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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-18
GARFIELD BEAc'


A. ammo. the NEWS some.
-. .. b, "xtot - piJ.em, II VIII
~ garnel Veach, In the near
~ ore, I ! - I ,on raeiilr Eiilwa.
Company.
Two hund,eu and Hity new 0r,ssiG'
rooms viii be added to those now In
use. When complete there viii be "a
total Of 57j.
Fresh water wells will be driven
along the shore and this water cOuduc.
ted IN pipes TO the dressing rooms. In
addition 10 these new features there
will be other valuable and attractive
improvements made. 10 has been de.
cided to spend At least slj,11j on tn
resort. This action by the company
will be much appreciated by the gon'
eral public.
Travelling Passenger Agent II. H..
Sheppard OF the Chicago and Alton,
with headquarters Rt Denver, Is at the
Templeton.
Very neat memorandum books are
being scattered broadcast by the agents
OF the Colorado Midland.
II. A. johnson, who was ut one time
general freight agent Of the Gulf Divi'
sion OF the Union Pacific, has now
gone 10 work for the RIO Grandc
Western, In this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-18
Cache stake of Zion.

Editor DosGre, NsgG
In November last made thorough
tour VI the Cache Stake, visiting all It's
wards and settlements, for the purpose
Of obtaining matter FOR Church history
and giving Instructions la regard to
the keeping Of records, etc. held
meetings in NIL the wards and had u
good and pleasant time generally.
The Cache Stake 10 one Of the largest
and most prosperous Of all the Stakes
OF Zion now organized. II embraces
twenty-five wards, with total menu
bership Of 10, $40 souls or ., 100 famil.e-.
This includes two Apostles, three
Patrihrchs, $50 Seventies, 400 High
Priests, 1921 Elders, 2i5 pissts, 287
Teachers, 600 DeaoOns, 1851 hay mem.
hers aud iijl children under eight
years Of age.
Orson Smith Of Logan presldes over
the Stake with Simpson U. Molen. OF
Hyrum, and Isaac Smith, Of Logan,
rs his c0uusel0rr.
Logau, the Temple city Of Northern
Utah, aud oue OF the most beautiful
ana desirable spots In the Rocky
Mountains, Is divided Into seven wards,
each presided over by a Bishop and
two counselors. Logan In lOl miles by
rail, or about eighty miles by nearest
wagon road northeast Of Salt Lake
City, aud eighteen miles south OF the
boundary line between Utah and
Idaho. II was first aettled Ia 1860.
Logan First ward embraces tue cen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-18
Personal.

Deputy Marshal MoGarry, Of Beaver,
In salt Lake.
Joseph Il. Wright, known sheep.
vlh nom Nephi, is registered at tho
~ u y. W, Bmekon, Of Sprlngvlllo, is ut
4, Paul Wallace. u Los Angeles. Cal.
"u'ha' lsslopplng At the Whit House.
H. - Newton, q Denver railroad man,
ha' the rempleton.
W, ~ Carter, q prominent Wyoming
'opA'Alsori II nj the knutsford.
Professor Sanborn, Of the Agrlonltuml
Noneso "l Logan, is ut the Cullen.
ihnlnas Croxall, an ontorptising Silver
wy citizen Ia IN salt Lake.
a. a. Fitzgerald, OF Provo, il in Salt
lake on business.
IL II, A. Johuson, the former Pacific
M, ugehl Of tho Union Pacific, il in
sAl Lake again. -
II W VhaIlos d. May, daughter Of Col.
~ - Low, late Domocrntlr candidate Tor
b"aspri i In this city on brief visit with
Nv. husbands mother. Thoy reside M
XIX Ky, na anu are on their way TO tho Pa.
olicer Al Estes has been mado happy
e,utsuu recent arrival In this CITY from
Wntiip,,hla Of bis sister, Mrs. Jonnio
no,i''5ulaeh, whom ho had not seen lpr a
nta,, n OF moro than ffoon years. Tho
rsus was al the more pleasant be.
VAS ehlltely unexpected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-18

Elder DinielJ. Low is honorably re-
leased from his labors ~ travelling
Elder la the Swiss and German Mis.
sion, 70 return home.
Elder Robert q, Frazer Is honorably
released from his labors rs travelling
Elder In the Irish Conference, 10 re-.
turn home.
Elder Joseph :. Wright Is houornbly
released from his lnb0rs "a. travelling
Elder IN the Scottish Conference, 10
return home.
Elder Nephl Edwarda IL released
from his lnbors IN the Scottish con
ference, and IL appointed IN labor in
the Birmingham Conference,
Elder Frederick W. CLARK * released
from his lauors IN the LOedB COME,
renee, and IL appointed 20 labor In the
London ConieTence.-.M HeHNiai Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-18

The tendency VI this disease toward
pneumonia Is what makes II dangerous.
LA Grippe requires precisely the same
treatment rs = severe cold. ChamLor.
lain's Cough Remedy IL famous for lts
cures uf severe colds. This Remedy
elcctually c0unteracts the tendency Of
the disease TO result Ia pneumonia,
provided that proper care be taken to
avoid exposure whom recovering from
the attack. Careful inquiry among the
many thousands who have used this
remedy during the epidemic. Of thr
lapt two years has failed to discover g
single case that has not recovered on
that has resulted In pneumonia. 80
cent ami 81 bottles for sale by u. &. NJ.
|, Drug Dent. Dis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-18

Wm. Timmon's, Postmaster OF
Ijayille, Ind, writes: "Elec,ric Bit.
tiers has done more for me than all
other medicines combined for that
feeling arising from Kidney aud Liv.
er troubles" John Leslie, farmer nd
eiockman, ~ same place, says: az
ind Electric Bittcfs 10 be tue best
Kidney and Liver msdlclne, made me
feel Hike new man" J. w. Gard.
ner, hardware merchant, same town,
sayH Electric Bittrrs Ia Just the thing
for "a man who IL all ruu down aud
don't care whether he lives or dies; he
found new strength, good appetite ANA
FELT Just like he had new lease on
llfe. Only SOC hottie, at A. G..
Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. 90
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-18
Irrigation Convention.

An irrigation convention win be
held at Las Vegas, Now Mexico on the
lBth Of March next ami a.. CONNER.
cial club Of that city Is making extern
slve preparations for the reception and
entertainment VI guests from the sur.
rounding states aud Territories. Gov
erncr Prince ns written 10 Governor
Thomas requesting his presence On
that occasion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-18

A Protest.

knt'Or Dcscrct AtgG
Allow me space in your columns to
bring before the notice vi the public an
injustice done TO retailers Of miil-stuils
by managers OF some Touring mills Ia
this clty'supplying to the general pub
lie thpiS hour, bran, etc., In small OF
large quantities, at the same figures
aud ON the sa,ne terms a. they do 10
etorekoepefs, who have 10 pay a
license; make living out OF tneir
business aud pay rBut aud other ex.
penses. IL is now time that stuTekeep-
ers who dcal Ia mili-stuti- took this
matter mp, and tried to lind a remedy,
by startling some kind Of agitation to
stop this question ,hle method OF bust
mess. IL has been my experience TO
have customers tell me that they can
buy mill.stuns Mt the mill for the same
figures that they charge stOTekeepefs,
AMI | know II TO be the fact that come OF
The mills DO THIS sort OF thiEg. They
VIII even sell from ten cents worth of
wheat, upwards, to the public, which
ought surely 10 be above the dignity Of
n mill making ANY pretensi0n Of doiug
Wholesale business. hope this viii
have the effect OF bringing to the no.
tlce " uthur storekeepefs the kind Of
trade done by some miila.
STOHESFEpER.
SALT LAKE CIIY, Utah, Feb. 10th,
1889.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-18

We authorize our advertised drug.
giat 10 sell DR.. Kings New Discovery
Tor Consumption, Coughs snd Colds,
upon this condition. II you are AZ.
illcted with Cough, Cold or any
Lang, Throat or Chest trouble, aud
will use this remedy a. directed, CIV
ing tia fair trial, and experience no
benefit, you may return tho bottle and
hgve your money refunded. We
could not make this ofior did we rot
know that DR.. Kings New Discovery
could be relied on. II mover disap.
points. Trial bottles free Mt A. G
Smith a Co.'S Drug Store. Large size
6Ju aud 5l.00. 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-18

The Theatre was crowded last night,
when the celebrated Hanlon Brothers
presented for the fret time IN this city
their great spectacular psntomimU
"Supefba," aud the performance was
thoroughly enjoyed 10y everybody.
"Supcrba" opens to tine view Of the
spectator all the wonders Of n supposed
iuiry land. The transformation. Of
"a rnbiau Nightsn an similar icUions
htu surpassed In this production.
scenic illuaions, acrObatlc display,
pretty ballet, mechanical tricks anu
harmless hum0r are 80 cioyerIy blended
together as 20 keep the interest Of the
audience at its highest nom the begin
ming 90 the eud. IL was generally
conceded that tubs pantomime Is one Of
the beet ever seen here.
"5uperbaa" will bo presented again
tonight. Tomorrow night cl0sus the
engagement.
WONDERLAND.
a good programme i prepared for
this week. Ia the ThentDrium "lun
on the Bristol" viii be presented ny
the stock company. In the curl1 hall
several interesting novelties are cx.
hihited. Wonderland Is place Of
amuarment 60 which everybody ciu
20 anu always lind something enter
tanning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-18

tins BEsT sALvg in the world for
nnulf, Bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt
,nheum, Fever sores, letter Chappoi
Hands, ChilOlaius, Corns and all Skin
Erupuons, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. IT'S guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re.
funded. Price % cents per box. For
sale by \. G. Smith A %.
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"ChambeTlain'- Cough Remedy Is
as staple as coffee Ia this vicinity. 1t
has done an immense amount Of good
since IT, Introduction here" A. NJ.
NoHpELL, Maple Ridge, MINI. For
sale by u. G. Nj. |. Drug Dept. Us
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-18

IN" ttnh tG"nrNnl suEsrry Company
Has removed IT, office to it, nur.
series Ia Sugar House Ward. Take
the Rapid Transit street Cars marked
"talder's Park, Forest Dale, or llth
East Street" Poet Office, sugar
Olah. dMs
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS

WE ARE REGULARLY AUTHORIZED
w Agrnts for yearly subscription. 70 tho
New Nuft World, New York TrihHas. iuulsyluc
t0Hufr J.sugl Hnd Atlanta CIasiiHfioH AIsu
tue S. g. itillnu Almanar ami Cosmopolitan
Magazine. We have appointed ST.. james VII.
ls, cub agent, Who viii bring you ID certificate
NJ drruait On y. u. schpttirr, Hautcr. before
receiving your subscription. lie Will also tako
sultguucrs 90 the NthU, but no MONEY thgro.
Tor. whtrn must be pad tn the cIrritr orr
the Ews ONCE for further information.
address.
TilE iNTER MOUNTAIN NEWSPAPER a
ADVERTISING AGENHN.
l.. -. BoN 1871. san Lake city. utah.
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DIR. J. THOMAS, SuRUROS DENTIST,
No. 10 Main street.. All work gUsr.
Anteed. AugstbctiCs administered.
Fritn and patrons invited. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-18

I'Asl rAYMENrs; HOUSEHOLD TIR.
- niiure, carpets, stoves, etc. at rs ". Sec
ind south. second hand.
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BY G. T., Dallin, Artist. In plaster,
5000 each. For sale by g. II. Saw.
age. u5
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The most wonderful discovery ~ the
age; good health ani lorg witty iecured
by following freshmen d scrlbrd IN
"Dr. Wiiford Halps Health Pamph.
to-" Price $500. George Goddard,
Agent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-02-18

In buying cough medicine foi
children" says II. a. Walker, prom
inent druggist OF Ogden, Utah, "never
be afraid 10 buy Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. There Il no danger from u
snd relief ~ always sure 10 follow. !
particularly recommend Chamber
lainis because have found 1t TO be
tnfo nud reliable. 80 cent bottles for
sale by Il. O. NJ. I. Drug Depi. Us
have been troubled with chronic
cRhrfh for years. Ely. Cream Balm
IA the only remedy among the many
that | have used that affords me re-
lief L. W. Willard, DIulglst, Joliet
III.
Ny Son has been afflicted With nasal
catatrb since quite young. WAS In.
ducei TO tiy Eiy's Ctenm Balm, ana
before he had uocd one bottle, that dis
agreeable catarrhal smell had nll icfi
him. He appears NJ well ~ any one.
II IL the best catarfh remedy IN the
markell. G. Oimstoai, AfcOla, III.
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Dr. Burrows, Ooulist, Aurlst aud on.
uclan. spec,aclcs lifted. Commercial
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MOTTO T.

A GOOD NEw MILK COW. CALI. At
N 90 ". North Temple street, dsodiy
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NOTICE

ME- 9. = NICHOLS Is Va LONGER IN
VI my employ, and an perarus are hefery
warned bot 60 enter into any contract with MN
Zoe vurs 10 he furnished by me, A. he has nn
authority TO dosn. ELIAS NOHNIs
lVh. ~, Ihll rN.v n
The Portland daily press., 1892-08-10
Labor Day Celebration.

At the meeting of the committees on
Labor Day, of the Central Labor Union,
held in Lewiston, it was reported thai
arrangements were made for one fare on
the Maine Central trains to Lake Marano-
cook; two prizes will be offered IN tne
working boat race of $50 and $40 respect
lively, and two crews will enter from
Portland and one from Bangor. There
will be the usual sports with appropriate
prizes. At the 2.30 p. m. meeting, MI.
F. W. White of Auburn will preside and
Messrs. Skiffington and Floyd will speak.
The American Cadet band ssof Portland
Lewiston Brigade band, Lewiston Union
band and Imperial drum corps will fur
nish music. There will be parades in
Portland and Lewiston. Gov. Burleigh,
the mayors of Portland, Lewiston, Gar
diner and Auburn, Labor Commissioners
Mathews and Clark, President Telotson
and ex-President Carver of the Maine
Federation of Labor, will be guests.
The Portland daily press., 1892-08-10
The Foresters.

Today the Foresters of Portland and
their friends celebrate their annual field
day at Long Island The boats leave
Portland Pier at 1918 a. M and 200,
400 and 600 o'clock p. m. The dinner
will be served after the arrival of the 6
O'Clock boat at the Granite Spring Cast
no. Among the many interesting fea-
lures will be dancing by sunlight, as the
orchestra will be in attendance both at
ternoon and evening. The committee
have secured the safe and commodious
steamer Merryconeag to take the party
to the city after the entertainment.
Tickets can be secured at the wharf, or
at R. F. Somers's hat store, Alden's drug
store and from the committee. A num-
Der of people who are visiting in this
city will be presena to join in the festivi-
tiet
The Portland daily press., 1892-08-10
For additional Local News SCI
Fifth Page.
PERSONAL.
MbsNWGF&wN

Hon. Tobias Lord and Mrs. Lord OF
Steep Falls were in town yesterday
Miss Eta S. Rice, the favorite contralto
singer, is very i'll at home on Park street.
Captain Ormen Mumford has taken the
brig Screamer and will go to Cuba and
Turks island, bringing home salt.
Ex-Governor Dingley passed through
the city yesterday noon on his way from
Washington. He will join his family at
Squirrel Island.
Hon. Julius G. Burrows of Michigan
was in the city yesterday. He is stop
ping with his family at the Sea Shore
House at Old Orchard.
Messrs. Philip G.. Brown, James 81.
Over and John Brown returned yesterday
from their two months sojourn in Eu-
rope.
II. NJ. Whitney and a party of friends
passed through Union station yesterday
in private car, en- route for st. Johns
bury, VT. Mr.. Whitney is president Of
the West End street railroad, Boston.
MI. B. H. Kinds, a long time clerk II
the Portland Custom House, and later
u. S. Treasury special agent, but now
customs representative for the wooden
manufacturers of the country at New
York, is visiting the Ottawa House.
The Portland daily press., 1892-08-10
RECEPTION TO SENATOR FRYE.
There Will be Fine Gathering at d ia
mond Island Today.

The reception rendered to Senator Frye
will take place at the Portland club
house, Great Diamond island, at p. m.
today. Besides the regular Casco Bay
Steamboat Company service Manager
Cooling has kindly placed Especial boat
on the line to leave Custom House wharf
at 2.30 O. clock.
After the speaking an informal recep-
ton will be rendered to Mr.. Frye. The
members of the Young Mems Republican
Club, and of the Lincoln Club, as well as
the public generally, have been invited
to be present On account of the short
time given to make the arrangements,
and the fact that all the room is likely to
be needed for the audience it has been
decided not to have any dinner served.
The reception and meeting are open to
all Republicans.
The Portland daily press., 1892-08-10

The man who visits Boston and neglects to
see the new Hotel Reynolds misses one OF the
finest sights and most attractive hostelries OF
the city There is not more artistic or luxuri-
GUS hotel vestibule in this country; the floors
are richly tiled the walls are pictures in the
highest style of mural decoration, the furnish
ing is worthy of palace. The old cafe was
well worth visit; the new one, double the size
of the old, with its walls of plate-gass mirrors,
and its frieze, an art gallery of natures beau
ties, is scene of beauty and magnitcence I'M
surpassed in America.
The Portland daily press., 1892-08-10
They Got the Liquor.

The sheriffs early yesterday morning
seized a large quantity of whiskey at No.
All Commercial street. James A. Con-
well and his son occupy the place, and
both were caught. The sheriffs were on
hand at o'clock, when the shop opened
for business. During the first few mo-
ments customers went streaming in at
the rate of one a minute. Deputies
Chute and Plummer were watching from
across the street, and when business was
at it's height made a dash for the store.
Conwell, the elder, was watching, and
saw them coming. He slammed the
door and propped it hastily, but the
sheriffs stormed it, sending the glass fly
ing around Conwells head. Both Con-
we'll and his son were arrested, and will
be arraigned in court today.
The Portland daily press., 1892-08-10
A Centennial Anniversary.

The centennial celebration of Fryeburg
Academy will be held at the Chatauquan
grounds Wednesday, Aug. 18th. A spe-
cial train will be provided for all the
friends of the school, and all are cor
daily invited to attend. The fare has
been reduced to $1.50 for the round trip.
The trains will leave Union Station at 7
o'clock in the morning. and will return,
leaving Fryeburg about Z o'clock in the
evening, thus enabling all who desire to
return the same day.
Arrangements will be made with the
different railroads and steamboats, to con-
tinue the Chatauqua rates until after the
meeting. A programme of the meeting
will soon be published.
The Portland daily press., 1892-08-10
Cummings BROTHERS Attached.

The firm of Cummings Brothers, deal
ers in beef and ice, have been attached.
Mr.. Elmer Cummings says that the trou-
BILE is due to the fact that the firm are re-
ceivers or selling agents for Kansas City
and Chicago slaughtering houses. One
of their shippers in Chicago sent them
poor beef. They stood much loss and
inconvenience thereby. Finally, by q
clause in their contract, they served no
tice on the shipper that after go days
they would take no more Of his beef
The shipper patched the matter up with
them and did well for while. Then the
old state of things occurred again, ano
another go days notice was sent to the
shipper. Then the beef combine started
branch house. The attachment is fol-
$4,000. The firm hope to pull out al
right and continue business.
The Portland daily press., 1892-08-10
PRESS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
EIGHTH PAGE
senator sherman Renews His Attack"

Senator Sherman Renews His Attack"
Senator Sherman renewed his attack and re-
fused to be convinced even by the oratory OF
the Iowa Senator. He wanted the Senate to do
the straightforward thing, and not izzle about it.
"Give the Fair $5,oo0,oO0 and do not make
believe that your are deceiving yourself in CIV
ing it 7O-cent silver dollar, or two 3b-cent
half-doIlars" If the Children cry for it, as the
Senator has said they did, "Why not give them
Castoria?" said Sherman, He knew that it was
popular thing with the little ones, more popu-
lar he thought than even the souvenir half dol
lars would be- The galleries looked down in
surprise as these remarks came from Sherman,
and Congressman who entered the Chamber
lust as Mr. Sherman uttered them, dropped into
the vacant chairs nearest the door.
The Portland daily press., 1892-08-10
BRIEF JoTTINGs.

The showers were very heavy yester-
day morning and the air very spltry.
The Democrats of Cape Elizabeth
have nominated Thomas B. Haskell for
representative.
Yacht Clarence, Capt Jones, has re-
turned from her cruise with the party
from Newton, Mass.
The Cumberland Farmers Club will
hold the first fair of the season August
oath and 25th.
After the heavy showers yesterday
the afternoon was very oppressive and
sticky. There was a great deal OF hui
midity in the atmosphere.
The schooner Miantonomah, Capt.
Joyce, brought in 116 barrels of mack.
erel and the schooner Lizzie W. Hunt &c
barrels yesterday.
The State Board of Pharmacy will
meet this morning at the Preble House
for the purpose of examining candidates
for registration as pharmacists.
The brick layers and masons will hold
their third anniversary Thursday night
at their hall on Middle street.
The schooner John M. Plummer
which has been on the. western banks, is
fitting out for mackerel. Captain Or
chard commands.
1t is reported that hay is higher il
price than for four years past 1t com
mands SIS to $40 per ton and straw S1(
to $12 per ton.
J. Coles moonlight sail was well pa
tronized last night, even if the moor
gave place to the display of heat light
ming.
If parties wishing to attend the Dis
trict School at Big Diamond next week
will please leave their names at Stock
BRIDGES arrangements will be made witt
the steamboat company for transporta
ton.
All members and friends of the parish
of the Church of the Messiah who wisl
to go on the moonlight excursion to
| night on the steamer Alice should be a
Portland Pier before o'clock. Thu
steamer will touch at Jones's Landing
on her way down the harbor.