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an Office there. The Office was opened re-
Gently with w. B. Throckmorton as agent

an Office there. The Office was opened re-
Gently with w. B. ThroCkmorton as agent.
A company consisting of John Bonnie
mort, wife and family, DR.. w. f. Ingram
and wife, Misses Millie and Nora Bonnie
mort and Miss Katie Roberts started yes
terday for protraCted outing on the
Weber. The weather permitting they will
have very enjoyable time.
Great interest is manifested here con
corning the coming debate on Democracy
VS.. RepublicaniSm, to take place at SYRIA
cuse pavilion on Wednesday next, between
Judge L. r. Rhodes and Colonel Allen
Miller, of Ogden. Judge Rhodes has a
great many friends IN this ueighborhood
who will be present on the occasion, and
who will expect to hear the Republican
orator honorably defeated by the exponent
of Democracy.
After ali the talk that has been INDUCED
in with regard to new Union Pacific de-
pot being erected here shortly, it seems
that, for the present at least, nothing Will
be done in the matter. The Union Pacific
people have avoWed their intention of re-
modelling the little frame building that
has done service as ticket Office, waiting
room and freight room for the last
twenty years, and making it serve yet a
| little longer They seem TO be ardent ad-
mirers of the antique, or they would not
! hesitate to remove this old land mark and
have it replaced by building more in
keeping with the times. and which will fill
the wants and requirements of their pa
! irons. Such course would be a great
credit to the company. VI.
| kAYsvILLE, Aug. 10, 1891.
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The following special premiums have
been offered for competition at territorial
fair
For best collection and variety of Utah
farm products raised and exhibited by one
person, SO, offered by Hector W. Haight,
of Pennington.
To the purchaser of the twenty ffth
thousand admission ticket to the fair, S25,
offered by Spencer Clawson.
For the best lady pianist under twenty
years of age who never studied outside OF
Utah, ladies' dressing case, value, Sl5.
For second best, same conditions, ladies'
dressing case, value SO, offered By Godbe
Pitts Drug Co.
For the best fenced and cultivated gar
den in the territory, S25 worth of Therbe
fores extra early potatoes, offered by c.
Twelves, of Provo.
For best half blood G. B. colt under six
months from G. B horse Lempury, SIS
offered by Rex & Hasbrouck.
For best piece of wood carving, gold
medal or SIS, offered by r. Kletting
For display of flowers, S25, for display o.
fruit, S25, offered by H. w. Lawrence.
1t is confidently expected that the list Of
special premiums offered this year will
surpass all previous il number and variety
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KAYSYILLE NOTES.
What is Going on in That Busy Burgh of Davis
County.

County.
Kaysyllle watermelons are on tn market
The shower of last Thursday evening
was quite refreshing.
Miss Winnie Miner, of Salt Lake, has
been in Kaysville this week visiting her
friend Miss Winnie Larkins.
Mrs. r. w. Barnes and Miss May Barton
returned Thursday evening from ten
days sojourn at the popular summer resort,
Brighton.
The Davis county excursion to Syracuse
yesterday was quite largely attended.
Many of our young people went out on the
late train to attend the grand ball in the
evening They returned at an early hour
this morning.
The district schoolhouses are undergo
ing repairs and receiving thorough clean
ing out preparatory to the opening Of
school. The fall term will commence
Monday, the Oath inst.
The Davis County Womans Suffrage
association held an interesting meeting on
Thursday afternoon. A number of visit
ors were present from different parts of
the country, and an excellent programme
was rendered.
The John S. Lindsay Dramatic company
is billed to play two nights at the Music
hall on Friday and Saturday evenings the
2lst and 22d Friday evening it will pre-
sent THE Noble Outcast'' and the play for
Saturday evening will be made known
later.
Several of our leading business men are
intending 10 accept the generous invitation
of the Rio Grande Western officials to &C
company the business mems excursion to
| Sallna on Monday next.
The citizens of Pennington have at las
succeeded in convincing the Union Pacific
officials that that village is of sufficient i'm
portance to warrant the establishment o
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STOCKS FOR THE WEEK.
Stanley Leads the List, While Congo and Apex
Make a Good Showing.

change was a common average for a mid
summer week, when trade is depressed and
men of comfortable fortunes seek rest and
recreation at the seashore and at the inland
resorts.
The event of the week just ended was
the calling of Dalton stock, which sold ct
about so cents and as high as % was bid for
thirty day options. Apex has held its
head up during the week, selling higher
than heretofore and displaying more
strength than it has been known to do since
the decline in silver, now nearly year ago.
Yesterdays trading was distributed over
Apex, Congo, Crescent, Horn Silver, Ma
lad and Stanley.
Yesterdays QUOTATIONS.
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Secretary Gillespie is sending out lists to
over four hundred persons in the territory.
requesting them to answer certain ques-
tions which will show the arid lands
under cultivation in Utah by bitches, ar
tesian wells, reservoirs, and the area of
lands susceptible to irrigation, also au
thenticated data regarding the wonderful
results of irrigation.
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PERFECT ALIGNMENT.
HtlEENf,E nE, PR uON


The lesser though manifestly important i'm
prOvements are:
1t weighs but half as much as the old type
writer's.
DIT outlasts any two other typewriters (abso-
lucy warrautedJ.
II uses no sniff key (an advantage over the
Remington but not the CaIigraphl.
IL is but half the size of Mr.. YOsts other ma
chimes.
1t eXcels all others in SPEED. The YOST
beat the world 5 record at Macon, Ca, January
1891 in competition with Remington, CaigraDh
and Smith-tr5mier. full account of which
contest is given in the Philadelphia SteHogTdpheT
of that month.
Make the following investigation for yourself:
Go among stenographers and get samples OF the
typewriting OF each, or loOko yer any me rchant's
letter files ana compare the work of The various
machines. Letters written on the YOST will
inv ariably however hard or long the machine
may have been used) be as straight and distinct
as book print while the others Will be out of
alignment and blurred, being worse the longer
the machine was in use.
The YOST furnished on trial, and always
sold with guarantee. Machines for rent, and
sold on installments without interest.
YOST TTPEW RITER CO..
IS w. Second South ST., Salt Lake City.
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quist; F. S. Fernstrom, A. L. Hedberg, c. NJ
Nielsen. Solo by Held, violin solo, quartette
o Hagan, L. Johnson, B. A. Petersen and
II. Larson. The meeting will be for the pur-
pose of organizing Scandinavian drum corps.
P. j. Nelson, Assistant Secretary.
TALKING of our useful police an event &C.
Cured at the burglary of the Tenth ward Coop.
store the other morning which was amusing, If
not beneficial The clerk sleeping there, after
he had discharged his firearms and scared the
burglar or burglars away, telephoned the police
asking that an officer be sent down, when he
was pleasantly informed through said tele-
phone that if he would corner the burglar and
hold him there an officer would be sent to lead
| qim to the city hall.
| WE ALL heard recently of the officer who
went to corral some hold-ups and instead got
himself held up A more amusing thing oc-
CURED at noted place on the East Bench on
Friday. couple of men got TO fighting and
the police were telephoned to arrest the ag-
gressor. Shortly after, when the blue coats
arrived with the black maria, the men there
working placed themselves in battle array and
defied the police to make an arrest, and the
officers had to return without their men.
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AuCTIONI AuCIIONM

On Third South between First and Sec
ond West, in Popular avenue, Monday,
August IL, at II o'clock. Bedroom sets,
wardrobe, double and single lounges,
Brussels and other carpets, extension and
other tables, cook and heating stoves,
hanging and side lamps, everything as good
as new. One elegant organ used only a
short time. j. BOYLE,
AuCtloneer.
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Tie Sales Made Yesterday.

Lucas = Wood1uf to W. p. Woodruff,
lot :, BLOCK 81 plat D-------------S4 400
w. +. OMeara to Joannah K. Jensen,
lot o. block :, plat J------------......:...
Marcus G. Campbell ct al. TO E. M. Glea-
son ct al, part of lot g. block SO, plat b
Frank A. Grant ct ux. to L. B. Sutton
part of lot 4, block 81, plat Co. Leo
William Glasmann ct ux. TO Frank Knox
ct d.. part of lot g. block So, plat c.
a. Fish to A. S. Geddes part OF lot 3,
q. NJ. Jones ct uX. to Salt Lake city, part
OF section 5, township l south, range
6. M. Jones ct ux. to Lewis b. Coates ct
TX, part of section 3, township south,
Lewis B. Coates ct al. to Richard q.
Watt. lot 16, block g. South Gale.------- 81
L. ii. Young ct uX. to Samuel Q. Sud
DRY. part OF lot T. block 70, plat A. 81;
Nie.a L. Steele eft al to .. H. Avery, part
oflot 9, block Sc plat b 81
j. NJ. Nelson ct al. to John NJ. Dietz ct al.
lots IA and To- block 5, Silver Lake Driv-
ing Park " q
Edwin Bulpin ct uX. to Thomas w. Bull
pin, lots and 4, block 6, Terrace
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Abstracts Of title to real estate situated
in Salt Lake county neatly, accurately and
promptly furnished by the County Re
corder.
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LADIES,

Do you know that the Victoria is the best
ladies' bicycle made. 1t has the Victor
spring fork and their celebrated cushion
tires. For sale by j. S. Jensen, ieweler, %
L First South
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Nine. Nelson at Walker Bros. & Fyler
Co. left early last week for New York and
Chicago, for fall styles, combining business
and pleasure. Our dress making parlors
will open September g. This department
has been a grand success in the past. A
cordial invitation is extended to all, TO in
spect most artistic line of dress goods
and trimmings, as well as exclusive high
art styles in dress making
WALKER Bros & FLYER Co.
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SPORTING NOTES.

There has been but little stirring in
sporting circles during the past week. Ad-
mirers of the manly art are on the qui
vive over the big fight between Williams
and Morrison, which comes off at Ogden
on September 1st. Arrangements for the
mill have all been completed, and the men
are even now in perfect condition. A
special train will convey the Salt Lake
sports to the Junction City. Next to this
event, the contest between Sullivan and
Whalon, which comes off here early next
month. is the principal subject Of discus
sion.
There will be a swimming race at Syria
cuse next Tuesday between 3 Sandwich
Islander and an Ogden man for purse of
5000 and the championship of the territory.
There are great number of skillful swim
mers in this city, and it is wonder that
the question of supremacy has not aroused
more interest.
Arrangements for the appearance here
of Dixon and Willis have not yet been ccn2-
pleted, but the light weights will doubtless
show here.
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SIDELONG CHANCES.

HISPER it not
abroad, tell it not
in the streets, that
some Of the fair sex
of this city-and
they are not of that
class which wears
the scarlet = are
very fond of an
after dinner Gig
are tt e, or o n q
! smoked in the
! boudoir just be-
fore retiri n g.
They do not use
the vulgar, COM
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YOST
MADE
THEM.
YOST
MADE
THE RECORD.

Invented the Remington Typewriter in 1877.
Invented the Caligraph Typewriter In 1880.
Invented the YOST Typewriter in 1889.
And not ashamed of one of his
machines either.
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The YOSt Typewriter

Is simply the combination OF the best features
OF Mr. YOsts two hrst typewriterS with theis
faults eradlcaJed and the improvements added
which time and experience have suggested. Its
two great and universally conceded advantages
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MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.

The Twenty-tirst Ward Glee class will
90 on a moonlight excursion to Calder
park Monday evening, August II. All in
yited.
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Bank of Utah sclicits deposits in any sum
from 81 upwards. The bank has paid up
capital of $500, 600. Its directory is as fol-
lows: Heber j. Grant, president; William
B. Preston, vice president; Heber M.
Wells, cashier; Joseph F. Smith, William
II. Rowe, Abraham H. Cannon, Spencer
Clawson, Elias Morris, Charles S. Burton,
Nephi W. Clayton, Frank Y. Taylor P T.
Farnsworth, L. NJ. Weller, H. A. WooIey.
Send for copy Of rules and regulations.
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THE OFFICIAL CALL.


j. NJ. Kennedy and Others:
GENTLEMEN-In accordance with the above
request we herewith cali injecting of the Salt
Lake Real Estate exchange, at the office of the
Salt Lake Abstract Co.. NO. %65 Main street,
who have courteously placed their office at our
disposal, said meeting to be held Tuesday
evening, August IS, 1891, at s pm. A large at
tendance is requested.
(Signed) H. c. LETT President.
GEORGE H. ToUsEY. Secretary
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mon everyday cigarette affected by their
effem1nate brothers, but dainty little pets
not much larger than the pencil one hnos
on the average ball programme, such as
are guaranteed ION the wrapper) to be
'stenderly white and sweetly fragrant"
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REALTY DEALERS
A Meeting of the Exchange to be
Held Tuesday.
THE LIST OF SALES YESTERDAY
Sending Out for Information to be Used Dur
ing the Session of the Irrigation
Congress,

The real estate exchange which has been
in hypnotic sleep for several months, is
to be aroused to a revival of its work in
furthering public enterprises, and more
particularly in regulating the sale of real
property,
1t IS not more than week since the i'm
portance of the real estate men getting TO-
gether was set forth in this department,
and now that the president and secretary
have called a meeting it begins to look like
business once more.
PETITION FOR THE CALL.
To H. c. Lett, Esq. President, and George H.
Tousey, Secretary, Salt Lake Real Estate
Exchange:
We, the undersigned members of the Salt
Lake Real Estate exchange, hereby respect
fully request you to issue call (by publication
in the daily papers, for meeting of all mem
bers of the exchange and real estate dealers,
same to be held Tuesday evening, August Is
1891 at S o'clock, to discuss matters of much i'm
portance to the exchange
(Signed) j. NJ. K KENNEDY,
A. II. PARSONS,
HARVEY HARDY,
j. r.. LYNCH,
G. II. SCHREINER,
JOHN w. NEFF,
c. Z. WANTLAND.
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Notice-Cut prices this week at Barra tt
Bros.
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A SAVING OF % PER GENT

Guaranteed if you buy your Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods of Joseph Simon,
opposite Continental hotel.
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This may or may not be news to many
readers. l confess, however, that was not
little staggered when | first corroboraGed
the story that had been told me before IL
was couple of weeks ago, while out Tor
my evening stroll, that | CHANGED into
select drug store. The screen was pulled
open, there was a fiutter of feathers, lace
and flowers, whispered consultation with
the clerk behind the soda water fountain,
who Immediately proceeded to compound
decoction that looked suspiciously like
"heavy claret cup When this was dis
posed of, more whispering ensued and this
time her dainty mouth came into such
close proximity to the sun-burned ear OF
the clerk as to cause red streaks of bushes
to chase up and down his face. He nod
ded, put out small package. and in return
for it dime dropped into the till. Then
he glanced at me and smiled He is my
beaux. l raised my eyebrows and returned
the salutation.
Happen very often:' [ asked.
Nope" he replied, and L could see that
he had no desire to pursue the subject
further.
Some days later young lady friend of
mine was sampling some perfume, and by
accident a little of the liquid spilled over
I her taper fingers.
Ugh she said, 81 don't at all like that;
do you."
And she held her well-manicured fingers
up to my nose.
''Not at all partial to it, 1 assure you,"
quoth l.
And, what do you thin!,? Over and above
the odor Of the perfume came the rank
smell of the cigarette!
Since that time L have pursued my re-
searches and have come to the conclusion
that many hundred cigarettes are con-
sumed daily in this city by young ladies',
whose ages range from sixteen years and
upwards. 1t is an evil, too the i'll
effects of which cannot be over-estimated.
Is il not bad enough that the
constitutions of the future fathers of the
ration should be ruined by the vile habit
without the future mothers coming down
W GuG Sdu1S IcN0L. SlSdLSbOo SuOhIAB Is
the threshold to the insane asylum.
l wonder whether the police committee
will report upon the whereabouts OF
several bolts of cloth!
L. E. Hall, who, by the way, is par
ticular friend of mine-you know he sells
sewing machines-is reported as Directing
to being dubbed Civil War Hall, because of a
speech he made during the campaign. Il
he objects to that title, how would "Irrep
ressible Conflict Hall' suit him!
1t is strange how circumstances alter
cases and how little things sometimes
change the whole course of a mans life. I
have now in mind young man who
stands well in the estimation of the pub lie
and whose character is above re-
preach. One day he fell in love with a
Mormon girl, and during ali the time she
smiled sweetly upon him-that was before
the party division-he voted the Peoples
|. ticket. Later she went off with a hand
somer man, and ever since that time, my
!, friends life has been burden and delu-
sion to him because there is not an election
every week in order that he might drop il
his little Liberal ballot, as he did in the lat
county contest. NELLIE NAUGHTY.
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KOL-KURA (JoHNscN) for Collie, Cholera,
DiarrhGa. Free samp. Johnson, Pratt & Co.
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The Scandinavian Democrats of Salt
Lake city are hereby requested to meet in
the Social hall on Tuesday evening, August
Is, at o'clock, as business of Importance
is to be transacted. All interested in
Democracy please come
p. j. NELSON, Assistant Secretary.
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u
DR.. Ira Lyons Office removed to Hooper
& Eldridge building, 40 South Main street.
Garfield Tea for cost1veness and piles*
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have purchased most of Nine. Buttons
stock. Will close at low figures. Nine.
Rhine, No. II East, Third South.
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TAKE a POLICY

Bang curling 10 cents, at Nine. Rhine's,
No. II East Third South 4.
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NOTICE.

The firm of Arbogast & Trumbo company
was dissolved, by mutual consent, on the
18th day of Feby., 1891, and was succeeded
by the Arbogast Confectionery company
Gncorporated). GEORGE ARBoGAsT.
Salt Lake, Aug. S, 1891. Prest.
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Garfield Tea for bilHousness and sanow
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Total .----.....--S 13, $3.50
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TAKE a POLICY
In the old reliable, North America" Of
Philadelphia. Assets over SS,0OO,O0O.
H. J. GRANT s. Co., Agents.
J. +. GRANT Manager.
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DELICIOUS COLD BEVERAGES
The decoctions served to the thirsty and
warm at the Occidental are delicious, pure
and superior F'irst-class wines, liquors,
beers, ales and cigars. Family supplies a
speciality.
AUER & MURPHY, Proprietors.
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Total.
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L. E. Hall, who, by the way, is par
ticular friend of mine-you know he sells
sewing machines-is reported as Directing
to being dubbed Civil War Hall, because of
speech he made during the campaign. If
he objects to that title, how would "Irrep-
ressible Conflict Hall' suit him.
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Arnicated Eureka Cream for chapped an,
rough skin.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-04-15
THE MAJORITY FIRM.

The Library Directors Have a Spfr.
Tied MeetinE-Mosf OF Them Desire
to Go Ahead with the Historical
Society Contract.
The library directors held special meet
ing last evening, and 1t was q long one, too,
with reference to the contract with the
Historical society. The meeting was not
all harmony, though the majority of the
board were firm in the opinion of sticking
to the position which they had taken. The
discussion opened up with vigor when Mr.
Chandler submitted a resolution to the
effect that the society be instructed that it
is at liberty to carry out the provisions of,
the contract as soon as practicable. This
resolution was not carried, but the spirit
implied still prevails with the majority of
the members. Mr.. Hamilton, without dis
cussing the contract, opposed the resolu-
ton vigorously. He said if that body
directly flung defiance at the board of al
dermen, the result would be disastrous for
the library, and blaze might be kindled
which it would take months to quench.
Mr.. Chandler said he did not knuckle
down to the court of common council and
he for one did not care If the matter went
to the people.
A lively little tilt took place between
Msssrs. Hitler and Mansfield. The mat
ter was finally settled for the time being
that a committee comprised of Messrs.
Mansfield, Moran and Winchell should
draft q statement explanatory of the
course taken by the directors to report at
the next meeting and then afterwards for
presentation before the court of common
council. ,..- u
The members who by their voting indis
Gated they favored going head with the
contract in spite OF the possibility of an
chell, Mansfield and Moran. Those on the
other side were Messrs. Hamilton, Lover
idge and Hitler.
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WANTED

WE make a liberal offer to travelling and local
w statesmen in every state. who call on
tail grocers.
apIsoawst Wed. lS5 lake st. Chicago, Ill