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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-18
would The board be guarded or con.

would the board be guarded or con
trolled?
There could be no uniform mod.
OF action, aud instead Of an equality
In values it wOulI produce an in
equality in values that will work In.
justice aud interminable confusion
Each county beard acting without
positive and uniform rule. th.rs
would be rs many different ami
perhaps unequal Values As COUNTIES
IN the Territory, bringing aboul
confusion and inequalities in va.
lues and taxation, such a stale q,
Affairs that the law intended 10 pro.
vide against.
And again, under our svstem N,
local enlightenment. the counts
courts as cUrnty boards have iuris.
Gleuon Between the taxpayers Of
the county and the Territorial
1oard, jurisdiction in such matters
hetween counties Of the Territory
Your jurisdiction is limited 20 n
comparison Of the individual as
st'ssmeuts upon the county ass,-Ss-
ment r0ii enc with the other. and 10
make them equal; thst Of the Terri
torial Board 10 4 comparison Of the
assessment roll Of the counties one
with the other and to make them
equal.
| calfyour attention to the case Of
Wells, Fargo 4 Co We. state Boari
o. Equalization, IS Cal. y. 1874. and
authorities cited as decisive Of tbj-
question; also see 50 Cal. pare S3S
anu Cooley on Taxation, py. 800
~ aud % and SO To-, 81 New
York Court Of Appeals. p. 6I6: aIso
See. ., p. -, Laws Of Utah, 1880.
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Raid ON Gamblers.

On Saturday evening last a raid
was made on gambling houses, and
the proprietors u eleven such IT,
tablishmsnts were atr,stei. In two
or three Of the places raided no
players were fouah, but ia most Of
them there was 4 crowd. The IT,
mates a far a they coull he cor
rAled by the officers, were marched
in squads to the City Hall, but on
arriving there they were all turned
loose. The reason given FOR not
prosecuting any OF them was the
lack Of evidence against individuals.
The total numler Of players ar
rested, taken 90 tlie City Hall and
discharged j. not given, but i stated
TO be ab0ut 100.
Nearly the whole force Of police
men were, It j. stated, employed ia
the raid, but the number Of off Gals
was inadequate 10 properly guard
each place raiie,i, aud capture the
Inmates. At the GAiety saloon two
or three m,n male their escape by
coming down the elevator 10y which
drinks are conveyed from the lar 10
the room above where the gaming
tables ART, aud at the Mat saloon
one man lc1ped from second story
window aud got away.
The names " the keepers were
given n follows. G.. l.. Greek,
George Barr, Alvin Duval, colored ,
Lister Harrison, ;. e.. Boardman,
Samuel Resgvl, Alonzo Hinkle,
Amos MOsheF, Clarence Hartman.
Harry HiuJs and John Cutler. The
last named lefi 80 la cash, anu all
the Others Sl0O each, 10 secure their
appearance at . =. m. to-day, except
hartman and Hartman who were
released to appear at that hour, on
their own recOguiZlnce. Each
entered n plea Of guilty.
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Funeral Of James Z. Caine.

The services over the body Of the
late James =. Caine were held
at the residence O! his parents, 75 Il
Street, Eighteenth Ward, begin
ing at | O'Clock yesterday SUNDAY
4. m. There was n large gathering
o. relatives anifrieuis. TIE rooms
on the main door Of the h0i.se were
filed, while = cOn-ilerlblc numhsr
Of people, Icing unable TO gain at
mittance, remained on the grounds
surrounding the building.
After singing by aselccl choir, ant!
the opening prayer was offered, q
discourse was delivered by Bishop
Onsun r. WhitG-y. lie was follow
eI bTiy ily 10y Arthur Brown, Esq,
who Ia.scI a cuihsy On the chaTlJ-
ter % the uyctas,d. After singing
aud the b.neIic,iou was prouounc-
81. the remains were plactsi adjacent
O the front entrance, In the hail.
way, where those who coriT1ssd
the large gathering, viewed them
n they Iassed out. The body was
then placed in the hearse and
allowed to the cemetery 10y n large
cJrtege. At the grave the dcdlca-
tory prayer was offered by Counselor
Robert Patrick.
Grat sym athy was manifested
FOR the parents anu other rela.ivts OF
the deceased.
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Benefit Concert.

Tonight the benefit concert t.
Messrs. weihe and Mcintyre will
be given in the Salt Lake Theatre.
II is hoped that the house will be
crowded with lovers Of good music
and friends OF the well known
artists who are about to start for
Europe. Following is the pre-
gramme for the evening:
I. Overture, Black Domino. .istsr.
Orchestra
II. spiaHaio aai Poioaaise. ChqPlH.
Joseph MeIaiyrc.
III. Ia Bella EsPasnola, T-d.Iai.
Orchestra
". In Old Madrid. TFu'ers.
Ms. J. Hauicy.
y. C0acertsllcke. Clarinet, PoiSi.
We. simms-
VI British P-troi. Fleat,
Orchestra.
VII. Largo al Faeoium. from Barber Of
Seville" Eosgiri,
siEn5r C4mP1lcli1.
VII. AEdaate and FINALE Of Coacerto.
McldcissoAH.
W. =. Weihc.
~. Ave Mare. Gosao,i, Nioiiu Obii-at1.
Mr. Wcihc.
Mrs. 8. Nc. sgrl.
y. Loves story, srsg.
String Orchestra
VI. serenadc FOR Flute and Horn, Tn
Nc.srs. smith and sharp.
MI. pgdcs' Mzrrh, WagHcr.
Orchestra
Coadurios. n. :. Kr0use-
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most terrible force and convince
him to let the people go.
When Christ came, humble and
lowly, few would believe Him. But
when He hung upon the cross, and
there came earthquakeand darkness,
then there were people that under
stood. They could not misunder-
stand the language Of earthquakes
tsStifying that He was the Son Of
God. So, now, God willspeak TO men
in atongue that they can understand.
Some men harien their hearts until
they feel the ch.lls Of death, or the
trials Of poverty, or till other pain
ful experiences bring them round.
IL is not always that affections are
from the evil one God may some
times have 10 send aflilctions TO
bring about His good purposes.
There are times when we find
ourselves tossed about like the
disciples on the sea Of Galilee, but
in each Of these experiences we can
perceive the voice Of our Master IN
the darkness: Fear not; It is To-
Let Us strive to live so that we
can realize the guidance OF our God
in all things and deserve the name
Of Latte--day Saints.
The choir sang the anthem:
DausEter q Zlon.
Benediction was pronounced by
Elder George G. Bywater.
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Highly Artistic.

We have had the pleasure Of
examining fourteen very attractive
pictures. The subjects are scenes Of
striking grandeur and beauty, mostly
located in the mountainous parts Of
Utah. They are from original
sketches, taken on the SPOT 10y the
artist, Mr.. Fred. Lambourne, are
done in water-coior, white and
black, and have been most artistic
ally manipulated, every picture pos
sessing conspicuous merit. The col
lection wOuli adorn the interior Of
any building, no matter whether It
were a public structure or refined
private home. The series l. accom-
panied by written descriptions VI
Utah SCENERY.
II Is the Intention Of Mr.. LAM
bourne 20 have the collection re-
produced 10y plOtO-gravuFe process,
one Of the bet nl-inJus di>cOyercd,
rs II gives an exact counterpart Of
each picture. IL will then he pub-
Iishei in portfolio form. In that
shape, being "A thing Of beauty,"
il will be "a joy forever"
We congratulate the artist on his
splendid productions, which are 4
credit 10 himself and the Territory.
They present a correct idea %
the character Of Utah scenery,
which Is not yNcvlled in beauty and
rugged granivUr Icy that Of any
other part Of the world. The vol
ume will be appropriately entitled,
scenic Utah.''
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NoRGAN rnr,Srv

Seiectman-wm. II. roor. one.
scattering 4. -Ooi
County Clerk-wm. w Fr,,.,.
liz; Robert II. WEIGH, IS: OH p
Anderson, 30. Oi'' ID
Assessor and Collector-Landon
Rich, lI6i Joseph D1rant "a: scst.
tering. /. Say
County Prosecuting AttorDev-
James II. Stewart, anS: scatfer,D,! .
Keeorder-James Durant. sos -
SheriH-RichArd II. Frv, Isl. "
kilbourn, -. w.
suTvsyor-olof B. Anderson, iso;
E. w. Hunter, q.
Ireasurer-John Wells, s07; scat
tering, I. ~
Millard County was taken up. but
was not completed when the boani
adjourned.
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Police Court.

This forenoon II. AueTblch, Ton
Waters, VIM. Budi, Pat Courtney
VIM. Emerson, II. Haddocs, Chas
Morrison, and james Crawford
were each fined $ for drunkenness,
Paddy Bowie. an old offender. was
fined So. ;. Lulsr $40, Al. House,
holder $40 and MARI Msnghan SIS
for the same Oilruse.
John Burns, Richard French and
Fred Werner were charged with
tryspass, having been arrested while
Lodging In 4. =. box car. Each
Pleaded guilty, tut made plausible
explanations. Sentence WAS defer
red temporarily.
Benjamin Logan AMI Andrew
Scott lodged and slept, - the COM
plaiut alleges, in the stairway Of
JEFF Clars's saloon without his COZ
sent. Both were cOlGrei.
Michael J. Boyle, who had a
wounded hand. and had heen IN the
hospital, became drunk last night
and lodged and slept, 80 the COM
plalnt charged, in Parsons soda
water works on Commercial Street.
He pleaded not guilty and hi-
case was sst for later hour.
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A Good Number.

The HouiGn's Exponent for Au
gust 18th has the following excellent
table Of contents: Hephzibah; The
Coming Brothefhood, Francis Z.
Willard; Pride. How shall we De-
fine Itg-Mary; Montpelier Fri
mary, Rose Hitler; Widows in
India, selected; II. ;. and T.. a. Re-
ports, Bear Lake. uintRh; How il
Game About, Maud Muller; Notes
aud News. Editorial An Interest.
ing Time; w. :. 4. Celebration,
Editorial Notes; Honsring the
Aged, a. c. w; The Bitter ana
the Sweet, NJ. +. X. Poetry: In
the Old Days Of Long Ago, Lu.
afterwards, Ida NJ. Davis; SUPPLE
cation, charity; Lines, Alice NJ. J.
Tanner.
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Notice 20 Ger Patrons

Not having any Telephone, our
customers will please leave uriers n
Narsetts' Bro's. Book store, or 10
Phillip Nangctts' Wine Depot for
Narssits' Ale and Porter, also tor
Malt and Hops.
ESTATE or r. u. MARGETTs.
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Spring Glen.

From Brother J. IL. Van Malta o
this place We leitn that thg
settlers baEei almlst completed
the construction OF n tunnel, 81
feet long, through solid rock, for a
canal. The latter will be eight
miles long, will head In Price
river, and viii cover n large amount
Of excellent land.
Spriug Glen y situated between
Price and Cattle Gate. and the
people have petltioned the county
court Of Emery County to establish
precinct there. The petition has
teen referred hack 10 have the peo-
pc Of Price aud Spring Glen to agree
upon the dividing line Of their
precincts. The new one will prob-
ably be established in September.
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n. DINWOODEY
IS READY
FOB BUSINESS AGAIN

VII - @AAN --o HNSNAANE
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 a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and Parlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 9 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
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Deaths From Diphtheria.

As will be seen from death no.
tice in another column, three chill
dren Of the family Of Lorenzo and
Elizabeth j. Day, OF Hunter, this
county, died within the SPACE CT
two weeks, last month, OF dIph-
liberia. The little ones were aged
two, four and six years, and there Il
much SYMPATHY Tor the parents.
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lis my intention to compile al
my fathers lettters for publication
aud will H. greatly obliged to nj
those who have such l,tters il they
Will kindly forward them to jamie
4. Little, care JJlrsldis Instructor
CGcs, salt Lake City, that ,hey
may bo correctly copied. All such
lclters will IL most carefully
handled and returned safely TO the
1Wuens- RESPECTFULLY,
i.Es john w. YOUNG.
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mail service over the
Railway. which viii
September 1t, will
Idly o. EaE from Park
.. County. ana Hebcr.
.a-.e~t3uauaWsIi-bur.h
-uly.
.-"-1g q o.. daily mail
Is Cheyenne ana iuterme-
-- which leave, sal.
. pm. Union Pacific
..-. $50 al-p lea uslch flr
bmahs. Juiu~Hur
r ul THE Missouri
.- 20 lguhlt-itilv
the eI-.. rua
-He mails Coz the
t.fl.
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NOTICE

T. HEREBY GIVEN To THE STOCK
4 holder. % the Ttah sugar Company,
that thH fIr-t Annual Meeting % the stock
holders 20 sIiI ompauE viii be held az 10
u'rlacs O. u-. on Muufay the eighth day %
-cpfCr Der neat. al the oii-e % Jan e. Jack
on -UuIl Temple street. salt Lake city. to
elect Board 10 Directors for the ensuing
ear. 60 s1u-i Ter the proprI. . % incress-
,u- Tire Capital Stock - the Company. nnd
Co aIfglf 90 -Urh other business pes tlinin :
90 the interests - the Company a. may be
brought before b.
AETHCE sTNYNRE.
a III @eersgHFw
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Served His Term.

This morning Hymn Webb, Of
Iron County, was released from the
penitentiary. He was sentenced by
Judge Anderson, st Beaver, 10 six
months Imprisonment for living
with his wives, and has completed
the term.
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This wonderful LiuimeHt l.
known from the Atlantic 10 the
Pacific and from the Lakes 90 the
Gulf. 10 j. the most penetrating
Linimeut in the wOrli. itwillcurc
rheumatism. Neuralgia. SprIius,
Bruises, Cuts. Wounds. OLD SOrus,
Burns, SciatiCa, sore Throat, sore
Chest aud all mn animation, after all
others have failed. 10 will cure
Barleti Wire Cuts and heal all
wounds where proud flesh has set
ia. 10 Is equally efficient for ami
mals. Try II aud you will not be
without 10. Price 81 cents.
Sold by Il. G.. NJ. /. -
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Richard y. Morris. Deceased

Estaic % Richard y. Morris. Deceased
NOTICE Is HEEEBY GIVEN BY THF
y undersigned. Executors Of the Last
VIII % Richard '. Morris. deceased, % the
creditors 81, and an perssns having claims
sGaIu-t the -z.l deceased, % exhibit then
vita the nc~c-sEry fpurhcTr, within ten
months after the lfst ru-liissii1n % this no
uce. 20 the sait executors. lt Nc. q, West
;, uIh Temple street.
t1Itsd salt LAKE CITY. Utah. August isth.
In. ELIAS MOGgI-,
RICH AEn Y. MORRIS.
Executors % the Llst VII Of Richard v.
) Urrls, deceased. q cav
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-18

The best medical writers claim
that the successful remedy for nasal
catarrh must be n0u-irritatins, easy
OF application, and one that
viii reach all the remote sores and
ulccTatcI sUsfaccs. The history Of
the efforts b treat caiarTh during
the past Obliges IA 10 admit that only
one remedy has met these condi-
lions, and that i Ely's Cream Balm.
This pleas ant remedy has mastered
cataTrh a. nothing else has ever
done, and 10th physicians and "a
tients freely cOuceie this fact The
more distressing symptoms yield TO
u
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nNRnErs ANp srotI.s.
srECLiL NOTICE. .

Families not already sufpliep
should lose no time i'm procuring a
bottle Of ChamberlIiu's Cole, Chol-
era and DiarrhWl Remedy. II Is
tie only remedy that can always lie
depended non for bowel complaint
ia all it, 6rms. Twenty-Five and
fifty cent bottles for sale by Z. G. NJ.
/. Drug Dep d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-18

The CELEBRATED SPECIALIST and
ORTHOrEDIC SURGEO:i, Of Indian
apolis, Indiana, is now at the st.
James Hotel, salt Lake City, ami
will remain until September let,
only. The doctor has had a large
business in Utah for many years,
and will lie glad 20 see former
patients aui afflicted parties who
desire 70 consult him in regard to
his New Methods u Treatment.
All forms Of Chronic and Surgical
Diseases and defOrmities successfully
trsatrd. Special attention given To
the treatment q diseases peculiar
10 females. All afflicted should call
early during the Doctors stay in
city. dim
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REMNANTS

From ! to rs yards in a piece,
all grades, will be sold at half
price. Must be closed out in
one week. Call and get a
bargain at n. DINWOODEY'S
in Calder'S Music Palace.
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l had suffered for years with n
complaint the physicians called
gravel. and they had given zap the
attempt 10 help me. My wife heard
Of DR.. David kenngdy'> FavOrite
Remedy, OF Rondout. y. Y, and
spoke as above. To please her | got
= bottle. Used that aud two or
thee more, and presently the trou-
ble vanished never 10 Tsturu.-
Washington Monroe, CaisSill, Wy.
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Tartar

are b.ruaeles on the teeth: II frst creamy.
thea crusty, then removable only By the
Dentist n lnosens the teeth. and mafes
the gum. tender. Don't permit IL % gather; ;
use SOLUDONf. and keep the mouth clean
s-H fHa teeth HsaffN~
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No. 20 SOUTH, WEST TEN
PIE STREET.

Is where we are now doing
business. We have a full
limo of HOME MADE WOOL
En- GOODS, WHOLESALE
and RETAIL, and make
Gents Suits to order from
cur celebrated Cashmere.
Shall be pleased to see old
AID new patrons.
JOHN C. CUTLER & Bro.
AGENTS, PROVO and DES-
ERET WOODEN MILLS, OPP
pcsite Grant Bros Co. Sta
bles.
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Own importation q Goods OPEN
ing up daily at Peoples Equitable
Coon.
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no Il N

JkCoHsEy.-In this eitv. % = 81 r-m..
August d. Co the wife % ;. r. jzroi-ca, r
daughter. Mother and ehiid iDinE nicely.
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FOR SALE.

A PURSE CONTAINING yALUABIEs
~ Cau b. had ~ thi- Olrc BY paying
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TIE Miss1uh Press Association
will visit Ogden. Salt Lake City
and Denver in The carly part Of
Septem Der.
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Rrgislrar for liranl Counir.

TIE Utah Commission today ap-
pointed Henry krousc, % Moab. 90
H. registrar for Grand County,
Utah.
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Large lot Of the best Portland
Cemc1t just received by Morrison,
Merrill & Go. Get their prizes be-
fore tuying. 243 North, 81 West.
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Mems Riveled 9 OF. Blue Overall-
reduced from 7jc.t0 G1c. P.E.Co-lp
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM, NOUN
TAIN DIVISION.

o. a.d after Jls- 29'i, $50, Garfield
E.'iat f-TiHr IrY rrH a. I0ii0trs:
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TINO Harvest SALT, At SALTAIR
i Dor particulars opp o. y. ". CLAI,
ruN- MuuE-cr. no their u1lrs on Wet Tem.
o. e >ircst, opposite Herald OIce. dN=
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-18

Daily except Monday and Tues
Jay.
TExcCIt Sunday.
Fare iar the round trip, 81 cents.
Tickets For sale at wa-atch Cor
u,r, III Main Street. and az Depot.
:. W. ECCLEs,
g.. T.. \. salt Lake.
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\ No. River Sand or Building
Clay, rddress Cyrus II. Gold, care
% Il. G. VI. L., :. l.. City, who will
furnish you from one 10 II, 600 loads.
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a GOOD WORN TEAM. SUITABLE
~ Tor bu-sr. Also. n WAGON Bed and
liaruc--- Gail at les second Hast street
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Try Morrison, Merrill x Go. on
Lumber. Large stock Of everything
pertaining 10 the business .iS
North, 81 West. ulm
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Go 20 SPENCER, BYwATER 4 Co.
opposite cry Hall. for Tin Roofing,
Gut.cring, S!p1uUg, Stoves and
Tiuwarp, etc.
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DR.. J. Thomas, Dentist,
Herald Block, corner west and lst
South ST., ;. l.. City Nitalized ais
administered. q
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W. Peterson, the butcher, will lie
At No. 80 +. First South, after July
!, 1899. dit
Equitable Coop, 80 Bars Soap for
=. 90.
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DIR. Ia. Y. Ander,on,

1000 pieces standard Prints. Regu-
lar price. : ~: sc. per yi. P.E.Co-op
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President brigham YonB='s
IHNfe~s

Mems Jumpers reduced from soc
to 3jc. Peoples Equitable Coop
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Wanted one ton BeeswaX,
JOHNSON. PRATT < Co.
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Amosksg Standard Bingham
selling at s &c. per yd. p. E. Coop
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Look out for the Grand Sale An
nOuucrme nt-laier. T.. T.. Coop.
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500. Media Pal Military Aead.
envy; boys. Brook Hall; girls. Cir
culars free.
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rIyHE COUNTY TEACHERS ENAMIN
Il alton % ~alt lake County will be held
in the JElvcr-lty bulldi1-. hur-day ana
Frlday. August 2i.t and End. al % avn
The examination - Normal Applicants
tn attend the University % ncscrct during
the coming year vii be held az the sam3
tine amt place on >atur iay. August s1rd-
WA. II. STEWART.
J. r.. TOEON 10,
~. X. NLt.EN.
Couuty Board Of Examination
"A a.
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OF The county Teachers ErGHIiad-
Tim aud Examination Of Normal
.tBgiicdHts.
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Commissioners n Locate Uni.
versity LaniS-R. 4. Ballantyre.
III; Isaac n. Waitell, liz, +. a.
Mitchell, liz.
Se!eciman-Taylor Crosby, i2i.
County Clerk-J0el II. johnson,
I24.
Assessor ana c lllector-Harmon
:. Cutler, l23; scattering, /.
County Prosecuting Attorney
Henry J.. Bowman. l2i.
CorOner-Zaioc X. Judd, l23; scat
tering. /.
Recorier-Joel II. johnson, l2i.
She-iG-Lucius II. Fuller, 10;
scattering, /.
Surveyor-Henry Z. Bowman,
ls4.
Treasurer-JOhn E. Riggs, lsi.
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BeneiictioR was pronounced by
Elder George G.. Bywater.
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COUNTING THE VOTES.
The People Ahead in six More Coun.
ties Canvas,rl TODAY.

The Board Of Canvassers contin.
uei is laj0rs at the Office Of the
Utah Commissionthis morning, and
their review ofthe returns from six
more counties gave the following
resnlt-.
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will connect our Addition with tho heart CT Salt
Lake City. Our Property