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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-27
The PugilistS.

An carly as sir o'clock last even.
Ing, kro;s Of people began clustering
around the front entrance to the
Walker House and that &C. tt,s rooms
Of the Golden Gate Athletic Club.
on the roth side Of the Groesbeck
Block. Of course the magnet was
the colored pugilist Peter Jackson.
who arrived yesterday mornisg.and
who kept himself t1lerably close in
his room at the above named hotel.
The crowds increased until there
were perhaps 500 at the former and
half as many al the latter place. A
little before o'cIvck their persist
eDce and patience Were rewarded by
the appearance Of the dusky gladia-
tor ~ the STEPS OF the Walker
House, and without more ado
he proceeded to stride diaCu-
n1ily across the street t. the club
rooms, followed l,y tie crowd. over
whose heads he lowered cOnsiderab-
y. Jackson is something Of won
der in his line: he is an inch and n
half over six fee; in height. weighs
aboUt @u1 pounds stripped 70 the
waist and is solidly and compactiy
put together, his arms and shoulders
being covered with muscles Of the
most immense size. There is not
a trace Of mixed blood in his system:
he Is strictly aud purely Ethiopian.
though horn in the West Indies %
years ago.
The best feature Of the exhibition
was some common baIl tossing by
Prof. Messenger, in which those i'm
plcmenis were handled very skill
fully. The boxing was all quite tame.
the disposition being manifestly To
initiate the Irish cOachnlan and keeE
n good way from the brink OF the
abyss. Jackson and Ashton wound
up and gave 4 very fine display of
pugilistic science.
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4 Charming Writer.

Boston Journal: I.afcadio Hear,
Is 4 Greek ~ b!rih, his mother
being a Greek and his father a
captain in the English army. Mr..
Hearn was horn in one Of the
beautiful ionisn Islands, but has
spent the greater part Of his life in
America. He has been engaged IN
literary. work Tor n nbmi,er or .;.:s.I..
but until lately only In an editorisI
capacity In connection with the
New Orleans Times Democrat. II
was his articles and sketches In
HaTper's Mdgdaiae which first AT
tracted public attention 90 him. and
of late he has grown RAPIDLY In fayur.
His "Chita" was a marked success
at once, sad gave promise Of garm
and generous reception for his future
work. In the summer Of 1857 Mr..
Hearn made a TIP 10 the Losser
Antilles, and the literary results Of
that journey are comprised in the
volume 1.-Two Years in the French
indies" Mr.. Hearu Is personally
extremely aflable and agreeable,
but very modest and unassuning in
manner, and when in the presence
ola number Of people even shy. He
Is small in stature, dark, Is I'M
married, and looks 10 be scarcely
more than IS years Of age. He is
now cruising on the Pacific. seeking
new subjects for his charming pen
pictures.
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DOWN TO DEATH.
Three Men fall Three Hundred Feet
In a Nine.

PARK CITY, May 26, 1890. Especial
to the DEsEREr NEws.l-At 10
O'Clock this morning n frightful &C.
cidenl occurred in the DAILY mine,
three men being instantly killed.
Timothy GreenlenE Isaac Smell
and James Wheeler were going
down the mine with some
umbeTs. As the l.tssf were being
'o~cnei in the shaft, some Of
them caught in the side and brought
the cage 10 a standstil. The roue
continued to slacken until about 800
ieet had teen run out. those above
having no idea Of what had oc-
CURED. The men in the cage
realized their terrible position, hut
they were Pcwerles- 70 help
themselves. Suddenly the timber
which lodged the cage gave
way, and plunged down the shaft
fully 300 feet. The terrible fall re-
suited In the almost instant death
d the three men, who were taken
1ut as quickly as possible. Wheeler
S single man, bat the Others were
married.. Smell has a wife and five
in England, and Greenleaf
las family in salt Lake.
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The River Plate.

Inc expression ''The River Plate
country" is frequently used by
people who little know what il
really means. The Plate is caIIeI a
lver, but IN reality it is a hay loo
miles wide ut the mouth and 81
miles wide at the Montevideo H.,
Uruguay. Between the capitals IL
gradually Is reduced in breadth H.
tWenty.eight miles. Above Buenos
AyreS Two mighty rivers, which
nave been collecting their waters mn
anu uown the continent, unite 10
nance. =
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THE B. Y. COLLEGE.
The Educational Institution OF
Northern Utah.

We have received copy of the
announcement OF the q. Y. College
for its thirteenth year, ls90-9l.
This excellent educational institu-
ton, located in the lovely city Of
Logan, is uLder the management Of
the following gentlemen, who con-
stitute the board Of trustees: George
w. Thatcher, president; Brigham
Young, Moses Thatcher, VIM. b.
Preston, Simpson Molen, John w.
Young, Richard W. Young, ]. L.
Price, secretary; Jos. Quincy,
treasurer.
The faculty i composed ne fol-
lows: Joseph NJ. Tanner, ID. NJ. D.,
president, Theory and Practice Of
Teaching, Languages, and Survey
ing; Douglas NJ. Todd, Natural
Science; William II, Smart, Elocu-
ton and bookkeeping; frank II.
Nebeker, Geometry and English
Literature; Hyrum Wahlstrom,
Vocal and instrumental Music:
Frark HauaCr,nah, PhunogtaDhy:
Mrs. J. NJ. Tanner, NeedleworE,
Drawing and Painting; Mics Marion |
Lufkin, Preparatory Department.
or Logan as an educational seat, |
the circular says: "rhe elevated /
location Of the city, the copiUus |
supply Of pure mountain water, and /
the Ornsmenta;ion which shaded |
streets and luxurious vegetation inn
part TO home Surroundings, make il,
in the middle Of - beautiful valley. 1
an attractive and l.eaithy uduca-
tional centre. The college grounds
and inspiring landscape viewed from
the class rooms excite admiration
Tor the beautiful in nature, and ami
mate the students i'm their daily rou-
tine with spirit OF Cheerfulntss.
From the benign influences which
the Temple sheds over the place, the
social advantages are manifestly
TO the welfare Of an insti-
luton whose mission Is the cultiva-
ton Of those high, moral sentiments
cherished 10y The Lat
.er-day Saints. Homes in which /
wholesome Influences prevail are
always available TO students from
abroad"
The departments are the preplra- I
.ory, intermediate, collegiate, ami
normal, for both male aud female
.tudents, and the tuition ranges
rom 81 70 $ per term. The Poly
optical Society j. composed Of col
eSe students, ani Il presided over
y one Of the teachers. The do
nestle organization Is complete, and
.vorything Is in n condition 10 make (
lac college fully suitable for the
IMPOSES for which it was designed.
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OAKLEY ITEMS.
Marriage License.-Yaeant Lots, and
Railroads Wanted.

OAKLEY, idaho, May Goth, 1890
Correspondence OF the DEsEREl
News. lit appears that in the
matter Of marriages there IL a law
obtaining in Utah requiring the
contracting parties to take out a
license before : minister or magis-
trate Is allowed 10 perform the cere-
mony, and in the case Of young
couples from other Territories I'm
ignorance Of the requirement, it
sometimes causesannoyance and ex-
Tense, unless both parties are Of axe
or accompanied by their parents or
guarlians.
A case III point occurred lately in
Logan. a couple from this place
accompanied by the brides mother
were, after their arrival in Logan
compelled to return to franklin.
Idaho, ans &c married because the
bridegroom was under age and not
fortified with the presence or a
written consent OF his parents.
On his return he procured the
marriage license, hut this latter was,
| judge, needless IN this case, but
he understood from the Logan
officer that il was the proper thing
10 do.
The health Of the people here is
good, but We arc very dry. The
rains you have teen having this
spring appear 10 have been stopped !
of at or near the south boundary I
line Of Idaho which, Of course,
would be the correct thing II the I.
storms are insugurated in Utah. I
The result Is the farmers have to ir- |
rlgate their crops up, but we have /
the advantage this year Of having I
an abundance or water to use.
1t Is expected the Stake Academy I
win be closed after this week from .
lack Of attendance. The Inaugural
ton Of such an important striae in
the right direction, and its beneficial /
effects have been immense and .
highly appreciated.
We have several thousands Of cor
ner lots here all the way from 50 to
go rods wide, or at least Uncle
sam has, and good citizens can have
good society.
The past winter has been disas.
rOus to the cattle, fully sixty per
cent having died. Tn, los OF sheen
las been quite forty per cent, but
he hnrSpS n 4vts lone tatf.-r w. ]
iced n few railroads to pass through
n center ia this VALLEY 20 make
lines better than they are finan-
tally, hat in other respects we can
ford 10 be content.
Houn,
SNpBIyS
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COURT NOTES.
A Light Days Business in Judicial
Circles.
TnlEp bIsrRIcr corRr.

THIRD DISTRICT COURT,
Toisy's proceedings before Judg,
Zane:
The People vs.. James L. Smith;
criminal libel; defendant moved for
a continuance, on the ground that
he had not had time to Psccure
certain testimony from Canada and
California. The prosecution opposed
the continuance. The court orderrj
the case to go to trial.
The case OF the People VS.. Alfred
solomon, Incorporating public
funds, was continued for the term.
J. 4. Reeves was admitted to
citizenship.
In the case Of tire People VS.. jon
athsn Aiately, for selling liquor
without a license, a motion was
made 10 continue it because OF the
absence Of the defensaut, Who Is
sail t1EaNe Jumped HIS bonds Of
500. The court denied the APP
pi.catiDu, The case was then trieI-
and four witnesses testified that they
ecgsht beer from the defendant pn
July -, 1859. Three ctiieF wit
nes-es said they had been unable 10 |
get beer thst day. but one finally |
admitted that he had purchased n |
kcS from ii Lee, the defendants |
The case was given 10 1
the jury, and they took : long time
10 arrive 1T = conclusion. beinp sill i
out at tils time Of going to press.
TIE case Of the People VS.. Mary /
i. Mcneil ct al, charged with |
maintaining 4 nuisance at Bounti-
lul. Davis County, was taken up
Tor trial, and proceeded with before
4 jury.
in the case OF the People LIB.
and iehi Pratt. accused
Il battery u. on Dr. Newton, the
'IEy returned a verdict Of not
guilty.
In the case Of Jos. :. Barlow, CON
7icted Of battery upon 4. :. rad
lock, sentence was set for tomorrow,
It Ia am.
POLICE IIgCIS.
The police have in custody James
Iones 3r being drunk anu COM
n trcspsss; Hugh Corning,
n obtaining meals under false pre-
ences, and Charles Swede, for petit
IrceDy.
T. g. by water was fined s. TODAY
d being drunk.
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on SIX Culture.


We have received the following
lrnu Daniel Gzsrts T.. -
with 4 reo,,es. ., ISL, - We ~ o.
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's, Az l'Ii-NT eF AGEiCrLrrRF.
Washington, d. e. Nav Il. 1859
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v5 Nav. -. ?. ''l.-F 10 Your letter
ra-y-, .-i,-. O. S..s ina, II Is not
which van 49, l.s Information
Lae us, d.. - '.-,-, WIN regard to
Eia, nu - ''''.S a Mature.
would a,rf.. "a 'i'oh lis size. !
EaHr. ". 81 I'd t' write to Mr..
pmm, Fan. j. r, III Chabeuil,
Plans ans s... .rr. '. NJ ( % him your
Ss73 TO linen. Us SlFice IN r.
az % silk rsl.g., . l!anui1ctur-
can Probably nm; ,u..l.s.ainery and
cheaper thsr ~. -''' Li. II 70 you much
"a ;hi- c1uarrr ''u purchase II
though ~, az present, even
y UPON it. m 20 i3y Gu-
which DE r1.Ess Hi'-liliheiE
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FRAGMENTS.

a. f-...., -.-f-.sHt county
-. -...-,-r,.5 I.-, ni-f.t from a
49,. ,,.;,--.r.-
'"aS- fEAN'ir \ DAMS. " iIG ..
anlb sud elmer mon acme ON
s
IUEBE are mess IS al the West
eu mon el'.te l"i NlIS. James ~
SHAW y, u. tta.''n. enterprise
B5as Company Ne g. 0ult-nau,
r.S. Wolfe
NJ, rrrr,,. u-4rr-. of the Slltair
p- m, t,r,.4Tr- has = G,-r,. of
h..,.. e-,-.-l ir .--,IiDr on ibe
~ 81 r..r a.. m ,s, now
--I I'm IT,. r-r..r-l there.
IHf 1sH'.'T- ". the tabernacle
,har1ra requested 20 meet - the
asz. T.ar" "r rmct~2 tomorrow
wednesday ''-g'ruS Instead OF
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SPETAL NOTICE

Iu ,r.e. 60 G-Vc. opportunity to
Saiaath selCa. -:gcHutendentS
tcachy-z and So. E.ars 10 attend the
Cuufercngeo % The \. n. u, l. \.
which VIII .vav,ue iB this city on
SIuiay. Jr.ye lsI lSeTe viii lie no
Sabsath charls aelI in the wards
Of this : rs, cu that 5ly.
The Bishops Of salt i.sse City arr
reqa +s.ej % iietify ':e people Of their
re.noctirc warts that the usual sab
'-alb evening meetings ail! also lie
adjourned uH Inst ta'c.
In lohaI.yl l.y Presidency az the
al, i.alr stale ui Eiau.
~. q. SuELISe, clerk.
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Extraordinary.

We shall give away with every
$500 cash purchase during the
month Of April one volume, hand
sOmely bound, Of either OF the fol-
lowing standard works: Dante's
Inferno, Dante's PurgatOry and
Paradise, DOre's Billie Gallery and
Millions Paradise Lost. All illus
trated by Gustave DOre. These
books retail at $500. During this
extraordinary offer our prices will be
as low - ever, and every depart-
ment is well stocked with dry
goods, groceries, mems and boys
clothing. and JO0ts and shoes. Come
and examine these elegant books.
ID. l.. Davis,
6s and 20 ". LIST South.
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Home Missionaries Ftr

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Home Missionaries OF the Salt
Lake stake of Zion will be held In
The me Social Hall ON Wednesday. Nav
18th, at T:3D pm.
The High Council will meet on
thursday at the same hour. An
Tue members Of these Organizations
are requested to attend their r,.sn.c,
tive meetings.
J. ID. STIRLING, CLERK
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y ~ poif.r fhe aosr master ,

F.. w. Potter. the sost master at
Elm Creek, Neb., says he has
personal knowledge Of several cases
0f rheumatism, in that vicinity,
that have been permanently cured
by Chamberlain's Pain Balm, after
other remedies were used without
benefit. lie has sold Il ut hi3 drug
store there for five years and says he
never knew Il 10 fail, that ANY
customer who once uses Chamber
lain's Pain Balm will have nothing
else instead (" For sale by u. G. NJ.
I. Drug Dept.
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Burning Rags.

The fire alarm this afternoon was
ciused by sparks from the laundry
on Commercial Street falling on
some old clothing. The department
was called out, but their services
were not needed,
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CALL AND SEE US.
President brigham HounE's

Its me- Intention to eouJpile all
my fathers Letters for publication,
and will be greatly obliged to all
those who have such letters II they
will kindly forward them to James
\. Little, care JJueHile Instructor
0fice, salt Lake City, that they
may be correctly copied. All such
letter. viii DC most carefully
handled and returned safely TO the
owners. Respectfully,
DIS JJHN w. YOUNG,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-27

c. J. Gusiaveson, dealer in Har-
ncss, Saddlery, etc, Is closing up his
business in that line and Is now Of
fering 20 the public his goods nj from
10 to % per cent discount or the
regular Price. lie will let his pat
rons know after a while where they
may obtain his Patent Axle Grease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-27

''n account OF The c9ufecn-u ana
Nay e-itral tire uhillrea,s annual
i'."', 'n Liberty Park willie rost-
.f H., ua l. saturday. lwr Eth.
80 'D 'i , meeting VIE be held
.'.''s' June ffil, a. the usual tim.
''' -'''' j. &. CEtw~l~.
..L.-iI.uf.
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yM.M.LA. CONFERENCE.

The general annual Conference
RI the Young Menus Improve
meat Associations will be held in
aIe Tabernacle, Salt Lake CITY. on
sunday. June ], 1888. Three meet
in-s viii be held on that day, begin
ming At 10 O'Clock am. and . and
7s2l pm. ON Monday meetings
viii he held for the officers and
members Of the associations, the
FIST beginning at loan. The at
tendance Of all the officers is partic-
glarly desired.
The general ana local authorities
are requested 10 promote the inter
cs.SoI this conference and euc5ur-
age q large attendance.
W. WoODRUFF,
jos. +. SMITH, /
lI1sEs THATCHER. I
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DIR. b. Hsmiin, Of Lemore, Cal,
says n few dozen bottles Of Cham
bcrlain's Cough Remedy which he
sold there created such n demand fer
the remedy that he could not well
get along without 10. No one can
fully Appreciate the real value Of
this remedy until they have given It
II trial. Those who use II find IL so
much superior 20 any other remedy
they have ever tried that they re-
commend it TO their friends, and
that is what makes It 50 popular.
For sale by z. c. ". I. Drug Dept.
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The Isaaeso6 Ease

Out Of sympathy for the wife NJ
Or, Ed. Isaacson, the people OF
American Fork raised $50 and no "A
tiie doctors fine. IL was rumoTeJ
that he had left the place. Lni he
was about that town today.
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Nntirr 20 Our Patrons

Not having any Telephone, our
customers will please leave orders at
Margetts' Bros. Book Store, or at
Philip Margeltr' Wine Depot for
Margetts' Ale and Porter, also for
Malt and HoEs.
Estate OF II. b. MARGkTTs.
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1t is learned in San Francisco bv
the latest steamer from the orient
tnst Oston, the famous "rice King,
OF Japan, who counts his acres by
the thousands, intends establishing
a steamship line from Yokohama 10
rottiand, Ore, connecting there
with the Union Pacific road. He
VIII dispatch the steamship Z,,,,,6e.,
% nefland on or about May l, and
VIII subsequently, enlist annther
vessel In the new service
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PIUTE COUNTY.

BulliOn-M. Smith, Reuben ID,
Witt DEWITT &. Thomson.
Deer Tmil-Chris;ophcr ISoltkcc,
Faank G. King, jeremiah Dennis.
Junction 80 Charles y. Wilson.
Walter Price, John Morrill,.
Circlevii'c-iamys Isi,trrmauu.
James {. Whitlages, James Wiley.
Wilmont-John McE.dwaris. Jno.
Steen, Nuiney King.
Beaver-M. Hauchett, E.Savagc.
William Vest.
koosharem-S. Niswanger. VIII
liam Nisw3nger, J.. G.. Long.
Lo7--fiiEh. .Ufli John i. Cod
dard, John l.. Leazenby.
Fremont-AlOnzO Billings, Henry
\. Maxfield, John Hactou.
Thurber-W. g.. Baker, Alma
Duspey, Isaac II. Goodwin.
Teasdale-EOJsr t Thomson. Syl-
vost-T Williams, ID. G. Adams.
Pleasant Dale-CharIcs =. Null
forl, Euoch Larson, J. Smith.
ksnesville-f.so.ce =. Peg.al. w.
L. Fay, ]. F. Cassell.
Burgess-B. Avery. W. :. Iced,
y. BaSseusen.
Grass Valley - William Bacon.
Il. c. Gibbons, II. jackson, Sr.
E)N ELDER COUNTY.
Box Elder Precinct w. y.
Booth, j.. !. VI. Coombs, !. u.
Peter.
Bear River-Dan Ryan. Jr..
Fetcr McCOmie, Tony Christensen.
Calls Fort Herbert Armes. Eras-
tus Barnard, Abraham wheatly.
COllinston 80 Joseph Gilman.
Frank Reed, CrandalI Dunn.
Deweyville-F. W. Fryer, John
Gilmer, Jr., ID. W. Halfway.
Grouse Creek. b. Kerr, Seth
Fletcher, Samuel II. kimlall.
JunctiOn-Hank G0e, Rudolph
Walter, L. G. Richardson.
heltun-W. J. Warner. Charles
Nicks, ID. ROsenhaum.
Malad-R. ;. Guthrie, Edwin
Ryan, a. L. Barnes.
Mantua-Julius Kellar. VI. VI.
Jensen, Charles y. Jeppesen.
Portage-Charles Gibbs. William
II. Anderson, Robert Nish.
Fr0mOntOTy-A. w. Davis. Thos.
G.. Brown. Charles Card.
Plymouth - Charles Saunders.
Adam blgler, Hyrum Hes.
Park Nalley-Jerry Baker, Joseph
Graves, Jonathan Campbell.
Curlew-Charles L. Allen, joseph
Robbins, Cyrus Robbins.
Terrace-N. NJ. King, W. II.
Parry, T. b. Evans.
Willard. y. Barker, l.. b.
Wells, Jason Wells,
EEAvER COUNTY.
Star PIecinct-A. NJ. Stoddard. A.
W. Brown, +. Tanner.
Champion o. :. Carver, J. II.
Hedges, J. L. Cox.
MIincrsville-LOuis Leasing, II.
II. I.ull, VIM. Woods, jr.
AdairSvillc-F. Gum, James G.
Simpkins. David T. Reese.
Greenville-D. X. Barton, 4. NJ.
Carter, Joseph Morris.
Beaver-W. T. Smith, David
Muir, Henry Emerson,
DAVIS COUNTY.
South Weber Precinc:-Thomas
II. Peck, Arthur Firth, George w.
Kendall.
South Eooper-ThOmas Smith.
John Frew, =. {. Christensen.
Syracuse-Joseph Hadfeld. Jr
Peter Christensen: William III. Bca.
ger.
'llayton-John O'Brien, John 4.
Sill, +. T.. Ellison.
kaysviile-John b. Meredith. 5.
b, Jones, +. A. Williams.
Harrington - l.. p. Anderson.
Henry Anderson, james n Sr,ith.
Cenireville-Thoi.las ]. Bmn,Ion.
George Ei,tieman, =. 3. Porter.
BguntifuI-A. l.. auckland. VIII.
lis Perkins, George \. Lincoln.
Nest-Charles ). Hamilton, Thos.
Jones, Robert IRE.
South.Charles Z. Pearson, Joseph
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-27

Neve & Child are offering
special inducements on Car
pets, Wall Paper, ETC., at 32S
c MAR,
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Peterson Precinct - Jacob Bow
man, Albeit Olson, Lars Anderson.
Milton-JOhn Thurston, Andrew
POulsOn, Waldemar Nelson.
MOrgau-joseuh Williams. W. +.
Cock, AlUnZo Francis.
Canyon-Oscar StOddard, John
Morienson, Iii kilbourn. ~.
Croydon - jacob Mole, George
Mole. Edwin wild.
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SHORTHAND.

Day and evening classes and by
mail. Terms reasonable. Write or
call for particulars. PracticalShort-
hand College, Progress Building.
+. T.. MCGURRIN, Propr.
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For Curtains, Windo w
Shades, Baby Carriages, Up
holstery, etc, SC to Neve &
Child, 32S s. Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-27

The Scandinavian Mercantile
Union will hold their meeting in
the Fourteenth Ward SchOOlhouse,
"Wednesday evening, the 18th inst,
at : O'Clock, for new subscribers Of
stock. All are invited. d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-27

Fred J. May has opened up at No.
81 Commercial Street, where he will
sell the choicest Beef and Mutton
from the best herds and fiOcks of the
Territory; also Lamb, Veal and
Pork from the best grades. Delicious
aud well seasoned Sausages Of all
kinds. Sailed, Dried and Cured
Meat, both Beef and Pork. Tele-
phone No. SO. Meats promptly De-
liverpd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-27

For a choice selection of
Wall Paper call on Neve &
Child, 32S 6. Main, south Of
Fox & Symons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-27

a cieyer woman is one who ne
,n,no"Ityiges her nelghhor's right to
ave, who doesn't believe that she
atone Is the motive power OF tie
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THE HISTORICAL RECORD.

COMPLETE N BUR VOLUMES:
in leather Bindiss............-.
In Cloth "a
@FOr sac 81 the pssrsEr SEv,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-27

Go 10 SPENCER. BYwATEE & Co.
opposite CITY Hall, for Tin Roofing.
Guttering, Scouting, Stoves and
TiuwSTc, etc.
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TnIk Abont I.nrrnIns 1.

Hand and Meat Saws, Steel Shears
and Hatchets. Choice; each, 50 cts.
- S.Wcst Temple st. II. +. Phelps.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-27

\ Beautiful AssOrtmento Of Ladies'
Gents and Children's Shoes and
Slippers just arrived At Peoples
Equitable Coop. diff