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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14
Two knnaMnyS.

There were two exciting runaways
on Main street at noon today. The
first one caused pedestrians to scatter
In all directions. The outfit consisted
ofa bridless horse attached TO mn ordi.
nary road cart. II was brought to a
siandstill by Mr.. Farley Kimball, Of
Grantsville, SELLING the animal by one
OF It's ears and nose AID shutting Oh ils
breathing capacity. The second run.
away was by Henry GONNA double.
team delivery outfit. The driver was
thrown out In front Of Ten'dop- store
and dragged for n short distance, but
fortunately was not seriously hurt. The
wagon collidcd with buggy mar the
sidewalk and damaged u badly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14
WITHOUT FOUNDATION.


As was confidently expected 10y his
friends would be- the clse, the charge
Of adultery preferred by G. l.. Blozer
against o. O, snow, the well known
banker OF Brigham Cily.was dismissed
yesterday.
Mr.. Snow, hIsattoruey, H.W.smith,
Commissioner Bishop, the repoi'ers,
and several Others were on baud when
the ease was called. An hour passed
away and the prosecution JAILED to Ar'
peaf,and Judge Bishop announced that
inasmuoh as the evidence Of guilt was
not forthcoming the defendant would
be- dismissed aud his boudsmen exon.
Grated.
From the moment Of its Inception
the general public regarded the scheme
TO blaoken the character Of Mr.. Snow
as purely spite work aud the charges
without foundation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14
ANOTHER POLITICAL DANCE.


Following In the wake OF their his
tory-making Republican (?l associates,
the deep, dyed In the wool, Tuscaroras
and other "Liboral" Democrats,
gathered ON the smoothly-wnxed fioors
OF Clil's dancing hall on Market
street at 800 O'Clock this afternoon.
At that time Hank Barnes and Phil.
Corconn assembled the board platform
aud the seance commenced by Mr..
Barnes naming William Newton M
chairman. That gentleman promptly
stepped up and responded In the usual
stefo,yped style that this honor was on
tifely unexpected but nevertheless
he was glad he Ind been chosen. His
experience In the ranks Of Democracy
had been n most singular one. The
Tuscaroras were going TO Chicago and
receive recognition. They could tell
the Great Father that they had
fought the good fight and kept the
latin. Already the handwriting was
Oh the wall indicating the destruction
Of the straight out Democrats.
Charles Wilkes was appointed secre-
tary, after which the following COM
tnltktt was uhulfl W ttltCi nlANN htlt-
gn,es TO attend the county pow'wow
that will convene in the Theatre on the
9lst lust; ID. Is. rarpey, Ogden Hilrs,
=. IL. Lewis, Martin Lanuan and II.
| y. Baskin,
Committee on Revolutionary. w.
Powers, q. W. Hall, q, 5. Wilkes,
| John q. Packard anu Harry II. Duke.
Permanent Organization 60 W. 3.
Denney, G. $. Wilkes, w. A. Stanton
and Phil Corcorsn.
After q recess the committee ON
rtsp lutiors offered re-, luton Tecog.
MIXING the Territorial committee OF
wnicn William NJ. Ferry Is cnnirman,
They viewed with regret the action OF
the Democrats who had boltei the
regular Democratic party" That
class held out ialee, dangerous AMI
destructive light. They also recog.
nlSed tho rusoarOra society as being
Democratic and gold ami silver as
being on equal footing
The committee on permanent organ
ilation reported tho appointment OF o,
w, Powers as chairman aud MOtrii
riOmers as secretary.
The NAMES Ut the sixty delegates n
the county convention with q. W
Powers AT the head was read and Te
Ceived.
The convention was In progress wher
We went to press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14

DURsuANT TO Az ORDER or SALE TO
1 me duoatca by the District Court uf tho
Thrd judicial District OF the fUrritory ut
Utah, County of salt Lake, shall expose "a
public sale NJ the mont door OF tho County
Court House, In the CITY aud County OF salt
lake, utah Territory, on Tho 9TH day uf juno,
lsN2 40 l2 o'clock M. an she right, title. ciHim
ami iuiorcst of ilhu Wilson, Andrew Wilson,
\ grus Wilson, ElyHhoth Emily Larsen, ish'
bella g. iarfon, ani John II. Nndmansec Of,
no aud 70 the following described property,
p-Wltl Commencing % 10 point , rods south
and . rods west Of INC southwest corner 90 lot
IN hlOcL $50, Plat a." salt Lake Lity suucy,
running thence north rods, theme Easti
rod. thence i0uth rods, thence west b rods
IN tnr place nt beginning,
To uc sold o. the property OF John wilson,
Andrew Nisun, Aurs WILSON, ENguleth
EmilY lauon, lsAnulla A.. lhraeu uud.Iohn u
" uuinAnsec, 40 thu suit M Isabella q. iaFspu,
hy her euuefnl guardian, Christian Larson.
Terms OF EHlt. rush.
join u. CuMMOCK, Referee
Appointed by the THIRD Ju1i ial District
Duuft BARLOW fEHG sos,
Attorney tor Plaintiff
Dated At salt Lake City lhis lith Jay Of May,
A, u, lsi!, al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14
snERIFF's SALE.

DURsUANT TO An ORDER or SALE TO
/ me directed by the District Court 81 the
Ihud Judicial District Ot the Territory of
utAh, County u salt Lake, l shall expose nt
public sailed lat the front door of the Coun y
I ourt House, 10 the city and County Of SAT-
Lake. Utah Territory, on the 9th day Of June,
1872, at y O'Clock M, all the right title. claim
aud interest of Edith \, Morris, NJ. a, Camp,
bell and Cola ". Campbell, hls wife, William
n. sells, aud Martha Il Sells, his wife, Of In
and 10 the following described property, 10 wit
Commencing AZ the northeast corner Of Lot q,
In Block ~, Plat ~" salt Lake CITY survey /,
and running thence west : rods, thence south 2
rods, thence east rods, thence north . rods To
the place OF brznnlng, containing ~ square
rods Of ground lying aud being IA the Cily and
County OF salt Lake, Territory u Utah
10 be sold ~ the property OF Ediih N,Mnrrls,
". A. Campbell, aud Celia NJ. Campbell. his
wife, William u sells and Martha Il, sells, his
wife, at tho suit Of Harriet simons.
Terms Of salc; caHh.
ANDREW j. nuRT, sheriff.
By join u. CUMMOCk. nepnty.
JOHN N. CANNON,
Attnrdey Tor ifamuH.
Dated at Sal: Lake City this lith day OF May,
A. u. lsIl. sat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14
NOTICE.

Alta MEETING oF THE BOARD or
N Directors Of the security Abstract
company. held May llih, 1879, an assessmcni q
OF the company, payable 10 Ilins A smith,
treasurer, at the Dcstret savings Hank. salt
Lake city, on or before "wednesday the i5th
day OF June, 4 -. NH! said ASSESSMENT will
become delinquent on the above mentioned
date. ami all stock on which such assessment
IL not paid on Tor before said date viii be Ad.
yeItised 10 he sold 10 pay said assessment on
Tuesday the 9Th day ot July lsg1.
by order OF the board OF Directors.
j. 4. JENSEN,
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latest Court News.

Suit has been entered In the Third
Distric, Court today by Moses Halle,t
and George w. Clayton against the
Saltair Railway Company, to recover
the sum Of $500 aud costs for damage
10 certain property Of plaintiffs and
praying for an Injunction TO restrain tho
Defendants from further entering upon
or interfering with their land. Mar.
shall and Roylo are the plaintiffs
atLorneya.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14

For the accommodation Of those who
desire visiting the popular bathing re-
sort, the Union Pacific VIII run n
special train to Garfield Beach aud re-
turn tomorrow, leaving ~ 200 p. IN.
aud returning leaving tue Bach at
5!0Op. m. Fare f5r the round nip hny
cents. d. h. HURLEY,
Genl. Agt. Pasgr. Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14
MINNEAPOLIS. uiNN.. AND nrruas


The Union Pacific win sell tickets to
Minneapolis aud return for one fare for
the round trip TO those desiring to At.
tend the National Republican Conven.
ton which meets June Z. For dates OF
sale and limits Of Tickets or any add
tional information apply to d. Il. Bur
ley, General Agent U. p. System, 20l
Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14

For the accommodation OF those de-
string to visit Minneapolis on the
above occasion tho Union Pacific Will
sell tickets To Minneapolis and return
ut one fare for the round trip. For
dates Of sale AMI limits Of tickets or
any additional information apply %
u. T.. BURLEN,
Agent Union Pacific System, col
Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14

For the accommodation Of these who
desire visiting the popular bathing re-
sort, the Union Pacific will run a
special train 10 Garfield Beach nnd re-
turn tomorrow, leaving AZ 2;lD p. m.
aud returning leaving the Bench Mt
$500 y. In. Fare for round trip hity
cents. d. II. hurley,
Gonl. AT. Pasgr. Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14

Tnr regular monthly meeting Of the
salt Lake County Momau's Suffrage A.
-ooiation will be held In the Thirteenth
ward assembly room ON Tuesday, the
l7th, at . pm. All members are par
ticularly requested to be present, aud tho
public are cordially invited. q. c. H..
Wells, Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14
NOTICE OF sHERlFF's SALE or
REAL ESTATE,

DURsUANT TO AN EXECUTION 10 NJ
Il directed by tho Third Judicial llsuis
Court OF Utah Territory, In an acton WHEREIN
fbcr Case WIS plaintiil, and =. W, scott W. "
fcndani, / have icyicd uTun aud on the snI l. .,
" May, A. y, l,o9, NJ u o'clock NJ, ~ lhe uggte
door % tho County Court House, " VIC W.
and County NJ salt Lake, Will sull ~ WIZ
auction Tor cash, 10 The highcst bidder ~ ti w
right. title AID interest that :. w, Scol ItlaHss
Tie 2lnd day 81 August, A u, lsin, or uat, ~
afterwards acquired, Of, In and 10 All lh9 ~,
lowing described hcli Esinte, or % marl VIZ, ~
NJ a. will satisfy The SAID execution ana Az e''
CruinF costs, 10 wiz 81 18th
10 LOIS Nino with half Of street on No'''
aud West .,.t.t.-
street ON North.
Al Of Lot seven. Al Of lot IlihI
All OF lot Eleven. Al u Lot views
Al In Block Twenty Of Ten Acre l!At -.
Dig field SURVEY, together win hali o. suvs,,,
adjoining said Lots. An Of SAID land !. l. "
uaicd In thc' Ceuntg Of SAT- Lake IeH"o'' W
Utah. t
A. n. ltgl NNDREM bulfli shtnn'
by joins u, o. uMook, Deputy. G''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14

Nff'iNA y Univ " WV
For the accommodation Of those who
desire visiting the popular hathing re-
sort, the Union Pacific VIII run n
special train To Garfield Beach and re-
Turn tomorrow, leaving al 300 y. m.
aud returning leaving tue beach at
6.00 y. IN. Fare for round trip hfty
cents. u. r.. hurley,
genl. Agt. Paagr. Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14
Inquiries as to Utah's Resource,


5. l.. Hosieltor, u capitalist Of Sioux
City, Iowa, has written for informa-
ton as to the opportunities for invest
mentin Utah. Secretary Sears Of the
Board Of Trade forwarded In reply a
letter stating that for loauing money,
Investing In r0al estate, OF Ia manufac-
turing, Utah Offered the best facilities
Of amy place IA the United States.
There Is already eight to ten millions
Of capital Invested IN banks, loan aud
trust companies, In salt Lake, but nye
time- that amour. could be profliably
invested in developing the vast re-
sources Of the place.
Conrad Wright " Co. gas regula.
tors II And,ron, Ind, have written
to Secretary Sears OF the Board OF
Trade for Information relating TO
natural gns. a representative Of tue
firm c3ntemplates a visit To Salt Lake
Ia connection with their business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14
NOTICE TO oRrplIoRs.
Estate Of l'eoeceA Al. JOnoi, DcceA,,i.

NoTiUE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny rur
~ undersigned, y. y. Jones. admirtit,i3s,
Ut the ostate VI llobscca n. Jones. deresisi "
the credtora ~, and all person. h,ving $780,
slinst he said deceased, 10 exhibit tlsn e,Is
the necessary voucher, within four IsSrit.
after the nrst publication Of this notice III ~,
lnii Administrator at hia once, fnlta IA N,
Constitution Hutlding. salt Lake civ. m n.
county Of salt Lake.
Dated April y, isl2,
n. v JONES
ionCa, deceased.
hAsLow FERGUSON, Attorney for pla.nua
q sat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court ot tho County u SAT-
Lake, Territory Of Utah.


In the matter Of the csistc % Andrew ieier'
son, deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ iirurica g. Peterson, administrairN q
the csiaic Of Andrrw retetor, deceased,
nave rendered FOR settlement AMI died m
said court their luh account Of heT airu'
istratnn u SAID estate and peuuqu 700
nnal distribution Of tho residue OF sad etlile
among Tho persons entitled thereto, and mAl
thursday, the Va day OF May, a. u, w =
10 O'Clock a. M, At the tourt room 81 aall
Court, in the County Court House, tAf lale
City and County, Utah Territory, has been deI
appointed BY the Judge Of said court Tor ~
settlement % said account and hearing sad W
utiun fnr distribution, At which time Ati pace
any person interested In said estate may appear
and show cause, " a there be-, Wty said Ae..
count sh0uld not he settled and approved lr1
dnal distr button made as prayed 70.
Dated Apiii IS, ls02- .
CLERK Of the i'rohata Cogrt
by CAusrtS BKowSr, ia, DEPUTY CLERK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14

DrrrrY CLEUK BWowSr issued mar
rugo license, this forenoon To Jonathan
Mntley, aged %, aud Elizabeth \. Lpth-
am, aged 3ii julius n0ohlci, aged ~, OF
salt Iako,and Carrie Giorlscb, OF uounti.
lul, aged -,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14

+. u. Gilmore Of Omaha Is on visit to
this city.
James L. Polk of New York IL at the
kuutsford.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14

NkrANrED-pLRMANE OFFICE Assts.
w tlnt; either sex; H1llry filn Railway
fare paid 10 oillce. Enclose self addressed
sHmped envelope. n. JOINS, see'y, san
frAAcieco, Cal, au
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14

Onlco OF the Viavi Co. Ladies In
poor health please call on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoon. Room 500
Consultation Building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ~
~ pursuance ofan order u the froplw
Court ~ salt Lake County, Utah Iefrllol'
made April ~, "a, the underlined hininlt'
traitor u tie cftAto Of J0anua Parker, deceased
VIII, on saturday the lith day Of May, w,
the law ofilO1 ~ Harlow Ferguson, room Ny
Constitution building, salt Lake ClV,M y
o'clock noon Of said day, or after tai1 iime 70
which the .sllo may be continued, tei ?.
private sale 70 the highest bidder, iot
rAsn, and subject 10 tho eonurnAuDh
By faid Court, an the right, titc, ialeth
and estate " the said Joshua fafAf
nc the time ~ his death or afterwards, o. n
and To tho following described real tsule' w
uttcdin salt Lake County, Utah Territory thi
particularly described As tolowa, 70 VII ~
ginniug o. rods west aud ~ rods south or ".
northeast corner Of the southwest quMlsi ~
section y, Township one, North OF hanFe wv
west OF sails Lake Meridian, thence Weal s,',
rods, thence north SIS rods, thence uA.l ~
rods, anu thence south ai.a rods 20 beginhli
Bids IN writing VIII BIO received on me alo,s
described land either NJ said onlce, or ~ ",
raid sale. j. w. sUNNlERllAfs.
Administrator Of said LslAie'
BARLOW FERGUSON, Attorney for Estate, "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14
T. ". IHRTG. N. D.,
rs d 20 Walker giook, Corner Main and
Third South Streets,

Sc The Doctor has lad twenty ycnrs Of sue.
ccsfiul practice, trtidcs having been Tor many
ycstu tuTgtun Of tho baltimore x OHIO Hau
Cancer. laWufH End trrtN unraaesi also
'mh'o Weakness and other diseases peculiar
the sex.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14
srrsronv or rmE HAMMOCK srAss

The History Of the Bsnnook stasf
compiled by Andrew Jenson, ana ls,o
ly published In the DEsERET WEEKLY,
hS now beon ifHued In pamphlet loil.
aud can now b. had at the DEsLht.
NEws office at 25 cents per coIy' u~'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14

1000 HEAh or STOCK CATTLE
IOOO Aidfe's with full paruculars
rlnss, sex, ard lowest price. Lock lios 30
Wood River, Ncb, dtlw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14

.InsErII M. MILsnN.

A GENT OF THE CHEAT WESTERN
~ Manufacturing Co, has changed hia resi-
denrc 90 - :. sixth Eaat street Telephone
,Qi Take car on either second or Third south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-05-14
LEGAL NsTlcs.


asfA'f ANANAtftN w wan
In the matter Of the Estate u Thomi, Efh.
htison, Decreased.
NOTICE - iihRLBY GIVEN, TuNr
~ john ii,Walkrr. Administrator q NJ q.
tate u lhomHs hiclhfdsnn, dcrcasud tssfta.
dcfcd iorsetucmtnt. and hlo1 N sald court, he
thal account 90 his AdminiHtraii0u OF sad
estate, nud petition for o appointment q
commissioners 90 partition aud Ter uual dntu-
button u tho fealuun Ut taIi estate amolg mo
psfapns eniitlcd thereto; and that TUESDAY.
me iist day ~ May. is9l, ~ 10 O'Clock D, h..
~ The Count Rnnn Of sad Court, To- the Couriy
Cont House. salt lake CITY and County, tuh
Territory has boen duly appointed by the JUDGE
Of saii court for the frtiirncnt Of SAID a..
count, and hearing said puiitio n Tor the ap.
polnimoht otcoinmlssiunera IA partition and taf
distribution ,ai which tine aud place hnypgTi9a
interested In anid estate may appoar and shns
cause, u any there b.. why sad account should
not DO settled and approved and commission
rrs IN partition appointed and Aaal duifi5a'
ton made ~ prayed for.
Dated May 10Th. isql,
g. Y. ALLEN,
CLERK Of the Probate Court
ny CAusrES BRuWSl, ia, Deputy Clerg.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


fI'wO HORSES AND TWO cows, NENr
4 Friday aud saturday at the 1ithlnf Yard.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-02-11

SIdo Of F 8 |
street, |
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aid STR
Herol
etreet, |
I1tion Of |
76 street s;,
Street 1
ld, aero |
! &Ilzlder line |
md of s |
street
0ditiou I |
f5n8 First st |
the
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yWny in b |
|l1sn Of
In col;
Ibrth bo |
~-N
~ and
n, 'Fss,rgynass.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-02-11

franchise from the east line OF "lsnka''
Mat west on Front, First and Second az
Tar as Chehalis street thus effectually con-
trolling the only eastern entrance 10 'he
o;t,. = asks for the control OF the entire
uoter front and many streets which II
can scarcely expect to utilize.
The ordinance makes no provision as 70
when construction Of the road shall De
commenced nor provides a pena,'S '''
non-fultillment of such stipulailohs az
the city should require THIS railroad
company is home institution ana II ~
not to be supposed it would endeaVor 10
secure a franchise which would be iil-m-
cal to the interests of the city ana n"
doubt an ordinance will be passed giving
the company franchise which VIII De
alike satisfactory to it and to the people,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-02-11
A DAY IN CHURCH.

That many people attend church Tor
the purpose of prayer, praise and &c vo-
ton there is no question. Ever since the
advent of the pure and holy Nazarihe
there have been faithful and devout men
and women who have worshiped at his
shrine and it will be we'll for the world II
there ever vii. be. There is nothing
more beautiful than the fervent, simple
and transformations worship of the earnest
Christian, who enters the sanctuary as II
it were the holy of the holies. and without
regard to his surroundings engages In
fervent and soulful worship of the Being
to whom he ascribes omniscience, omni-
presence and competence and from
whom he acknowledges not only the
blessings Of this life but the unspeakable
glory Of eternal life. in His kingdom with
golden streets and pearly gates.
To him who, az an eye witness, faith
fully observes the congregations that inject
to worship in Gods holy Sanctuary, on
the sabbath day, there is lesson that is
not down in any of the books, and which,
if az the Christian earnestly believes, is
observed by Jehovah from His throne OF
omnscence, must rapidly fill His books
in contemplation Of Of the judgement.
| Now, far be it from the HERALD, to
Judge the heart or motive of any man or
woman, in anything, much less in their
assumed worship in the church OF God,
but one cannot help but form impressions
from actions and conduct even in the
sanctuary of the Most High.
The question askd by Him who had
authority to ask "What came ye out for
to ee?" is one that might properly be
asked of all congregations. Thatchurches
have degenerated from what they were in
their primitive state, when bare-headed,
with sandaled feet and clothed in home
spun, they approached the sanctuary ia
too patent for controversy. They are
now simply fashion bazars, the men and
women merely acting as dummies to dis
play the latest. cuts in garments and the
newest designs in millinery and fancy
goods. AS Mr.. and Mrs. Pomp and their
daughter Flora McFlimsy enter, always
late, they are the cynosure Of all eyes
and it matters not how earnest the zines.
sage from on high" all eyes are turned
toward them to scan them from head tc
foot. And half of the audiences are gen.
orally Pomps and McFlimsys.
1t is indeed sad commentary on
modern worship. The golden calf that
Aaron set up was not half as foolish as
the shrine at which the people of the
present day worship. And yet every
breeze watts to our ears the wailings Of
the sich in distress and the poor in desti
tuition.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-02-11
THE RAILROAD ORDINANCE

The proposed ordinance granting a
franchise over the streets of the city to
the Aberdeen & Victoria Railroad CON-
pany is the most important matter which
has yet come before the present council
and it should receive the thoughtful and
kindly consideration of every member Of
that body. The ordinance is very vola-
minous and confers large privileges and
rights upon the company-more than ii
would be wise to give one or any corpora
ton.
The company ask for thirty-foot right
Of way; twenty feet is enough; it asks a
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-02-11

THE West Coast Trade must have been
looking this way when it printed the fol-
lowing: CHOW is good time for the
kicker to die, and for the man who loves
his home and has faith in his town, to
hustle. No business will run itself, no
society will run itself, and no town can
run itself we'll unless each individual
does his part. Do you ever think OF it?
Is our city prospecting because Of you OF
in spite of you? If you are kicker get
job as night watch somewhere SO you
will sleep day times and not be hindering
the people who are saving your town
Such fellows never die; they kick out o.
existence, and the whang doodle Oh
yankee doodle mourneth not much"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-02-11

THROUGH reported change IN the
ownership of the Tacoma Ledger Clinton
A. Snowden, secretary of the Tacoma
chamber of commerce, becomes ianag-
ing editor vice David A. Maulsby, who
returns to his old position as foreman OF
the mechanical department. 1t is said
Nelson Bennett has secured the control
ing interest in the paper, which rumor Mr..
Bennett denies. Will Nelson Bennett
now blossom out as a senatorial candi-
date?