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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-06

Wells and Sarah L. Clark to Sandy Co.
operative Mercantile and Manufacture
ing company, lot IA, block 50. Sandy
Z. Beyie Ell al to Thomas Donavan lot 49,
block /, Hyde Park addition 2l9
I. BeYle ct al TO Daniel Lnchan lot "a
block ], Hyde Park addition. .....- o12
Aloah Lewis and wife to Jasper NJ. Nell
son, lot 30, block ., Brooklyn suDdi-
vision ;...-------------------- $50
John A. Mclean to Irving A. Benton
part of section 81, township l north
range $50
Charles D. Smith and wife to Hyrum D.
ID. Smith, 21sx10 rods, lot 3, block ST.
plat B -; .....----- $500
Charles Reed and wife to w. A Post
3Xl0 rods, lot ,, block ~ plat 3 -
Peter Adams ct al. to @. R. Boutwell,
60 feet by l0rods, lot 4, block l. plat D. 175O
klerstlne Rasmussen to Bodil a. hintZ
al square rods 80 square feet in sec
ton ~. township SOUTH range east SIS.
Leo Galitzld and wife to James Stride
lot SO. block 1S West Salt Lake - 100
Adelmorn c. Rose and wife to Valentine
VI. c. Silva, mining property
Edwin Gains to James h. Brown, lot 49,
block %. plat b, West Lake. &c
a. q. Norrel ct al. to Jesse Harris
I5oxl3s4 feet, lot .. block q; plat F. 1900
Alexander Henderson to John Grant 10
acres in section 81, township / south,
range west o0C
George M. Cannon and wife to Niels B.
kaxse, lots 20 and "a, block s. Forest
Dale----......------------ 45C
Total. IA tA1
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REEERFE,S SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PUR
~ suant 10 an order of sale made bv the
Third Judicial district court of Utah territory
on July ., 1890, in an action of William Wood
ST.. ct al: VS.. Joseph Wood. the undersigned
reIeree will, on Monday the 2Sth day of July,
lS9U at II clock noon, at the front door OF the
, VT Lake county court house. sell ut public
auction to the highest responsible bidder foI
cash. all that tract of land situate in Salt Lake
county: Utah. particularly described as follows
All OF lot eight a. block thirty-two (32) plat E.
Salt Lake city survey. Deed at expense of pur-
chaser
Dated July ), 1890
ANDREW j. BURT, Referee.
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CLIFF HOUSE.

Located Cor. Main and Third South Streets.
The Cliff is the best 81 Der day house
west Of Chicago. Rooms large, cool and
airy, new and handsome furniture, electric
lights, and all the latest conveniences and
accessories. Dining hall spacious and per-
Iect IN its appointment. Table frst-class.
Rooms may be secured by telegraph
ANDREW c. BRIxEN & Bro. Props,
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20 West Second South St,
YOUNG, MIDDLE AGED AND OLDER MEN

DR.. Lieblg s. Co., the renowned specialist
for chronic diseases, diseases of the eye.
ear, nose and throat, catarrh diseases and
deformities of every kind, also female
complaints ana malformation of children,
will be in Salt Lake city at the Cliff house
on Monday and Tuesday. July and q.
Consultation and examination free.
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The knights of Pythias.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July General Car
nahan, commander of the Uniform Rank of
the Knights of Pythias order, reached
Milwaukee today and with his staff went
directly into camp. Representative of
numerous state and regimental organiza-
tions have arrived and are preparing the
way for their delegations. The conclave
begins Monday
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WHITE HoUgE.

corner of Main and Second South. Nest
central location Of any hotel in the city.
Opposite postoilice. Union ticket and Pull
maa office III the hotel. Newly remcdelel
ana furnished throughout. Table ,.nsur
passed. Electric light, bells and ali nod
err conyeniences. Terms sec 30 g.. SO per,
cay. II. L. HALL. Proprietor. y
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Buesleu,s arn,ca. Sa,ye,

TIE Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheun. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands Chiiblalns,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-,
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed tc give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cent? a box
For sele BY a G. Smith & On
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Bonoring the American Rifemeu,

BERLIN, July 5.-Two thousand persons
attended the ceremonies in the Winter.
Garden Central hotel tonight, in honor Of
the visiting American rifemen.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Horace K. Whitney, decease

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE JN
lS dersigned. the administrator of the estate
OF Horace n. Whitney, deceased, to the creditors
OF. ana all persons having claims against the
said deceased TO exhibit them, with the neces
sary vouchers, within ten months after the first
publication OF this notice. 20 the said admins
traitor, al the ONCE Of THE SALT LAKE HERALD
corner OF West Temple and First South street
In the city AID county of Salt Lake.
HORACE G. WHITNEY,
Administrator of the estate of Horace x
Whitney deceased
Dated June a9 1880
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A WORLDS RECORD 6rokcn.

NEW YORK. June 5.-The worlds record
In putting the i6pounds shot was broken
o-day at tie games the National Athletic
club Of brooklyn. George Il. Gray, n. Y,
A. c, pJt the shot IS feet and l inch.
being one inch over any previous record
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NOTICE.
Wool for Sale.

r HAVE NEARLY 5000 POUNDS OF
Il wool stored at the warehouse OF
VIM. L. Packard. on Thiru South street.
near the Utah Central railroad, which is
offered for sale and will be sold to the
highest bidder. Wool purchasers are
invited to examine same and make bid
within the next five days
FRANK Fl. DYER.
Receiver.
SALT LAKE CITY, June 80, 1890.
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NOTICE.

On account of the decease of the late Mr..
Engelhardt, all suit, pants and overcoat
goods Will be, sold at big reduction up I'M
til July Is, when invoice will be taken. Cali
and convince yourself
GEORGE w. .ENGELHARDT,
Merchant Tailor.
IN Wpcf
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The Salt Lake cleaning House
The Sales Made Yesterday.

Yesterdays clearings were s216,565; cash bal
Rnces, SIS. 1876: weeks clearngs. 81. los
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METEOROLOGICAL LOCAL RECORD.
SALE LAKE CTR, Utah, July 5. 1890.
(Siqnni Service. u. s. ~

Max. temp. 600; MN. temp, TO
Mean temp, sac; for ~ years 40; excess. 6.
deficiency Of temp. since January, 1890 6e
i-aoesa OF temp. since July /, 1890 900.
Rainfall, o.iD inches; me5n daiiy. l2 wears
Ds inches; deficiency. o.e2 inches
Deficiency OF rainfall since january /, 1870
lST inches.
Deficiency of rainfall since July !. 1890 oO9
inches.
T. IL FsTEaFAURfCE,
Sergeant Signal Corps
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7. G. WEBER. Superintendent.

uEAooUATED COUNTRY WILL OBTAIN
MUCH VALUABLE INFORMATION
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-06
Arrangements Perfected.

Secretary Chamber of Commert
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
THE ENUMERATORS.
Names of the Gentlemen Who VIII Take
city and County Census

Don. J. Henderson, superintendent
Of census in this district, which com
puses Kent, Allcgan, Newaygo. Oceana,
Ottawa and Muskegon counties, has
named the following enumerators TO do
the work in THIS city:
First ward-Elmcr W. Miller, GO
Goodrich-st.; Joseph c. Pltkius, 1911
Second-aye.; Glen W. Holmes, "a Fifth.
ave.
second ward-Hyram r. Ellis, 423
FountaIn-st.; Theodore ". Elliot, l3j
Fountaln-st.
Third ward-William Y. Cook, 50 La
gravc-st.; Benz. :. Hanchct, = Henry
II.
Fourth ward-Eber Rec. 81 Lvon-st.; +;
Jacob Elscnhardt, = Livingston 81; ;
Arthur ". Currier, S. Brainard-st.
Fifth Ward-A bert Richtberg, 237
Taylor-st Peter Eleveld, CT Caledonia
St: William A. RaWson.
sixth Ward-Edwn J. Bulklcv, 46s
Scrbner-st.: Peter POsthmus. 3sl Ere
mont-st.; William Labau, corner of
Eleventh and Alpine-aves.
Seventh Ward-RlchaTd ". Hubert,
81 Fifth-st: Michael {. Duffy, 81
Fourth-st.; Joseph Herman, 800 First
ST.
Eighth Ward-Cliford II. Walker. S
Summer-st.; Henry B. Kctcham, 4ll
West Budge-st.
Ninth Ward d-GcOrge ". Decker. 2i0
I South Jcilcrson-st.; Charles J.. LawtOn,
2CJ JcficTson-st.
Tenth Ward-Charles +. RuCelcs, 256
Lagrave-st.: John .. NOTihrop, 295
south Coilcgc-avc.; james A. Mckay,
246 Cass-st.
The county onumorators arc. Ada,
| Dougal !. McNaugl ton. Aigoma,
George T. Saunders Alpine. Able
Chase; Bovine, Frank j. Brav'on,
Byron, Byron McNeaI; Cascade, Fred
! l.. Shear Caledonia. John ". ~hIslcr,
Cannon. Bert II. Hartweu, Courtland, /,
| Marcus j. Lafayette Smathc. Grand
Rapids, Patrick Kelly, Martin Van
Duncn. EDWIN A. Ford; Gaines, Fred
| Kelley. Grattsn, Oliver !. Watkins,
/ Nelson, Riley smith. Oakheld, william
! u. Baxter. PARIS. COnnor II. Smith,
| plauDfield. John Post Spencer, James
! IIougb; sparta. !. W Hauack. Scion.
Robert Vinegar, Tyrone, Benz. Holb.n.
| NcTgenucs. James II. Andrews. Lowell.
| William IT. Eddv, Lean0cr ! Post.
| Walker. Joseph Aver W. PMlO 7. Peck.
| Wy0m0g. Geo. u. Dlleuback.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

of the Michigan Central "the Niagara
FAILS Route" leaves Chicago daily 1920
p. IN. and runs through TO New York
VIA New York Genital Il Hudson River
T., Il. through the rich and pictures
que KOhawk valley, down the East SIDE
Of the nOblest stream IN the world. the
Hudson River, giving a beautiful pam
Drama of the Catsklll mountains, and
twenty-miles of the grand unbrokcn
precipiCes of the palisades, arriving at
the Grand Central dcpot, New York,
next day at 200 p. m. in time TO CON
nCct with trains and steamers 10 New
York suburbs and points on Long Island
Sound and the Jersey coast.
II YOU have any doubts about tho
elegance luxury and convenience of
this train. try II.
Connection is made from Grand
Rapids by tram leaving at l1-5j q. III.
except sunday with through coach 70
Detroit arriving there G.l5 d. m. sleep
ing car accommodations from Detroit
can be secured through the Grand Rap
ID ticket office.
No extra fare VIII be required on this
train. Chicago and Grand Rapids 20
New York. East-bOund.
For fUiher information call on or ad-
dress Mr.F. NJ. Briggs, Geu1. Agent. Of
Mr.. G.. VI. Munson. ci-y ticket agent,
o. Mouroe-st. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
GRAND RAPIDS HoNoRED.


&. W Chnuncoy. President of the North
western Amateur Rowing Association
At the spring meeting of the North
western Amateur Rowing Assoc aton.
held at the Russell house. Detroit oo
Thursday. Grand Rapids was honarcI
by the unanimous election of q. W
Cnauuccy e. president oi thc assoc 4-
ton.
Tho Northwestern is one 0f The oldest
and best rowing organ zatous u i1e
country. and IsIl Deter condition 90
day tlan ior manV years This Is 0H-
ng - "a ncU interest having sprung up
n Aquatic sports. The association s
composed of clubs from almost every
state u the Union, and they w ho
represented At tne regatta winch " ..i
| probably De held at Detroit about t0c
/ fT,t oi August this wear.
Two or three of tho crack c0' Iccc
/ cights have sguhcd Their wiHngno-s
1 20 enter, provided satiffactory dates
/ can be arranged
Several INVITA- t0ns we're rrcr we'd to
/ bold ilc regatta tins year 50 VARIOUS
! loca ties. hot Detroit r. vcrv anuous
/ 20 harc % heId a. cre aua makes fIir
/ fiaiiunC offer for ouc ~ fve ycars
/ 1he popular 01reman. Fred -. stand
I ish. was elected secretary au1 treasurer
/ wee q. IS. fHan1cfv res CueG sn1
/ John H. q ege. of tae wcl known r0H-
! ng team of t.rCE and -tand'en. was
/ elected p member ~ tle cEecutte
/ board of tlc assoc. alton.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
THE KANSAS DEMON"
Wm. L. Gibbs wants to wrestle for $500
or $500

To the Editor o. the TELEGRAM Herald.
Frank Mclaughlin, the well-knOwn
athletic manager, is now on an eastern
trip rs manager Of Wm. L. Gibbs, the
kansas Demon" Gibbs meets all
comers, and so far has had unbounded
success. He hasImproved greatly since
his appearance in Grand Rapids some
years ago, and will doubtless visit your
city in the near future, and7exh.bit his
powers rs a wrestler. If n match can lie
arranged. About JunelO, there VIII be
n match in Detroit between Faulkner
and Brown, the latter haiiing from
Flint. Mich. ] will he pleased to match
the kansas Demon" against the win
ner Of the above contest for from 5000
to 800 aside, the match to take place in
Chicago, Grand Rapids or Detroit. BY
announcing this YOU will oblge,
Yours truly,
FRANK MCLAUGHLIN,
Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
THEY WILL ATTEND To- IT.
The ObsirUrfions 81 shaw raut-svs Gross
iBfWl DO E.fnvrsd


inF VIII 20 Removed
The aldermen of the = Eath and
NIrth wards mct yesterday With t1e
renreseutatves ~ t1e q. J. 4 T.. 9. \
IS v. aud J.. s & y. s. r8 roads. -
dsc8ss tie dangers and delays st s1aw
rluf-ave. cross ug The ra road Of
erals rru~nssed cDusderaDle surprise
o-hrn thrv learned tae true state n g.
fairs apd PROMISED - take mined az
action fo amr crate tne condition rf
aHars n0v ~ So g 90 fnsf p.srs
The f~lrhf rs trat fHf three ~ rDsfs
fsre sboute dozen switches near -hau-
rqut-svo. ard ere consequent tr1-
,ag cars across tue street Tne meu 90
gates v shgt them dovn snl Feep
them closed for ten minutes of 2 fue.
sr.1 ,r. account ~ tr.s delay many Peo-
rIe wlio Eve west ~ tnst uor sre rre
vented from riding home RI taer cIn-
nsrs
T1e meet nr vfn the comm ttsf wsF
3 r-1sf sul.es a.e ONE. enc tess
vesrf q f1e attainment ~ tnf OBJECT
1as re1.
~ Urf1rturafr f1sf tHs r1a1s 1a
not secure e larger Rrfa for trer Tar1s
~ t.s West 1t 91 t1sr trf ~ 0g
r1gi % done u1T
racs sd where wu1 - Jess ~
- ferurt rnfr
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

FanIIOuten's Cocoa -"Best and goes
farthest."
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
PoLIOE AND COURT

Weh nesse4ss 9os >n,ita tgs6ea
e po..oe cQsFt ac,iasi hcaskeE 0lat
1853 Harry ha-p ae aaa lasi eune a.
reoly tram tae w.tless siane n the
superior Court. where Ae aaa oeel
wang s gary ou aoeaaat ot taa arrest
of yeQas Kauar. taa MusA iAc,orF
euls.a oa tha Witness stand in 4'o.sos
coeri ae N&s asked O. e.rc ga account
e- the ARREST aaa partial confess aa oi
laIgY haap ~Dl Hgookey Q~nt who
were Ca1el sAamnatoa i>r iagceay
tran the person oi Matte Gleason.
VOW tae IErslAN -lIGEALp reporter
..sa Iasl heard tAe kaper story toid Ia
smth iu tAe oapgror Court. aua Was
tast wicked enoagn O. lsc 81 .a s,ria de-
i.sl fu. autelpauois ut g0r's slre
down fsll when he heard mm puaae
he-d.s and unsaspse 1870 rep-
eIoa " tae ldeaucal Yam aaaaI
ku.psr wl.ca le Was now app.sue 90
hlockey CANT n lot-ly dHueut
atar. The reporter Av lon
tle bsg.au,ng uAat tas mal-
t-r nas ala NAsfe was
.lg O. en-, aaI tue oaut attorney
sietas asraultr aua other ,reetaf.rs e...
al trsl a.faetea on.p Iaa s.ett au..E
tulns % utt>ulon. Then S. s..g.t SHOW
81 mental arrest appeare1 Ga taer
tacas, tlca u.,er pelp.sXty uIa l.N
derWeIt uuJi al last Attorney " =
Alcn, Who usually as.. tor what ae
wants as soon as he raas g out hu-
SEA, nla4c u-.- Sd .>A q. ~nla "Naat
in ine Aa.re ot laN AND tt.4eacs a.
.as E''-nA .7. Toe n4'.ne.' 'oe Nas
" N-.
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/ u.e aud made Il s..,a4as.t.. ~lnuea-
I even Vo4 lle-t Doe >9..rI.. ,....I sr. ,..
ttcl 90 Whatever Rou Call n- It
must be added. AoaNtr t.a. u.,l
/ Joe AnaAN soi Strengthened lI hs ,.-
tmonA got thcr. a- reut, faf hro.AeE
/ N-ini aai Harry Sap Npre yesterday
/ Aold % tlc superior court
Mex Clergyman Got drunk and was
punished Tor Il oy beng sent o. jail fug
we've u'sS'
The account oi the c.rcumstaI Is
under which J.. ii. Eurlngame came .o
"l S.Hl Lar geo VIZ u4u-4h'' ness a"o o's-
/ oi ~ ~oiuu1 Mas p"'ii'-e1 :. ~
/ CoIuinn yesterday. b-fInsalic tl.AAs
| i4la Vohol'i VIII 4coh btlteI aitet u Las
] neei! sci loiih uu.A I'D court le = tA
Aae peeh SCI as TIE day oi tf.a4
When jerry Trip gets drunk be scat
! tiers hls insults prom scuOusly. With
| ont any prOvocatlon hc attacked & man
near the National brewery. and has
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
DEATH or FRED :. PEAsE.
= Young Man Who Leaves t,4e Record 90
Good Name.

Good Name.
Fred J. pcosc, Of the firm Of Pease
Brothers, corner ot East Dr dre-,.. and
C9l.ege-ave., d.ad Thursday night and
The funeral was held Yesterday after
noon.
The deceased was a gentleman %
tua maul.acss OF character, and would
have made an honorable and brilliant
mark I hs lie had been spared. For
several wears he has been cOuteulng
against nsupcrabie difficulties, inciud-
INK the slow uut inevitable approach ot
death. lie has fought Ais fight wtA
unusual lortItude, and when finally
forced TO acknowledge defeat, hc
vicltod with the sweet resignation OF
one who had learned that death does
not end all. The body will bc taken
this morning to Quincy, Mich, Tor
burial.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

William u. Healv, representing
Alex. Gordon. of Detroit. and WHO.
vncn ma normal condition ls knov.u 8s
"t nate little bt of = man" is vatng
frerd@ in the CITY. Justice Walsh saws
the remarkable influx % birds notice
able yesterday wa not due. IS many
supposed. 20 The warm weather. hlt -
t.e Tact that tie Little mau' sang p
few songs Thursday ever ing and r tas
been On estatnsnet faot u Detroit f0T
wears t1af df4iv ra0 charm f.f birds
aF tac bushes with ooeo ~ be mitatle
Ca-s
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
1 Real Sea Bath


Try our Purified Sea Salt, a
genuinearticle, extracted from
the Sea Water. Useful in de-
bllity languor, Rheumatism,
weakness OF the joints and
muscular system, and for its
5racing andiuvigoratingi inau-
ence generally.
% cents a box: also sold in
bulk. Ask for Whites Sea
Salt, and get the genuine ar
ticle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
AMCSENENEN

Rentfros FatahnGoEs. eno. faTe
boen drawing appreclatve audiences 1T
Eeamoaa th.s weez, era SHEER eu-
-ggemenI ana season Vsth tougtt's
performance. &c has been one If the
ul9sl profitable seasons ta@t Mr Rest
tr7e las aaa ana Pc proposes 81 eajas
bic profits -l4 q eood tvsg lefe az a.s
1ome durn- tae summer The oom-
pary U--- g.re tae as.ai ulatlec to1aN
"Nld oat, IS one of ths odd mons
seas.c4l nl0slesi farce comedies wAiea
sac BOW 80 popular uith t2e Eua..e. il
VII be presented al Rolmoads next
neea, and niA Introduce %. L. s.ssou,
.ae comedian, 10 Len cAsfac.ef.
seats are 4oN ol sale.
Ll slIe thar you Gel your name oa
gle sCa=r u,oA book tor q stas1u
tekeI tor tae great Gilmore concerts.
By ,a dong. Use programs can be heard
at eaty reduced prices. Tie presses
+ ltr. IaI season tickets are mach A.ore
reasonable l-an elsewhere.
George Idven. author of "Iog ne
s Us Chains. ha, arranged 60 lecture al
. Powers on tbe eytIl u ei Juae y
Z when he NIL te.l about rue inception VI
2 the great t0rEcry winch Le oold dlctfd
against fhe Bank of England. lle Nlll
also relate nls experiences in tho tlg-
4 sd prisons Wnere lie spent fourteen
wears. Mg. BldWta, ID sls reformation.
/ las tle endorsement ot tAe best 0UoNu
4 business houses. LGo some oI tle hesi
/ known prote,slo Acu ot tae East.
} li lecture treats ~ CRIME Ir0m LlaIaI
J standpoint. acd al WHO have -earI
/ nlm ps.uouuee-t stronger tlau d sermon
. and l4tllls ls profitable ana thoroughly n
interesting
/ Director Lawson VIII have sn aug.
meuted orchestra On tie cvenu. at
/ Manager Cobb'> benefit, and VIII dis
uss tle aldlCnce With tae ">tal
/ Spane.ei Banner" ReHearsals ar,
now held daily. The costumes which
VIII be worn by re ladies n tue ball
room scene lu "EvtryhOdy's frma. '
! promise % d. uchcr than any seen on
tie local stage taIS season. The box
oMco s open daily ior ,hc sale Of seats.
Manager Saltsr, OF Redmond $, an.
u0uuce~ that the matinee performance
today w.l. not begin unit! 3 O'Clock OIL
account OF the hremcn parade.
The Zarros, playing at smiths Opora
| House. this week 90 a very neat turi
in lcecrdermain. some O. tie tr.ck'
performed are wonderful. The head
decapitation, which closes their act is
well worth seeing. The Zarros VIII ap
pear at the matinee this afternoon and
Tor the last time tins evening.
There Will be 4 matinee at Smith
this afternoon at . O'Clock. DO no
ia.l 10 see the ZarrOs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

There Will be 4 matinee al Smiths
this afternoon at . O'Clock. DO not
i3.l 10 see the ZarrOs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
: PRESCRIPTIONS

We will mako it to your in
teres5 TO bring your Prescrip-
tions to Us, You can depend
on having them prepared from
the best material al moderate
prices at any hour, day or
night.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-11

REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-11
Notice Of Election.

STATE OF MICHIGAN.
Department Of state, aoo
To the Sheriff Of the County OF Iron: SIX
You arr hereby notified that az the Genert
election TO be- held Ina this stat, CA the tuesday
.rreredinp the first Monday 81 November next,
the following officers are 20 be elected, VIZ
Governor. Lieutenant Governor. SECRETARY oi
state state Treasurer, Auditor General 'om-
missioner of the state Land ONCE, Attorney
General, and superintendent OF Public lhstrnc-
ton. also "A member OF the state Board oil Eau
cation ia place OF James VI. Balou, whose term
az once viii expire December 81, 1870. also
Representative Ia Congress for the TN ton-
cr,s~aloual District Of this state, 20 which your
county belongs: nssO, senator Tor the SIS.
Senatorial District. composed 81 the counties o.
Iron. Marquette and MenOmineei Also, krPre-
tentative In the state Legislature Tor one kepre
sentative District composed Of Iron aud Delta,
also. AN Associate Justice 81 the supreme tourt
10 nil the vacancy caused by the death oil James
r. Campbell The term Of Office Tor which shld
supreme Justice Is TO be elected VIII expire Dec
efnber 81 1895. Also. proposition Tor "A Con
yention for general revision OF the constitution
~ this state a. provided by Act NO ipO OF tle
pubuc Acts ol 1889. Ia testimony Thereon. J
nave hereunto set my hand and ahXed the
1ireat seal of the state Of Michigan. az Lansing,
the day aud the year first above written.
q. T. OsauN. Secretary OF state.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-10-11
HsA..' : :. l--'- 'ss~-O-s as9s Report AUS 1885,
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ABSOLUTELY. PURE

Roberts, is a gentleman known TO nearly
OF derogatory nature can be said Of the
man. He is straightforward, careful
and conservative business man and one
that will look after the interests OF the
people Of Iron county. He has always
been ~ Republican leader and his record
as "A business man and public officer is as
clean as newly-coincd eagle.
Mr.. ii. III. Phillips, the nominee for
clerk and register Of deeds, is one OF the
best accountants in the state and to the
point oi business has NO superiors; he is
fully capable in every respect To handle
to the best advantage the affairs OF the
offices he asks. A man OF the sterling
qualities possessed by Mr. Phillips ought
to have what ne asks for in a political
way and what's TO the good: will prob
ably get il.
Mr. G. 4. Crandall is "A candidate las n
choice Of the convention) for reelection
TO the office Of prosecuting attorney. He
has served the county well and accom-
plished much good. AS II lawyer be has
NO superior in the county.
The candidate for Circuit court COM
missioner. Mr.. +. +. Lott, isanable man
and will do honor TO the office.
Young Campbell, the nominee for sur
veyor, is an old hand at the business and
nothing left to him will come amiss.
DR. w T. Carpenter and Capt. Frank
Raher are the candidates for coronors
and are good men.
This is the Republican county ticket
and is strong one and one that cannot
be defeated, because OF it's strength