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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-06-14
What's tn Matter With 1t?

!. If you think there's anything the mat
ter with your watch, let us take a look at
it. Don't let it go on ticking itself to
destruction. Afew particles of dust will,
in a week do more damage than the or
binary wear and tear of a whole year of
keeping time. Any watch is well worth
taking care of; the more your watch is
worth the better worth taking care of
it is. OF that kind of thing, we make a
specially, and, if our charges are not
moderate, there isn't such word as mod
Grafton in the dictionary, unabridged or
otherwise.
JIM. EMERSON & co. Z Ss spI9 saSrs s. hons.
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FRENCH oseANoIE MusseLlN.

FHENCH
On our Csc Bargain counters, French
Ginghams.
On our 25c Bargain counter. beauti.
full Musselins, OF all kinds, in our
grand Csc Bargain Sale.
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
6 10 St JOSKE Bros.
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Duchesse Null, Sc a Yard.
A beautiful soft printed fabric, SO
inches wide and worth IL 1-2c, hut
tomorrow only. we will sell 1t at Sc.
6 IA 1t l.. WoLFsON.
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WHAT FAT MEN SHOULD DO.
Read Joske Bros bargain list for
Thursday, Friday and Saturday and
see what we are going to sell in your
line. 6 IA st JOSKE BROS.
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WednesdaY,s leaders

Tomorrow we will offer for one
day al IL cents yard only, one case
printed null, 'one case printed nous
seine, two cases figured pongee, one
case satsuma silk. 1t l.. WoLFsoN.
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6l43t
ATTENTION.

Safes, houses and heavy machinery
moved at bed rock prices. Boiler
patching and breakdcwns promptly
attended to by the Lone Star Iron
Works, R. j. Nixon, manager. 1921
Avenue B. Sm
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MONEY 70 LOAN

In Snms OF s. OpDND ttd upwards on first,
class real estate -..llr'tt Apply to
AS II JOHN H~AMBLEToN Il Co
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DODGERS, HANGERS AND POST.
ERS.

The best in the city, and the most reason
office. 5-l3-tf
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NOTED VALUE

NOTED VALUE.
For men, Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday. Don't fail to read our bargain
list. JoSKE BROS. 6 IA st
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CANOPY 9.

200 canopy top mosquito bar frames
10 the great $50 sale.
6 IL st JosKE Bros.
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DR.. /. v. WEATHERS

Makes a speciality of acute and chronic
diseases and diseases Of women and
children. Office at residence, AL Elmira
| street.. Telephone lis. sec If
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EOR BENT.

A nice show window and office room.
INQUIRE at No. 4 E. Commerce:street ) u
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manhood shoul
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STRUCTURE cured without cutting. The
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SYPHILIS The most rapid, safe and eff
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SKIN DISEASES of all kindsicured where
UNNATURAL DISCHARGES prompt:
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MY METHODS:
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A home treatment can be given In . majority
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Send for Symptom Blank No. for Men.
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All correspondence answered promptly. Bus.-
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J. N. HATHAWAY, M. D.,
1886 W. Commerce St., upstairs,
5-l-l-m San Antonio. fexss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

OMAHA, Mob, July 2.--It was after
ii O'Clock this morning when Chair
man TAubeneck called tho People,s
party national convention to order IN
the Coliseum. The earlier morning
hours were occupied by the delegates
In discussing the men and measures
likely to occupy the attention OF the
convention during ita session.
As 10 the candidate, there IN no
doubt that, after Gresham, General j.
II, Weaver, Iowa, IL the eecOnd choice
OF the majority OF the delegates preh.
ent, but many OF them are loalh to
accept even the positive declination
contained IN this mornings Associated
press dispatches from the famous In.
dianan, aud faint hope IL even stlll
expressed that he iusy possibly be In.
duced TO reconsider his determination
and make the race, The majority,
however, accept II as final amt are
ready TO turn to the next most avail.
able candidate. As II was said, this
man seems to be General Weaver. In
the South as well Us In the West Gene.
raj Weaver Is particularly strong, as
he has conducted much Of his cam.
palgn In behalf OF the Peoples PARTY
~ hh' 'hfN'N FHhAh VI WV Ail7WN anu
DlSons line. His popularity In that
section, added To his great popularity
asa Greenbsck leader In tue West
makes him the most prominent candi.
date mentioned after Gresham.
The great circular Coliseum Is decked
with nags, banners and eyergreens,
ana presented an animated appearance
ns the delegates began to assemble.
The utmost enthusiasm was displayed
and II was evident that there was a
determination 10 put aslde minor uii-
ferences aud work unitedly for the
central object Ia viuw-the putting
forward Of u ticket which would COM
maid the largest following possible.
Bright sunshine added 10 tho cheer.
fuluess OF the scene. The delegates
were slow IN arriving, but a. delega.
tlon after delegation came in, the hall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

Orders made before Judge Bar,ch to-
dny:
Estate and guardianship Of Arthur
Bennlon 1T AL, minor; second account
Of guardian came on regularly. Mts.
Rhoda J. Bennion sworn and exam
ined. Account allowed.
Estate OF Mary Ann Childs, de.
ceased; I. NJ. waddcll, ESQ., reported
adversely Oh granting ORDER for sale
Of real estate. The prayer OF petition
denied.
Estate Of VIM. Bowman, deceased;
petition for order to sell real estate
came on regularly. Margaret Bow man
sworn aud examined; order maize TO
coll at private sale, and administrator
TO addltiona! bond In the sum Of 5000.
Estate Of Levi Richards, deceased;
petition Tor distribution presented. De-
cree Of due and legal notice to crodi.
tors maie. Order made decrocing dis
tribution ne prayed for
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THE NEW U. =. TINE TABLE.
II Will 60 Into Eject Tomorrow Con.
templaled Change on the lime
Table.

The new Union Pacific time table
will 70 into effect tomorrow and the
travelling public should govern them.
selves accordingly, II viii be- found
In full In another column Of this Issue
Of the NEws.
II " more than likely that the Utah
Nevada will soon leave this city for
Tooele county Mt night and return
in the morning, instead OF the reverse
custom being observed M heretofore.
This Will prove n great benefit to tho
residents OF that section Of the country,
rs they will thus be able TO come 10
this city In the morning to do their bust.
ness during the day aud return home
ut night. II Ia rather remarkable that
the Union Pacific did not arrive nj
that determination long ago. The
change should he made by all means.
The Union Pacific IL Offering n
round trip rate to Park City Of s2.5O
for tue Fourth Of July. Also the low
TLte Of 81 from Ogden TO Garfield and
relurni also from Provo to Garfield and
return.
The same company inaugurates a
double train service to Eureka tomor-
row.
The new fast train over the Union
Iaciilc to Chicago will leave this city
NJ a. N, hereafter instead OF at .
O'Clock Denver will be reached AT
Hoo the following morning and Chi.
cago the next day ut $3.50 a. M, thus
making the run TO the Worlds Fair
CITY In q houn and 80 minutes, the
fastest schedule time ever made,
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Utah Manufacturing and building company.
lorAuon Of PRINCIPAL place 81 husintes
salt Lnko tty. SAT- Lake County, Itah
Territory AID principal Office, Toom z. AZ y
aud - thst FIRST south street, salt Lake
Cltys, alt l.lno County, Utah Territory,
NOTICE Is HNREnl GIVEN THAT AZ A
~ meeting the BOARD Of Directors, held
on me lt7h day Ut June, lsal. an assessment of
Twcriyono hllurt por share was levied GA
ihr capital si0's 0f.the corporation, pnyhnlu To
dulrgo sATillC secretary, AZ bis residence IA
Mn Crock, SAT- l.Atr County liah Territory
on or before tie and day Of July, 1913
Any stock u1ln which THIS assessment may
romain uupHli on the said 22nd day 81 July,
lsvl, will be- ttlinl uont Hud advertised Tor safe
a. public auGHOn, and unless payment 10 made
before, Will b sold on M 10Th day NJ August,
lsll, Al Z u ct tuht dry a. the compnny's
oflcc, salt lake CITY, SAT- Lake tuuniy, Utah
ToUitury,tl phy the delinquent assessment,
together viii ,hC cost OF adycrt'ing and ex'
ponsV ot MH
ny oracfci the Hoard ct Directors.
GEORGE SANiLLE,
secretary,
rompanys onlcc Room Z, az - aui ~
tntl Flrat'ruth street, Salt Lake CITY. dated
June lslh, ~. d 90
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A DANGEROUS PRACTICE.


Last evening a little after nine
O'Clock, q lady who resides Mt No. PA
west, First North Street, was followed
from Third Sou TIA Street up Main
Street as far as the Ammussen block,
opposite the Hooper builLiug, by a
man. He said nothing, but would
approach TO the lady very close at
tunes, an l smile aud wink aud make
motions with his hands. She lnally
became frightened and called Tor pro.
teetlon. Several gentlemen were at
her side Ia an instant. An explana'
ton was demanded VI the nian for his
strange anu uncouth conduct, but he
would say nothing. lie was turned
over TO AN officer, who would nave
taken him 10 police headquarters but
the lady begged that he bu allowed TO
70 unmolertrd ns she did no, wish to
figure In the ease before the public.
The fellow was given his liberty, but
not until he said his name was Ian.
caster and that he lived on Fifth
south Street.
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of M,rch, 1892, on the 25th day Of
May, 1899, aud on divers other days Ia
Salt Lake City snd the city u Owen
since the lat day 81 January, ls02.
lie says also that she hns committed
adultery with other persons 10 the city
Of Salt LIKE, between the lst day OF
December 1891, and the lat day OF
June, 1892.
Ho alleges that she Ia an unit per
sou 10 have the care, custody aud odu'
cation Of thu child, and prays that The
bonds u mRtrimOny existing between
them he absolutely Dissolved, ana q
decree Of divorce granted TO him:
Powers and Hilss are Mt. Bufps
nttDfneys.
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TODAY'S TELEGRAMS.
BLAND AND rHr race COINAGE
BtLl.
by Telegraph to tho NEws.l
TuE Gerry ~ CHICAGO "



Her Position on the Horhs.-Rsseuc
oG ihs Passengers.
QUEENSTOWN, July 9.--rhc steamer
"CIty VI Chicago" which went ashore
on Barrel Rlcis near Kinsale last
evening, remains fast and the prospect
Of saving her IN not good II the sea
should become rough. Her stern from
the hawse holes down H. torn away aud
the fore compartments are iull Of wafer.
The stern u In deep water, which VI.
lows her 10 respond to the movement
OF the sea grinding her bottom. Three
tugs art lying near but Il is not yet
thought advisable 10 try 10 haul herOn
When found last evening there was
no probability Of floating huf, anu a.
the sea WIS comparatively smooth, II
was decided TO take tho passengers OH.
they wer. transferred TO boats IN per-
feet order ana rowod 10 the foot OF the
the high cliil' mci,g tho point
where the wreck occurred. In the
meantime the steamers signals had
brought down n large number Of the
neighoOring peasants 10 the top OF the
elf, who assisted the coast guard IN
constructing rope LADDER, by means OF
which the passengers reached tue table.
land W ithout any serious accident. AZ
they came TO the top, tins passengers
were supplied with heavy coats by the
peasants, to keep out the PENETRATING
fog, whose impenetrnble mista were
the cause Of the vessels strandiug.
They were then loaded into carts aud
Jsuntlng cars and taken to kinsdale, n
distance OF twelve miles, and thence
forwarded 10 their destinations Among
the passengers were three members OF
the lrish.A commission, going
10 try to settle tho difference in the
Irish party. Lighters were dispatched
to the stranded vessel, which took oil
the mails, baggage and some Of the
QuFUn.
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Tur FREE coINAGE nILI.


LIBASos, No., July 2.--Congress.
man Bland, learning Of the silver
bill's passage, said: ~ leave on tho
first train today and will be IN Wash.
ington In time TO renew the ilght ~ the
House by Tuesday. | intended re-
mnining al home until the 10th, but
this news tikes me back at once. |
will try TO have the free coinage bill
through the House In spite OF the op,
position TO It,"
Bland says he never doubted the
sincerity OF Speaker Crisp ~ flee
coinage man aud thinks the bill can
now be speedily brought to "A vote in
the House.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.
Eliale OF John I, Blyla, deceased

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES ny THE
~ uudcraignct executor at tho will %
John J. Nlyth. deceased, 90 the creditors Of
aud ull pcfsons having claims against The said
deceased, 10 exhibit chem with the uscessary
vouchers within ten months after tho flrat pub.
WrntOn NJ This notice 10 The said Vgrtutufr
Grand Noungs onlce, over DcagTet National
bank, corner East 1rmplo and fifat sou "a
streets, salt i.Ake city, utah, IN the County Of
sat Lake. Dated Mny IN isa
WM, 4. NOsstrEH
HAMlirONG. PARK,
fAccutora ~ the will OF John l.. Blythe.
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The Seizure OF "coauinon."

VERONA, b. c., July News has
been received from Alasha that the
United States revenue steamer
'Cofwin" has seized the Brit
ish steamer "COquillou." a len.
der 10 the seal poaChlDg fleet.
The "Coquillon" had 5000 skins and
stores for all the sealing fleet. TIL,
seizure It Is thought, viii do much
toward iho breaking up ofth0 poach.
ing, as II win force the poach-r. To
come In from the sealing grounds for
supplies. The "Corwinn also over.
hauled twenty-five British schooners
In Port E,ches, sAd after giving them
a reasonable time for repairs, ordered
them out OF the harbor.
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IANE Y, PYPEM THE GUARDIAN OF
- tic pcrso0 anu estate ~ lrlghum rypur,
MARY 4, llpcr, MaFgo 81 ryper and IHcmn'
MA iyprft ninors, having liud her .rttiOn
herein, duly verified, praying for an order Of
sale of the real estute ~ slid miuura, for the
purposes therein SCI forth, It is hereby ordered
that Ire ntNt Of lin OF The ward and all per.
sons integUatud In the estate Of fHll minors
appear before lhe said Probate Court on Wed
nethay thu 2ll day OF July, lsH2, 40 10 O'Clock
% taid Probate Court, at tho County Court
huu.g, iu De city and county NJ salt i.Alc
wan Itrtlury, 20 show cause why ma order
should not br granted 10 tiio sad guardian. "a
srll lhe whole or sl much ~ the real cstltC %
tue sail muors, ~ private sale a. shall DO
necessary ana that copy Of IN order 20 pub.
lahod AZ least fusr successive WCoas la the
bIskitIt lNENlNG NuWs,a Newspaper printed
anu published ~ ssldcity and coun,y,
Dated June slst, ls22,
&. W, nARTCu,
Probate Judge.
WApDLLL s ADAMS, attorneys Tor guardian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02
Powder Accident.

This afternoon Samuel Aveson, aged
l2 years, was dangerously burned by
an explosion Of gun powder. He was
carrying can llled with the material,
when another boy igni,ei 1t. His
clothing was torn from his body, aud
he was severely burned. We could
not learn whether or not his injuries
were fatal. He was conveyed TO his
home In the Twenty-first ward soon
after tho accident occurred.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02
Gresham Positively Refuses 10 Ao-
cent.

ISDrASArOLis, July 2.-In view OF
absorbing interest throughout the
country In the possibility OF the nomi.
nation Of, Judge Gresham for tho Pre-
sijenoy by the Peoples party c6nven.
tlou at Omaha, the AcUs sent the
Judge the following dispatch; own
you say something for publication Ia
the NcrG win you accept nomlna.
ton II trnderedGn In reply the
Ncgs this morning received the follow
Ing dispatch: "Orleans, Ind, July ..
| would not accept on any platform
w. q. GREsIIA. T."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02
An Educational Institution.

Articles Of incorporation OF the
"Marist Fathers Of All Hallows Col.
lege" OF Salt Lake City, were
filed today. The object Of this
corporation Ia for scientific anu
educational purposes, aud not ior pc
cunisry profit. The principal office Is
IN Salt Lake City. The officers are
Thomas Henry, president; Basil
Nader, vice.prtrideni; anu Thomas
LArkin, secretary and treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02
NOTICE.

,I'o THE STOCKHOLDERS or TIM
4 egyltr Mining and Milling Company a
corporation You are hereby notified that the
regular annual meeting OF the stockholders Of
sad corporation Will be held az tho once Of
the bullion btck and Champion Mining CO.,
salt Lake city, Territory Of Utah, on Tuesday,
the ith day OF July, NJ the hour oi 10 am, for
the purpose Of ulrctlug officers Tor the ensuing
year and for tho Transaction Of such other nus,
mess a. may properly come before the meet.
ing. Ivy order Of the Hoard
W. J, BEATIr, Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

GALEsHURg, Ills, July 2.-Davld
Webb, on his way home from Salt
Lake City 10 COvington, Indiana,
dropped dead at the depot here this
morning from heart disease. Consid-
cradle money and valuable papers were
lOund in his pockets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02
DELINQUENT NOTICE

North Polnt Consolidated Irrigation Company.
Location ot oGice ant principal place ~
tutircGs No y commercial street, sat
Lake city, Utah.
NOTICE THERE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the fpll1Tinr described stock on
account Of hatCfsmt1i So. 3, levied upon tho
2ird day Ot MAY, lfi, Tue several amounts
holdUFH ~ tollUWH. 4 VII
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II INLAND NNNN,
second Ni'e.prcaidcnt.
JtNius D. WELLS, Hecy.


NOTICE - HEREBY GNEN THAT TIE
~ regular annual meeting Ut the stock
holder ~ tho state Hank Of Utah, Of -alt thkO
CITY, will Do held At IL banking house, corner
Of Main uud south Temple streets iu flid city,
on 1uctday, July lsih, lsls, at O'Clock pm,
said meeting u tor the purpose Of olegtrH
Directors tu serve for the ensuing wear, and i0r
the transaction OF such further business a. may
properly come before tho meeting.
HLBER N. WELLS, Cashier.
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LEGAL NOTICE,
in the Probate Court in and for Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah.


uthi uteoAstus
NOTICE IS lIERERY GIVEN THAT
IN ~aiah T. II. kHNdUn, administrator VI
the estate OF Samuel l.. BaWdeu, deceased. has
rendered Tor settlement, and flied In sad
~ said estate aud petition Tor final distribution
% the residue Of SAID estate among the prt-
sons entitled thereto, aud That Nednes.
day, tho oh day NJ July, a. u. isg3. at
~ O'Clock O. ~, ~ the Court Room Of said
court, IN tho County Court House, salt Lake
Iity and county, Itah TERRITORY, has been duly
appointed by the inugo ~ faid court for tIa
settlement Of sad account and hearing sait
ptuNOu for distribution, AZ which time and
place any person interested In said estate may
appear and show cause, II an there be-, why
sAid sccount should not be settled aud Hps
proved and nnal distribution mAiV Aa prayed
Tor.
Dated JuAo 18th, iss,. -
CLERK OF the Probate Court.
by CAusTES BRoWNL, Jr,, Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

OwrS AT Mary vale, June 70, ~, the ron
OF the late Archibald .nd Mary a. He'll. Of Fan.
guitoh, Garleld county, Utah. Death resulted
trom Tho deceased falling of wagon. Ile
wac born at ransuitoh, Oct, IS, ISL.
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NOIIifE

- ugHEHY gNfN, 10 TnE STOCK.
! huldprH ot the ttah Central Railway Com
pany that there viii hu n meeting Of the stock
holders held NJ room 10 y, noscret National
HANK liulldug. ~ the junction " Ehst Temple
and first south streets m SALT Lake CITY, Utah
Territory, ~ the hour OF p m., July .Hth, ls1i
Tor the purpose OF olectug nine Directors of
SAID Company % fcrNo Tor the ensuing year,
This meeting IL called by order OF the Hoard
Of Directors made juno 18Th, ~,
Ii GRAND ldtNG,
second N'e.prrnidrnt.
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Ana IN accordance Wih law, anil an Ordcf ~
the board OF Directors Iade or NAV i'lh. is13.
70 many shares ~ each parcel ~ said ttnck %
may 10 nUCofsary VIII lu sold ~ tue ullcc u
the company under the uuturut National Hank,
At salt Lake CITY, on Mlnuay, July hth, isNs, At
" O'Clock noon ~ said Day, 10 pay SAID dclin'
pucut Assrfsmcnt thereon, together with tho
CQEta OF advertising anl tNn nses Of ahlo.
u q, JtNstN. secretary Of
the security Abstract COMFY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

A RAY HORSE. 1--WE YEAHs OLD.
~ branded with circle round it on left
hgh ilHi saddle, haakumurc aud rope on
'n whom oct. Rrturu 60 % ~. Fourth South
and he rewarded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

Ana In Hrcnriatfa with law aud order "
hoard of director, made on tue 2ird day NJ
May, lsNl, 30 man sharrs Of each parcel %
stock ~ may he n'rct sary Will be- sold AZ the
rompany's ofige, ! o, 2. Commercial Street, salt
Lake CITY, tthh Ifrltory, Nc public auction On
Friday, july 2lud lsg., ut The hour Of lociork
y M, to my the dc lrquont assessment %
gsthor with tic costs OF advertising and CIV
peuHca OF sale.
Jw. WHITEHEAD. Ja.
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A Light GRAY MARE CAME To NY
~ place branded Az on right ny owner
1nn hAVg sAulu by uaylng expenses TO VI, =.
fl'her, lts ". first Moth street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-02

VIOUsT or NiNE Rooms. GOOD IOCA.
4 4 ton. % S'rlh, West Temple a.. Appit
Co. tul.r s. iouug, 100 MAN street.