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The Wife Relented

j. S. Morrison, the Bingham man who
was arrested in this city on Thursday
night on charge of adultery brought by
his wife, squared matters with the COM
plainant when taken back by Deputy
Marshal Bush. Mrs. Morrison relented
and withdrew the charge for the purpose
of giving her hubby another chance to
lead virtu Gus life.
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CITY HALL REPORTS.
The WaterwOrks Employees Received
$1,SOO Last Week.
The Health Department-Twenty- One
Deaths and Ten Births Reported
Pay Roll for the Week.

Superin tendent Ryan, of the waterworks
department, reports that during the week
ending Jan. IA, 131 men and four teams
were constantly employed at a cost of
81, 5000. The following list represents
the labor accomplished in the department
during the week:
Six thousand feet trenching; 6, 135 feet
backflling; S,O54 feet 6-inch pipe laid on
north bench extension; 178 pieces 6-inch
pipe hauled to north bench extension; 200
pieces 6-inch pipe unloaded and hauled TO
yard from railroad; "a pieces 16-inch pipe
unloaded and hauled to yard from rail-
road; feet drifted in tunnel in Emigra-
tion canyon; 48 feet track laid in tunnel,
Emigration canyon; ID sewers connected;
2 dead sewers disconnected; 1 fire hydranJ
reset; 1853 fire hydrantS flushed and oiled !;
fire hydrants replaced; II fire hydrants
repaired; 8 fire hydrants remodeled; 48
boxes made and placed around fire by
drants; Parley's conduit. flushed; Emil
grafton main flushed; dead ends flushed !;
"a troughs cleaned; 81 emergency calls
attended to.
+, THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
| Sanitary Inspector Shovel says that
| for the first time since he has been in
charge of the department no dead ami
mails were disposed of yesterday. Follow
ing is the report OF the healt department.
for the week ending Jan. IA:
Number OF loads of garbage and refuse
disposed of Recommendations. 80. 542
Number of dead animals disposed Of. -. II
Number of complaints received and at
I GSuu6u tO----..---.. .-s.ss.s Ii
Number Of cases Of contagious diseases
reported (diphtheria 4, scarlet fever 81 II
Number Of deaths from contagious dis
eases reported (diphtheria 1, scarlet
lever 81 ..s..'-..''
Burial permits issued. Observation-Disclosures. q
Births reported (males 4. females 6)...... 1C
| Pay roll. ......------..-.-.... ....S29l "a
THE WEEKLY PAY ROLL.
The city pay roll for the week repre-
sents an outlay OF 50, 4O2.70, distributed
as follows:
Street department. 81, 153 g
Health department Observation-Disclosures 29l Il
! Crematory.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS 81
Liberty park. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 OC
| WaterworkS 1910 e
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DR.. Shinnick, secretary of the Territor-
ial Medical Examining board, requests
physicians to secure their diplomas un-
framed for presentation to the board and
to call or send for blanks, which if filed
and sent in before the board meets will
facilitate work in the secretary's Office,
which is in Walker Mercantile block.
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MR. FYLER's TRIP.
he Leaves for The East Today with His
staff of Buyers.

STAFF of Buyers.
NTH. A. Fyler, wife and daughter,
together with his staff OF eastern buyers,
Miss Bickel, Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Miles,
leave for New York, Chicago, Boston and
He will be gone about two months, and
doubtle Salt Lake will hear from time to
time OF his whereabouts, as this enter
prising house is not likely to put the
meny heavy purchases on their shelves
without informing the public through our
advertising columns. Mr.. Fyler buys
with no sparing hand, and our city viii
soon be flooded with eastern products and
high novelties of every kind.
1t is rumored that Mr.. G. f. Adams VII
assume the responsibilities Of married
life, and bring back to our charming city
lovely bride, Miss Houghton, late head
trimmer in the millinery department.
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rEoonlight slating at Becls's bot spring

Smooth ice and shallow water make
this skating the safest and most luxuri-
Gus in the city.
Trains run every half hour between the
springs and the city until II O'Clock p. m.
Fare for round trip including transfer
on street car, 20 cents
Great Salt Lake & Hot Springs railway.
s. BAMBERGER, General Manager
Dec. 81. 1892.
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The scandinavian Democrats.

The Scandinavian Democrats will be
strictly in it again on Monday evening at
1880 in Social Hall. Judge Norrell has
consented to deliver an address, and the
following program has been prepared
Music by Juvenile drum corps; song,
Miss Hannah and Mr.. John Halvorson ;
speech, P. W. Madsen; solo, Miss Emma
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SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. IA, 1898. -
- Forecast for Salt Lake city
|rnlp and vicinity for thirty-six
T. VII hours, ending pm, Jan.
- 10, 1898: Fair weather today
and Sunday; stationary temper
So AZURE.
GEORGE n. SALISBURY,
Observer u. S. Weather Bureau.
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zine fancy goods. Godbe-Pitts Co.
This Reats Them An.

ONLY o hours Is minutes to Denver, "a
hours to Omaha, AZ hours 80 minutes to
Chicago. The above time is made from
Salt Lake by the Union Pacific. The only
dining car line. The fastest. The short
est. The best.
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sid MADEIRA Here Again
Twelve Gases of Silk.

SIu UIHtbIlai 1AOIo zAtsttEIE'
Agent Madeira of the Midland returned
from Denver yesterday.
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At the theatre Sunday evening Mr.. A.
7. Schroeder lectures on tsFrhmas Paine, "
Mrs. Sherwood sings ''My Western
Homep and Mr.. a. Beesley will render a
choice selection on his famous kyle
r1f70ne
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Conservatory OF Music.

The Utah Conservatory OF Music has
arranged with Prof. E. A. Robbins to
give a free lecture upon the science OF
music and its applications every Saturday
at 8 p. m. The ladies are especially in
yited to come and bring their children.
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LADIES, BUY DEsERET WOODEN mills
cloth for your boys suits and pants.
BUCKLE & SONS.
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Jorgensen; speech, President c. H.
Nelson; duett, Mrs. Josephine Erickson
and Miss Inya Peterson. All are invited.
II. M. III. LUND, Secretary.
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You say you have heart disease? Moth
ing of the sort; simply indigestion which
affects the heart. Remove it by using
ADAMS
PEPgTN TTTTTT-
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Twelve cases of silk from the cargo of
the oceanic steamship Gaelic were trans
ferred by the Southern Pacific to the
Union Pacific at Ogden yesterday.
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Eirst-class Homo COOKING.

woman's Exchange, 42K East First
South. Meals % cents; B. z to 8, L. u to
1890: D. 5 to 7:30. Sunday B. to 10;
u u II
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Saddle Rock Restaurant, Berets, Doan
& Co., 139 Main street, give board for SIS
per month, allowing guests to choose from
bill of fare without extra charge.
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Frazer & Chalmer, manufacturers Of
machinery, desire to announce that they
have moved their Office to 100 East Third
South street, Knutsford Hotel building.s
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Mr. BENNETT Returns.

j. Fl. Bennett of the Rio Grande West
ern returned home yesterday from trip
to Chicago. The gentleman intended at
tending a meeting of the Trans-conti-
mental association at st. Paul, but as
there was not quorum present no meet
ing was held. While in Denver Mr..
Bennett met several parties who had been
to the San Juan country, and he says that
the later Investigations fully corroborate
the first reports as to the richness OF the
gold fields.
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The Arcade Restaurant. opposite the
Knutsford, gives the best meals in town,
Short orders a speciality.
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Auction, Auction !

On Tuesday, Jan. II, at II a. M. No
3O6 North Second West street. House o
ten rooms, nicely furnished. See Sun
days papers for itemized list.
K. A. ANDREWS, Auctioneer.
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To Loan.

One million dollars at 6 per cent. to {
per cent. Conway & Donnellan, room %,
Commercial block.
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DR.. E. A. Copper, practice limited to
skin and venereal diseases. Rooms l and
4 Commercial building, Salt Lake city,
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Closing Out sale.

H. Hop & Co. will in the next few
days close out, without regards to price,
their entire stock of Japanese and Chinese
fancy goods. corner Of Third South and
Main.
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For Letter Heads.

Bill heads, statements, ball tickets and
all kinds of job work send to THE HER
AID. Quick work and reasonable prices
aseured
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s1.oOo,OOo
star Course Lecture:.

To lend on improved real estate. Jane
H. Bacon, at American National bank
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EXTENSION OF THE WESTERN
MINING AND BANK STOCKS.

A Dull Week on the Local Market, with
Few Sales.
The past week was an extremely dull one
in the local stock market, very few trans
actions being recorded. Following were
the brokers' quotations yesterday:
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gold to be found on the San Juan river, -
said Mr., Hite, ssand if any has been
found. as reported, it must have come
from the side canyons running from the
foot of the Navajo mountains into the san
Juan.'
GOLD is TRERE.
"There is no doubt as to the existence OF
fine gold on the San Juan, but it is not to
be compared to the coarse and large de-
posits found on the Colorado river. In
our trading experiences with the NavaJos
they have spoken of coarse gold, but said
1t all came out of the Navajo mountains.
s'The presence Of so many men hocklng
in from Flagstaff and Winslow and via
Durango and Dolores has had an irritat-
ing effect on the Navajos, and while they
would not bother any outside OF the
reservation they are not inclined to look
favOrably on the presence of so many men
passing through or skirting along the
country.
ENTRANCE FROM THE WEST.
ssFor this reason think the trip via
Green River is much to be pre- erred. 1t
is not necessary to go through the reser-
Walton, as the route from that point 20
Dandy Crossing is straight south and
some distance away from the NavaJo's
country.
liam still firm believer in that Colo
RADIO country. 1t is no longer mere sus-
picion-it is a well developed fact within
the past two weeks a most important dis
covery has been made about hall way
down from San Rafael to the D T y Devil.
Charley Crosby of Green River station
went out to establish q stopping place
just where the road eros sss, called the
Cotton Wood. In digging a well when
he got 10 the depth of five feet he fancied
| the gravel was ind ltiye of gold. When
he got to water he PANIED out about ten
shovels full of the stuff and got plain
colors rum ny from one to eleven in num-
Der. He was an experienced prospeetor
and knew it must have come from the San
Rafael reef and he went and found lode
OF free milling gold. The location of this
had been suspec ed by Us for long time.
"Where the San Rafael river cuts
through the reef there is little bar
formed on the east side, running east and
west, and Bob Fuller ranchman OF good
reputation in that country, told me just
week ago that they had found good
there is plenty of gold to be found there"
EXTENSION OF THE WESTERN.
.sWhat do you think of the proposed
extension of the Rio Grande Western2''
Mr.. Hite wasarked.
cit will be of great benefit to that
country. From what | can hear it will
run parallel to the San Rafael reef from
Green River to Graves valley. After
leaving there it will skirt the Henry
mountains and follow the canyon, taking
it into the Trachyte canyon and down the
Colorado river. This will bring it within
thirty or forty miles of the San Juan
river. the nearest point being Dandy
CROSSING, -
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Notice

SrNGIE-BREAsTED sAoQUE suits made to
order from Deseret Wooden mills cassi-
mers. sos. BUCKLE & Son.
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A-The first three letters of the alphabet.
BIS the GA B @ Bohemian Bottled Beer''
C-American Brewing Co., st. Louis.
Fred S. Hadra, "a East First South street,
Salt Lake, agent.
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MINING STOCK
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Parties holding my due bills for mer-
chandise viii please present them for
payment on or before Friday, Jan. 20,
1893. r. K. THOMAS.
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If you are troubled with that ''f6ll feel
ing after eating,'' it is an Indication of
indigestion. Try
AnARFQJ
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Yesterdays Temperature.
op. m.
Noon.
6 g. N.
Forecast for The Herald.

Highest temperature for the past twenty
four hours, 81 deg. lowest. 20 deg.
Corrected daily by United States observer.
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Roses AN the Year.
Take prescriptions to Godbe-Pitts Co.

Reading, under Utah National bank
and at green houses.
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special Rates for the Masked Ban.

The Union Pacific and Rio Grande
Western have agreed to give special
rate OF one fare for the round trip on the
occasion of the masked ball to be given
by the press club on Valentines eve from
Provo, Ogden and Logan, and it is ex-
pected that the same rate will be made
from Park City.
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Armour Co. say chat our order for
.wenty million grains of Pep5in is the
largest order ever given.
ADAMS
pEpcIN T,IITvrI- FRITTrI
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PEPsIN TUTTI-FRUTTI.

Take the short line to Park City. Two
daily passenger trains each way, leaving
terminals at s a. N. and p. m. and ar
irving at 1920 a. m. and $3.50 p. M All
through eastern and western mails now
go via Utah Central Railway.
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Fursl Fnrsl Fursl

sealslxin garments and fine furs in stock
and made to order, cleaned, repaired, re-
fitted and redyed. Mehesy, the furrier,
900 Main street; branch Office, Hotel
Knutsford
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Finest butter in Utah. G.. w. Davis,
Market row.
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Low prices. Godbe-Pitts Drug Co. =
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Pure wines. Godbe-Pitts Drug 90.
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Fifty dollars is offered by the Utah Soap
company for the name best adapted to
toilet soap; So for each other name which
may be used. Competition closes Jan.
81, 1898. Enclose soap wrappers of tn
Utah Soap company, Sa 1t Lake city. :
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PEPsIN TUTTI-FRUTTI.

Indigestion will surely succumb to tbs
use OF
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"Grand Republic"
Is The best nickle cigar made.
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gold to be found on the San Juan river, -
said Mr., Hite, s'and if any has been
found. as reported, it must have come
from the side canyons running from the
foot of the Navajo mountains into the San
Juan.''
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COINS.

THE HERALD has received its order of
columbian Souvenir Coins fresh from the
United States mint. Subscribers desiring
them can get them at THE HERALD count
ing rooms at One Dollar each. The sup
ply is limited, SO please call early and you
Will not be disappointed.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-07

Vapor esp IBo BOSCH
Captain Don Joaquin Risech.
RUTA DE FEBRERO.

Dia s-Miercoles earga la Capital para Fajardo, Vie
ques, Naguabo, Humacao Yabucoa
Dia 2ueves, sale de la Capital las de Ia madrugada
para Fajardo Vieques, Naguabo Humacao.
Dia 3-Vernes, descarga Humacao Yabucoa regre-
Humacao.
Dia 4Sabado ST hay fete sale las de la mafana
Vieques regresa Humacso.
Dia 6.-Lunes sale las de la manana para Fajardo
Vieques, regresa Humacao.
Dia 7Martes sale las de la maana para Veques, Fa
iardo Capital
Dia s-Mercoes caga en- Il Capital para Fajardo, Vie
Ques Naguabo, Humacao Yabucoa.
Dia 9Jueves sale de la Capital las de la madrugada
para Fajardo, yeques, Naguabo Humacao
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CON SIG N A II RIOS.

Gustavo Preston Hunacao agentes Sres sobrno
de Izquerdo Ca. Capital don Luis NJ Cintron Fajardo
Yabucoa, Y los Sres! A. Lugo ca. Thomas.
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PRECIOS DE PASAJES.

De Humacao Fajardo yieques o vice-versa g SO
popa, 80 proa Sl50 ionaleros e 10 p5 de recargo
para Eetado sin manutencon De Humacao, Fajardo
veques la Capital San Thomas, viceversa Sc po-
pa. 81 el 10 p9 de recargo, sin manuencion.
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Da IO.-Viernes descarga Humacao Yacucoa regre
sa Humacao. =
DiaiI -sabado. ST hay niugun fete de Ia
manana para Vieques regresa Humacao.
Dia 13-Lunes sale las de la para Fajardo
Vieques regresa a Humacao
Dia 14.-Martes sale las de la para Vieques
Fajardo Capital.
Da 15Mercoes carga para la Capital Faardo, Vieques,
Naguabo, Humacao Yabucoa.
Da 16-Jueyes sale de la Capital las de la maana pa
q ra Fajardo, Vieques, Naguabo Hnmacao.
Da I-Viernes, descaIga en- Humacao Yabucoa regre-
sa 4 Humacao."
Da Ts-Sabado ST no hay fete sale las de la
para Nieques regresa .Humacao.
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ExhubGrdnte Y HerTnOSO.

FL Vigor del Cabelo del Or. Aver es un
articuIo de tocador muy en- yoga entire las e.
horas caballeros, y estos les hace un sefialado
service porque les devuelyc conserva la jIve-
nil apariencia de su barba bigote.
PrepArado por ei DIR. J. c. Aver Ca Lowell. Mass,
h. u A. 10 venden los Farmaceuticos Perfunisas.
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VigOr del CabeIIO del Dr.. Aver.

Destruye la caspa, cicatriza los humores
molestos del craneo, devuelve su color original
al cabello descolorido girls, 10 pone sedoso
lie comunica una agradable fragancia. Con el
uso de este cosmetico la cabeza menos poblada
Sc cubre de un cabeilo
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Estos yapores haran es-
Gala en- los principales
puerots de la Isla, segun
las necesidades del ira
fico.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-22
MONEY TO LEND.
WANTS.

WAN TED.-A YOUNG MAN,
~ aged 81, wants SITUATION 10 o. dry-
goods stOre or writer ia Office Brisk -"rihr.
Seven years experience. References given. All
drcss j. T. ", DgPArcH orl-r. ia 2..lr
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OVERDUE STEAMER.
THE CHATHAM TWENTY
FOUR HOURS LATE.
Chesapeake Bay Closed to Navi-
misunderstanding Through
Ice-AIiye to Rendezvous.
,co,-..,ors.pc. O, The Richmond Dispa,ch.l

rcorr.spondence Of The Richmond Dispstch.l
NORFOLK, January 21.-The Boston
steamship Dorchester. which left here
Thursday morning for Baltimore en-
countered such heavy ice in the bay that
she got no further than Back river, ana
returned here last night. She reported
the Bay-Line steamer CASTOR closed IN
bv the ice in the bay and unable to move.
The steamship Chatham, due here yes
terdav. has not been heard from. Chesa-
peake Bav is now practically closed to
navigation. It is bright overhead mere
TO-DAY. bnt the snow is still deep on the
oronnd. and last night was one OF the
most b,tter of this wretchedly-cold spell,
on now for one month exactly.
FEEDING THE SUCKERS.
The ovster.packers are issuing soup.
bread. pork, and beans to their unem-
Moved shuckers and laborers daily AT
the packing-houses. Some OF the lum-
ber.mills. though shut down, are paying
their employees regularly.
The ice is so thick and TANNED below
Iomberts Point that it took the Boston
line steamship William Crane SIX hours
10 come from Old Point to Norioik
Yesterday afternoon.
The knitting-mills in Berkeley continue
in daily operation, and the operatives
are brought and sent home in wagons.
KILLED BY AN ENGINE.
Information has been received here OF
the death of Mr.. George ". Brown, u
boilermaker, of Portsmouth, which oc-
cured at Harrisburg, Pa, by iocomo-
tive running over BIN.
Every section of the district was re-
ported rs alive to the Importance OF tina
event at the meeting of the Naval Ken
devious Association last night. All the
plans have been formulated and the pro-
eramme outlined for the celebration.
Mr.. John Il. Hathaway, formerly edi-
tor and proprietor OF the Norfolk D1y-
BOOK. Is seriously i'll in Washington, d.
c. He is employed in the Government
printinp-Ofhce