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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-26
Lol aVOo1 LDrza
UARNICIONERIAY COLCH0NERTA
de Jose Torres y Perez.
UNICO I'm Ell RAAGO

Ell duefo de este acreditado estahleeimieuto
tene el honor de parcpar al pnblico, habero tras-
ladado de la ealle de Tetuan ntm. Al & Is de San
Francisco n6m. SO, local mas ampio y centrIco, en-
d0ade Ofrece servlciOs al pdhlcO en- los ramos
|expresad0s, los que ha cOnsagradO mas de veinte
amos de practca en- los princpales talierea de En-.
r0pa.
COnfecciona compOne toda elase de arnases
para caballos de c0che silla.
Verifca todo trabaio del ramo de guarnicio.
nerfa talabarteria, por diffcil y cOmpIicado are
sea, asf como construye tambi6n colchones alne-
hadas, lonas para camas, maletas de cuero, caFte-
ras de viaje, cinturenes demas objetos pertsne-
eientes dichOe ramos.
Tiene el gusto de ofrecer tambi6n las selo-
ras y sehOr1tas un variado surtido de cntureFee
de Ultima mOda y de todos preci0s. 49,
Construye correajes para militares, vOluL ia
rios armada. @s Et I. q
Ofrece tambi6n un variado surtido de funas @
de rewolvers, asf negrae como de dolores, iieas
grabadaA, Hiuas de montar para sehoraa cab&1ls
ros, eiegantes cabezadas con ad0rn0s sencllla.,
bridas espuelas de varias classes, sudadeI0s, foe
:es y tOdO 10 necesario para enjaexar un LriosO
caballo con Ia e.egancia gustO que pueda desear
el mas apuestO jinete para nontar cen orgullo.
Acuda el ptblicO que desee prop0rciOI arae
esOs artculos = cualesqliera 0tros del ramo este
acreditadO establecimientO, en- La seguridad de
que quedsra sumamente c0mplacid0, DO solo p0r
In buena calidad de los objeSos, sino por su eles
gancia = baratura al extreme de no tensr c0mpe4
tencia an toda la Isla, pues Ia norma de sa daeno
no es otra que dejar complacida el gusto mas egiA
gente de sus favorecsdoraR,
PuertO-RicO, de Diciembre de 1891.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-26
Julian Jose de .Ahedo

AGENTS. DE NEaoCIOS Luna ii
So hace cargo do ls Senta de eaaAb y fEntos
aSl pass. Tiene eomlsiones DC venaaf vafiaa
sasaa DO alto J tarTeras, asi oosno DO eolocar
aarato aosarasnsoa do buanas ATaaag
AGEDo rssaona nassaaaaa eaaaaS lae hncae
Ipe aeas ogsaa G. ysassa a sssa payeA
n @ aaalasa g. asastausA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-26

I, .ARGARIDA y Co, Luna "a, .Imac6l d.
nuebles de todas classes tO1neadOs. dit ms
%E AnOv0dad,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-26

n UDWlG DUPLACE, Tetuan 8, Tires ;om-
stones, mercancfas secas, fabrica do licores
&agen5es dc los vapores de Sobrinos de Her iera.
Compaaias de Seguros Marftimas y de lcen-
AS AtG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-26

mOCHOA Y HERMANOS Tetuan Is. Comi
stones, gires a.macen de povisiones de toda
procedencia agentes del vapor costanero EM
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-26

IA ARCELO Y PERUJO, Tetuan 35, Complet,
surtido de provislones para ventas por mayor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-26

N NOEL y co, San Jueto IA, Surtido genera
ds Quncaila dlversidad de efectos, Vental
b ror mayor detail,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-26

g"R1GO, CITzDANESy y 90, Tetuan SO, alme-
ceAisGas de provisiones de todas procedenciss
y para vontas por mayor,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-26

@igarriILOS ularCa RlGAR@>

a VELINO ELIZALDE, San Francisco 43, Gran
- surtido de tejidos de novedad para Sras Ca
Kballeros, artfculos para viaje, y especialidad
camas de hierrO etc, ImportaciOnes directa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-26

r. ELK M. .BOADA.-Agencia Maritime Conner
b elal situada en- la calle del COmercio, Marina
iespadas del Dep6sito Mercantil.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-26

& UOESORES DE 2, MASJU4N y %, Sal
! IA Francisco A, Gran almac6n de muebles, De
kW amos objetos de fanGasfa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-26

Ea .MRLOA y 90, San JGsto L, Estenso Y Y
riado surtido de mercancfas, agentes de Lo
" Eqmitativa' Sociedad de Seguros de Vida,
Existencias de hilo especial para coser.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-26

e. UCESOR DE QUEVEDO HESS, Marina
u agentes de compra y venta de frutos Fabrics
y dc hcores. GaranGiza la pure "a de los mismo
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WANTED-ROOMS.


WASrED-CQMFoRIAB ABLE FURNIsHEp
w room. With light and heat. with bath prefcrred
torth Of r g and easf Of sth 81 n ". questions
sked Address A j.. star once ocl1-3t
WANTED A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
W or unfurnishsd 2d-story rooms north Of l
p.rticular.. rvferenee- b. p. X Star once ocl7-5t'
NUANTED-Two OR THREE ROOMS on SEC
w ond fOor. With board. for family Of three; pri-
rate family or small select boarding house perIna-
hsnt rye location and rate NJ. c.. star ONCE
UANTYD-A GOOp-sIZFD FURNISHED ROOM
w fr~t noor. suitable for light house Keeping for
q elderly ccurle. sttte terms. he. Capitol Hill
rsfsrred- Address p K l.. star Once. ocl5-3t'
tTANrEDL2 OR 3 UNPUBLISHED ROOMS,
w frsf second foor; In nrst elass location; for
lvesss lon<sr 4 .sresAols Snly Ih9se ssvins hand
selS-R'
CrAxTEp-fHEEE Oh POUR FURNISHED OR
w partly furnished rooms for light housekeeping
~ two quiet ladies'. state location and price which
fYrf b reasonable. Address z. Room 1O5. Patent
Hcs. oc1S-3ts
tNANTEp-FURNIsHED AND USFURNIsHED
w roos. all parts 81 city cheapes. and surcsf plan
b-ecure drsirable roomsrs Scslsoltshed 1880.
sHAcxLEfoRD's AGENCY. AZ iiih Ct NV
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WAREHOUSES;.

"ANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE BY TWO
w adults rent not to exceed S45 month: will
furnish bed linen. table linen and towels. Address
Boz z, Star once. IT.
"ANTED-BY PARTY WITH SEVERAL HUN
w dred dollars. cash and monthly payment. aseven
to ten-roo house, with modern improvements. in
good location nv Owners wishing 70 sell these
terms address COLUMBUS. Star once. ocl5-3t.
WANrED-A MODERN HOUSE IN GOOD LO-
w cation; near Dupont Circle preferred. Owner
viii address J. r. HEREFORD. 14f9 G st. ocI5;a
VTANTED-FoR CASH CUSTOMER, A NEAT
w or sroom house in the n. ". Cap. Hill. W.
PARKER SMITH. 1910 St wv. ocI5-3t.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

ana barn. adjoining the above for bCo 500 down.
and sTonna
On arlington Heights. ne.r electric cars. for g. 500
an. st
Church, for $40 per acre very easy terms Also 100
and deed Of rps an ole, sc make
large and o. around tSs
Oei4.s. JAMES E. CLEMENTS. 1921 F ST. NV.
Z Of most valuable land at Mt Vernon. also at
osnaf %
COR sALE-A GRFAT BARGAIN-2s ACRES ADJ
BILE building lots at Forest Glen, Nd; also moe
hS oeis.,m j. R. HEHrf iaIsa ST.
FOR RENT-A CHOICE COTTAGE. WITH LARGE
L lot at Forest Gien' Md. j. op Il hf hs
oc15lw 141e & st.
ground fronting on sheridan ave. price. q. OO0
balance HGoS @SR!6.f $50 ~ ST. .v
FOR sAALE Ell WILL PAY you TO INyEsTI-
#sssHHSisSfs if; ss$ f.
FOR sALE-OR WILL ExCHANG FOR CITY
pr0ger,y improved or M, 9rnipProysd.that splendid
baldwin farm and containing IS acres. more less.
iii ss ss sps
as VII .ois: land r miles from this az:
f.. is;R ~ suit PfH fiHR'
FOR SALE : CHOICE LOTS ON ARLINGTON
Heights. overlooking the entire city. at from to
in to Yards ~ s
S% sls aN5 St. plns; and Information sIg to
NOR SAIF-RFIUTIFII Wiz sITp .DI0IN
shs acres
EoR, sALE-AT TAKoMA PARK. GROOM AND
oclSs iMs fs &I IKE
F9R REST11T1NTHRoP HEIGHTS. AT STATION
very Ss sdS1 4room cottage. Inauir. ssR g.
FOR sALE-FRoM 90 TO % ACRES ON METRO
a.F within thin three min
V ocioeos 8 any l'n0 w. nYis66uNa 1908 nx
.ad 3? q sass Ssss &
a HShs !fa
FOR RENT-A PLACE OF 14x ACRES. BORDER
Ing on Rock creek. near electric and Forest
fenced Apply to Z. =. JONES. Forest Glen. Nd 'A
EoR RENT-A HANDSOME FoUR-ROoM COT
3ss9e ssRsG 9 per mS sf1,m
r ORT MEYER HEIGHTS.
Have you been there. Are you looking for safe in
Where values are fsns will pay you to
city and on the Washington and Arlington Electric
NOW IN OPERATION
Eight minutes ride from terminus Of cable line in
Two hundred feet elevation overlooking entire city
Money :dy.ncsd to lot purchaser. to build homes.
,sssS; : 4 a,
foSciSle than anything that might b
Mssss: e s': Sc 1ssH
home. for an investment and for
LEGITIMATE SPECULATION.
estase IN the Vicinity q Fort Meyer and
md sssnea TO & ns :s ~ Ing q
T.s AID as1S the
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY BRIDGE
At Three Sisters" will Be under construction at
Now i the time to invest c.ii OF Write for %sps
ROBINSON LODGE.
Managers of Fort Meyer Heights.
90 ande5 Atlantic building.
oc1-1m OPS and $50 st. NV.
FOE SALE Or ExCHANaE-A FINE t6-AoRE
Barn a.r sss s.'. miles TST ne
s:s. 'R' RafL iS; son son. w Hs e.
IT YOU WANT TO BUY PROPERTY FOR
On rs f g al
ing. Special bargsius In BrookisnS Scnth nrncS1snd
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANfED-TO EXCHANGE FOR UNINPROvED
w property IN NV, modern Groom bricks. l9x
3d. under good rent price. So, 500; West ashtng-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
BOARDING.

1900 10TH ST. NV, NEAR DUPONT CIR
lO&O Gle and 81. cars; nrst-class rooms and Ia
BILE for ladies and gentlemen. No children ocl5-6ts
WANTED-lN A PRIVATE FAMILY ON EAST
w CAPITOL 81. near 1th. two three boarders
rooms. hrst-ciass table best references exchanged
Address NJ D., star of.ice. ocl5-5ts
900 lsT ST. NE, BRIGHT SUNNY ROOMS
&&O for permanent and transient guests;
cars. Capitol B. and o. depot; steam heat open
nres rood board at reasonable rates. ocl2-1ws
CuRsT-cLASs BOARD AND CHOICE ROOMS,
with all modern improvements; centrally located
and moderate chsrres- S2 Indiana ave. ssos-3m
MRS. BLANCHE A. LAMBERT-s BOARDING
M and Apartment HOUSE. y21 East Capitol st. now
open- Handsome suites Of rooms for fanites aces
aible by lines Of herdtcs and street cara ss33m
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-Mo ST. eI. FURNISHED ooA-
plste and newly painted heuse IN exnsllsnt ecndi-
ton and canveHtsnily located Ne cspitel i9s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
FOR RENT-STABLES.

EOR RENT A NICE ROOMY BRICK STABLE
Il ct moderate rent located near and 9th SITS n w.
large alley Address GOOD. Star Office. oI5-3t'
EOR RENT-A GOOD STABLE, 1872 ST. OP-
Il postte British legation. Apply at 1016 Vermont
ave. for further Information. ocl:ltjts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
SPECIALTIES.

EI.EoTkIc TREATMENT ron ksErNAI7sE
~ ncuralKtA- roiatica pzrAysls and ali rsr~on. sfe-
tor sgre euack cure. Df. HAYwkRD. spss,sls.t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
LOST AND FOUND.

hOAoh AMI TOOND.
L osT-wHITE BULL Doo. WITH BLACK oy
ti snd one glass eye. Liberal reward n r-turnsd
-. ~. u. W. IL
4 osT-DrRING GRAND ARMY wFFK SMALL
~ grtp with Iarers. Address y. n. BURKE Pot
mssnington. Reward NJ flkton. opposite n and p.
oePot IL
~ ave. small silver watch and chain Return -
xlA 81 n W and receive reward oc17A
I LIBERAL REWARD AND NO QUESTIONS
~ asked. Lost, on 7th ct line. IN grip car No. Is,
eAtnrday nirht about O'Clock. srcOunt b,ok. a
no Va us 70 any one but owner Return 10 loDR q.
TAME TO NY PREMISES or OCTOBER :. iers.
penses. csil'st NJ sHUGEuE's. "a conduH road ne
7 osIzss REWARD ron RETURN or GOLD
isarsd.s. i5sS. Return % i:Rii 4 al ave awe Il
EoUND-A. SUM OF MONEY IN IKE NEroB
= eS9 ~ OF q msrtet CAL st ASDkfM Lohf
I osT-ocroBER Ia NAVY BLUE sToRn
~ serye haser sost IN navy yard or from th>s
through Garfield Park Reward n returned 10 <l4b
o.. ne. IT,
4 osT-sc0 REwARD-oSF KNIGHTS TTMpLAB
~ and sco.tish Rite charm going from Pa. ave sn1
l4sh 81 20 5th ST.. thence 70 thence through Why
i.2i, and Monument eroundA Return 10 AckEHS
L OBTAINED AoEocoo oovfKFD ITNE BOX
coxTkAcIoR's OFFICE. power house. Ia ss4f
4 osT-A GOLD MEDAL ENGRAVED WITH THF
~ name o. hEry A. sheridan. Fivs doiisrs r~v'srd
p.ia Tor rstg n. 10 THOMAS SHERIDAN. 1924 IN
cDrrr rrr,C
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

Tor RENT.HALL; SIZE. 2oxs0 FEET; SECOND
L floor of 616 Louisiana ave by night or month
se27-fm I. R. BROOKS. e1e 10th ST. NV.
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LOB SALE OR ExCHANaE-A FINE 56-AoRE
harm ar% three miles frST the dcslins
sscre; usual tsrms. r. 4 PHILLIPS SON, izS2 New
York ave. sAI7-tr
IF You WANT TO BUY PROPERTY FOR A
!. home or AZ t1ys;tmsnt IL the city suburbs call
ing Special bargains in Brookisnd South HrooSiand
and Metropolis View. se28-Im
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EOR RENT-HORsE AND VICTORIA TO RE-
sponsible parties three afternoons per week at
Office. ocl7-Sts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

EoR RENT-No NEEp TO HUM ANY l.oSeTs
f.s n.ss m %
owner II about 20 leave city snt VIII lesss tks rr,.
erty. fursishct unfurnished. for tsrtn q 49,
threestory and basement res,dsnre q sen-o. -.
and - hrfck twelve rooms. butiers psnsry 49,
cellar. numeer cf eio-eis . larxe ssse snd .,.-,
modern ocnveniescs
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

st. wins. oci7lA.
NOR eALR-sTocK AND FIXTURES oF 0so-
old horse and wsTon. Address .Ol 18Th 81 n I7-A'
ENoR sAI.E-qRocERY AND PROVISION sroRE
4 Apply at 100 llth ST. ~ Doing rood ca.h ba.i-
EoR sALE-LIQUoR STORE: DWELLING AT
tsched rood locA,ion r-nt reasonable. long les.e.
be sold at once. Address Boz 80 once ociO sv'
EoR RENr-sECoSD AND THIRD FIOoKs 90
sLs Marfet space ApPly at 20 v \ IT n -. oi5W'
Fof n s - . fLxrrREs SND coop
ing stor. reason u selling clos- aut STATE. fr
III paT ,,as apply 70 YESTERDAY a HM.nE-
S2nO- CASH WILL BUY A FIRsT-cIAss
tccOO.mesl stand in northwest. in. lusins ic- b,t
ana .oois e.llis,ei hS'se years odd. vsron and
dress 1895 til &. NV ''' ''''H '0' '' oeis-ss.
nor sALE-A LoNG-FsTABIIsHFD CoRNrR
y srooery store in Georsetown; nov duinS a profit.
~ ut hs s % WIDOW Ions lease q d~ens. 40.
None but snsible parties need APPLY For further
information address OF .pe,yto
ocl5,a isIo ~
crock AND FIXTURES OF GROCERY AND
- provision store for sale W IN without hor-. ana
once. Call ". cor. 18th and n us. NV. oci2l6t.
Tor sALE-HAIF INTEREST IN VALUABLE
PATENTS SLOWED and ready Cor issue seOo Cor IN
= n
ceitionai chance 20 gain inrone tres-nt
owner IL engaZed deveI ing some paytng pst@nts
Address Box 49, Star Of.ce. Gel Rs
EoR sALE-sTocK. FIXTURES. HORSE AND
= wSron ~ grocery. provision aud nduor f1r
fsJO II sold at once. rood ch ance for liV. man Al
dress GkocERY AND LIQUORS. sta o-hre ocl =
A TTENT1ON. REAL ESTATE AGENTS OR
"A owners-wanted. q rS'-clsss medium hotel In
Mashinston. -. G. unfurnish.i p-ef@rred Ahdrs.-
THOMAS hokhISErT. 10 Hill St Norfolk. Va
FOR SALE A wELL-EQUIPPFD MEDIUM.
sized printing Office doing a good PAVING busiu~-s
OF over -, 200 year profits VII ell low on time
70 res onsibie party will retain haf interest For
further Information address Bon I0l, Star ofnce.
FOR sALE-cIGAR, TOBACCO AND coNfFoL
4 aonery store. Apply TO lod3 ~ 1t. :. W oi21f'
EOR sALE-FINTUREs AND FURNITURE IN
a small hotel doing good business. CENTRALLY
locsted Persons wishing 10 onrss- IA such BUSINESS
Gan secure y good bargain Address BUSfNrsS Y.
star ONCE ocllOt'
WE ARE THE PEOPLE
w Ask the population n RAMsAYs MOI ths nHa
you want.
Watch cleaning Ell
flrpt-clAss main spring, el
Al work warranted one year.
g23 r~p,
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EoR RENT-sToRE 4o7 10Th ST. NV. APPLY
l. TO ROBERT STBAD. 9O6 stn.w. ocl5-3ts
LrOR REMITTANCE STORE ROOM AND Gel
lar; GIG La. suitable for feed store $50
per mo- r. r. BROOKS. 6l5 18th st. n. oe15-6t
EoR RENT-CoRNER STORES IN NEW BUILD
ing on Thomas circle Opposite The Portland) cor.
Mass. ave. and 14th st. NV: steam heated and
lighted by gas and electricity; filtered water; GOOD
1898 ct. NV. oc7-12t
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FOR LEASE.

FOR RENr-sHoRT OR LONG LEASE ON w.
\ Il tire building. l2lS Y 1t. nv. splendid larre
light store best location IN the city oc1s 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-14
Distribution OF the Pacific sou.oror

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The navy depart
ment is informed the gunboat Bennington
arrived at Montevideo today. 1t is ex-
pected that the Atlanta will arrive there
this evening or tomorrow. These vessels
will increase the American fleet at that
point to five, the others being the flag ship
Chicago and Essex and the Yantic These
will all be available in case negotiations
with Chilli should assume a moro warlike
aspect than at present. The Philadelphia,
Concord and Kearsage are at Port au
Prince and could be utilized in the event of
prolonged trouble, together with the
Miantonomah at New York and the New
ark at Norfolk.
station is as follows; The San Francisco
and Charleston are at San Diego; the Bal
timore and Mohican at San Francisco; the
Pensacola at Honolulu; the Boston at Cal
lao: the Yorktown at Valparaiso, and the
Ircquois at Samoa.
Cramp, the Philadelphia ship builder,
was at the navy department today in con-
ference with officials in regard to the con-
dition of work on the naval vessels now un-
der construction at his yard. He said the
work was progressing as rapidly as posi-
BILE, but he was hampered somewhat by
scarcity of materials. For this reason he
could not say positively when Cruiser No.
~, better known as the Pirate, now well
under way, will be ready for launching,
but he thought in May.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-14
In the Senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-The last remain
ing vacancy in the ranks of the Senate was
filled this morning by the presence of
Jones, of Nevada, who took the oath of
office for his fourth senatorial term.
Amang the bills reported from the COM
mittees and placed on the calendar were
the following: To establish a first order
light house at north head of Cape Disap-
pointment, Washington.
Appropriatiug $3.50, 900 for public build
ing at Cheyenne. Wyoming.
The Senate bill to prevent the adultera-
ton and misbranding of food, drugs, and
other purposes (pure food BILLY
Among the bills introduced and referred
was one by Kyle, proposing an amendment
to the constitution to regulate marriages
and divorces in the several states.
Morgan offered resolution (agreed toy
calling On the secretary of the treasury for
Elliotts report on Alaska with maps and
illustrations.
The resolution offered last Monday by
Mitchell, instructing the judiciary commit
tee to inquire and report what legislation
was necessary to relieve the court OF claims
in the transaction of it's business and to
expedite such business, was taken up, and
Mitchell addressed the Senate. After q
long debate the resolution was referred TO
the judiciary comm ittee.
! The calendar was taken up, and the fol-
lowing bills passed.: For the relief OF
Chester b. Sweet, of California.
To grant to the state of Oregon town
ships 81, Is, go, 80 and 81 south, in ranges
and 6, east of Willamette meridian, in Ore
gon for public park.
For the relief of Thomas Guineau. Of
| Oregon.
On motion of Stewart the bill to provide
| for the free coinage of gold and silver bull
lion was referred to the finance committee.
| The introduction of bills was then re
sumed. At $3.50 the Senate went int
executive session and few minutes later
adjourned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-14
The Saltair Project.

Unless Councilmen Pickard, Anderson
and Lynn, of the city council, change their
minds, or go back on their promises, the
next session of the city solons will see the
Saltair railway franchise passed All the
members save the three mentioned above
were heartily in favor of the passage of the
ordinance on Tuesday evening last, but
Lynn, Pickard and Anderson objected to
the bill being railroaded through at one
session, and further consideration was,
therefore, postponed for one week.
There are those who have all
along looked upon the scheme
as purely visionary or speculative one,
and on this account alone the petition has
not received the attention it otherwise
would have. However, there il no longer
any reason to doubt but that the company
means business, or that there will be an
other standard guage road to the Great
Salt Lake before the next bathing season
opens. When asked il he were satisfied
with the conditions lmposed-that work
must be commenced on the road within
ninety days and the line completed to the
lake within yesr-Mr. n. w. Clayton,
prise, said: 1.-THE conditions are
very satisfactory; indeed, we ex-
pect to have the road in operation by the
lst of June at the latest. We would much
perferred to have entered the city on
South Temple. First South or Second
South streets, but as these thorough ares
are already badly encountered with rail
road tracks we are satisfied with Third
South. 1t will cost us more by that street
| than any other, but we would rather 60 to
whatever expense is necessary than incur
the Ill will of those whom we expect to
patronize us-the general public"
THE completion of your road means
| com petition for the Union Pacific, of
course. Will this have the effect of cut
ting the rates between here and the lake,
well, it looks that way now" said Mr.
Clayton with a smile. 1.-The company owns
a strip of beach that is fully equal, if not
superior, to that at Garfield, and we have
entered into the scheme in no half-hearted
way. Our plrns will be disclosed further
as we proceed with the work, which will
soon be undertaken. Salt Lake
will have two good bathing re-
sorts next summer, and thus get
whatever benefit may result from competi-
| ton. 1t was mistake 10 build the resort
at Lake Park, viewed from a financial
point-at least that is the way it looks 10 me
but the competition forced upon the Unior
acitic by that resort forced the big road
to erect the present very handsome struc
lures at Garfield Beach, which, commodiou.
as they are, cannot even now meet the de-
mands made by the citizens of Salt Lake
and the thousands of tourists who visit thi.
city yearly, and whose mum bers are bound
to increase as time progresses. | do no
say such will be the fact, but there is eyerJ
reason to believe that 25- cent round tril
rate will be in effect between this city ant
the lake next summer
That the road will be built there can b.
not the slightest doubt. Success to the en-
terprise!
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-14

he has to say with extraordinary distinct
ness and precision. He does not seem to
be more embarrassed than be would be if
he did not have fifty or a hundred millions.
He said that the year had been more pros
porous one more than any one had ex-
pected. The membership, "our member
ship" he said, had increased from l. 47 to
2,346, while the total attendance had been
l46, $50. Then he called attention to the
fact that the doors of the building had
never been locked since the first day they
were opened. d. w. Robertson
gave tubleronicon solo, That
SOLO amazed and interested Mr..
Vanderbilt. 1t showed plainly what pain
full thing it must be to be a rich mau and
unable to go to those places where they
have tubleronicon solos. He laughed and
blinked his eyes at Chauncey M. Depew,
and the doctor smiled back. Then Mr.
Robertson gave sleigh-bell solo and Mr..
Vanderbilt opened his eyes wider than
ever. He did not seem to know that there
were such things in the world, and every
boy in the audience felt sorry for him.
When the musician began to jingle "Y ankee
Doodle'' in astonishingly quick time, Mr..
Vanderbilt laughed like a school boy. In a
second everybody was beating time. just
as the musician gave the bells the final
beating, Mr.. Depew clapped his hands high
in the air and shouted, "Hooray." Mr.. Van
derbilt remarked that q anniversary would
be complete without the presence of the
speaker who was to follow. OF course that
was DR.. Depew's cue. He arose and
or acked jokes for twenty minutes.