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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-27
Utah NEWS.

THE HERALD is delivered daily by carrier iu
Ogden and Park City at IS cents per week,
El.0o per month, or 5000 per year. Sub
Ecribers will confer favor by notifying the Of
Gee when delivery is not promptly made.
BRANCH OFFICES:
OGDEN-Room z2l. Utah Loan and Trust
Building Telephone No. 1913.
PROVO-Ofice at Z. Olson's Book and
Music store.
PARK C1TY-C A. Short.
LOGAN-Thatcner Bros Bank Building.
NEPBI-Ofice at Hyde & Whitmore's store.
Advertisements left at branch Offices viii ap-
pear in the next Issue.
Our agents will take subscriptions and issue
receipts.
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Killed in q Cave.

Alfred Wllhelmi was killed here Monday
in gravel bed cave. He was 10 years OF
age. The funeral services will be held
Wednesday at 3 p. n.
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The Road Poll Tax.

To the editor of THE HERALD.
Section thirteen of ar act pertaining tc
highways provides ''that two, days work
of eight hours each, or in lieu thereof s.. OF
lawful money, is an annual poll tax upon
every man not physically incapacttated tc
work, over twenty one and under fifty
years of age"
If man is not twenty-one until Dec. 25,
1872, can he be compelled to pay tax fol
1922
And if not, could it have been collected
if he was twenty one at any date OF the
year after jan /, or is 1t tax levied on all
able bodied men from twenty-one to fifty
years old?
Second-If man is not fifty until Dec
%, 1892, is ne exempt on the grounds that
he is not Of poll tax age during the whole
of the year!
Thirds there any law exempting g
man from paying poll tax for any ceafain
amount of military or other public services
G. T.
FARMINeroN, Sept. 90, 1892.
There is no specified time for the collec
ton Of the road poll tax, so that if the
notice be given the individual any time
within the year after he has become
twenty one, or before be has passed be-
You'd fifty years, he must pay the tax
either in labor Or money. We know of nc
law exempting man from the psymen,
of poll tax on account of military or other
public suryice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-27

All kinds OF furniture and cabinet work
made to order at Sandberg Furniture
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-09-27
DAVIS COUNTY.

Call for Democratic County Convention
Oct 2.
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BRIGHAM.
DEMOCRATIC RALLY.

Sept. q, 1892.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY2 WHITE GIRLS PLACES, ONE
~, as COX TO do plain washing and iroIing and the
ences. Address Boz 81 Star Office IT.
WANTED-POsITioN AS STENOGRAPHER BY
young m,n fve yssrs experience; refersn s,
WANTED : BY LADY OF REFINEMENT.
given 1Hs.s an q Star oce
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERs-POsI TON s
w for cooks chambermaids. waitress. laundresses.
SSSM Esers eoess eSss h 69srs
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL.
the si{ lest city references Call ooi Mass ave- n
WANTED SITUATION AS BOOKKEEPER OR
man aarrss s ssS os
WAANTED-BY YOUNG WHITE MAN. A POSI-,
edge Address Boz 10 star once H'' s1 @y11 1S:'
WANTED-sITUATIoN AS CHAMBERMAID IN
Apply new Ss..y Ssed s!
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. A POSITION AS
5efssences as to character and ability Address
w cooks. chamber maids, waitress, nurses lady's
maid seamstress, butlers, coschmen footmen; refer
WANTED-A LADY LEAVING THE CITY WILL
w be glad 70 recommend her white butler. thor
o1galy Competent sober man. Can be seen
WANTED : EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w servants Crefs private families hotels restar-
~
my106t'
WANTED--A YOUNG LADY SPEAKING GER
w man and English would like to accompany .
% y eis s Is .ady MAID or
Welckers Hotel. city. mylO-,t'
WANTED-BY FIRsT-CLAsS CARPENTER AND
charge OF as f Hs9oS a Ns
tionEl Bank. cor. 18th and NV. myIO-3t'
WANTED BY A. SUPERIOR WHITE GIRL,
w situation as Parlor maid and waitress; would
Service. 17O4 street. Mrs. Z. b. DAY. my10-H'
XVANTEp-A SITUATION BY SETTLED LADY
w as lsdy's maid. companion wait on invalid is
good dressmaker best Of references. Address T.. L.
v. Star office my102t.
WANTED : BY A RESPECTABLE CoLORED
log 18th St. Mrs MARY BROOKS myIo2t.
WANTED-BY BOY TO WORK IN STORE OR
LIN st. s. SST9
WANTED-A POSITION AS MAID 10 LADIES
w or growing children, by good seamstress; will
dress 100 10th st. n. my1O2t'
WANTED-PLACE BY FIRST-CLASs WHITE
family can furnish best references willing to 70
away. Address Box 80. Star office. my93t'
WANTED = SITUATION BY FIRsT-CLAsS
" French woman e@ek No objection to goiRs, ont
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR NURSES
w drivers, walters house, parlor and ladies' maids.
porters. housemen. statesmen and women. house
storesl. other cities and resorts BURNHAMs. ITO
q st. n. my1Iy'
WANTED-POs1TIoN AS GOvERNESs. LADIES'
w maid or companion b. young girl rood German
general household duties Address l. b. B.. Star Of
fee. my5-2w
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

EpE SAt.E-SUBURBAN AND CITY COMBINED
hlgti, healthy lc=atiun ony two sluArus north ~
Methodist Home. corner 1.fh Ani 2 49, n. - s.as
cash and ualancc monthly viii bny nav hands. me
"-rcosn frame bath. gss. hot and cold water, Sc
hels AZ 1916 l2th II. n. e.
Look ~ it. nxfl.ats
A BARGAIN CAN BE HAD IN HOUSE Ann
n lot on WAshincton heirhts II rurhasel at ouoe
or lot alone Inquire OF owner. the Iremisss,
house west ca kalorAma ave. myii-a'
Eok sALE-MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY OF 3.
Il acres just over PA. iriige nre dwelling NJ
OF II rooms; beautiful grounds plenty ~ fruit and
shad" hne view, overloOAiny whole city: saceieu,
property for subdivision. DUCkETT FORD. 81
r ST. NV myll-a
L,oR RENT-A LARGE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
L. cn Washington Heights at bead IT Conn ave. II
reonls and all modern convenienoes. lot mss oVtl
l.,oO ~. n OF rrnuud. with trees aud ahruhhery
hghttul home for the summer months and we'll at.
uated Tor winter Residence. Will lease for year
For permission 10 inspect
Apply to
LEROY FUTILE
mylo-E' Cor. Columbia I'd. and Leroy place.
1SQR sALE-BUILDiSG LOTS IN HYArfsyIIif
Il In this beautiful suburb certainty he most d.
sirsbe location near Washington, within ~ mile.
from the capital train service Of about 20 per
day, rare about DC. and time about ten minutes,
hsnthS and beautifully locsted We have very deSra
DE Duding lots IN various parts of the that
can sell from 500 up and small onthly payments
No letter investment can he found than property in
hysftsStle. We have several sresiai hsrcainS here
my9-H DUCKErr 4 FORD. 617 st. N. ".
1SoR sALE-oNE CENT SQUARE FOOT WILL
buy building lot on Gold Hin, three-quarters OF i
mile from Chain bridge. Inquire at RICH MILK
DAihf, E>o 81 Sc nly9-lw'
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TIE Man On WoxAx VINO /

comfoFtAbie Is happy OF mould Be. The wrnkles iu
ones forehead not all caused By mental strain
lots OF them get there and sav there because you
with-whst, Cerns. that's what, and the best thing
for you 10 do 10 10 commence reform in the way Of
foot wear There's Just shoe that viii sfve Won en-
slant and permanent reef-its the famous "a so shoe
sold By kessrs. WILSON 3 CARR Of a2e y IT. n. ".
They are making Life less burdensome for thousapds
OF people here in Washington today. Son. yielding
leathsr. dull or glaze finish. and three styies of toe
are offered their lady patrons 10 choose nom. The
shoe for men Is built comfortable Last ana d neat
and dressy In appearance Get pair and b. comfort
able. ,,,os.
A ny TINE You WANT ANYTHING PRINTED
r1kIEh QFFICE- SOB z ST. NV. LEGAL bisnks-
fhtNfiNG.ENGkAyiNG. Noted for ZINE WORK
TyHEAP MUSIC AND DEAR NUsIC fXT DIS
- count, g AkNkY WHITES. e05 ? n. You ssve
money IN eo1nE Hhere ret bofh ern6. an6 u
lowest rsts on ths highest rsds. sp3o-sr
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

ICOR RENT-THE IMPERIAL HOTEL, CONTAIN
\ ing 50 rooms; Pa. n bet. 18th and l4th
SITS. ABRAHAM FISHER,
my'-O 6l5 Z St n.
EoR RENT-Sl4 9Th ST. NE, Q ROOMS AND
cellar; ami. Key st s12 ESQ 20
ETA st. n e, Or. and hath br. j: q mi Key
1870 II st. ne, 8r and hath hr. (: AMI - *
6o4 18th st. e.. Or. and bath: q. m T. Key at
WATEks i THOMPSON.
myI-ot 1885 St. opp Ebbitt House
EOR LEAsE-AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE FUR
nished. in Mount Pleasant for one year fronY June
i: II rooms. bath. cellar. finely laid-out Grounds
barn, &c VIM. H. BAksTOw.
myIIbt Gil 81. NV.
r Houses s14. $40 and SIS 5th st. n e. rooms and
xxoetn
House SIP New Hampshire ave. n ; rooms
Apply TO JOHN A. PRESCOTT son.
my1-t 1416 + n. W.. kellogg building.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

VI METROPOLITAN BRANCH q. n. r..
20 i E, cssati"a a., ~ .rsns daily hg,cs bgldn
essy ;ernis mr. hisIs home 81 500. brown house.
s1las msieTn home. sEaiiiai sr,nnds, mssninesnt
farms Tor sale. scnd Tor paml,hirts .ddrp-~
SdfEfksBCRG. ND. RIAL ESTATE INVEST
myil-dr' MENr COMPANY.
S3 600 WILL PURCHASE AN IMPROVED
;i9 os2 rsiu.S fsr this farm isS y-STs Sso. SAN:
For RENT BRICK DWELLING sFABiF. TEN
h. n sns' s.y'ltr, shse M sHgcr 81 Annsn-
inTton and - Paul SIS, Baltimore. Nj. myirii.
isek sNR-FINE Farm OF aoo ACRES IN
mics ir,m lAnham's Station, and T.. 10 miles
dinsry' oniS ssoPsa Aore. DUcKETfS FoRD. az
81 nv msll-a
IroR sALE OR EXCHANGE CHOICE PIECE OF
country lret'evty, suitable fur farm and conniry
80 o"htAln- 20 acres, goSsd land we'll impruv-f.
excellent fcncins IA miles frcm District line IN May
are 6XSN All $3.50 ss1 "hs'e for secusiiGS1a "a.
IHoR SAl,E-cR EXCHANGE ron CITY PROP
- Acres hrst--i.ss land well improved b.-t
burg. Va. myio-s'
EoR sALE-oR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Farm
,Sysd preIsrty an Dstri G T. sSTpfR D S@.
EoR SALE OR FOR RENT-FI'RNIsHED a
- chsrtainS country place one-hAlf mile frYn RriaV
IS ando Il. X nne house, Il as-res lawns ervsvas
Tna,rHIsn; wsisr IN house ice house hlel L. KEMP
~ Al, ishSt ~ NV mysl-st
- ROOM COTTAGE Is HANDSOME GRoVF.
- ao1d water. hizh ground, 3afrrS q land 81 80.
aIfl-;im' %. r. HfNF Vienna n.
I'oR SALE-"76 ACRES ~ LAND IN MONT
gomery county Nd sinaie about miles fr.m
and %. X. X. Price only sio PER acre. Aurly u
my2-l0t I:sOl r.,
NOR ssIE-BuY \ PRETTY HOME. NORTH
Il ksnsington. II mills from Washington. q roonIs
nice lot good az 100 easy teruls For further
lnforination Apply 90 J. EDGAR SMITH. 4CN 9Th st
n. arr, IN 80 Itf
E>OR SALE GRAND STIPULATION - A FINE
tract q land almost adyinin the city oi BrSok-
ltn. on the line of improvements and the ne
.lestric railroad system. containing 80 about
lNothirus ~ which - water frint. and. with rilts
under water, could h. made 4fe entire Would
nAke me summer irt splendid building plots
Inc onl, large water front 90 he had around New
York fr1cr. tsotsto. Mst-r front nearly worth
money. For Part .culars address 2. J. GRACE. B6l
t"ioen 81. krooklSn. y. Y. aiHsl-Skw5s
E'Ok sAlE-AT BRANCHNIIIF On THE B AND
" X H. ~ miles fran rify. several ,l-s rahle lofs
oi one asre each Price, $50 ger lot snail lots lly
houses. with sin and eiet only - On each on
very easy terms. 4 h lIDDKS
alEO-lm 6l6 18th ST. n Va.
tsoR sAIE-oNE OF rHF MOST pFSIRaRtP
=, anu attr.tlye sit.s for country inn private
rsidence IN southeastern P.nnst lNania. Fr pArtcn-
lars and lrlce Apply 10 JOHN h. WIGHT.
ap-,-Im lIl0Gst.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

"ANTED-A HOUSE OF OR ROOMS, WITH
w all modern improvements. in n. W. rent not to
exceed 80 month; permanent If suited. Address
II. c.. lIl6 l1th st. N. my11-:H'
WANTED-H HOUSE WITH STABLE. RENT NOT
w to exceed go Address j. NJ, 309 N st. n. W.
WANTED-BY JUNE J., A HOUSE CONTAIN
w ing IL OF II rooms; rent not exceeding $50 per
month Address, giving location, &c, H. N. W,
Star office. my11 :}t'
"ANTED-BY MARRIED COUPLE, FUR
w nished house during summer for of same
nominal rent; references. Address RELIABLE. star
Office mylO-2t'
WANTEpBRICK HOUSE, 900 TO 30 600.
w Will give payment two beautiful lots, 5Ox LOO
each Catholic University. Brooksnd also about
81. 600 cash. Address p s.. $40 18th ST. ". m10-6t
WANTED-SMALL HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF
w the city, renting from $40 to S45 per month. the
supply being unequal to the demand prompt paying
tenants. 5. j. BLOCK. Real Estate and Insurance,
6lo i st. NV my105t
w town or larger one with other party Address Box
SO. Star office. myl0-2t'
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" Or MONS and hath mi

+ 1924 18th st. NV. rooms and bath MI,
large ysrd front and Az 90
S4 II, W, Or and bath. .............. 30 90
ltll Marion st. w, and bath. ......... II 20
Ite Marion St n W tr and bath. Il 90
JNO b. wiaHr,
my1-1m 14lO 81.
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JOSEPH Il. POLKINHORN BEGs TO INFORM
his friends and the public that having purchased
the PRINTING OFFICE lately conducted by NJ, r.
g Poiiphesn. hs viii continue the Dusinsss q re
increased facilities and corr Of Arssclass worknen
he Is Prepared TO execute every VI printing
insnshtp. mhl0-Iy
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CToRE YOUR FURNITURE. TRUNKS. BOXES.
ste apartments; Light. clssn. dry aud airy. myl1 O.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-To BUY FOUR OR FIVE GOOD LOTS
w on G st. n e. bet. 4th and 9th: must be cheap
q. T. WELLMAN & CO.. 9l3 and 915 F st. NV. II
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my7 B. H. wERSER s. CO., sl8 st. H. w.
FoB RENT-UNFURNIsHED.

OFFICES.
I4ll Z st nv. ent bg .sl15l 4Il Pa ave nv. I'd and
4 . y st ma Basement s , fGSrs s t. SO
II2 + St NV. ar. I'd FIR 90 90 7th st. several rs
lll9 W ave NV, ,r. 81. 30 l2l3 st several rs
I'D Pa ave NV. I'd mr. 30 = 9TH and sts...-
STORES
l4ll F st nw.........Sl 75 ,SO1 st NV store and
l1l9 Vt ave NV, :ir. 81. sol dwelling s45
1SU9 Tth st W.. ..ol
STABLES.
Corcoran Art Gallery 1924 n ave NV trear). sl5
(aley in resr) $25 1l.,3 l4th (rear) Is
3sg 20 :..........236 ls e st rear). II. 80
ll23 18th st NY (rear). 20
The above houses can be examined by permit from
our Office only. THOMAS J. FISHER CO.,
my 1924 St NV
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EQR RENT-1m STH ST. 8. E.. STORE AND
L dwelling newly remodeled; all modern improve
lnens. Best business stand of the best streets
in this city. Apply 7O0 st. Sc. my0-3t'
EoE RENT-LARGE STORE AND CELLAR, 81
j 8; NV, in good repair. Apply TO W. C. JOHN
son, us 18th st. u. myt;lm
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COUNTRY BOARD.


WANTED-BY FAMILY. BOARD FOR THE
rooms s reu aled with fGr HS
dress GEORGE A. KING. fi20 n. Y. ave. my11-H',t
SUMMlEE HOUSE: I GpA.IT1H Isd ND; RE,
modatiens and fare. Terms moderate. 2lk miles
S T Bs1 yi
ST., Baltimore, Md. myti-fw'
GUNNER BoARDERs TAKEN AT PHILoNoNT,
one e the most and
Of shade frgit, ice. milk vegetables. &c dancing
;nd
A FEW BoARpERs TAKEN AT FARM N MILES
"A from Germantown station. Met Br. b. 4 o: /;
fruit, .ssstab ts- ssiesens ss E@i 9e Nov
Montgomery Co. Nd. my9-0s'
ROARDERs WANTED AT LAKE VIEW FARM.
, ~ nys minutes TAis ir9m Hspins s;A,ion. Met.
SsSsEE Esie View View Farms ss1a k Ss Nd
GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES CAN SECURE DE-
sr.ble board =, Cherry Grove. in fal view Of Port
saes. s
Box IL. Ph9bus p. o.. Va my1-s.tu2w
A FEW BoARDERs WANTED AT CHAPEL HILL
clos. a. ODD csrrsii Catholic Csareh plenty Dt IND
fruit. Address l74l st. NV. my0-6t'
WANTED-BETwEEN 18TH AND GOTH MAY
two rooms with board in healthy Country hoasc near
Washington Reasonable terms with good food de-
with terms. disruption Of place and means Of reach.
ing. - COLLEGE ave. Anna,olis. Md. myo-.,t
PERSONAL.
GEE BONUs ADV. UNDEh ''wANTED-MiscEL-
- laneous." ESQ in it. mylO-2t'
UrHoRIZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
n Communications promptly attended to; eonnlen-
tial. Telephone. :s4O- Once open all hours. MN.
WILLIAMS. Manager. go ST. W. deem
ACE CURTAINS LAuNDERED-S Z L
IL price. NOTTINGHAM, only 4Oc. per pair. Bring
them early before the rush. M0HGAN's sTEAN
LAUNDRY. 5l1 9Th st. NV. my1-6t
CIvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers. send 10 cents to
s.. W. FLYNN. A. NJ. Ivy Institute,
aplolm' Southwest Sth and X SITS. n. ".
CPRISG TRADE BRINGS FORTH -; INCREASED
- deu2ad Tor gents secopd-hA yiothtug. Best
Prizes paid. Address call at JUSTH'S OLD STAND.
6l9 ID 81. NV. app
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FOR lighthouses.

EoR RENT-1313 18TH ST: ROOMS AND BATH:
myii-Si' ~ -"
EoR RENT-210 lsT ST, n. E.; NEW HOUSE,
parlor suite and several rooms good board desired;
summer prices. my11-6ts
LHOR RENT-WE HAVE SEVERAL DESIRABLE
Il houses completely furnished, which we can rent
Ut . nominal price for the summer monthe.
= TH0S. g. HENSEY CO.,
my11-a 1900 st. W.
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THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
72-B 14th st NV
branches In the principal American and Europeas
rities.
Students may beRin at any time Open ALI summer
send for circulars. apS
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OK A MONTH, WITHOUT INTEREST, Will
SvC buy desirable business residence lot In IVES,
End Park at 500 or $500 II wise. you will before
investing elsewhere send for illustrated circular and
plats HENRY n. COPP. 706 sth st. mhl5-3m
E0R SALE A NEAT GROOM COTTAGE IN
Brooklsnd. lot oOx1 90 with shade and water; board
walk from house to railroad station and electric cars
price ~ 800. on easy terms. Apply to R. Z. PAIRo.
49, LOUISIANA ave. apl5-sSm
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It EE5 I'D ct, 1.}r. Or.
m 1, store and dwell
ing, with stable. .SS3. "a
3l1 o st. 1sr, br. m 1.
without stable. 49,. &c
51I N st, 1r. br. mi,
without stable. .5o. 90
3124 Dumbarton ave,
4r. br, LII 1. ......... 40. sc
53T n vt, i:,r, br. IN i. 81
1919 81 st, Sr. br, mi.25. &c
MG1 2 st. Or, fr. .1S. &c
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MONEY WANTED a. TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT CUR
" rent rates approved real estate security special
privileges respecting prior payments.
niy11tr TYLER K RUTHERFORD. 1907 z st, n. W.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STABLES.

nor RENT-STABLE-5S STALLS, DC. MODERN
4 improvements. Rear Of Hamilton House. 1915
StaHnton alley. Apply Office Of THE PORT
LAND. myll-.u'
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myll 1864 3ed st NV, West Washington
DOR RENT-A. 8. CAYwOOD, GS3 9TH ST n w
1908 l. st, mi 12r &fO 5S2lOS VT ave NV 7r sir 10
2U3D q st NV mi 1r 90 OO IL Sth NV Or ~ 30
Elm g. Tahona p, lar 80 08:,5i1 NJ 1t NV, Or 90
A b st mi 1s,r A. 1.I,:S1O 9th st se 7r l6 ~
With 81 str st tile - 90 .0S 18th st H. 20
4S 1st 81 Sc. mi. 40 1900 11th st ID II. Ar Is 30
lsss ia. NV, ST. p 4Qlls Scott NV. g.. Is 90
l0I5 st. and Stable - 90 Rear 73 Pr ave- Dr. Is %
Ids3 Pa ave NV, % 90 2JOS 9Th st NV, Or. IS %
IA IAN st sw " 20 23l4 9TH st NV 81. 90
IBIS 18th st NV, 2l 90 Rear 1919 .I;h Or 10 30
GAG Fla ave NV. Or 20. 90 643 Sumner St ar. 8 o.
Cor. 9TH and SITS UNFINISHED RS for housekeep
my11-J'
Tor RENT-l4O7 KENESAW AVE TEN ROOMS
! and bath; s45; modern IMPROVEMENTS:
i. II. SCHNEIDER. Jr..
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LNOR RENT-2l9 Az ST NV CHEERFUL
L bright. neat and comfortable furnished rooms, in
large house, excellent service; Penna. ave and
Capitol. uyQ6ts
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02
ABBREVIATED TELEeRAMs.

The city council of Cleveland has won
victory over the gas companies of that
city, forcing them to reduce prices from 81
to SO cents a thousand.
Over 1000 Tammany men have signi
ned their intention to attend the Demo-
cratic national convention.
There was rain at Chicago for twenty
one days of May and only six fine DAYS in
the whole month.
Fire at San Francisco destroyed Abbotts
wool packing warehouse Loss, $4,000.
II. Clay King, the murderer of Attorney
Posten at Memphis year ago, did not
ADDRESS the Tennessee supreme court in
MS own behalf as he was expected to do
The court has the case to consider, the ar
guments having all been completed.
The sentry at the royal palace at Pots
dam refused to permit the German en-
press to pass into her own home the other
day and now her portrait is hung in all
the barracks of the German army to ia
miliarize the soldiers with her face
The Nicaragua Canal convention is in scs-
sion at st. Louis with ZOO delegates in
attendance.
James w. Scott. of the Chicago Herald,
has arrived at New York from a trip to
Europe
Gold and silver to the amount of 5000
has been found in a house at Midland,
Mich, at one time occupied by jeweler
named Hank" Harrington, who was sent
to the penitentiary for life in 1874 for the
murder and robbery of q man named Stew
art Farrington's son will take steps to
obtain the money.
The employees of the New England
Granite works at Concord, N H., have
Joined the strikers on the issue of the
scale terminating with the calendar year
instead of May l, the men insisting upon
the latter
Boston worked up over the fact that the
initial letters of names of ancient celebri.
ties carved on the facade of the new library
form an acrostic giving the name of the
firm OF architects who designed the build
ing-McKim, Mead & White.
Police Magistrate Williams, of Tlliop-
oils, ILL.,, has served notice on a number
OF business firms that they must obey the
ordinance and close their stores Sundays.
He has since received letters from white
caps threatening him if he prosecutes the
matter further
Union sailors at Toledo captured two or
three non-union men and stuffed dead
rats in their mouths
baby was found alive in a chicken box
at Green Bay, Wis; which had lain out in
the rain for pa hours, having been left
there by its mother who in unknown.
Evanston, ILL.,, is all agog over the asser-
ton that Miss Frances WILLARD, the noted
W. c. I. L. leader, is going to learn to ride
bicycle. Miss Willard says she is going
to ride daily as soon as she can learn.
Family trouble resulted at Lima, O., in
the suicide of Mrs. Sarah Warde by
laudanum and Mrs. Albert Gest by gas
The thermometer marked 50 degrees
at New York Yesterday
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02
North Dakota Legislature.

BISMARCK, June 2.-The legislature met
in special session yesterday. Governor
Burke in his message says: AN extraor-
binary occasion having arisen by reason of
the lack of provision in the laws of the
state whereby the representatives to the
electoral college are chosen and for can
wasting the returns, have, as provided by
the constitution, called you together in
special session. The sentiment of the
people also warrants me in calling your
attention to the matter of all additional
appropriation for the Worlds fair fund
l leave these matters in your hands,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-06-02
The Wisconsin Branch in Line.

MADISON, June .. - The Prohibition
state convention yesterday refused to
make official organs of the Northwestern
Mail, of Madison, or the Oshkosh
Signal. The platform is radical
cold water utterance, which also favors the
issue of all the money by the national gov
eminent is sufficient quantity; endorses
the Bennett school law and demands that
school instruction shall be in English
under state supervision; declares for gov
eminent control of railways and telegraphs,
and for an educational qualification for
voters; demands that taxes be
raised from the wealthy rather than
the laborer and tariff for revenue
only, protection, when needed, to be Sc
cured in other ways. The following ticket
was nominated: For governor, T. c.
Richmond, of Madison; lieutenant COVER
nor, G. A. Shepard, of La Crosse; secretary
of state, f. F. Russell, of Columbia;
treasurer, A. d. Barnes, of Marinette; at
torney general, F. A. Watkins, of Doug
lass; superintendent of public instruction,
G. w. Underwood, of Outagamie; railroad
commissioner, j. L. Clayton, of Milwau-
kee; insurance commissioner, Ole Rilan,
of Barron.