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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31
RIAL ESTATE SALES.
The Deeds Recorded vita the Auditor
Yesterday.

Pes estate r-s-saectT-s from January ! ISL
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s.-ee,. between E-0-; and o=el-d-
[ : - A. Izaysoa- .o.s a. - * ~
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= : I'D . 8. J Aaazrs9a. 10 ;. bgoek s..
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:. J. Aa.srsas . c 2 Bid, % : s,oek =.
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e. Azvfz-ss ado. 3
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/ 4 Parker y { 2 B.--15r-2. los :. b-o-k !.
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=. =. Br~ok-. 20 = Pax, .; - box :. 81
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N-s-e L =. sEa1- 70 ? K-a-a7, los l.. slo,k
S.ES. 4 nv. Co 70 P. \. Hon. le.s sand
= b.egk J. Eaosr's adj So
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31
SLAVES OF 4 SPELL.
Importer Of japanese Bond
women Arrested.
HERRIsG on = HioEous TRADE.
4 Man Who Th-3ves On Three Slaves
Earnings Ez7 Dowz - Tyrazts
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s. avs - ..-.--,-zs ----rses w.s .szt- -zs-z--
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Rx-s-ts -~---vx -sa- ,--ee -r-.--.s 49,
- --=- 5000 Ez-a-s4. nae
--ss E--s "a F--zs-s-z-~ 49, u
zza-.s- sssze-,-=a - = s =
-..r--a - a~-. a. 4
= e------s~- ~---zs -s.-.e.vs-aes $50 r-7~-sz 50
go r~-- = Y-ze-s-sa s-.s ---sss,=. 49,.
r.-,-..as -----.- 49, So --,---s az 7sz-~-
---,-a--. -. - - - 80
- $3.50 - = - ~----.- - -.
- = 49, - -. 1870 - -. "a r-r-
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80 --------- --- - = $50, 49, -
waaF.r-1 ---'-- 49, - - - -. -
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31
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z1c--aw eT@z-zE z. 20 ATT So ~ gEG-
F4s-s- E--1 - 49, F-aZHss - = grs2E
s1cess8 = sFs-F say. Ias s--s-s EsFs -szs
=-@-E SFrEzEs-ez- = sS-5zZu1z1= .EEs
b. - q 1s-es-s go sAe-@ 9 =~s-T -@2sEz -
believe la Es51 -4zs E u 1z5 II a. ~za
z--sE[ = = ~ - saT5,z-c1 -zL 80 x s-@-
- A. T4ers ~ - - s-z-=ss - :. = Ezzzs-
Gz@ e. sze@--s-- -z-szssa- T-9-r1-lEzs - SO 80
-a4 E-1-s-- E1e4 - e1= szo--1 E-ls=- L-e
F-rz- -s-Zszz 1Gz1 - 5a.-E II. :z---s-
-----e ~ -1s @E-ez1E~ II. E-.1 e9--@=s= s.
soe41 = L-s 1-=-zz- es-z--.-s==s zz---E 70
cs1es = ezz-g= - Is
4--z-zzzs--z-T 2 Eo-=s : = So V 2
E----, E-1r-es 6sz- 5zs --=o--- To-
= ----z 3. EGEe4-s-z E-z- 81 = E.-s-s1-- Z
4zy-T. Fax e LsE-~- e. a. = Iz--z--
E@e=gt5o1--- s. -1-s-, A.-@-s g 1-as--
= -EZ s. E1.s, e. : FrrkzE-s., Es--T =
s&-zss. L4zc-s1 z Es- Ea r E-1czs Tsas= 1
.s-sz- 2E11z = E----T sZz g. Z L-1--.1z-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31
Masonic Tn.f.Iizslon s.d social.

TEs-@ Tzs : E-Es ga--@--E o EEs--E g
F-@s1 Ezl4 -zs- 2 E1t - Eltzsss ta@ z--s-a- =
--o- - T&s- E.-a Pies. = G. Felz-e7z ~ 80
110s.s % -ss-z-s CzEE.e-- NJ 2 EsEz- Arr-
Nzs9rs- azz L1s-1.Z= -1E9-s-, ~ : 81 zz=
C,-oe- % - Ess.zrz "a T1s -eE1s-s -s -
ls..s- c-zz- FzzEs-a=1 pa 1-z1y Ez--gz IA
A-e= 4 EgE - w-Ez s. s-=-z-s 90 s.-eL az
chan = rssagrtc- = 1sr saves -o~L-1
-e,Es-s 81: -ss loszz- Af-s- - ee-4z5zy .
z-s-z- a. : - 5Te- - la =zs .sz-s- 81 3
11@ zs-c-zg P-7z-zI-zs was -z@Z=1 u ~
-a.11Lgzg ne -s14ss sr-zz1 re G4c-=s a. -:
o. bs-szs- = t1ass p-=s@aL =1-1z "a.
t-o-r--zr-v "a .-=- ~ 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31

F-e3 2 s-Ecer vi make - ~.1Tt = -vu 3
ga uTer tse (gent ss-sss s1actrse r1ss 3 sss,a
seattle ga NcE Years dap IL a-ea-5sre-- vita
his E@nebl=s- Ire track = a. l4.s exca7: s
Kha-t glers o. ~egtA laird I'D -cutr PIN
streets and t>s rE-lFoE1 eross ~ Tha
flas are reafT a. set AID oa.y re " rs
re--alr 60 b stretched TIE c-rs-aztfor or
wcEE fran soats se.Etis srctaw2tc l. hsnde-es
~ .Es discovery t1St t1er- f. "a cu--tv rgrs
go saarter q se IL sosth 81 tbs Ctr .l1.tts
r. E~s1gaE on ttsf section i ssrez-y aes-
t-zsaee- The prcysrtF-o~Bers are Gazzll.g
Lana ias .as eto=l1E SO 90 s1s esp n The ROAD.
Aac SOFA VII r. Hesarast ~ va .1ls q done.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31
THE SEA LION EEcAPrUEED.[ {.
FouEd AT BEJl&r2 znd ReEur.ed 10 His
Lake gSssaInEtor Home

iAA~ "@--i1AE fsn nome
41@ escapes 80 La 3rsza -@->al pax TAi
faF-1-S- e iA.--;1 3ss.S:-&Y az ts-fs 1AcG 70
- s's1 - LAKE. Washington sst@t .1-ss daTs
At-fTF- -v ~sE f@ea1elle1 - l-s a. - Fssi
. frzl-F 80 1czi - 1~-s -2@E- s--e- - -
D9fl2t
-3s-i 1sT-.g1t t-e srtsafzo- q C-z-lss Icss.
q o&-Aff1, WAs stt;seEs2 = 1ls o4rk-1E G IL
1.E ~ i1s IE-2 80 - vel o. . azTes-.sa.z
-= 1z1G he s-1r-te-9-s r2"1s1s- VT 80
-fstzI .AE y - - ne lpr . Is E3o@a1s1,
VIE fzs Gss 1o~1 secw va tasE-r =
ra4tE - T. ET41~-IlT 1-s anna. < ;-Ers--
~ ~ slstl-es s"wzr1s sat EAter, 80 E-a1S
1ls TsE s1t0zg1 t1e .zrsEz running ts9-z Lsk=
l1-g1 A1to >a-zca= Say. Az hang La r9g.
Success ~ --1- - 81 2 = zoeo1-E q ms
~ -rF - "a ar. As1 t-ke- . ne za-1 IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31
A NEW NAME EACH TINE.
How Woman Kept CIV orzcial
Posted on Divorces.

Posed on Divorces.
wr1aa came into re city water oEss enc
day la>- p .f;1 ans -sA-- ~ re- tiI
"A Ast same. madam " sad tha eek
- 81 Is. ~ by T1e la-a g. Carlson rs me
e-t taiuk wlll rsv ~ some other -z-ae rex.
= ath. ana Tire woman pad Ee- elI sa5 1s-
pastel
4ks month sAe ez-e IL wlsa smiling sa-s
sri oo-er Ter zr- = ll;tla. --@ak-la-k - zzsa.
who Hs1 : generally sue14e1 sz5 tss2t1l ar-
r<z-s-rs
= 19as "a - tze uzz- O., Carson sav
more. Sc ss.i ws.a 81 s-c1 s13se. ~ -: c-s
~'To-re aat - sis NJ Cor-&s. my -ea naa-'
ne e.r-k sFk-eV dyed c1e 1a--7ssae d
w--1 case - c-w Eul han I'd o-lt Ias 81
Perhaps I h41 te-sl- lot z-tes tie -a-e
aS-.a. BE sa-1. w..a 8 COX OF Ircaee1ee u ais
ye-,1;-- fzee- I-s .s---e wss los; upoo tie
as2fy .a-E az s--cl E1ss-.-15-la, ex-.z-5e~es.
SO e. As~ 1-soald tls .l-v1 1a1cc Ter arm
Al- "AA-d proudly a~Gy v.'1 her attest capt,
G-e
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31

o a@ETlEz zE5G - wss a,aya. ss@se1 - 80
~ s.1is szz g-sss-+s1 z1t2 e-E-ao-1 ~
2 r. Wsess nos11. - pr Es1. AZ EasaFs-
g., gs1s-sl %st-s-- f-stg1s agent s - CzS92
See-1as = - -ae eng.
"a -rss@ -gsD- rzas rsners5y F-t@slnE -
g1aae l-s-Ts ex7Tsss 60 = e. - ay1as ~
.,a-- EerAs.sea4s q. tas rssk1
TIE .rz&e@s caTssg Dss- as-s@ ~ y 87Et4
ttlsz, -ls sse-@ sez -. rzzas z E5-1zE1 Esss
~ = ep1s-st1gz aga "a Esa<gy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31

. saiHs -srE fre,z saes+se and Ia-el-a - Ps-t
Cwnssss1. E-sliiaR+az brr. Ezm l1ga -ez-s
SO kvrEngluE hEs rses s~-s-z11 -T ts1s T--ssz
FHelfrs Canadian Fari1s EsE rstscn g~-ar.a-r
Hn4 Oregon Ia2proFs-Istlt Com Ess.y fr E=z-,eFE
kEtlusss ar .iss sfesf--~B F-srs 81 ard -sra-se
HHe Sc -sasi3e 4 Hsrl3sra - reed T,a r-eg-
eEsAa4se fste befwgsn alt points s4ll D. g = rou
fGr sFs ttsu ga losG 1;s sue 3 g. ta-z t5- cs-
losds 2sklAl ws1gag az not ~ rnessu-sz.ss.st a.
= cseEeEasrF vit1 s-exz1ers. Zhese rates. -s-seA
go Ete s&sct on 5RneGFv 3. E-e e. y Cd rs9- cs-:
1ess tan thsss Egw ru-1zz ans s-s -z1e -
s1sFt fDs ee-- - it3en o9 tss LAKE store ara -
Htfle d Eu-1sng reuds. 20 wharfage ~ t.s
etes~ae q s~aa-grees
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31
PAYNaST or CoCSTE TAXES.
ThroaEs of People Taking Advantage Of
Three Per Cent. Discount.

r. cc1--r --sSs1-s-s 60 -. re--zzss-
T--c-E195-- - entire cay Tzs-e-+sr- ! SO
Tsg s1z4- eazzs . E-zss 1.z5a-e 5 s-e-o1z q = q
sszz-T T. - %szss -zzz-z e s ~ ez--
I'd -azE - 80 r-57z--E-o F-e-s z-= 1Azzzx =.
yzEez=s .z-az az s--@-a
~ts have 5as- zAzs1 = ~ sZ.- e37ze5-r o -
go s2-1 Ere2s1-s- Fz=-ps r=ssarzz-. .-evs-
sl-ee Lse@Z 80 az 5=e- s-ru al er 20 .-z.
q ne yss- E1s-= nay p@Ezzss - see rs-.7zs
wz5 wo--.1 Es1 l1s - -.E- st~4z.zys % - :
c11z% &s save - ax--z l1--s q e-srks al
80 -7.zg 81 Il ar re=e- = 4ceo--C-ars -
pzoc-e- = = -A1-z- s -esz-2E-5z - TIE cor
E-s--E % Ear E---ss = 80 - -zzlr p=3pla win
-'e--- n -4~z- ----a-~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31
Foa THE GREAT NORTHERN.
F5se BsndFsa Sen 2ufidfng Wager
Roads - Snohornisa CsurtY

-NoH EIsE. Dee. T4--- saela-1 a8at aff
TaFg @r earses1 - tr.1-1g raTga Tas1s s-1
EzE4sag - PTss 1711l2rr ertsrz.11e1ss So w1-k
g 1as Great &9-1 sra sls4g - 5Erko-alGa
rTe- IDS wsgaz sse lrsags &s-0ss rts RIVER
Ees- eaens e e1zaf3ssa1- tasf access Is hs1
u TIE egHat- T ss9-E sae ss1IH t9gG
? . z G, genera passenger agent ~ the So
exc. Lac -5ors Z Eastern, VIZ Il Tie el1y -
L.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31
ELEcrEIc srEEEr oAK rArESTs.
HoEs- O. y. Be8y sA5a 70 own All the
Frrentle.sl. % al srstrrns.

esEzseF7Eag, O.. Dse- -E3rs1rs Ca rste,-
eree - clts rslH- rsfe v-1 ~ Eea- O. z
y y. covering zts e1ta-s sstset-ta stra- ~ sys-
tssG aa@ 81 EzerEl uss. Las eaaes1 vast
aI1ag-s - srseai sisrn IA t15s e5tr, Ee1.y's
AruH By cses.og g -3s ssD-e-ze es1-f -
1ae Ds.sles 81 relcEsA Ela ~ fses.EG o. -
tsfs ssfeei - I1seztr lzs-. ksLy. 8! -
ssr-sz, ts.azasa t,7ssesssa @. r. tae TX
sFass1acss az1 HEl1r rzs uss8 IN ihz e.-et-N
street tsf FysgsEaf uazE -etE-@d ~ see ao-.-'
tou y Boston ce-ntsny. hes.-asassse esz- pazr,
a. ek5@rs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31

" ii, Masls, q Portland. Sauera, sEeat o.
the Northwestern roa1, = Z thc c4gy.
F. A Poilsy, clerk ia tas super. a;ende1t's Of
fee ct the Lake saose ROAD, Is confined 70 his
he'd WITH Gae grippe
J. G. Phelps, assistant Srrsrintecde.t q TIE
O.ymp.s>S Cheaalls Valley railroad. RS se-n
transferred - the same position On tae Seattle
4 NoSthern, ws;h he4@s@4x.sEs at Ausc cries
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31

", AZ NJ "a 2 Pig =, q "a E-s-czs-o,
ErE.Fad - rs EG---=- 1o.s- ye ,a-1z-- ~
D4cglev- Tha -as to- E1zlz E5-s been &C g &c
I8--es. s-1eKz3-5sr i -hs E3-3oz EN-1ws-e
Ca-rs-s. w hereafter make Is 1ozss = 49,
- .-d axe - se-vs "a. Z t.s s=z5-z O. .1e
company. f5=3rEs :. A1&5- WI rs-zz maj
So "a -s-ssesr<z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31

C-oT1s1 5o1ssz are stslI - --z-a 3: Co-z-sr's
az -sz--5-ls 1-1 &: osesss--E = ssez-= rsss-T=z
szE-s 80 . I1-ss 1svE - E1Ts-e= T-s reE-
torrance = Brilliant. rs1Ee1. z-zz141 az
c4sx--e1-- az 1Es -a-- Zazs = "a can -
.szss ~ zz.E-ts.-- Lss1 EEt-s e1dz ere -
Clz-sa- so-zs = - ---sz 5-2----EzE z-zE =
lie cay az a. ~e-s 1@zr-s@z E5.z - -zz-=-
.%--e-srf-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31

Tee Northern Faessc rasi Las a-su8az,. "a
through trz.a 20 Aasrortss over tse Like >---s
su5 iee >eAtGs & Northern roads. The axe
saare train csuaeSts a. >ssro vita tae IS .g.e 4
Northern trSsa sad transfers s passenger coach
aaa mai r.r.of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31

Fe'e- Ne5s-cl. t1s st-aszAsoa sud railroad
contrast x zose .ilss g-,es-s-cs VS. announced
II ne t2s<--S z--f5zSCEE some e5rae sEo. kss
JUS F~f-t~@4 tr--1 a ..acaua, wasre ne Azs h-seu
az ~2s- % ne 0-ess Northern fo- several
n1o2'7s. be lSlle4 - write 20 Us friends hx.s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31
False in One,
False il All.
THE ENGLISH OF LATIN PROvERB APPLIED TO
CONCERN WHICH IS NOW N BUSINESS

= CONCERN WHICH IS NOW N BUSINESS
started upon sAa-ns must resort TO sans or
retire
The Royal Baking Powder Company gar6led Official
documents to give il standing.
For this it was publicly branded.
The Food and Dairy Commissioner OF Ohio caught the
Royal Baking Powder Company il the Of :squot:n his
report to make its goods appear unadulterated,
Health Of the State OF New York and went OF dress parade
the garment.
The Board exposed this When apparel removed
OF course the defornlity LEFT alone,
Then the Royal Baking Powder Company resorsed 10
constructing speaking machine,
Il called this machine a Government Chemist" When
rou:he words order Royal Company quoted the
same and passed them around These words represented the
Royal Baking Powder as pure etc
Government IS : stately word Like everything good
it IS abused by unscrupulous tr:cksers.
MAKE A NOTE.
There no such oace as thar OF Government Chemist
A THOUGHT.
Iaconcern ga6les official state papers, rsquotes Boards
OF Health and Creates Official Mouth pieces for its own Dur.
poses what viii It do in aau,.eratitg its goods,
Dr. Price stands foe to impure goods and tricky
methods of Advertising
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is the on1v pure
Cream Tartar Baking Powder now to be obtained. and
the thinking public finding it out
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31

s-e yoe c-.ez Esst tsis tslL ~ wta5r-. T.s,.
Itsa t-s >-,-e-a Psc.-C Are v7Gr t-se-,zs
coming "s-. n v.s.:a Ihe1 sr-ee~t . tSe--
she- tasv 'aks t1s Northern Paesa, IS = > :as
c--F ea--c- -.Ee -o 5G-et SQUAD a1l % a.. 7-ts-
points No s1aa-e az es-s os -eehacA.as 81 az
gNre- He sErs y1a- t-cAe. rez1s va t2a No-lz.
err Eas-arr - rad
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31

Mo2ev % loan cC taTroYea CIV o-c-e-tv S.
lowest Rates s11 az rl-ss i4vc-salr terms
&c 1.s.saa, g. e tu s4e seattle SAVINGS hank
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-31
MAKE A NOTE.
4 THOUGHT.

Naeoncern ga-6les Official state papers usquoes Boa-c
OF Health and Creates Official Mouth pieces for its own pu
poses, what viii It do in adu,:eratihg its goods:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-25

made large improvements during the year.
at both Castle Gate and Pleasant valley, in
the way of machinery, solid stone stores,
miners houses, ETC.; in fact everything that
goes to make model coal mining camps
and plants. Castle Gate has fine school,
debating society, reading room and other
| things of nature to elevate and instruct
the citizens. The company employs be-
tween five and six hundred men the year
round. During 1891 the company shipped
| 237, 743 tons, an increase over the proceed
| ing year of SSH tons.
The company also makes coke that is
equal to the Pennsylvania article. The
greater portion of it is used by the smelters
in the Salt Lake valley. In 1891 there were
produced S,227 tons of COKE decrease over
the year previous of 16S tons. The officers
of the company are: President, DR.. Will
liam A. Bell; vice president, George Goss :;
general manager, Colonel D. G. Dodge;
secretary and treasurer, Charles w. Drake :;
assistant secretary and assistant treasurer,
| William F. Cotton: auditor, Theron Geddes
superintendent, William G. Sharp.
THE UNION PACIFIC OUTPUT.
| D. G. Adams, the general agent of the
Union Pacific Coal company in this city,
reports their coal tonnage for the year as
I IL, 349, 500 pounds.
THE HOME COAL COMPANY.
The mines of the Home Coal company
are located at Coalville, the Oldest coal
mining region in the territory. The COM
pany is now at work on new slope which
is in over $50 feet and will place $50 horse
power engine and latest improved screen
ing and dumping facilities at this new out
let This will so improve the capacity of
the company that it will be enabled to
take out from 500 to 800 tons per day
in 1892. During the eleven months of 1891
the company produced 65, 1873, 900 pounds of
coal, good portion of which went to Park
City to supply the Ontario and other great
mines in that vicinity. The Home Coal
company is incorporated, the capital stock
being S250,000, r. O. Chambers is presi-
dent and F. A. Mitchell secretary and man
ager.
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lift, Joseph E. Rigby, j. K. O'Farrell, OS.
L. Houghton, G. L. Holt, F. B. Snyder, F.
L. Libbey, S. F. Neslen.
THE MAIL DELIVERY


On July /, 1890, there were twelve car
riers, and seventy-tive letter boxes; now,
there are eighteen carriers and nlnety-two
boxes. The boxes are in all the important
hotels and equally distributed over the
city.
Mail in the business district is delivered
four times each day and collected from
twenty-seveu boxes, embracing the entire
business districts, six times each day, thus
making close connection with all outgoing
trains.
Three mounted carriers make one trip
daily, taking in the extreme limits of the
city.
Ten foot carriers make two trips daily
Our free delivery system reaches nearly
the city limits, and is giving good satisfac-
ton, and many words of commentator are
received. This" says Mr.. Benton, sis a
great encouragement to the employ
ees as well as pleasant to my
self. My great aim is to give
good service, treat all alike, showing
no partiality on account of race, creed or
politics. 1t is my desire that all new
streets and avenues opened shall be num-
bered and addresses handed to the carriers,
so we can take in all who desire to receive
the benefit of the free delivery SYSTEM
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A CHRISTMAS PRAYER.

Lord for the lonely heart
pray apart.
Now, for the son of sorrow
Whom this tomorrow
Rejoiceth not, o Lord
Hear my weak word.
For lives too bitter to be borne,
For the tempted and the torn,
For the prisoner in the cell.
For the shame lip doth not tell,
For the haggard suicide,
Peace, peace, this Christmastide
Into the desert, trod
BY the long Sick o God;
Into the patient gloom
OF that small room
Where lies the child of pain
OF all neglected most-be fain
To enter, healing, and remain.
Now, at the fall of day,
bow and pray,
For those who cannot sleep
Awatch keep.
Oh let the starving brain
Be fed and fed again;
At thy behest
The tortured nerve find rest.
see the vacant chair,
Father of souls, prepare
My poor thoughts feeble power
To plead this hour:
For the empty. aching home
Where the silent footsteps come,
Where the unseen face looks on,
Where the hand-clasp is not felt,
Where the dearest eyes are gone,
Where the portrait on the wall
Stirs and struggles as to speak,
Where the light breath from the hall
Calls the color to the cheek,
Where the voice breaks in the hymn
When the sunset burneth dim,
Where the late large tear will start,
Frozen by the broken heart,
Where the lesson is to learn
How to live, to grieve to yearn,
How to bear and how to bow.
Oh, the Christmas that is f1edl
Lord of living and of dead,
Comfort thou!
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps in Independent
Bridget-Shall I take the Christina
down frem the door, missa
Miss Summit-No, indeed. 1 expec
several New Years callers.
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She-You spend all your time with that
Gordon girl. Why did you insist on my
marrying you when told you [ could never
make you happy! He-Well, 1 knew l
could undertake that Job myself. - The
Epoch.
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Mile. Saint-Omer French lady GA years
of age, is to join the ranks of lady explor-
ers, and will make tour round the world
following a course south of and parallel
with the equator. Her purpose is to collect
data regarding the life of women and the
training of children in the different coun-
tries for the Geographical Society of Paris
She takes no luggage with her.
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pany, anu JneSe were Wofheu luz
several years, yielding millions of tons. In
the same valley the Union Pacific owns
several coal mines, which have produced
largely. In the southernmost part of the
territory there are also huge deposits,
which are worked on small scale, supply
ing the immediate neighborhood only, on
account of the lack of railway facilities.
There are also some very good mines in
Chalk Greek canon, near Coalville, which
will yet be heard from.
Utah coal is bituminous-or soft. An
thracite has not yet been discovered within
our borders, although there are immense
deposits few miles over the line in Colo
RADIO, and from which Utah draws her SUP
ply A semi anthracite coal has been
found in Emery county, but it is yet too far
from railway to be mined to advantage.
THE PLEASANT VALLEY COAL COMPANY
is now operating mines both at Pleasant
Valley and Castle Gate the latter place
producing the better quality. The mines
at both points are lighted by electricity,
and this is the sole power used to drive the
ponderous machinery employed by the COM
pany, and firing the shots which blast the
coal out of the solid. The company has
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AGENCIES:
Worthington Steam Pumps,
California Powder Works,
Hercules and Black Powder,
Lidgerwood Hosting Engines,
Roebliug Steel Wire Rope,
Atlas Engines and Boilers,
Vacuum Oils, Buffalo Scales,
Revere Betting and Hose,
Western Valve Company,
W. s. Tyler & Co. Brass and Steel Wire
Cloth.
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UTAH'S COAL FIELDS.
The Immense Deposits are Prac-
tically IneXhaustible.
The Fuel is Found in Various Parts of the
Territory and is of Good
Quality.

NN @gTAH'S coal fields are practi-
Isl :: :: :: :: :: =:
as y55@S worked at big profit for sew
G%ST@Geral decades Later on the
VIZ Pleas ant Valley mines were opened
TIN by the Colorado Coal and Iron com
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Bridget-Shall I take the Christmas
mistletoe down frem the door, missl
Miss Summit-No, indeed. expect
several New Years callers.