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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16
Intimidation in Idaho.

The shameless manner in which
the federal officials are running
things in the southeastern c0Inties
of Idaho i enough 10 make one
wonder whether those COUNTIES he
long 10 ihe north or the south. Iu-
limitation generally refer, 10 the
colored people; but this new State
of Idaho has 20 greatly advanced the
theory Of the strong arm, that 1t j.
made To cover the whites. Nearly
two years ago a general election was
held, courts have been regularly in
session from term 10 term, grand
juries have assembled and been dis
charged; during all this period
nothing was said or thought
Of about irregularities at the
last election in ISIS. hut now
on the eve Of another election.
that section il covered all over with
deputies with writs in their hands,
arresiing electors Tor alleged illegal
ities at the last election. IL several
hundred men arrested now were
really guilty in registering or vOt-
ing - long ago, these officials ought
b be discharged from their Offices
for not finding IL out before this.
II courts ami their officers are here
simply as instruments Of Oppression
and wrong, We had better lie with
out them. The hold statement Of
the fact that four counties u Idaho
are now overrun with official deSper-
ADDE'S, arresting hundreds Of old ciii-
zens for alleged offences committed
two years ago, and only now brought
TO block in the face u another eleC-
ton, i sufficient condemnation Of
itself.-hctcilul R'ys,JHc.
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WESTERN NEWS NOTES


Tuesday afternoon, shortly after
. O'Clock, tire black clouds that lad
hung all day ever the town. AZ
Iarcuily hunt and the rain de-
CcuG,d in a Hood Tor about three
hour, with Tat slight iHioTIi-s.0n.
The oldest iuhaLlt1ut Wa unable o.
remember a heavier rain in the his
tory 81 Grand junction. Owing o.
the late hJus az which tile storm
ceased, aud the n,aEly imVas-aile
condition 90 the streets. a full in
vrnt1ry 81 the damage done around
town was not obtained. Bliss c,l-
lar was Hooded bui the rUlds were
ct up ON stills and ,-tli Ell damage.
The electric light wins were bluLtn
and temporary darkness prevailed.
This WAS rcuus.iei. however. later.
Tsc ditch along Filth street over
flowed and h0Jiuti the cellar uf the
new National Bank builjins. caus-
Ing a great deal 81 eNia work Tor
John Lum~.!yu, the contractor. He
and "A gang - men stood hailiur
water increasingly cut 81 the
cellar, white the pouring rain
thorough j. saturated them, for at
lest two hours UT more. Numltr
three passenger tain on tine Rio
GTIuIe, due here a: G:sl in the AZ
tern0ou, was reported eight hUuI-
late ON account II a wa,hUut. =
gang 81 men and pa tiys were or
deui sent Ia a point west 81 the
tunnel, near bridgeport. Just when
the LUaL viii hr IeIaird Wa not
known last night at a hate hour.
The present break j. ia the same
place where the last storm cau~s,l "a
similar delIy. The Telegraph wires
were down all DAY AMI working
hiily last night, ~ that NJ definite
idea q the cNicai q the storm was
attainablv. IL j. believed. however,
g have been gene al over western
Colorado az least. The rain cooled
the atmosphere materially, and il
fact the tIrNhuuc of summer. - far
A. hot weather i concerned, ap-
ICars 90 L. broken. % 10 spc,k.-
sirlHd junction .Nfr.
MONTANA.
one Of the bplIe,t roblcries that
ever took place in Butte WIS COM
mitted Tuesday Afternoon at the
residence u Mrs. Lgaviit. on Past
Broadway. Mrs. Leavitt conducts
a dres-makiug establishment in th,
fr'nt rOJm and has her dwelling in
the rear. Ntsterlay she had orca-
sion % step into the yard and was
gone 5ut few moments. anu upou
returning found fellow in her iii
ting room. When aSkel who ne
was and what he wanted lac rpplfctF
that lac was looking for a lady h.
thought lived there. He then
walked q the front door and de-
parted Thinking there might be
something wrong she examined her
bureau drawers n once ami discov-
cred that her gold watch and
chain and a small sum o. money
had disappeared. As soon as po--
sihle she notified the police and
gave a good description Of the fe'-
low, hut he evidently had time 20
hide both himself and his l,ooty-
From the description the police
think II Is one Of the men who were
caught rObhing the McDeruott
hOus few days ago and who. upou
being pursued 10y Mr.. Wey, dreg
n revolver upon him. IL the gang
OF thieves who have recently
reached here from other cities in
tend 10 commit such bold ac.s il will
beho0ve the citizens TO adopt radical
measures 10 put n stop to them
Butte Mining JouFHal.
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The Board Of Hralfh.

The citizens OF salt Lake City
should hccOmc familiar with the
rules adopted 10y the Board Of
Health. otherwise they may get
into trouble 10y uuwittily acting in
conflict with them.
On the Slh OF August the follow
ing was adopted IN relation to births.
Rule /. Al physicians aud mid
wives shall return 10 the Blanl Of
Health a statement Of each birth at
the end Of each month. giving date
u higih, name. sex. auI color. also
the name. age, nativity. occupation
and residence u parents.
On the SINE date the following
regarding LIriais.
HUH. I. No person shall receive a
g-rmit f5T burial who docs not pre-
sent % the iUIni u health "A certifi-
cate of death si-nci hy the attend
ing physician, a midwife o. under
takcr.
Rule II. No person shall he al
lowed Ia remove from salt Lake
City the remains 81 a dead person
without fir-t presenting Ia the board
Ui health certificate uf death prop
crly signed 10y q physician, In good
Standing. ami an undertaken. aud
must Uh;gin from the health COM
missioner a permit for such transit.
l'ulo III. ANY person or persons
having died frDm diphthcria. scarlet
fever or small poN shall have no
public burial.
Tine annexed were adopted on the
subject % quarantine:
HulrI. Il shall bc the du:y Of all
physicians o. REPORT Immediately 10
the EnarI 81 Health all cases Of
liphthvria, smallpox aud scarlet
fever.
Rule II. The plarc wherein any
person or persons are located having
any Of the diseases mentioned in
Rule I shall have displayed thereon
a yellow flag, upon which j. print
,-i. in plain black letters, the name
u the disease which therein exists.
Rule III. IL shall bee uuliwiul for
any person or persons 20 remove or
interfere in any way with said flag
without permission from Health
Commissioner.
Rule ~. No person who j. or las
seen affected with any 81 the dis
eases named in Rule shall be pei
mittei % leave the house in which
hc or she resides. or lodges. without
permit from the board Of health.
DO Ice issued GA "A receipt Of a cer-
tific.ite from the attending physi-
clan that all danger 81 communicate
ing the disease has passed; aud no
person residing or lodging in a
house wherein such a disease i
present shall attend school, church
or other public place, without PER
mission from the board Of health.
The following extract from the
Health ordinance defines the pun
ishment Tor neglect To comply:
'Sec. l.. That any person who
violates, dis1beys. omitS. ueglects OF
refuses q comply with, or rcsists
any u the rules, orders, prOclama-
tons or sanitary regulations Of the
B1ari Of Health, Health Commits
siuner or Mayor, or who omits, neg
lecis or refuses 30 comply with
or who rgsists any officers or
orders or special regulations Of said
Buaui 81 Health, Health Commits
sioner or Mayor, shall, upon CON
victiUE, he fine. in a sum not les
than five $500 dollars nor more
than one hundred SlUl.Ull dollars. -
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I. B. B. :.

The annual meeting Of the stock
hoIdcrs Of lions Benefit Building
society was held at the Z. c. NJ. /.
shoe factory last eSening. The
financial report was read, showing
an excellent business for the past
wear. The election OF officers re-
suited ia the choice Of the follow
ing:
+. q. Wehler, president.
4. ". Carlson, vice-presiient.
l.. =. Hills, treasurer.
W. J. Blteman, secretary.
Thus. W. sloan, assistant secTc-
t3ry.
Directors: II. J. Grant, L. w.
Nadsen, Arthur Parsons, Chas. :.
Burton. John {. Cutler, Oliver
HOdgs0u. W. H. Rove, g. NJ
Cannon. Elias \. Smith, Thos-
Hull. ". J. Lewis.
Auditors. ID. \. Swan, X. -
Wells, J. II. Burrows.
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Arrests.

last evening Fauk G1prI, u
Logan, was aFTys;g-lin this city, on
"a charge 81 ipsui alton. lie WIS
tascn 10 Logan.
\ man u1mcI Christensen was
arrested las uisat Ir cruelty ID.
animals. His aiiy- q! that hrdravc
a hsr-e Tint ua- TO laHg o. Ic
wUrsy,i. lie could not Ii..d uui--
men, ami j. sin Ia custody. await
ing a t:iM uuinrs Comm -silu,r
NorrpIl.
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ENerNbndY Interested

On Monday next, at the Theatre.
a benefit will lee given To Messrs.
Weihe and Mcintyre, who are about
To proceed TO Europe, where they
expec; 10 perfect their musical ,-iu-
cation. in which they have both
made praisew0rthy progress. They
are 10th known iavOnbly 10 the
salt Lake public and the people are
interested in their welfare.
\ fine programme has been pre-
pared for the occasion and those who
attend will enjoy a rich musical
treat, anu at the same time assist
two artists on the road toprOficiency
and lame. All CLASSES ofthe commun-
ity will no doubt join in making a
great success Of the entertainment.
n H. object is entirely distinct from
anything partizan. Let the Theatre
Ice filed IN every mart.
The following i the programme:
l. Overture Black Domino. -isL,r.
Orchestra
II. >pi4nato and Pll1aaise. Csonfs-
Joseph NeIuivre.
III. l. Bella Esp1saola. TsJaui,
Orchestra
II. In Old Madrid. Truterc,
ME- J. Hawicy.
y. British Patrol, FrisE.
Orchestra
VI. Ara from Barber Of Seville Eossiai,
signor CamPobello.
vi. AEdaate anf FINALE from Concerto,
McHdc'Ba.H,
". Z. Weihe-
VII. Ave Mare, GouHof, Violin oblIgato.
Mr.. Weihe,
Mrs. V. NJ. {. Silva
TX. serenade for Finite and Horn. TRf,
Messrs. smith and sharp
y. Loves siory, A'Hg'
String Orchestra
III Dundes Mareh, Wagner.
Orchestra
co,auc.or. n. 5. Krouse.
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An Outrageous Deed.

On THURSDAY evening a da,tarily
act was committed 10y a person at
present unknown. THE officers
were notified, aud at their desire
the matter was kept quiet yesicT-
day. The story IL the occurrence
j. about n follows: Mrs. Bacon.
wife II james II. Bacon, Of the
Bank Of Salt Lake, was walking
along Second South Street. accom-
PANIED 10y har brother, when ,hr
heard sUmUOne following them. She
paid no attention al fr>t, lat the
stranger gradually came closer. Mr,.
Bacon became nervous aud toll neT
brother hat some one was follow ius
them. Shc believed then that tEc
man meant robbery. Her brother
hslled and turned round. lie saw
the man dart into n doorway
below the Walker OpcrI House.
As hc was about % follow thr
stranger lac was arrested hy pierre
ing shrek from his sister. TuruiE.
around he saw tie hack OF her dr,=->
in a blaze. The fellow hai 10y
means Of a syringe OF aiDmizer
SJuiuei a chemical SUPPOSED tu lv
composed Of phosphate aud sulphur.
and probably ether, on the lady'>
dress. The chemical set fire 10 iu-
Vulnerable holes In the garment.
Mrs. BacUu's brother, when lac saw
the fame. sprtng forward b her aid
and tore the dress oil. bat not before
the chemical had penetrated a. the
skirts aui charred them. The young
man had his hauis harmed la his
efforts h. save his sister. Fortunately
she wore on that evening a WOODEN
dress, and that did not burn ~
fieTcely a. cotton, otherwise the
lady would undoubtedly have been
severely burned. She u suffering
greatly from the shock.
II is hardly probable that the per
son who performed the cuwarIly
deed intcnic Il that Mrs. Bacon
should lie the victim. lie doubtless
misto0k her for some woman on
whom lac wished % wreak a terrible
vengeance.
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Walked in His SIeen.

On Thursday evening, as the
Union Pacific excursion trail was
returning from Syracuse, 1t Stacked
speed at the Hot Springs. a son Of
Mr.. Barton SnaIr, Of the Sixth
Wand, about eight year. Of age. was
asleep in n seat, AMI a.
the train came nearly to
standstill, he suddenly ruse
sEd walked outside, and Ofrthe plat
form Of the ear. He was asleep NJ
the time, hut the sudden contact
with the ground awakened him.
The conductor was on the car, and
stopped the train. The boy Wa
picked up and was found TO lie un-
hurt
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Twrnlielh EngIi.h Eiilinn.

We have ju-, received from y. VI.
McAlii-,er amt Co., "a COPY % the
Saints llymu BaDs, printed aud
Published "a, Liverpool rs President
Gc0rsr Tya-lalr. u j. very COM
pirte aud Is o.. Lag. clear tylc. %
contains q number % urw hymns
10y Utah authors gUi iIa- Subjective
aud mciTiCIl iuTiUNy- g~ well a- a
titu 'ar uu-. ltI.a r1r.iilHlr Irut
agi wi> l-ih.i-h'-i uu!=r tire Iyr-uE-
al sI.pTvi-iuUu; iig.tA,r NCNliisiyr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16

The best medical writers claim
that the Successful remedy for nasal
catarrh must be nOu-irritating, easy
OF application, and one that
will reach all the remote sores and
liberated surfaces. The history Of
the efforts 70 treat catarrh during
the past obliges Us TO admit that Only
one remedy has met these cnndi-
tons, and that is Ely's Cream Balm.
This pleasant remedy has mastered
catarrh as nothing else has ever
done, and both physicians and pa
tients freely cOncede this fact. The
more distressing symptoms yield to
IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16

'Dily except Monday and Tues
lay.
tENcept Sunday.
Fare FOR the ruunG trip, 81 cents.
Tickets For sale nj wasatch Cor
ueT, III Main Street. aud ut Depot.
:. W. ECCLES,
G.. l.. \, salt Lake.
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PnIiee Cnnri.

Today Mat HOsh was fined > for
being drunk, and Denny Call and
J. g. Jensen each forfeited the same
amount, len 10 secure their appear
ance 10 answer the same charge.
J. II. Kirk is held % answer for
the wilful destruction Of some prop
eTty.
Harry Whitaker was convicted OF
stealing a pair Of shoes, worth one
dollar, from the Western Shoe aud
Dry Goods Company's store. SEN
tence was suspended,as he was only
fourteen years old.
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n. DINWOODEY
Is READY

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 storcl,
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and Parlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 8 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
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- II n TH -

DoU.ALL-A an August d. IN Oh,
Seventeenth Ward, thi- city. Of gastric
fever. Tsresa, daughter q whIiam q. and
Maria Young nougail. aEef > years
Funeral Sunday, August Il. atgp.m-.
from residence
DAr--ln Hunter Ward. salt Lake Coun-
~, July 9Th. lsa'. Of dIphiheria, LEROY 7.
sou Of A. n. and Charlotte Day. eyed II
years and months.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Bids will lie received at our fflice
until O'Clock Aug. ~, 1891, for
cNoavating for cellar for Reality
Building. on Wet Temple Street.
between Second ard Third South
Streets. Plans and Specifications
at our Office, 6l3 Progress Building.
: 10 bids for house now ON site, 10
De taken away.
DALLAS X Hedges.
- \ r.hiInnis
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NOTICE. 10 CREnIInRs-
Esiaie Of Richard y. Morris. Deceased.

Estate Of Richard y. Morris. Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY TIE
~ underlined. Executors % the Last
VIII % Eirhnru '. Morris, deceased. % the
CREDITOR Of, and all psrsans having claims
aEainsf the said deceased. 20 exhibit them
Win the Necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the hist pubhcation q this no
uce. 70 the sad executors, al No. q, West
. uih Temple street
dated salt LAKE & ". Utah. August 18th,
-. ELIAS MOERI-.
RICHARD v. MuEEIS.
Executors % the last VIII Of Richard y.
0rTIs. deceased oaw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-16

Mr.. DIudas aus G. ". Wallace
were before Commissioner Green
man yesterday afternoon on a
change 81 adultery The ,NSmina-
ton resulted iu their beiug held Ia
await tie action VI thu .rui Jury.
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The CFLsuEAIED SPECIALIST AMI
ORTHOFFBIC SCEGEJS', u Indian
apOlis, Indiana, Is now at the It.
James Hotel. salt Lake city. ami
will remain until September 1T,
only. The doctor has had a large
business in Utah fOr uTany years,
and will he glad to see former
patients ami afflicted parties who
desire 70 consult him in regard to
his NV Methods Of Treatment
All forms % Chronic and Surgical
Diseases and deformities successfully
treated. Special attention given To
the treatment q diseases peculiar
10 females. All afflicted should call
early during the Doctors stay in
,ity dim
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Tartar

Are bzr,aeIes on the teeth at hrst creamy.
then crusgy. then removable on'y BY The
Dentist II iooscns the teeth. and maktr
the gums tender Don't permit u TO gather
use sOZDDONT, and Keep the mouth c'ean
md The teeth healthy.
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Large lot Of the best Portland
Cemc1t just received by Morrison,
Merrill 4 Go. Get their prices be-
fore buying. 2+S North, 81 West.
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OF hc County Teachers EIaBiiga-
fi0R and Examination Of Normal
applicants.
TUE COUNTY TEACHERS EXAMIN-
Il alton Of salt lake County will BE- held
IN the University buildins. hursday and
Friday. August 2tst and sind. AZ % an
The eNamlnsfian % Normal Applicants
% attend the University OF Deserei during
the coming year will be held az the samS
time and place on Satur az. August 21rd.
wa. NJ STEWART,
J. 3 TORONTO,
d r ALGEN.
County Board Of Examiaation-
d&s
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Il is my intention to compile all
my fathers Letters for publication,
and | will he greatly obliged 10 all
those who have such letter. II they
will kindly forward them to james
\. Little, care JIrcsfis Instructor
Ctcc, Salt Lake City, that they
may be- correctly copied. All such
letters will lie most carefully
handled and returned safely 10 the
owners. Respectfully,
LIS JUHN w. NOUNG.
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ma, nnd Grain Manted.

We want hay and grain at high
ct market price in exchange for
farm imllements-Rakes, Flows,
Mowers or Binders. 4 rare chance
tn procure standard implements on
easy terms
STUDEEARER Bros. MIRO. Co,
DIS Nv - and y Main 81.
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CARPET REMNANTS

From ! to 25 yards in a piece,
all grades, will be sold at half
price. Must be closed out in
one week. Call and get a
bargain at n. DINWOODEY'S
in Calder's Music Palace.
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The bCSt Thread for Hand or Ma
chine use i Clark'- ''NIile End. a."
White thread wound on lhck sp0Ols.
For sale 10y :. KELLSER. New Dry
GOJds Store, 25 and ~ =, Main
street. thr * sat
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No 20 SOUTH. WEST TEN
PIE STREET.

Is where We are now doing
o. usireSs. We have = full
limo OF HOME MADE WOOL
Ell c OBS. WHOLESALE
4 Id re ALL, and make
&c t. Suits to order from
ur celebrated Cass mere.
Shall he pleased to see old
A. q new patrons.
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO,
AGENTS. PROVO and DES-
Fret WOODEN MILLS, OPP
pcsite Grant Bros Co. Sta
bleS.
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DAN.-lu Hunter Ward. July 1T, 10 the
wife % A. H. bay, a son Mother and child
doing we'll.
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Or. }. Thomas, Dentist,
Herald Block, corner west and LIST
South It, :. l.. city. NItslized ali
administered. Il
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NOTICE or FORFEITrRE.
bingham Canyon. salt LAKE County. Utah.
June Iith. i-au-

aaANN AaAaAa ~
Two GEORGE MUELLER. you AEE
Il hereby notified that have expended
three hundred 0u' dollars in labor aud
improvements upon the Rose mine West
Mountain Mining utstsIrt a. Will appear by
ccruncate sled On the Office nf the Recorder
OF alt Lake County. Utah. m order To- hold
-hmc for the years ending December sIst
l--a. l--'i, l~-5s l~--. ISIS. and u within
ninety days after this notice by publication
yuu fail or rrfu-c o. contribute your pro.
portion Of surh expenditure A. co-uwner
your interest m sad claim will become the
property q The subscriber under section
Ia % the Ee ised statutes % The United
stgtrs. HERMAN WILLS.
HFHuv "a
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\ No. I River sand OF BIilding
Clay. address Cyrus n. Gold, care
IL Il. G. VI. T., ;. l.. City, who viii
furnish you from one 10 10, 0On loads.
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ITO HARVEST SALT. At >ALTAGR
Il tur p1rilculnr- app O. y. ". CLAr-
ruN. Manager. AZ their oalce on Wet TEN
q e street. opposite Herald Onice- dN-
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Own importation II Goods oPen-
ing up daily at Peoples Equitable
CO-Op.
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MIS-. WfSsLnw's SOOTHING SYErr
should always be uscd Tor children teeth.
iuE. u -olthes the child. softcus the gum.
lliays al plin. cures wind coils. and D. the
best remedy for dirrrhu'I Twenty sye
cents q bottle dsai vIy
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EOR SALE.


A GOOD WORN TEAM, SUITABLE
~ for bu-Ev. Also, a Wagon led and
iiIrue-s- Call az 10 Second Past street
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LIST OF LETTERS

Eeriainins Il the Post o1ce Al saltLaEe
City. Utah, August - -. which. II not
called for within two weeks, m b cent 10
the Dead Letter Oacc At Washington. u @