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The Lamar register., 1890-09-13
Melon Day at Rocky Ford.

Fully five thousand people from the
neighboring towns, with many from Pueb-
10 and Denver, gathered at Rocky Ford on
the 18th to celebrate the annual festival
known as Melon Day. An immense pile
of luscious melons, many OF them weigh
,ng between forty and fifty pounds, had
oeen brought in from the adjacent farms
and were served free to the crowd Be
sides melons, u small but creditable dis
play of other farm produce was made, in
Guiding corn, wheat, oats, alfalfa, peanuts
and vegetables Of different kinds.
During the afternoon speeches were
made by number of prominent men, in
GLIDING Judges Kerr and Gerry of Pueblo.
Lieutenant Governor Smith OF Golden.
Mr. j.. d. Dillenback or Denver, and
Father Dyer.
Great credit is dae to citizens of the
town for the hospia3le reception given
their guests and for the admirable way in
which the great crowd was provided for.
1t is safe to say that none OF them went
away without enlarged views OF the won
derful capabilities OF the Arkansas Valley
and a stronger aud more intelligent State
pride than they previously had
JlsprnntleG strikers are fnakinu
The Lamar register., 1890-09-13

Disgrnntled strikers are making
attempts TO wreck trains on the New York
Central road Several have been success
fui, but fortunately but few lives hay
been to-
The Lamar register., 1890-09-13
WEDNESDAY,. 81

SENNTr After -iN hours dei
vote was taken on the tariff biz,
was passed by a vote OF 50 70 -.
Sir Aldrich moved that the -
sist ON the amendment 70 the ho
and ask for u committee Of coat
the coufcrcuve 10 coE-Is. OF seven
side.
Tho motion was agreed u, AMI
Aidrich, sherman. Allison, Hiseo
PncrsoE, Vance aud Carlisle were
Ell conierecs on the part " tle sei
Senate then adjourned,
HoUsE--As no quorum could be
no business was transacted.
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Foul Murder.

Wori was received yesterday from
Beaver Canyon, Idaho. Il the muir
der Of d. ". Stldda7i, constable fai
that precinct. The Ogden Standard
has the following account of the
bloody deed:
\ crowd Of dagos. VINO hat been
paid oil by tile railway company.
were intent on lavin. a good tinr
and became drunk auI ui-ar!rrIv-
I Mr.. Stuliari. who was a ~rHer.
I quiet and Feac,stiie man. iut Is.s-
-tS~J-i 81 remarkable courage. never
having kuDwu what fear was. prn-
cctzieI 90 gucll the disturbance. The
da-os were all armel with danger
Gus looking kUiv,-~. and on. guile.
hi~ out, bat ~-e3!IuI Immediately
put hi revolver in the mans n O..
AMI Succeeded in guirtisg lH-
crowd down. Afier -y-fiu-
everything ~m11thrd over Mr.
scotland was walking down
tine platform outside tine saloon. wira
"a aa-u on each side u him. when
his hy8I was suddenly seized AMI
drawn lack from behind, a knife
quickly drawn across hi, LhrHai an
his hear nearly severed f-Im Ll-
body. The ugTdvnerS e-rapvt !u
the darkness. The sheriff 20! Bling
ham County was Immediately mott
iie5 ami ordered immediate pu--ll.
to bc made after the villains Pan
ti,-- are securing the county in ai!
directions. ami " caught, the mIr-
derers will undoubtedly bee lynchsI.
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Paris Notes.

At the Y. l.. VI. /. 4. n Pan,
we had a good time. The r.
ports from the different a->8ria-
tions showed them 10 be in a s7Iis-
factory condition generally. The
Presidency Of the Sake gave some
pointed and valuable Instructions.
The different topics touched upon
were union. perseverance, auI elu-
cation especially in the Church
school direction.
\ wreck occurred o. tIe Wu-'
bound flyer On the %. :. l.. r. l.. .
few miles east of Montpelier. last
Friday night. Some Of the coaches
left the track, AMI two la!ies were
hurt. hu; there were no fatalities
The train did not arrive At Mont
pelirr till Saturday noon. The acci-
dent was attributed 10 the rails
spreading.
Dc. Ship aud son are here lee
.uriug on ''SIuitation." They are
doing a god work. SELIu.-
PARIS, Bear Lake Co.
IdahO, Aug. 18th.
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Davis Stake Academy.

The circular f1r the Davis Stiks
Academy FOR the second academic
year has now been issued. Tie first
term will begin September / Issl.
aud the second term January >.
ISL.
The Board OF Education consist
u Thomas Steed, chairman. George
4. Lincoln, secretary, ]. n. Wi,
cox, treasurer; Il. r. E.an, y.
Porter and y. B. Cook.
Joshua Greenwood l. the primes.
pal. with J. r. Miller. Thomas r.
H0Wclls and Miss 4. Swalhers a.
assistants.
The academy i open u student.
q both sexes AMI offers facilities IL
all THE branches OF common Eng.
li~h eiuclti1n A. well a. some III
the higher studies.
The branches taught are theology.
reading, grammar. composition.
arithmetic, geography, peumanship,
or;hoEnphy, drawing, object lessons,
ladies' WORK, singing. hygiene, nat.
ural history. ei0Cution, physiology.
civil government. etc.
The circular appeals ot!5c Latter.
dsy saints Of Davis Stake % u-e
their influence among the youth.
that the acaicmy may i.e filiei dur,
ing the coming year.
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Releases and Appointments.

Presidents ThEg lIur,l OF the
Manchester Conference, and Henry
rIcsptt, ~ uae Lrci~ Conference.
are released Co return 90 Zion.
Elders Leonard !. Jor!ln ami
Hyuru Picks ar- rrIrl-ei from
IIy.s i-i-r-- boo tire LONDON Confer
cuee. Isaac =. llIl.I,. from the Liv-
.-sH". tuulr.luu, John -. Evans
gul Noah Wu'.aw- .Um the Welsh
Mission AMID G4warI ". Perkin,
from the Irish Mission. 90 return
hrmc.
Elder Thomas SQaokman i az
pointed tO Tnl-iIvoveTthp MluCheS-
Ter Conference.
Elder So. II. Evans j. released
from bic l.H1r- iu the Bristol Con
ference. and appointed o. preside.
over the Leeds Conference.
Elder J.. ". Swami j. released
from igu Newcastle auI auppizted
90 .4Hr DO tE. sheffield Confer
vueU.
Elder Ralph Maxwell j. released
traW the = -rfti-h Mission. and .p-
lul='v! o. I.aT 5u tle Newcastle
Conference.
El.-r ~. !. CritrhiDw j. released
from the Let-I-. and appointed To-
iaHlr Do !gv Irish AI.--i.u.
Lhitl Ihr-. %. Ea-snuru i rg-
leased from f'a Leeds Ca. farrnrp.
ANA aH.lHiu...: O. IH.. boo tH. Not
tlu-haw t.ufaguure.
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4 Thriving Business.

On the 18th % March the Tenth
WarI Lumber AMI Building A.sOci-
alton was urslniEci in this city toy a
number n c1t-rprisins mechanic.
The premises OecIrici were located
just west uf the Tenth WarI meet
ing house. neIr ths c1rucrU Fourth
South aud r ghth El-; streets, on a
piece % grJuuI luxll rods. For "a
month OF over bISin,s. was cuntiucyl
b the sale u lumber, latin, shingles.
etc, but the company w1- 1t work
on an expensive plan, and iu the
Latter part u Apsi! two story brick
structure, i1xil ie-,, exclusive ui
engine house, vas commenced ami
rushed 70 completion. Since that
time n wonderful amount of bust
ness has been duur los the cumuauy.
which has a complete Y!Glt % Hal
4 Browns machinery tt =
woodworking machinery made
now la full operation. for woodwork
Na AHNA 49, NHaaHANa AaAaNAA~A g. anu
convenient sheds AMI buildings have
hscu added, ia which J. kept an in
meuSe stock Of dOIrS. stsh, -hIusl,=-.
lIth, lumber and everything urag!t-i
in the building line. A. "A SUI
gesiiou % the ,umpauy'- business
during the la-t four months % may
he mentioned that atUut thirty
houses have been tlsen under CON
tract. over twenty 81 them have
been completed. and the work en-
the Others J. fastening ON. This
l. exclusive Of tine ordinary outside
business u planning mill ana lum-
Der yIrl, aui D, record which j.
highly gratifying 10 tine stock
h1livr>, - well as o. those who
have CONDUCTED the affairs Of the
institution. The fir-t sale, % stock
were m s.ie rapidly, aui now 4 linn
its-i amount Ia addition has u,t.u
0rlep-i suld 10y the boari % Ill
rectors. iu order % make some al
litiUus that seem 10 Ice Necessary 10
accommodate the volume Of b,l-i
nesS Twenty % thirty linen are
steadily tu9 l1yed.
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~Th. Old H9ne>,ead."

Tie Theatre ua- filled Jas. night,
standing room heiHg A. a premium.
toy tuD-e vino hal a--ymllei % Wit
nc-S Archie Bay! am { hi- Dramatic
company Iu DrHmsu Taumf-Bn--
.-b!r IiHmr--ral-.r From beginning
% yul there was Ey-, Interest in
tlr play. and msGy ami hearty
Ncne tire ouirIr-t- 10 laughter at
the ir1il num1r ~ Joshua Whit
comb" Tss piece Throughout wa
we'll rendered, aud delighted the
iumeu~a audience. I:wili De. given
frtug .H-i time here this evening.
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Washington. Aug. -f.-Uuf,r tin,
aal:i.ag. Pair Play 1r the Nor
mons t1n1sr.v-- Nfsa.rgf Dam.
.-E wiH print q ,hrs.--al1mu arti-
rlri.y julie D,rlrru. an eminent
Indiana lawyer ans nr seven
. years m .mays 1E usr Utah Com.
mission. Th, writer sass THAT most
NJ TIE Gr.E#.s.f8us IulIt the NIu--
mons arr utterly unreliable and
character q hy the arrlmouy
Il al.n-'a.r rlgrHs. others are
highly sensational AMI often d.
iH-lrf'ri with mYU-tTuT- pictures:
,4,i- ..gu.- Be- tu meet fh. tnpultT
t1s,s. f.- aHsHrre.. 5E-. JuIg,- t'ari,-
'1u -Iy- hi 'E-. .f Presenting the
NHTmHu- iw ts-l. .uru Iirlt O. diff
fHI.t ana ufr-rHarHu- uur. For
SAYS au. a..sI. Isst-1r- prefer ta iaa-
t.eEr q i.e about q i,rl o. whom 10 j.
tuu fashion tH I'-pi-e.'' liy anirms
ihlt, iH5 honesty -3rrirty- Industry.
Gei-huHIiy hiuIur--. Eea.r auI
good urlcg tine NumBu~ arr. ,suaI.
90 uu. sal yTiu-, % auy community
ga this continent. over f5 pr cput
10 the saloon keepers and gamblers
10 Utah are uHL.AlHruUu-. while
uTeT - ger cent ugl-. population is
NHTmH,. ilrg--eT EhHru ver-cveu-
giEath- nr the tar hriuuu- and drlBu-
IHu- al-I-.a- age committed hv anti
" HTWau-. ii-- further rHv~
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CHIEF STANTON.
His Trip EaSt-The Convention at
Detroit.

At two O'Clock this morning W
a. Stanton, chief Of the fire depart
ment returned from an extended
tour aest, which embraced many
large cities. The primary object
Of the trip was 10 attend the ma.
ti0nal convention Of chiefs Of fire de-
partments, which was lately held in
Detroit. The convention discussed
matters pertaining to the hest means
Of fighting fire, etc. Thtre were over
80 chiefs in attendance. and tie
people u Detroit spent thousands Of
dollars in entertaining chem. Din
uers, excursions on the lake, etc,
were among the measures adopted
10 make the time PISS pleasantly for
the visitors.
Among the cities visited hy Mr..
Stanton were Chicago, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Buffalo ami Omaha.
/ u all these he Waited the fire de-
partment, intent upon cleaning it,
formation respecting all modern i'm
pr1vumruts. The result was many
valuable ideas. particularly u an
economical nature. For example,
he learned that, in eastern cities.
cotton hose i not washed of after
fire, bat i hung up in the tower till
dry and j. then cleaned with a still
broom. The theory i that washing
cotton hu.c sstuatr- IL with water,
ami tends 10 rot Il. Another idea.
Aprons are thrown over the steam
~, 10 protect them frOm mud, water,
exc. Mr.. stanton -lss he viii adopt
this plan Immediately.
Whilehe was converting with the
chief la Chicago, an alarm Of
fire sounded. lie rode with the
iinrmvu h. the SPOT whcrt. the fire
was, and Observed their manner Of
working. They did not get uut
any quicker thaR the firrmen Lrre
.lu, aud their methods scented about
the SAME - thu-e ~ ue. here. The
Omaha fire department j. no better
equipped than ours.
Mr.. stanton think, his trip will
prove u advantage % him person
ally ami o. the fire Department Of
tine City
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They VIII Retire.

Next week Deputy Marshal
Sg-iussris going 10 soda Spring
for his health. AM from there be
will 70 d Butte. Montana Bspu-
~ Nsr-hal EI~h gil slsD hr-iu 4
Vacation nrNf Eyrs- Both II them
AZ. r.Tuu :Iriuusn, which nIean-
thaIf'sesrcmYI Hymrut by the United
Sta;u~ marshal'- offices ceases on
Srrtembgr 1t,
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A LITTLE BOY KILLED.
4 Shocking aud Fatal Electric Car
Accident.

The family Of Joseph J. Duck.
worth reside In apartments IN Inc
, rear Of The UGi,n blacksmith shors,
CT which he Is the proprietor, and
which are situated in an alley that
opens OF Second south street be.
tween Fourth and Fifth West
streets. At about 5 O'Clock tbi.
m9ruiug Mrs. pIekworth sent her
liLle son, Walter out into the street
e. n1F some ice from an ice wagon.
10 supply the family refrigerator.
The driver Of the ice wagon was
llrni"s Il around, and the little Ioy.
ll attempting % Dodge the horse.
>ieri''i upon the electric car track
only a iew fee; ia front Of a car
winch was moving westward ON a
down grade at !4ll speed.
The mUinmau instantly reversed
The switch ami applied the brakes
1,iI All % u1 purpose. The car struck
the child auu rtu upun him. lpIt
--plf'.i re:cre passing entirely over
hlhl. The car stool stall with tine
little boy Vra>trat- under il. An.
other SON ui Mr.. DIcswgrth,- nv
nat hsd nappcne.! and ran L th,.
shop aud told his father. The latter
ran into the stree; where a numl.er
%. men were trying 10 lift the car.
AiE- DuesNurth seized a IrUlt from a
wagon Ee-r iy ami. Using II asa
lever, with the assistance II oth,rz
f''-''i ihc car when the chIld's
body WIS vNtriuatuI
HE li,le fellow was quite dead
me right arm wI- hr9son rrf man
sl'-i- a- % a wheel mad Tas-tzI over
o. aul t.gr flesh Was cut ami torn
from ihe Del; side o. the Ioiv. frpm
-ln iulsh nearly Go the arm nit.
'h- lieai wI- uuiuiurel 30 far a.
''ill '- asrelt.iuu.i from a gur-ary
examination, au !. from . scientific.
>-tuu lHlui, tine exact and Imur,iI-
ate cause OF death was "a matter u I
doubt.
An electrician Ia the employ Of I
tie street rlIiw > company. gives I
o. a. ui- opinion that an electric
shock ki.lei the boy. The motor
Wau Reversed his switch the fuII .
seven uatghc~, aud the theory. cH- .
pressed in uuscieuIlTic uhr-tsenlU~v. .
Is tha' 30 large quantity OF rlgc- I.
t-.ri-y wt~ more tnlu the switch 7
could receive, that % must have
gone int ,uu wheels and rails. and I
That contact with either. wien 80 I.
heavily charged, would produce in
slant death o. q human beiug. A.
d matter u fict the switch wa,
burned uut AMI ihr ear hal b lie
propelled iy another.
Little Walter puckwurth was a
great fnvnr;tv 90 the family aud
t.IIi ni~ fathers shops. lie wa,
bright, active aus wiiItn~. ami az a
.as'-au' .1.-s-.sisu. lie Wls a littlt.
'Frg eight yaar- a.i. having h,..u
.H.u June 90, i~>-. -. z,.,,,r..,I.,.f
' % --,l % large circle al friends ,N-
lead o. iae family j. deep aud sin /
.asr. Dalg ls-. week tf, ptrrufs
Iriei trvi- youngest rhIii. ieih-.
An Inquest H.a- O. Dee h..it over
hu rra'aiu-, a0grrg lli 30 .le funeral
'--l;.-ysll. wtft 60 Doe made.
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WaHtsi one ton BeeSwsN,
JuHN SIN, PRATT & 60.
Dr. IaS- Anderson.

The CELEBRATED SrECIALIST and
OETlIOTEDIC sURGEu:i. u Indian
ap0li-, Indiana, j. now at the ~.
James Hotel, salt Lake city. anu
will remain until September 1T.
only. The doctor has had a large
business in Utah for many years,
and will lie glad 10 see former
patients ani afflicted parties who
desire 20 consult him in regard 10
his NV Methods q Treatment.
All forms Of Chronic aud Surgical
Diseases and deformities successfully
treated. Special attention given o.
the treatment % diseases peculiar
10 females. All afflicted should call
early during the DJ5;or's stay in
city. dim
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n. DINWOODEY
IS READY
FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN,
/ And will be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Csldsr's Music
Palace, the Calder Eetats
having kindly allowed him
to use part of their store,
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 6 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The first term Of the academic
year, I>JI-1l, Il the University will
begin Monday, September ! at 9 a.
M. g. the University building.
During the present summermauy
improvements have teen made in
the University huikliug- aud mUr,.
extensive facilities provided FOR AL
vauCe,l and thorough instruction.
For further information relative b.
the school, send hr Annual, or
Apply in person OF by letter 10 the
president. OF in the registrar,
DAVID X. ALLEN,
salt Lake City. Utah.
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II YOU want 10 be Healthy.
Wealthy AMI Wise deposit your
money iu the Utah Commercial
AMI savings Bank, - and - l.,
Fir; south Street, ami get > Per
cent interest per auuum, com
pounded four times q year. Capt.
tai S.ftU1I, Surplus : .fri.
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had suffered for years with O
complaint the physicians called
gravel. AMI they hal given up the
attempt 10 help mr. My wife heard
u DR.. DAVID Eeuu,Ly'~ Fav0site
Remedy. Of R1uiUut, y. i. and
spoke n above. To please her I 70,
a bottle. Used that and two 81
thee more, and presently the trout
blr vanished never 10 return
Washington Monroe, Caiskill, Wy.
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DR.. 4. T. Doll, who has been in
the practire % medicine at North
English, Iowa. since i s.. says he
often prt--rils-s Chamberlain'-C Colo
Cholera AMI DiarThOea RENE y, he.
cause he knows i T. be reliable
For sale 10y, 4. &. NJ. I. Drug
DEPARTMENT.
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No. 20 SOUTH. WEST TEN
PIE STREET

Is where we are now doing
business, We havs a full
line Of HOME MADE WOOL
EN- GODS. WHOLESALE
and re ALL, and MAKE
Gents Suits to order from
.ur celebrated CasS mere.
Shall be pie sed to see o d
and new patrons.
JOHN c. CUTLER & BRO.
AGENTS, PROVO and DES-
ERET WOODEN MILLS, Op-
% site Grant Bros Co. Sta
bleS.
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!. =. Immersion has no authority
O. do any business or collect any bills
'ur the pricu Lumber and Building
COMPANY,
S.B. sToupARr. Manager.
!. T.. Immersion, on the strength
81 the Publication n this notice. has
sued the Standard for - .t-i, ciaiu
ing 10 have been a partner IN the
company 10 refers 10, and entitled
g. make collections in it, behalf; aud
also claiming 10 have been injured
10 thc amount sued Tor 10y the publ
cation u the notice. IL is evident
that the act u publishing an aivrT-
ti~ymeut was without malice on the
part u the VGEduTd hut that the
notice ~, received and Published
in the due course Of iG~iue--.
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srrrt,I NnIIrr,

E.vEEY ElBN ~ u1tfd,rl ~ Oh,
approaching BIG Il \ 20 = y
SALE al the People, EYIi,aLi,
Cl-,p. az prices never before given,
commencing on Wviue>! ly morn,
ing next. aud continuing tiII The fuI,
lowing MONDAY ENENING
ONLY,
Look cut fur the announcement
Z this startling SLAUGHTER
SALE "a saturdays aud Tuesday
NEWS. Everything positively a.
r,pr,- cuty'i.
~. eriutenieut I.1ugtDn has rc-
turned from European Markets with
own imInrtatiuu~. No miuGieWru :
prices. 80 Don't forget the iJys.
buy your drugs Of ''thc bags, -
johnson, Pratt & Co. = Main H..
". Peterson, the butcher, will Le
40 N". - T.. Fir~t south. alter July
O., l-gL u o
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CARpET REMNANTS

From ! 10 IS 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. DINWOODET'S
in Calder's Music Palace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-27

Not having any Telephone, our
customers will please leaveor,!crs al
Margctts' Bros. Book Store. or al
Phillip Margetts' Wine DEPOT for
Margeits' Ale and Porter, also for
Malt and HOPS.
ESTATE ~ r. y. MARGETTs.
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Estate o.; Richard y ussu.. Deseass

E-iAfe 20 Richard 3 NHggiz. Deceased
NOTICE = HEREBY GIVEN ny THF
- unfers. Eued. Executors % the I.H-T
VIII % Richard y N1rrl-. dgreI.rI. o tHe
creditors %. ant 81 uerzau- havgu- elaine
1-Aiu.t the said deceased. % exhibit then
Win the Necessary v1urhsrs. within ten
months after ire lrst rg..'Islig1n Of fhi- rH
Tee. % tne -aii executors. 40 ~. 81. Wet
= u-h Temple street
dated -alt Laks Cfy. Utah Ag.u Ts.H.
l-s- ELIAS MuErI-.
RICHARD y NuggT-
Executors % the Last WI q Richard
NoETls, 1ece1sed LJ4w
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.Dlily ,xccp, Monday and Tues

Except Sunday.
Fare Tor the ruUui trip, 81 cents.
Tickets For sale AZ wa,atClr Cor
ner, 81 Main Street. aud az Depot
:. W. Eo'LES,
q. l.. \, salt Lake.
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VAL SCHEDULE.

Following Do the schedule %. arrival aug
closing Of Mans 40 salt Lake City Poet
Ul.rs. November - ls-H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-27

A. Mr.. Hile-' application fnr 70
writ ~ mau!a'e directing the .rulr!
tD count the ballots in certain pre-
riurts AZ Ogden was icuiei, tisr
Nche. County returns were ucrti-
fit-i 20.
The Board uf Cauva--er-. l.ayiu.
completed all tat the count for re-
uurirr ia salt Lake County, which
Is o. he considered in Clurt tauar-
rbw, adjourned 90 meet n the pall %
the chairman.
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Sued For Libel.

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verti>ement appeared in the Ogden
Standard:
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sTUrTIE-Ia south C1u"uuuri. >ai'
lake County. Aug. g. I--', from rnrliy-.-'
Christian ~rllHer- The deceased va a;,,i
,a year. auI months. vl- bora tu Re.
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O. r.aH EsHrrr. and cam. o. Utah tH l-.a.
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TAIN Division.

On rrd after Jfss -.'E. $50, GErfe's
Errri trains lsiN rsu az f1lllrss
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Dr.. J. Thomas. Dentist.

Heraki Block, corner vest and 1t
south -, ;. L. Cts Nitaliz-i air
administered. a
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NOTICE. 10 CREpIIoRs.

SAMUEL tluLuE~.
Trustee q the NfHsrs-1rI school d.
trIct, salt tlass G0Uu-y. ~l't Lake CItg-
August z-sl. .-.a1. fIfs.t