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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-21

Brakeman-Passengers is not allowed
On tn platforms, sir. when the train Il
t motion.
Passenger-Beg pardon. l viii 60
In. did not notice that the train w.
tn rnoeon.-New York Weekly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-21
BUSINESS
MAKE A NOTE OF THIS.

The YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL reaches a
larger. class of people in the city and surrounding
country and has a larger circulation than any
other paper, and is therefore the best advertising
medium.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-21

]. F. Arnold, Montevideo, Mimi,
writes: / always use German Syrup
for a Cold OF the Lungs. l have
never found an equal to it-far less
a superior. o
C. C. GREEN, Sole Man'fr, WOOdbury,NJ.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-21

Syrup"

]. c. Davis, Rector of St. James
Episcopal Church, Eufaula, Ala:
My son has been badly afflicted
with a fearful and threatening cough
for several months, and after trying
everalprescriptions from physicians
which failed to relieve him, he has
been perfectly restored by the use OF
two bottles of Bo-
An Episcopal schee's German Syr-
up. l can recon-
Rector. mend it without
hesitation" Chronic
severe, deep-seated coughs like this
are as severe tests as a remedy can
be subjected to. 1t is for these long
standing cases that Boschee's Ger
man Syrup is made a speciality.
Many others afflicted as this lad
was, will do well to make a note OF
this.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-12
Special NOTICES.

NALL FOR BALLARD WARRANTS-NO-
~ tice is hereby given that warrants Nos l22 to
236 inclusive, drawn on the general fund of the
city of Ballard, will be paid upon presentation to
the undersigned. treasurer of said city. and will
TO draw interest ten days after the first pub
LEGATION of this notice 5. ID. MURPHY,
Treasurer.
Ballard Wash. November 10, 1891.
First publication November IL, 1891.
NOTICE-N0rICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the directors of the Middle Kitttas Irriga-
ton District will receive sealed prop osals for the
purchase of thirty year per cent coupon bonds of
said district in the sum of two hundred thousand
dollars of the denomination of five hundred dollars.
until November 20, 1891, at 10 o'clock a. m. at the
office of said board in Euensburg kittltas county,
Washington.
Details and requirements of bids can be seen at
the OF ce of the said board will be furnished on
application to the secretary.
The directors reserve the right TO reject any and
all bids.
BY order OF the board of directors Of the Middle
kittitas Irrigation District.
LANES @. BOYLE. Secretary.
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COSFECTIONERS.

ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY ETC
henrys ice cream, all aavors always on hand
delivered promptly TO all parts of the city: Metro,
pints 50 cents. two quarts 81 or 50 per gaIIon.
home made candies, made fresh daily; largest "a
softmeot IN tbs city st Henrys, 81 Third street
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H4IRDR ESSING.


Ohm I. WITTWER, HAIRDRESSFR Avn
wlgmaker, 6l8 Prominent 10 Lownan a Han
E'ACE MASSAGE, THE NEW ART OF AZ
Il qniring good complexion without cosmetjcs.
EMBARRASSING. cutting, bleaching etc manicurt,,g
and chiropody Mrs. Reed, Atkins BLOCK AK Gns
lumbia street o." 10
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AM
~ withdI awning from the firm of the Chicago
Clothing Company, seattle, Wash, and that / am
personally not responsible for any debts con-
traeted by said firm from this date. Proper notice
has been given for dissolution Of partnership.
Isl DURE HARRIS.
Seattle. Wash, November 10. 1891.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore ex sting between W.
a. Park and f. ]. Matthewson. under the firm
name ol the Park Matthewson Portrait and Copy
ing Company, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent F. J. Matthewson will continue the bust
hess, ceivus all money due said firm and assum-
ing all liabilities. W. A. Park retiring
W. A PARK.
+. ]. MATTHEWSON.
Seattle, Wash. November :. 1891.
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MISCELLANEO US.

MISCELLANEOU
DRIVATE HOME FOR LADIES BEFORE
i land during confinement: doctor in attendance;
confidential. +. q. Box ,272, Seattle Wash.
TO SELL OUT YOUR BUSINESS GO TO
l. George G. Marks lis James street, Occidental
block; late of 207 Commercial street.
FUNERAL DESIGNS, BASKETS, BOQUETS
Il etc; reasonable prices. The Woodland Park
Floral Company, GA Second street
T OOK-WE WILL BUILD YOU A HOUSE
IL for home in any part of the city on rent pay
ments. Come and have plan drawn Home
Building Company, 81 Roxwell buiding.
I'VE BUY FOR CASH SECONDHAND FUR
w niture to any amount Frederick & Nelson,
1913 Second.
TTCK ETC TO ALL POINTS BY RAIL
llON II i - road So TO SIS cheaper than
the regular rates: tickets bought and sold; tickets
guaranteed Richardson & Co, 719 Second street.
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ESSMAKING.

MISS A NICHOLSON, FASHIONABLE
w dressmaking pariors. 81 HInckiey bloeh
second street; stylish garments; perfect fit guar
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Contractors AND BUILDERS.

ZION JOH SSON, CONTRACTOR AND BuIIn
~ err and iobbing shop; ten years residence. rss
erence given. shop 3ls Madison street; residence
l14ss eaton street.
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n Ellie ]. HAZLEWoOD ARTIST
~ structfons give in oil, crayOn ana xsa,. -,
ors studio. room 305 Seattle Nat,an.l 81 ~.
block, Second and xsslsx Bank
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

L,oR SALE-A MANUFACTURING ESTAB-
Il lishment in the center of the city: buildings
and machinery nearly new 30-aorse power en-
CINE ana boiler with shafting and betting: suitable
for Glass of mandatory: this property will De
sold al very low figure upon easy terms Apply
at office of Washington Territory Investment om-
Eany, corner second and berry streets.
L'oR SALE-HALF INTEREST IN FIRST
L class established business; lady gentleman.
Address T., Post-Inteliig encer.
L,oR sALE-BARBER SHOP; FIRST-cLASS
Il and bes: location in the city; this is a snap.
Address Barber, Post-Intelligencer.
TOR SALE-S2O 600 BUYS A FIRST-CLASS
Il saloon; doing good BUSINESS in a fine location.
INQUIRE OF George C. Marks, lis James street, DC
cidental block, Seattle
L'OR sALE-AT BARGAIN RESTAU-
Il rant. cigar stand and 1o-room lodging house,
all combined 1,426 Front street.
A NY CAPITALIST WHO DESIRES oPPoR-
tunities of investing at large rate of interest
on the pest or rst orfgage security can learn OF
such by addressing Mortgages. Pos,-inteihgencer.
DOR sALE-NEwsPAPER; ONE or THE
Il most complete news and job outfits IN the
stste and an established business: will sell plant
and business together or either separately Adj
dress Z. ID. O. care Post-Intelligencer. Seattle
CoR sALE-HALF INTEREST IN AN OLD
IL established and bestpaying bakery business IN
seattle easy terms on pa rment: fine opportunity
block.
LsOR SALE-CENTRAL HOTEL 80 ROOMS;
IL completely furnished: viii be sold at eat
bargain II applied for soon will sell house. furni-
ture ana fixtures complete; the house has the best
trade OF any in the place; terms. half cash: bal
ance ON time 10 suit all on or address A. Jones,
Shelton, Wash.
DOR RENT-CHEAP. CRYSTAL LAUNDRY.
IL Inq uire on the premises. Yesler avenue be-
tween Third and Fourth.
L'OR SALE-BOoK AND STATIONERY BUS
Il mess: best location IN the city; $1,000 cash
required 720 Front street
&S k00-ALL CASH-wILL BUY HALF
RC.cOO interest In the best money-making
business In the state Actually clearing over all ex-
penses aoont $1,000 month This Is no idle state
acceptable man. Only pushing energetic man,
with the very best references, will be considered.
Duties will be to take entire charge of the finances
buying supplies keeping plain accounts, etc. This
is thoroughly respectable, well-estabished and
strictly cash business. The owner is in independ-
ent Giro instances, and not being very stout, has
concluded to let the right person have fun half
Interest for the nominal sum of SIS 500 cash, but
Will consider no real estate or trade of any kind
We have personally investigated this and know 1t
Is just as represented, and that the owner Is well
known and very popular, and will be vouchei for
by hundreds OF the best men of the community. III
you are looking for some scheme or speculation
this won't suit you; but If for an honest business
that Is actually coming money, had better in
vestigate this. Apply Smith & Buckley, rooms
SOB and 504, Pacific Bank building, Tacoma,
WASH
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MANICURE.

A LICE M. AIKEN, EXPERIENCED MANI
"a cure and electrologist, hardressing parlors 20
and 80 Holyoke block, Front and Spring streets
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AssAYERS AND CHEMISTS.

~ f. BOGARDUS, OFFICIAL ASSAYER FOR
". Chamber of Commerce; mines examined
assaying and chemical work of all kinds done
Rooms AZ, 4S and 40 Sullivan building Front
street, between Cherry and Columbia
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DOR EXCHANGE-FULL LOT AND TWO
IL houses; inside of courthouse; small payment
In cash. cottage further out for part and balance
in mortgage back on the property. Room 2S
Hinckley block.
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GAN FRANCISC BRIDGE COMPANY-Ey
- gineers and contractors for bridges OF every
descriptions: wharf-buliding. piledriying. dredging
and steam shovel excaVatins; plans and specifica.
tfons furnished ON application; correspondence
solicited. Office, Dec dental block, Seattle washl
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE.
DOR EXCHANGE-FULL LOT AND TWO
Il houses; inside of courthouse; small payment
In cash cottage further out for part and balance
in mortgage back on the property. Room %
Hinckley block.
EoR ExCHANGE-EIGHTY ACRES OF
4 good land Tor city property. IL. s. Turner, 2O7
Butler block.
EoR ExCHANGE-GooDH HOUSE AND LOT
IL on busine street in Ballard for improved
ranch. Address S, p. o. Box 23l, Seattle.
EoR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INTEREST
Il (value $5,0OO) In prosperous mandatory
and steady employment to trade for improved
front preferred; give description Address Swap,
Post-Inteliigencer.
WANTED-To EXCHANGE FOR I'M
" proved ranch. property in this city paying 10
per cent on $9, 900. Address p o. Box 1898, city.
L,OR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GARDEN
II tracts near Kirkland for city property. Rooms
BIS and 316 Pioneer block.
EoR ExCHANGE-sTocK IN AMERICAN
Il District Telegraph Company at Falrhaven for
real estate in Seattle or Fairhaven Address L.,
Post-Intelligencer
-
PERSONAL.
LADY CoRREsPoNDENTs WANTED BY
II sober industrious labo-ing man 81 years old:
object matrimony. Address Cook, sos Main street.
NET YOUR CUT FLOWERS FROM THE
VI Woodland Park Floral Company, 914 Second
street; fresh roses sent in from their greenhouses
every morning.
A GOOD HOME FOX CHIT DREN UNDER 3
N years. Apply Mrs Ramage Fremont, Wash
DIVORCES OBTAINED QUICKLY AND
~ cheaply: no fee till after divorce obtained APP
ply Attorney room 20 Union block.
DETIO'S CURL1NE - WARRANTED TO
l. keep the hair in curl from days to weeks in
warm and wet weather; only soc q bottle. Ask your
druggist for it, or w. A. Hasbrouck & Co. Front
street. Seattle, Wash. druggist agent.
ITO THE FRONT AGAIN! DELMONICO RES
l. taurant, new and just opened under Grand no
tel, GIT Front street. j. l. Woodward, manager.
ECONOMICAL MEN-SAVE SIS ON YOUR
II next suit by sending for IL cloth samples,
fashion plates and measurement blanks free; post
age, cents. Ed l. HuDtley & Co., wholesale gen.
teel tailors, 1874 Madison street Chicago. When
ordering samples please mention Post-Intelli-
gencer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19
A LAWYER IN TaOuBLE.
W. !. Cory Arrested on q Charge OF
Obtaining Money Under False
i'foleusrs.

W. J. Cory, local attorney,
is again In trouble. Last night
Il appears that be went to the
Model Codeo aud Chop House, on
Nam street, and purchased a - meal
ticket Not having the money with
which 10 pay for i he drew u
check for so on the Commercial
bank. This he presented to Nlr. George
~. Brown, tie proprietor Of toe esiab-
lishmCni. and received g In change.
Today Alr. Brown sent tho check 90
the hank To bo Cashod 10 net with
the statement that Corey had no money
on deposit there, ard never Ind. The
matter was Immediately reported 70 the
police aud Onicef Sheets soon placed
Grey under arrest or u cuufgu OF 0b'
tainlng money under fslsu nrctcnsea.
Corey was prrealod hy Onlcer Mat
thows few days ago on a similar
charge, but Sergeant Donovan stated
today that he was discharged on maxi
ing a cOmprOnlise'wi lh the gentleman
up1n whom The chCgue was drawn.
AZ police headquarters today he
stated TO u reporter HAT he had been
drinking aud gambling last night.
Corey, 10 VIII DO remembered, was TIE
man whom COMM Homer Pratt elect
cd from his office few days ago.
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said. "NIaiin, tho girl don't want to- go
with you. She Is tree now and rndci my
protection"
Ia orlor t0 Doe corr0c boz rgafi Oh ihnt
occurrence mot General Cumor 10 " 90
Man street. monuonc1 Tho aifurto him.
aud lao said, "Air. Gficc, YOU are cor-
r. CITY Informed. fwould have turned tha
whole garrison out Ia pfD.oo ion oil ho
hlaci, giri." tho hero uf Camp Douglas
did moi use the word "hllck boasW in re-
fufr.ng To tho iriondioss and unprotected.
Tor ho had too much lrish honor and
manhood. 10 was an emancipation ni the
tvpe Of thni celebrated Irish lawyer,
statesman aud philanthropisi, Daniel o.
Conuor.
rhr great hero is no moro with u,
save In tho pleANntcst memory ul sac
past Ito has gone to tho dark mlnsions
vi the dead, whcri lovo buiius cvery "r-
ror. covering dciocs and oNiinguishlng
every recruitment, and from us pohcoi ul
bosom spring mono hut regret nrf me
most tender recollection. Nes' peacefully,
lrciand'H great fun, American paiiot'
hero aud Cmanclnntor. IT. NJ. onich.
SALT LAKE Cfiy, Doc. rs, lsil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-19

An interesting account Of musical
events often rcuews the enthusiasm
that gives rest and pleasure 10 the
musical worker. ono ieels nearer,
and more IN harmony with, the
musical world by constant reading Of
musical news.
In no community on earth IL there
80 much required " tho musically
talented as Ia ouui. and 10 much OF 70
l. "a labor n love that one needs many
sources encouragement 10 keep alive
tbs, ilime necessary to success aEd
excellence.
Hence we offer our mite
ns slight token Of our
APPRECIATION " the labor, Of the army
OF the "-iugcrs n Ilon." Hoping
they will hnd many a refreshing
dsaught from our little Jaunt, ami that
cur "mus!cll chimes" may often AID to
nut our harmonious souls into vibrnt.
Ing anew, until our v0icea be iilled
with the sweetest music under hravon
aud hills r,s,und to the songs u n
prosperous ana happy people.
MUSIC FoR CHRISTMAS WEEK.
Salt Lake CITY msy not ring with
"Christmas carolsn rs morrlly ~
many OF her older sisters throughout
the world will do, but we will
not believe TINT any city OF her Size is
going 10 equal her In her Chgistmns
fo,s, OF mueic, nevertheless. Nor Is
music going TO be- used for nobler,
more Chgi-tinulitc purpose anywhere
on this globe than here In SAT- Lake
City. Where else in Chrlgicndom eau
you tnd on Christmas night five hun
drpd sweet, Innocent ohiiuren Assem-.
blcd TO sing their sweet songs for m
audience ~ fifteen hundred delighted
sged people, widows and orphans, ns
we shall zee In our great Tnbernaole2
The children have already sold hun.
dfeds Of tickets 10 the general public.
FATrNiT2A.
II 4. some time since We have been
treated n an "oprra" by local talent,
as,sluce Stephens' operate GLASSES took
n stcpup 60 tho choral organizations,
none NJ our professors have beailrrod
Themselves In the olefHtic line. A.
last, however,, Prot. y. u. krouae,
who in the past bsa given "fatlenoo,"
"Ioianthe" and "MaritRna" IN excel.
lent n.yle, has taken up the baton anew,
and a seluct company, with Miss
Jennie Hawlcy, MIS-. Silver Mos'ra.
j. d. Spencer, q. ID. Pypor aud A. >.
Goddard, IA principals, VIII give Us the
above named tunsful and entertaining
comic opera for three nights and n
matinee commencing on Vhursiiny
evening, Dec. 2ltn, at the Salt Lake
Theatre. We venture 10 state In adj
vance that the performances will be
worthy Of our excellent local talent
(the conductor, ANA manager Prof.
KrOuse and II. q. Whitney, and that
the patronage OF the public who are
Justly proud OF our musical and
dramatic talent will correspond with
the excellence OF the work done.
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Free Entertainment.

To the old folks 20 years old md up
warts, the widows and orphan children
and deaf mutrs Of Salt Lake City, OF
any race, faith or color, without dlstinr-
tion;-Through the kindness Of Prof
Evan Stephens We arc enabled to offer u
free ticket TO tie above named persons
who may desire 10 attend tho grand Ju.
venila Santa Claus Festival 10 he given
In the Tabernacle ON Christmas even
ing.
The Salt Lake City and Rapid
Transit Railroad companies VIII honor
With FREQ ride to and from the raher-
nacle nil the old folks wearing badges
OF this occasou.
Tickets win be distributed during
Monday aud Tuesday by Mr.. job .
Kirkman, in the Tithing ONCE, and
by Mt. George Goddard, al tho All
Bazsr, on Monday aud Tuesday, be,
tween the hours OF 0and ~ a. VA.
This eut.rtGlnment will he njdi
oonal to the regular one, which vii
90 given In tho Theatre.
OLD Folks COMMITTEE.
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WAsuISGToS, Dec. l0,-ln the
House, 1t being understood that there
would 10 but a snort session tins morn-
ing, the attendance OF mumbem was
very small.
Fhn relort OF tho committee on rules
was presented empowering the sp,nker
To appoint tho committees Of the last
House with the following changes:
Membership Committee; Wnys and
Means increased from ~ 10 10 mum-
hers; Quadro.Ceutennial Committee,
from 10 II menbers; Committee on
Indian depreciation, claims dispensed
with and name OF committee on COM
mefco cnauged 10 committee on rules,
STATE ami foreign commerce.
A concurrent resolution was agreed
10, providing for holiday recess from
Wednesday Esd inst, until Tuesday
9Th proximo.
The method ot designating the chair.
man Of any committee ~ changed.
Formerly, In the event Of the death oi
the chairman. the sccpnd member sue
cepdod 10 the Office. This is changed
by giving the appointment Of the chglr
man 10 the Speaker.
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Sunday School Union.

The Sunday School officers and
teachers Of this Stake will hold their
regular meeting on Monday evening
next, at 7;So, in the Fourteenth ward
assembly rooms. The Sixth ward
school viii furnish The muaioal exer-
cises. Elder q. NJ. Mumlord will DO.
liver a short lecture " special intercst
to teachers, upon the subJtct Of "frain-
inG the Mind" amt Elder ~. Il. Parry
viii present brief summary OF the
general subject, which has been before
the teachers for some tins plst, name
~, "Aow 10 Secure Prompt and
punotual Attendance IN sabbath
SchDol.n
All interested In the welfare Of the
children OF Zion arc respectfully In.
yited. j. II. PABAY, Secretary.
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FRAGMENTS.

DO not forget Mr.. Ellis lecture, tomur-
tow evening, at The Theatre. Doors open
ht Z $50, lecture Mt sil0.
Twenty razor. aud two hair clippers
were stolen from the Barbor's supply
Cumpsny'- store nj 49, west, Second
South street. yesterday. No clue.
COUNCILMAN KARRicR has leased q
large tfpct Of land about eight miles north
ofthls city where no IL now engaged IN
prospecting for gas. Two wells Will DO
sunk Immediately.
the many friends Of Bishop John
Sharp will regret To learn that he u sui
fering nom severe attack OF illness.
We arc pleased 10 be able to state that he
IL feeling much better and IN expected TO
DO around again In little while.
Puoy. Q. A. MrufIN0, Of the Unlyer-
sity had an unpleasant experience with
a brace OF footpad, ON Last south Tom
pie street, few evening" ago. lie was
was followed by them for a considorahlo
distance, but whom he turned aud faced
them they took TO ihor heels.
Tho funeral services over tho ROMANS
Of MIR. Sus4nnnh Schonold. wife OF
John sehoneld will DO held In the
Twentieth Ward meeting house, Monday.
Atil am, instead OF the Twenty .ilrsI
Ward meeting house, NJ heretofore an
nounced. Friends invited.
Tim funeral services over the remains
OF Sister Susannah sohoield, wife oi
Elder John Schoneld, will be hold In the
Twentieth ward meeting house nj II am.
on Monday, Dec. 2lst. The deceased was
a faithful Latter.dAy saint, baing true 10
her religion during a long Identification
with the Church. She had many traits OF
character worthy Of admiration.
TnI second volume OF Folks Salt Lake
City DiTcctory-for lsll-2-will soon be
IN circulation and from the advancC
sheets II promises to be thorough aud
reliable work which Will be OF groal
value TO the public, aud Will DO needed
in oyefy business establishment
Deputy Cliy Marshal Hugh l.. Glenn,
netting upon the resolution Of the cts
council on Tuesday night, has notified
J. G. Conklln and other property own
ors In the northeastern part OF tho city I,
move their fences back to the aideNalk
line.
ON Tuesday evening next, IN The
TNenty.hrst Ward meeting house,
Juvenile entertainment, comprising
iahloan-, songs, recliatlons, duois, diA
lngues and musical selections, will N
given. Those who will take part At,
members Of tho ward Sunday school an,
the object oi tho gathering il 10 obtaii
funds with which To assist In the pur
chase OF presents for the children's party
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MAfnisos.-in this city, December 10Th, At
oo'ciocE a. n.. Jaao McGoWcn. wife OF george
Naihhon. Deceased was born In Glasgow,
Scotland, September lst, l,iL Funeral services
from % donoe. itG Il street, Monday. Docom
bor lifi, ats O'Clock y. IN.
ScuoriELp-in the Twentieth ward. this
city, 81 $3.50 am. Dec. 18th. is9l. su,annah
1cNiu schoneld, wife Of Rider John schonoid
noceNsed was BORN In Clthoroe. Lancashire,
England. August ord, isyi. bclng 6iyears. 4
months ard .uo wccls old. She was baptized
Ia bolton. England. ia 1859, and emi gr4tcd TO
Utah ia is.2. She hsa heon avery great suf.
fertr for many yeats. but haa patienuy sub.
miited 10 hlr tafo. Her faith and love for the
Gospel was never shaken and her lfc has cN
hibrcd trust In God and lils power that u
absolutely sublime.
faucrai At II o. m. on Monday. Dec. gis, in
the Twentieth Ward meeting hSulc.
utah papers and M'elniai Star please copy
MoLutL,Nu.-on the nth Inst. a. a.2l y. M,
OF hears failure. Eya. vito Of Edward Moi.cl
land. and daughter Of Thomas and Mary Nor
ton bora March 10Th. issl. At Federal Greek,
Morgan Co., ohio.
The deceased came 20 unh viih her parents
when four years DID, ana from that time until
quite reconry tNhsu shc removed with hor hua.
baud to Farmers wafd) hid resided In tho
Thru ward q thif city. $40 leaves 70 husband
and tiN children ltho youngo't Of whom n ok
months OLD 20 linurn her iofs. One child had
previously paced away.
Iuntralsrriccs wit be held ~ the f,milv
rcaids1oc st l pm. tomorrow Sunday. Fuenes
are Invited.