nit DEM 2eben
ba%uonfommeu, 10 miro iie bod fitr INNER
%entitelt iein. Sic lit 20 Sabre alt. etne
-S6neotn.
Sffene@ a b rb lit III flaren 80 T.
ten. Slbeuoe Sel6Gftt9un9, Ndn9el OH
geme9un9, un9eb0ri9e5 ullo unre9elmaBl9es
Gllen ooer Srinfen, @rtGlturg, tOrperll3e
pper geilti9e lleberanitrengung, 9el9le9tll9e
NnSl6lpeirungen. u1rette Suit un0 Utdlarta
l9md9en bic Qebenstrdl tie, Deraltten oas
Glut, peroerben unb peroiden bie Quite bes
S0rpers uno itOren leine 9ellnoe S%bdtt8tett:
Sin Wittel, OaS BEN 9eiuloen Slutitmlallt
mieoerberltelt, mlrb Die 6rdnfbettsurld6e
nnfeblbar beleitigen ulb 6eilln9 brln9en,
~iniotern es Der &ranfbeit porbeu9t, Nls ltn@
feblbares Wtittel oatiir linO st. 0ettt1roz
&rGuterpt4eu beriibmt. = gu 20 @ellts
BET Npotbetern gu baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18
naz- Weuratn Saae 1T Gmrn

E yGGUIV3tH ~WNt IH
3ieunter bteiemIttelt inn rWeften" nerOffentz
liften tntereiianten &etiei6ilOerungen Oes
6rn. @oi6ington SEEING iin0, einem Dielz
fa6 aeduBerten Wuni6e 3ufolge, in elmer
bauernberen Torm als Bud eri6ienen, bas
fir ben biQigtn 9reis bon 30 Gents in Der
Office Ser ySa. Staatssettung" un0 bur6
uniere Qgenten gu baben 1T. gu BrGmten
bere6tigte 2eier bes v8o6en6latts" ober
bes vBeItens" fOunen bas BUD an Steae
elmer anoeren Br1inie beitebeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18
Gin Rath fir NIItter.

Nrs. 50 inslow's oSootbtns
Sprup" ioute beltanbi9 beint Giuoer= 3obs
men sebrau6t werben. Gr beianftigt bas
&ino, errueidt oas 3dbnHeii6. linbert allen
Wtittel .sesen DiGrrbOe. SIniunbswan3is
Gents Die TIaihe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18
$ta0t Gbita9o,
BUR 8eaAtun9!

ttniere 2eier ftto eritG1t, BET Semt
@e6iet tbrer YoHOffice 2tore1e
tets Die aIte tttto ole neme WorefSe
6nsm8eben, oantit feline ~ttnterbre=
Dung 1T Der Mbfenottn9 oeS SIat=
ties e~ittfrttf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18
@etpam0te @erfpmen,

eSuuen bitrdb Iei6t perfGrfIi0e uuo n~ItItde, ~bouptidd=
ii5 bel ben Oeuti6en imtmer ~gau9bore &rtifeI einet
oollernpen NIB 9lteit 8erpieuit ersielen. Bum gez
lueiie ,peroen alf Msuni0 obHe J orau5beSabtitil9 4rrbet
ser Mrtifel ouf Gontmiiiton i'm 8etro9e pou $2.GO, aablbdr
ua3 Serfouf, Bel GrprcB NH Nusfilnft per goit sh9eiNubt,
,e0en GiuienSi;ng Giter 9teferehSen pom recDtifafferen
Wdmerr, uno tonren HE @rtitel, lpertt nidt gut nertdufz
li9 erloiefsu, ~returuirt pe:oen. &orehe: ID. 8 II #,
G[epelaub, ..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18

Sung un6 @lt Iernen Die wun6erbar rpobl:
tbdti9e gSirtrng poit 9per's SariapariIa
tennen. aleine &inber, bic oil meben @lz
gen, weben Obren ODER @rinotopf leiben.
ober bic zine Netgun9 gu Stropbeln ODER
SppbtlIs 9eerbt boben, tonnen our6 Die gln=
wen0ung oerielben 9elultO unb fart werben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18

SIS 1T merfpiirbtg, pie piel @ertrauen
9eute, bic Soob'S SarlaparlllG 9ebrou9t
babeu, 3u bieler HrGparation Goben. IS bat
Gisle fnrirt, bel benen dle alloeren Wttttel
tebli3ln9en. Sir &ronfheiten, berporgez
rufen burD ~nnreiueS Sllt, ODER lbma6es
Spltem, itebt eS ultiibertroiten ba.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18
NDi9xnfNfn

tit bdS fci!fe E0vcrifNe @ier iut
Wsacff, 8ebrattt bon MeI3 tu0
SOpfett. Gonrn0 Gcipp &rcavcrM
So. Ieleptun 1850.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18

,Wug perf6nlther8 epbdWtun9 rnb GrTafruna fahrt9
Saaen, ros GaTtoria cine ouSAeaetaue!e NieptStn fit
Sinber tit, bic al8 ~geGtnbeS NGiit3rmtttel rirtt nnb tie
@pannung Der @tngemeibe, inpte neS @eiamlntipiten1s
5eBr b~ebeufenb linrert. @tele SHUTTER baben mir feline
ausse,ei6nete Mtrfuna auf tire atnbsr beSeu8t."
d.. g.. 6. SS8ppb, Gpnca, Nfai.
ON anp, IT Miurrap Ctr, 81. 9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18
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vGuffpria 1T 70 rprsaalt8 geeiSnet ffr atnber, bab t3
tbn1 ppr alien anperen mir betannten Prdparaten bep
@prSu9 eebe." s.. y. Nr9 er. MD,
Ill 5rutb Syrprp Ctr, SrpDflpn, X. ..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18

vgeit mebrercn Sabrm tabe tb SIR DGoFrria" ems
pfpblen uub perpe e3 aid ferner t1u1, pa ea ptne Au5s
nabme Cute Gieiultate ersielt Bat"
Gpmtn s.. 9arbeey ND
DEte Dtntbrpp|, 1876. Ctr. unp Z. @re., Nelp Tort
Nitn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-08-18

Ser 0oftor lieB ourhbliden, baB elm ge>
tpiIler, in Der @egeno Der 81. uno Cottage
@roue Npenue lpobnenber Nr3t, Der Sung
9eielle lit, in Sanders Qlbmeienbett belien
Satin me6rfah 8eiu6e a~bgeitattet bat.
SIM llebrigen abcr ltellte Der NrSt Die in
ieinem !3immer itatt9efunoene, bluttg per>
laltfene Segegnung gang anoers bar, ais
Sander tie erSGblt bate.
vNlS i) in mein Spre6Simmer trat, ere
bob lid sSan6er. Gr benabm ii6 mie Elm
wilbes Gbier. l6ritt erregt in meinem
Sinlrler aur uto ab uno murn1elte etlDaS
3tp!iden Die 3dbne. @s fam mir Dor, ais
lei Der Wfaltn bot mir betrunfen. @r 1ielt
in leiner 0tedten einen Gepolper uno ais
i6 ilber Die S6WelIe trat, lebte CT mir Die
QSaffe auf Die 8ruit unb perlangte Elm
SGulobefenntnib bon mir"
SD ia9te ibm in rubigen @orter, Dab
er fid auf fali6er SGbrte befinoe. SD eab
t9m 81 Deriteben, Dab er geiitestranf lei.
@r l6ritt auf midi gu, unb t6, @epalttbat
befiirdteno, padte tbn. SIN &tngen gez
rtetben mir III Oas 8oraimmer ul1o ais mir
al Dem 0rtitGlloer itanoen, pa6te ih einen
Stod, i6lug nah ibm. @r parterte ben
S6log nit benz Nrm ab. SD raunte Der
Ereppe su uno ais ih sic erite Stufe err
rei0te, b0rte t6 elm Yi1toleni6uB
unb fiiblte cine &ugel in meinem
Wafen. Sbtpobl %pernunbet, rannte ih
burd baS gor5immer auf Die StraBe. 8is
CUR 81. StraBe folate mir Sander, ib elite
na6 meiner Bobnulg 5uriid uno lieB
meme Wunben Derbinoen."
&uf tpeitere observation-disclosures tpoQte
ft4 Der Oottor ni6t e~tnlaifen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-01
FISH NET DRAPERI1

we have anoversock in Black Drapers {all new
reduced the prices OF the entire line follows
AT &c reduced from 81 25 AT S175, reduced So
numbers at $685. reduced from 50 numbers at
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-01
Personal and General.

The work Of grading the grounds for the new
Northern Pacific yards at Spokane Falls com
menced on Saturday. The company proposes
to make improvements and put up a freight
house. The yards Will be the finest on the road
and viii cost $4,000 10 $4,000.
The official directoryo the New York Cen
tral shows that of the 206 station agents on the
road t@enty-six are women, but none are en-
ployed the Hudson river or Harlem divisions
The road operates 1851 miles of line 1t is
Squipplng all its freight cars, which are thirty
feet in length or over, which are practically all
the cars of any service, with air-brakes. The
company is also building 1n00D new freight cars
and will equip them as all others to be built
with the air brake.
One of the most interesting things to be seen
in daylight ride over the Pennsylvania road
from PittSburg TO Philadelphia is the almost
complete restoration OF the track to the condi-
ton which existed before the great flood last
summer Generally speaking, no one but per-
son who has been very familiar with the tracks
before the food could notice any change. There
are still two or three bridges unfinished, nota-
bly, the stone arch bridge near Conemaugh; and
in the immediate vicinity of Conemaugh and
.Johnstown the roadbed still shows traces of the
terrible ravages of the flood. On the eastern
side OF the mountains, however, all these marks
have practically dlsappeared.-Rddr0dd Gazette
The Union Pacific people have placed an order
: Tor 900 palace stock cars to be built at once
These cars will be fitted with feed racks. water
troughs and the Janey vertical coupler. Con-
tractors will commence delivering the cars to
the Union Pacific road in a hort time, as well
as large number of new fruit cars recently
contracted for.
Fully IS per cent. of the freight engines now
under contract to be built are of the consolida-
ton type and % per cent. of the passenger en-
gines are Of the large ten-wheel type.
The Utah Central now runs regular trains to
Park City. The time table Will be found in an
other column.
The trains were little irregular yesterday
Rio Grande Western-No 3. due at 7:4O m
was one hour and ten minutes late; No. 3. due
a m W. Dft-r lasa
due at :55 pm, was three hours behind No. T.
due at 7:05 pm, reached here on time. Union
Pacifc-park City, on time; 7.0l. due at 1910.
was two hours and twenty minutes behind :
1:01. due at z. was thirty minutes late
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-01
Tn RAILWAY CIRCLES.
General DOdge'S Mission to the
Pacific Coast.
RICH FINDS IN COLORADO CANYON
How RocS Island Stock Advanced 81 per
Share-The Utah Central in Park City
Personal and General.

General Dodge, of the Rio Grande Western,
is now in San Francisco, and ii is rumored that
he has been closeted with high officers of the
Southern Pacific for several days. The result
of his visit will probably be an arrangement for
reciprocal through train service over the broad
guage roads leading from the shores of the
great lakes tolthe sands of the Pacific 1t is a
well known fact that once the Rio Grande West
ern's broad-guage is completed, there will
be no more transferring at Ogden of
passengers and freight destined for Salt
Lake. and it has been further stated
that in the very near future the Central
Pacific trains would be run clear
through TO Grand Junction, and the transfer
now made at Ogden would take place there in
stead. What more natural to suppose than
that some arrangement will be made whereby
one will be enabled to make the entire trip
from the Pacific ocean 10 the great lakes or
even TO the Atlantic ocean. without change of
cars?
The Union Pacifics alliance with the North
western gives such serviceas far as Portland.
Isn't the Little Giant liable to go the old road
one better, and say to passengers in Chicago:
I'VE guarantee you no change of cars until the
sands of the Pacific are reachedE'
Those who know the managers of the Western
incline to this opinion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-01
1t Sent LIN the Stnck.

A story that the Rock Island company had
gained control of the Rio Grande Western.
thereby obtaining through line from Chicago
to Salt Lake city, served to advance the stock
81 a share. The report was doubted in well in
formed quarters, although the value of the re-
ported acquisition was everywhere recognized.
The Rock Island is deficient il feeders. and
furthermore, there is very little new territory il
can build into without clashing with other inter
esJs. The future of the Rock Island consists in
getting a strong position in Colorado. which
will be the Pennsylvania of the west some day.
The state Is rich in minerals including coal and
iron ore. and the frontier west will draw its
supplies Of IRON from that section very shortly.
The possession OF the line referred to would
place the Rock Island near enough to the
Pacific coast TO enable it TO entertain the idea
OF becoming an actual transcontinental line
some day. and in the meantime of making con-
nections that will enable it to reach San Fran
cisco.-Pbii0GelphjG Inquirer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-01
HE THOUGHT THEY MEANT HIM.
The Adventure of Cash" Cologne in a
New York Store.

The Adventure of cash" Cologne i'm a
New York Store.
Cassius or "Cash" Cologne, as he is
usually named, a well known resident
of Fauquier county, Va, recently paid
his first visit to New York. Wishing,
unlike so many men, to show his thought
for his wife when out of her sight, he en-
tered leading dry goods store for the
purpose of buying a dress pattern or
some such suitable article. Walking up
one of the aisles he was more than sur
prised to hear some one in the dim dis
lance loudly yell out CASH"
Naturally surprised he looked in the
direction whence the voice came, sup
posing its owner to be friend or ac-
quaintance, and that Gotham's proven
bal looseness of habit permitted this
manner of salute. Still he could see no
one that he recognized. Wondering
more and more, establishment grew to
the boiling over point, when, as if by a
preconcerted signal, from all quarters of
the room came persistent cries of ''Cash!
Cash! Cashp This was more than Vir-
ginia chivalry, in the person of Mr.. Co
logne, could bear, and, as at that mo-
ment clerk with a locomotive whis-
tie voice standing right back of him
clapped the climax by shouting the name
IN his very ear, he turned round and re-
marked:
Look here, young fellow, you folks
may think you're having lot of fun
with me, but if you use my name that
way again I'll break your neck
1t took the proprietor and six floor
walkers half an hour to convince him as
to the facts of the case and that no harm
was meant. Meanwhile he carried on in
such a way that half the statesmen went
out and got big accident insurance poll
cies good until the Virginia gentleman
was booked to leave town.-Philadelph
Times
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-01
First District Court.

The inhabitants and property taxpayers o
school district No. IA, in Box Elder county
Utah territory, VS.. D. P. Tarpey ct al; ordel
dismissing with consent of counsel.
John j. Ccrtez VS.. Hill Hamilton; order dis
missing, without prejudice.
Agnes w. Wotherspoon VS.. w. H. Harvey
case tried and taken under advisement.
Simon Mckenzie VS.. George Housely ct al
on trial.
The following civil cases were set for the
second week, May term:
May S-V. NJ. C. Silva VS.. John w. Kerr; j
Lindeaur ct al. VS.. f. H. Dyer ct al; Phelps
Dodge, Palmer Co. VS.. F. H Dyer ct al A. w
Longley ct al. VS.. F. II. Dyer ct al.
May g.-John Seaman VS. the Standard Pub
fishing company.
May lO.-Josephine Nichols vs. Willis Boothe
Jr., John r. Middlemiss VS.. the Standard Pub
fishing company.
May 30. Duchenean VS.. the Southern
Pacific company.
May 14-Albert Brown VS.. the Southern
Pacific company.
May 15.-George M. Parsons VS.. NJ Z. Parker
ct al; Josiah G. Read VS.. James L. Dee; Jos
iah G.. Read VS. Charles Woodmansee.
May I'D. d. Ryan VS.. the Southern Pacific
company; D. H. Starger VS.. Simon +. Hal
verSon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-01
SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD.
OGDEN CITY. UTAH.
OGDEN DEPARTMENT.

The branch Office OF THE HERALD is in Reed
Burgitts' iron building on Washington avenue,
adjoining Boyle & Co.'S furniture store Adver-
Using rates viii be made known upon applica-
ton to the manager.
THE DAILY HERALD is for sale at all news
stands and by all news boys, and is delivered
by carrier in Ogden for Is cents per week. No
papers stopped until arrears are paid. Sub
scribers falling to receive papers promptly will
confer favor by notifying the circulator at
the branch office. Subscribers are requested to
make no payments to carriers or anyone else
except the circulator. Parties desiring papers
stopped or addresses changed must notify the
branch office. E. A. LITTLEF1ELD. Manager,
J. C. BOYLE, Calculator.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-01
Rich Ore in the CANYON.

THE HERALD'S Kanab correspondent writes
as follows concerning the alleged discovery of
gold made in the Grand Canon OF the Colorado:
You have previously published the fact that a
Mr.. Mcdonald left Chief Engineer Stantons
surveying party, after making the trip through
the Grand Canon of the Colorado, locating the
route for the Denver & Colorado Canon railway.
You alleged that Mr.. Mcdonald left for the
purpose OF returning to the caiion and locating
mining claims. This appears TO be correct. Mr..
supplies. and brought with them fine specimens
OF ore, some OF which will pay to carry out of the
canon on donkeys and ship either to Milford or
Nephi at a total expense of cents per pound
and then leave surplus of about three hundred
dollars on each ton. There are many veins dis
covered and many kinds of metal Mr.. Nc
Donald said that immense iron mines are there.
He thinks it superior to anything in the world -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-01

block 81, plat A, a9x123 feet--------- 1900
The Presbytery of Utah to L. a Reed
undivided three-fourths of lot Z block
Il, plat a. 10lxl0o feet 1900
Sarah Kershaw to S. W. Jeffries, part of
the west half OF lot 2. block 81 plat c. 200
The Presbytery of Utah to e. W. Exum
undivided quarter of lot Z, block Il. plat
c. 1OoxlOO feet----, -.---- -. 1900
G. B. Persons to j. w. keeney. lots Is. 10,
20 andaI, block 10, Nelson park 1,coo
Sidney Stevens ct al.-southeast
quarter OF section 49, township Z,
range /
George S. Dean to F. 7. Sandtord part
OF the northeast quarter of section 30,
township, range ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 5000
a. M. Fleming to Mary Reid, part of lot
Is, block4, South ogden survey-- $3.50
Total $50, 722
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-01

"Sylvania,"' said Algernon, reproach-
fully, "Sylvania, why are you so cold and
distants You alonger love me. l can see
1T plainly. You love Augustus Stubbs"
"Alas. Algernon, confess it. But 1 am
not to blame You see, Algernon, in reck-
ouing with my heart when l supposed
it wholly yours forgot, dear, that Angus
tus was in our set and that you weren't
1t was only a little clerical error
You will forgive me, Algernon, will you
nots"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-05-01
The Sales Made Yesterday.

The following warranty deeds were filed TO
record yesterday in the Office of the county re
corder:
j. c. Scott to /. B. Orion. lot "a, block 81,
Mob Hill 40
c. f. Taylor to j. NJ. Wilton part of lot
!, block 10, plat b, AXIS rods Ito
c. II. Wright ct al. to T. A. Shells, east
half OF block g, plat C-- 40
part Of lot j, block 90 plat A, sSs rods 1000
j. r. Middlemiss to William Fuller, lots
TOT, block 9. Mob Hill 203
c. Woodmansee to Ann e. Jackson, lot
g. block 8, Woodmansee's Main Street
addition 10
T. Cahoon to E. w. Exum part of lot 9,
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May l 1890
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Western Senator-Let's irrigate Eas-
tern Senator-l'm not in favor of spending
dollar upon your COMPOUNDED arid lands
You fellows Western SENATOR
meant let's have drink together Eas-
tern Senator-Oh, why didn't you say so!
Pm with you.-Minneapolts Journal
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PARASOLS.
DRESS GOODS.

DO not fail to avail yourself of the many exraordna,
line Tor this week. choice coored Apacas at
ao!nch Wool Striped Spring Suitings, s3Sc per yard
21-inch Tricot in light Grays, Browns iumnous
2a-inch Bookfod Gray Mohairs at 1Oc. per yard
STRIPED and Checked Seersucker, IL yards for 81
Ss-inch Satnes French style printing at &c.
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No Free Trade for Her.

He-Do you think you would vote for
protection, provided you had the privi-
\ lege?
She (shyly)-Yes, think should-if
you would promise to be the protector.
Burlington Free Press.
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SCOTCH LACE Z

We have received large shipment of Curtains dret
triple twisted thread full widths and lengths tapped
$3.50 and s.. 90 per pair and upwards
New stock of Tamboured Swiss and Irish Point Cur
New stock of Chenille Portieres at $780, 81 80, 50
co. all of them in very elegant designs and coorn
The Newtown bee., 1890-02-28
Fridays Entertainment,

The entertainment in the Town hall Friday evening, will be one of the best that has visited this tOwn.It will be giv- en by the Choral Dramatic and Apollo Banjo club of Danbury. The club is composed of number of well known Danbury gentlemen, who for the past year have been under the instruction of w. E. Pierpont of Waterbury, who will be present and conduct. Charles Belden of the Waterbury Banjo club will assist. Earlier in the Winter, the club gave one of the finest concerts in Daebury that has been rendered, this season. The three-act comedy drama "Home" will be presented by the Choral Dramatic club. This organization is composed of some of Danbury's most popular anna teur actors. The play is of the society order, the scene being laid in England. To say that it has been presented at Wal lacks theatre with the late Lester Wal lack in the leading role is sufficient evi- dance of it's merit. The cast is as fol- lows:
 Alfred Garrison, John k. Booth.
 Capt Mountratfe, William c. Hmgerford
 MT Garrison, Carroll D. Ryder.
 Bertie Thompson, Fred NJ. Fayerweather.
 Mrs Pinchbeck, Clara Lane.
 Lucy Garrison, Grace Flint.
 Dora Thornhaugh, Florence HaIstead.
 Servant, Minnie Moore.