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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-28
The Rulers of a Great City.


I What 40 we see in the city OF
New York today Ten o! the
twenly-siN memlCTr Of the board Of
aldermen arc r:u-sel.grs. Tbuse
ten, with four Others who are Ike
them, form q wording majority to
use ihyir ga-vctfed ino-Hl .ensh in
Z framing Orliusucss lui tne ciiy.
Their legislation has become a by
wOri,aud l. suggestiyeof' combines
anu '-b0Oiiv." No one supposes for
. moment that they study the in
t-Ests uf the city, that they are
moved hv Arguments 81 patriotism
and uuaiic virtue, ia, everyone
knows 'al' thcy ase'- tiih emOlu-
m-n'- e"t r1ii.;-ai T.css.g: Of
Office, which are The lJilicst con-
sideratiOTs with which their minds
are familiar. When any cerem0n-
ial Is held to greet distinguished
strangers, the city j. ashamed that
such a these represent il officially,
and Apologies words nave to lie
whispered TO the guests. The city,
manipulated ~ these low minds, Is
made 10 ssi'd ike C'laTaCiCrs 10 the
state stature, aud our citizens
are mortified NJ seeing in Tie chairs
%! the senate and assembly Ignorant
and vicious men, who cannot cont
prrheru . f.nrdi purpose, and who
are open always 10 the iRilueucc II
a bride. We have seen this power
20 Successful in it, strength n to
carry n state election, and openly 10
boast that it rules and intends 10
rule the Wesilthiest state IN the
Union. This, II '-iu prophecy.
means tie destruction OF ali moral
hIrTiers and the establishment Of
criminal! chaos. 10 means general
corruption aud the reign Of injustice
and oppression. IL means the
triumph Of rugues and their rUgueEy
over truth anu Righteousness. Are
we ready for this? - RCr. Dr.
HOlrUd CryHy a. Haty Forum.
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SHOOTING AT OGDEN.
Ed. McCsfrey Sends a Ballet
Through Cole Noel.

AT 2:30 this morning Ed. Mccall
frey shot Cole Noel in the abdomen,
inflicting dangerous wound. Par
tlculars were very difficult to obtain
and several stories as to ths-shooting
were told. After thorough investi-
CATION and sitting, the following ap-
pears to be nearezt the correct YER
sion: Noel and MeCaflrey were
shaking dice at the Capitol saloon
on Twenty-fifth Street, Ogden.
Drinks were the game, with some
money on the side. Both men were
partially under the influence Of
liquor. Noel had n friend with Lin,
r. Z. Jagoe, who took his part in
the Gfair. The dice we've thrown
and Noel won the money.
A dispute arose, Mccartney claim
ing that it had not been won fairly.
Noel's friend insisted that McCaf-
frey could take his, NOel's, money
II r. ~5a 4 fairly, but he could not
10 it while manipulating the dice to
his own advantage. Hot words en-
sued The bartender took the dice
box away and went TO the frontOf
the saloon.
McCaflrey drew his gun. Noel
rushed forward to catch II, lut was
nOLuuick enough, rec ewing bullet
in the left side, Just above the hip,
about four inches from the left side
Of the body. When tine bartender
jumped hack from Behind the mir
rOr he saw Noel fall. JGgOe had |
caught McCadey and shouted for |
the iartender to tale away the gun. |
He Jumped over the bar and with |
others caught McCafIfey, taking his
gun from him. JagOe then let 90 |
Of him. MUCarrey drew a knife, 1
shouting for them 10 stand back.
The bartender grabbed him and took
the knife away. Then JagOe held
him for some minutes until the OIL
rers arrived. McCanrey offered
JRgOe Sl.5 TO let him 60. He was
I'LL NANAA III ~ AhAAhNAN AlsNNAAA aaAAA 7
who TOOK him over 10 the
.iiy hall and locked him up. Re
IOrters we're reiusci admission to
ais cell when they called at the sta
ion.
4 reporter cailei at the residence
Il Noel on Twenty-third Street be-
ween Mour1eand Quincy where lie
lad been taken. lie found Doctors |
ir1ham ami Bryant in attendance
mi an examination Of the wound in
lrOgress. The physicians could not
ny anything about the affair or the
lature Of the wound, except that the
.ullet had passed straight through
he body. They did not consider 1t
cry dangerous unless inflammation
hOuld set in, but could not stop the
to give. any particu-
ar.
The injured man i a brother Of l.. ,
V. Jacket, the night ialler at the
'ity Hall, and il n brickmASOn by ,
-aLe. lie is married man. He ,
rs also brother In Ogden engaged !
q the same profession. ,
At 4 O'Clock he was still alive,
lOuSh IN considerable pain.-S,aH-
ard. ,
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Notice 20 Contractors.

Sealed bids for the erection o
additions to the TERRITORIAL N
sASE ASYLUM at Provo, Utah
Territory, Will he received until
noon, July q, 1890.
The work 30 ~ contracted iOI
comprises excavation, uraeoa-work,
carpenter-work, plastering, timing,
fire-proofing, wrought and castirOn
work and painting.
Tenders will he received either for
the entire work or for mason-wOrk,
ilre-prOOfing, carpenter-work lin
Guiding Timing, painting and
roofing, and plastering, separ-
ateiy.
The cost Of the entire work i
estimated ut about S1lO,OOO,OO.
Bids TO be accompanied by eerti-
fed checks Of 81 10000 for the en-
tire Job, and $4,000 for each -
parate bid.
The amount Of cheek to be forfeit.
ed In case bidder should not he will
Ing 10 sign contract one week after
the latter has been awarded. Bid.
t!ers are invited 10 be present at the
opening Of the bids at the date above
stated.
Tie Board Of Directors reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
Bonds Of one-half the amount o
contract price will be required; tbs
boudsmen to be residents Of th'
Territory Of Utah and acceptable e
the Board Of Directors.
Proposals TO be filled out on blanl
form. obtainable at the office OF X
Kletting. the architect Of the build
ing. at Salt Lake City, in the Hoop
or x Eldredge Block.
Plans aud specifications will b
ready for inspection at the Asylum
in Provo and at the Office Of tn
architect, in Salt Lake City, from
Wednesday, June p, 1890.
BY authority Of the Board Of Di
rectors.
W. y. DUsENBERRY,
Chairman OF Building Comnittee
a
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JEALOUSY.

There's o. >lrfll tyrlul Roaming
UpaHi toau tHis little world.
AMI wEerg'er he gets e lodging
Tricky cuv'1us darts are hurled.
Eye sec through no rose 10 lenses,
Ear- convey M vel meant word;
But with sen-es all perverted,
Evcry uriY pass-1a e. stirred.
he stops De tide tire hearihstoac,
lie Will ven; his bitter ire.
Til uron lie -arred alta-
FigseCly burns Unhaliowed Ere
Jnul every TIE o severed
Which bin d hear. 70 kindred heart.
Andirom homes once happy shelter
Peace Will eyerIEore depart.
Who, thEi's seen THIS Cgil monster,
Who. that heard IT. hateful Erovyl-
seen the strife which mark MS pathway
And he DARK and gloomy s>owl-
Would moment 1--WE an entrance
To their heart for one 50 vile.
Banning from is sscred precincts
Love and chlriiy's sweet smile
M. he wa;shiul, lac T. going
Up aud down the wide World DER.
And where cr be seek admi;iance,
shut in haste the boEDm's DOOR
let, too ia.e you sit repenting
81 the folly yOu may zee,
For this fearful. roaming tyraut
Bsars the name Of jealousy.
n. CGHi. o.. IA ne FsllHand FiTe'ide::
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GODDESS OF LIBERTY.
The Honor TO he Conferred on a saIt
Lake Lady
CONSPICUOUS Foa HER beauty

The committee having in charge
the Gear of State'' and other fea
lures Of the great Fourth Of July
trades parade and industrial pa.
geant, have struck upon a novel and
at the same time a very interesting
manner Of determining who shall
be the Goddess Of Liberty" They
are anxious TO tOhfer the honor
upon THE Salt Lake lady whose
beauty will en.itle her to that dis
tincti0n.
Messrs. Burgess, Burton and Ste
vens, OF the committee. Do not care
20 assume such responsibility. They
have accordingly decided 10 let the
matter be determined by popular
vote.
The manner Of voting will be as
follows. Each q the daily papers
viii he requested to publish In every
issue during the present month the
form Of ballot printed below. ANY
person desiring TO cast one or more
votes for nre or rsOre candidates
must procure 5ac n licsr isip7.s, fiji
it out properly with the name Of the
person for whom they vote, and
either hand il in or send it 10 tine
Office Of the SeCrt tary of the cham
Der u commerce Ivy l. Och cs, mid
night. OF June ~.
No r!0rc .han Jnr manic or each
l'aliCt Sill IL allol. cd. 70 sigma
lures fcgGiicd. Es-Ecde can be
voted for, and the relative rahk Of
all candidates will be published
daily in all papers.
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Changes in Train Time.

As announced few days ago, the
changes in the Union Pacific time
table 20 into effect tomorrow, June
%. Trains on the main hne viii
leave and arrive as follows:
Leave for Ogden: $40 a. m, I:sl
p. M, 5 p. M, $50 pm.
Arrive from Ogden: 800 a. M. 10.
81 a. M, 1880 p. m, 7:20 D. m.
Leave for south: 7:I0 a. m, Ala
Z. m.
Arrive from south s:45 am, As
pm.
Trains for Garfield Beach will
leave this city as follows: S:IO am,
(except Sundaysl, 1915 am. 10 IS
PM, las pm, 2:45 pm, S:s5 pm,
4: IS pm, 5:45 PM, Gas p.m.tfex.
cept Mondays and Tuesdaysl, 7:I5
pm. Except Mondays and Tues,
days..
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,c,oTs SERVICES

-. .sr1icesefthe. , Church nc, 3
i an u in s s1s.5 10 commencing at
E lodk .-fss will visit tie
satFE ,.,-is services are lie'u
he CON, o.'s ward meeting houses
. !. r,rIr- Taa'eE ann
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President BriEh.m Young.

Its mF Intention TO compile all
my fathers letters for publication,
and l will be greatly obliged to all
those who have such letters il they
will kindly forward them TO James
4. Little, care JureHiie Instructor
Office, Salt Lake City, that they
may be correctly copied. All such
letters will be most carefully
handled and returned safely to the
owners. Respectfully, -
DIS JOHS W.YOU No,
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n. pfNwooDEY
Is REArV

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN,
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 storel,
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 65 employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
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NOrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Elizabeth Bfunker. AdministrAtrix Of
the estate OF James Cabble, deceased.
has rendered for settlement. and hled
in said Court, her final account Of her
administration Of said estate and petition
for nnal distribution Of the residue Of said
estate among the persons entitled thereto.
and that Monday. the elst cay ef July.
I'D. isea. a. 10 o click . N, ~ the TOUT
Room OF said Court. IN the County Courf
House, salt Lake City and County. Utah
Territory, has been duly appointed by the
Judge % said Court for the settlement Of
said account and hearing aid petition for
distribution, At which time and place any
person interested IN said estate may appear
and show carSe. :. any there be. Why sdd
account shsui1 not be settled and approved
and final Distribution made a. prayed for.
Dated June 9Th, ls2o
JOHN G. CUTLER,
dtai5-c Clerk o. the Probate Court.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT C0NYEN
TIONS.
Calf o. the Peoples Contra Cs-'
mittee

HEADQUARTERS COUNTY CENTRAL
! COMMITTEE PBoPLE's PARrr.
Je-e %, 1890.
At meeting CT Inc County Gen.
tral Ce-smittee OF the Peoples
Party, held Friday evening, June =
1890, also Of the Presidents and other
officers ofthe City wsrd Clubs, after
a full and free discussion Of the Sub
ject of nominating school trustees, it
was unanimously decided that a
delegate convention should ee held
for each municipal ward, on We'd
nesday: July 2 Fl s O'Clock, for the
purpose e nominating two candi-
oates from each municipal ward, for
school trustees, to be voted for on
the second Monday in July.
That primary meetings be held in
the several Bishops wards on Mon
day evening, June 80, at 6 O'Clock,
for the election Of deleSates 10 said
conventions
That tho number Of delegates
shall he double the number COM
prising the last City Convention.
Ii was further decided that presi- |
dents OF ward clubs in each runfci-
pal ward shall co.-.fsute a NUM- |
cipal ward co7amittee, to have the |
entire charge Of election matters in |
their respective wards, that they
may organize by electing a president
whose duty it will be to report to the
Central Committee. |
It was also decided that The Scan
Club continue. and keen
up their present organization,
In conformity with the foreSS.ng.
a delegate convention Of zach Of the
Eve municipal wards Of salt Lake
City r. hereby called, to meet on
Wednesday next, the End day OF
July, 1890, ass O'Clock D. M, for ire
purpose OF dominating tA7b candi-
istes iJr school r-rs.ees from each
nu Etcipsl wBcd, 10 be voted for on
the 18th day OF July, 1890.
Primary meetings for the election
( delegates to said convention will
K held in each Of the Bishops
yards, at the usual places OF meet
lg, on Monday, June 20, at so'clock
m. The representation in each
will be as follows:
The convention in the First
lunicipsl Ward will be held in the
,inth Ward Westinghouse and 4
i'll consist offorty delegates, allotted q
, the several wards as follows. $
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-28
HAMPTON, JONES & Co.,
So Real Estate. -Ss

Choicest Building Lots in market
Fast side Liberty Park, 500 Il
$1,000.
Lots near corner 9Th West ant
eth South. Si75 to s525.
Lots near corner 9Th West and 9th
South, $500 to 1900; fine flowing
wells may he had on any Of the
above lois,
First class business, prospective
business, and acreage properties.
sE- Office, 90 :. Main Street.
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Dcformi,y From Bright. DIses.e.

$. d. VauBuskirk, Of Demaresl,
y. J., says Aug. %, 1ssS: s'Dr.
David Bennedy's Favorits Rem.
eds, of Rondout, y. Y, has cured
our daughter Of Bnght's Disease,
after all other means had failed.
She was so swollen that she meas
ured IS inches around the waist,
and Is inches below the knee. To
say that we feel thankful for such a
boon as Fav0rite Remedy Is but 4
poor expression Of the feelings Of
grateful parents.
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ID n-E5 =.

RUGs.-At her resitencJ. IS cat Thiri
South Street, salt Lake City, Of typhoid
pneumonia, ~ pI5 pm, juno ., Marv
Jane Eeisrn Ensign, beloved wife o; n.
Besuuoni RagE; born March IL. lisa. She
leaves husband and four children. the
youngest babe . days old. Shedisd in
full faith OF the Gospel.
Funeral al Eighth Ward Westinghouse a,
iP m, Sunday. Friends arc invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-28

Iau1es Narsh, OF Atcn, Nebraska,
after al e-ssetF-Hes n four years III
selling Chamberlain Psln Balm.
says: ''It is the best and most Ts,l-
anle liniment ever produced" A
fifty cent bottle Of il will accomp-
liSh more in the treatment Of rbtu-
matism, lame back or severe sprains
than Ave dollars invested in any
other way. For sale by Y. G.. NJ. /.
Drug Department.
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This Sale begins Monday, Jun,
30, and continues four days, Tues,
day, July /, Wednesday, =, and
Thursday, ?. Ladies, we will not
state any prices on TRAINED or I'm
trimmed goods, but come and see
and be convinced that you are buy.
ing goods at n very lew figure.
Our Sale viii last only four days.
and will he the last Sale this sum.
mer at the City Of Paris, No. 81
East First South Street.
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Washington dispatch saws.
.-s -Tst assistant p0stmaster-
has Notified Delegate Game
1. Z. establishment Of The follow.
:. -.s io5foihces in Utah: Lew
- -ele county, Miles Hen
/ 's.m2SteE Fl Dorado.
-ise county, James Oliver.
Henrysrille. Garfield
80 A5s. NJ \. Ingraham,
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Pneumonia and Bronchitis Carry
of Oue.Gitird Of the Human Race.

on Vne-tutru OF me Human Race.
Ii Is not generally known that
Pneumonia and Bronchitis carry of
one third Of the human race, but
such are the faEts, and what Is more
surprising, both OF the sbove
diseases result from neglecaps
common ordinary cold. A cough
should HArer be neglected. II it i,
every time yOd catch cold you
cough harder, and it sticks 81 you
longer. Billiards. HOrehound Syrup
is tile best remedy in the world for
Pneumonia, Bronchitis and all
throat and lung troubles. II you
have any throat trouble, call for
BailErd's Horehound Syrup and
take no other. ZiOn's Cooperative
Mercantile institution, Agent.
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ALI organizations Who will par
ticipate in the gland parade on July
Fourth. ere. requested 10 report 10
the marshal o. TOE isr as soon as
possible, giving approximately th4it
numbers, that proper position may
be assigned them and that the
bands, may be equitably located.
HENRY PAGE,
Marshal Of the DAY.
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We DO not sell Trimmed Hats at
80 cts. and UntrinImed at is etss,
hut give them away 10 those unable
to buy. Remember this generous
offer Ia a, the City Of Paris, No. 80
T.. Finst South Street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Removal.

Gse. G. RIsEs; the pioneer boot
and shoe maker, wishes to inform
the public that he has removed his
stand to 80 w. First South, upstairs,
where he will be pleased to see
parties needing anything in his
line, either new work or mendiDg,
and guarantees punctuality and
good work. dl0d
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The best Thread for Hand or Ma
chine use Is Clark's ''Mile. End. -
White thread wound on lack spools.
For sale by $. KELLNER, New Dry
Goods Store, 205 and 207 s.. Main
Street. thr 4 sat
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OGDEN lots

'lafu was arrested by
Hansen yesterday and turned
4 equity United States Mar.
O. b. Mcclellan. Dufin j.
4 - Eih robbing a man be.
anu >3ltLake by mean.
Fl ~, % clothes were stolen
h Nelson, Al the residence
4 a.. A-Quarrie. corner Of
4 I'm and Adams. while
4 'eEe IN a hack room.
!2y. The police have
=l working at the case.
T@ Tar failed to trace the
.' 5..'i slosed person emptied
.r-.. .' ri a bottle Of vitTiol
Inferior Of one Of Martin
,1',.aSs,, while standing in
$3.50 Oh Wednesday night.
aiEnei great holes in ibe
>. Z. I. anu other parts Of the car
-g!ns damage To the extent
4--hlred dollars. The Sr15
-..s'et a reward Of S56 f,-tba
cry and conviction Of the ' ~
~ ~ rS evening about 4.ap o..r,.,.
1. r. ni,r>on EEL from on. or ' Tn
~, /, y, ihe Carnival PIlsc,, " VIII rIe
~. .'- IN raising the canvass !" M IN
i. AN. anu when up the '' mas !
-.',y fer- the cjim ms
, nd iil:auug Ericsson IN The
s.s- falling he -rasped a
I'd -.lasI His back was n :
\. Toe fall, and il reo on ne,
| m s7 Of several men 10 helm
i -' h'ne.-Hagdard.
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To our numerous patrons In Salt
Lake City, we take pleasure in all
nouncing that we are fully prepared
TO fill all demands which you may
make upon US for our unequalled
Lager Beer.
SALT LAKE CRY BREWING Co.,
JACOB MORTZ,
Gen'l Manager.
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No. 20 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 RETAIL, and make
Cents Suits to order from
our ce!ebr, ted Cashmere.
Shall be pleased to see old
and new patrons.
JOHN C. CUTLER & BRO,
AGENTS, PROVO and DES-
Fret WOODEN MILLS, OPP
posIte Grant Bros Co. Sta
bles.
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FRAGMENTS.

-pr annual meeting Of EloH
lit Ruilding Society p =
Il med rr WEDNESDAY even d. q i
-a.b. a.s r'al-ek, n I. {. W.
p. sias.5-."
/ -,r .r-sn! quorum Of >eyenil'e
lrlI II regular meeting on
/ --i,v evening n 80. II ne RI
4 ..,5 Mari assembly hall
* THOMAS has a. announce
III, dbl, issue Of &. special Tar
r.ls ufaie.i and children :
4 ,4srs IL .7c days next week.
i -r.ssry .ue-ssgesa at the West
-,c.Hre for c. NJ. Daggett,
-. Z WeiJuhr, James Good,
-; mar. { haEles Mum, Miss
. In a7ier-Ja and james 4.
TrfuC. r. ALDEIDH, iorm-
e. Minnesota. nave come %
-s.;.epernsHently and
r-,a-s i.. ~ =. ' $500, ~
FL -- ........ ''i'e / IL u ''''N (
Fl .----- '
IA - rric-, aloa- 80, the
sg- John Ssyers, Of the
"a Wlri presented her
- 18th q bouncing girl.
.iI,l.-s7i infant are doing well
-#.s H.ls- IS u0rreSp0nJingb
-
observation-disclosures.
.al :. .'i- -.. - Inns ~.
sl-s Trs-eli.s a.t-' .looH Wa
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Not having any Telephone, our
customers will please leave orders at
Margeits' Bros. Book Store, or at
Phillip Margetts' Wine Depot for
Margett' Ale and Porter, also for
Malt and Hops.
ESTATE OF II. B. MARGETTs.
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Give him a Call.

For Repairing Of all kinds Of Fur
niture and Upholstery or Carpet
taken up, cleaned and laid, go to the
SASDBERG Furniture Co., los w.
South Temple Street.
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PARASOES!! PARASOLS!! PARASOLS !

Paraso Zoe @ 2Oc CSC
Satin Pao $780, worth
One lot Of Ladies' Striped and Checked silk FOngee Paaso
duced from $3.50.
Striped Plain Satin ParasoE
Fancy Lattice Umbrellas
Choice and Umbrellas 33
per cent
a5c; S5 reduced from 4c higher grades reduced proportion
Sc, 47lc, SOC and IO dozen; worth almost double
Hemstitched
keh $3.50 dozen; sngy I5c eaeh sold for less than
One Of Misses light eolored SIX Hose, 4s 45c; worth
Of Ladie fancy
One lot Of Ladies' e5c BalbriggaR Hose, for
Ladies' coOr Hose l and l5; worth double
the
fancy Hose pair
10. Of White regular price
a fToH65e o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-28
'aly Contributor"

i. 's''.t.T for July contains
/ "a. .lgnving of the pioneer
4 O.. -.ah, with the first arti.
w.. ject by Bishop o. +.
It's Alfred LambOurne con.
H. ..2sciUating love story,
u Mystery OF the
u he title Of Santiago's
putinuation Of his
g'cArs. DIR. VI. H.
T. an article on
r-on.' There are two
De- NJ. EDITORIAL treats on
| ,a,.r.' !. Fgstival'' and "Pub-
n Y The late conference
- ~ N. /. A. receives
ssl - =, ~, ,ne Association In
lem. -4toe officers will find
Sc n Interest. The second
AW Ae ''AIorrisite War,
y I'M l. also given. A
Ii,7r,i o Interest on the s.Utah
Z. ay y. ,Ioliege" is contri-
/ p ! ". Sanborn, and
gssbs /, Ialmage discusses
syt, Iy. in his attrac-
~ ls d. H. Roberts con-
! -a- ' az on the .sNephite
I silg5, y, glnef items of interest
i = d. "a ms 1umber, which
N, IN the present
/ as ~ 5'ter array OF first
.,ss-,..,.'5s has ever before
TN one number of
'''isliion than IL
July Contribution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-28

To our Country Customers: Don't
be deceived; we have ample supply
on hand Of our unequalled Lager
Beer TO fill your orders.
SALT LAKE CITY BREWING Co,
JACOB MORTz,
Gen'l Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-06-28

4 lls Miss Cora Stone
81 's- 50 badly burned on
- e7eaiug by the accidental
W. u a kerosene lamp.
90 her injuries. The
nj - 90 drst thought that she
= ,s,o1ef out tine flames had