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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30
The Pioneer Library.

A,a meeting OF the board OF directors
OF tho Salt Lake Chamber Of COM
merce, a resolution was passed request.
Ing the president TO call tho attention
OF tho reading public 10 the necessity
Of patronlzlng the public library known
M the Pioneer library OF Salt Lake
City, which was some tims ago trans-
ferrcd from tho Masonic library rooms
10 the Chamber OF Commerce.
IL Is truly said that the Intelligence
Of = community can safely be- gauged
by the standard OF excellence main.
talned In itH public libraries. on this
account alone II for no other reason. II
IL 10 10 hoped that since tho library has
become public institution n will not
only maintain the record already cs-
hbllshed, but VIII bo supported In such
u manner that the management VIII he
enabled 10 employ an asslstant librarian
for the purpose u keeping open at night
NJ well a, during the day. Any one
uev0ting moment Of time 10 reflect
upon this important subject ought ~
realize At once that there Ia nothing In
this city which deserves the patronage
and fostering care of the public more
than the Pioneer library OF Salt Lake
Guy. FRED sINos,
President Chamber OF COmmrTce.
IL. V. MELoY, Secretary.
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A Pugilist Arrested.

George LaBlanche, n local pusillsi,
was arrested In this city on Saturday
evening, by deputy United States
marshal from Ogden, for contempt OF
court. II appears that LaBlanche was
subpmnaed M witness la the Dillon
murder case, which has occupied the
attention Of tho First District court for
the last ten days, and that he Ignored
the summons He was taken 10 the
Junction CITY forthwith.
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Captain parker's Funeral.

Funeral services over tho remains o.
Captain Parker, were held at his late
residence yesterday at II n. m, un del
the auspices Of Camp No.5, =. $.
A., and Salt Lake Lodge No.2, /. o.
.. II. The deceased was member Of
both OF the above mentioned societies.
One hundred and twenty members Of
the two organizations were present
The following officers Of tho Police
department were In attendance,
Marshal John NJ. Young, Detective
Hugh l.. Glenn, Sergeant O'Rellly,
Policemen BlTkner, Pool, sander.
Smith, Jenkins, Shannon and Heath,
Thr body was inferred IN NJ. Olivei
cemetery,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30
The Union Stock Yards.

Improvements are beIug rapidly
made In the vicinity OF the proposed
Union Stock Yards. Tho ground has
been surveyed and cleared aud Ia now
being broken for the construction of
the buildings aud yards. The locality
Il being connected with the railway
lines, aud lumber and other material
will begin 10 arrive IN few days. A
large force Of men Will be- employed
aud the work pushed TO speedy com.
pletion. IL IA said that n commodloua
hotel win be the firrt building erected.
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she FELT lnsuLreo.
The Sad Misunderstanding rhst Oeeupied
the Mind NJ Tarmar's Wifo.

The Sad Misunderstanding rhst Occupied
The Mind VI FARMERS wife.
Up Ia little Pennsylvania town
pcrchei on the top Of the AncghanIe
lives patriarchnl negro known o..
"old Boooy.n Gu the ir,t day Of Tho
week he leads n small flock Of his iol
low countryIncn IN their devotional cx
orciscs, expounding to thom thc law,
with many commentaries strictly hi
own. The other six days he devote
TO gathering boucs from Ear and near.
which, after sufficient quantity has
been accumulated. lie conveys TO q
fertilizer factory in noighboriug city.
whore such wares lind a ready market
SO great hns been his diligence IN this
good work that the noighborhood long
since became thoroughly picked Of its
bones, and all sources Of possible sup
ply arc now watched most narrowly.
II happened that farmer Of tic 10
cality, being 81 a thrifty turn, had him.
self been saving aich bones os comn In
his way from timc 10 time. thinking
that when he had secured n sizahlc load
he would carry thcm 10 the factory.
But he had at last abandoned the prof
Get, aud CHANGING recently TO meet the
old professional, he said. "Mr. Boocy.
there Is SMALL pilc OF bones back OF
my barn which you cnn have, II you
want them
Thank yc, sab. thank yc, sali; Tee
mighty glad 10 get Them
lie proved his sincerity by repairing
almost Immediately to the farmers
house. The farmer had not yet 70.
turned, aud bis wife, particularly thin
aud rather acrimonious woman, cainc
10 The door
Goo mnwnin, ma'ain," said Mt
Boooy, with great courtesy.
"Woll, wkat do you wanti" shc 70.
piled little sharply, for 6ho was a
woman who beloved In wasting neither
manners nor time upon those she
thought beneath her.
''lsc come fun yoh bones"
my whntp
"Yoh bones"
"llow dare you talk 10 mo that
wayr rho exclaimed. greatly inccnscd,
for hero extreme thiuncss was voty
sensitive point with her "You shall
answer for this when my husband
comes home
why, ma'am. yoh husban' lole me
to come aitah them. lie aid he got
tired socln en- round aud he be glad
II cart 'om OIL fur iorillhing."
She stood spccohloss for moment
with nnatement and rage.
MY husband sent Your
"NaA maam."
'Oh, wait till I see that manw she
exclaimed, for sho had given that meek
and uncomplaining person Il sound rat
lug iu't before ho loit homo that morn
ing. especially changing him with cxccs.
sive iaincss aud lnzinc.s, and she fluu.
ly beloved he had taken this way to
got his revenge.
YES, ma'ain.' continued tho venor
able bone collector. greatly nonplu.sod
at this unexpected reception, but still
lntcnt'upon accomplishing his crrand;
'hc say dcy amt many, and dey pooiy
old; and he reckon dcy poorly dry, but
n put ON long with do old hoss down
by dc crlck. he reckon git loAd.n
Most OPPORTUNITY tho farmer at TINT
moment drove into tho yard, aud. REQ.
Ing his visitor, called out, "You'll find
those bones down under the big apple
tree the other side Of the WALL
IL was n week before the farmers
vito recovered her oheeriulness. -
Youths Companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30

There IS n remarkable specimen OF q
boy In tho New Jersey Reform school at
JanesbuTg. lilo has been made a ward
OF The state because II Is not considered
safe for him TO be NJ large. lie Is only
fix wears old, but has the manners and
the maturity Of q young man Of twenty
aud the mustacho Of man much older.
He Is called by the medical men who
have examined him precocious baby
and u wonder In more ways than one.
His namo Is Herman Hoiicr. He is morl
than four feet IN height, has a nicely
curled blond musthcho and can stink,
FROM the shoulder with the force OF a
slodgehammer lie can move a barrel
Of hour and lift easily 200 pound
weight. His parents have found Il i'm.
possible 10 control him.
The boy Il not ouly the admiration Of
bic companions, but the terror Of the
neignborhood., He can iship any boy So
Trenton, and no occasionally amused
himsclf by playing David 10 tho town
Fhilistines The parents were forced "a
appeal 10 Judge Robert s. Woodruff, Of
thotMeroer circuit court, TO put him IN
tubjcuiiou. lie vas examined By d.
Horace q. Wdiinll, who pronounced
him a phenomenon and remarkable
ease The boy Is now at Jamcsburg and
the wonder OF the institution. lie hu,
not yet made any trouble. lie Is TOO
ceeply interested In his new surround
ings' Ho is attending the school, but
TIE teachers have not vet reached "A rou.
eiasion Va 10 the trend VI his mind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30

Is one width Is guaranteed TO bring
you Satisfactory results, or In case Of
failure a return VI purchase price. ON
this safe plan you cAn buy from our
advertised Druggist a bottle Of Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton. Il, IL guaranteed TO bring relief
IN ovcry cIse, when used for Affection
OF Throat, Lungs or Chest, such IA
Consumption, Inflammation Of Lungs,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough,
Group, ste, etc. 10 Is pleasant aud
agreeable 10 taste, perfectly safe, and
can alwayp be depended upon.
Trial bottles free at A. @. Smith a
Co.'S. Drug storea. Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30

We desire to say to our citizans, that
for years We have been selling D..
king's Now Discovery for Cuuslmp,
ton, DE-, klng's New Lilo Pills, Buck
lens Arnica Slvo and Electric Bii
tens, and have nsYrr handled remedies
that sell rs well, OF that have given
such universal satisfaction. We d.
rot heiiilte ~ guarantee them every
tme, aud We stand ready 20 refund
thv purchAae price u satisfactory re-
suits DO not follow thnif use. These
remedies have won their great popu-
lArily purely ON thelr merits. A. q.
smith a Co.. Druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30

We authorize our advtrtlaod drug
glst 10 sell DR.. Kiug'a New Discovery
ior Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
upon this condition. II you are ni-
iliciod with n Cough, Cold or any
Lang, ThrOat or Chest trouble, aud
will use this remedy ~ directed, civ.
ing tia fair trial, aud experience no
benefit, you may return the bot 10 and
have your money refunded. We
could not make this Offer did We not
know that Dr.. King's New Discovery
could DO relied on. AZ never disap.
points. Trial bottles free NJ a. O.
smith a Cos Drug Store. Large size
Coo @nd si.01. %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30

DR.. u. l.. 81. John Of Rowland,
.Putnam county, Missouri, takes es'
recinl pleasure In recommending
ChamhoTlain's Cough Remedy, bc'
cause he knows u 10 20 reliable. Af
has used II In his prlStlco for several
ycars, and says there IL none better.
IL II especially valuable Tor colds AMI
~ ap revoniive anu cure for croup.
This most excellent medicine y Tor
sale by Y. g. NJ. |. Drug Store. ds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30

ChSmbeflain'a Cough Remedy n n
fgvuritc during the winter months ON
account OF its great success Ia tho cure
Of colds. There i nothing that will
loosen n severe cold 10 quickly, or M
promptly relieve tho lungs. Then u
cOunturacb any tendency towards
pneumonia. II Ia pleasant and safe ~
take, and fully worthy u It's popular
ily. For sale by Y. g. NJ. l. DRUG
Rlnfe. da
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30

Ia about the quantity nature allows 10
nn adult pcrsUp. Ii IN Of the utmost
Importance that the blood should DO
kept ~ pure ,as possible. by lts re-
markAble curc- OF tcroiula, salt rheum,
etc, Hoods Sarsaparllla has proven
IL claim 10 DO the best blood purifier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30

Tho hardest worked men on the New
York papers and the mon Of whom lit
tie Is known outside of thclrow offices
are tho city editors They arc well
paid, but tho work and tho anxiety
make them grow old before their time
Five ycar Is long timc for a man 10
hold the position Of city editor on u
Now York paper. Its no cnsy matter
10 assign forty TO sixty men to cover
every item 81 possible interest IN New
York and Brooklyn. and be surc that
the night man Is at the right place every
time Then there Is tho never ending
anxiety, tho uncertainty as TO what the
other papcn are going TO have, and the
fear that thoy will be beaten on some
thing. II h little wonder that the city
editors grow gray or bald before they
are thirty. New York Cor. Atlanta
Constitution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30

when nahy was ,lck. We gave her caiiorla.
whon hhe gn, a chrd, she cried foscasiofia-
When -hs became Hiss, Aho clnns 10 cas'oria-
whoa sle had Chudrca, nc ravo them cas.eFiA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30

For general family cathhr,ic we
confidently recommend Hoods PILE.
rhcy should be- In every home med
elmo rheai.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30
rEsrImoNrALsh
TOD a Crawford,


TOD g. CRAWFORD,
oonaiision Marchaa'f auf Dsalai n Huring
AaffIlqL
SANTA Rosa. Cal, Jan. i1ih, 1871.
Brigef Msdieias COT
Cents ltans OF tho 18th received shall
BE- Rad 10 ustlat you In pf0 Hoiirf the salo ~
~. Lcalic'a special frrferirNon, indeed
faoat cf what have bought u you On the past
four years has been given aWsF, mise'I hatins
been completely tufld fiirr NET ne ~
htidarho. aa 1 cha FiadI ccfuil. chonlf
you wfiie 10 either ~ NafAoli or nr. Mlf1n,
" this place, you may refer 10 Ton OuiW.
ldHn, af 10 the superiority OF your Special
PIotufpuon. Yours uuly,
WILL. ToDD.
Price Is Cents.
SOLD NY ALL DRUGGISTS.
s'ig', H.ii.im u, sla Fils...a al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30
LOST.

CIn RrwAiip, AND so QUESTIONS
- ~ asked, TOT the return of Two small
HUI Terrier haga-lnst two months nEo--ouc
female, rfcy h1nde with white neck aud feet
ears cllppodi nialn, brown brindlc, while "trip
in forehead, had leather collar on. ntturn
these dngs 10 4. H. Coal Yard, or iGl FifaT
street. AMI nhlafu reward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30

u'noN TIE NORTH SALT LAKE, ON TuE
II evening OF the 18Th, ore bay Cot stallion,
D. months old, had halter on. hafnt on lcn
hiud foot By rope. Alec, one bay liuraa about
10 years old, brand resembling on lcit shoul'
der, weighs about 700 pounds. Return n
owner AZ srKNCru q nNvArrn a Co, u W
q I-mnle -. y Z l-lN. lnl DO IrMlIl-l. u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30


Asa preventive aud cure for Group,
Chamberlnin's Cough Remedy has no
rival. II l., In fact, the only remedy
that can always be depended upon and
that IA pleasant and sAfu 10 take. There
IL not the least danger In giving II %
children, n II contains M Injurious
substance. For sale nj 90 cents per
bottle by y. q. NJ. |. Drug store. da
Rev. II. H.. Fairali, ID. D., editor
OF tho i0ira hcfhOdist, says rditorlhily,
owe have tested the merits of Ely's
Cream Balm, and believe that, by n
thorough coure Of treatment, II will
cure almost every ease Of catnrfh.
Ministers, NJ class are afflicted with
head and throat troubles, nnd catarrh
seems more prevalent than ever. We
cHnuo, recommend Eiy's Cream Balm
too Highly."
/ used i'ly's Cream Balm for dry
caiarrh. II proved curc.--lh i. NJ.
Weeks, Denver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30
CLOAKSl CLOAKS \ CL0AKS \!

TO suit every from si.T5 70 500
100 Ladies' Heavy Winter Jackets at $40 Only few Of those $500
Siklined Jackets left.
Misses regular price $1,000
Misses Gretchen Coks from H. sl75 $500 $500
We lines " Ladies' Misses Jackets
cost Ladies' Plush Coats nj sli worth S2lOO Ladies' Plush
Jackets at $780, worth $1,000.
choice broken lot Ladlts' Ule
worth from $1,000 to $1,000
Ladies' Matinee Waists, latest style, Mt $780, worth $500
Tea Gowns and Wrappers at lowest prices In the city.
Tremendous slaughter In Dss Trimming 80 qualities nj
sO qualities at loo yard $500 qualities at .5o yard
Ladies' Choice Silk Hose In black aud beautiful color nj 05c S3
$780, 81 So up TO $500 pair
These prices approached by Eastern Houses
Tho weather comrels the knife into Knit Woolcn
Fascinao, Jackets; Ladice' Chidrenr M.tos'
Hoods, Skirts Milen etc. Our loss II gain.
Beautiful Tides Oc l5c, Zoe, worth double,
lot Of Purses, worth from 35c I5c each
sahcrs Cohs Chenille Damask
cts, Napkins, fur
The attractions In Chren Clothing anu Gents Furnishing
Departments too numerous TO mention.
Gente Night s embroidered fronts Soc her silk embroidered
atT5c aud sl2O
Gents English Flannel Night at ss.1j, worth sioo
Geun' Imported Half Hose at l5c 21ci AMI 2jca pair.
Outing Flannel Ovcshisa 35c, Csc Doc 81 49,
beautiful Satin Scarf- iOc, i5c Csc, SOC
65c. Come aud look them
Mothers buying
10 s2bOon selection, ranging from si5O 90 $1,000.
stylish
Blankets Quits have marked DOWN ~
California 1919 White Blankets at $780, reduced rom s
California White Crib blankets al bic, worth Sl.3j.
Uxdz ID Handle Saieen Umhtrllas 0 cheap sl,5o.
Special Bargain In Mits Union Suits at si5 worth $780,
NEVER foRoa I'VE ARE NEVER uNpgRsolo Nevssw
II. AUITSJsAOII rs GIlc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30

ha,. Diamond iioids Were discovered.
Diamonds IN their rough state are
not much moro attractive than pieces
Of quartz or glass, and one picked up
In tho diamond fields Of South Africa
would probably be thrown away as o.
worthless specimen Of stone by a boy or
glrl. In fact somcthi 10 this 0rt
led tothc discovery oi tho rich diamond
mines near Caps Town, South Africa
A Dutch sottloFs clill wa, found play
lug with pretty rchhlas one day noai
her fathers lonely home Ia South
Africa whom q stranger happened o.
pass. Noticing the CLASSY palhlos caro-
fully he induced the child 10 give the
playthlngs 10 him, and after an exam
nation he was satisfied that thoy were
real gems. History does not toll whether
ho made the child present for tho
valuable discovery. but tho Incident
led To ON exploration Of tho country
and 10 the establishment Of tho largest
diamond mining industry In the world.
George l.. Walsh in New York Epoch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30

II We were to count oil the islands In
the world We should lind that they
mounted up into the hundreds Of thou.
sands, There AFRO over 1000 Islands
under the Tag Of Japan, and In Geor
CLAN bay, the north extension Of Lake
Huron, where W. lind very few lslnnds
on the maps, there nre Ia reality soy.
oral thousand Islands, most Of them OF
course quito small. II WINS among
these beautiful wooded littlo Islands
that the Huron Indians took refuge
whom thoy were assailed In 1919 10y
their implacable foes, tho Iroquois
Among the labyrlnthine channels tho
lroquols could not successfully pursue
them, and those who escaped 10 tho
islands saved themselves FROM the OK.
termination which befell their friends,
Now York sun.
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D0SGrat National Bank



pIREUTORsi
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Mosrs rnAtcurR, Tice Fr,iidssi,
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J. T. LurtN,
). 9. CurLrn.
- JANms suAnr.
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y. H. PERRY.
D. ". JtNdsas.
GEoH0r RoNSEr.
J. H. MiNDEH.
!. s. iilLLs, Cdilicr.
II. =. Yousg. fiiL catiisr.
Receives Deposits Payable on Demand,
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IriHclsro, ciic9go. - Loais omaha. london
and aHtAs Priaeipii Confidential CaiL
ET- safe Deposit Vaults, absolutely bur.
glar and frcprooL nents 81 10 81 per year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30

Dr. Burrows, Ocullst, Aurlst aud OPP
tician. spectaelcs fitted. Commercial
Block.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30

rINITE ANNUAL NETTING OF ruE STOCK.
u holdon Of thn Mistouln Placer MINI z
Company viii he held n the cOmUany'a once,
RON 80 Consultation building, salt Lato Nity,
on Monday, December "a, lsii, ~ p M, Tor thc
election OF Officers and the trausaotnn NJ sucn
other business that may come before the mrut'
ing. JtssL ". iuA, ir., sorrUtAry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30

lNRoM Tnos. MATTHEWS. ~ THE leru
II ward. NOV. ith, DARK bay mare colt, star
90 forehead, ~ months olii return 20 owner,
y. HAM rs T.. IN south. Howard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30
7 .AUERBA0HGBRO
Catchy Ads. may Deceive the Fem
Tho Lowest Prices and Best Goods attract the many m
Our constantly crowded Store proves IT,
This Weeks Bargains In SsItYvaAtss Defy Competition

I"'s "eeks bargains IN ANb veIVGTs? DEFY Competht
Special Bargains In Black Gros Grain Silks 55c oOc
sl.l0 Si.a5 Ss5
Gentlemen buy Christmas Prsens early and
2fnch Pure Silk Black Suahs Doc, SlOD.
noh real China SILK, In lovely shades SIZE, siO0
Genuine Ccpe Chine rich evening shades nj e5c regular
sl.75.
so bargains Remnants, half price Justify our
IN.
largest and richest In tho city to have visited Rome
the Pope.
Among mention
finest Bedford Cords Ia this city ut Si05.
All Novelty Goods French Embroidered Robes
57lc,
Sl.l0 Cheap at one-third higher prices.
b2inCh Ladies' Cloth of 35r, reduced 5Oc
64nch wall Ladies' Cloth, G2c, reduced from Soc
b2inoh imported Broad Cloth regular price si.O5.
yards doublewe Plaid Dress Goods Patterns Tor 0lc worth sl0O
doubwidc Goods Patterns
yards English Cashmere Patterns In black and ooor $500
S2.75, worth s2.75 aud s8T6
OUR FLANNEL AND DOMESTIC DEPARTMENTS
Are offering special pieces Japanese unspeaaby
ncs, al 25c
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NtITlCK.
Tenth Ward Lumber aud Bui'diHg
association,

FlrHEgE WILL nv a SPECIAL MEETING
II OF the Stockholders OF tho above Asso.
citation, held 10 tho tenth Dttrict school liouso
on Monday evening, December IN, ~, nj 1850
o'cnrk, Whtu all tho stockholders should DO
present iicasotnaio u your business 10 tend.
WA, FULLER. President
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SANTA CLAUS
RECEPEIoI!

Monday, Dec.
9TH, 1891, COM
nnencing at z p.
m. Held'S Band
will furnish the
Music.
Come and see
the jolly, fat old
man, and take
a look at the
GrandDisplay of
Christmas Holi-
Gay Goods. A
much larger and
BETTER Stock
than we exhibit
tied last year.
eB- NO GOODS WILL BE
SOLD THAT EVENlNC.-Da
u II All
BOOK ( STATIONERY q.
II MAIN STREET. ~
Duncan N. McAliister, Manager.
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ACTNTs WANIED

rJ'o SELL Tux PATENT LAMP CInMSEY
i Cleaner, soils ~ sight. No humhur
ever housckopsr buy. sample llr tttmps
taken, at CiliL. AhLN1LES Co,
kennsha, VIE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-30

1nn TRkSCH GRADE MEnisO RAMS.
wv by iistcr LENNON OF Tayioryillc.
BAIT Tale County. dAs w
CROOK ~ SALT LAKE TIsu AND DAIRY
- 60. a valuable mNcstmcnt. Apply 10
hrNicN McliAr, ltis sixth last street
nNE ~ n. y. ROLLER AND Is u. y. IN.
~ sine, IN good condition. Appy 20 T. q
MYUIIu AZ Al ID uaWI n = g'N 4 AZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-12

In the proceedings of the ROYAL Geographi.
cal Society for January. 1891 it is estimated
that the population Of the world in 1890 was
l.4s7 600, 900. representing an average OF
thirty-one to the square mile. and an increase
of per cent. during the decade or the
continents Asia has the largest population,
$50, 900, O0O and the lowest percentage Of in
crease, per cent. Australasia has the small
est population. 4,730 900, and the smallest
average per square mile, IA, but the highest
rate Of increase during the decade. 30 per
cent. Europe is the most thickly settled con-
tinent. with population of $50, 200 600. which
is lOl TO the square mile. The population of
North America is estimated at s9.25O, 900.
which is an average of IA to the square mile,
and represents an increase of 20 per cent.
during the past decade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-12

As various erroneous statements have been
made with regard 70 Dr. Nansens Arctic. ex-
petition. the London Times gives the follow
Ing account If what has actually been ar
ranged. DR.. Nansen's desire is to leave Nor
way in February, 1892, but 1t IS doubtful
whether the special vessel which is being built
will be ready by that time. Outside of Nor
wav. not farthing has been contributed by
any one. The expedition is purely Nor
wecian. and will remain so. The Norwegian
Government contributed 20O. 900 kroner: King
Oscar. 20 600; twelve private individuals (all
Norweigans. except one Englishman, who has
lived in Christiana for many years.. 5000, in
all. 10000 kroner, equal TO LEO. That.
Dr. Nansen believes, will be sufficient.