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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1890-04-12

on Sunday from her home ~ Meiseviilie.
she was thrown from the bugg y and ~
,ceiyed bad fracture Of the arm. Her
nster Emma is supp ying her place at
the Cooper schoo 3Esssls
Charles Wood was the party Is an ac-
cident On Tuesday last that almost cost
him his life. He was removing charge
from gun at his father's home, on
Sixth street, when il discharged. the
contents entering beneath his chin. and
passing ont Of his mouth. carrying both
upper and lower teeth with it. He will
recover u. b.
Waseca. h. j.
Special Correspondence Of the Irish Standard.
B. s. Lewis, Esq, one Of our most
prominent attorneys, has been Obliged
to close his Office and 60 South for his
health. ~ ~
Many farmers have commenced seed
ing. and should good weather continue
all seeding will be completed in this vi
entity by Saturday week. !,
Mrs. Martin HealeY, wife Of M. Heas
ley, Of this CITY, died Sunday morning
last Of consumption. Mrs. Healey was
widely known. having grown up in this
communitv, and her death will be Ia
mented by all. r
Court Waseca, TINS. Ancient Order Of
Fores:ers of America, will hold their
first annual ball in this city on May 26,
1890. A picnic will be held during the
day. Many Foresters from abroad are
expected to be present.
It is understood that Mayor Cum 4
miDgs will reappoint oil the old city off,,
Gers. Should this prove true, they will
be as follows: City Recorder. John
Moonan; City Marshal, Matt Kelley:
City Night Watch, John Stevenson;
Street Commissioner. Chas. Clements;
Lamplighter, Martin Healey; City
Treasurer. G.. r. Buchanan.
Municipal election passed off quietly,
although much interest was manifested
therein. DR.. D. s. Cummings Demo
craD succeeded in ''laYing out'' Senator
Ward and Col. D. 3. Priest in the
mayoralty contest, while Hon. James E.
Chlld defeated Lewis Brownell, the Ma
hone of Waseoa county politics, for mu-
nicipal judge.
MIR. James Lynch has been chosen
alderman from the Third ward at the re-
cent municipal election by a good round
majority. Mr.. Lynch is one of the most
prominent freshmen OF our city, and
every way qualified for this or any other
position in the gift OF the people. The
interests of the people of his ward. as
we'll as that Of the entire city, are safe in
his hands. xxx,
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Saturday and came home in the evening
with twenty bright shining dollars IN his
pocket. Twenty good men Of that town
will receive as many Trlbunes during
the coming year, and will have an oppor-
tunity to study Democratic gospel pure
and undefiled. Good for Cokato.
Mod.
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~ EXECUTION bY lectricity has been ad-
Judged Gonsti tutlo oral. but II Will take
q very ,,l. strong consiti tnt ion to stand ii.
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Rli6srI tls d ID, g
yJssrj dyance u 81
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political struggle there: "The Irish peo-
pie are united to man; one voice echoes
the sentiment of all. and demands ma
ional parliament in College Green; no.
thing more, nothing less.' He says in
regard to the change that has come over
the English people: sit is simply as
tonishing. For instance, if an Irish
man would sing an Irish national song
among a crowd of English people ten
years ago, nine.tenths ot' the number
would grin and sneer and not listen; to
day they not only listen attentively, but
join in the chorus; and as for the Scotch
man, he is more Irish than the Irish
] themselves. The enemies OF Home Rule
are scattering, hiding, or being con-
yerted. Some are ashamed to fop over
to the national party suddenly, but wait
awhile as il to make believe they were
onsidering what was best to do; other
are disguised, and run away to France
or Italy, while others come out billy
and join hands with Gladstone and Par
nell. From all my observations for the
past year IN Ireland, said he, there is no
power on earth can prevent ireland IRON
Obtaining . national parliament The
four- year-old boy says We must have e,
md the man iii the primeof life demandr
bile the poor old man stag gerina
s|sslos to his grave, prays ferYently tina,
may stiill live u little while longer,
a n may one Gimp SO 81 tho suI
a rish 9l iresdona y er ~ close biz eyesl
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sss. ooO Len 10 a Poor Little Girl.

Lille Anna Clara Kenoy, the
1-ysarOld daughter ola poor seams
trrss, has fallen heir TO $4,000.
The circumstances attending her
inhsritZa.e are unusual. The child
and ier mother have lived for
several years It 90 Linden street.
During lis period 81 kindly, middle
aged gentleman IL German origin,
visited Clara occasionally. Afrs.
kuuuy r.gauiel his slnCy for the
child q passing one, and thought
nothing when the gen,lemgn's
visits ceased. That was in April.
Yesterday she was informed that
Air. 4. +. Eeesecker, q banker and
lawyer Of Greeuville, Mass, had
bequca;hed her S25,O1O.
sters viii he taken to have a
guardian appointed for the bright
little heiress.-NsHlphis ScimRaT.
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THE SCENE WIS SPOILED.
a STAR EIEEp UIuS FOR HIS ACT
INC Is OBLIGED TD EEHLATSgo
TIE EXCITED MINERS.

I've wgEs playing IN q small
t'W H. g.r'l lu the seventies" said
p theatrical man, ..gaga ,sff i.--i.
ing heavy man had FATHER t,gsb
experience. All the miner W.
Ia tie theatre. Wei. The b..vv
man hal been FeyselutiBg q ur6r
nlaidsn through two acts. In sbe
thiu art he came Ca the uawerSIl
steue Di the play. sAtH-t.Jhe.gi#
i hsNe yuu i'm NY power. a.G - m.
lns on cl.,A c;.n save you. T., who
was tie slave, am ula ID, master,
- sayirE lie advanced toward
his trembling victim.
Mercy, Size mOared.
" Mercy DE Te.Ur;el. .Y-.u hsd
no mercy for me. and I viii Inv.
none luT yOu.'
"At t:ta. moment a csuE voice
Was heard from lle gallery: IrT
blamed varmiut, I'H settle vstb
you, Ihuce was the crack - .
pistol and iviiyt whizz.,i D.. a- .,,r
heavy man. plug the saE s-s rr..r'
boys continued JHe vulsu. aG,i a
shower u tHi'u;s saiatai ne .fsp..
villain lie didn't stop I.ar--bi,t
fled from ;Ae stage.
In tile wing he met tic ste.-g
manager, who was white wilh
anger. -"
he said. . FAC S'e''e'
'Wel..'
go lack to the stage, sir. and
wait Tor year exit
u guess not
" i til yUu [ won't have = man
~ my company who is 30 ragiiy
Disconnected. e. on with iescera.
Or you leave the company tornor-
row.
That was serious. To be strand.
Fl ia thst f1r-aken town was cal
;u!ated 10 make the heavy nan
,pFrs ciatiye.
"'I'il 90 hack he said.
Gle tore OF his wig just before
'oing on, aIiJ, Stopping dow u 10 The
1oiEguts with an injured expression I
!; countenauce, he sold:
"'Lldies snd gentlemen There I
fere no laaies there, butthat didn't I
with your kind permission
VIII resume the scene. Before
DING So, however. I want to call I
cur attention 10 Tire fact that the
Dung LADY and myself are merely
citing parts. In reality We are the (
est Of friends. Lear you no iii Z
i'll for your displey Of heroic
Rivalry. | trust, however, tAst
ou viii curb your generous seuti
.ents, for II you should hit me The
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SALT LAKE STAKE.
TTEs.UEsr.--.u.as ". Cannon, SAB
Lake City.
COCSsEL0EE- - JcSagL = Tayi1-,
Charles " PerE1sa. S-l= Llk= C..y.
SfitLCte Cig, WcrfE.
slLr 1--WE srAkE.

SitLCts Ci'g. UariE.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
Fir-t Wari..-......Jgsgph WaEHrE.r.
Second Ward..-....Laoaa7t q. Iil-'y
Third Wlyj..............J jacob Wail
Fourth Observation-Disclosures So r.y
Fifth w-ri...-..Sarluel ". T. Seldom
Sixth War'..........Iamg- G. Watson
Seventh Ward ..........N ..ilGm Tl1ru
Eighth Fundamentally lh +. Sheets
Ninth Us-d........Samuel 4. W0a.'-y
Tenth ri...............AiE dam SrlI-s
EicyeE.. ward. Alexander N.E-a
T1yglits WaEj......uir-n z. CIsw-au
Thirteenth WarG.-..-.. EfGfCu Atwood
Fourteenth Wsrt....G GRE II. Taylor
Fifteenth Ward $1,000. Elias Morris
Sixteenth W1rt......Ef,jgsicr Ecsler
Seventeenth Wl-i........ TJl- TiG-.y
Eighteenth War..-..O-sCr 2. W1rtc1y
Nineteenth Wa.t.........I> aGc Barton
Twentieth .Galr.e Eamucy
Twenty FIST W4rd. William IN AI.n
TNe1ly-se-cHd TaTd..A-!-.dS1lc4ou
CJrH.rE HCTdS.
Rl= CoCuwo0d (8Elnt0ul D.E Rsin:cu
E.uE Dale lSo1slgy) Lewis IE Money
Ee,rhta1.--..Fr-ier'ss " s-a.elE-.t
ca-c +. Scrouf 20, Z.C.N-I, ST. City
nrsVlr ...-.............. VIZ. G. ai.aE
East NH Greek Is. J1r- y q .
Farmers Is L.CIy).. Hsury +. Burton
G-luis1 (8gtaIl...........lyiu Builder
Granger CTly,C-syiH-l..-Dsal. NicR1a I
Herman R81rrt Bll-.l
Hunter Is L. Ci;yl.....Wi.i1u Miller .
MiII CrerE..........JImes q. Hamilton .
Mountain Dgli......Wil'jam 3 Herds .
North P5ig; Is. L. Citg)- y. Reid |
Pleasant Green IS Leo In HarGlan |
CGalJ.........Orio 2. Miller |
Sugar Eguso........Ap5lIcs G. briggs /
South Cott0nv Cod....J3s S. Rav.!rs .
Sandy. ...--...........E II ! Holman I
South Jordan tGaIa). -WIIissa 3. Bills /
UGiOu................. I--m-sl Phillips /
North Jordan (Tayl0rsyilel,
He5yr Beun'1u .
West Jordan........A Archibald Gardner |
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CHEAP HOMES
IN MEXICO.

FcR yEEV DESIRABLE LANDS.
Both Agricultural and Grs-iaz. II
Northern Canuataa. near Colony DiaI
Tor fun particulars. apply TO DEsEEEI
SEws oGee, or W. Derby johnson. Jr.,
Colony D.az, capioa Galeans, ClEAsahus.
Ae1ico- q s&vt,
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play would he interrupted. II any
Of the gentlemen will meet me aser
the show at McCarty's they will
find oGt am not a bad fellow
Loud cheers greeted this speech
aud tire play was resumed. ''-Ex.
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WEBER STAKE.

FREsIpENT.-L. W. ShuriliF, OGDEN
&C. r. Middleton, n. C
E.ygare, Ogden.
H.hg- T0fIuflf Tr.sE
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SNOWFLAKE STAKE.
PANGUIrCE STAKE.

PANGUITCH STAKE.
PREsIDEST.-J. W. Crosby, IT.,
Pancuitch.
CoUNsELOSs NJ. VI. Steele, David
Cameron, PangUitch.
GiSTfeld County, Utah.
WARDS. BISHOPS
William J. Henderson
Escaiantc.- r. Schow
Marion Coyote P.OJ....CuIoert King
Pangultcl..-...............Allen Miller
Pig,s County, Utah.
CIEcIeyiIIc.........-James +. Peterson
Junctilu.--..--..--.--- Rufus \. A.sru
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SAE JUAN STAKE.
PEEsIDEST.-F. =. Hammond, BluH
CyvNsELoEs. - Wa. Halls, Maucos;
VIM. Adams, Monticello.
SgH JuGH County. Utah.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
BUT rs Nielsen
BGgnC........Ge1. W. NIcConkie, p Z
EATy County, Ctrh
u --......-...--.....E II. Stewart
North MISUNDERSTANDING Jones, PIE
La Plata Co., Colorado
Mc1cos. George Halls
Nctg HsIieJ
Observation-Disclosures c. Buruham
IA P.-'s............-..... Jesse Steele
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TEEsiaEST.-Csuatg Peterson,
Ephrs..u.

AIal-ss-s
"ovEssirus.-IIer-y Bal, Ephra.m;
JGaz 3. .I=i.e-, Mauti.
SGHFs,s C0Ea'g, Jl1A.
"sEos. BISHOPS.
Chester. ...-....CdTistcn Christensen
El-s-.u, North WarI..L. S. Andersen
E2lra.u, South Ta.d-.C. & y. D15i1s
FlirvitW-...-.--..-..--. AU2sI fucker
E-yctte--.....-;.. John BaIth1ioL-T
F.Guia.c G-cca..--...J@urs Yor-saa
Gunris r---...-.--..--...C. :. Gsdse-
!H-iar1.-.---.----.----.-JOhG Spencer
Nl-ti, N1rt5.......-----. Vim. T. Reid
H-1a, Cu:I.-.....-......Ii Hans Jensen
aIai ls!f...-..........-.....O. &. Olsen
" --"a.------------.--. ". Irons
I-. Pleasant, SostE.--..N. Y. N4dscu
VI. Pleasant, S1u.a.--. YIN $. Seelsy
Spring City .............JAs. \. Alfred
S'iriilg----.-... .........J. l.. Peacock
W aies.--- --..-----...-...-...J, E. Rge
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ST. JOSEPH STAKE.
PE25rDENT.-Chr.stopher Lzyicu,
T1stCLer.
COUNsELoEs.-Wu. D. Johnson, 81
II. Merrill, Thatcher.
Cnl,aDs CoaEv,A 4.

ti'-..'.hs I#Ht-a- Il.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
Cur-is.................... 81. II. Quits
CsEtga'..............-Ciaorre i. Ha75
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q. I. ts-son
.................Josl VelLer
EIajJcews..........-. II. Matthews
Tui'cheT..............Sam1cl Clsritge
rma..-.................-. John Taylor
CoeEiss Comfy, i. 7.
s.. Davi1.......--..-P, Peter 4. LOfsrec
Oneida STAKE.
PiEsIDENT.-Gyo-ge G. Parkinson,
Fs5nkiil.
CoUNsELoEs.-SJIcmrr II. H=l-, Cen
tile Valley, B.u=harl CO Matthias
7. COwlgy, Preston.
Oaetfa Ccmy, IlaA9.
WARTS. BISHOPS.
Gii,au........-.........Wm, +. Gamer
DAYTON tWesto5 Pc stephen CaIlan
Faigvjcw..,...........NurOuiW W. Pratt
Nirs CTreE........E.., uus Rasmussen
Prest10.-.-.-...-...Wu C.. paTkinso
i.veTt-lg........ LCCuifas 4. HeCham
" ji1u..........,.....JOhu II. Clarke
Bingham County, H.iSo.
Farley p. Wiley
Garden Creek tOuesd= + OlJP.Capeu
MarsaVaIeylOu -iiaP.OJJ.M Squi-es
Mormon Ward lG,uiilcl Z. T. Hale
Mound Valley Valley iRHWiiiiams
JNford--....................N.R Lewis
PocateiiO------.--.W.1 e.. Wilson, Pc.
Nbi;ueg War --.r...-Iluss Chadwick
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-OUSsEL0Es. j. II. Hart, George
OsE.gat, Bloomington.
Lake County, I'aLo.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
Eg-m lr...............s.R Wr.aht
Recommendation KUuiz, ?. r
GsaUl-lafHg .--.. ........WI1- Iiu We
Dlusia .-..-..--..-.. Hsm-.. Hump. gIys
Elsl Nav. recommendation Sock
G.lI-s'lE u................li.A IA. L .f.-
Lsral.r....................E y. AC~-.a
"a r-.ru. --............-..,U m J. Il e.
Tau- --.......-...-I lSg aAiH--r, r. l..
sff..........-..... Hl.,wuu Liulsa.
pa 2, arl.-..--....-...F W Ei. West
u-g.-. 90. F.-rl.. .......H5lgr- Price
1rssi0l.-.....-...... u. y. DgiyuF,e
s.. Cl--.e.. ....-.........-..J. a. Hunt
Eul6FH County, Litis.
soda s.-ia-s.....U-.i.i +. LIS, p. Z.
Jutr- Go. HgaHiag.
Aslu.........--.-...., a-'a= j. Caz..r
Eg-lil-g-...... w Sam C,r5z.d-
Eg,trnwlo1.....-.-...'.uIi-u FlrsCns
Fsigv.rE............. Jaaz G.. Dewey
G-JstE...-........-..-...I-r. $ Jensen
o-aI Va. E.--....--.-...-.- h. C-z.r-
Rel Comfy JtTi.
CsId. . C.iy......-..--..-l t,r' --.i--
L4Es.0wr..-.-..--...---.. ..- = ays.l
Meadow ............JH. g.. hIE IA
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n . III 4 =
OF
aESIDZICY AYD BISHOPS
OF THE
Organized Stakes 81 2;eE.

r.E. u--as Ir-s5l'aE Elder.
where q Ward hss No Toss oGee % IL
own the uclIes; rost ,G.-e 20 i;, and i-eoue
at which the rs-ti,uis obtain iheir uai' Il
-.yea Boz Fss,ltLgs.s-
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JUAB STAKE.

President VIM. paXman, NsPsi.
observation-disclosures S2eTry, James
". Payman, Nsphi.
Ju15 Cogafy, D'Ih.
WARDS. TT UuFs.
Eurgsl.......-..Booer. Gillespie, Pc
I. N-l.--...-.-.-..... .Niels i aga
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS X u6s
N.Dsl, LIST Wa-t....Wi l.l-g Il Warner
Sepli, 2ui TaEi.....-.-.- David UisiI
= eliiagtUr.-.--. Thomas Or-i.i Z. Z
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PREsiDE;T.-T. Z. RlCBs, R,xburg-
CuuNsyLors w. ?. Hs7y, Jas. L
S.-g.e, R-N1-r-.
BHgaum CO I'aH0.
WARDS. uI-EgFs.
sa-l-r ................A O. Iasi-s rom
BE -ltJV..............--E Reuben t-..
Burton Gi x5ur- p.OJ-.G.1 L. s1ll'.
E=-.l EseE..............j-ulr th1L-a.
-oratEs-l. R1- p 80 l--I-s. Z 81 81,
Lztaul ,'-auan z O1....W E.W-'ssr
uIzyll.c.......... IL .cLa,i F. iariiue
Iyurr ..........--.. samuel i Wilcox
N,rla...-.-...-.-..- .ii- s. y .Dg .'e--
Parker lE-.r p u1..WyEza E..Pa-rgF
g.zau.-, Is W4rI..T.1E E.E.gL-, ia.
a. xru-z. % Vart......gssger Steiner
9. zauGr, @ Wlft. .TIus:4gJ J. Wirter
E..by tLurlsylgg p O).Ge' A.C9rd7.
slI.mlR x''ur- p ON..Gro.H.E harris
Eaylcs ,Ea- Z Ca F-Ol..Wm. Priest
Fsfou.............-.. chr Donaldson
WlI1rf ...-.--.--........G Gorge Davis
willow Cr.et. II. Reel Alb Simmons
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PAVOwAN STAKE.
SEWER STAKE.
SEWER STAKE.
fEESIpENr.-Wm- II. S--smilIer,
RE. dl.d.
observation-disclosures ". Bean, " II
Cars, Rchfeld.

Nl-i-, hcrlriu.
S--ies Cong, Uird
Wards. BISHOPS.
, .-.-''. l.......... Joseph y Sr.E.g
Ag-lr=-------...-.- Harry y FsvEe
Eg-Igi.-r.-............Em q. edward
T. .-.l1. ................-J=u Jensen
G.-GwauJ.-....-..-....HcTb,.tH u. EeM
.r-:.-.-...- Barnard II. Greenwood
f.s F-.---...---.. Gi.-su \. METt1cE
Recommendations Cooper
r. tunrt .-.......-..Hars Rasmussen
RE as.d, 1T Ws-d.......Paul P1ulsgn
R.lh-eli, = Wagd..J0sep4 $. Home
sal.11. James :. Je1sgu
VcrEi,l:Ou (Si.uz-t)..P GJttizeGsOn
Gees berry tS4.iusl A.J.EGsssl', p. Z.
Pirts Com'y.
EsH- Valley CTeasia,gl...Heury Giles
Er.EoC'.-...-........ James A Taylor
G-sz= valley lEHG-hal emile. Jensen
LOa .--..--.....--.. wills Z. Robson
Tes<fs.e-. George Coleman
L-E-''s-.....-.... WIN. Ml-ss
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SIN LUIS STAKE.

s-h-' 4-AAA - t-Ass -
PE-sIEENT.-S- :. Sm.Lr, Ncusssl.
CCUNsELoEs.-E. D-itCn. WIN. Chris
ttnECa, ii-raSsl
CoRyus Go CollF~f2.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
Aau-ss@--..-- $1,000 ~ &. ULit1u
Sanford -...--..--....S. & 3 Ei7tl-rr.
L07 Sa-i.aS....-.L. II Peterson, p. p
Zero -..---..--...-... J. II. jack, = T.
EfgHf.,@ .Lc 1ars)-..E. GCombs, PIP.
MORAN .fs jlc-'-. J !. Simple.
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CAsSIA STAKE.

PREsDEST-H. D. Haight, Oakley.
CoUSsELoEs. - &oroni Pickett, Ma
riou; Wm.F. Brim, Albion.
Ccssta CsuEiy, IDAHO.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
Oakley.........-....Jshn L. S-ith, Jr.
M4Eion.-..---.-..-.---.itam G. Saith
Spring Basin. .Enoci r Dayley. sen.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7. Harper
Elbs.................-..Th9mas TAILOR
Recommendations o. King
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yillei ", =. Pscks hama5.
Summit County, Utah.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
CoaiyIile, East Warj......Jos. Wight
& os.vi'le North Ward. Wm. Hodson
Collvilie, South ward.-...Geo. Beard
Echo...-. .-.....-.........Elias Asper
observation-disclosures Rlchens
hJytsvIile.--....-........Wm. SARGENT
KAMA ---.-.---.-.........S. +. Atwood
Park Cit7..--..--Jno. HOImber-, p. E
FaFiey' S PLEk-.--.-..-......G G. NJ. Pace
PeoG..---.....----...- Stephen Walker
RocspOTt..-.............-..J. NJ. Malin
Upton. ........-........... John Clark
Wsuship...............E Z Young, Jr
UiHsaA County, Wyoming
Amy ....-. .-....--......- James B5Wns I
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brown I
Siseet ITatsr County, Hyommg. |
Rock CFrings....Jeseph Soulsby, P.S.
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ST. GEORGE STAKE.
PEEsIDESr.-Dluicl D. Macarthur
s. GC0.Es.
COUSsZLoEs. - Anthony V. WINS,
E.as.us B. Sow, 81. George.
Washington County, JtlA
ST. GEORGE STAKE.
WARDS

Wards. E.snors.
,,~
: = : !. - '''', -, = -, -
-
sv' . q. - ~ /, = -
Gr-gca..............JEmrs N. Ballard
y "a - ''--'--'-'--''' .'-' ~ 2 " Iil.'
IAN l'--'-''--'u- 'F-. a. 'i..'' 7 -
"a =. '''''''''-''''." .l4',L T. &C
=. y '.'''- : ----'o-S''- D. A''a'n = J. L
- 80 $500 -
-r;.t'i,'I,- 49, = -. -
Mountain DelI......Wu. fs5n p. r
Pins Valley. ---...-..Wn. GaTtner
riaio'-'--.------'---------Rlhsri kue.l
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FErs:uENT.-A5-Gn Hatch, He, e..
C"rSsELo=s. IT. II. Giles, II.
Nsrtar, Helsr.
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Bosa.cl County CaA

Ues9,ci County. CtrE
WARDS. EI-HCgS.
Centre lIieger = Ol..-.BsIisu.g Cluff
IIagiCstCa.-.-..--.----.N. e. Murtock
Daniels Cre,k iiaJsr) J. JortgH, Pc.
ll4iiscols ,HeLeII.--......ueEIy ,igE
Iieo-r, E4-t.................R. :. Duke
II Der, WySf.-....-....--. Henry lygs
M.JTgy..............D. Van WseCnen
W ails1uGE........-.......F. ETau-btOl
SamHE County, CtGA
Woodland tKamGs JiO0n
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F, AUERBACH & BBO.
IA, l46 &148 South, Main Street,
To Attract the Crowds and to Reduce Our immense
Overstock!
Great =. Barga Jams!
ONE WEEK ONLY!
SPECIAL : SALE IN SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS !!
DIR SILK DEPARTMENT OFFERS:
i Pure six Check sural warranted Ga!c yer
or5 SSII everywhere at 90 per yard
Iices each Pure Striped Suahs worth SI.0l.
~ TTieCes Colore Surah, in beautiful shades at 5Jc
is o them
ORR CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
.,. ,s,. all Beaded Wraps COnncnlaras and
Determined u Lei. if Heavy Reductions will DO it,
1,,,,t, a row Articles Only:
Beaded wrags worth s}s2 for s. %.
" SEQ si5ol.
Ladies Jerseys s :I.5 .. s i5s
BIonse< SI.5O SI.OO.
Calico Wranyef w0rthS fOT 10.
Iafe Wrappers and Tea Gowns greatly reduced
Ladies COlored skirts at s5a, regular price SD
800 " 20 &c soc 5C.
White nicely finished At zoe 2c and &1c eac WORT.
@ CIiIireu Jiipphan, DRESSES oI2 at 81 II ard upwards
White Muslin and Embroidery Dresses, the mos
stylish shown here at less price than dressni'Ae
Lot each Balbriggan sc ami 55e
each them and will buy them
ORR TABLE LINEN DEPARTMENT OFFERS

Table
Linen prices will surprise house and hoieeeIs
9lOY at iJc ami 45c yard
goods will you 81 Per cent more neNt week.
Lot Zach Blaachci fable Cloths AM
SKI audI Turkey Red Table Cloths 61caud zoe
Remnant ofW and lOTt1T Danlasks
chofr Napkins dozen .5c 6l.I5c AMI a5t
Of Linen Gloss Towels I.25, worth 500 Ter dgzen
OF Turksh we l5c and zoe each
Nett l2l anu 2Jc reduced from &c
500 Yards Scrim yards for 100
Shings worth
Tennis Flanuels lots l0c and 24c yard
Of Imported India Linens and CheSei N"iisohs y'
{. 10 SIDJ
These prices wiIIc close every yard. Come quickly.
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ST. JOHNS STAKE.

ST. JOHNS STAKE.
President David X Udsa, StJshus.
CoUNsELoEs.-E. y Freeman, W-1.U
Gibbons, S Johns.
A9cels County, Ari=0uG.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
AipiGe.--.--.-.....-.... Edward Noble
S!ss ilf....... !. kemqe
Nu,ri5sC.-......---. John Bow p. Z.
Spring uIlIe lUui5al....G. z. Cosby
st. Johns Recommendation FAIR
TGlsHciL County, Y u.
Ramah...-............5ames Z. Mcneil
Scc0-ro County, " y.
Luuz CHeher Wzrl-.Gibert %. Greer
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GREAT REDUCTION SALE.

GREAT REDUCTION SALE.
Lot Of Fancy Turkish Tides l5c, regular price DC
OF at pair. They will
Of Embroidered Wash Patterns ut Sl.Jt,
ianIs3 Positively HALF PRICE.
% pieces Sain value in the city
o fastC tiingianiS dr ami l)s ! yaui
DEes tiOoisR Remnants a Half Price.
OIL at &c each.
Our CHILDREN'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT offers
Lot Of Cream Brown Jersey S!5 sold
ryRher
worthS2 3.
Lot each Suitsi 10 years S
SIS5 500 ami $3.50 They be bought elsewhere for Sl
suit
BOYS Of lie. 81 a 81. 6l, to close
Gents Bathing suits half 65c 75cani 9c each.
REDUCED 5jc
Saline a reduced from SI.Ul
4 upwards.
Bargains will worth Siic g attend
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UTAH STAKE.

PRESIDENTIAL o. Smcot, Provo
C.5rSsELoRs.-Dayid 10 hu, II. II. Gu
Provo.
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TuOELE STAKE.

TUOELE STAKE.
PEEsIDzST.-H. s. GOwsns, ToCele.
COCNSELOEs.-C. l. Anderson. Grants
vile; Geo +. Richards, Tooyle.
To0sls County. Utgt
WARDS. BISHOPS.
t.5'eT.-................F. D. s.. JcJ-
Deep CTetE.-........--...O. Il. B4rlJ-
T.. 4. City,. .......--.......Ns Moss
Gr-u'sv.ii-..............W. &. Co ietf
LaE Ti-w ,TOOele Poll. G. Shields
S. J -z.----..--.-.....D. II. Caldwell
iu@yle ltJ-....-.-..-.--.. mos. A'ktu
NeIngn.-----...--....---...-J.C G. Shsrr