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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-15
lINEA DE PUERTO.RICO.

salen los dias 10Y 90 los vaporss
Ius hscen Ell servicio de Correos.
El del die 10 toca en- Nusvitas, Giba-
ra, B.rscon, Guantanamo. Cubs, OAbo
Haitispo y Port-Hu-P iince, Puerto Pln-
"A, Ponce, MAySgnsz, AguadilIa y San
lusn de Puerto Rico. Al retorno hArA
scala en- los mi mos puertos.
I'll del dia 20 ir& ror Nueviise, Gi.
bara. Baracos. Guantanamo, OubO, San
Domingo, Ponce, M.ysguez, AguA
llln y Sat Juan de Puerto Rico, vi
alendo por los mismos puertos.
RetorosrGD saliendc de Puerto Rico
os dias % y 3 respectivsmente; to a.
-Gn en- Cuba los oine 20 y O. llegsndo
. la Hal Gns en- Lac fechas corrsspon
iientes.1e y IA de csds mes.
Nipguno de estos dos vapofes tocara
So retorno en- Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-15
LINEA DE CUBA.

LIegarAn solo hasta Santiago de Onba
los vspores que sslen los diss s, l5y 25.
Los de los diAs 5 y 25 tocsrAn eD
Nuevit to, Puerto Padre, Gib.ra, Maya
RI, BarAcos. Guantanamo y Cubs.
Ell dis is .hsrG las nismas escalas,
1 exception de Ia de Maysri, y ndemAs
tocscA en- Ssgus de T4namo
Todos retornarSn verificsndo sus ss-
ldas de Jnba los diss l3, % y 8, efec-
GnGndose las entrsdss en- 10 H.bspS
n lss fpchss correspondientes de 10,
80 de cada mes.
Nibgnno de estoe vaporee tocArA B
50 retorno en- Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-15

Para csjss ds ssbRcos assds sE cts
aAsta I ] psso rnillsr.
LtogrAt1s del BoLsrfs de-. 4. Lynn
ussora as Eoriss Pso. Rlco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-15
IENLECIO LUINL I NBRlNG
fortaIeza IS, 49,. y.61.

ImpoRsaAnses Airectos Dc vivsraa Dc todAe eiss
- prpcsdsnciaa, sspsi- hdAd IN gssses, vince
alnses Raneruase, ucorAs fnca esgvesAas vnAgrss,
fExsxn eesassvas shmsa, ,teiAs IA % psiaespsist
mseuaGoa es Raf5pAF ADtriea.
ha AgnAa mlns2A.cs ttsAsa eonlsaAse exMssacis
AZ ia lsrtsan q a. Vichs aaeea HsritAI, GrAads
Rrin C0aagAxsv1sls, VAiE, ostsEtiAes. eAa HnArses
kendag1n, Kusass AsrlA eaa Gar1isE. .IaaAlsst LSs-
q e, PusxaAts kss.AAs, oTezA, PAnsicesA, 0rnoAr
lea lalaiyAa, CaEApAAA lna acEs4iisdos ViAos ban
RafAal FspsenA.
nua iaaAimszss in puE1adosas ds iAs a1rsditsdaE
saaseas a atx agTinnE Dc Ia HsDARA ala BallesA"
TPAEATita.I d D. AAares Aoarlsnsa "cnrc1a" Dc
Haasnrs 1ayaruM o., HidEiEutA" a. eEEi1l J
sAsalasM saa4," De Ps0da ssie RAhs1'
wnsa6 al pcK nAyeR 81 dstsls
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-15
VIAJE DIRECTo DKSDK PU1RTO- RIo(
Ala CoruAa b Santander,

6alida ae PkaFso-Rios q esa 10 . sada ssss.
Be sxpldsn panjss de ida , vsslta con ss
por cisrfo Dc rsbaja.
A Las tamilias qas pagusn 10 squivaenci. /.
de- 4 pasaiss sntsros, % lee hark ID rsbaia dsl
Is por cianto. Ksta rsbah no % apHcabls !
los billstss de ida y vuslta-
I'm il l..y 3. clAsa. UA nino msner dc 5
GEoa en- csda fanilis, gratis Los dsnAs me
norSa de o snos I de pasais, Dc 81 IL aae' no
Sumplidos | pasajs, dc II anos szmplidos Ps-
sale sntsrc.
En 3a prafsrsncis , g.. orSinaris. On niao
haata : akos gratis. De 3 { 7 ahos / pasais,
de- 7G IL AaOs pasais, de II aass sa adslsa-
b pasAis entsrs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-15

"
SALIDAE.-De BarceloAa los dias 20
de- cads mes.-Ds NGlags 81 H.-DsC Ca
din sl 10 y s0.--Ds EantAnier 81 20.-Cs Ia
Ooruha si 81.
Sc axpeudsn bIlIstes dlrsctos para Mayagas'
Ponce, Santiago do Cuba, GibAra, Nasvitas,
EabAnillA , Colon, CON trasbordo On Pusrte
Rico HabanA.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
pRoPOsALs FOR FoRAGE.-Hsa.lq,arrter-

DRoPOSAi.S FOR FORAGE -Hsssl,;,arrses-
 Dep1rtnent of Arizona Oshce os the Chief Qsartetinastes. Los AaSele- Jai. Jaiy 2 iSas sesed proposal vii bs rpccivtNl as this office and u hle oftces at the uuarterniaSisrs at ezsh of the stations below named. until n o'clock a 1n on ui.'sssaS Augnss |. tcgi, ab3 opened iunsss i- ale.y slisrtssiier ie tine pNss1ce cf hritierS fn- tne tstra saing aad dsivrpy os Fasazc al m;litry, ststiuns ia the ssepa-teni of Arizona. as follows. = Fort Apache BawjN, Grant, sss,Achuca apa lheuaSS aad San Srlos and Whinpie Bu-rss.s-s \. f.s Los snSeige and San nia..o Bsrracks tal, aud Forts isesSrt and NiagSte. \. A prnse-cnea given fo Egticies of ,lonseys ps~st, iol, ami ss,, iacture conditions of pice and quality boug equal aisgi sse1 piereace given to article of Amor icat prcdactioa and nrSnufaetrre rsssincpI on tle Facii;e t@tSt to the cxteus a the eonsu1nptian reauired hI the pphlic service there pro,saSais Tor either class es the supplies mentioned, or for gsiantlties less than the whole TsSluireG or for delivery of the supplies st points eth= than thos. above named wall e entertained. Slseci6eaiions general instructions te bidders and blank fOrus nt proposals will b. furnished en application to this office, or to he tuaTtsriasssers at any of the stations nanlei above. \. S. }SiMBAI.is Quarter master. |. :. Army, Chief Chlarterlnaster
 Iy2 -S-c-5-a-l-3
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15

A Berlin Telegram says: Dr. Leidnm has raised sensation by accusing Prof. Bergman and Dr. Hann of experimenting with can cer inoealations, since 1887. on hos pitai patients without their knowl- edge or consent. Drs. Bergmann and Hahn admit the truth of the charge, but they claim that in every case the patient had been past re- coyery. They add, as an excuse. that 1t Is necessary to select human beings for experiment, as the lower animals are unsuitable.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15

Brand, sane ss h a. ~ .. right shigh oi hone~
 Esr nsarSs -s at,t.--r,... bit on rtgisl ear IT. -., owner of tac star krzo.
 karIzS-lnm-as1e F.ss. :. nineteen miles sren f-~..,,
 ] sm also fisr oxref< Eigare 2 or see; shmls- < thigh. aud llrck D "a <.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
The Age ofaIan.

When was man first plaesd on earths No one csn answer that ques- ton. Hugh Miller says that mans habit of burying bis dead cut of sight makes it very easy to be miS- taken on this point: Tor, because of burial mems bones may he found among the animals that have lain on the earth for ages. There is one thing, however, writes Teresa C. Crofton. in July St. Nicholas. that gives us an inkling of when he came. Certain tools, that only man could have made. have been found buried in caves, in peat beds, and in the bottom of lakes. Often these are covered by layers of rock; and. by calculating how long il took to make the layers, guess can he made as to when the tools were put there. Still. it k only guess, and no orc pre- tends to regard the question as set tied, because under some conditions the layers would be made much faster than under others. But the bones of certain animals. the nam moth and other great creatures of that time. which have long since died. have been found with these tools. Ry calculating in what ages these animals lived, and how Iong it takes a race of animals to die out a surer result can be arrived at. In a cave in England, buried under a limestone layer from one to fifteen inches thick, tools have been found mingled with the bones of elephants. tlgors, rhinoceroses, and hyenas, which roamed over that country thousands aud thousands of years ago. The peat bogs of what is now Denmark and Scandinavia are filled with stone tools. Some have been found in the beds of gravel. unde1- lying peat which is certainly 1000 years old. This seems to show that man must have dwelt on earth at least as many years ago.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15

snd . partial report was presented 10 the, body at the session al Nau. keesha last year. Al the time the Supreme Temple decided upon a uon uniform branch. and steps will be taken to perfect II and put t into working order without delay.
 Ysaae Peoples chrissinn Esdsssor.
 MlSSnAnmIs. July 9. The Flour city has ol,ened i,s arms and its homes to between ia,D0 aud D,fO strangers today. They come from eary state akd lerritory in the United States, little Oklah0ma, yet in its swaddling clothes. and even from the most remote points in the dominion af gapada. They ara the delegates aud visitors to the inter national convention Of the Young l'eoplo'r Society of Christian En- deavor. st. Paul too, is also doing it share toward the entertainment of the strangers, who have come within the gates of the Twin Cities. Many noted faces were to be seen this morning in the Foiundas of the hotels. AmaBg those encountered vera: Rev. Dr D. ! Burreil. of New York; Dr. George If. Wells, of Mon treal. Bishop Vincent and Bishop 6silbert. of Minnesota; Rev Dr. Dale, 0f California; Rev. Drs Worolea and Chapman, of Philadelphia; Rev. Dr. Patterson, If Toronto: Rev. pr. Ron thaler. of Indianapolis; Roy. Dr. Tyler. of Cincinnati; Rev. Dr. CaTan- iall. of leyeland: Rev. Drs. Faunce aud Judson. of New York: Ref. Dr. McPherson. of Chicago: President Andrews, of Brown University; Mis- Alice May Segdsler. the evangelist John c. Wooiey. the temperance evangelist: Rev. Dr. A Fulton. of Canton. China. and Ira B Sankey, who has prepared new book which ha proposes to introduce in the con seniion in person. The delegates when they assemble this afternoon will represent over l5.0oo locai so- cieties of Christian eBdeavor cover ing no losS than thirty two evangel icai denomination The pr,.sby- trTians lead. then come the CongTe- gationoiists. next the BaptistS, then ihe Methodisls. Each ol these de- nominations has over 2.N0 local so- cieties, the Pre,byicrianS having no less than 35D. For over six months the preparations for the event have been in progn'ss and ample arrange menis had long since been made for the accommodation of the visitors. The capacity of he hotels of course k oaiy equal to the task of taking carc of bai a small portion of those on the ground, but private houses in both cities rInning from the very centre right cat into the outskirts have been thrown open and young and old, men and women, one and all, have been abundantly taken care of. At four o'clock this afternoon lhc thousands will assemble in the greet auditorium of the exposition building. The outsiders will be numerous enough to molJ than til the entire auditorium. and the Min neapolis people have generously rele- gated themselves to the rear and inc galleries.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
e.ing . Li,,le aoe rnr

You remember Vickars and his wife were divorced about year agof"
 Yes.
 They are going to remarry. have just received an invitation to the wedding"
 50 have l. wonder if they have the nerve to expect second batch of presents!' Indianapolis Journal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
NOTICE OF 

DY virtue of authority given un-. D der Act No. l6. of the Sixteenth Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona, approved February 2i. 1891 entitled An act to authorize the School Districts to issue bonds to build school hoiises fo Iauidate outstanding indebtedness he un- tlersigned Board of Trststies of School District No. I, .of Yayapai County. in the Territory of Arizona. it being in their judgment advisable do hereby call an election on
 Monday, the Third lsY ef iuglst. lS9l And dc submit to the taxpayers of said District whether the bonds of such District shall be issued and sold for the purpose of raising money for purchasing scif0oi lots a3id for building or otherwise acquiring one school house and supplying the same with furniture, necessary apparatus aud improving the grounds. and for liquidsting any in- debtedness already incurred for such purposes; and for such purpose we hereby give notice:
 l. The City Hall in said District. in the City Of Prescott. County of Yayapai. and Territory of Arizona is the place for holding such election, Z Hrnry W. Fieury. Henry I, Andrews and NJ. H. Gould are the names of the three Judges to con duct tho said election.
 B. The polls shall be-open during said day from the hour of Nine O'clock in the forenoon to the hour of Five O'clock in the afternoon.
 l. There shall be issued Seven teen Thousand Dollars in bonds of denomination of One Thousand Dol lars each. the rate of interest thereon shall be six per cent per annum and said bonds shall run for a period of twenty years, for the purpose afore- said
 This call for election is made in accordance with a resolution passed hy ihe Board of Trustees at meet ing held at Prescott, Arizona, on the 7th day of July; 1891.
 r. G. PARKER.
 C. A. BAsHFoRp,
 I. J. HAwKrS, Board of Trustees School District No. l, Yayepai County, Arizona Territory.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
Royal Wedding.

New Work July GA dispatch from l.Ondou avs: With all the p.mr 0~' sl'tter of royalty. the marriage of Frangiska .Iosepha Lon ise Augusta Naric Christina Helena, better snuwn as the Princess Louise of Scheleswig- Holstein. and Prince Aribert Joseph Alexander Von An halt. was solemnized at Windsor to- day. The bride is younger daugh- ter of Prince Christian of Schleswig- Holstein and the Princess Helena of England. daughter of Queen Victo- ria. She is nineteen years of age. and contrary to the general rule of royalty Is decidedly goodlooking. The groom is the third son of tho Duke of Anhault Dessau. He is twenty-seven wears ol age. and is a lieutenant in the First Prussian Dragoon Guards, a regiment of which Queen Victoria is the honora ry colonel. The betrothal took place in December last with the usual ceremonies prescribed by the German Imperial Court. By the Queens express desire the wedding took place in the private royal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Is a
favofite during the winter months on
account OF It's great success In the cure
OF colds. There j. nothing that will
loosen n severe cold 20 quickly, or Us
promptly relieve the lungs. Then II
countcracts any tendency towards
pneumonia. II is pleasant and SAFE to
take, and fully worthy oi IT, popular.
ny. For sale by Y. G. NJ. l. Drug
Store, ds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09

Than cure, and those who are subJuct
10 rheumatism eau prevent attacks by
keeping the blood pure and free from
the acid which causes the disease.
For this purpose HOODS Sarsararilln Is
used by thousands with great success.
II II tho best blood purifier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09

win BE- soli without reserve, COM
mencing Tuesday nj p. M, and every
day until disposed Of, a large stock of
Groceries, consisting Of Teas, Coffee,
Tobacco, Spices, Glassware, etc. Also,
Counters, Shelving aud Fixtures, at
tue old store Of q. W. DAvis, Market
Row, 50 West First South.
CHAs. SAMSON, Assignee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09
Silver Goods. Johnson, Pratt a c

For all forms OF nasal catarfh where
there IL dryness Of the air passages
with what Is commonly called "stuf-
flng up especially when going to bed,
Ely's Cream Balm gives Immediate
relief. It's benefit 10 me has been
priceless.-A. q. Case, NJ. d., Mill
wood, Kansas.
One Of my children had very bad
discharge from her nose. Two physi-
clans prescribed, but without benefit.
We tried Ely's Cream Balm, and,
much 10 our surprise, there was n
marked Improvement. We continued
using the Balm and In short time the
discharge was cured.-o. A. Garry,
Corning, n. Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09

CROCK ~ SALT LAKE risu AMI DAIRY
y Co valuable Investment. Apply To
kusiCE McliAr. li3 $. sixth Last street
nNE 90 n. 4. HoILER AND I, II. T.. I'm.
" zine, IN good condition, Apply 10 4, q
wInuEU. or ", u. RowE, at , 4. ~ I. dt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09

when Bahy vas sick. W. save her cs'ioria.
when .ho va a child. she cried for Castoria.
When sho bccame Miss, .hr chung to Cas,orla.
When shc had Cblldf,n iais gave them Cas,oria
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09

DR.. II. l.. 81. John Of Rowland.
Putnam county, Missouri, takes e..
pecial pleasure In recommending
Chamberlaln'a Cough Remedy, be.
cause he knows II 10 lie reliable. lie
has used II In his practice for several
years, and says there Ia none better.
IL II especially valuable for colds ami
rs mp reventive and cure for Group.
Thin most excellent medicine - for
sale by 4. G.. NJ. l. Drug store. is
4 sore throat or Tough, II suffered to
progress, often results Ia an ircunble
throat " lung trouble. " HrOUn's
bronchial TfOolios - give instant relief.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09

The consideration OF these very grave
questions invites not only the attention
Of Congress, but that Of all patriotic
citizens.
We must not entertain the delusion
that our people have ceascI TO regard
a nee ballot aud equal representation
~ the price OF their allegiance 10 the
laws aud to civil magistrates.
| have been greatly feJoictd to notice
many evidences OF the Increased uni
iicstion Of our people and Of u revised
national spirit. The vista that now
opens TO US Ia wider and more glorious
than ever before. Qualification and
amszcment struggle for supremacy, ~
we contemplate the population, wealth
and moral strength Of our country. A
trust momentous In its influence upon
our own people and upon the world H.,
for n brief time, committed to US, anu
We must not be faithle-s 10 Its condi.
uon--the defence Of the free and the
equal Influence Of the people IN the
choice OF public officers and In the con.
troll Of public affair.
BENJAMIN r. HARRISON.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
December 0, 1891.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09
CL0AKS \ CLOAXS n!

To sl.75 10
100 Ladies' Heavy Winter Jackets nj $50 Only few " those $500
Silk.ined Jacket
Fun Fur Trimmed regular SIS co.
Ladies' Arskhan Plush Shoulder
M Gretchen Cais from to L. sl75,
We have marked down several lines OF Misses
n Lad
Jackets at $500 worth $1,000.
For $500 Userr
worth from $1,000
lades Matinee Waists, very style, $780, $3.50
Tea Gowns aud Wrappers lowest prices
Tremendous slaughter at DO
SOO qualities at loo at
etc, counter.
Ladies' Choice SILK Hose black 95c $685.
$500 50 so up TO $500 pair
These prices not approached by Eastern Houses
weather compeh hnt Wooden Goods
Hasclnaor Jerseys Jackets Ladies', Chilirens
Hoods, skirts Mitcn', osss
Beautiu lliet loo worth double.
y lot OF furseti Of them each,
Linen non Tray Cloths Cheue Covers Damask Table
go, Sels Napkins, etc, marked down Tor this sale.
The attractions Chldeu's
Departments mention,
Gents NghtS embroidered fronts SOC oherk embroidered
at 15c aud ST.
English Flannel Night Gowns at 81 TO- worth $500
Gents Underwear $500 \
Gents Imported Half Hose NJ l5c zoe, and 25c
Gents Outing Flannel
Gents beautiful satin Scar loo Zoe,
aud doe. Come them
Mothers
to $500 on selection, ranging from sl.10 $1,000
Duebeaud stylish suits Sl,26,
Our Blankets aud Quilts have been
California aS4 White BauLols at 500 reduced rom Sll,Oj
California White Crib Blankets at Obc
California Gray BanbctsH 81 s35 SG5
Oxidizd Handle Umuryllas a
ASpocisi Bargain in Misses Union Suits at S25
lever FuReET I'VE NEVER uNDERsoLo. NEVER"
H. AUnrt1sAO1I 90 1sHsG.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09

I,RoM THE NORTH SALT LAKE. on THE
Il evening OF the l3ih one bay Colt stallion,
" months Old, had halter on, hnrnt on left
hind foot hy rope Also one bay Horse, about
10 years old, hraHd resembling on lott shout
der weighs about 1000 pounds Hotufn 10
owner At srGNcEu niwArru a Co, u ".
8 Tumble o.. y Z CIV. aud Do rnMAIded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09
a::.OurI nduCsmentsare Betttrthan Ever.

to ell the II.IuNsrEp rANtOn Al
itSpsHtE LADIES sisOE In the whole
or part OF hlf 1srriforp $50 of our hguna
average from ~ DtN re- ra0uO a
YEARS no other shoe Ike Il; big PROFITS cay
70 make sAics Address with .c. stamp, CON
sOLlnATED ADJUSTABLE SHOE co, Lynn,
Mass
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09
FOR FURNITURE

Carpets, Wall Paper, Uphol-
story, Curtains, Polos. Shades,
etc, call on
N We & CHI Id,
~ e. First South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09

DALLls AT spunEnlle. on the ird INST.
Tobias Dallini aged a years. lie was horn ii
llfraoomb, England, aud emisrated TO Utah ia
lss,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09

Holiday Good,l Johnson, Pratt & Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09
7 .AUERBAGK& BRO.
Catchy Ads. may Deceive the Fewi
The Lowest Prices and Best Goods attract The many IT
Our constantly crowded Store proves IT,
s. may Deceive the FeMi
This Weeks Bargains In SINS ElNSAEs, DEFY Competition

Special Bargains in Black Gos Grain Silks oOc,
sl0, sl.s5 and si.s5. =
Gentlemen early money!
24inoh Pure SIX Black Surahr
Snch real China SILK In lovely shades 6c
Genuine CeIts dc Chine, rich evening shades 95c
S55. -
so other bargains SILK price, Justify
remark that 10 buy SILK Dress and not have
largest and richest In the city to have visited Rome
the Pore
Among Dress Bargains
finest Bedford Cords In this city slO5
All Novelty Goods Embroidered Robes
sl0. Cheap at onebrd higher prices.
balnch Ladies' Cloth, ai 3)r., reduced from 6Oc
51inch wall Ladies' Cloth G2lc. reduced
b.inch imported Broad Cloth, Sl.05.
yards double wide Plaid
yards doubwde Fancy
Sysrds English Cashmere Patterns black
$40 worth S275 and s3.76.
OUR FLANNEL AND DOMESTIC DEPARTMENTS
Are Offering special drives 80 pieces fine
Flannels, nj .6c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK.
Il holders OF tho Missoula Placer Mining
Company viii be held Ut the cnmpany's onice,
room ~ Constiintion buildinx, salt Lake CITY,
ON Monday, december u. lpl, NJ pm FOR the
election OF oneers and the transaction OF such
other buainess thAl may come before the meet
ng. JESSE W. foN, Ir,, secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-09

BRANprNnun1 In ogden city. December
9Th. ltpl, Minerva Branienhufg. .huve Of
INDIANA, late OF salt Lake CITY aged As years
Friends ant acqaainIauoes are respectfully
invited 70 attend tha funeral service, At
O'Clock y M, rhurtda7, Dec. 10Th, from Con.
grcgaiiohai Church