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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-06
THE PoPB AND THE SULTAN
Tho Authors Name Revived-Soue Com
peti1g Trannlptioup.


To the EproR or THE SUH-SfT: In your Issue OF TO-.
day md an article about Fanslations OF . German
poem with this remark I'VE sorry that We do not
know tho name OF the German author"
We'll, the name is Johann Wilhelm Ludwig Glenn born
I7I9 and died isOa Gieim was an author OF 70.
puto Among other things no wrote the Songs Of .
Prusssn Grenadter' tLedev etneS preuSsIcAsn Grena
dtsrl at the time Of the Seven Years war. He was 3
great friend Of rising Young poets and wrtterA aud
now esto ne !rAnEIstlcns / find Mr. ThSsksIay,ss
5nssT p% aoasSS
of T1 NJ ssysty 81 nc rem 90
The whimsical demands OF the over pIudsh Why the
and ia H'S distinct dsS R"hor Weakly rsh
!hs another the sF SS.s
lInein your paper But eAnnSf loss!si Is PrsssaL
2Ss East TExrH STREET NHW YoaE May 81
To 1nE EDITOR or TUX suE-Sr Tho translation Of
"Papst und sultan" by Judge Truax, published IN to-
days sun deserves the palm without doubt II 10 al
moEtitsra without being and unnatural as lit
cral TRANSACTIONS usually are 10 renders faithfully both
these later psrcuIsrs BY far excels tbs ThaeEoray
trans hut why did he Judge omit inc NTH yeJse'
Omitted nSs 70 an OIL nA"a OF
The bliss OF either all alone
Would DO TO inc sorry boon;
NV %'s N ana then r FCSs ssis'
NEW YoRH, hay3l. dALLuu THonAEE.
inss ssne OF the nnarpFoaoha6e suI I've TRANSACTIONS
Of German poem by fhackoray and Judge TruRx. re-
spectively and srrbbe you u competing version IL
not very good but II ID not better than either Of
the others will eat all three:
The Pope lives In palace fine.
His bank account ID never short;
He sips his Rudisheim and port
Iwould his lot were mine
But though lie Or nks the rarest wine.
His lone life knows nuptsl bliss,
His lips ne er feel maideua kiss
Not any, pray, In mineI
The Sultan lives In jolly ease
Mid houTis beautiful to SEQ;
Isometimes think "a like to be
Tho Sultan, II you please
But the Koran his rule must be.
His sluggish pulses never know
OF ruddy wine the mellow glow.
That's not the life for mo-
For either fate should be loah;
would not live their narrow life.
with sparkling flask and happy wife
share the Joys OF both.
With Rudiseim I'm Pore and King
Then darling give to me . kiss;
ImOre than feel the sutau's bliss
And wine and woman sing.
D,J TAFLBY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-06

Anew way of relucins the price of the electric light
10 Aluminium is reported from Paris young man from
Hikopos named NerdichGwtki had been sent TO Paris
10 study technical school lie supplied with
means by some benevolent persons in odessa, lie re
Gently returned there repaid the money advanced 10
him, and lived IN - very free handed way for some
time, wing explanation of his improved cicun
TIE fact that he had discovered an Invention
tending reduce 10 tho lowest minimum tile cost OF
the electric light" and that BARON RoscAiId had boon
glad purchase the patent Tor a couple Of million dol
lar After white came Tie news that great robbery
amount Ing 10 o, er milton francs had been committed
In Florence By young Russian, with til" eOnniHRuce Of
tie hotel keeper the victim Heiug Tho wife Of retired
ambassador, Ncrdlchew4S was at once Suspected and
~ search for Inn was promptly instituted THAT worthy
huwcyer. had suGed the mischief IN the wind, and had
departed for more cong HAl sphere
Lieut. Gilbert WILKES Y y, in 81 eakinE on "Eiso
trcily IN tNo Sayy" that tho man twAr 10 the
proper nrIh for every form II Application ~
electricity and when tho storage battery becomes more
tuItpi 10 tie service there required II will play very
promiuCut part on loRrd ship Lieut. WlaeS adds
Thu applications Of slecUlCi'y IN the navy have
always toen IN the iuGT,asr aud any one who hS
tefycI one rruae win oil lamps and one WIN slscHo
lights and motors vii undsrstaud tie favor IN which
3As use VI electricity Is hold BY ths nGV"lmHh'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-06
Pu,s Another Face Ou IL

TuNH NHUIH0E FHco On ~
$50 you married Miss HiGkEf'
ayes"
We'll congratulate you; though I should hate to
have Alice lliokS Tor = Sisterin.lEW."
" ! haven't"
" How 8 tlAtF'
" AAGe il the Miss Hicks married"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-06

To 1uE EDITOR Tux suE-Ar; Here is a version
which used sing of Old Where got the original,
know not. but have patched 1t up where memory
failed with m0desty say ! don't think 1t Is TO be
Sneehed al as unprecnIiUus but genuine rendering
It may to 20 IN Tax suE without any name, YourG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-06
= GreAt AsSlAter,

WIN you marry me ;"
Ne butt !. eo SIstnOT 10 EOu-G'rSs LhSndTsd dol
IAEl. IGEOUG4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-06

Attention has barn directed OF late to the tslauto
graph, hn instrument which is said to have been In
vented years ago by Prof. Gray. This wonderful
Device which ia to solve the question Of sending auto
graph messages drawinga and plans by tclsgraphy
has Just been proved 10 DO OF British origin In as,
that has been decided before tho Comptroller OF PAtonu
In England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-06

At the last conversations OF the Royal Society Lon
don. England a new bTOntomoter was exhibited which
will one slip Of paper note tho beginning variation
In intensity, aud termination OF rain and hail tho In
slant of each lightning fash, and the beginning and
duration OF a thunder clap. The instrument can DO
read for periods of time down to fifteenth part OF
second. An arrangement was also exhibited to show,
either BY projection or by photography the ose!atory
nature Of an electric spark.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
Todd's Trial.

Yesterday, in the Third District
Court at Ogden, a jury was secured
TO try Thomas =. Told for killing
Z. ). Desmond. J., viii he remem-
5erej that the traggly occurred in
a saloon in Ogden GU the night Of
Feb. 18Th last.
J.. r. Roach. who was in the
saloon al The time, testified 10 the
circumstances o. the killing. He
fastened the crime very clearly upon
tine defendant, o. follows:
Desmond and Todd had few
woris over q handkerchief: vas
talking 20 Riley at the lar and Des-
mlnL stepped between us and asked
Tor the nate ~ o glove which he
aid had been tsSeu from him; Dee
Euui was very close tD E1c and had
his luft Eal.i on ms right shoulder:
Todd cam" uV and handed DESMOND
2 glove AMI stepped ichiHi me-. In q
few seconds Todd came up behind
me and siEcis his hand over my
shoulder into Desmaui's face; i'm
ngdia;niy heard a1taccoulTaui q
ay vile remark; Desmond grabbed
DC railing around tI- bar ami slid
a.nE. uHE' ne s-ii or O.. Lae end:
Todd fixed $50 or trren more shots:
thiHk .e iir,.i one Shot while De-
mgut F-.- Uu Tho d .r- T.FT mas
STANDING near Da-nlarG aud walked
sugud .iM; DO! rl. sac . PISTOL iu
Deu.Hg.'a ssut., ..iI ug:sJe % i-tDl
iu Tcl.'s aga until after tie shoot
i--.
Srv,ral other witnesses were cx-
umiIui. ami tar cstse Ea- CUutiu-
net uEti. t04ay.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
Two Musical Prodigies.

At five O'Clock yesterday after
POu, = number of PRESS representa-
tives were permitted TO listen 60 The
singing au3 playing, respectively,
u Biatchfori KavauaEh, the hoy
soprano, and Harry Dimond, the
boy violinist. The former has uae.
Bomeuai voice, having u,- remark
able range from !57 u to high C..
It is st-ons, sweet, clear and sym.
pathetic, and POSSESSES great power
and volume. He sings with delicate
taste aud much feeling. The pieces
rendered were Angels, Ever
Bright and Fair" and "Swaure
River
Master Dimoni rendered on She
violin De EsTriJt's NiUth Concern.
He played from memory. AMI i'm a
strong, bold style 50 cut Cg keeping
with his delicate physique as 10
render his talent the more remark
able. II was n fne piece Of work,
and was followed by 4 well played
mandolin solo. Master Dimoui Is
about fourteen years Of age, while
Master H8vanaCh lacks some
months Of having completed his
thirteenth year 10th are musical
prOdigics, and VIII appear at the
Grand three nights This week, COM
meEciug this evening, under The
management If Mr.. II. 3. ROuey,
who i himself a talented musician.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
Two Boys Shot at Uinfsh.

Dr.. Powers. Of Ogiyu returne..
from UiIt,h County on Monday
evening. From him &c was learneI
that two boys, aged II and sycars,
sos Of Joel Terry, were shot while
fcoliBg with 4 lS-csIil--s revolver.
The elder was aiming at p bird but
by some mishap the revolver drop
ped rs Ire shot. The bullet entered
his left leg above tie knee aud hack
OF the bone, ranged down between
the artery and one home and uuue-
tratCd between the Two bones in the
shin. The younger hoy was sitting
down and IN. bullet afLtT uassiug
through his brothers lex entered his
right ieg. giving him q severe flesh
wound. The accident occurred at
30 2. m. and DR.. Powers was
Immediately summoned. lie stated
that he has never seen a bullet Yass
through g limb in that way without
touching q tone. Unless the hot
weather iRterferes the boys will get
along nil right.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
Arrrs.rA for Libel.

The frustrated World, published
in California, has for some time
rast been publishing =curriious ~
ticies about residents Of aud visitors
to salt Lake. The attention Of the
editor O rha uU-hi was called 30
ibis ilc: 10y a letter from the news
PAPER men Of this city. The writer
Of the libsloUs articles printed in
the California paper, was unknown
% people here until 4 day or two
ago, when IL. !. ". Whitehead. 4
real estate dealer, and one Of the
PARTIES miii-ueI, ascrftsiucd that
Lloyd T. Dorsey was the writer.
s complaint was made out charging
him with criminal libel. beat Dorsey
got an idea that something was w
and disappeared.
Deputy Marhal Doyle followed
him to Ogden. and arrested him at
the depot hotel there last night.
Dorsey was before Commissioner
NOrreil to-day, waived examination.
and gave -l,UII bonds TO await the
action Ofthe grand jury.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
OVERWHELMING.
'Thc Word with the Bark on IT,

The following important docu
ment has been addressed to the
Mayor and City Council by dog tax
collector Joseph Silver
"lf there is any virtue in the
revised Ordinaucta OF FEBRUARY IA,
ioSs, Gu tie caaias .sca, % toich the
two following NAMES, they ought 10
be pu. through:
Samuel Benjamin, Of 2ls west,
Third North Street. has been and
stills, up 10 Saturday issf- 2lst
inst, keeping a large black and
~biie shepherd dog, and refuses 10
pay the required tax, though. when
first called on him he insulted me
by ding the City Council and
tic ordinance pertaining 10 the dog
tribe. have been patient with
him until now nay patience Is ex-
hausted.
+. T.. Brieger. Of corner West
TEMPLE erd Second South; hes an
English pug dog, though In the pres
ence Of his wife ne told me that his
dog was taxed. ! failed 10 lind his
name recorded. lie, too. swOre at
ME, anu manifested = terrible feeling
in wur,ls-against tine City Coun-
ell.
1 have given the above parties
AMPLE warming"
II was natural enough that the
patience Of tine meek man should be
eN;inyuished and his soul blaze up
with the fires OF Indignation at the
insinuati0ns Of Nlessrs. Benjamin
and Brieger against the au-
gust lUdy which appointed
Joseph 10 Ire elevated office which
nature and instinct have 50 emin-
entity qualified him % on. Doubt
lees gwiiiudc TO his bcnefactors had
something 10 DO with his righteous
rage. It seems that Mr.. Bfirger is
the more cui Fable uf the Two sub
jecis VI -i!yery wrath. for ia addi-
ton 10 an iuiimatiOH that the
Council was lot iuiallible, lac com
mitted, accounting 10 Joseph, the
heinUus crime Oi stating in the
presence II his wife that hIs Eng
lish pug was taxed. Hal his better
half not been on the spot It might
have mitig7tod the airOcily Of the
OilrHse, but no extenuauinE cir
Of that kind existed.
We move that the CUmmuuiua-
ti0n ice filed, accompanied with q
reL iub label b. the effect that the
within l. one of fine Tilg-f iptv4rfHfrf
state documents Of modern times,
and rs such should go yelFing
down The aggs.F
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
GODDESS OF LIBERTY.
The Honor to he Conferred on = salt
fake Lady
CONSPICUOUS rOi MA nE,rrY

The committee having in charge
the Gar VI St8te' ana other fe5-
lures ii the great Fourth ot July
trades parade and industrial "a
-cSats have struck upon novel and
ct the same time very interesting
manner u CytCmiHju- who shall
Dee t!ie Goodies uf Liberty Frpy
are anxious 20 confer the honor
ugOn the salt lake lady who's
beauty Will guti.'g her 90 jhgl dis
tiu,liUu.
Nese-p. HUr-ps-. Burton and Ste
vcus, ui the committee. dO sut care
90 assume such responsibility. They
have accordingly decided to let the
matter toe determined ly popular
vote.
The manner Of voting will be A.
follows; Each Of the daily papers
will he requested oVublish in every
issue during the present month the
form gi ballot printed below ANY
person desiring 10 east one or more
votes for one or more candidates
must procure one OF these ballots, fiji
It out properly with the name OF the
person for whom they vote, and
either hand it in or send it to the
office uf the secretary Of the cham
Der II commerce 10y l. O'clr Ok, midi
night, Of June 80.
No more than one name on each
ballot viii be allowed. No sigma
turgs required. Anybody can be
voted for, and the relative rank Of
all candidates will be published
daily i'm al rauers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
THE GIFT OF HEALING.
The Lame, Halt, Deaf and Blind al
The G.. A. x. Hall.
The Lame Throw Away their
grufche.


The stEangt and mysterious power
Of healing the s!cs by the hyiug on
Of hands every morning from 10 to
| Il o'clock 10y Nr. Smith n the
Grand Amy Of the Republic Hall.
has created an excitement seldom
witnessed In a public nall. Every
/ morning the hall is filed with peO-
/ pie who crowd upon the stage to re-
ceive benefit from the magnetic
/ touch Of the doctors hands. For
the past two mornings some VI the
most startling effects have leen pro-
duced by tine laying on Of hands ever
witnessed IN salt Lake Cily. Mon
day morning Mrs. Jane Counsel,
who resides in the 10th Ward, went
upon the stage. She had Teen ar
flicted with n most distressing dis
ease Of the bowels for more than q
year, and since last January she had
been a helpless cripple and obliged
10 walk with UuIlches. Last Nc
vember sire hal a U8nGage applied
20 her bowels, containing mercury.
which caused salvation Of the
mouth rrd such distrpssinc pains in
aIl Of the Joints as to MAKE a cripple
Of her. When she went upon ths
stage Ia; Monday, she was 20 lame
and sore that she could not walk
without clutches. In less than five
minutes from the time DR.. Smith
laid his hands upon her, she threw
down her clutches and walked with
out them. She stated to the audi
enCe that she did not think II Jos
Sille for human power to help her
50 much in 50 short a time.
Mr.. Olsen, who resides in. the
city. sustained 4 fracture Of the
thigh a year or more ago, since
which time she has suffered with 50
much lain in the hip joint that she
could walk only by tie aid II two
crulChcs. After one magnetic ,
treatment she was 50 mueh better :
that she c0uli walk without I
rutchus. Several people who had |
Seen deaf for years We're made 10 |
hear watch tick hy one treatment. !
DR.. smith does not make any state !
ueuts that are not true. lie cures /
all fO.ms Of chronic GisrJse and per
forms all operations known 10 sur
gerry. II you are sick and have not
been able 20 find relief. 10 not give
ny in despair until you go and have
q friendly talk with him; il costs I
you nothing for consultation. The I
4UctCr may b- consulted free II I
charge u MS Varlors, No. -" $ nth .
West Temple Street, flm o q. ~.
until b.. D.. daily. v,..,Fl sunday. /
He gives free Lecture t1 wOusuu at
-. /. g.. ii,l "Wednesday anG !
fhunsi sv -I--a;r-- -, ~ o.,'1C'-
lUl % free lecture o. IicU Friday 7
and saturday mornings go the sans
hour.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
Mr. Dirkinspn,s New Position.

ia. Dickinson. who leaves the
Union Pacific on July /, g.c. THEN
to the Baltimore & Ohio on which
road he Will De general su rcrinlpul-
cnl % the lines wrst Of the Ohio
itiver. lis resignation from the
Union Ta.inc n1d hardly teen
wIEei over the country when he RI
ceivcI an cGvr from the Baltimore
,e Ohio. followed hy projections
from two OF three other roads. Mr..
Dickinson returned lIs. week from
a trip over The Baltimore Is Ohio
and las ccuyiHieI % join his tur-
tunes with &c. Everybody ry1-s
VIVA, Che ,n.1n Eacinc loses AMI
the Baltimore * Ohio gains in Ed.
DiCkiusnu's change Uf base. How
his remlIkablc control over eiu-
rlCyes has 4t0uycl and ave.ted
strikes and mg5c hcsoulcla war',
Ike play; how vice presidents have
-ciiaI upon him in times 81 trouble:
aud how everyday this siue d
Boston regrets that hs Is going. anu
all tine executive ability ani good
fellowship that amy orc man can
T0sses goes with hi7,.-Ouuia
E"r'd-f'.SGii.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
II. DINWOODEY
IS READY

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN,
And will he 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 thsir storel,
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and PaT!or Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 8 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
LinRincatt's Magazine.

The July number contains q COM
plete novel by Oscar Wilde entitled
"The Picture Of Darian Cray"
THE Cheiromancy Of Today an
article on character reading from
the hand. by Edward Heron Allen;
''KeCley's Contributions 20 Sci
ence," by Mrs. BiOomfield-Moore,
indicative Of the great natural phil
OsopheT, and other matter ofinterest
and variety.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25

'-yi !. Hay has Upeugl uPai No.
20 Commercial street. where nc will
sci, o.. choicest Beef and Mutton
,H.u luc lt>; herds and tiIcks Of the
Tera..-y: also l4amh, Veal and
H.g= f.au the best grades. Delicious
ami g.yii seasoned SGssIgys o. all
Kinds. sailed, DrieG and Cured
,:at. h1.h Beef and PORK. Tcle-
ghou" No. Gi. Meats promptly De
EyJ.eI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
Dciormity From Brizhr- Disease.

:. D. VanBuskirk, Of Demarest,
y. j., says Aug. -, less: .'Dr.
David KeuueIy's Favofite Rem
edy, Of Rsud0ut, y. Y, has eureG
our daughter Of Br.ght's Disease,
after all other means had failed.
She Vas SO swollen that she meas
ured - inches around the waist,
and vs. inches below the knee. To
say that We feel thankful FOR such n
bU0n n Fav0-its Remedy i but o
poor expression Of thc feelings OF
grateful parents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.


We, the undersigned, Ses're to
tender to the Fire Department our
heartfelt thanks and gratitude for
the skiliuI and able manner IN
which they handled the fire at the
Brewery yesterday morning, and
for their unceasing Efforts to save
the property OF the Company.
SALT LAKE BREWING Co.
JACOB MORIZ,
Ianfi Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
Railway Changes.

On Sunday next a new time table
goes into effect OF the Union Pacific.
aud trains between salt Lake and
Ogden will Fun as follows: TIE
East mail arrives ut Salt Lake ut
at SD a. m; Pacific express, l2:3l
?. M; Utah Northern fast mail
':20 y. M: local, from Ogden. l1:Jl
a. m. Trains leave salt Lake:
East UlaiLs:la a.m.;Atiantic express
and Utah q Northern. ) 4. M;
local fOr oEien, at lisa 7. m, ant
7.5J p. ~. Tie train fur ;he cast
having salt Lake Il . p. IL. makes
the run 90 Ogden in one hour.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
HAMPTON. JONES & Co..

Choicest BuildlDg Lots in market.
Fast side Liberty Park, $500 10
$1,000.
Lots near corner 9th West and
9Th South, $40 to S525.
Lots near corner 9Th West and 9th
South, 500 to $500; fine flowing
wells may he had on any Of the
above lots.
First class business, prospective
business. and acreage properties.
G-y- Office. SO =. Main St-ee /
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25

Are women; their delicate organ
izltious being particularly suscepti-
bic 70 deTaugementaud disease. DR..
kennedy's Favorite Remedy. Of
Rondout, y. Y, purifss the blood,
invigorates the system and fOrtifies
il against the cisessss incident t0
age. climate AMI season. II + the
best medicine in tbs world. keepit
I'm the house for your childTen's
sake, as well As Tor your own.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
No. 2e SOUTH, WEST TEN
PIE STREET,

Is where We are now doing
business. We have a full
line OF HOME MADE WOOL
EN- GOODS, WHOLESALE
and r TAIL. and make
Gents Suits 20 order from
our celebrated Cashmere.
Shall be pleased 70 see old
and new patrons.
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO,
AGENTS, PROVO and DES-
Fret WOODEN MILLS, Op-
pcsite Grant Bros Co. Sta
bieS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
President brigham Touns's

tits MY intention 10 compile al
my fathers lettteE- for publication.
and / will he greatly obliged {" all
those WHO have such lettCTs ii they
will kindly ,oE,-l-'! them 60 James
=. Little. care glrs0V5 HIsirUcioT
Office. salt Lake City, that they
may Dc correctly copied. All such
letters viii L. most carefully
handled and returned safely 10 the
owner. Iit~ue,tfuiiy.
Les JOINS woo SG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25

The mayor announced that he had
appointed ]. NJ. Esiinger n poIics
officer, in place Of ;. & Halter. re-
signed. The appointment was con-
irmCd.
Ten applications Tor liquor Iiren-
ses were granted.
The report Of the chairman Of the
committee one eusus was read, show
ing a total OF 52,7S3 inhabitants in
the city, classified rs follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
Fined $40 Each.

Yesterday the two young esp
ciety gentlemen" who were caught
at Garfield on Sunday, peeping II b
ladies' dressing rooms, were hcfo re
the justice OF the peace ut Lake
Pciut, and were fired sic each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25
liz, Firc.t Firr,,r

To our numerous patrons in salt
Lake City, we take pleasure in an
nOuncing that We are fully prepared
TO I'll ~ demands which yea may
make upon u fcr suT unequalled
Lager Beer.
SALT LAKE CITY BREwE;o Co,
JAC3D MOK-Z,
Gent ingager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25

Not hating any Telephone, our
customers will p:sEss 'esveorders at
Aiargetts' Bros. Book Sio-e, or at
Phillip Margetts' Wine DEPOT for
Margetts' Ale aud Porter, also for
Malt and Hops.
Estate or r. Il. MARGETTs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-25

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