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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

NEw YORi, Aug. 20,-JDhu l.. Sui.
livan has quite recovered from hi
lameness, causel by blister on hi,
heel from new pair Of running shoes,
anu sore toe, caused by his poison.
ing mosquito bite by scratching u.
lie IL now down 10 2OS nnd expects &.
he able to enter the ring at Sl3 pounds.
lie IA feeling good and confident ul
winning an easy victory, for ne say
he does not intend to yaete hi
strength chasing Cofhatt around the
ring, N he atteml 10 adopt IN,
Charley Mitchell sporting tactics. He
IL fully pre- AIRED for the emergency
aud can make n long fight or shot
one, just m the case may call for
anu he Will be governed en-.
tirrly by the style OF fighting Corbe,
adopts. IL he stands right up anu
fights like man, sullivan predicts O
short battle, but n he attempts "a,
shifting business John l.. will be fully
prepared TO stay there all night, !
necessary,
Corbett is also in prime condition
sud II good spirits. He looks well auu
IA ~ sharp as cat, md looks as thUugi
he were able to make the light OF his
lite. He docs not expect an easy thiug
NJ In he lully aware he has got to con.
'front.' the greatest man that has ever
at foot In n ring, tut rs he has already
fought draw with Potter jackson, thu
acknowledged next best man In the
pugilistic arena, he does not sec why
he should have any hesit tlun In cor.
fronting sullivan. The worst he cni
possibly get Is u defeat, IN which
Gust ne would he no worse
III then he is ut present. Everybody
seems 10 feel that sullivan ~ the E-st
mau aud there T. no one like Sullivan
Judging from his own achievements
aud those 81 sullivan, he feels hir
chances Of victory are jus. as good a.
those nj sullivan. COrDut claims g.
weigh 1915 Iounue at present, but he H.
10 tltuuul aud active, that he dOes moi
| look 10 be ncatl 10 heavy. Asto hi
WOJo Of iighlug, he has nothing 10
say further than that the night o.
I light would settle the question MS 10
I the style each man would ADOPT.
The train which VIII convey the
Corhett party will leave the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad depot at 1850 I'm, on
September LIST, via Richmond anu
DHuvillo.
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Territorial Fair Notes.

Complete lists will bo forwarded by
mail upon application to George ID.
Pyper, assistant secretary.
The educational department under
DR.. Park will probably occupy the
south wing OF the building.
The directors are trying 20 work out
n bicycle track on the fair grounds for
the races during the show.
The wedding will surely take place,
as the necessary parties--the bride ana
the groom--have already applied.
The Cache valley fair will he great
aid 90 the general lair, ana the cream
OF her exhibits should make an ele-
giant show.
John X. Twelvcs offers now man.
dolina organ, value s25, 10 the one
guessing the nearest 10 the number OF
Hceds OF n plant 10 be exhibited by
him.
The poulirymen are going 10 make n
great show this year. They recognize
the fact that better offer IN made this
year by the ID. A. 4 NJ. Society than
ever before.
Herman Bnmberger Ia Tustling TO
excel in his departments, and " the
ladies who do fancy work will but read
his excellent list the. will See that lit
tie In forgotten.
The manufacturers department, un-
der MIR. Rowe, will be- big feature
this year, as new industries have been
started up since our last fair. Mr.. Rowe
will see TO II that his department IL up
with anything on the fair grounds.
Sheep men are delighted with ,he
new premium list, as II Ia more COM
complete than ever before.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

Boi Smith Russell II always u wei.
come visitor TO Salt Lake, and the
presentation Of his play, "rhe Poor
Relation" drew much bettor house
than greeted him when here before.
The play itself though possessing
small merit, and depending ss II does
entirely on Mr.. Russell, went with
great applause and appreciation.
Though Mr.. Russell, NJ he himself
stated Ia n characteristic speech before
The curtain, has been before the public
over twenty years, his humor IL lust as
refreshing and his personal charm just
IA great as when we fret hehelu
him. No living man outside Of
dime museum freak could look
the attenuated starving poor relation
~ does MIR. Russell. His humor H. IL
Tesistible, while his pathos II OF the
most tender and touching order, The
children, Ar II nearly always the east
IN a play, make n strong feature, anu
the little dOts played themselves nj
enGe into the hearts Of their audience,
Mr.. AikeTs, who did the part OF the OLD
baTonel In TIittle Lord FRuntleroy,"
though possessing nothing OF part, diu
whit he had to do well, In this piece
II matters but little how tins balance OF
the cast do their pRrts. Mr.. Russell
undoubtedly appreciated this fact
when he made his selections, for can.
dor COmpels us 10 the admission that
mediocrity Is Ms high as they climb.
The piece was to be- done for n matinee
this afternoon, and the evening per
formance brings out his new play "A
Peaceful Valley"
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LOCAL BREylTIES.

JUNIOR nAnrcu lcft this morning Tor a
trip In Idaho and the nurih genenily.
MARRIAGE license was granted today
10 Frederick II. Brlliou, aged ~, any
Charlotte NJ. Narnoy, aged 20 both OF
Salt Lake.
TnE children ~ tho late sister kiFs'ino
Jensen desire. through the NEws, 10 re-
turn thanks to tho kind friends who
manifested sympaihv during her Illness
and in connection with the funeral.
'No bushes. Of public importance was
transacted In The Territorial sccfoiary's
Office today. Everything j. ~ dry % "a
powder horn,n was the message from
Captain Addleman over the telephone AZ
3 o'clock this afternoon.
TINS morning we received y call from
W. i. Lake, representing the Review of
Reyiews,n one Of tho beet magazines pub
li-hed In the world iuf tie excellence
aud variety Of its matter and the number
and beauty of It's illustrations.
WI arc requested TO .nnounco that
bishop lIeiborg, digniiary 81 tue
Lutheran church from Bogensd, Dom
mark, will preach to scandinavian TO-
morrow, Sunday At ) o'clock y. M, nj
loo, east, Second South.
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W0MAN@ND HOME.
THE REFINING AND LASTING iNFLu
eNcE or a MOTHERS LOVE.

1hinsS Young Wifc should iSnow-sirn.
pie rroventi,cs-iurp In sWad.
ding oioth,s-rho food of Infants.
rsnsy Kina aio,h,.
No mnttcr how tiucs may change. aud
ve'hy force u Circumstance, are compelled
u changcwIih them. thrrr is one scntimon,
Tint stands drm nId true through Hli thu
avs, a bright point of Hight amid thcshiit
Ing hlnckucss OF carth'H sweet trnls--a
mothers love. II matter. not that baby
hood has long since been lrft behind. q
means no elimination in the protecting ten
dcruVss IN that mother heart that We have
passed the age where physical helm h.
needed 10 guide our lettering infant feet
dry ourcuildish tears and .ympatiii.e with
our little sorrOwH-wr do not change to her.
LIES greater aud fuller troubles that roll
Ike overwhelming pillows upoh the strus
ling man OF woman are still to the dear
inithtul heart the worries VI her baby boy
OF girl.
The mother mover realizes that the Year,
have changed her LITTLE one into O strong.
helpful ndult. She know. he nordn her.
aud she It X Of all the world that eau com
fort a. no Other comforter aud counsel. n-
no other adviser. She reads the heart: the
world judges ~ actions She feels whrr
others may c6hdrmn, She Goo word D.
mother anil what more can b. said
The day will come when those tired hanls
arr folded, never murc 10 toll for the child
" her heart, when those loving eyes are
closed. never more 20 opUn Ia glad surprise
No the coming OF one most dear, aud th.
world will go on but never quite the same
10 the one who hns laid away In the gray,
TINT dear one who understood che trials
whosmoothed thcHcmng brow, who lupl cd
not upon the little mistakes with the cold
cruel scarchlght at worldly wisdom AMI
cundcmncd unAnowing aud uuthinl,iu.
those actions that she could Interpret Ia
Tar different manner
Dos, not the memory nf that love siimu
late To better deeds aud uohlrr ambition
Does not the luurt rry out IN the lunob
watches Of the night for Just uuu more
look at the iHcc long since passed from
our sight. and ARE there not times when
eve In the iuidst u the hurry and heat OF
the day We sigh for those other times
perhaps before The world smiled fayoFabiy
upon ul, when little economies and grind
ing tolls seemed 80 hard to bear, but whicl
now appear but the airy tribes Of the lm
sginntion' For then iudpcd We were blas1
ed, though We realized IL Motive had our
mother
The tender binding love 81 mother aud
'child H. the one that lives There lsuodim
mutton; sclnslucss anil sorlil considrra
lions have no place In such un affection.
md though lovers prove tickle. husband.
change and friends are false. one can al
ways look 10 mother Tor mn abiding love.
whrthcr Ia her living, breathing care aud
affection or In The slcryd memory of her
devotion iu those days before she passed
away forever philadelphia Times
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

d. T. Barrett has o horse that Il botl
horbivoruuy sud cnrnivorous. That b. To-
say, Sc not only onts corn, oats, hay and
other things that cquincs should, hut II
devoum rags, nails, scrap iron bagi
wire, ETC., with a relish. Friday IT,
queer stomach hnnkcrod after meat, aud
Dave hnd hen and chickens running Ia
the yard, and that horse gulpcl down
1cyou Of the little chickens quicker than
% wink and amackcd it, lips FOR more.
The horse Is in good condition, IS sound
as a dollar, was raised IN the far oil
state Of Washington, and, aside from ia
strange appetite aud peculiar castro.
monte stomach, Is all right
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20
Another Republican Club.

A meeting Of Republicans was held
las, evening at the Filth Ward Educa.
tional Institute building, Ogden, TOR
the purpose Of organizing a Republican
club In that ward and electing OIL.
GERS.
The following officers were elected
and committees appointed; H. ii. g.
Minty, president; w. w. Corey, first
vice. PRESIDENT; q. &. Brown, second
vice. president; T.. A. Littlnfield, secfe-
tsry; John 4. HOutz, treasurer. Exec
utive committee Lorenzo Farr, y. J.
Hendershot, II. j. Cannon, X. l.. Ives,
jos, ph Helnap, X. H.G. Minty and l..
a. Llttlegeld. Committee Of five ou
membership: W. w. Corey, ID. II.
GIN, l.. T. Hulaniski, Edwin Delamore
and g. j. Flowers.
II was moved and carried that the
bylaws OF the Tom Reed club be
adopted ~ the bylaws VI the Fifth
Ward Republican club.
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This morning Mr.. John G. Cutler
and iamily returned from n visit to
Eurone,on which they had been absent
about year anu half They have
had an enjoyable time and IRE all
IN excellenthea Elder John G. Jr.,
laboret, during portion Of bis stay
abroad, In the mission fold In
England.
Mrs. Taylor tAirs. Ciiler's noiher)
arrived with TIE party,shc having elsO
been In Europe iof the last few
months.
Elder John G. Cutler, son, Ia etill
IN Eug.and, not having yet boon re-
leased from his mig.iun. lie "a nj
present. CONDUCTING the business depart
meut Of tue liverpool flee.
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LATEST COURT NEWS.
Another Case Of Alleged Use Of the
Mails for Fraudulent Purposes.


d. V. Diamond, who was brought
here from Portland, Oregon, on Monday
last, charged with usi Z the mails for
ffaudulent purposts, WIS before Com
missioner brennan this morning.
The Commissioner held oouft In the
Fedeml Coun rooms. Diamond had
lust served . nine months seDtence at
/ ortlnnd Tor usiu, the malls Tor trnulu-
lent purposcs. n. Bouiord, the rcni
estate fnan IN tile U'HuR building,
wn arrested Oh Monday also.
The complaint on which both men
were arrested was sworn TO on Jug
.gih rs postoflicu INSPECTOR Lawrence,
charging them with using the mails
Tor fraudulent purposes In connection
with thuallegod"ff fraudulent ~, collation.
known ne the san i.ake frnlrtnal AZ.
cldent association, urauzsd lu sat
Lake CITY, June 10Th, is5I.n
Comtnissinnor breuumau opened
the case about II a. N. tDIHy.
G.. 5. Narian prosecuted ON tbe part
Of the government. Miss Jennie
Bouford was the first wines called.
She H. the usuehter OF Bouford, one u
the defendants, aud was engaged Ia
thu office Of the association, rs u sort Of
clerk Or writer HtrprinollRj business
VIA TO write out policies. she
was ON the stand the whole forenoon
anu gave evidence Ia relation to the
business NJ conducted by Diamond and
B0ufofd. She identified a number Of
papers, circulars anu other documents
M be x ht ono time used IN connection
with the alleged fraudulent asaOoia.
ton.
The case Il being continued this NJ.
tornoon. a host Of Witnesses are in
attendance.
THfRD DISTRICT COURT.
An order was male by judged ndcr.
sou directing Bowman Cannon anu
a. q. Dyer TO serve venires tor grand
aud Totit Jurors, September term, 1902;
twenty grand jurors rctutnabie Sep.
IL, 1899, at II u. IN. AMI thirty-six
petit jurors retutnable Sep. 10, 1892, ut
10 am.
National Bank Of tho Republic We.
Metropolitan Insurance company.
Motion to have rimmony turn over
note, wns sot for hearing Sep. 3, 1899.
Iona Barton We. SafAh X. Canning.
On motion VI G.. o. Whitiemore re-
ttfaining ORDER was granted. BOND
nNed ut $3.50.
DAMAGES WANTED.
Daniel Alexander W. Henry Mon.
helm. In this ease plaintiff alleges
that he entered into contract with de-
PENDANT for the construction Of the
Alexander block and that said defend.
anpdid not perform the work according
10 plans and spooilcations,by reason OF
which the building was condemned By
the city government. For tho LOSSES
SUSTAINED Ia the matter OF rental
AMI building the plaintiff demands
judgment In the sum Of s6J70. Power
and Hile- arenttorneys Tor Alexander.
j. W. Farrell who was charged yes
terday Ia Commissioner Greenmsu's
court by j. q. Mitchell with malicious
mischief, and found guilty, was fined
s. an costs.
Fowler, the man charged with oh
tanning goods under false ptetenses,
will have preliminary hearing
before Commissioner Meyer at
O'Clock this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

The police las, night ran In six In
dividuals with most unsavafJ Histories.
They were released rom the county
Jail yesterday, wnue they have horn
,erviug time for various ntlenses. They
bad made the boast that thov would
"dO w" the town and were foceei-
ing 10 Keep their word when taken into
custody by the officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

LONDON, Aug. 2O.-A dispatch 10
the Times from Calcutta says the gov.
eminent has Informed the Currency
Association, that II is unable TO comply
with the request Of tbs a,sOolaiion that
the government appoint commission
10 inquire into the advisabillty Of tab
llshing n fixed gold standard In India,
and in view OF tue alarming condition
Of affairs aud the danger of acfisla, the
government declare what steps pro
poses 10 take to 0llay the panic exist
ing In the country.
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NEWS FROM s. VALLEY.



The inhabitants OF Star and salt
River valleys convened In conference
today for the purpose OF being organ.
lied into Stake OF Zion.
Present on the stand, President
Joseph +. Smith, Apostle +. n. Ly.
man, President VIM. Bulge, Counsel.
or George osmond, an number OF
other brethren from Bear Lake.
Apostle +. NJ. Lyman spoke on the
great improvement IN these valleys
since his last visit. He advised the
Ssluts 10 start Alright In their new un.
dsItaking anu live Ia peace with all
mankind. They should make their
improvements substantial anu In the
right place, anu learn our children 20
10 patient, kind, charitable anu Just 10
all, TO reverence the Deity aud pray
for their enemies.
President Joseph +. smith wished
the Saints 10 remember their covenants
with each other, Ill parties should
settle their own difficulties. He gave
some excellent advice to the young.
. T.. M.-ppsident Nm. Bulge fel.
pleased 10 meet under sO favorable
circumstances; showed the necessity Of
good order 10 secure our Advancement.
President Geo. Osmond expressed
surprise at the rapid progress oi the
people during his absence on his mis-.
sion.
Reports OF the different wards were
given by the Bisnops. They were
day, Aug. lith, 10 a. m.-Prcs.
JL "a 4. smith asked the SANS II
they wished 10 have Stake Oryauizs.
ton, The response wns all tentatively
unanimous. Apostle +. IA. Lyman
presented thegrneral authorities Ol the
Church, who were sustained by the
people. He named the boundary lines
| OF the Stake ana presented the name
Of George OsmOnd ~ President and
VIM. W. Burton an his first anu AnsOu
| V. Call mn his Second Counsellor. lie
then presented the names Of twelve
men TO constitute the High Council,
OF 5alr Valley Stake.
Members OF the Council: Henry
| Dixon, Thomas w. Lee, ArOet Lucius,
Hale, Jr., james KoiOsd, Isaac BiglOws
Joseph Corbidgr, Hugh Morg nm,
/ Charles Kingston, Hans J. Nelson,
/ William Turner, MuroLl Coleman,
Warren Longhurst.
Alternatvs;-JOhn Neild, SEN, lily.
rum d. Clara, Charles &. Leavitt,
John Astle, Is. IL. Alfred, Walter H..
| Barber.
stake Clerk aud Recorder-Wm. II.
| Remington.
All were unanimously sustained.
| They were ret apart ON Sunuay after.
noon, excepting Walter II. Barber,
| who was not present,
2p. m.-Thr Sacrament was admin.
istoreu by BisnOp &. ID. ta1lur anu a,
l.. Hale, Jr. Brother Ezra Cmfk OF
BountiIul bore testimony TO tnu truth
ui the Gospel.
Apostle H. NJ. Lyman explained the
dulles Of the various Ulcers Oi the
stake anu advised the BisuOps 10 Keep
a correct record OF the wards.
President Nm. Bulge hoped all
would proiit by the instructions given
| Uy the brethren,
Brother Thomas +. Burton was
chosen 10 act as second counselor tn
Bishop &. ID. Caller, Of Alton ward,
Bonediction by President Jos. f,
Smith.
Conference adjourned for three
months.
WM. II. KENNINGTON,
stake Clerk.
ALTON, Star Valley, August 18th,
1892.
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INDiANAroLis, Aug. 90. - Grand
Master Sargent In au interview thi.
morning on tn, Buffalo strike situa.
ton, expressed the belief that Grant
Master Sweeney hal cause 10 order
out tue switchmon, aud he hoped
they would win. Sargent added, how
ever, that the hremcn had no griev-
ance at Buffalo anu there - luld be no
strike OF the men Ia his order.
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NEW NORS, Aug. 20.-The weekly
bank statement shows a reserve de.
crease of S3,S9i, $40. The banks nov
hold sl2, 1915, 900 IN excess OF the legal
requirements.
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Is HEREBY GIVEN TO TIN srO0k.
4 hpldrfs ct thr North Point t1uaoudIted
Irrigation Company, that the annual meeting
Of the Ft0rkh ldUfr 81 The Hali company VIII
day Vt september next At the uilen Hotel,
salt lhkc ely, to elect q Board 81 ilirttturs
Tor the ensuing year, aud 10 ADOPT plan for
the equitable distribution Hnt sale Of TIE
waters u the cnua belonging 10 sHid com
pHny, and to attend a. such other bn iness per
talninF TO the interests % the company a. may
10 brought before ST.
J. ". WHITEHEAD. iW,
did sccTu .ry.
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BUFFALO, Aug. 20.-At Black Rock
anu beyond are the great storage ynrds
for freight. This district 10 largely DC.
cupicd by working glasses who are In
sympathy with the strikers. In view
OF this ami the possible tie.up OF the
Crank Trunk OF Canada lines, troop.
have been extended over this territory
aud on To the great bridges at the Nj.
agara Falls.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 20.--A
sts cial to the BdnNer says; "rho men
Tho fought under Major Carpenter
yesterday morning say that Colonel
woolford acted with great cowardice.
He IN denounced by number OF the
cltllonsl Iusse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 2O.--rhe AZ.
fair at Coal Creek are In such cjndi.
ton that all reiniorcuments have been
stopped from going 20 the front aus
the volunteers from Chattanooga now
there leave for home today.
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grnnd Army Wen nona, 10 come to
tho tFont

INV NOIu,, Aug. 4U.--U1 Q, Hen.
dficssun, aJutaut VI post 3ni, writes
10 the fToss that ij,UUJ grand
army men In New York, under Grand
Marshal Samuel Collins, are Ia readl.
mess to 20 u the front and as.l.t the
authorities Ia preserving order u
needed.
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GRAND ARMY MEN FrEL LIKE
riGAINo.
Danger of Crisis In Iudia.-lhe
Ra,lroad SiriLe.--Sulli,au
and CorluL
Reaching mn Agreement.

YOuNosrOwN, ono, Aug. -u.-Aftcr
a ptpi1ugtu session OF the conference
committee 20 the Amalg A..
sOciatiun- nuJ the Mauumng Valley
Iron Manufacturer, the nsrociatipn
have rtuchtd IN agreement. Tie scale
adopted IL the Fame NJ the Pittsbufg
scale, with tho exception Of slight
changes In the deviation clause. The
mills viii resume al once.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

A clear complexion is always Gb'o-
lutte proof Of tine perfect action OF the
Liver. You never saw n bilious person
with clear, rnddy complexion. "a
sound Liver makes well man" HER-
ntNE will give you perfect Liver aud
prrfect digestion. Sold by z. g. NJ. l.
Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

C,EAtED PROPOSALS. fOR rilt EuEC
- ton VI a school House ior lhe itst
Territory, viii be opened nt the Iocolu school
House, O'Clock .. M. september 2lst, lE,9,
Plans can he seen ~ the ONCE 81 j w. Iatc,
Tonoio CITY, ~ ai the ONCE OF tue hrchlters
~. N. Anderson, q hnyon Road. dut
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Shooting Scores.

The following shooting scores were
made by tho Salt Lake Gun club at
Nelson's Park, on the State road, yes
terdny evening;
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KANSAS CITY, Aug. 20. - The
twelfth annu Al reunion 0i the hricger-
JeA OF the German hrisgcrbund.
the German army, began here TO-DAY.
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Chicago, AUG. 90 CLOSE.
Whcat-Lowcri each a.. sept. 8 aii.
Torn taay. cash, o. supt.. 1Nut
JAS STRONG cash, 80 Scpt,tt.
FORK ash, lLali sept. SO.
Latd-Cash, sept 1,iis,
iihs- C1sh. sept, 7.s5.
Rye. tla1
llaN-Etay, 1908.
Tlmntn-=Iis
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After the shoot, match for $500
a aide was made between two teams,
composed OF NJ. II. Brown and W. II.
Tremayne and T.. u. Bfockbank aud
J. l.. May respectively. Brockbank
and May won the match by score Of
~ TO 10. The following was the score:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

Enn TO 400 HEAD OF FfRsT
lsDNBO class stock. thecp must average
eight pounds OF over. Address u. y News
niilrr. DIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-20

NlTE tiANE one uF TIE BEsT RANCHES
w In Northern Utah, which We oucr nn
reasonable torna or Tor improved 'ily proper
T.. The place b well watcrcd, and ptodueea
"a 80 gu6Huus. OF hay. Apply 10 bon a.
bingham cay, Utah. dlut
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LONDON, Aug. 2O.-Jim Hall bested
Tel Pritchard In glove fight last
night.
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Notice.

II Mr.. j. J. Cowling will report per.
sonally 10 the Historians ofilce, he may
hear OF something TO his interest.