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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07

Llncolna features were the despair Of
every artist who undertook his portrait.
The writer Jaw nearly u dozen. onr after
another. soon after the first nomination
10 the presidency, attemp, tho task.
They put into their pictures tho large,
rugged features, and strong, prominent
Illness they made measurements To oh.
lain exact proportion; thcy ''pctrIliod'
some single look, but tho picture r..
mained hard and cold E,on before
these paintings were finished II was
plain 10 sco that they wero unatisial.
tory 10 tho artists themselves, and much
more 20 10 the intimate friends Of the
inan-this was not ho who smiled, spoke.
laughed, charmed. Tho picture was to
the man a. the grain OF aud 70 the
mountain, as the dead 90 the living.
Graphic art WIS powerlcss before .
face that moved through a thousand
delicate gradations ot limo aud contour.
light aud shade, sparkle OF tho oye aud
curve Of the lip, In the long gamut OF
expression from grave 10 gay. and back
again from the Tollloking iollity Of
laughter 10 that serious, far away lool,
that with prophetic iniuitions bchcld
the awful panorama Vi war;. q. Me.
olAy ia Century.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07

Il G'vos some women deep and al
most oppressive sense OF rapunsibiiity
90 bc iu,rustod wish tho selection Of q
pair % gloves OF a yard Of ribbon for
another woman. "it isn't for myself
said an anxious looking customer at the
ribbon counter Of large dry goods
stone one afternoon WHOM the clerks
were bu7icst. III II WIS for myselt |
should know exactly what | wanted ana
wouldn't waste any time eyer IT,
Butr----
"Did you say lark or Light green rib
bonH asked the clerk
'5hc 1aid dark. sal yet not too dark,
90 ] don't exactly know what 10 gcI II
! wore going touEo % myself
GLOW would ihis dos
"Well, hardly know. II seems u
tr.le hnht 10 me, aud got maybe u
wouldn't b. / don't know lust whlt
is 20 DE- I'd f9g, which makes tho mat
ter an the mlrc rarplexing'
"ilow wide aid you want iits
"dhe nii tom two aud a half to three
inches, which l. OF course rather indel'
mite. H. Tor "a friend Of mine living IN
N. and che simply wTotc Tor . yard
Of dark 4t.en ribbon. from two aud a
half 90 thrco inches wiic, at from thirty
TO forty cents pyard, and am puzslc'l
to know just wnat to got. II II were for
myselr'--
'Nou didn't whntsstin rihbonf'
"slr didn't say. and | don't know
whether 10 get .atin or grosgriin or wn'
tsrrd ribbon. OF ribbon with a plain,
corded or p.cot eisc, or what. Every
thing s. - indefinite about u. n 4 knew
what she wanted II for. or had some lit.
SIC hint to 80 by. or II u Were for myself
but ~ 10 Is. I'm entirely Ia the dark.
II think on tho whole, Ia better
write and get more definite Information
before selecting anything. Yes. that's
what IN do. aud then III not mako any
mistake. Youths Companion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07


Dr. J. X. Mckattercll has constructed
M ingenious apparatus by which he can
determine, with considerable degree
VI accuracy, the time It takes to think,
aud has experimental with many inter-
csting results. iio has shown that 20
zee piece o. white paper and bc con.
tcious ~ tho fact takes one.twrnticth ~
second. to sec u picture takes onr'tcnth
Of q second; 30 see a letter Of common
print. onc-cighth Of aec0ndi 90 scc a
full word. one'scyenth ~ "a second 10 be-
able to judge between red and blue, one
thirteenth ~ second.
lIc has also proved that 10 PEE some
words and letters require, NOR. tins
than others. by this same machine,
with some added pieces Of mechanism,
the time u remembering can also be nc.
curatuly measured. According 10 the
learned NJ. ID. aud his curious little ma.
chine It takes much loss time to rcmcm.
bcr the name Of familiar word than II
does tho name u a letter, aud we are
all supposed 10 be- very well acquainted
with the names u the letters Of the vi.
phabct. This seems strange. especially
when we take into consideration the
fact that we can SEQ the letter Ia less
time than We can the word.
The name " the next month TO come
can bo thought " Ia less time than that
u tho last. This machine also shows
that sensations travel by the nerves to
the brain at the rate Of one milo PEI
minute. much slower than has been sup
posed.-St. Louis Republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07
suii,,oNs.

ry,ERmTonY ~ uTAH, COUNTY ~ SALT
i Lake % thr Juatiorf reun, tauuh Pre-,
ruct jane q. Jensen, plAlnun, We lnuk
Ftiter, defru iaui. 10 frlnt lihrf, rfaturHt
You aTe hereby Huumlnr4 " BE- nnN trpu4F
before ne, th0 uudCrdirnfd, a ~ oafr, n he
fuutth irco4uUt, SAT- l4aLr city hud tnuntT,
Utah Tcfu'sty, o. husvCr b. comp aint q "a
against you herein by said pluuud. Nthin i've
DAYS lrHcIuuvo u The Gay 70 sHry|0eI u thia
summons h served "a you Wfhlu SAID founh
fis1tnrt. within ten JAYS served mn you
oaitlde o. asid fourth rrrcihsi, tut within mo
county Of san Lake aud vita twcuty days 10
served clscwherui otherwise Nuhin forty
days.
Eaid action j. brought 10 mcoysT from you
the sum Of tlfo. iss 'ther with iHtrr'si and Al.
t0rurY'f fsta due on ceftam proYiHFufl tote
favor Of the American NAt1iAi hant n naH
Iain cay, which aAi1 piAinur slrnud a. sure
u al Toul request That you failrd 10 pay saif
note, or any part thereof, uInn Aaluflty. ald
that plainun was obliged 70 ray and did nay
The same. fho SAID note hAsbuun assisn0i by
Tho Am-uran Natioua Hank TO sHid plainud,
and u now 10 his possession
Aud you are hereby nOtifed that " you fAl
10 30 anptar ami answer ~ atuyr fequifri, the
plhiutih vii take judgment hfain.t you W de-
fault Ia the sun ~ 500, tngeuigr Win Interest
and attorney p frrs aud coatspf Huit.
Given under ny had thia on day 81 ostO.
bef. a. y. 1sal. UEO. y liLAiA,
doAw CIV Jutu'e Of Tie fsaec,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07

yards Fancy Novelty Silk qualities ami
choicest iesigr at o1c, slOo SLID aud $685. positively
from sl.5l to $500 per yard.
fac Franchise, quality, inches wide o5ic, worth $3.50
$3.50 Chdns Mi.c Coats, s2i sl.75, s95, s..7j $3.50
si25 and $500 a saving " Ter
iades admit Of lime shopping for prices
beautiful styles, after looking Il. Auerbach & Bfls
Fur Trimmed Came Hair Jackets, valIe s2OOl, tie0L
The laOt .0inch lcngallur, at SIZE, worth sl.3j.
$500 all Silk AIatal,ile Jackets fii.iO.
Black Afmurc SILK, $50 yards, at ss5lc, worth si.sj
1000 yards Of Black Surah SILK 5ic rom
All s Crepe de Chine In lovely evening haes valued
20 pieces 80 inch Coorcd ssRs price only all
Satin Luxor, 900 yards, Rt ole, reduced sl.tj.
Sniin Luxor $50 yards VI las, valued al 500.
Camcs Hair Novelties
500 Novelty Capc' made, to5.oo. bargain
Black tfo Gfnn SILK yards Is inches at 5 regular price $50
Satin ihadamc 500 yards - inches, 67ic real
Bengniue, Ottoman effect 100 9elc valued at $40
Fae Fmncaie extra quality 2 inches wide o7ic worth $780,
900 yards Black Btocaie SILK a, 75r reduced from sj
f22.do i2inch Plush Coats Tor $3.50.
$500 Lister Plush Goats, elegantly lined, Tor $500.
$500 Plush Jacket satin Lined. $3.50.
Magnificent $500 silk Down quilts, They'll 20 quick
Our $3.50 Fur-r Trimmed Eecfa cheapat 5000.
$1,000 Chalic Tea Gowns, slightiy faded Tor $500
b. Puley Genuine SILK wagp Henrietta
mimic Cloths, Cpc Came Hair Brocaies, prices
never before approached
Our Tea Gowns Ladies' suits and Wrappers getting crushed aud
mused for reduction u one.hird win cell them
quick
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07

II a. singular how tho cruel practice
OF boiling lobstcrs alive continues. Our
northumberland, indeed, our parents
let calves bleed slowly TO death. ON the
theory that Ia no other way could white
meat be secured, aud later on calves
were bled ono day and killed the next
Now every one knows that a calf can be-
killed In a humane manner and the veal
made just as good. logs are largely
killed by electricity instead Of 10y tho
old barbarous method; and, generally
speaking, animal, killed for food have
been put out VI tho way In - much more
humane manner than formerly, Bat
Holsters are still tortured out Of exist
ouee, the only difference being that,
while formerly they were exclusively
boiled 10 death, now some are boiled
and some broilci. Which process causes
the most agony no one can say. st.
Louis Globg-Democrat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07
A Mlstat.. row w,,.. ihahs.

There is q young married woman
Acquaintance whose first wiicly -xperH
with tho needle resulted In capital J
ON her. She found what appeared 10
two immense rips on tho inside u the tai
Of her husbands irock coat, aud while be
was down town she carefully sewed them
up. When the young man came hone Ia
lunch his wife met hin, coat In handy
eve lust mended 1t, she said Mere
were two awful rips In the tails OF it,"\
"Iet me see, said the husband Of the v.
dustrious young woman. II didn't kndN
there was tear In IT,"
sYes, there was, right there"
"But those Aro the
The Young man caught tho look OF limo
cent doubt on his wle's face and stopped
"Yes, those were fearful rips Thing
were getting In them all the time"
Aud the young mau went down TO y
Office and picked ont the threads In ord'
10 yet at his bank book and few lettel
that he had in those tail poekets,--hanA'
City Tunes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07

IouS W. WtNWAuu. THE AnMlNts.
~ traitor " The rstatr u james Shields de-
ceased having flod bic petition herein duly
NeHdrd, praying for 40 order ~ Halr ~ certain
reai ana personal IrnpHfW therein aetcrilcd,
part - TIE real estate and personal properly
- sad deceased, to- ihr purpose therein &C
forth, Il 10 therefore ~ iciyt by Tho Judge -
frid court. that all persons Interested m the
estate of said drcsasri, appear before the said
Probate Court. on SATURDAY. tlr iNh DAY Of
November isHi, n 10 O'Clock Do ttf forenoon "
fnii day,a the Court Room Of The County court
House IN salt take CITY, IN Nalt Lake t0uuiY,
Utah, 10 chow cause WiF nn 0t.gr should not
he granted 70 ssid almIuif'rfi1f 90 srll 90
much " tho rUal estate " the sIld dcrUaHtd
ltnd the rcfsourl property named m faif poh.
TOM a. private sale, AZ hall be Necessary, aud
a Cupy ~ this order shslI DO posted 10y the
CLERK Of this county, or be- shall cause the same
90 he pottrd In three public plaros iu Nait lake
county, and puh'ifhed fos tHur successive
weeks, at ieaSt. 10 the pLsrurr tytNtNg
NrNs, Newspaper printed and published w
sst Lake CITY and county, before said day of
dated october isth. i.gl -
40 q. ". nARTCI. Judge
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07
TWOCar Loads Of.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
Just Received by
UTAH BOOK And
STATIONERY co.,
r. Hain St., and
will be OPENED
Soon. The Finest
Line and Lowest
Prices eyer seen
in Utah.
DUNCAN NJ. liCALLISTRR,
MANAGER.
SALT LAKE NURSERY.

W vlNg BECOME SOLE rRoPWITcu
III ~ the sait LaEe Nufssry, am sov rFs-
Iafad " furnish Frult. shade sad Ornn.
uisntni tress ssd shrubs, o. bo't quality
Aud AZ Lowest prizes.
Sur.erJ one nile soath Of eisJ nmis, 90
AT MARTIN oumsrOPgEnaRN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07
MRS. CRAHAMS
Cucumber
and
Elder Flower
Cream

tsnota cosmetic In The sense Boo which that
tIlss. II creates Huit. smooth, clear, velYUtf
s,in ard w dsily nee frAuualy mhkes tAo
complexion several shades whuaf. tisacoH.
aIani pfuiecurn from toe srects Of Gun and
wind hrf urefenf HAu.ufn and ffcftlss, anu
hIaellHaft Will ufFUf como euIU you use %.
NJ riehtats the face faI better than fuap aud
water. nnursheg nrt lutts ur thH Ain q cues
and thus prevents tIe fOtutiluu - wrntles
IL rIyea tho ffratnrfs. clearursf and fm1Hih
nsfs OF tkin that you had when a iitu GIRL
TtUrv iaiy. ytunF ~ tld. uuEat IN nee BE-. na ~
nvrsa ncfc youthful arpfafrure 20 Amy lady,
ard that permanently Dr. tuuttius a. trift
posder " alkati. ana . ne harmless q dew Hal
~ nHur.shiug o. Che siin as dow ia 90 lht
lower frirr $500. % OIL drurr sia nui
hair.urassufs, o. 81 Me- dHrtiav NfIfam's co.
nbiuhwCnL iU iIat Street llu InutIfru,
whrfr she tfrat lt1Irf Cor tI b. rmlshca ut The
fasr OF Hgufe. iaf.s studstau.e treated Nv
letter. send stamp Tor htf little boob, How
10 o. nUsutfui.'
Sample Bottle mailed nee to auy
t,fr III rs.sut a tl esr'sIH stluIs 10 b.. f9r
postsge aud pacing. LAZY afsna wanted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07

buHsUANT TO AZ ORDER OF SAID
Il C0uft IN said matter, notice 10 hereby
Fiven that saturday, the lfth day ~ NoVrmhrr,
a. u. lsii, ht 10 O'Clock o. ui,, ~ the County
Court House IN salt Lake cts, Utah ftrfitofy.
iu the court room u rald tonft nas been aus
pointed the time and place tor ne bearing OF
petition 81 tllaateih NJ iiunatrr Aud David o..
hfintuu, praying for Tho auuisHiuu 90 probate
81 q rUftan document herewith prtreutCd,
purporiing 10 d. the last wul and T,rtnmert of
simpson ~. ituu1kgf, decuAsVd, when ard
whore all retanrs intcfcsicd may npUCnf aud
oppose the prph.ia ~ H1id VIII, or ihr ffautins
ct lcttrfs tfHfunrnturf 90 petitioners, a.
prayed fuf ln ftid Teiilon.
Ia wiircss WhoIr1f, 1 have hcrvuuil 90 ny
hand aud ArHsd ftr zeal u tHId Court. th'H
gnd day NJ November, A. -, lsl,
lsiAtI e. D. AiLlN,
C.erk u the Probate CHurL
~ g. =. STANTON. Deputy CLERK. dld
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07

In the District Court for the rhirl Judicial Dis,
trct VI utah TERRITORY, County ~
aHlt lskn



TLiIARTTH pUGAiIRH, NANCY y. pUa.
y, mre, ,iaua \. purmre, Carolno ruf.
miTe, ard Mar ;. fggmre,. adulu. Ah'
sent u iusmire, l.sNoy PugmHoi heh
Il. rrSm,re. and Jsrnes IuimlTs. nj
nora; said Name, q. rusmlra guard ~ u ssid
Vincent y. PglnlTe' ,L.hpl lnsmtN iieh
r9 ;g gSa ' iasoS s ssss 1I n o,s ss
h. lurufe hud carrie IfuNnira, iuHfsi std
Maria y ruruira, David tuafdlin of said
Grace .. rurnIfa and p.triefugmirs, ninsTs !
DAVID \. ruEMire Eud Nora n. guEaiTg, MI.
ndrs, said Caroline ru.mifl guardian VI SAID
DAVID ". rugmiIn aud Npn y. pugnife, mi,
nors, hebur = rugiulrc, ntlAri b, punnito,
guardian " sald ilaler :, Piunlis. Richard b.
ilAAuH,.
George n. Pugmlre, James \. pugmlrs. Ella
hfth NJ, Rich, sigMi ~ i1gnirc, Henry q,
Thomas s. fnrairo, and Anna :, rqgmtFs,
A1nlls, beiendaAtA.
Under and BY virtue " an order OF salr. -.
sued ont u lac District Cout Tor the IhiTd ia.
diriAi Dlstfici OF .iIr rarnttty OF Utah, on tho
1inI day Of october, 1891, IN the Abogc entitled
action, wherein kl,sboih rpgnlc and the
other plaiuuHs shove uamte obtained aa order
u sale and decree lu this lrilgn fur psTtilQn
against usorgr n PuEmire AMI 1ho aihur do
isndanis above named, on ~ si'h ds' " sep
"a "
sell an that certain lot, niece or uEirrl 81 Hud,
situate. iyins sud beias In tie NlN Aud County
Of salt lAte and TerrligFyot Utah, bounded
aud described % follows, IA sIi
Beginning At the nnrihwrs corner II lot five
(6l, block Ifty 800, Pat ~ Of san Lake Clty
survey, and running tAtn0 south Ninety i've
tQ3) feet. thsnfe east SIX itirofs thence souin
fOfiy, nVe aud one ioHrlh W N feet thence
east uue aud one half u 80 lodti thence uoEth
Odd Hundred aud IOtty sadono f0uTth 40 ~
feet, thence Ydst seven ll1 one halt u ~
rods 10 tue plnce ~ besnnfs
Notice u hereby given. thlt on Monday, the
9th dAy of SoYcmber, 1871, az O'Clock u1On VI
that fay, IN front VI tho Cpul ~ Court House lu
The sad CIV ald CountJ % L.ts,No WILL n
deserbrd property, 10 the III hest ard best bld.
def Tor aaHh, lnWfu. money 4 the United rinita.
IuoMt u. LEWIS,
p J.. MbfiE,
'. u. UfMAOCk,
dta 4sieresa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Nourt In and fuf salt Lake
County. Utah frfrioy.
In the matter u ,Lc estate ~ Jamos shields.
trE,atgf

order 20 show cause Why order N sale II Heal
kttaie anu friaunll Properly should
NOT 10 made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07
NJ " .. @ 8 ~ MS
Face Bleach

Cures tho worst OIf.f n tfrr4iet, Sun.
bun sHiiowness, Nglh .patgtts Puppies AVID
All itin hlemi.htf r-ion $50 iiarv'esi
aud sIcfttes 40 sample ran BE- s,Ht, laiy
AFeHts wauttf.
Tho Druggist ths town vho dfst
ofdffa tiii 81 ny If Iafsiifus VII tAvo hIs
name ADDED 20 fris Advertisements
~ preparations are lUf sale by who'll 1ae
dfu. ratsiH Chi aHu and eVug clly sest u 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07

George n. Pugmlre, James y. pugmlrs. Ella
nth NJ. Rich, stwaTd n. i1Emltc Henry a.
pugmirc, Nillsn y Pugulir. ~ UnS kutt4h.
Thomas s. funuire, and Anna =, flgmiFa,
adults, befendaElA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07

Notice " time aud place tor ne hearing pf %
tiion Tor admission 10 Probate ~ VIII
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-07

mvnrs ANN DUN OmD.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-05
FOR LIGHT.

ehou. God. who knowest all my memories
The dreadful days of torture and of tears.
The shame, the agony of those old years,
The supplicating sobs on bended knees,
The drinking of the cup whose bitter lees
Were poison-nauseous and like flame tina,
sears
Thou plying God of all the infinite spheres.
OF ever merciful and just DEGREES:
Now help me, that know what path be right;
Now comfort me If right seem cruel wrong.
Though with bruised heart turn to face the
night,
Or. choosing honor. life seems long, SO longi
Dear God. but lead me till l grow more
strong,
Uphold me in my darkness-give me light.
Cecil Charles in New Orleans Times-Dem-
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-05
THE OLD HOME.

Removed little from the city tide
OF tears and toll, of artifce and plot,
There prospers In some sweet, sequestered
spot
The home of olden time, whose chimneys wide
Outsend their old-time cheer with ruddy pride:
Whose aged oracle, wise though untaught,
Sits by his hearth. nor longs a better lot.
True friends his JOY, the Book Of books his
guide.
Still lives the spirit Of an earlier day.
Still thrives the old home type; its open door
Invites the prodigal; its simple lay
Comforts the careworn az 1t did of yore.
3ts fires still burn: its influences stay:
And blessings guard its sweet old fashioned
lore.
Frank w. HUT in Springfield Homestead.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-05
German American
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
Assets, $5,6OO,OOO. SURPLUS $s.3oo,OOO.
CHAS. O. SCOTT,
SOLE AGENT,
.i21 s BROADWAY Los Angeles

take pleasure in announcing that have
been appointed sole agent for the above named
well-known company, whose large assets and
high standing will commend 1t to my patrons.
The agency of the Providence Washington
Insurance Company. lately in my agency, has
been transferred to Hanna & Webb, but the
policy holders who have been notified by them
that they have succeeded to the business OF O.
still in the business at the old stand, and that
the Providence Washington policies issued by
me will be renewed at expiration, with as
sured's consent, in the German-American.
AS the German mericans atsets are some
five times greater than any com .pany hereto,
fore represented by me, think my friends ana
necessary changes in Providence Washington
policies will be attended to by me at any time.
Telephone 529. CHAs. Y. SCOTT,
1924 121 s. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-05
DRoF. PAYNE.s ACADEMY, COR. BROAD
l. way and Sixth.
ASSEMBLIES EVERY TUESDAY EVENING

ORGANIZING OF CLASSES.
Advance Ladies and Gentlemen-Monday
evening, November 30. Glasses now formed.
Beglnners-Monday evenings.
Beginners--We Wednesday evenings.
Beginners, Misses and Masters-Saturday, l
to GAS.
Advance, Misses and Masters-saturday,3 3 to g..
PAsADENA-LANE's OPERA HOUSE.
Beginners, Misses and Masters-Friday, $3.50
to 5.
Beginners, Ladies and Gentlemen-Friday, 8
to 10.
Advance, Ladies and Gentlemen-Friday, 8
to 1:3O.
Cut this out a
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-05
The Liebig COMPANY

Have for-twenty-fve years been put
ting up the famous product which
stirred medical circles when first
invented and given to the world by
the renowned chemist, Justus Won
Liebig. Their
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-05
EXTRACT or BEEF

Is known around the world and has lately
been carried into Darkest Africa" by Stan
ley; It Is unapproachable for purity, flavor
ncious and refreshing. Indispensable in
Improved and Economic Cookery.
Genuine n Justus
slsn.sazsX - Liebig
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-05
NEW VIENNA BUFFET.
THE ONLY FAMILY RESORT,

LA and I16 Court street.,
Opposite the old Courthouse. +. KERKow, Prop.
Finest Cuisine. French Dinners all day and
night.
Imported and Lemp's extra pale beer ON
.draught. Imported Berlin Weiss beer.
FREE ENTERTAINMENT AND CONCERT
Every night, and Matinee on Wednes-
day from to p m.
Family Entrance. Family Department.
TONIGHT-The famous Berths Ladies
Orchestra; Miss Marguerite Berth, Directress
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-05
ADMISSION EE!

HAzAHD's PAVILION.
MISSION FREE!
sKArING-1O to 70 am; to 8 and 80 to
10 pm. (aundays excepted). Saturday night
7:3O to IL pm.
Private Bicycle Lessons TO ladies or gents.
7 to 10 q. M; IL to and to pm.
/. Decorum rigidly enforced. 10000 feet best
maple door, 1000 strap, club and the FAMOUS
BALL BEARING SKATES, the equalizers OF roller
to ice skating. School girls skate free after
Moons saturdays excepted), parents and teach
ers approving Beginning Monday, Nov. 8,
PACIFIC COAST SKATING CO.,
I1-1'1m ]. WALTON, Manager.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-13
Official Figures.

The official canvass of the vote cast
at the spring election has been com
pleted by the Secretary of State, and
shows the following totals;
Justice of Supreme Court: Mont
gomery, 1921; Champlin. 14s.'
III; Dodge, 14,144; Atkinson. $3.50.
Regents of the University: How
ard. 3,261; Cook, 153,09l; Clark
149,290; Williams, lat ,5S5; Rey-
nolds. 14,112; Perrine. 14,121 Dem
ing, 9,2S7 Scott. 1904.
The pluralities received by the sue
cessful candidates are as follows
Supreme Justice, Montgomery, 1910;
Regents, Howard, 4,971 Cook. 5,S06.
The amendment to the constitution
increasing the salary of the Attorney
General to $4,000 per annum, received
a majority of 1887, the vote being
yes, 1892; no, 68,335. The amend
ment went to the Straits of Mackinac
with an adverse majority of 500.-Ex.
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8, block 20, Hltchcock's addition, Cd
street.
VIM. w. Rafter to John Atkinson, $50,
n 9 OF Q OF az, SO, 8, Alpena town.
ship.
Albert Pack and G. r. Nicholson TO w.
Lewis, $50, OF sw IL, 80, 8, Long
Rapids township.
United States to Peter DeGlopper, pit.
o ! OF 10, 80, z, Maple Ridge township.
Peter DeGlopper to d. D. Hanover,
500, same as next above.
Jas. Tolmie to ID. d. Hanover, $3.50,
part lots IA, 10, block rs, city, Fletcher
street.
Nellie Broeffle TO Addle McFarling,
5000, n W lots o, 8, block 8, Wades' ad-
dition, corner Merchant and Norwegian
streets.
Rebecca Johnrowe to Lydia E. Daley,
$500, lot z, block IA, 9TH street.
Patrick Monaghan to VIM. j. Monaghan,
$400, W Of 8 Q 20, 80, 8, Alpena town.
ship.
Jos. X. Smith to w. III. Dawson, SIS,
8 OF W and 10 acres of o side OF W Of
W A, 80, z, Wilson township.
G. N. Fletcher to Thos. Graham, $3.50.
! of n W s, 30, z, Wilson township.
Jos. Reinke to JOS Rumelski, $1,000,
acres In n corner OF W IA, 81, 8, on
Long Lake road.