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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-22
Latest Court News.

This afternoon in tho Third District
Court Joseph Wall vas arraigned on a
charge Of unlawful cohabitation, and
plead not guilty.
Chef Palmanilor entered n similar
plea when arraigned ON an indictment
for iornicati0D.
The case Of q. 8. Sparks Va. William
blackburn 4 90. was taken up In
Judge Zane's court this afternoon, Al.
torney Hoffman representing the
plaintiff and Colonel NJ. NJ. Kaighu
appearing for the defendants. The
action Is brought TO recover ss3s al
legged TO nave been deposited with the
defendants for sale keeping on Septem'
Der 18th, 1890. Defendants run n
saloon on Main street.
Atthe time the NEWS went TO press
the Jury In the case OF Jay ct al. Vi.
Whit emore were still celebrating.
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LOCAL BREvlTlEs.

Tnr assault and battery case against G.
johnson was dismissed In the Police
court this afternoon.
GEonoE CoNLEy, the lad who plead not
guilty to vagrancy this morning, was TINS
afternoon sentenced 10 ten days impfison-
ment by Justice kesler
GEonoH BoND, poor man. IN trying TO
oke out living by selling an improved
kind OF lamp wick. IL y much superior
60 tho ordinary wick. NJ u gives better
light and hardly ever needs trimming.
People who patroni1e Mr.. Bond do
good thing for him.
Tnr preliminary service Of tho Jewish
New Years celebration was held last
evening In the Hebrew Temple. Rabbi
jacobson delivered short address on
tho subject Of Now Years and tho music
was excellent To-day N the "Glad New
Year" and services appropriate TO tho
occasion woro held ut $50 this morning.
FARNrsr SAXON, y boy OF fifteen years
was takon 10 the police station this after
noon with two OF tho toes Of his right
foot badly smashed. lio said he had
been working for Contractor Hafkins
since the lat OF April FAST and had re-
ceived nothing but his board for lis
services. lie stated further that his Ia
thor lived ia tho eastern part Of tho city,
but contributed nothing 10 his support
that hiA mother resided near tne
Warm splings, but had so many
children to care fer that he was
Obliged to shin for himself The
boy IL also AFFLICTED with the 81.
vitus dance. His injuries will b9 at
tended by the city physician.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-22
CACHE COUNTY FAIR.
An Excellent Opportunity 10 Visit
Logan City.

The three consecutive days begin
Ing ON Sept. q will constitute gala
time for the people Of Cache Valley
and particularly those Of Logan. The
Cache County fair will then be In full
blast. We have no doubt the occasion
will be one OF unusual interest. Our
friends In the north never do anything
by halvCe. When they enter upon an
undertaking they go ut 1t with plenty
OF energy. The exhibit will include
agricultural, mining, daify and manu-.
featured products, while live stock, the
arts, ami education will he amply rep.
resented. The womon's department.
viii be specially complete.
There will be- an excursion to Logan
from the following points. Salt Lake,
Ogden, Provo, Tooele, Gmntsyille,
Market Lake, Montpelier, Preston anu
intermediate points. Tickets win be
good IN going from September 2fth TO
18th II elusive, anu Tor return 10 October
End. The rate Ia one fare for the round
trip. Doubtless many people Will take
advantage OF this excellent opportunity
to visit the beautiful Temple City Of
Northern Utah.
Any desired information with regard
10 the fair OF excursion can be obtained
from l.. n. Mar,ineau, president, or j.
B. Wilson, secretary; address, Logan
City, Utah.
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Emancipation Day.

This Ia Emancipation Day, and the
colofed citizens OF Salt Lake are oele-
bratlng II In n commendable manner.
This afternoon procession headed by
Mr.. Kobertson and a braFs band
paraded the principal streets. About
9JO persona participated In the parade.
Banners representing Lincoln, Sum
ner and Douglass were conspicuous
features OF the celebration.
IL was on September %, 1862, that
Abraham Lincoln ishued his prelimi.
nary proclamation giving notice 10 the
States Ia rebellion that ON January | +,
1868, NIL persons held IA slaves within
any State or Territory Ia rebellion
against the United States should be
thenceiorwa ri and forever free.
rhe evening will be spent ia feast
ing and zpoechmaking, and In other
pleasuTablc ways, worthy Of commen-
Grating day 10 important Ia the his.
tory OF the colored people oftbo United
States.
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A.. -. r.t u..,.A o..
ofuei' n'Auo W 'uus' ''a''0" W.
day;
Estats OF SilaB Richards, deceased;
IN nt,,,ued IN oct. II.
-, ,,J,,,,. ,,,.,.m,.
hs's'eoi ",iiAni ""ssuan'ueoe"'si
on motion OF Lo Grand Young leave
was granted Nathan Sears to withdraw
"A adminis,rator
rs,-,. :, r,,a y.,,. ,..,.
hs'a'e Vi ihon'hs nA''io' ueooA'eu'
hearing on hnal account anu petition
for distribution came on regularly.
proo, n, uos,,n, and NJ nnb,,cafion nm.
c..,l..
PioNeu' henry oouian s"oi" anu
examined. Account allowed ana dis
tribution made as prayed for, condi.
tiOnal on filing certain vouchers.
Estate OF Thomas A. Robinson, dc.
ceased; hearing ON petition 10 sell cor.
tain bank stock came on. Affidavit Of
John Is. Henslee and communicat ions
from cashier OF Blue HIN bank read.
Verbal permission 10 soil given 10y the
court,
Estate Of L.. b. 3. Miller, deceased;
hearing on certain claims came on
without notice. Theodore Bullock, all
mipintrator, sworn and examined. The
following claims were presented and
approved; A. L.. Williams sl2, ]. NJ,
bart $50, Roberts 4 Nellen $40, a.
g. STANDARD 50, l.. Goldberg 1890,
Bernard snow si8.ls.
Estate of Robert Irvine, deceased;
hearing on petition Tor letters Of nd.
intimidation came on regularly. Joseph
Irvine sworn ana examined. Order
ministrntor on Ming a bond in the
sum of 5000 and taking the necessary
oath.
Estate OF Anna Martha johnson, de.
ceased; hearing on final account and
petition for distribution came ON regu.
iarly, 10, o, Olsen, administrator 7,
sworn and examined. Account nj.
loved and distribution made US prayed
for,
The following claims were denied
II. H. Dyer, SlT0; Arthur Macarthur,
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rs Hereby GIVEN 10 THr sTOCH.
i holders u the Ich1 Land and stock
COMPANY thhs there Will be Amoetng Of tho
siuCkhnllcrs Of sail corp ration held a the
ONCE Of JcnninEs lirsihuIs Investment tom
pany, 81 No. n West, iirst south street,
sat Late CITY, al the hour OF DO pm, on
saturday. uctnbcr IN, 1879, Tor me purpose Of
amending the Comptny'a Artnlca of Incor,
porati0n BY increasing tho number OF shares
Q W. 'hl ~ sio,t, nhl apo ny onlaihlnf we
property hesideh cattle and horses. ana 10 give
guch additional powers % the Directors aut
Managers To buy sud rcll caiuo hursr, and
sheep and other personal property, ~ also
real property o. may ir conducive 60 mo ms
iufeais and future welfare ~ She company.
and also g. increase tho number Of y directors
and other Officers OF the rouuluy. and 10 mnsu
such other changes mud modihcAtions on may
most nearly meet the present eNiscncioa OF
The company.
N. ". CLAw-OS JR.,
Secretary aud Treasurer.
Dated The IN day Of September, l,Jl d
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HALIFAX, ". 3. sept. 22.-rhomas
Bentley, tparmaker, has left here for
the Pacific Coast, where he viii load u
large vessel with Oregon pine masts
for Nova Scotia. This viii he the
first importation Of this wood 10 the
maritime provinces, Ia quantity, for
eparmsEing trade. Sparmnkers have,
for some ume pnst, been combating
the rising popularity Of Oregon pine,
by advocating the Canadian soft and
white pines, but 20 no purpose; and
they will now have - import spafB to
satisfy their patrons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-22

DUr1L3 10 LEAHN BANTAM TAYLOR
Il system u Ufgsa Cuttug aud Fitting also
how 10 rut together Chart ana lessons, 5, 20.
Tor ueNt Do days call NJ 90 $. second East N.
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SEALED PRnpnsAls
0rrIcI or rilE BpAEp ~ public woHEs,
salt Lnso city. utnh, sept u, is.i.

orrICE or ritr bpAKp ~ Public woHEs,
salt Lnso city. utnh, sept u, is.i.
TO Conirlciors1jr Street Par ny;
=, EALED PROPOSALS. Will Bg RI.
- ccNed until 2o'cloeh pm. ~ monday,
uctober srd. lepi, for tie work u grading
eufllng and paving with stone nlOess ana rs.
phaltum oil OF East Temple Street, lets con
huuih Iomple ana Foutth tooh streets, M
Paving District No, also al Of frst south
etcet, between West Temple ami state
streets. in Paving District NJ. I; aud Second
south street, between West Temple street
md state Street. m Paving District No. ul
sat Iatc City, There viii BIO shout .ito0
cubic JArde of grading, II 900 linear feet Of
cuthing, 1000 square yards 81 stone block
pavement, aud ABOUT 1900 square yards OF
nsrhaltum pavement 20 be laid.
specneAtlona hnd forus ~ contract aud
bond together with full instructi0ns 10 hlddOu,
VIII be Furnished on apunrauOu.
Address Board Of Public Works, No. l0l
South Main street salt LAKE city. utAh.
The right u reserved to reject any aud all
bids
ny order ~ tho Board.
A. h. nOREMus, q, l. HAINEs.
City Engineer, Chairman,
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NOTICE TO ooNTsAcToss'
V'iiAT TIME HAS HEEN EXrENDEp FOR
A The opening OF The bids tor tho Tooclc
hchoolhousg To The 18Th OF september. VI the
oflco OF j. W. Tate, IN tho Coop. sforo build
ing. GRO. " RICH ARDS,
JOHN W. 1A1E.
PETER CLEGG,
Trustees.
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SHE POISONED Hga husband TO
GET HIS MONEY.
The Penalty Fixed by The Lower Court
Affirmed by Higher
Authority.
The PoaaIts for surdering u uusband
In FINLAND.


ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 22.-ln April
last, Mn. Alma Sainaen, the wife Of
professor In the state college NJ Tavas-
tehue, Finland, was found guilty Of
poisoning her husband ans, IN accord.
ADcc with n medieval law, nenienctd
10 be beheaded and her body h be
affixed 10 beacon and burned. She
IL but tweuty-two years old; married
the professor In 1900, and has
one child. She confessed the crime,
aging she poisoned her husband In
order 10 secure his lie insurance., ~
by her extfavaganco she had become
largely In debt. Her ease wns carried
TO the court Of appeals aud that court
has not only affirmed the auntence,
but has ordered that her Eight hand
be cut on a. an additional punishmsnt
for having several times forged her
husbands name TO small chccke, some
time before his death. The sentence
II most terrible one aud II Is thought
oflorts viii BE- made TO get tho Car 10
commute It,
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE STOCK
Il holders o. the Nprth Point Consolidation
lrrlgntion COMPANY. shat the annual meeting
OF the ttock holding ~ the said coWpluy viii
he held % 3 O'Clock pm, on ifidaY, the
geNcnth day Of October next, % the cullen
Hoicl, SAT- Lake Ay. 20 elect Board ut
Directors for toe ernuiur year ana g. adopt q
plan Tor hr equitable fistfihuuou and sale Of
the watcfs gi tuC canal nol ufius o. haid com
pany and Tor She purpose OF increasing The
Capitai stock, thereby changing section Of
tho AriCles ~ Incorporation. also amend'
ing Articles Of intcrpuraiion, changing day
Of annual meeting rnd such other tuainefs
pertaining tu the Interest Of the company az
may DO brought before u.
!. W. WHITEHEAD. ia,
Secretary.
sol, lake CITY. Uiah. September s.h. isoL d
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rELnnRATIoN IN rRAN.E
Celebration of the Cannonaae OF
Naimy.

PARIS, Sept. 29.-One hundred years
ago today was the FIRST day OF the re-.
public following the revolution. 10.
day Ia also tho centennial Ut the team.
nonRdo Of Valmy," the frs. triumph
OF the Republican arms. The events
are being celebrated In appropriate
manner. The city IN decorated every.
where ami thousands Of strangers
swarm Paris.
The exercises at Pantheon at 10
O'Clock were attended by President
Carnot and members Of the ministry.
Prime Minister Loubot delivered the
Grafton, describing the birth VI the
republic which he said woulu give q
pacific solution TO the social question.
lie was followed by Eloquet and lastly
by President CarnOt, the litter being
most enthusiastically received.
a grand parade Is taking place this
afternoon. la one OF the triumpbal
cars the figures Of Lafayette and Wash
ington stand hand In hand.
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Or. v. B. PARKINSON.

LltE or LooAs, urNt, mas lgsaoyEp 10
SALT LAM.
ogcs and Re'ido,s' a. \. firf South 81
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sep,ember ~. isea.
NOTICE.

On the first day Of October next
there will be an entire change In tho
MANAGEMENT of tho DEsERET NEWS.
The paper, however, will continue to
be non.partizau in politics and will re-
main the official organ Of the Church
Of Jesus Christ OF Lntier.day Saints.
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QUEBEC, Sept. 22. - Several hum
dred omigfauls lately arrived by the
steamer "Sardinan" and other steam.
ere, having through tickets for the
United States, are held hero awaiting
decision Of the United StRtes gov
eminent M to whether they win be
allowed TO enter tho United States
after having been duly uisinfrcted nj
Gross Island by the railway COM
pgnies. This condition OF these people
IL deplorable, many not having 4 cent
wherowith TO obtain oilor shelter or
food.
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PnnADK1puIA, Sept. 22.-Burgtss
MoLucsie today made information
against Chairman Frlck, Secretary
Loveloy, superintendent Potter and
other officers ot the Carnegie company,
charging thom with aggravated hot
and conspiracy. IL Il presumed tie
charge Is based upon tue attempt TO
land Pinkerlons, which led to the
riot.
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Embargo Against FORT. Raised.

TAMrioo, Mex, Sept. 22.-rhe en-.
barge against this cholera Infected ports
was raised last night Vessels from
such poIts will hereafter he admitted 10
the Mexican ports II all are well on
board after remaining In quarantine
from 10 IL days ut Sacrifice leland
oil Vera Cruz, which 10 the only guar.
antine station In the guilt under Next
can jurisdiction.
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south Carolina Democrats.

COLUMBUS, s. g., Sept. 22.-Tho
Democratic State convention today
chose candidates for electors. There
was hst debate over the resolution
requiring these candidates specifically
10 pledge themselves 10 vote for Glove.
land and Stevenson. IL was finally
ordered that within ten days after the
adjournment OF the convention such
pledge shall be given.
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WAsniSGION, sept g. This is tho
last Days session OF the oncEmpment
OF the q. A. Il. The selection OF CONF
manuor.iu-chief was the most import.
ant busigess 10 be transacted and Gap.
tain Woisseft VI Wisconsin found little
opposition, Deputy Pension Commits.
sionct Lincoln witburAwing.
The meeting VI the Veterans l nlon
anu Woman's Relief Corps are alsO
being neld today.
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INV NOms, Sept. 22.-Up to date
there nave Teen six deaths from cholera
IN this city. The health officers today
report that the death OF John Car was
due 10 cholera. This estate u Nevada"
on which Fireman Knox dieu of chOl.
era, left her dock this morning ami
went back " quarantine,
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TonoSTo, Ont, Sept. 22,-rhe seccd.
ers irom this Salvation Army have 10.
organized under the name Of "U nlted
Christian Workers."
At the general conference Of 800
delegates and members, P.W. Philpott,
whose chargcs against General Booth
led 10 the revolt was elected president.
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Information al AssociHtion Of Iiek.t
agents.

NIAGARA FALLS, n. ", Sept. a.
Tue international association VI ticket
agents, 400 la number, gru The guests OF
the Michigan Central company today.
Tho members OF the association viii
visit the falls today aud tonight viii
leave for Chicago where they viii
visit the Worlds Falr grounds lomoT-
row as tbs guests oil tho Michigan
Central.
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The cholera Growing worse ia
Hamburg.

HAMBURG, Sept. 22.-Acc0rding to
ON iAl cnolcu returns there were 1870
new casoa and 81 deaths yesterday in-
Guiding 80 new cises anu ~ deaths not
included In pruvioua reports. Those
hgures show that the dlstaio isgrow!ng
wore.
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TorERA, Kan, Sept. 22.-Armed
poaaes uro securing the country In
every direction for niiscroants who
wrecked the santa Fe express, yestet-
day, near Usage city. The Santa Fe
company has employed extra &c.
tectives, The wounded pa seeugers are
all recovering except Mrs. Mary
Lyman Of bloomington, Iis., who 1t
Is feared, will die.
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PaSSenEers Released from Quaran
tine.

QUARANTINE, n. Y, Sept. 22.-rhe
passengers on tho "MoHyia" have at
last been allowed TO laud. They or
rived IA port August 80 anu since that
time they have been compelled TO re-
main on board the steamer IN the lower
bay. The "Wisconain" cabin passeng.
efs viii be landed this afternoon. Tue
"City OF Washington" and the
"Eth iOpia" have been granted permits
sion to go " their docks.
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Threading Hand. strike.

ABERDEEN, SD, Sept. 2a.-rhresh.
Ing hands In this vicinity are on u
strike lOr more than s9.25 per day. The
strike Is rapidly spreading and may Ia.
volve the whole Of Brown and adloin-
ing counties. For two daye the city
has been Overrun with strikers.
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Ammonium Nl,h sao.ooo.

MADRID, sept. 22.-rwo mou repre-
eeutiug themselves n SCENTS OF ihu
Credit Mobilics recently arrived 1T i-nn
subnaIsn anu opened an niitg, u
branch OF that institution. They Oh
tainvd $4,000 ia deposits and then ab'
seconded.
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MIHNEAPoLis, Sept. CA special
TO the Journal from Sibley, Iowa, says
q disastrous wreck occurred on the
Burlington road between that plsoe
ana Ocheydnn ut III O'Clock last night.
The track was spreading and freight
train OF sixteen cars went down an
embankmenL khTee emigrauts were
killed.
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CASH Low, Sandy Hook, Sept. "a
This morning opened with dismal rain.
Five persons are tnis morning suffer
ing with uiIrhmn, hut IL Ia reported
that IL ~ not chOioraic. All the cOnya-
lescents are improving.
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Apprshcpslon Tel, ~, IIomc.tend.

HON EsTEAD, Pa, Sept. 22.-The
action OF the grand jury NJ returning
1853 indictments against the strikers
has created a profound sensation here,
not unmixed with apprehension.
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ALBANY, NY, Sept. 22.-Labcr
Commissioner Peck did not appear In
court today as expected, and adJouru-
mcnt was taken until tomorrow. Dis
trict Attorney Eaton has q bench war
rant for pCCk'a arren,.
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al weldon Tue .reavnine.~

CAFE RACE, Sept. The general
transatlantic steamer ola fouraine"
from ChefbOurg passed here THE morn.
lug for New York. She signnlled "all
well on boarJ.0
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In the Probate Couft in aud for salt IAfs
county, Territory OF Utah.


County, Territory o. Utah.
In tho matter Of the kitatr Of Thomas Rnfio,
deceased,
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Henry Cuultm, administrator u The es.
tate o. lhua. klile, deceased. has rendered
Tor setucmor {, and HE'D IN said court, his fnal
account Of his administration OF snld estate
and pouiion for fu1l distribution ~ the residue
% SAID estate among thoYrrsous entitled there
", and that lhnu1Ay, tho 22nd day OF scptnm.
her A y l't2,at 10 O'Clock Am, az tho court
Room % Haii OOurt,inthU County Couit House,
SAT- Lake CITY and County, Vtah Territory, has
been duly appointed IN the Judge Of said
Court, Tor tho faiticmcnt Of said account hnd
hearing said petition Tor distribution, az which
time ana place any person interested In said
rfthte may appear and chow cause, " any
there be, Why said account should not be eot.
tied aud approved and final distribution made
A. prayed Tor,
Dated August 10. 100 q. y. ALLEN,
Clerk o. tho Probate Court.
Ky CAus1is browse, JA. Deputy.
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The New Commander. in.ChIsT OF tn.
q, A. u.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. - a. q.
Weisscrt Of Milwaukee has been
chosen by avclnmstion commauder-in-
chief OF the q. A. Il, 70 succeed Gen.
Palmer; by au overwhelming vote the
rncampnunt defeated the proposition
to deny life membership In the en-
cam ment 10 past grand Oilioers anu
ex post commanders.
Captain j. NJ, Pipes, department Of
Potomac, was this afternoon elected
senior vice'commaudant Of the q. A. h.
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BERLIN, Sept. GA boatman ard
his child died today from Cholera.
a mother boatman has been attacked
Eight men ana three women arc In
the hospital with cholera.
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ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept. 22.-Thefe
were % new clsee ana IL deaths Of
cholera here yesterday, DECREASE Of
10 cases aud four deaths from tho pre-
vlOus day.
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patne IN plenty OF sunshine as wen rs
IA plenty of water, and don't forget To
dry rub morning und night, 1t will add
years to your life and yigor.
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NOTICE..

'T'HE ANNUAL NEE uNG or THE MI.
L tuAl STOCK Association Will be held ~ the
siNtcchth Ward meeting house, On Monday
evening september 9sth, isii2, ~ So'elock, or
the purpose % elecung officers for the ensuing
year nnh fur the transaction ~ sach other hus'
inoss ~ may properly be brought before The
stookh0'cre for consideration.
ARTHUR PARSONS, Secretary.
salt Lake CITY, sept o.. isg2
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TIIE nav ntLn or THREE.

ono pound Of good bee, COSTS ~
mucha a. three pounds OF Quaker oats
ono pound " Quaker Oats makes
as mpoh muscle "a tlreo pounds OF
beef Is Il worth tryingG
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nAEHErs Ann srooWs


U1IllFo, Sept ~ UI07o
Whoata-ilighcr, cash "a December. ~ n d.
Corn Lower, cash, iii December, lut,
Oats-stcadY, each 90 October 80 los,
pork-steady, cash, inl5, January, ll,t1'i,
lard-stoaiyi cash 1876 January GsO Cd
slN,
!Hbt-sscady. cash sg5 January, c.li..
RYE, DO
barley
Has, 1915.
Timothy TO
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BABYLON, l.. l., Sept. 22.-Dr.
Vaugnt announces that the pnsssn-
gem OF thu steamer "Nyoming" will
De released tomorrow, 10 all gru well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-22
Letter Carrier Pound sieis ON tho
street.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 22.-Emanuel @.
Prtschi0, l.ltcr carrier, was found
sick on the street today with cholera
symptoms and taken to tue hospital.