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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11
STAKE CONFERENCES.
Appointments for Quarterly Confereu.
ces Until April, 1894.

Utah Stake-Sllurday and Sunday.
October IAN anu 10Th, 1903; And SAtuf.
day aud sunday, January 18Th and
iith, 1894.
Weber stnke-Sundav and Monday.
Oct. l5lh and 10Th, 1893; aud sunday
ana Monday January lith aud 10th,
1898.
Cox Elder, Tooele and Oneida
stakes-Sunday and Monday, Ootuber
22nd and 23Td, 1893; and Sunday and
Monday, January 2lst aud 22nd, 1894.
Wasnteh anu Juab Stakes-Saiurday
and SUNDAY, October 2Sth and Goth.
1885, and Saturday AMI SUNDAY, Jan.
uRry eth anu 2Sth, 1894,
Cache Siagc-Sunday aud Monday.
October s0th and 3Oth, 1898; aud sun,
day aud Monday, January 2sth ana
ooh, 1894.
Bear Lake Stake - Saturday mud
Sunday, November 4th and san. 1884.
and Saturday and sunday, February
3rd and 4lh, 1894.
Emery, summit and Uintah Stakes
Sunday aud Monday, November OH
anu ON, 1895 hn sunday and Mon.
day, February an and 9th, 1894.
Sanpete and Star Valley Stakes
Saturday and SUNDAY, November I'm
and 18th, 1893; aud Saturday AMI
Sunday, February 10Th ami lin, 1894
San Luis, Morgan and Bannnek
SHkcs-Sunday aud Monday, Novem.
Der 18Th aud 2Oih, 1898; and Sunday
aud Monday, February nth aud l2t6,
1894.
San Juan and Mexico StalSps-salur.
day and SUNDAY, November 18th aud
lOIh, 1893; and Saturday aud SUNDAY.
February l7th aud lsth, 1894.
Willard, Fryer and Catdston, Cana.
dn, stak,t-SuudaY and Monday, Nc.
vemOer l0u aut 10Th, 1893; and Sun.
Gay anu Monday, February 18th ana
1874, 1904.
panguitch, Wayne and Snowflake
Stbkes-sundav and Monday, Novcm.
her 26th and 9lth, 1903; and Sunday
and MOnday, February 26th and 93ih,
1884
Davis pnd KRnsb Slakes-saturdav
ami Sunday December end and 8rd, |
1913; anu Saturday ard Sunday, |
March 8rI AMI iih, 1894.
81. John Stske-Sunday and NIon-
day, December 3Fd and An, 1903: nnd |
Sunday and MogIay, March an and
6ln, 1894.
St. George, Mnlsd and ~. Joserb
SGkri-Sundny AM Monday, Decem.
ter lOth AMI llth, 1893; aud SUNDAY
aud Monday March 18th anu lat6. |
1884,
Cassin, ParowRn and Maricopa
Stake -Suudsy ana Monday, Decon.
Der l7th AVID 18TH, 1893; ana Sunday
and Monday, March 18th and l0i6,
1894,
Beaver StAks-Saturdsy and Sun.
day, December 2Std anu 2llh, 1893;
and Salutiny nnd SUNDAY, March 9lth
and Goth, 1894.
i. d. RICHARDS,
JOSEPH h. SMITH.
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HOUSTON, Tex, oct. l0.-Tho South.
cru Pacific officials arc considerably
excited over nBws received from points
along the Inns concerning tho capture
oi ono Of their freight trains Mt Del Rio
by n baud Of siXty.hye armed men,
VINO claim 10 be- minors from CalliOr.
MIA anu New Mexico. The men cay
they were driven 10 desperation by
the delay oil the Senate In settling the
oliver question, 80 that business may
be resumed In the silver producing
states, and they propose going to Ala
bana 10 take the places OF striking
miners, hs II Ia now work Or starvation
with them. They are running the
train on their own schedule anu the
dispatchers are puzzled in order 10
avoid collision with the regular trains,
Ihey stop at different towns and levy
tribute OF provisions but 30
TAR have committed no other
Expectations. They are well armed
and the Utllcerb dare not attack them,
unless they can muster n large poste,
WHOM cenuOt be done except la tho
large cities. IL II now expected that
they viii abandon the train near the
emf OF the division, 60 around the city
nnd by capturing other traius Proceed
on their journey.
The headquarters of the Southern
Pacific hero nave Just received n tele.
gram from Sau Antonio, stating that
when the train pulled IN thors forty OF
Tue lrumps wer0 caught, while twenty.
hNo etchled but AFo being pursued.
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GIVE DOLLARS A MONTH. "
DIS Mansfield and BiSs6,t Make
Another Notable 0a.E
All pnurnts AppIi inE before Woven.
bcr Ist will bo treated and Supplied
with Medicine untii Cured for
$500 iiunth.

The two weeks during which brs. MausHsId
and ilsactt 0ftho Zion Medical Institute 1HUr,d
Co treat and tufuHh medicine. tree tuuI vino
applied have expired, AMI That wlI.u many ue.
CIafod Impossible huH been .uWUIsHrd. out
of The many hundreds who applied uUut wore
turned away. uud ult cent uI money wac ut.
copied on any urottN whatever. Iu0HtrtustH
Of the physicians aud The ru.0ur.U4 OF Uu
lahorat0uuH were taxed 90 lhuir utmost, Uut tho
wUrk wac accomplished.
MauN u the uaticntH WIN hEsn applied have
HaIHt "Uuriur, I should Tile tu continue under
your trgatmUutand care nave received gfuat
benefit during these two wCrks. Hut ! aurpu.o
your charges are yory hlah'
Sow 90 answer alt such REMARKS lH iHH. ufa.
Mausu0d aud iiissctt mako Che following tub.
DEE offer.
~ order 90 give al an opportunity OF avail.
inu Themselves ofthcir skill during tHia fUasau.
DE Miua1oil aud liissuti will. until Nuyrm.
Der lst. make n uniform charge IHF uruIsinO
and treatment Of mouth IIHIH tu AID
patients lHd for All ditCasUs 40 patients ln.
plying Tor treatment boforn NutcnUyr lst VIII
be treated Tor l5n month. and 900 mtuIu.ura
tufntsuouffco. each month treatment IurIud.
ing medicine, to cost ~ tNtit. ttHiB.
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SAN FRANCisCO, Oct iO.-'The Cali.
iofnin state mining convention today
adopted resolutions declaring the ass0-
citation opposed 10 certain changes In
the e0.oallel Stewart mining bill,
which bill has for its purpose the
amending Oi certain sections OF the TO-
vised statutes OF the United States,
relative To tho acquisition OF title to
mining lands.
Other bills were adopted recommend.
Ing that n bill be presented to Congress
providing for an appropriation OF n
million n0llars, 10 be- expended under
the direction OF the secretary OF war,
In accordance with tho plans aud
specifications anu recommendation OF
the California Debris Commission, for
Tue purpose oi constructing works for
restraining and impounding mining
debris upon the tributaries OF the Sac
ramento anu San joaquin rivers, In
California; and branches VI such trib-
utaTits.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
KILLED And ROBBED.
A Wealthy JeE Of San Antonio,
Texas, Found Murdered.
A BULLET HOLE IN THE HEAD.


SAN ANToNIo, Texas. Oct TO-
Marcus Koonigheim, one OF the Oldest,
wealthiest and most highly respected
Jewish citizens Of San Antonio, was
murdered AMI robbed some time last
night, his dead body being found this
morning with a bullet hole through
his head, lying In thu hall OF his resl.
uence.
There il a deep mystery surrounding
the crime. In the lower hall OF the
tosidencc was large safe, In which
was a large stock Of money and jewel.
~, amounting In value to fully 49,
900. The saie was rIfied OF all the
money, IeWelfy and vEiuables, except
u pair Of gold bracelets, an heirloom Of
the family.
IL Ia supposed that Koonigheim
heard the burglar and made some
move to investigate when lac met his
death.
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the VEST

Amer asiay Of several years ut Wash.
ingtou, DC, during which hohas become
familiar with the workings Of Congress,
and tho departments, Judge Chas. W.
siaynor an Attorney aud Counselor Of
tho Supreme Court Of tho Unltod statoa,
isprerared to promote proper legislation
by appearing before Committees aud
informing influential Congrossmon as to
tho needs OF clients and communities
represented by him.
lilo also continues his practice In tho
General Land ONCE, proparos appeals,
makes answers aud arguments before tho
Commissioner and Secretary, analyses
and reports on eases TO attorneys at
distance, and attends to general land
business. Terms reasonable. Services
prompt and reliable. 20. Address, Box
IA, Washington b. c.
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TmE IRRIGATiON CoN0Huss.
omcers Appointed aud Addresses
delivered.

Los ANGELES, OCT. 1O.-The In.
ternational Irrigation congress began
sessions here today, IL was called 10
order by Frederick R.5mgtho. Nearly
200 delegates were present, represent.
ing Kansag, Nebraska, Illinois, Ten.
ncssee, Washington, Auz1ns, New
Mexico, Utah, IeXas, lows, Connects
cut, Montana, Wyoming, Oklahoma,
Mexico, Ecuador Peru, Prussia,
France, Hungary and New South
Wales. Many more arc looked for.
Governor Markham, Of California,
made an address, Ia which he said
California was concrete example OF
what irrigation had done. Land once
worth cents AN acre was now worth
$500 to $1,000. Colonel Jerry Miller, OF
fLmuiK, Afik., was chosen temporary
chairman. Committees were appointed
and the convention adjourned until
tue afternoon.
On the Toassomblng VI the Irriga-
tlOu cOnrfees this afternoon the report
Of the committee on credentials was
read ami adopted. There we're cUntuBls.
Committees were appointed.
Tho COMMITTEES on permanent Organi.
ZatiOn reported iist OF officers with
Judge J. y. Emery, Lawrence, Kan,
president.
The committee recommended that a
permanent executive committee lie
namedby the delegations aud reported
through their chairmen to the conveu-
ton, consisting Of one member from
each state aud territory represented.
Tue report was adopted aud President
Emery escorted " the platform amid
applause and delivered HE address,
after which the congress adjourned iii
tOmOTfoW.
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OLD MOTTRAM CHURCH.
An intereSting visit to an Interesting
Ediilce-"War Hill" aud Its
History.

MANCHESTER, England, Sept. eth,
ls03.-sundny marning, Sept, "a, In
connection with Elder n. l.. Morris,
we ngSin visited tho ellsworth branch.
Another gool meeting was hold,
several strangers being present. After
meeting we went to Tinlwistle, where
we spent an enjoyable time ut Sister
Harrop's. sslor Harrop has been a
member OF the Church since her child.
hood days.
The Tuesday following we LETT
Tintwisile for Motlram. These two
towns are in Cheshire, close 10 tho
bordera Of Dsrbybhire. England has
her share OF billy country, Derbyshire
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KILLERS GENEVA
MINERAL WATER.
srHINGu GiNEVA. Ny.
NATURES REMEDY.
A Tonic and a Regulator.
HAS CURED

insomnin.Incipicnt nright's, diabetes.
Kidney Troubles, Indigcstiou. Ser.
Nous Dyspepsia, NerNaus nebnity A..
sick Headache, Tistuta. piles. con.
stirntiuH. travel. tumbago, Hhsu.
Hatisui, Nruraisin. pimptrs and
matches. 'atHrrb Ut the HousIs
Liver nimcuitiss, Scrufuia. Icscmn,
salt Hhsuui, iii,cs. opium mabit.
Excessive U'c " Aicahoi. femsi.
complaints. CRtnrrh aud Iniinm-
nation Of tho bladder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11

= Means of bringing tho senate to an
Agreement

Agreement
WAaniNGroN, Oct. l0.-Eenators of
M hhtues VI opinion now agree that
the night session experiment viii
NECESSARILY bring tAe Senate 10 an
GSsLtehlent on the financial question.
Oplhl0ns ditler as much about the
pFoohble length oi the continuous sea.
s1oh Aa 10 what ils results viii bo. The
sllNeF men arc counting upon II con.
uunins for ioIly-ught hours aud are
uhHlpB TIER plans accoriihgly. They
WIN mnhr effort at O'clock To.
morrow h'tnoon 81 secure an All.
yuuthmshI uuI do not expect 10 sue
.eeu, Alieg tAu adjournment motion
10 voted down some one OF tho alv1.
Gates VIII take the floor ana gp,ak
uhlll relieved by some other mem
Der q like Views. The lenders
ON the silver side say as far Az thew can
control their forceB they will iusi.t
lhal the majority shall maintain n
quorum. 1t II evident the rrpenl mon
WI nave 10 TO constantly pr,pelt iu
4ulle large numbers to prevent aJ.
i9ututaenl.
a ehtelnl canvass OF the Senate
thoWs, u a vote should be reached
upon tho bill M IL slaudait would
carry by majority Of eleven, anu the
vote SuPp''lnE aalenat0rs to be pres.
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TREATMENT BY NAIL,
No Necessity Of C5mils 10 tho City
lOf Treatment

Almost every mail brings letters asking Drs
Mansfield Auu iissrit. h 10 utrrsatfy t,Itr
m SAT- Lake boz order fu the tho tfratmrutg
van you treat patients 90 thCir homes by MALI
MUV.U.f.t fI...... ~ Nl.if'
ihpfclofo, Tor TIE benefit ~ those who may be-
hralthilnE about WrNus 90 them, thut hY tUeIr
put-NnH ul ulH and Other systematic lfrHrsC
mchls, SUFFICIENT auuN ledge uf each case can
~ "blhihtd make treatment az easy matter.
lhuH patients can De- treated at their own
homga 80 wei uH In san Lake. Medicine are
sent u( tApfcstt regular CspuudtIUc DO
required ara mlufl.ui, aud tie phyuri4r
anu paiioni are tHGH boz constant touch
PROMPT top.ieH are made hy DrH. Mausnrld 4
~ ,'lt nndlhlallnns poo uoatneut prescribed
q tl ttHy O. worked QUO until cure Dr. elected
Zoe Gee couts 300 stamps when you write f1r
quCtuun circular
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ASHLAND, Wis, Oct. lO.-The eitua.
lion OF the unemployed on the Gope.
hio range at Hurley II becoming srrl.
ous. Bread riots have already occurred.
At least 800 people this side OF tbe
Wisconsin Central line are out OF en-.
ployment In ElmwOOd anu aoross
the Michigan line tue number IL at
least 1000, and th,re Is mo- prospect OF
work Tor them. 10 Ia estimated that
ohe'hnll OF these people have families.
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$500 A MONTH.

All patients un or treatment or plsc.
ing themselves under treatment before
November LIT will be- treated until
cured at the uniform rate Of $500 n
month. Medicines furnished free.
This includes Consultation, EXaminn.
ton, Treatment and Medicines Tor ali
patients aud diseases.
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ent would be nory-eight ayes anu
thirty.BUveu uOes.
The silver men claim that at lcast
eight senators In the affirmative list
are dteirous Of securing n c1mpromise,
and u some measure can be devised
uuon which they and these can agree,
the vote will be reversed.
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mo noNnor norTnINr.
should be Assert, d ut This Time ia
nrHxil

New York, Oct. lO.-Tho Hsrd'd's
MontuviiUo dispatch say; Admiral
MellO once more TuIpuuud fifiug on
RIO, and the capital Is In state u
panic. Much anxiety Is felt Ia that
city To know what action President
Cleveland will instruct Minister
Thompson 10 take with regard 10 the
question Of supporting the Argentine
aud Chilean ministers In RIO In
protest against the local diplomats Of
other nations interfering between the
belligerents. They have raised the
cry OF "America tor Americans" aud
hssett that this Is lust the time when
the Monroe doctrine should be unmis-
Akably asserted.
Admiral Mello has Issued another
mnniiesl0, In which he ueclafes, ia
rhAe u his turrets over PfpslIent
PoiEoto, he viii adhere rigiuly to
Republican Institutions and forms OF
government.
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EngIana,. COOL strlhc.

LONDON, OGt. l1.-The Warwick
collery Owuors have accepted the
euggustiou OF tho mayors OF Leeds,
Sht field, Bradford, Nottingham aud
Bitusiey, regarding u settlement OF
the minen' strike aud the indications
are that Euglanu's great strike is
about ended,
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Zion Medical Institute

Located permanently a. Rooms lO2, sos,
500, pooly ,P.oj Building, Sal, Lake
City, Utah.
7. u, Mansfield, MD.
J. A. Bissct' MD.
Consulting Physicians.
Specialize Al diseases of the I've. En-
Nose, Throat ara LuuEs, all Chronic Diseases.
Ofco hours-gtb N m., 2to5nm. ztos
PEN. rundays, u a 100. 90 p.n.
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HOME ENDORSEMENTS.
Results Attained win
only Few pays Treatment

Mu. r. ). ilurs. well known mining man
" Winnomucca, Nevada. who hlE been stop.
ping q few days In thlH city, saY.. 81 have
taken a short term 81 treatment 90 Che Zion
Medical Institute. and ! feel lr.y grateful for
what they have done Tor me-
~ nave lCcn troubled with catarrhal aNer.
tons Tor the iast Uirht years NF I,it car tns
been almost totally deaf Tor iHu IH.f two YEAR.
constant ringing ACpt zap Boo ms care. when
nearly cot WU Wild AlE nose would sflU ut,
thH Wurus dropped hnrA into mY tHfuFt 40
caused me 90 kUcp hawking and HnHuus frg'
iuE tu dulutrU o. A pain around my heart
CuuNol Wr much uuulHtur.H It N#UH
81 Am improving greatly U..IT day under
uft. huuaurli aud mecca. Uu4lmrHt. Ur,r
treatment. having done Wv moro HuIf tH4n sif
ny past duCiurinF, Tor which H4to spent over
ut Pc Zion Medical Institute t1 I'D suHafipg
With chronic Affections D. D. KILLS.
Ma llhgpu sutt. who resides 90 No. A.
Green street. ihis city, Gays. ~ Hllr boon nm
tuio O. work Cor three months 1u account III
itIN. alUh nII the umC. wac uutUIU Iu obtain.
f"lrt until won't 90 nrH NHuHUIu 1uI Ilf..gft
anl have Improved CNor dIH .ueH BEGAN
u,Aim.nt aud / feel very EHigiuI Co tle.u
"Aiy ymptom1 wore Haail.her rHgIrr ip
tNs, eyes weak 1ui WutuIE. uU.U .fHUpei up.
Alptlio p1sr hud ptIuH IH stomach. HH ut
MNI.N haEc improved great. under urH. Mans
igllH n N1HHuifs treatment"
tpr lhp .rc1mup intilu of tHl.U umU'uYoi
guUut tlr working hour, iH" uHrUa 90 lrs
MauHncld q usHDtt arc open WOO. HlE oven.
u tn. 90 D d. m 90
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PARIS, oct. lO.-rho conference of
the Latin Monetary Union today
adopted proposals. presented by ltlly5s
Delegates for a withdrawal from clfou.
latiUn " tho small Italian currency.
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plundsrlng and uuliug Foreigners,

BuENOs AYEas, O,t. l0.-Scaltered
parIies OF Insurgents IN Santa Fee ARE
Numbering aud killing foreign settlers.
me authorities have promised TO
restore security to foreign settlers.
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Sr. LOUIS, Oct. TO- December wheat
s1il here Tor tue lowest price ever re-
CIrdrd, viz: % cents. Tue cause was
an increase IN the visible supply.
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a Heavy wind wanted for Todny'-
Contest.

NEW HoHS, Oct. lO.-Tho now bow.
spit that takes the place " the one
sprung on the Nigilant In MOnuay's
race was In position this afternoon,
pnd tho third race will be sailed to.
morrow. Lord Dunraven, Designer
Watson, Captain Cfanfield anu Sail
maker Ralsy are all praying for n
heavy wind. They want a chance In
that sort Of weather before they admit
that the American model is better than
tue English.
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SEE WHAT IT mas noSE FOR NE

| am ~ good ~ one risen from the
dead. a iow months ago / had given
mytcli up o. die, aud by mere chance /
heard Of MlllutiH Geneva Mineral
Water from Geneva, New Iurk. |
called at the Nrter Depot I'm Portland.
oregon. | told the agent / hRd been
afflicted Tor many years with Whist is
called tyfiitcs, or Inflammation Of the
bladder, also diabetes, that / had lost
my pounds weight Ia the unst year,
ana lhat ! would soon pass 10 another
sphere. / have spent thousands uf
dollars on doctors aud medicines. ani
all 70 no avail. ! wgHsa tad OF worse
Rt that time than / ever had teen. aud
was using medicine all the time Tor the
last six yfafU Well, 10 make n long
story bh0it, by the time / hal ufru
i've gallons " the Geneva Water |
had almost forgotten : was sick and
felt 70 well about 10 that had % tell
everybody ! met, aud 10 10 this writ.
Ing ] have used fit-ou gallons of the
mineral water and OF o. Truth eau say
that nm comparatively we'll. Before
using the Geneva Water had 10 take
morphine 10 yet any sleep At all, nnd
since drinking tho mineral water can
sloep ~ well "a. ever dli. on. hear
me, all you tInf aye uill .rtul nad "a .
icrng with Urinary Troubles or
stomach Ailmunis OF any Mind, the
Hunsva Mineral Water will cure you.
IL has cured mt.
Como anu sre me and Judge Tor
yourself aud / will tel you all yuu
want 90 know about O. q GpuUvA Min.
cral Water. II Is AL Nt my nj.
dross: lu9 P1-tOll.u Bio IS. Salt Lake
Ciy Dou't forget taat 10 ~ Tor male
anu female.
JOHN STODDARD,
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We, the undersigned, testify that the
foregoing II true.
Hon. David Ec,Irs, *. Mayor. Ogden.
Grorgr II Kinney, Bishop 9Dih ward.
&. w. Nibley, Secretary Oregon Lum.
Der %.
Judge Thomas ID. Dee.
Hon. Joseph II well.
bishop NJ. +. Brown.
John A. Bic Ali-lrr.
Hon. II. n. SPENCER.
william Haslam, 5eleciman.
John NJ. r. VolkeT, Secretary Ecclrs
Lumber Go.
Grant Gctlc., Assistant Manager
Oregon Lumber Co.
Hon. Joseph 4. West.
Frank ShurIliH, Rsi'Iol Manager.
A. *. Stodiard, Luniuor Merchant.
ihomas Lrlshmln, Farmer.
Geor. . st1ddarJ, LumUer Merchant.
Peter Miuuech.
william n. rOlor.
Joseph Slojdard, Rock. kcfpsr.
Hyrum Salisbury, Railroad Conductor
John NJ. Luishmau, Foreman Oregon
Lumi Ur Go. saw mill.
James Nibley, Merchant.
James Smurlhwaite, Book. keeper
Oregon Lum' or Co.
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Drs Mansfield and Rissutt arc pcrmapently
located ia @alt Lake CITY, ormiugngv, EeS
ponsiui.lty aud SSH form the basis Of cvery
claim thuy make. veg
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lhA is the number bought by from samuel oppouhelm
'p' no. ~ Green srooi Now York. entire sample line
Tor a on the dollar We going sr Thorn Tor $50 nor
COM loss than competitors paid Tor then il 4. 5yo
l we can All ri TO cot Visit elegant cloak aud
sui department aud you will DO astonshoi.
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Regular tailor made Ladies' and
W aseH Jackets iu coI0rs aud BLACK.
EHstH 90. bought uy W Tor I'd ont5S
dollar. now
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FIvEnAYs A WEEK.

The hard times are gradually working
this way. A despatch from Rutland,
dated July IA, says: "The Howe Scale
Company of this city to-day posted no
tice in its shop that hereafter the works
will be closed Saturdays and run only
nine hours other days. The cause of
this action is that the company's bust
ness has decreased materially during the
past few weeks on account of the finan-
cial crisis. A large part of its trade is in
the West, and the failures there have
crippled its business.
John A. Mead, president of the COM
pany, says: 1T costs $l400 day to open
our gates and falling off in orders
makes it necessary for us to hedge.
The company employs over 300 men and
this reduction in hours means hundreds
of dollai lost to the laborers of the city.
The company has also been discharging
men for some weeks and it is rumored
that large number will be discharged
soon.
"The depression is also felt in other
industries. The True Blue Marble Com
pany of West Rutland has discharged 40
men within few days because of fall
ing off on orders, while the Central Yer.
mont railroad has cut the Saturday day
in all it's shops down to five hours and
other days down to eight hours. These
reductions mean at least $500 week to
this vicinity alone"