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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-05-15
EYES AND EARsl

II C. Peehler's groceries.
shaving i5c at McClure,s barber shop
Go to s. p. Bach for boots aud Shoes
Mr.. Arnet Is piasterlng j. A. Boards
cottages.
Eight slaves for 81 at Mcclure's bar
her shop.
ID. C. Holt and family will move TO
Harrisburg.
10. Gross of Waterloo sells goods
at bottom prices.
Mr.. Cats vacated the Elk Horn res
taurant this week.
F.M. French, the jeweler, Albany,
keeps railroad time.
Several men are at work in the paper
mill placing machinery.
Afr. Whiting, of Albany, will locate
In our town, we are told.
For choice groceries at bedrock
prices, go to T. C. Peebier's.
Go to T. g. Peehler's cash store and
get 17lbs. Extra c sugar, 81 90.
Five immigrants arrived in Lebanon
Monday, from Fairfield, Nebraska.
Brown Hansard,s new building is
ornamental as we'll as commodious.
The singer Manufacturing Company
have an agent In Lebanon, Oregon.
Arrangements will be made soon TO
sink for natural gas outside OF town.
NJ. a. Miller is agent for the cele-
brated Cleveland ready-mixed paint.
J. A. Lambeison has lately con-
tracted for q number OF tons of cascara.
Mr.. j. b. Cox will hereafter find en-
ploymentin in Walton Il wlley's planer.
8. p. Bach keeps line of boots and
shoes as we'll as Brownsville wooien
goods
This part of the country was visited
with a heavy frost Thursday night
last.
Some much-needed changes were
made In the Odd Fellows hall this
vees<
New millinery goods received direct
from San Francisco every week at Mrs,
Geo. Rice's.
Lonsberry and Stokes We're awarded
the contract for building L. A. Ben.
nett's house.
We have money to loan on improved
farms and ranches. :. n. Steele 4 Co.
Albany Or.
The road between Sodavllle and this
place is fair, notwithstanding the late
heavy rains.
f. NJ. Miller traded town property
middle Tennessee.
A jeweler from Corvallis by the
name Of Howell was in town this week
seeking location.
Rev. w. T. Scott occupied the pull
pit at the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning and evening.
At the last regular meeting of the
w. C. T. u, that organization wrote
East for seme literature.
Hiram Baker is advertising his bust.
ness by having some lettering done on
the north side of his store.
w. j. Guy is putting fine front OF
his corner building to correspond with
the front Of his new building.
r. A. Bennett slept at the rate of 9
mile minute last Saturday, but ht
was at his post before the train left.
]. A. Roberts has sold his interest in
the drug store to Norman Smith. The
firms name is now Miller & Smith.
Wanted, $50 dozen chickens, 5ot
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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-05-15
Your Face.

You can get your picture taken for
81 so per doz. at Crawford & Paxton's,
Albany
The morning call., 1891-03-29

WIIK-ANDERSON-I this city, March 20. 1891
by the Rev c. NJ Esbjorn Andrew WIKI and
Hild2 Anderson.
DANIELS-SJ0BLOM-In this CITY, March 25
1891 by the Rev. G. NJ Esbjorn, John Julius Dan.
iels and Fanny Ingeborg Sjobom, both of San
francisco.
DALEY-PRICE-In this city, February g. 1891 at
st. Mary's Church, Oakland, by the Rev. Father
King, Charles f. Daley and Sadie Price
GRAY-ROSENBERG-In this city, March %
1891. by the Rev. NJ. s. Levy OF Oakland, Herman
Gray aud Flora Rosenberg
HAGAN-WOLF-In this city, March 25, 1891. by
the Rev. NJ: $. Levy OF Oakland. Daniel Hagan
and Carrie Wolf.
LASKY-KRAGEN-In this city, March %. 1891,
by the Rev. NJ. S. Levy of Oakland, S. Lasky and
LILLE Kragen, both of San francisco.
STURMT HAL-KOHLBERG-I I'm this city, March
% 1881, by the Rev. DR.. J, YOorsanger Benjamin
Sturmthal and Pauline Kohlberg.
NASH-CURRIER-I this city, March IS, 1891
at the residence Of the brides parents by the Rev
JOhD Harmon. William NJ. Nash OF Richmond, Va,
and Rose Currier OF San Francisco.
The morning call., 1891-03-29
A LIVELY LITTLE TOWN.
Central Nisqually, One Of Puget
Sounds Most Promising
New Cities.

Central NisQually is one of the liveliest
and most promising little towns on Puget
Sound, and although scarcely twelve weeks
old its growth has been remarkable"
The speaker, Mr.. Sam Martin. who is
President of the Central NisqualIy Land
Company, is in San Francisco en- a trip
combining business and pleasure, and he is
full of enthusiasm over the wonderful prog
ress of the Puget Sound country, resulting
from the big immigration, which he says is
increasing with the approach Of spring. To
q CALL representative Mr.. Martin stated
that at Central Nisqually eighty buildings
are now being erected, the Union Pacific
roadway is graded and ties laid, and the
Lake Park motor extension from Tacoma
viii be- completed by June. Situated at the
natural point Of supply for a vast section of
country peculiarly rich IN iron ore, coal,
kauliu, copper, timber and agricultural re-
sources, Central Nisqually was called into
existence by the building Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad to Olympia, which passes
directly through the town. The Union
Pacific line, now building, is some three
blocks distant, and the location is the only
one between Tacoma and Olympia where
tn Sc two railroads approach each other
near enough TO. give a town the benefit of
both. The location being at the mouth Of
tie great NisqUally Valley is an excep-
t0ually advantageous one. All OF this
COUNT - llcu III iIUus COdl. CDpptTf btiHDGT
and agricultural resources, is tributary to
Central Nlsqually, and at this point the
products Will md an outlet.
The future importance of the town is so
well assured that the property is meeting
with a heavy sale, and houses are springing
up in all directions. The company has
adopted a liberal policy in handling its
land, offers special inducements to manu-
featuring enterprises of all kinds, with a
view to developing the resources inInr diately
tributary to Central Nisqually City, and to
encourage the growth Of the town is giving
one lot free to every purchaser who builds,
thus enabling b0na-fide settlers to secure
valuable property for nothing. The we'll
known real estate firm OF McGarvie & Co.,
62S Market street, San Francisco, has been
given the exclusive agency for the sale of
Central Nisqually property in California,
and from them all desired information can
be obtained. Mechanics will be interested
10 know that they can secure good homes
at Central Nsqually City by simply Dur-
CHASING one ticket at the Orpheum Theater
next week, commencing Monday, March
Both. Only one lot with each ticket, and
first come. first served.
No better opportunities ever offered to the
public TO secure choice residence property than at
the auction safe Saturday April L. ls9l at O'Clock
The morning call., 1891-03-29

W. J. Morris was sleeping on BRENNAN
place last night breathing off his liquid ac-
cumuatioDs of the day, when George la
Crosse passed. He recognized an old enemy
and proceeded to kick him. Morris arose,
whereupOn La Crosse pulled out knife
aud slashed him across the wrist, cutting
very deep and ugly CASH The assaiant
was captu red by Sergeant Price and booked
for an ASA ult with dead " weapon.
The morning call., 1891-03-29
BORN.


POVEY-In this city, March Is. 1891, to the wife OF
F. J. Povey, daughter
BRAUER-In this city. March Is, 1891, to the wife
OF Charles +. Brauer.
MUHLENFELD-In this city, March l6, 1891, to
uhe wife OF william Muhenfeld, i daughter.
TIETJES-Tn this city, March Il, 1891, TO the wife
OF Henry Tietjen, daughter
GUILL-In this city December I. $780, to the wife
of William Is. Gull, a daughter.
MCFADDEN-In this city, March IL, 1891, to the
wife OF Charles A. MeFadden. son.
SMITH-In this city, March %. 1879 to the wife Of
Frank Smith, son.
GALLAGHER-In this city, March "a, 1891, to the
wife Of G. Gallagher. a son.
Meg UIRE-In this city, March 49, 1891 to the wife
Of John McGuire, daughter
DRATH-In Oakland. March 81, 1891, to the wife
of Harry Drath, daughter.
ROY-In Santa Cruz February IT, 1891 to the wife
Of Austin l.. Roy, daughter.
COOPER-In Berlin, Germany, February g. 1891
to the wife OF DR.. Charles E. Cooper. daughter
LAVARoNI-March 49, 1891, to the wife OF J. La
varOni, son.
DE NAULL-NIaFch "a, 1891, to the wife OF Harry
L. de Vault, a
The morning call., 1891-03-29
Potrero Avenue club.

The P0trero-avenue Improvement Club
has elected the following-named officers TO
serve for six months: President, j. d. Horn;
Vice President, p. Stolberg; Treasurer, N.
Ohlandt: Recording Secretary, L. J. Dwyer;
Corresponding Secretary, Frank Walker !;
Financial Secretary. Henry Sknlkens; Ser
geant-at-Arms, James Mccarthy. The fol-
lowing compose the Executive Committee;
George Reynolds, Stephen Mariana, John
Kenny, L. J. Dwyer and William Sullivan.
1t was decided to call a meeting for Sunday
afternoon, April 9Th. to take necessary steps
for the removal Of the Pesthonse. An invi-
tation to attend the meeting will be sent TO
the Board of Supervisors aud the Board of
Health.
The morning call., 1891-03-29

TBlrth marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
win the ana residence Of persons auth 1rized
to have the same publIshed.l
The morning call., 1891-03-29
IMPROVEMENT CLUBS.

An Official Grade Desired on Crescent
Avenue.
A meeting Of the property-owners on
Crescent avenue was held last night in
Michaels club-roOms on the corner of Va
Icncia and Mission streets with George Aull
in the chair. 1t was resolved to petition the
Supervisors to establish the official grade of
Crescent avenue from Mission street to San
Bruno road A memorial to that effect was
ordered drawn and circulated for signatures
amnnp the residents of the district.
The morning call., 1891-03-29

IS w Williams, San jose
miss ElwOrthy, Concord
; & LiSch, st Louis
II Eldr dye. y Whatcom
w II Shade. CleYeland's
Minstreis
J W Baker, Whatcom
NJ NJ Grover, yron
4 A House. Los Angeles
I Rockford, Frultvale
I Ii Watkins, Woodland
A W Tanning. California
w B Bulla. Yuma
L w RCdwine. Ukiah
A j Austin. Seattle
! Mrs h swift, STOCKTON
( Il Barber & W, CarstOw
) J Swain & W, SactO
I y Il CaIwai!ader, $ Jose
+ II Ross. san Jose
w j Haynes, lone
10 + PcttiS. Seattle
( W j GrigSby, Trinity
Mrs S II Schultz, hentcky
The morning call., 1891-03-29

Do not rail to attend the auction sale OF choice
residence lots at Fourteenth and Center streets
Oakland, next Saturday, April Attn, at O'Clock NJ.
William j. DIngee, auetiOneer.
The morning call., 1891-03-29

The PELICAN AT THE PARK.-An immense
white pelican, donated by Captain Taylor, was
added to lie park "ayiary" on Friday. He
showed considerable arrogance when placed In
the pond, acled in an uugentlemanly manner to-
ward the DUCKS, disdainiully toward The sea-
gulls, actually sneeied at the mud-hen and
finally had fight with the proud black swan
and was sOundy thrashed.
The morning call., 1891-03-29

RODGERS NoTE.-Cornelius j. Sullivan has
sued NJ. L. Rodgers 10 recover S945 ON note
daTed Juue IA 1890
The morning call., 1891-03-29

BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
fit defective sight. 427 Kearny street.
The morning call., 1891-03-29
BILLIARD TABLES!

TOR SALE BY 20 PER CENT LESS THAN ANY
Il other house in city: 500 upward; business estab
lished 1856; gold medals awarded 1882, 1883, 1885,
p. LIESENFELD. 945 Folsom ST
No drummers. d2S SuTuTh GIN Up
The morning call., 1891-03-29
BIRTHS-MARRlAGES- DEATHS.

BOUQUET hats in very pretty fancy braids.
45c. Beehive Millinery, SO Sixth street.
The morning call., 1891-03-29
Mike Yourself a New Rodx.

Purge away the old. diseased and worn out
body, said DR.. Brandreth. Replace The dis
charged matters Of the system with good, simple
food and thus build uD a Bew and sound body
IL place OF one feeble and diseased. Every man
should know that lie must be "renewed" at least
once In Two or three years else he would soon
break down completely. This renewing pr oceSs
is easily brought bout by puFging with BRAND
RETH's PILLS. They put new life into old
bodies
BEANDRETH's PILLS are purely vegetable,
absolutely harmless and safe to take at any time.
Sold 10 every drug and medicine store, either
plain or Sugar-COated.
The morning call., 1891-03-29

No better opportunities were ever offered to the
public to secure choice residence property than at
the auction sale Saturday. April L. 1891 at O'Clock
p. N. the grounds corner OF Fourteenth and
Center streets, Oakland. Only 20 per cent cash.
william j. DinCee, Auctioneer
The morning call., 1891-03-29
HOTEL.

DR. i NJ Hanna, Pittsburg
W $ Arnold, Z Angeles
II L BemiS. Los Angeles
C. Z Finney, st Louis
0 q T CLARK. Sacramento
10 w Hopkins, Sacto
w 4 Kearny, Salinas
K L NJ NilSOn,& wf,ClOy-
erdalr
lC { Grove, Los Angeles
I l. + Reichling, Oakland
Is W Smith, Oakland
L d Clary, California
Z George. Redding
Mrs MaYre, Los Angeles
Mrs G Huber. Iowa
Miss Huber, Iowa
IT " Bennett, New York
} I Knapp, Louisiana
| ID : Mcclellan a ~, SJose
MISS NJ Blake, san Jose
IL & Blake, san Jose
The morning call., 1891-03-29
GRAND !
W Bower. Chicago

w Bower, Chicago
j LOyeless ~ WI, Chicago
Miss LoYelSSS. Chicago
T w Goodwyer, Portland
B Il Brown, Sacramento
! IL EcNIey. Crockett
Z j Hudson, LakepOrt
II w Bylugten. SactO
+ + Johnson, san Jose
j O GarIiCk, California
Mrs 4 N Mitchell, L Ane
Z i WAR; en-, Milwaukee
W NJ Thome. California
Mrs y A Sn tn. Courliud
Miss 1 Smith, C1urtlaul
J Brady. san Jose
Miss B Thompson Redwd
J VI DOrmer, Stockton
Z i Dawes, New York
c L OveTacher, Niles
Dr. Il " Woods, L 5 sim
Charleston
Nj L DuFbln. COrlelia
The morning call., 1891-03-29
THESE GRAND LOTS

Are situated in the midst OF the most popular sec
ton of the city. whr hundreds of costly dwellings
and business blocks have been erected within
short space of time, and where the march of i'm
prOvement is onward and the trend of values is
ever upward. and the time is not far distant when
such lots will surely bring four five times their
urV Al
The morning call., 1891-03-29
-UINIU
- ~


w W Fogg, New Hope
Mrs J Thornton, Saeto
J Maston. Reno
6 W Haight. Siege
J Guptlll. TiliamOok
w X Furse, Ukiah
c l. Raglan, Sites
W j King, Stony Ford
NJ II Shipman, san Jose
Miss a Vance, Yreka
ii Ii Eaton, Sacramento
j. OpdlKe "a W, Sacto
o II Sheets 4 W. Sacto
ID J CAVITY, Visllia
A Weed, SisSnn
W Wallace, California
Mrs L y Balm. CaliIOruii
Miss Balm, California
\ + Johnson. ST Paul
j II AruutsOn. NOlga
j w Hail, Denver
Mrs ) Moore, Reno
q q GOucher, Fresno
4 NJ Benjamin, COnCOr,
+ E Tadiock, Fresno
The morning call., 1891-03-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AMERICAN EYCHANGE HnrEI.

: IL ANU Z NJ L Ell.
- Donaldson. Portland
II GuIIman. Portland
+ L Porter. Portland
~ L Parker, Portland
Mrs G L Burns, Astoria
+ O'Brin, W & c. Astoria
- Martin. Astoria
IT J Benson, Fresno
5 X SIN tn. Tu are
wv Monroe * W. Tulare
~ Dixon, bakersfield
l. Il PardOZO. Los Angeles
lG Harris, Bakersfield
"A Smith, Bakersfield
In Bryan. Modesto
J II Lancaster, Paso Robls
j Smith. New York
lCJ Collins, Seattle
~ 4 Cloud, Seattle
Is J Stevens q W, Seattle
I I Mcdonald. Los Angeles
} Wilson a W, San Jose
y " Neil, Napa
~ HayleSs, Mexico
NJ J Aarder, Victoria
j Wallace, Idaho
+! w II Stackh ouse. Idaho
j Stevenson, Portland
4 c POStel. Illinois
Ii Green, Santa Rosa
ID Aster, Jamestown
: HOTEL.
I $ Jones. Canada
II l. Peterson, Toronto
| q Percivai. Montreal
Il DOndy Jr. Memphis
Miss McClelry, Memphis
Mrs c Wentons, NY
If BeTar, New York
L & Jones, Duluth
T w Parsons, Duluth
! F II Mason a VT. Spokane
| i Rockwell. Kansas
in Nelson & VT, San Jose
Miss A L Thomas. Boston
Z Nj Bracher, New York
A V Martens. Rhode Isld
! d + A de Potter n WV Y
~ Lessen n VT. Quiucy
} W Spra<u q VT. Focma
IN Y Ledam & dau, Denver
j + Knapp, louisiana
M n Mrs w L Putnam,
| Boston
| MIR Il Mrs GG Hayen,N Y
lElliS Haven a maid, n Y
} w Fairbank. Chicago
DR. + WerthaHOir, Germny
DR. Ely " VI, Iowa
The morning call., 1891-03-29
PALACE HOTEL.

T A Wheeler, San RafaeI
A e FooIe, Philadelphia
A c Hirst, san Jose
Il Z TreXler Il VT, Pa
Mr. ~ Mrs II b Moore
Brooklyn
Miss L Christie, BROOKLYN
Mrs $ Swain, iirooKlyn
j More, BROOKLYN
j Doneiy Il VT, PhIla
+ DoHely, Philadelphia
Sarah DOnely. Pm Ia
James II DOuelY, Phila
J A PurSell, Conn
J Il Hegerman X W, y y
Mrs A c C0rbett, Ben Ii
A L Kell, Philadelphia
Mrs DR. + Warren, Portlnd
Mrs G X Donohue. Prtlnd
Miss VI Munkers. y Y
} + tishburn, San Diego
II c k8ucon, Nv ZealanC
n d rObey, Nevada
II WeinStOck. Sacto
Mrs \ b ogden Il md, Y Y
DR. J w Emerson, n i
W ; Bliss. Carson
IL L NJ Rail Wisconsin
The morning call., 1891-03-29
BALDWIN HOTEL

Doyle, Santa Cruz "a ! Gabriel Chicago
a Lovedal, Sacramento l. Small, Rockford
j Nc CarJhy, Sacramento ~ Zattee. Richmond
Brondou, san Jose L A frunneIl, y
Downs, San Jose Nv f Pratt q W, Agnews
q q GOcher, Sacramento Mrs v Bartlett. Livermore
NOder u v. Sacramento Mrs Z Campbell, Oakland
FPOhat, san Jose E 4 Parker, New York
r b Hlrris & W, Il is J Davies, New York
W r Stearns Los Angeles Mrs rhompso n& friendly
Hepburn Il W, Oakland & BrurtricG, 5 Z Co
J Langford, San Diego - II B"Tiand&w Martinez
: Grand. Point Reyes q II Cowie. Stockton
c Morgan, L y ~ & Mann, tacoma
Mrs a .. Naples. San Jose c A Dyer. Stockton
Mrs Hunter, Seattle lIEYOungDerg& w ALAMEDA
Dixon, Chicago - K Hayes Los Angeles
A T Green il, Millbrae - NJ Finch Crockett
L F O'Neal. L ObispO II Evans. Crockett
J a Horn berIer, Mt View - Andrews. WisOnvile
S Hewcll, Stockton IA W erthetin, Sacramento
j \ ThaAe. Stockton
The morning call., 1891-03-29

+ Morrison, Tacoma
J Donnelly, Tacoma
Is } johnson. Tacoma
L ID French. TrucEee
j Martin, Truckee
X Martin, Truckee
NJ \ Lncas. Eureka
W Smith, Ukilh
) Kennedy. Stockton
i Moore, Sacramento
w Anderson, Santa Cruz
Ii Murphy. Denver
Il Buttons, Denver
ID II Calvin, Tulare
III II Norton x W, MINI
II Dennis, Woodland
w Stublet. FaIrhaven
w Shaw, Mexico
DIR J HarSeness, Cal
j $ Donaldson, Nebraska
+ Whitehead, Nebraska
w Wilder. Petaluma
W Smyth. Canada
j Masten, Reno
q L Sullivan. Modesto
O y Rowe, Rutherford
W ID Davis, SactO
X L brennan. Texas
NJ y Grover, Byron
L L Abbot, Cal
J L Murphy. San Jose
j A Smith IOIi
The morning call., 1891-03-29
BAKER GOO feet Wfde) STREET.
Main boulevard to Park

sS-l block to Hayes 1872 blocks to Main En-
street cable-cars. trance Golden Gate PARK.
gs-One block to McAlIisterstreet cablec cars Ra
Title Guaranteed Perfect by California
lite Insurnnce and Trust Co.
The morning call., 1891-03-29
INIERNATIONAL HOTEL.

Mrs Dentler Los Angeles 2 Peterson. LfTermore
Miller, Portland l p Madison, Victoria
J } Anderson, Byron Sprt ID Rambrich. Seattle
NJ GroOr, ByTOuSpriugS w Martin, Victoria
i Knight, Arcata A Linderuau, Tacoma
AWUOd, Sacramento II HugbsOl, " heaton
; Glars, Moster, Mass Duray, Cleveland
Bruad1ert. oregon % MurchISOn, Victoria
c Cole. HOObroOk W Bro 1ks. san jose
Tough, Dutch Flat y RaSmIsan, Livermore
{ VI Walker Dutch Fiat II c Mcclure, LoSA n.eles
L I heii1m a VT ohio u j Hawthorne Red luf
7 + Oliver q VT, Eureka W Leek Il wTI.ps AnglS
Oliver, Eureka 4 Maugeir. Stockton
Mrs Bishop a 5, Eureka ii Htc6Ok, Los Angeles
G Bishop, Eureka A Arlington, Byron
BROOKLYN HOTEL
Mrs + Page&ch, - eysvule 4 owen. New York
Mrs Murray, san Jose + Nooubeek, SalI Lake
L Lewis san Miguel ID Gay8n " f. Canada
w : Lef|hal, Sa ia Rosa IA II Ggss. Portland
II sylvia. hayward Wardell a WI, Seattle
J franklin, san Jose h Stevens, Oregon
j HOlenOack, luann &c stevens. Condor
j Z Murphy, Santa Cruz ) X Grown, Gresham
Clay, San Jose clifton, HOLSTER
+ Lucas, Fresno IF Atkinson, oakland
Du Rell, New York ~ A Graham, Conn
L Du Rel, New iurk Mrs JCoweu&sn, 5 He lena
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
6 X Kirkpatrick, Paris Z Waters. New York
w Harrison. ThOmpsgylle D Martin, New Y ork
W jackson. Oakland Mrs Browning salinas
NJ White san Rafael Mrs Browning, Salinas
I HaytOn, Saa Rafael Miss Browning, salinas
W Drury. Sacramento DR. " l. Hr0wn Portland
C Calvin, Point REYES Mrs Boyle, SdusalitO
" L Deyanport IT Reyes Mrs W n te a d. San Jose
{ + Parsons, stockton q Rutfeid, GuerueyilIe
z G Small q W, SactO L CauOpe, Petaiuma
Miss ! Small, Sa ,ramentOi W j Atkinson a W, Cal
q Tale. New York
The morning call., 1891-03-29
THREE CABLE-LINES WITHIN ONE BLOCK,

This property is most advantageousiy situated
with REGARD to cabe-cars, the McAllisterst. line
being block to the north, the HayeS-st road the
same distance to the south ana the great Omnibus
system from Ellis and Market SIS down Broderlck,
passing also within block of it.
The morning call., 1891-03-29
ss Do Not Fail to Examine This Choice

Take Haight-streer cable to terminus-the Golden
Gate Park-then tlke the steam to the Ocean
Beach Station at the end of the road, about one
half hour walk south from the Ocean Beach Depot
Our Auction Flag on the premises Our representa-
tive the grounds.
The morning call., 1891-03-29
THE GREAT 1OO-FOOT BOULEYlRD,

Baker ST., which makes the eastern frontage OF
this ine blocS is 100 feet in width and is forever
the grand driveway to the park, the main entrance
to which is only two blocks distant from these lots
at Fell ard Baker SITS. This street as well as Full
ton, Grove and Lyon SITS, HAVE ALL BEEN
SEVERED around the block we offer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-07

national parties, and although some Repub-
lcans or Liberals of Utah have maintained
the people were not sincere, yet the cleo
tions IN tan Will De watched with interest
by political parties all over the states.
II mas already gone forth to the world
mat Provo is Democratic city, then let
IL go 1orth by telegraph and appear in all
the papers next February that in Provo
the democrats have refused to abandon
party lines and have elected the entire
municipal ticket. 1t will cheer the Demo-
cratic party everywhere and may result in
the election OF q Democratic President and
also IN changing some of the oppressive
laws IN our national statutes whereby the
poor are taxed TO support corporations
After Mr.. Gash's short speech the cues
tlon was called for and the vote to organ
lZe was carried unanimously.
IL Will certainly be very nice matter to
prevent preachers and religious teachers
from expressing their own political views.
AT very interesting programme of the
district schools in Provo this Friday, No
Vember o, to celebrate the raising OF the
stars and stripes over the several school
houses, among Others called on for speech
at the Central school house flaa-raising
was the Rev. Mr.. Jeffreys, of the Metho-
DIST Episcopal church. | am sure the rev.
erend gentleman intended his remarks to
De non partisan, either in religious or DO
iltlcai sense, and yet ne made use of words
In eulogy on the American flag that might
nave been understood and construed as re-
ferrlng to the flag as an emblem of protec-
ton TO American industry and it might
nave been understood as advocating pro
tecuve tariff, while Mr.. Jeffreys did not
intend to advocate any party or principle.
Even our school superin tendent is a radical
politclan, but he does not advocate poitics
or IeLlglon In the district schools
Provo, November g. A UTE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-07
Lntes Again in Trouble.

E. A. Lutes, the ticket broker doing bust
ness on Twenty-fifth street, at the place
formerly occupied by A. w. Wertz, was
again arrested yesterday, and this time on
the charge of forgery. Several days ago
he was arrested for obtaining money under
false pretepses and taken before Judge
Gldeon's court and fined S25 and costs. The
hearing had hardly been concluded before
he was arrested on the charge of perjury
by Deputy United States Marshal Bow
man. DR.. A. s. Condor and w. H. Campbell
went on his bonds for 81, 600 and he was
subsequently released. Deputy United
States Marshal Gill armed with the third
complaint placed him under arrest again.
He was taken before Commissioner Cross
and released on his own recognizance,
Lutes has very nice family, which is to
be pitied that the head of it has come to
grief, but it is said that he has not always
borne the reputation that he should in bust
ness circles.