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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-09
s Thu owl DRUG CO.,
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We Intend to Smash the High-Price Combina-
ton Druggists Association.
CONSPIRACY LETTER No, z,

HGHPRIcE COMBINATION
A OSaphm 1902
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

pioneer roads which has rainained un-
der n continuous succession OF man.
agement
rhc California capitol win be repre-
scented IN miniature al the World'e Fair
by az exhibition Of pickles. The women
" Ffes no ,cnuuty will distribute $500
pounds Of raiains IN souvenir l01cs.
A playing fountain OF " Inc will form
feature Of tho vititu lufal display.
A ioin tfue twenty four inches IN CIR.
cumieTence will Ne uur Of CALIFORNIA;
exhibits. The woman having the Wild
Hover display IN charge VIII have nr
many az possible growing anG bloom
ing around tile California building aud
school children throughout the state
have been enlisted iu making C0ilec-
lions Of native flora.
Mrs. Potter Palmer, president Of the
board Of lady managers, aud Arch
bishop Ireland have agreed upun a
plan for securing Tor the Wctld's
Fair an exhibit Of the work VI the
Catholic women NJ the world. This
subject has the special approval Of Pope
Leo xii, - iudicatei hy the letter
recently sont from the Vatican In re-.
ply 10 one 10y MFs. Palmer, 3nd alsO by
nNNnTlflNfN vi ahNfNNANANNNi AAA INV wv
has lust returned from Rome. The
Archhishop will issue ~ n idroas ury.
ING Catholic women 10 SHOW the results
Of their work In benevolent, eiuca-
tionnl and other lines. Mre. Palmer
will supplement- this by one Indicating
what description o. exhibits arc
specially desired, and these two to-
| getner with the Pop-'s recent letter Of
. ..sNfH -. 10 ia
| Superior, In charge Of all the converts
Ia Amtficp, England, Fianue, Ger
many, Italy, spain, Mexico, etc. 10 i
believed that the collection Of every
I notable exhibit will be the result.
A separate building at the Worlds
Fair ior the sho. and leather industry
exhibit IA now an assured fact, m the
required 100000 has nil been raised.
/ leather dealers and manufacturers In
all parts Of tho county have contrib.
utud 10 the fund. The building viii
be one Of tie handsomest un the
grounds, having been debiguod
by Sander, an eminent French Hrchi.
| irct, now connected with the Fair. IL
will measure l5D by 575 feet, ami will
/ contain everything IN the way OF lea
/ thor and the pfohucts VI leather, cx-
| hibitcd ut the Fair. The most i'm
proved machinery used IN leather
| manufacture viii be shown, ~ also tho
/ manufacturing processes. The visitor
may watch this from from the row
hide o. n finished shoe or dainty slip.
| per. IL II likely, too, that rubber g,odu
| and their manufacture will he shown
Ia this building. Altogether tn" CA
hitit will be fnr larger AM more com.
pieto than anything OF the sort ever
before attempted.
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MorIa's Fair Notes.

The fine arts building al the Worlds
Fair will have Il mosaic n.Of, the CON
tract for which has teen lot at SIC Ds5.
A "moJ.l OF the figure Of Lots vile
In salt" will appear In the kaGsls
Worlds Fair exhibit b. represent or
illustrate the talI Industry % The State.
Ontario (CanaJal breederH OF thor.
0ughbTed animals have already applied
for space tor 1913 horses, 1893 cattle, aIs
sheep ANA 81 swine.
An Indiana stone quarry company
l. having Nie.size figure Of an vlc.
plant chistled out Of solid block Of
Stone. II will be II feet high aud
weigh 30 tons. Twin be exhibited at
tho Worlu's Fair.
A whaling party ~ being fitted out
1t a Massachui cts port with view Of
obtaining live whale for exhibition
In the Fish-riea department nj the
Worlds Fair. II captured, ihu whale
will he confined In tank and lowed
to Chicago by way OF tins st. Lawrence
river.
The South Kenrington Museum,
London, recently paid es0tsiIW yard
for some lace manufactured Ia the
south OF ireland. IL 10 said that this
IA the highest price on record anu that
the lace is Of the most esquisilu work
manship. The lhce will be- exhibited
At the Worlds Fair.
The New York Central railway, in
IL exhibit ut the Worlds Fair, viii
Nikingly Illustrate the wonderful i'm.
movements that have been made IN
nliwhy transportation by showing a
magnificent, complete vestibulod trnin
anu along side OF It repro iucliOn Of
the trst train Of cars used In this cOu D
ny, the cars OF which resemble OLD
fashioned stage coaches.
The original Of the famous Ramnge
portrait Of Washington, paiutei from
life In 1850, ID offered for exhibition In
HE Woman's building at the Worlds
Fair The miniature IN ret ~ n locket,
with hair aud monogram at tho bnck.
Miss Johnson In her "Or,ginHl Portraits
OF Washington" pronuuuor II the
hnest q NIL, aud predicts that II viii he
one day the standard as the Stuart p0r.
trait now ".
Fully 100000 men, Il IL believed, viii
participate ~ the narado ON the Ooca-
SION o. tho dedication OF the Worldif
FAR buildings In October. 5ucn Il the
"umNte Oi Secretary Culp Of the com.
mll'ee having the preparation for the
ceremonies In charge. He says the ac-
rtplabces are very numerous 10 the in
- .lhlloo % civic and ffatornni societies
70 participate The mliilianiUn aud
iegulatt' who will participate will
number about IL, 600.
The Baltimore * Ohio Railway com.
ANY WI. make u historical exhibit al
lhe World, Fair which will be of ali.
s,,ioing interest 10 al railroad men.
'M'lor J.. W. PhngboEn has charge Oi
vs. preparation. Tho Baltimore 4
Nuh'p claims 10 he the 0,deaJ railroad In
,Lr world, its TWO or three Predecessor,
nAyll been mere tramways for trans.
lNuhH ooa., stone or ore. The nctual
,,onst,nclion Of Aho road began on July
3hi 1870, anu ~ first perliun was In
oPinnon pi1 mOuths before tue Liver.
pVol q Manchester road, the fret rail.
"1' IN Tie present sense Of the word,
w europe. The baltimore & Ohm
'SiHls also to be the only one Of tbs
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Staqdard 1bur1b Works.

Hook OF Mormon. Al Eaoouut Of he
Anclsni Inlatil,nts Of the American Cont.
nenL written By the hand Of Mormon uron
rIatc' ,asen hom iha piaies Of N'phl, found
near MAlcheiler, Duiauu O., Neu YORK, aud
Translated BY ths Prophet Joseph smith, Jr.
All, sAisi run Brst. tluo, Pull Roam, tiiai
rui raos iimnl, $50, ruii ~ thor, emuos oi,
lia'i fu1 cloih, embossed siop
'sooh Of Mormon. lfarEs pHull Morocco,
Extra duL lli,; Leather. unt, $50. leather,
tl15. Ctoht ti6,
Doctrine aud Gov eaant- Of the Chsrgh q
JcsnI Ciisi OF La..sri.y Saints, containing
tha Revelations siysn N Joseph smiui, It,, No
pmpl,t Cot Ne building up OF No Kla glom u
;ao1 Pal rl,n tiIs. Pull n,eh tsmalll, tio1,
tuu Leather, embossed tl.l5. Pull cioih, em.
b1sstd, si.ll
DOotrine Rni Covenants. lLass pnnt,
Morlceo, Eiua uHL $40; Leather, unL
sloo i.eathur, o. as Cloth, u.b
reuri Of Great Price. A choice seis.iioa
from Inc heyolau,al. runtiauoaa, and Saf.
ruons Of jo,spl Smith, nr.i Prophet, seer
sind i1sspialaf 20. DE Church " Jos4s Ua4is' ~
LaitsrtaI sa.nts u,fo,gn. on, u,Ui
ioalAcf. Gnt, 500 Roam ssc,i u..h. ON.
h5sssi, &c.
k.y 60 thc science Of Theology. De.
siYiad 81 AN Introduction b. the ~ runS.
iass u sptltuA rhiiapisg Eaiinou, Law
aud 0uyoiumnlt, ~ Delivered - uIs An.
cientl, ard ns Restored co. this age Zoe iir 1usi
ds'eiosnant Of universal poaeo. uu,h aud
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The government Of Holland has aproj.
ect on hand to drain She Zuyder Dee.
It Is vast lagoon ul some 200 square
miles superficial AREA and IS useless on
account Of Us shnllnwucss for purposes
ofnayigaiion, while az agricultural land
it is estimated 90 be very valuable. The
cost Of tie dam Is osJmHttla t E3,Gii,-
600 and of the draining 30 fi1,01o,nlo
It is csiimated that thirty years will ho
required TO complete tho whole. -Paria
Iatter
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NOTICE.

10 the Stakeholder. 81 tho Pacific Lumber and
County, ttAn,
NOTICE Is uLgt ny GiNEN rllAr AT A
~ meeting ot the dlrt1lof' held ou the 2lnd
ola ~ July. 4. h Is ., an rsarsHmcnt Of u per
cent, per shAfcwAs levied on the capital stock
u tho cor GRAFTON, payable August : IN, A. u,
lsDg. toF. NJ. Lyman, jr., sec,etary and Ircas
urer Ht the Ofire ofihn COMPANY, Sugar House
shit Lake ouniy. utHh, Amounts Already psid
hy st0ct h0ldprs upon inrir subscribed Stock
Viii be credited un the same,
Any stock upon uhich this aGscfsmcnt
may REMAIN unpud on the sth DAY OF
August a u, wi, VIII be delinquent aud Al,
Nutiisci Tor sale VI public aucrnn, ana unless
paymult b. made toiur, viii hc sold on The 18th
day Of september, a. u lsa2 90 pty thu drliu-
qusnt assustmcnt, together with oosis OF ad'
NoTiisiUF ami uApunsgu i cole,
T. Il LYMAN, JH,, Secretary,
Sugar lluu'u, salt Lake County, Utah,
july 20, 1892
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SUMMONS.
In the nistrlet Court ln AMI for the Third Jadi
cal DlalTiut OF Utah, Clunty OF SAT- Lake.
Amallo Veins, plaintiff.
v.
Bail Veins, Defendant
SUMMONS.

TIE People OF the Territory of Utah send greet
thT'
To Emn Veins defendants
NyOu ARL uEEEUN INQUIRED TO Az.
uenr VA an aruuu brought HTtiuat you by
tbe al 'Vs.pam,d ulaUuH M tho District Court
"a the ltitd LutlUtt uIsiriet Of Tho Territory
% ltan, md 90 uusWur he complaint llpd
tho.e .u within ten ua.s exclusive OF tho dgy
ui slfyicel Aftar thu aursico on you Of thii
suam9ra 4 served n'ih'Y thit eoun'y ", u
served tutHf tui. county, but IN THIS distfici,
within twenty DAYS Otherwise within forty
days-1r iadgmeut by default viii ~ taken
arans you. according 10 the payer u ssld
Me "a d acton - brought 70 have decree Of
This court aissoviug the bonds Of matfimony
heretofore oNstnF between plainuh nut DO.
ngiIou name 10 VII AwaNs sprntkies, aud
gaming htrsutu other ana farther rolioi o. 20
me court MAY en- inHt Above relief prayed
8lfhsg ougda that uu OF About September 90
IHst. defendant wholly deserted SAID plaintiH.
aud ma uyer since renamed away ftom her
without apy excuse, CAUSE or pToNocation aud
that Tor more than three Years last pa, 10
fendaut hsa failed b provide Tor plaintiff tho
cOmui0u ncceaHAries OF llo
And you nre hereby nuuhed that II you fail
to app-sr aud answer the sad complaint A..
above required lhc san planuu VIII apply TO
tn Court Tor Iho relief Demanded therein
Wttuoas the Hon. thirlea +. Zane, Judge,
aud tho seal OF The psltiet our o. tho Third
Judicial District, In and Tor ,hc Territory OF
Uihh. the 10Th day II jane, In Tho year OF our
LORD one thousand eight hundred and nlns'y.
lsrALl HENRY O. MCMILLAN, CLERK
b. CSC. ~ Loouis, Deputy Clerk
Anthony Koonan, Attorney Tor rlAinun org
D. Aala suess salt Lass CITY vlaA- ag
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IrokL NOTICE.
Ofder 10 show Cause WY order Of sale Of Real
Istste should not be made.

Oidcr 10 show Cause ny order Of sale Of Real
Lstste should not be made.
EtlXAIErll 4. RtEs, THE hnMiNlS'
i. tratria ~ the estate Of John Hces, de-
ctatrd, having lied hot pouuon herein, duly
NgFihci, praying f1t an order ot Gale ut the
ruf e. tats Of said drceivnL for tie purposes
therein oct f0rth'ii H. therefore ordered by the
Judge ~ suid tOuu. that al pcrTonn Interested
iu tho estate " SAID dOctnses'Appchr before ihe
said Probate court, on Tuesday, The auth dAy uf
August, ltyl, Il 10 O'Clock IN tile forenoon
~ said dGy, al the Court Room Of said Probate
IDur az The County Court House, IN the CAY
aud County Of salt Lake, ltah Territory TO show
cause Why an order should not be granted IA
The aid hfninutfatrNt 20 tull ~ much NJ the
real estate OF the cad deceased NJ pubic Or
private sale 40 shall be- Necessary, aud that
q copy of title order shall De ppllithod III least
iouT surrtsfiIc week. To- the DISSENT LvKS.
$50 SIHs, ussspaucr printed and published
IN fhi1 city and County.
batsdJuly e,lh, 10.
&, ", RARrOH. Probate Judge.
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The county court yesterday Issued
an address to the taxpayers Ut the
county. giving u statement of the facts
hat led them to order a vote on the
question OF bonding the Cuuuty for
$500, 600 on August 10. SvlectmRn
Hardy said yester iay that they want.
ed the people Of thco unity to thorough
~ understand thr reasons why The
court thought such action advisable
rhey were unit on the subject, aud
felt confident that when the ficts were
laid before the people Of the county
they would be OF the same mind. That
sum $500, 0lO), In the face Of tbs pres.
ent extraordinary expenditures for the
county's share OF the new City.couuty
building, etc, meant much In the way
OF other permanent Improvements that
were almost as badly needed. Thu ad.
drpss Is m follows:
THE ADDRESS.
To the Taxpayers OF Salt Lake
County:
Tho county court having d.. .ded
th9t Il II best In their opinion for thus
county TO issue bonds 10 tue amount Of
sBgD,OOl, submits tho following state.
ment " facts, together with estinates
Of certain expenses Tor permanent in.
provtmeut which should he made, and
ask their careful consideration that IN
telligent action may he had Ia the
bond election to he held August l6th,
1899.
Stope were tlrst taken In September,
1859, to procure the erection Of loint
city and county building.
The amount 4 cash on hand sepiem-
her l51p Was,....,... '.,,,,,.,. Ns0ij a
seItemptr J. .,'''''''''''''''''''''' ,Ln
september !, isil.'..-.'''.' ls,5lA "
The hslsuco ia now practically no h.
ing, or will he when tho apr prlalion
ior July bills IN made.
Tn. expenditure from the lot, plans,
and luiiiing on the pnrty Vi the
county hos been sl01,s2l09, all of
winch except ids amount ON band
September Ut, iss1, hos been derived
ifom tho mxes OF 1855, 1890 amt 1891,
except the amount received from mpr-
Chsnts, licenGrs. etc.
or the SlO8,sei.0S expended, ST..
25D.OO wero pnid December 21Ih 1850,
Tor one ir,lf the lot on tirst EAst o nj
First South. The lot has been 90.
changed for Onc.half Interest In the
Eight Ward Square, whore the build.
ing ia 10 be erected. Tho remainder
hss been e&penied on plaus, srchitsct3'
percentages, excavation VI the old site,
/ purchase Of lot for the boiler house,
and construction Of tho building ON the
| present site.
The contract calls for the erection Of
a building NJ cost OF sS77, ss7, one
/ hal of which, amounting 10 slSS,.
9O3.h0, shall be paid by the o3In $.
Upon laying the foundations Il was
| found that extra work must be done to
| iniure u firm foundation. The extra
work and muterial cost S-Q,629.27, 30
/ that the cost Of tho building today,
/ atandb at $685., 0lB.27; the pouuty's half
amounting TO $3.50 lbs.l8. The county
hns paid on tnis contTgcl aud thsn1
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ANNNlNt AfAfiNNN " = NAls
In tho matter Of tho fstnir o.. ushfy higher.
sen deceased.
NOTICE Il liEHEBN btNEN, THAT
~ Anna nCAlyert. AdmiuisiNtrA " the 90.
bite ~ iivnD inFiCften decreased. hHH fuh.
cetcd rsctilomont, snd Med u said c0uti urr
tnll account Of her ndminislTAuon Of said
cftAta. and Tctitipu Tor uuAl risit.l utinu of
the ftsidur Of AID estate among The psrtnns
entitled thereto! aud that fursday, the lNth
day u August, D.isp2at 10 O'Clock I'm, NJ tho
Iuuft loon % SAID Court, In the County
IetrtOry, has been duly appointed by the Judge
~ aHiI court for the hsttitWrui Of said &C.
count, mud hearing tHid pcuton tor de
uibtuon. at which time and place any petson
interested In said estate may appear and shnv
cause, II Hnt there b.. WHY sad account should
not BE- tcited ani app ovcd ana hual uhtribu
ton made ~ rrnyCu Tor.
Dated July lgth. IVA ~
Clerk N H. Probate Court
~ CAuErrs BRowsE, IN. Deputy
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order Ia show cause Why order ~ sale VI
Heal Estate should not be- made
TEIk~TiA 4. G1LLtiT, IuE GUARDIAN
y q. ne ufrfun and rttItr Of iiuUtrg d.
tIIfCtt. Minor. having dIrd Dor prUtiHu herein
GUY teridcd. praying TO- uh ur1tfni sale nj tho
real estate 81 said minor Coo tho purposes
therein ct forth, d 10 hereby ordered has the
neat ut hin 81 the ward AMI 40 uuIsuUH lu.
trrtattl In the e. ate ~ taI uIuUs appear
irfufU HE tait Probate tDur. un tuesday,
the Nlh Day Of August lsi.. 90 Doc rlutk 100
she forenoon 81 said day tuu Court kuotn
81 said pfonatr tuuft Ht itr tuuuIV Court
House, On the rity ana county uf SAT- ! e.,
tith Tsrri1is. o. shov .1use why an orirr
should 10 be- granted 10 the enid guardian, 10
tail 90 much of The tCsi estate ~ he aald
minor NJ private talc - shall be- nNccsaary,
and that 4 copy Of thts urIrr Dee published
o. least four successive weetH iu The uisNuEr
lNiktNu Nuws, " Newspaper Uunted and uub.
Ushrd 10 suid city hud county,
Dated Iuiy2 u, Iva. -, ......
lroutte Judge
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In The matter ~ the f,mtr u Cbarios v. Gn.
man. deceased.

man. deceased.
ATO1iCE rs iiEHEhr GIVEN THAT JAM
~ Gilman, atm|uisuafiN " ihr state ot
Uf Charles ,. otimtrt decHHstf, hus rendered
Tor tpitiomeH g. aud nlcd In said court, hcrruhi
utr0uut ui her administration % aid estato
anu petition fur nuHl dlHtri utiun ui The residue
81 ahiH estate suinnF TIE psriuns entitled thCrg
TO-, and that 1ucadHy, me 1911 dhy Of August,
4 10 tEi. ni 10 O'Clock a. ul., ~ the Court Room
OF Faid tourt,in the County Cuuit llcuso, salt
b ale ti'l aud Comfy, Itan Territory, has
teen duly appointed Ny he judy % sad
q curt. tor The trttemeut ~ saii account and
hearing said peliiion Tor dlsuiuunpn, At which
time tnd Ilhcn any IrrHuu Interested IN tlii
stute mHy appear hnd itow cause, y any
tee sud approved aud lnM disinbutian made
bstcd Jnly "a. isei C.E ALLEN,
Cltrt ~ The Probate Court
~ CAUsrEs HHuwNL, jH., Deputy.
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In hc Probate Court in aud Tor SALT La
County. Territory ui Utah.
In tho natter oi the LfisIc ~ Jouatha
WcstcrmAg, deceased

WcsicfmAg. dc,caacd
NrorfcE rs HIHEM' uIyEN TnAr
- I4aaicth Wcstonugu, cNtUutuK Of Tie
hhs ftndcttd Tor settlement md SLED ln said
ttrrt. Irr nnal account az ttr rehabilitation
OF enif psiatr Hnd peiiuou ~ lnai distiiIation
uf the trfidue VI tuir Cstatu among the putspus
entitled tiafeto ami mat 1uufsiHy the giih
cay ut Aurusl, a. u. lsYi, NJ ~ O'Clock O., va, At
I'D Uourt t.oiin 0i aaih tnuIt in tho county
tuaftiIouss, salt iahy CITY ard County, ltah
D rrrit0rv. has been duly appointed by the
Judge II said Court. for thc soitIculntof ssid
account aud hearing tHid Ipuuuh for distflnu.
ton. ~ which tine ana r'Afo luy person inter.
,s.rI BOD SAID a. ate may huprar ami chow
eauso, n any thUre be-, WHY paid aHruunt should
rot be- settled and approved hnd uuN distfibu.
ton made aa prayed Tor.
e., q. ALLEN,
ClCfh of the Probate Court
ftf CAusTEs uuuwsE, in, uUu1B
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APPEAL FOR COUNTY BONDS
The County Court Issues 40 Address
10 the Taxpayers,
1T URGES THAI uoyDs RE VOTED.

Necessary Public improvements De-
pcudu on Yhem.-Exhhii NJ the
County's Financial Condition.
Inmates Of the Expenditure 10 lic
Made for The County Institutions.
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TnOs. MoilELvm, Proprietor.
nlDs WANTED.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Fun'cl proposals. wall be received hY tho
uniC's signed tor rho erection " school build
Ing tor Futrst bale, To She Tganty.nlnth school
bisirirt salt Lake Coiup, ltah, for mason,
earn ntor amt p.nicfAr work separate; also
for the entire stIuciuru ~ 10 I y m. OF August
j., I've On Nn,all Cuustltuu0n Nuiluiug, salt
Llfc iity, or John NJ, Wmtikor's lesidtnce,
suglr hOul q NHrd.
hllldlrF 20 be completed In sixty days from
date Of tiEninE contract
niGs VII be ppgped August lgih, lsp2 At 20
y iu NJ District liullimg, Plane ana specinra.
tons can he examined NJ either OF ne HhOye
n,llea rlaere !or IerclyirE BIDS. ihc board
Jon nlMNLEN,
JOHN y. EDN ARDS,
John A. WHITAKER,
Hoard N Trustees rweniy.nihth school De.
trcf
salt Lake CITY, Utah, july IS, IVA,
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or-on Prstts works, series N pamphlets
on tho doctdnc. OF u, gospel, BOOK Of ah
49, IL
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In lie ptoi,atf Crur of ihc rouniy of salt
IaEc, 1orfiing ID Utah
In the matter OF The estate aut guardian.
0hput iiuffcc D.. Uiiut Minor
Order Ia Hhow cause why order uf sale u
MOL attte should not be- made
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The following has teen Appropriated
during the satuu period 10 tho paupur
and insane account aud expended tn
the care NJ INDECENT persons, IN The
iuhrmafy, hospitals, aud tor Outside
relief, aud Ia hsRfing Ia insanity cases
and conveying those committed 10 the
asylum:
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Provision must be matte foe me III
digsnt " the county. Tue PJorhOuas
when erected was adequate aud well
located. Toe lrrat growth . the cliy
ami county have reuIcIed u made.
qua,e aud the location poor.
TIC Court proposes 10 81 Into TIC
county where Land Is comparatively
cheap Mnd purchase n farm large
enough to meet the wants Of the county
tot all lime.
There will be no losa 10 tho county
by this chapgu. rhu present Poor
Farm can be cold Tor more than II cost
tho county Including the buildings
thereon.
1, ise,timaied that this change will
ruaf for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-12

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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20
sa,s10,s12. s15 AND UP TO s25.

We wish to strongly empha-
size that all our goods are of
this seasons make. They are
the latest, newest, and choicest
clothing in the market. Every
single garment has been made
for US, and in workmanship and
finish is the equal of the best
merchant tailors' production.
In fact, our clothing is a revela.
ton to Pittsburgers, being i'm
measurably superior to what
they are accustomed to.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20

OF COURSE it's conceded on
all sides that our VAST ARRAY OF
OVERCOATS is unmatchable for
variety, elegance and style. You
can't mention any particular cut or
design but we will show it. The
first cut on this fashion plate illus
trates one of our double breasted,
ose-ftting Overcoats. 1t is one
which has attained a high degree of
popularity this season. They come
in Meltons, Chinchillas, Montagnacs
and all other cloths used in the man
ufacture of Overcoats. We quote the
following prices:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20
OUR INTERESTING CONGRESS OF FASHIONS.

WE HAVE selected a few
of our superb styles in MEMS
and BOYS Clothing and illus
trated them for the inspection
of the general public.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20
3-ButtOl CutaVaYs.

There is not a handsomer
style in the market, Even as
the fit on the cut, SO do our
garments cling to the fig
ure. And why? BECAUSE
ALL OUR GOODS ARE
FIRST-CLASS. which IN
SURES durability, style and
elegance. We have these
Suits in Cheviots, Worsteds,
Casslmeres and DiAgonals. In
prices they range from
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-20
$8. $40, Sl2 Up to $50.

DID YOU EVER see more ele-
giant or nobby Suit than Figure Two
represents? 1t is the exceedingly
popular and greatly affected double
breasted Sack Suit Of the season.
The style, grace and general dressi-
ness of this particular fashion cannot
be too strongly dwelled on. We show
these Suits in a variety of materials,
such as Scotches, Cassimeres, Chev-
lots, Tweeds, Stripes and Checks and
Invisible Plaids. Prices range from