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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-30

For the Concert Tonight, Under the
Auspices of the Kings Daughters.
Miss Katie Matthaei, assisted by 9th
er well-known musicians, will give a
concert tonightat Fellers Opera House.
The program, given, below, is varied
and entertaining and cannot fail to
please all who appreciate good music
1-...-.Sonata for Piano and Violin % mnor)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ~ W. Gdde
Miss X. MATTHAEI AND Mr.. G. HERMANN
2.-.--Vocal Solos for Soprano.
(Q)...O, Stay Thou Golden Moment
Jensen
O).-My Queen.......-....--.- Biumenthat
Miss L. FLICK, ace Miss B. HousEwoRrH
:3.~.solo for Ed Clarinet
sixieme, Solo de Concert. B. lSiageHe
PROF. j. o. BRocKINsmRE.
4-.----solo Pieces for Piano.
a.. .Barcarolle IF minor .....-. Rabinstein
o. Humoreske "A minor Loyeas
Miss KATIE MATTHAEI.
Choppers Chorus, from Opera Boccacco
Acc. Miss BESSIE HousEwoRTH.
6......Solo Pieces for Piano.
(a)...Le deux Alouettes. -Leschetjzky
B)Valse &c minor .-.....-........-.....- Chopia
Miss KATIE MATTHAEI.
H.. Solo Pieces for Violin.
a.. Romance (F major. ......-.A. Ru5instein
O).-Polish Dance..--...--.- X. lSc1tdrsoenke
(c)-- Berceuse &C major Henri Refer
Mr.. G.. HERMANN.
s.. Vocal Solos for Soprano
a. Voices of the Woods Rubinstein
o.. Florians Song-..-.....-----..-..----God ard
(c)-.Oh, Promise Me- .--.--..Reg. De Rooea
Miss ANNA WIsNER acc. PROF. BRocKENsmRE.
o Concerto for Piano. .Beeth00en
Miss KATIE MhTTHAEI.
I'd Piano ace. Mr.. G. HERMANN.
Admission IS and 25 cents.
The WORLD at 10 cents per week.
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LIST premium, Mrs. Jas. Thompson


LIST premium, Mrs. Jas. Thompson
New Work Quilt.
LIST premium, Miss Annie Hoffman
2nd premium, Miss Kate Taher
Old Quilt.
LIST premium, j. d. Foy
Flannel Embroidery.
LIST premium, Miss Emma Tabb
2ud premium, Miss Lizzie Billmyers
Cloth Embroidery.
LIST premium, Miss Atelia Silver
Embroidered Baby Dress.
LIST premium, Mrs. John Sillers
Pin Cushion.
LIST premium, Mrs. John Clendening
Knit Socks.
LIST premium, Miss X. Glassford
Dressed Doll
LIST premium, Miss Fannie Underdonk
Linen Embroidery.
LIST premium. Mrs. Konnsellar
Crochet Work
LIST premium, Miss Blanche Staub
End premium, Mrs. Smith
Novelty Jar.
LIST premium. Mrs. Ed Henslaw
End premium, Miss Sallie Cock sral
Dranon Work.
LIST premium, Mrs. j. w. Strong
Linen Embroidery.
LIST premium, Miss Sadie Shepherd
Worsted Crazy Quilt.
LIST premium, Miss Bessie Willis
2nd premium, Mrs. w. II. Lewis
Toilet Mats.
LIST premium, Mrs. Newton Buckles
Counterpart.
LIST premium, Mrs. Margaret Miller
Toilet Set.
LIST premium, Mrs. y. Morgan
Crochet Lace.
LIST premium, Miss Maggie Custer
Hand Painting.
1st premium, Miss Vallia Bunker
BREAD, BUTTER &C.
Salt Raising Bread.
lst premium, Miss Ella Jennings
Loaf Bread.
LIST premium, Mrs. M. V. Hawk
2nd premium Miss Ella .JenninVs
Butter.
LIST premium, Mrs. j. w. Strong
End premium, Miss Kate Tabler
Butter Scotch Cake.
LIST premium, Miss Anna Sherrard
Sponge Cake.
lst premium, Miss Helen Hawk
Cocoanut Cake.
LIST premium, Miss Martha Stewart
Musical instruments.
lst premium, K Frank Barr
End premium, II Money
Sewing Machines.
LIST premium, James Thomas
LADIES RIDING CONTEST.
Riders-Miss Rosie Myers, Miss Ella
Billmyer, and Miss Fannie Weston
haver.
Prize was awarded to Miss Western
haver. Presentation speech was de-
livered by Col j. W. Dodd.
TOURNAMENT.
Knight of Fairview, (Mr. Simms,)
Saddle.
Knight of Ivanhoe, (Mr. Ledan,)
Bride.
Knight of Castle Wales, (Mr. Nor
gam Whip.
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A T A BARGAIN.-A handsome c. Clarinet
"A concert pitch-good as new at Joe Mess.
MANS
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-30

III AVlNG anticipated adarge trade this winter
Ii on underwear we bought with that idea in
our mind and have doublefhe stock we ever had
before at prices that are dewn even lower than
Inc lowest, just think of good ladies vest for
%9c EMMETT Il FIgRY's
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nor Novelties in China, GLASS; White Granite
i Opal, Barbadine and Earthern Wares, go
to D. M. KILMER'S big Queensware Store, on
King street.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-30

20 WHITE Blankets regular So goods for ST.
- YELLOW FRONT. YELLOW FRONT
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LIME RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-A 2 Story
l. Brick, well 1ocated-price $4,000. 90 cash.
balance to suit purchaser. This is bargain
X. POOLE, Attorney. 9-14-1m
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AIDES. this is a good time to Study what to
IL make for friend for Christmas Present,
and If you go to Mrs PANEL Matthsei's Store,
corner Queen and Race streets, you can be suit
ed without any trouble, for they have variety
OF things too numerous to mention. 9-24-3t.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-30

A HANDSOME line OF Mems Fine Dress Shoes
N in the latest stylessand shapes at
FIERYs SHOE STORE.
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l)lCk-NlCK-NOTIS.-So can buy silk mitts
worth 25 cents for 60 cents.
GU can buy straw sailors worth % eents for
IS cents
- You can buy ladies vests worth IS cents for
81 cents at c. P. HERItIN&S Great Cash House.
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zoo PAIRS Mems Suspenders for sc, others ask
~ Zoe. YELLOW FRONT.
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NOW is YOUR CHANCE to get first class
~ Chidren's School Shoes at FIRRY's SHOE
STORE Every pair guaranteed ito give satisfac-
tinn
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1000 YARDS Indigo Blue Prints 59 Others ask
y &C. YELLOW FRONT.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-30

w ANTED.-A good stout boy not under Is
~ years to learn the baking business.
"S'-u. Apply at WORLD Office.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-30

ELEGANT French China Tea Sets, IS p5eces,
II $1,000, worth $780, Il d. VI. KILMER'S,
on King street.
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HEADQUARTERS for Pittsburgh Xxx K Best
Ill Flour. viii sell ut lowest prices. Money
can be saved by buying from me- A. J. shy
DER, Agent. 9-1-6m
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ICE CREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
i and Glass, from 35 cents to S3.o5 at d. NJ
klLMER'S, on King street
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| OOK out for the q lie ctric sparks from
~ BROWNS packing case opener. His Oys-
ter boxes have arrived all at once
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Ai'AAoo - " ~ 'Ai' ohiNo VI Ito pi"hohoo.
A ia EARCAIJ-A bandso,,o r, fy,..;...4
mans MAJ concert p'''n-S0'o as new at Joe Mess
100 WHITE Blankess regular 81 goods for ST..
- fbLLoW rhoNI. YELLOW FRONT
-
ENOR NoveiC1es IN emma, Glass, White Granite,
Il opal Ba al2a,1,l ana Earthern Wares, go
70 ID. M. hiLMEhS Dig Queensware Store, on
King street.
-----------------------
LIME RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-A Story
IL Brick, we'll iocated-price 100000 cash,
balance to suit purchaser. This is bargain.
X. POOLE, Attorney. claim.
-- -------------------
no YOU Know you can get heavy Canton
IL Flannel for 4}c yard at YELLOW FRONT.
BEAUTIFUL English Print Tea Sets, A pieces,
ID only 800 worth $500, at d. NJ. KILMER'S
on King street.
S snrins Hsa s hdsE OF Misses h,gh cut
"A op'e iooi SINUS az riEhh SHOE STORE
NOR SALE-A house containing sSx rooms and
~ LOT is vacant Located on West Jobn str reai
Terms cash M j. COURTANEY. 9-e-tf
JJEADOUARTERS for PiIlshuryx Rest
hi Flour. viii sell Mt lowest aTices Money
can be saved by buying from me T SNY.
D---e -leone. eioni
NIOW is YOUR CHANCE to oaet first class
Cbildran's ScbnnI Sbdes % T, n,ss S Sans
tion 0's p"" su"' a'''se" 10 s''o sa''Siao-
N---------- ----------
y &c. YELLOW FRONT
-
wv tiInore citv to take,charee 81 our Mill
merry Department this season Miss HOPES
came to US very highly recommended having
most fashionable miliner trade Of Baltimore
city We have every reason to be gratifed at
the success of this branch of our business and
as our experience in this line has considerably
increased we INTEND TINS season TO add largely
10 our stock of millinery and develop this de-
will arrive here on Thursday with our entire
new stock OF millinery and will have it marked
and on sale bv Sept 10TH EMNERT & FIERY
and Glass from 81 'sents r. "a ~ o. at INV
KILMER'S, on King strset.
T OOK out for the g electric sparks from
~ BROWNS packing case opener. His Oys-
T AIDES, this is a good time TO study what to
make for a friend for q Cbr;Sfmas preSant
and if you go to Mrs PANEL Matthsei's Store
corner Queen and Race streets, you can be suit
of things too numerous to mention. 9-24-at.
u,>-Dco.,,,,
A H;A IA ND line OF Mems Fine Dress Shoes
FIERY ohoz1 orohh
sOOPAIRS Mems Susne,,ders for &c .sthers SIX
% 25c VEi ~ w TRoNT T'A
)lCk-NiCK-N0TIS.-S you can buy silk mitts
worth 70 cents Tor 20 cents.
80 1ou can buy straw sailors worth 25eents for
10 Genus.
o, lou can buy iaQies vests worth 10 cents Tor
rAVINc, ao4o1 !. So, -, ~, -
Ill on underwear We bong6t with that idea in
our mind and have ubn vi had
before at nricaS ta+ ~, 49, @ T,-e +ha,
the Lowest inS9 thi,, w a 1i; -, f
25c 'U'' '"'''A VI f%oI nnO e E 49, i0i
y 80
gNTFG ANT Franob rb;,,a Taa cots "a ,.sacas
~ $40 90 worth s,s IN ~ 10 VI XII IT nag
on Kino straet VI Vi'00' a. ~ ~ A-i'''
-7 49,
GNOOD CARPET Good Garnet only Zoe ward
VI our neiehbors ask 9sc YELLOW FR6NT
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t1hoWN is sorry to have people lose money by
- not trading with him.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-30

no YOU Know you can get heavy Canton
" Flannel for 4fc yard at YELLOW FRONT.
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BEAUTIFUL English Print Tea Sets a pieces,
ID only $500, worth $500, at d. NJ KILMER'S
on King street
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"'GnNk SALE.-Great Slaughter Sale of
r d trunks, think of good Trunks only S1.9S at
W HERRINGS Cash House
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-30

A HANDSOME LINE of Misses high cut
"A Spring Heel Shoes at FIERY's SHOE STORE.
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L shed Kitchen ana lot 51f zoo feet. Half
of lot is vacant. Located on West John street
Terms cash. M. j. COURTANEY- 9-2-tf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-26
THE NEW U. S. MARSHAL.
Mr.. I. A. Benton win Enter Upon
His Duties On or About
October Isl.

Postmaster Irving A. Benton, the
nowIy.appoint,d U. 3. Marshal for
Utah, paid visit to the penileDtiary
this morning, accompanied by the
retiring marshal, Mr.. Il. II. Parsons.
He went over the entire building, and
made himself thoroughly acquainted
with the present position Of affairs
there. Upon HE return, at 9 pm, he
was seen by NBws representa-
tive, and asked as to bic
future plane. On thia point Mr..
Benton was somewhat reserved, say
ing that he preferred to got into har.
noss before making known anything
appertnining to changes or othotwite
In tho department. lie himself has
not received from Washington any
Official notification OF his appointment
10 the Marshalahip, hut n private dis
patch has reached him informing him
OF the same, and In cOrrobDration OF
the statement previously male
In the newspaper press. Mr'
Benton thinks IL probable that BIS
commission from the President VIII
arrive NNOuA htlutthAl nfAtf thH ."
soon after that an he qualities and fur-
niehes his bonds he Intends 10 tate
hold Of tho official reins. by October
let tho new marshal hopes to he Dis
charging the duties Of his post.
As 10 Mr.. Benton'a successor as the
head Of the local postoilice, nothing IL
uf course yet known. Ii " cortnini
however, that there arc scores OF
applicants already la the field. The
name OF Mr. A. II. Nash Is very
prominently mentioned. This gentle
man, who nas been Mr.. Benton'e
deputy in the pOstoilice for the last
two aud n half years, wap formerly Ter
ritorlal librarian ami statistlcian, upon
resiguing which po-ition,to enter upon
postal work, he was succeeded by Mr..
Lippman. Mr.. Nash is quite popular
here, and his possible selection for the
poetfnasiership ia regarded with CON
siderable favor by his many friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-26
Renyer Nems Noles.

judge Miner md the visiting attor-
ueys to Beaver during the late term Of
the Second District Court. returned
home yesterday morning via the
Union Pacific.
-Four prisoners were brought up by
Deputy Marsnol McG.rry aud essist-
ants from Beaver. These were TEX"
sentenced 10 20 year, in the peniien.
tiary for murder In the second degree;
John TO-Ab, Indian, eight ycnfa Tor
Involuntary manalaughtrr John
TAFT, held 10 answer 20 the
grand Jury on tho charge Of grand
larceny; and o boy named Fullerton,
seventeen years OLD, committed TO the
Reform school on plea Of guilty on
the charge Of attempted rape.
afhe verdict IN the oaee OF "rex" 10
regarded ~ u victory for the deiense
by those who heard the evil
denoe or know Of tho facts.
The attorneys on his behalf
went iuto the case for the purpose Of
saving the mans life, anu, In the face
OF hard circumstances anu the strong
est kind OF evidence, succeeded In do
Ing Il. Nevertheless they claim that
with preparation and evidences, they
can do still better aud aru going TO
make an effort In that direction.
Judge Miner Is favombly impressed
with Beaver and the good people there
and thcy are likewise favorable 70 him.
II 10 fumofed that they are making IN
effort 10 have him appointed there.
The political caldrOn is beginning to
simmer quite unmistakably.
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Latest Court News.

John L.. Snyder this afternoon
brought suit In the Third District
Court against Brigham Sellers and tho
heirs Of Delilah Jane Sellers, deceased,
to recover $40 land interesD on q
promissory note.
Kidder and Brothers, OF Park City,
have also brought suit against Lewis
Gatcwood In the same court, to recover
S23S.26 Qn,erest ami costs) for build :
ing material, etc.
Judge Anderson has returned from
Ogden. where he has been preslding In
the place OF Judge Miner (durlng the
lntter's ahsuncS at Beaver) Tor the past
twelve days. His Honor will proceed
with the trials OF cases on the law and
motion calendar tomorrow or Wednes'
div,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-26

Tonight, at 1880 sharp, the Choral
Society will meet for the first time In
their new quarters, the old Odd
Fellows Hall, opposite the Walker
House. Prof. Stevens and the direc-
tors are most anxious for good attend
ance, and that former members be
present and bring their "Light Of
Asia" books, as this work lie TO be taken
up again at once. Members are also
urged TO come In order that they may
come within the ten days' limit for
teeting voices.
Resolutions Of respect 10 the memory
OF tho late II, >. Gilmore viii le adopt
cd and other buainosa transacted.
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characterization Among british Soldiers
They Cut their Saddles
AMI Slug.
DEATH or AN ACTRESS ANo MA
LOVER.
4 Squadron Confined In the barrnchs
nerntnrs NnIs,.


LoNDoa, Sept. g5.--rhe Doi'y Ae,os
today says the members of the First
Life Guards regiment stationed ut
Windsor, have boon disafiected for
some time past owing TO the many
drills aud inspections they have been
compelled to undergo. Yesterday nom
commissioned oillcors Of the "C'
squadron found all the eighty saddles
belonging 10 the squadron - BADLY
cut that they were completely
ruined. The men were ordered
into their barracks aud there
confined. Here they became
uproarlous, disturbing the whole neigh.
tofhood. They sang "Britons nevel
shall be slaves" popular music hall
songs and the national anthem. The
affair created much excitement In
Windsor aud crowds OF villagers sur.
rounded the barracks listening to,thc
noise. Between aud 10 at night the
whole squadron went Into the barracks
yard ainging and yelling at the top OF
their voices. The uprOar continued
until Lights out" was sounded, when
orcer was restored. II has since been
asccrlained that great numb rol the
men have bcon placed under arrest.
The squadron II confined In the bar.
facke today. IL IL reported that Cap.
tain Raws0n, who commands the squad.
ron II very unpopular with his men.
He II 10 who IA said TO be-
alone responsible for the extra drills to
which the men object, and 10 prevent
which they cut thelr saddles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-26

OrrtcE or TnE board or PUBLIC WmlKs,
salt Lake city. Utah, sept II. ls1l,
TO Contractor fer Street Pap,nqi
- kALED PROPOSALS. WILL BIZ RE.
- cONud until O'Clock pm, % monday
october ard lel2, for the work o. grneins.
CURLING ant paylnR with stone nlocks and as
phalium all Of East Temple street, betNocn
south Temple hnt FOURTH touth streets, N
Paving pistTlct No, q alao all OF Frat south
street, between west Temple and state
streets, In Paving bistfict 80. ~ and Second
south Street, between West temple street
aud state Street, IN Paving District No. Of
salt LAAo Ciiy There viii be about slcQl
cubic ynrds q grading. ll,s00 linear feet Of
cutbing, ia,on square yards % stone block
payment aud 'Rnout %, % square yardt OF
nsphaltum pavement % no aid
SPECIFICATIONS ant forns uf contract and
bond together with Administrations TO blddou,
viii be furnished on application.
Address Board Of Public W0rks, No. l0l
South Main Street. salt Iake city, Utah.
The right Is reserved TO reject any aud all
bias
iiy order Of the Board -
a. r. DORiMUS, g, l.. IAINES,
car Engineer, Chairman,
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NOTICE

Us uGREBY OWEN TO THE STOCK.
i holdcfa Of the Echo lHud and stock
Company. thai thofc Will DO fucntIug.uf the
Stockholders Of said corp ration held 20 tho
once ut Jennings NrdihTrs Investment Com.
pnny, n No, n West First South Street,
Salt Lake CITY, AZ tie hour Of ESQ pm, On
saturday, october sih ls01. f0f the purpose u
amending the Company Articles OF tncnrs
Iornunu ly Increasing the number ~ shares
oft Cnuiim stock, hni aiao By culhrEinF hc
CompHnys scope ~. ftHl ne other personal
property heaidOs cattle and hurfeH I'D in give
such additional powers o. the Directors md
hnnugrrs 20 iny lnd aoll ratiIc, horsus aud
sheep aud other pUn0nHl property, o. also
real property ~ may We conducive 90 the la
icrosu AND future welfare ol tho company,
and also 81 ,nrrpafe The numhcI Of Directors
and other NillTrra 1T Tho company. and IN mAse
such other rhfugcs and notifications Ne may
most ucarly meet The present cNigcnclos OF
The company.
~. A. CLAW son IN,
secretary and Treasurer.
Dated the 'th day Of september, rie. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-26
FARMERS CONGRESS-.
Governor Thomas Asked To Appoint
Delegates for Utah.
Governor Thomas received the fol-.
lau,l..n I,ttar tnNuv.

Governor Thomas received the fol.
towing letter today'
NATIONAL FARMERS CoNoRFss,
lndianolR, Iowa, sept. %, ls02.
Hon. Arthur l., Thomas, Salt Lake city.
Utah;
My dear sir-Your State was not rop-
resented at tho National Farmers Con-
gfess held last year, and wa are anxious
TO hayo II represented AZ Lincoln, Nebrns-
Ia, November - TO ~, lsD2. Please APP
point one delegate aud ono alternatelirOm
each congressional district and two from
tho state ut large. Send in the list that
may confer with them. Also send me
list of your county agricultural societies,
Very respectfully,
i. i. CLAYTON Secretary
Accompanying the communications
we're the resolutions passed by the
congress At its meeting one year ago.
Governor Thomas viii make the APP
polutnents asked for In iow daye.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-26

Mysterious Death OF ma Ex-Acires~ la
London.

LosDoN, Sept. 20. - Considerable
sensation Ii caused by the mysterious
death OF an ux-actresa known ~ Baby
Russell, a beautiful girl who has ap.
penfed ut the Lyric aud Drury Lane.
For some time pas, she has been living
with Army Surgeon Heron. on Tues
day she was suddenly taken sick when
with DR.. Heron aud although n ply
slclnn was Eupmoned, she lied. DIT.
Heron said they had tifr and she
might have taken POISON. On yesterday
DR.. Heron was found In his room dead
with his throat cut. II was also nscer'
tRinod that he had taken sufficient
poison 10 have killed himself.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-26
penarteh.

Tho numerous friends and admirers
OF Mother Smith, formerly OF London,
but for many years n reslden, Of the
Twentieth ward in his city, win bo
sorry to hear that ehehaa departed this
life. She died this morning, aged 81,
beloved by all who knew her. She was
one OF the noblest and most lovenblc Of
her sex, a true Lalter-day Saint and a
venerable mother In Israel. We SYM
pathize with those who most viii feel
her lofa,
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE STOCK
j holders ~ the Nurth Point Consolidation
Irrigation Comuany, that the annual meeting
Of tho stock holding 81 the SAID company viii
Do held al . O'Clock pm, on Friday, the
seventh day Of october next, NJ tho cullen
Hotel, Salt Lake ny, "a elect a hoard "
Directors for The ensuing year and 10 adopt
plan Tor the equitable Distribution aud nulo Of
The waters u the canal belonging 20 said CON.
Uany and for tho purpose Of increasing tho
Capital fiocl thereby changing section OF
tho Articles Of Incorporation, also amend.
ING Articles OF iLCofporatlon, changing day
OF annual meeting aud such other husincts
pertaining 10 tho intorc1t OF the company as
mar 10 brought before It.
j. ". WHITEHEAD, JR..
secretary.
Salt Lake City, utah. September SIN. i.0l. d
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ meeting ot the stockholders Of
TioSs Co.OrrR,1vE MERCANTILE iSsrt.
TurioS viii be held az the insutuuei's
shoe Factory, on South Temple Street. be.
tween East Temple and flrt Hast Streets.
this city. on "Wednesday, october iih, is'l.
at ianoon, for the purpose offcnrirg 10.
porte, the election Of Officers and directors
for the ensuing year, and for ne iranaac'
ton ~ such Other business "a may Oe
brought before lto mtoiiug.
T. q. WEBER. Secretary.
salt Lake CITY, sept 2ith, 1872.
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A TIght wLih KnIre-.

VHCESNEs, Ind, Sept. 2B.-Yester.
Jay afternoon Jamos Kerns had fight
at "Lnst Clance" saloon on second
tree, with "Bob" aud "GeBs" Dale,
blothers. Kerns slashed both with a
knife and split one Of the Dale boys'
nise open. Both the Dales were dan.
sorously carved. BIN Dale, another
lrother, then took II hand In the Fight
and shot karns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-26

Lady Frances Baliour, the mother OF
The Hon. Arthur and the sister ot Lord
Salisbury has undertaken a largo con.
tract She says She will undertake no
philnntmoplc duties until home rule is
nightmare Of the past and woman suf-
frage an accomplished fact.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-26

QuARA MINE, Sept. 2G.--Dr Jen.
klns and Dr.. Sternberg have ust re.
turned from lower quarantine and
have officially announced that the
mort Of New York Is free from cholera.
The health officers. say there are no
cholera cases down the bay today, all
sick having recovered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-26

QUARANTINE, sept. 20. Tho Red
Star liner "PennlHnd," with 2i0 cabin
passengers, arrived this morning, all
well. A GuiOn liner with dos cabin
pgssengers, has also arrived. All
well. Tho steamer "Wyomlng" will
probably be allowed to go to dock to-
day.