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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-01-18
In Bingham County.

TETON, Bingham County, Idaho,
January s, 1890. Correspondence
Of the DEsERET News. Probably
some Of your numerous readers
would like to hear how we spent
Christmas and New Years holidays
here, also rs to our prospects as n
settlement.
On Christmas morning, under the
auspices ofthe Sunday School, we
assembled as usual at 1880 in our
meeting house, which was filed to
OVERLOOKING. Superintendent W.D.
Williams called the meeting to orler.
Prayer was offered by Brother Jas.
Gardiner. The choir rendered some
excellent selections. a short
address was given by Bishop
Donaldson, subject - "Why do
We celebrate Christmas?'' Next
came a duet by Sisters James and
Anderson, and a comic reading by
Superintendent w. ID. Williams.
This was followed bv a duet by
Thomas Elliott and wife, ono, sir,
no." and was amusingly rendered.
a humorous dialogue by Misses
Riggan and Donaldson pleased
greatly. The choir next gave a
pretty selection Of music. The
distribution Of candies, etc., 10 the
Sunday scholars was the succeed
ing feature. The choir Afterwards
sang: praise 10 our RedeeIning
Lord.- Benediction by First AS
sistant George w. Smith.
The children's dance took place at
two O'Clock; and teachers and par
ents met together for n dance at
pm. II was big success.
New Yeats day was spent In
visiting and feasting, and there was
also n dance. A more enjoyable
time was probably never spent in
Teton.
Our prospects for the future are
brighter than ever before. Many
who have visited this place would
have liked 10 locate here If they had
known that the Canyon Greek canal
would ever come out. They may now
be glad 10 know that the canal is fully
half cut, and twelve feet wide on
the bottom. Ii is generally pro
nounced n great success and a most
substantial piece Of work. AS soon
as the weather will permit We shall
continue our labOrs, as We mean
business. We have another canal
known as sideways. That Is also
increased now to twelve feet on the
bottom, and Is far advanced toward
completion. These canals are flow
ing at their utmost capacity. They
will cover large scope Of country,
and offer great Inducements to those
who have homes TO make and fami-
lies to care for.
home: Ifyou cannot find one here,
with the facilities which we can
offer, you will not anywhere.
We are quarrying rock for new
Westinghouse; and have also two
other improvements under contem-
platiOn toward the building up of
our settlement, which 1 viii say
more about in future communica-
ton. ana
Last timeI wrote you we had only
thirty-five families; now there are
with n prospect Of n rapid
increase in our thriving settlement.
The weather is now very cold.
with plenty of snow. 1t is extreme
ly hard on cattle. II. Mex.
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walker RI.ine'sFuneraI.

WAsHISGToS, Jan. IS The
funeral OF Walker Blaine took place
this morning. A large number Of
friends Of the Blaine family,
members Of the diplomatic
corps, and people In official
life, attended. A private funeral
ceremony was held ut the home OF
Secretary Blaine, on Lafayette
Square, at 1879. President and
Mrs. Harrison, all the members of
the Cabinet, Elijah w. Halfori,
several members Of the diplomatic
corps, and some Of the intimate
friends Of the family were present at
the services, which were conducted
by the Rev. DR.. Hambliu, pastor Of
the church Of the Covenant. At
the conclusion Of the private ser
vices the remains were taken to the
church Of the Covenant, followed
by the family and friends in car
riages.
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ESTRAY NOTICES.

have IN ny possession.
One red and white COW. 10 o. u wears
old. under half crop IN left ear. swallow
fork IN rish' ear branded al on night hip.
n damage and costs On said animal be
not paid within Is days from date OF this
notice. It will BE sold 70 the highest cash
bidder. at Randolph estrsy pound. az
O'Clock, January 9Th, ls'0.
WILLIAM 7 GUM,
Precinct PoundkegDer-
Randolph Procinct. Rinh Co. J1n. ., ls9o.
I have m my POSSESSION
One light grey MARE. : yea-s Old. branded
o on len shoulder. J D on right thigh
One black roam MARE, years old,
branded n N on left III Oh.
One black MARE, ; years Old. branded
Mn on ieft th'Sr-
n not claimed within Is days from date
OF this notes. theT VII be sold 70 the highest
cash hiddeE.at Woodruff Esiray pound -Rich
CO., Utah. January 18th. iSs0, a 10 O'Clock
MARCUS c. TORSE.
Woodrua precinct, Kieh Co., Utah, Jan
1esl
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From Lipoe,n County. New.

&oArA. lincoln County, Nevada,
DeceEber 81, 1889. ICorresrsn.
'-ieDee Of the DEsEREr Nsps.-
u is a long time since I saw any
communication from this ssSare-
Brush State" broken Off as it was
through spite against the Nor.
snons,N and now ] hear that it is 10
oelefned to Nevada. This certainly
would be an anomaly, but in this
way a State would exist. Now
Nevada has not more than half the
population required to make a State;
yet, through spite toward The ssAior-
alons' and democrats, Nevada be-
came a State, All, to follow the ex-
amp!e Of Gesgress, our poor Iegisla-
tare passed a bill disfranchising the
Jew ''MOrnOus-' that Remained In
aARcoinCOuuty. Ii contains only 400
.',sel.s, l50 Of whom are "ATorm0ns. /"
At the last fall election one man
tried TO register, and was refused
Ihe case went to the supreme court
when the law was pronounced un.
constitutional, and we all voted
We are now getting along peaceably
with our neighbors.
We have a climate here on the
Upper Noapa nearly the same a
Los Angeles, Gala, and can raise
everything. About five weeks ocu
I commenced 10 rain, and we have
Bad rain and floods ever sincu. To-
Jay, for a wonder. the sun shines.
We are twenty-five miles up stream
from Overton, with good Soil and
plenty Of water, anu we expect :
rlltrOad here, or near herr, sDon-
We want good neighbors with fam
lilies, 50 that We can establish n
school.
The scheol system is good. Con-
ssFess has given Nevada three mil
Sion OF acres of land for school pur-
poses, 50 that We can buy land from
.ire State at Sl-25 per acre and have
twenty-five years 10 pay it, and
only Is per cent interest is reauired.
or We can homestead or preeInpt a.
ia other parts. J. w. CROSBY.
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A@f1 "a NJ AF'a7N-7t"ar
One red HEIEER, > years Old past. hale
white on end OF tail. branded n on len hip.
One brown mare MULE. ah0Ct Is years
old. collar and saddle married; no brands
visible. .|rN H
n damaEe and costs on said animals te
not paid EIihiR = days from date OF this
notice. they will be sold 20 the highest cash
bidder Al south Jordan estray pound, ~
O'Clock, February 4fh, lss0-
6. :. RECksrEAO,
Precinct Foundkceper.
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EmIN PasHa IN a CRITICAL
CONDITION.
Three Men Shoekinely Burned By
an Explosion at PennsJi.
Vania Mill.
TIE INTERmENT OF WALKER
eLAInE's REMAINS.
A Fire in ehicago.-MUre Death,
From PneumOuia.-Railroad
Accident.
By Telegraph to The SEws,I
Scene. In Lisbon streets.

LONDON, Jan. 1s.-A dispatch
from Lisbon today states that
crowds Of people assembled in the
streets last night and shouted give
In Portugal' and "Down with Eng
LIANT" Similar scenes were enacted
in the principal towns. A vigil
lance committee has been formed
In Lisbon for the purpose Of de-
nouncing the receivers OF English
goods. French financiers have de-
clined 70 negotiate the loan for
Portugal.
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Fire In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. ls.--A fire broke
out at three O'Clock this morning in
three-story brick structure on
Ninety-secOnd Street and spread TO
adjoining buildings. Families liv-
ing in the upper stories narrowly
escaped with their lives. One build
ing was totally destroyed and sew
eral others were much damaged. The
total los is fifteen thousand. Insur-
ance very light.
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Terribly Injured.

NEWCASTLE, Pa, Jan. Is.-An
explosion occurred at the Etna
Rolling Mill last night, in which
three men were terribly burned
One OF the buSgies containing a bale
Of red hot iron was upset in a puddle
of water. The moment the iron
touched the water an explosion oc-
Cured, throwing huge chunks Of
iron about the mill and burning
George l.. Cox severely about the
waist cheek and neck. William
Buyer and Richard Mallenbaugh
were also severely burned about the
waist, face and hands. Cox will
probably die, but the other two will
recover.
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An Instructive Volume.

At the beginning of last year the
JiireHRe Lnstructor assumed a new
shape, and altogether improved
makeup and appearance. The
change rendered it more convenient
and consistent for binding the COM
plete volume in book form That
for 1883 makes n handsome book.
whose contents are precious beyond
estimate. A specimen is before US.
We consider that for the family
library and for use in Sunday
Schools and Improvement Associa-
tons twill prove 4 valuable &C.
QUESTION. Its cost is, in ful leather,
IS and in cloth S2.7J. a. ~ =
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Felt Coming On.

Mamma Ito family physician
Doctor, what are the symptoms OF
this new influenza?
Physician-It begins in many
cases, madam, with feeling Of Ian
guor-an indisposition to any kind
Of exertion-
Willie lsetting down the coal
bucket)-l can feel it coming on,
mamma.
Physician-And a total inability
to eat anything
Willie lpicking up the coai-buckei
again with great promptness)- But
I don't think Pm going TO have II
very bad.-chicdgo Tribune.
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OGDEN ncnn-trnenr.

The NEWS can now be had every
evening. at 5:l5 PM, az the news
stand OF the Union Depot, or at the
Ogden News depot, So Twenty
fourth Street, e few doors ssst o. the
Post Office; also from Dalton, Nye
& Cannon, Main Street, or il viii lie
delivered at your residence the same
evening by applying 70 Mr.. Scott
Anderson, NEws agent IN Ogden
City.
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Political NofeS.

Members OF the "Silk Hat,
marching club are requested TO meet
this { Saturday levening at Coalter &,
SaeiSnove's music hall at O'Clock.
Important business viii be trans
acted.
The Tenth Ward martial band. in
uniform, Is Instructed to appear with
the marching club on Monday and
IDesdsy evenings, aL5:I5.
WM. WINIwORTH,
Drum Major.
The Twentieth Ward People,s
political club will meet on Monday
evening. January %, at the close Of
The Primary meeting for the election
Of delegates 70 the convention 10 be
lie held January 26. Henry w.
Naishitt, Esq, viii address the
meeting.
Al persons who play guitars.
tianJ0s anu harmonious, aud who
desire to join club 70 participate in
Ieople's Party parades, viii please
meet a L. G. NJ. /. shoe factory. on
Monday night, at : O'Clock.
SHERIDAN SMITH.
The Twenty-second Ward Polit
zeal CLUB meet on Tuesday evening,
Jan. p At half-plst seven O'Clock. in
the Nineteenth Ward sehooIhouse.
a cordial Invitation 70 all. DR.. j.
VI. Benedict, w. A. Hodges, and
John Wardrobe viii be the speak
ers.
The Tenth Ward drum corps and
marching clubs are hereby notified
70 appear in full uniform at the dis
trlct school house on Monday and I
Tuesday evenings, IT 7 O'Clock. They +!
viii be expected TO attend the meet 4
ings 10 be held on the two evenings I
named.
The regular practice Of the I
first precinct drum corps will .
not 6e held Monday evening on 4
account of the Peoples Primaries.
Each ward drum corps will parade
Us ward to drum up the primary
meeting Monday evening.
c. l.. BERRY,
Captain.
There will be no practice OF the
Spanish Guitar and Mandolin Club
Nonday evening on account of the
primaries IN the various wards. All
members are requested to meet on
tuesday evening, at Calier's music
l'aitce, at 1:35 sharp, to take the
O'Clock car for the Tenth ward.
Fun uniform Is the order.
y. IL. kELSON, secretary
The Eighth Ward club will hold
their regular meeting TUESDAY,
evening a. 7:30 O'Clock. An attrac.
tive programme has been prepared
DR.. ). r. MCGEE the cOlored orator
will be the speaker Of the evening.
The two midget drummers fsClaw-
son and Barrell'' will also give an
exhibition OF drumming.
Everybody invited. The drum
corps will meet at 6:45 O'CLOCK.
c. L. BERRY, Sec.
The regular meeting Of the Four
teenth Ward political club viii he
held at the meeting house on Tues
day evening next. commencing st ,
$50 pm. The programme provides /.
fora violin solo by Prof. w. c. Give I
aud quartette by Thomas Butler, !
l. T.. Wilcox and others. Special ,
speakers will be in attendance and |
an Interesting time is anticipated. {
II. A SHIP, Secretary. j
On Tuesday evening, January %, t
n n ons- {. w. Penrose and II. J. $
1sant viii speak at the Tenth /
y srI CLUB meeting. The Mandolin d
aud Guitar Club and the Calling {
pAna wlll he in attendance. Mem g
e ,,-'a oil the marching club, in uni +
Us are requested TO meet at the r
@@ .iI on Monday evening at
a. y aal also on Tuesday evening a
- u ; same hour, for special drin. d
6Eo. BUCKLE, Captain. | d
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FRAGMENTS,

The djsiZicL primaries for Peoples
arty E-embers viii be held on
'HORs.S evening.
NE German concert in the Sixth
Ward meeting house last evening
vas attended by = large audience,
The programme was rendered in ex-
eei'eRt styie and was highly ap-
Fcscistsd,
D3, JAMES J.. TALNAGE win lee
i,Ere al the University Of Dessert
before the De!ia-Phi Society. on
Monday evening text, january 20.
At O'Clock. SuhjevG, "rhe Theory
o Evolution
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Death. from Pneumonia.

ROME, Jan. Ism. Afariani,
French ambassador to this country,
died today from pneumonia.
CIScISSATI, Jan. Is. = Hon.
Nicholas Longworth died this
morning at his residence on Gran
din Road, OF pneumonia. He served
for time as judge Of the Co,lmon
Pleas Of Hamilton County and
later was one Of the judges Of the
supreme court Of Ohio.
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SLEEPLESs NIGHTS. made mise--
able by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure is the remedy FOR It.
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An Alderman Convicted.

PITTsBURG, Jan. ls.-Alderman
W. II. Potter, convicted Of conspir-
scy and blackmail, was sentenced
today to eighteen months in the
Western penitentiary and 70 pay
n $500 fine. Constable SheI pard,
found guilty Of the same ofiense,
was sentenced TO fifteen months in
the workhouse.
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Reports received from the U.r.f,y. 80 am.

Gisn'-Fer'y. CD Calm Clear
Llut4ur.Hl. ~ Gala C.1'd
FgraIel.l -.. ~ calm Cln'd
ser Bow. ~ Ca IA Cfp'E
salt lake City. Barometer -9.sS
=. n. fTzNAUuCE serg't signal Corps.
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LIke Hof Cakc-.

Mr.. t. A Deroven, merchant,
Deroven, Louisiana, says: "The
St Psthck's Pills went lika hot
cakes-n Their gentle action aud
reliability as a cathartic Is what
makes them popular. For sale sy
Q. G, II. 1. drug dept
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ZANZIBAR, Jan. ls.-There is no
Improvement in the condition Of
Emin Pasha, who recently suffered
n relapse after his partial recovery
from the effects Of the fall from n
balcony in Bagamoy.
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rctened From Their Beds

BISMARCK, y. D., Jan. ls.-The
House met at O'Clock today. The
sergeant-at-arms pulled number OF
absentees out OF bed before a quorum
was secured. The speaker called the
House to order by lamplight. This is
the first fruit of the economical streak
developed by the House.
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Great Britain and rsrtHsar.

LISBON, Jau. ls.-The Portuguese
government anticipates a favorable
reply TO its note TO the Powers ask
ing their Intervention in the dis
putc between Portugal and Great
Britain concerning territory in
Africa.
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worlds Fair Bill.

WAsHINGTOS, Jan. Is. - The
House met at one O'Clock today.
Frank Of Missouri introduced a bill
locating the Worlds Fair at st.
Louis and creating q corporation to
carry on the same. 1t was referred
to the special committee.
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The Twentieth Ward Peoples
political club will meet on Monday
evening. January %, at the close Of
the Primary meeting for the election
Of delegates 70 the convention 10 be
lie held January 26. Henry w.
Naishitt, Esq, viii address the
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SECOND EDITION
RELICSeUS SERVICES

''s',fis-ous services of the Church OF
''es Chris Of Latter-day Saints will
g heid IN the tabernacle to-E,orrew
sunday afternoon canaDse7,c-;,.- NJ
O'Clock. . az
home ir-ssionaries VIII visit the
CITY rraSjS tors0r5w
IN the city wards services are hold
= me v're50s ward meeting houses
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WASHINGTON, jan. lS.-Ex-Gov-
ernor Foraker resumed his state
ment before the House committee
in the ballot box forgery today.
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R.ilroad Accident,

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. ls.-A wreck
occurred on the Georgia Pacific
Railroad near birmingham, Ala,
this morning. Engineer Deery was
killed and several passengers in
iured.
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Grand Opera House.

In case the Howard Athenaum
Company do not arrive in time for
performance Helen Blythe Will open
tonight in "a Mothers Loye.o All
tickets sold will be good for to-
night.
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II you suffer from Iooseuess Of the
bowels or fever and aCgue. AuseS-
tHra Bites will cure you Or. J..
G. 3. Siegeret X Sons, sole manu-
features. Ask YOUR druggist.
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The Best Quality Of Rock Springs
Coal delivered promptly, il any
quantity. Order now from Rock
Springs Coal Co. Office in GOdbe
Pitts Drug Store Al. HILLS, AgJ.
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Hirschman's Dissolution Sale still
continues at los :. Main st. Big
reduction on all grades of Shoes.
Don't tail to attend il. Mail orders
promptly attended to.
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British fleet
EmIn Pnsha no Better.

ZASzIBAR, Jan. IS.-The British
fleet which sailed south few days
ago has returned to this port.
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Rank Statement.
Foraker Continues.

NEW YORK, Jan. ls.-The weekly
hank statement shows the increase
to be Sl,T65, 425.
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LOST.

cHILn,s !, ArEqNs, NEWLY .,, WASHED SIT p,
rewarded. %
CTEtYED FROM the PREMt~Es eN
- Januarv Is. q black HOs> g.. 5 years
1ii. about Gfiecl hands hish. branded JE
onlrfE shoulder. small white spot on fore
head Any one returning the ssme % me
VIII De liIcrlily rewarded. IT. r. EEASs,
West Ind store, III south, Fifth West 81
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VIII leave Salt Lake City, Frida'
Jan. l., az l0:35 AM, over the Il o
Grande W. Ry. s. for round tri.
Good for returning until Monday
evening, Jan. -. J. l.. DAVIS,
dSt Manager
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he. Sleetif'ss convene in the country

Services in foreign languages sre
onducted rs follows:
;,er1s ,,lIa C-i 70 SoS'ai aaif. l8an.
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Notice

My wife Kit;ie. having len my
bed and board, without cause. / will
not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by her. \. WADASs.
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Uomr N.,ir Wool Ifo.r,

Pears soap secures a beautiful
cgntulexiOu-
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76MainSt., Salt Lake City
Park city.

Be sure and take the short line 10
Park City,lyiR. :. l.. & E.Ry. Trans
leave the d. * r. C. Depot NJ
10 a. m. dtf
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REHABILITATION

"HACEAiETACK," a lasting and
fragrant perfum. Price . and 81
cents. I
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Union Pacific Lands.

Utah Real Estate and Invest
ments. c. L. WANTLAsD, Agent,
2Oi ;. Main st.. Salt Lake City. ut
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PABIs, Jan. ls.-The Steele states
that theEmpe ror Of Austria will
soon abdicate his throne.
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7Large Bars Soap for p cents.

Large Bars Soap for % cents.
SapOnifier Lye, II cans for Sl.O0.
Splendid Teas. l2ic. Package.
2 Ii. Cans MarrOwfat Peas and
Corn,1Oc. Peoples Equitab able Coop.
The workingmen's Clothing store.
Having established a Repatriation
for honesty, reliability and fair
dealing, we are now prepared 70 offer
opthe public great bargains in Mems
Boys and Children's Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Overcoats, etc.
Call and examine our new and
complete stock and be convinced
that our prices are 10 per cent. lower
than any other house in town.
WM. LoSGMoRE,
53w. First South st.
SHILoH's CURE will Immediately
relieve Group, Whooping Cough
and Bronchitis. 4
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South J0siaa. $. j, o.. JaaalI7 3. 10


I have IN my possession;
One old white HORSE, branded 81 on
one dark bay or brown MARE. ) years
old. hind feet Waite, branded = eft ;hish.
One small tight bay marc MULE foIdl
] on left thigh. and l on right shoulder
riFat ry ,,, s s.. 1,t,, ,,.. ,,r-,r t,
one yellow or buekskln COLI aboui
months old. white feet. branded a on ieiE
one cd. small. brown HORSE. s.te face,
left hind FOOT white. small white spot on
len knee. branded J on iefI taish, Willis
y one ee sarE ssS HORSE about earso,d.
su-ll spot on forehead, branded OF on isfs
6se grey HORSE. about 4 yearT old
one DARK bsy' rare GILT. about 8
months ID, branded ] 81 on left thigh.
One dark bay MAZE about year old.
white tpas o. forehead; brand q ? on
one esri bay y,ArlIus HORSE. BANDED
q One s dsr. bsr MARE. about L years old.
white face. all four feet white; branded
something Ike "a biaiehed. ,he has a
sorrci mare Colt. white face, and all four
feet white, With her,
One dark bav or brown yearl;ng HORSE.
small spot on. forehead. hiDd feet white
J.R. MILLER.
Poundkeeper.
South Cottonwood Precins- - - Ns~-
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Why continue the use Of irritatin,

Mems Suits from ss.T5, Boys Suits
frumsl so. Peoples Equitable Coop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-01-18
Lombard In,e.tm.pt COMPANY,

Full Cream Cheese at l25c. lb.
Best Raisins at l2lc. 10.
Peoples Equitable Coop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-01-18

There's not a charm that lights the face
vi so inenAble q grace.
As sweet. pink lips and ivory teeth.
And nothing now. beneath the sky,
Can beeutieE such as these supply.
save sozoDoST, that wears the wresth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-01-18
DAILY WEATHER REPORT

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