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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-15

the cay Of the west and of silver ia
c ming as surely as the march Of time.
Mr.. Cleveland is back number. Up
to the third year Of bis time ss prtsI-
dent. be had never been west Of
BuffilO. n Y. In his narrow expert
e1ce Chicago was "out west" and tIt-
Paul on the frontier. His hurried
trip To thess points taken in obedience
TO The suggestions of the nation al
dem cratic central comm ittee, solely
and wholly for electiODeeriDg p0r-
p 50, did not in any way broaden his
/ eI- In regard to the W. SC, and as for
the true west, be has seen IL and
has 90 more conception Of its magni-
tud-, veal b and future than he mas Of
the int, r,Or Of Chins. 1t will he inter
estiDg work for the demo cratic press
o. tn liver producing atstes to recon-
cile bis candidacy with :he interests
Of their constituency.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-15

| with the the amount Dewar says Glib
son promised him. This mf rning
| Attorney WIn Barry Of the c. unset
for Gil s ~, appeared before Judge
BIZ dktt', with District Attorney Nit
christ. nud asked permission 20 tx-
anime the package said to have been
delivered by Gibson 10 Dewar and
supposed ia cOntsin explosives with
which SbuheldPs di-tIllefy was to
have been blown up. Judge Blodgett
gave the reqUir'd d authority and Barry
and Mitchrisi. with Inspector SUM
mervIlle, Special Agent BroOkss,
Marshal Hitchcock and Caprsin
Stewart at once began making an
examination. which proved It To be
highly infiammable ard the same as
that d. dslivered 10 Dewar
PUBLIC SENTIMENT AGAINST GIBSON
PEORIA, Ills, Feb. 23.-Although
the whiskey trust people still mantsIn
that George Gibson is entirely iUno-
cent of the conspiracy to destroy the
Shnffrldt dis'illery, the general pub
lie his come 90 the conclusion that he
is guilty. There is great exciiemen
at the trust headquarters and agen 8
are going Oh every train tO cities where
trust memters reside. Vice Pr, sident
AdOlph WUolner left TINS afteruc N
for Chicago where Ee will meet Pie-i
dent GrCenhou-e who is coming home
from Washington. A meeting of the
trust directors hiss beer called fnr next
Monday and interesting action is
expected then. Gibson MAINTAINS a
dOgged silence. but says he Is in nnoceDt.
Ae ssss 'hs bort e In bi. grip con al ned
an sntiseptic fl lid patented by the
chemist of the trust. He wss on bis
way 10 ell the secret Of the compound
to stock company. United STATES
detectives srr,vsd here this morning
and sensational arrests are expe tied.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-15
coNeREssMEn's GIFTS.


Small COntribatiOns f0r which RsPsa-
sehtatIves Pay Dearly.
The Christmas contents of eongre3
mans mail box would shame the trar
ditionai small boys pocket
A curious thing about the remem-
brance of congressman Is that IL usn-
ally comes n little before ChristmaAI
This might be explained by the theorY
that his holiday begins a day or two
earlier and he might not get his mail On
Christmas morning. But it is susceptE
ble also of another exclamation. A fewl
year, experience in Puonc il;;- sseds tks
average statesman TO conclude that he
is not the object Of unSelsish admiratiou.
and that the attentions bestowed upon
him are not altogether disinterested in
every instance. He lsarns that the Per
sons who place flowers on his desk in
honor Of his birthday. OF on the occar
sion of his making a speech. or ia con
graduation for his reelection. are 1isu
ally those who have some favors to ask
II dainty Christmas card. \ cheap
homemade handkerchief ease. "a neck
tie or worked" initials fIr the inside
of his hat, is placed in his postofios
box two or three days before Christmas
accompanied by the card, say, Of -of
some lady he has not known very long,
it places him under some sort of Oh
iigation. especially II the giver is a she
and she is good looking and young
Usually a present received two days
before Christmas leaves abundance q
time for a return present before Christ
mas night, and If a congressman
makes a present he cannot afford to lst
it be conspicuous for cheapness.
So il happens that the congressInan
Usually receive great many little ~
membranes during the several daya
Just before Christmas The number q
lady visitors in the galleries increases
Just before the holiday recess. Itused
TO be. before the sale Of fancy artielas
in the stotionery room was stoppsa
that the room would be crowded with
members accompanied by appreciatiEe
and greatly interested friends. A whols
years allowance for stationery could
/ easily Dt COuHuAlACA II wv -
that was in the days gone by. II CO.
eressmen send out presents now thy
must pay for them. cash out Of hard
and the old and experienced are alnu
to take hints unless there Is sometlIna
peculiarly attractive about them.
The size Of the outgoing mail 1num
the house and senate post0fIloes b M
materially increased Il Is chiefly ~
incoming that Is burdened; not ~
eoneressmen are male the reciPleull
Of numerous and valuable prcscn1a
but besides the delicately scented ~
nlinders many of them receive ti,a1a B
hardly a fancy advertising card. a cnl
endar Of the Christmas number - &
paper or magazine that is not reu1 4
every man Ia congeea The a1ornI
co1rrcrsman might have o caIend4E -
every dag n the year. and N0I'N.|0|
and n1reII'E'n0 cards 1uo... I. - +.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-15

WAsnINGToN. Fe6. l3.-The people
of Norm DAkota have applied to The
IndirL burtau for permission TO re-
move f. m the Sioux reservation the
cabin Wblch was the home OF Sitting
Bull. Tue parpo' e is to add it To the
collection OF Indian curiOs which will
form part of North Dakofa's 'sexhibit al
the World's Fair. The permission
will be granted.
FFFECr or THE ANTI LOTTERY Aw,
One effect of the anti-lotlery acl
Ifssed At the last session of congress
IL Is stated a. the post ONCE depart
ment, is shown by the falling of IN
the volume Of money order, postal
note and registered letter business al
the New Orleans post-ofiise.. The
statement OF money orders paid dur
ing twelve weeks Of last year. rs com
pared with the same period this veal
shows q decrease In the number q
1868, and in an amount Of $4,000
During the ssme period the number o.
postal notes paid fell from S2.59S Z
8, $40. and the amount paid decreased
$1,000.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-15


J. BUTTE, Feb. SI2.-The Board OF
Trade Rimbling houss and saloon,
corner Of Main aud Park streets, was
this morning the scene Of IN. bloodieSt
shooting sffray in the history of the
city. Toe men standing at short
rargs, emptied their revolvers, fiIiog
eleven sho's 81 each other. AS = re-
suit Tiny Levan, William Sheerin
and c. J. Bsyer, were badly shot, but
their wounds are of such n naiuVe that
some time must elspse before the
rsult can be told with certainty.
That either one of the principals ts-
capped instant death seems miraculous.
Whisky sud cards eau sed the sffrqy.
SbeeTiD, fImar proprietor Of the Delta
ss'oor, lad been drinking and playing
faro the greater part Of the night. After
losing $500 at the game be ssked
Levan, the dealer, for a losn Of 500.
The latter refused the an, saying be
was only the ce1lsr aud did not feel
like lending money without the con-
sent of the pronrietors, both OF whom
weIe absent. Toe refusal seemed to
excite Sheerin's anger aud he began TO
vent his wrath on the dealer Again
Levan explained d to the unlucky play
er IN It he wss working Tor wages and
bad nothing to do except deal.
This exclamation failed to salts y
Sheerin. who then cOmplainsd Of
having been robbed aud thre 4tened 10
Kill the dsa'er. After an interval OF
fift=s n IBinuters. during which time
he had been drinking at the bar,
Sheerin stepped to the middle of the
room and deliberately drawing bis Ie-
volver shot at Levan ~ he was sitting
behind the table. Levan saw the INC :
ton and spraDg out In time to catch
the shot scIoss the back. IL knocked
him to his knees and In this position
he drew his revolver and returned the
IRE. Both men continued the fusIIade
until II ey hsd empti' their 45-cslIbro
pistols.
| CCNCuAl -uNc W Ouc uuuui Dcu
were IN the room when the shooting
commenced: When the smoke lifted
u disclosed Sheerin lying upon the
floor behind the bar with three bullet
holes in his hips and legs. Young
Bayer, LevaD's lookout, was s,retch' d
, ut nelr the corner door bleeding from
a severe wound In the back, while
L'vrn was on his feet apparently the
le.st injured Of the trio. Physicians
we're summons d and uIOn exsmina-
tion found Levan had bal In his ltfI
side and one In his back. SheeriD wGt
hit iD the lsft hip and the eft thigh
and lad flesh wound In the right
thigh. One Of the first shots killed 6
valuable dog. the ONLY fatality thus
far.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-15

The third seri.s # gam in the
whist tournament ,ttre Ia nigh n
the Miles City club under the nev sys-
tenn of playing cares. CItdn H'r-
captains If the respective side. In-
stead If playing y sp c'fisd n imber %
poiuis, it Wa- agreed to play for n GER
tain number OF hours Lat night. ON
account Of commencing late. the limit
OF play agreed uPOn WAS twn hours.
but on all succeeding nights It will ne
three hours. TIE games last mig Z
re- ulted ss follow:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-15

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Feb. t3.-The
s5th JOINT ballot for United States SEN
ztOr IN joint rs-erbly showed a break
in the republican and F. N. B. A.
rSnkp. The bsltot resulted IS follows:
Palmer lOl; Oglesby 81; Llndley Is;
Stella 2; Hubbard 1. Subsequent
ballots up to the $50 We're without
material change. After the 95th ballot
an adjournment was taken Till to-
morrow.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-15
Admiral Porter ID ld.

WAsHINGTON, Feb. l3.-AdmiTal
David d. Porter died suddenly at s:I5
O'Clock. III 8 morning at his residence,
l7l4 Fl str, ct. His deAth resulted
from fatty degeneration Of the heart.
which RELENTLESS disease asserted fts
fatal clutch upo7 him ct Newport. r.
L.. last summer. when he overtsxei
his strength by taking violent +xer-
che and vss stricken diwn with a
complication Of diseases, including
congestion Of the lungs aud drop-y.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-15
Johu l.rler a. tne Polp, Of pen,h.

Lacrosse, Feb. lS.-JOhn Lswler,
formerly director Of the st. Paul road
and owner 81 the pontOon bridge
across the Mississippi at Lacrosse wss
stricken with paralysis last night, and
Is at the point Of death.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-15
she,mau,s Condition Unchanged.

New YORK, Feb. a., l o. m.-Gen'
eTal Sherman's condition Is unchanged.
He is resting, aud the house hrs been
closed for the night.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-15
THE STUFFED PROPHET SPEAKS.
He Makes Himself Solid with Wall Street
on The sIlver Question.

On Ahc CAANNN &oroAAcHs
A,a mpss meeting held in Ne~
York city on Thursday at which tn.
business men Of New York met TO O.
Z, Sc The silver bill. the following lett-i
was ,e ,d from Mr.. Cleveland:
T.. EIlrry Anderson. Ny dear Sin:
| have this 'afernOon received yuui
note inviting me To attend. tOmoTroN
evening, a meeting called for The pur-
pose of voleing the opposition Of the
businsss men Of our city to the free
coinage Of silver in the Unite d STATES
shall not be aDle 20 attend aud address
the mett ting. - you requested, rut ]
an glad that the business iBtertst~ O.
NV York are at last TO be heard ni.
the subject. 1t surely cannot be-
necessary for me to make a forms
expression of my agreement with tho 2
who believe that the greatest perils
would be invited by .he adoption q
the scheme embraced in the me lsure
now pending in congress for an aim
tied coinage Of silver NJ cur miDts.
i we have deveiOred an unexpec.e
,.apacity for the assimilation Of a largely
increased volume OF the currency Ard
even n we have demonstrated the use
fulness of such an iDcrefs Z. these con-
/ ditions fall far shSrt Of ioeuring u
against dissSter n in the pre- .ent situa
ton we enter upon the dangerous and
reckless experiment Of free. unlimitf
and independent silver coinage
Yours very truly.
GRovER CLEVELAND.
/ In all respects but one the letiel
essmbles and calls to mind the pom.
der0ps "oplnioDs - wus opinions
that Jack BnBshy was noted for. Th'
exception. and the one thing that Mr.
cleveland makes perfectly clear by hil
letter u mat he is diametrically, per
pendlcularly and horizontally opposed
20 free coinage; that he is the uniirinl
and never dying ensmy Of silver nov
and always, thai - belonEs h,dy sou
and hreechsl a re wall street c.I11l
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-15

eccna. ~ . rsaf b. i.-lnF uasds - lohn n
COW iri . rs y D - a. 90 - 90 hsedsf,
rau usas uiii i.nks as uauth. but ns cen
1 isarti go ruii > iv hau g. runn o. o. - 20
40 ; day % the STAR, aud nlufr a. . 90 -
"a. uafh ssnes. al nErs. o. nnf l'ari -
/. kmeriHa. Nuu can CtItlitiaftiff 81 ANutes ~
I4.r ii wei illir|T sIare rulIt ilts gilif 70
~ y.l.lk. an IL ura. Grrat Iag rttt fqf
rterf s1ufkar. Ne sfau fuu. iuruistinf !
st~ryihlnr. EASILY, sfEiuil.i lsaFusd
IAfrlCfLANs fhlk. Addrrsa q enfe.
~lIh~lk 4 co.. iukIlAAbs AAiAA-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-15

CRICAoo. Feb. ls.--It sprears that
The iaos value Of the ~hiskey trust
cerllhcalea which Gibson had In his
,aiehei uns eQ. 900. the market value
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-15

Tn' re being five tables engaged, fOar
more night's play will complete the
series, the aggregate number Of pOiD
made by each side being figures To ss-
,certain the result. Toe new system
was well rece.ved and bids fair to ex-
cite m re rivalry 10 play and Interest
in the games thau VIII sn team scores
were cotfuted
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-15
GUN PLAY.
Butte Comes to the Front with
a Rattling Fight Between
Two Gamblers at Close
r ange.
General SheTman's Condition
Still Unchanged.
WHISKY AND CARDS.

They are Responsible for a Bloody ARRAY
al Butte
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-15

Iateruiedate periods % pro-tafa of preceding
aies ksadirg notices, class ihed. lncts per line 3
uucl sssihed. ihcis yer hne.
, 1891-03-27

the great dr~rrr OF his hear, wish
every man Inject were A Christian
The heritage Ut such a Ilc Is priceless
to his bercavcd family. to the schools. to.
the community. May the memory of it
be to her who has walked with him in
love and faith. an inspiration to all good
"a stay in all trials-a strength in all
duties-and a light in all shadows: aad
God grant unto these chIldren-sons and
daughters-tO walk in the faith of their
sainted father-in like paths of honor.
usefulness and righteousness that their
lives may be crowned with the witness Of
such tears and sorrow as are poured out
over this coffin today.
Good night Good bye, Above our
sorrow brother, thine Is a fair Cod
morrow In that far radiant world OF
light: Yet take this arewcll-lOve last
toksn-we leave the to thy rest unbroken.
God have the in His care. Farewell
Good night"
, 1891-03-27
TOWN TALK.
Cosby Little Paragraphs Picked Tip
Throughout the City.

Mrs. Robinson has homemade candy.
Addoms & Glover's celebrated pug
syrup for sale only at David's drug store.
A splendid twenty-five cent dinner
served daily at the Germania Hall res
taurant.
Second edition Cheyenne souvenirs at
Kirklands. Going fast. Call early and
get one.
Half stew, best oysters in the city, only
twenty-five cents at Germania Hall res
taurant.
Something new and convenient are
Gem Statements. Gail at THE LEADER
Office and see them.
The opening OF pattern hats for Faster
will be today at 2 o'clock at Walkers Cry
goods and millinery.
Call at David's drug store for a bottle
of Psugma, the best known lotion for
chapped hands, face and lips.
j. Fl. Symons, the Laramie lawyer.
took a header from a bicycle and frac-
tured one of the bones of his forearm.
Bishop Burke desires it stated that he
was not disappointed because he failed o
be placed at the head of the diocese of
Omaha.
L. q. jerks was called to Denver yes
terday by a telegram announcing that his
wife, who is visiting there, was seriously
sick with the grip.
The old frame building now occupying
the site of the new Walker building will
be removed to Crow creek fats and used
there as a boarding house.
For Rent-Five nicely furnished rooms,
singly OF in suits, with table board, at
Whitcomb's, Ferguson and Twentieth
streets. Everything fist-class, aud
charges moderate.
The fighting stone cutters were up be-
fore Judge Lee Yesterday. The men all
plead guilty aud were fined sl3 each by
the judge, who advised them in a fatherly
manner, telling them to 90 an sind nc
more.
Judge Lee has a new scheme to work
on the city. lie says that be will make
all the cases county cases and turn the
fees over to the county as he draws the
largest salary from it and thinks 1t should
have the most money.
, 1891-03-27

The Ladies' Relief Corps of John A..
Reynolds post, G. A, k will give a phan-
tom party on Tuesday evening next.
March 81, at Keeie hail. Those who are
unable to obtain at home may
hire them at the hall on the evening OF
the party. Admission so cents; supper
25 cents.
, 1891-03-27

Hope deferred maktth the heart
sick" "HJpe springs eternal in the
human breast. Now, there are two
samples; you see them illustrated every
day. See that poor man irving to build
his morning fire! He HOPES it will 90.
but it WON'T and you II see that his heart
will be sick very soon. Why Simply
because he doesn t use Riner 4 Johnson's
oOol
, 1891-03-27

Buy the Centeme1i Kid
Clones, the only perfect
fitting GLoUeS in the mar
Bet. AfUW line OF latest
shades Just rece6Ued.
CI01y g. Kelley,
The Fair.
, 1891-03-27
=S m @ STYLES

The cold weather seems a little stubborn about leaving, but
we cannot let a trffing delay in the weather combination inter
fere with our regular declaration of Spring Bargains, and thus
sacrifice our reputation on the Introduction of Eastern Prices.
1t Is not our custom to make close figures on undesirable win
ter goods at this season of the year, but on the contrary as the
First Dry Goods Establishment in the State, we are naturally
, 1891-03-27

The star barber shop has the only
artistic patent leather polish in the city.
Thomas Banks is the artist and he Is the
only one 10 the town to furnish the
genuine article.
, 1891-03-27

Wisdom's Violet Cream will keep the
skin proof against the effects of severe
Weather.
, 1891-03-27

Easter and birthday cards. Cheyenne
News depot.
, 1891-03-27

Does your back ache? Oregon Kidney
Tea will cure you.
, 1891-03-27
Samples OF Poetry.

The latest millinery and fancy goods at
Mrs. Bishops, l7Os Eddy street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-01
TERRITORIAL CONVENTION
or Republicans called 10 Meet In I'll
ulty on September and.

by the direction AMI authority Of the
Republican Territorial League and IN,
Republican cluls OF Utah, Repuj.
lican Territorial convention II hcTsby
called TO meet on "wednesday. the 2ii..
dhy Of September, 1891, at the Federal
court nom IN SAT- Lake City, at II
O'Clock a. M, for the purpose Of organ
izlug the Republican rarity IN Utah
and 80 election of appropriate com.
mittees 10 effect that object
County conventions for the purpos'
Of selecting delegates 10 the Territorial
convention will he held on Wedncs.
LAY, the Goth u August, Of | o'cl0ci
y. M, at tho respective county court
houses,
All Republicans are invited to Join
aud aid Ia pttfcctlng the Organization
throughout the Territory.
This convention will consist Of 293
delegates, allotted 10 the several couu.
ties BH follows;
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COUNTY COURT.



There was u session or the County
Court held y.steriay afternoon, ia.
toil,wi,. ,,.,,La,. h,i,. n,,,..n,.
'"e ,'''
'uuge bhcni Mo-htt' - 'ahooh'
Harvey Hardy and John Butter.
Ms. NIcCalluni apnlied pesonally
D.. ,L.,..,, $3.50 .,i,t.,, -. 49,.
w. w., Wv ''.''' W ''s" fN,''''' ''
% i.et formerly owned ny thst nouy
on Tue corner OF fiist south anu First
East streets ior paving Tue same. lhe
matlet Was referred 20 tie county Nv
tothey lot MI opinion as 70 Wn.'hct thc
county owned tlt same blieT the agree.
mont WIN tne ol'y ~ 70 IN" cry anu
county hulllng'
J. - Iufnhull p.tltionol astlng tha
ne uehppolnleu justice ol w" peace
iot linSham pf.cihel' orah'eu upon
MS hlng Ionu' a.,
Nou'IN WIS leInItcu W plnu
piot hooks Ior thc cullectof IA uook IorW
anu MAKE m muck ioi lhY same.
Joseph Nlnlr asseu 70 pe appointed
Iosu suleIvsor o' Sugn heu,e pr
cinct: urantei, me 9leth oeihg ln'
sfucted 70 ASK ". . iiarIy, the pre-,
sent iheuinoenl, Iot nv Is,ignstloh anu
ISSUE NJ appoIn''hoh. W or mur'
sherln but, housnl nave MS
shlaIy Increased 70 st1up y.ht, or
s ASKED a. an Ailerhaly1 .hY county lAy
lhe .x pehs.s IheuiIeu ny nun IN to'
secuung rIl'nlnhs my .se,vlns
Iehve IN uno county iAAoh uhuo'
"u N,',,, ,,,,,.,,. ..,,,
M"snew "ni'. anu D o.ne, n n,s
ae,s OF 'ne . ns..s,' beaeh naiiWay
1otntany p.u',oheu 'pI ilght " VIZ" WY
ove, ,ns n coln,y ,Vau loos u i.vv ,y
Mes' 70 S.e ,t nv ~, i,ahe' Inc po'''ion
va ,yi ,mau Anq ~, S, oNs'' ,,, 49,.
. "li,lar' ", n'Ma,', 'e.lllng SUPER
l,l,o,iuehs " Wv voun'y scnoosi lres,
NV, NV NJ o. ,sa ,ion' .le u"ssevs oI
~ ~ 'y'simu sVmoo, ur.uti 5s sNlng
s W. y, ' , norm nal, ~ seva,ou' ~ shu
w. W " ,.s p, so' ~ Ians" W. W. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-01
WHAT IS A GUARANTEE?

Many merchants and the habit Of ndcrimnstel,
guaranteeing" their with thought Of being called upon
make the guannce II rerncou foolish
respected In the breach than In the Observance.
guarnnee have value should he made with knowledge Of
the meaning Of the word and the
guarantee On fine warrant re
place any tool found imperfect In
We have used Judgment acquired by considerable
Renee, In selecting the following items stock aud sell
with absolute prove
te all that represent them win purchase money
full.
"Jewel" Steel lnnge finished article perfectly proporionrd
mzje Of the best material fail II will pay you
"ouck Mca' NO Generator, Evarong Lght DO
No SMELL No No complication Every oec-
ton the Of Gasoline away with. Think the d,
comfort nd In Summer by avoiding the heat Of big Kitchen
Range
superor Cooks and Range Superior takers Superior
economy Of ei Superior dssgn Superior In
Superior everything thn perfect apparatus
"Footu Refrigerator" An lee Health promoter
lined What that? Investigate It, than
repay you
stock Of Builders Hardware, House Furnishings, Garden
Sprinkler Lawn Mowcec, complete every
Il. G. COFFIN HARDWARE CO.,
Pro0resS Building.
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PERSONAL.

Ladies' sHGeriag from aHyform ~
femaie Weakness wM dHd a.re
cure ia "OrdHge Biossom,n Tor frR
particulars cdH on he General agent,
lso Wesi hi,d 'SOaM Susei, SAT- Lake
CiD.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-01

LOCtL SERTiCE
uiNuiiAN ASH wAsAfru.
Leave salt iatosuo a m. returning arrive
salt lake go pm.
J. u. HtNNETT. u. &. upnGE, 4 d. wLLnY.
Gcn.frtArats Agt Gen. Manager -upt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-01
The COUNTY ASSESSMENT
As Compiled by Assessor Lynch and
Footed by Clerk Allen.
VALUE or Personal AND OTHER
PROPERTY
Given In Dethll.-Tcrriiorlal, County
and School Taxes.-Recapliu'
latlon.

County CLERK Allen has Just com.
p.ctod footing IN the totals Of the city
and county assessment rolls rs C m
piled by County Assessor Lynch. This
subloined series Of tables are the resulr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-01

iotAlasssssss ..i asssssstsss st4aA
Salt Lake, August q, 1891.
ARTHUR BHOwN,
President Republican Territorial
League Of Utah.
HARNIKL PRATT, Secretary.