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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-17
THE NEWS PYRAMID OF WACO
Waco.
One river.

One river
Paved streets.
Large elevator
Two roller mills
Three foundries.
One Daily News.
The Geyser City.
Two natatoriums.
Coffet spice mills.
Two ice factories.
One t. unk factory.
One Weekly News.
Efficient fire service
Two masonic lodges.
One canning factory.
Home of fair Artesia.
Two steam laundries.
One tent X O. T. NJ
Seven railway outlets.
-Four first class hotels.
Two mattress factories
Two business colleges.
Two lodges |. O. O. F.
Two cotton congresses.
Three daily newspapers.
Elegant federal building.
Five weekly newspapers.
Two electric light plants.
Two water-works systems.
Three monthly magazines.
Baylor University (Baptist)
-Four Building Associations.
The church centre of Texas.
The school centre of Texas.
The political centre OF Texas.
Magnificent provident temple.
One mayor and ten aldermen
Moss backs all dead or dying.
Paul Quinn College (Colored)
Slayden Krksey wooden mills.
Splendid free school buildings.
Six livery, feed and sale stables
Three Knights of Pythias Lodges.
Two wholesale commission houses
Waco Female College (Methodist.)
Two electric street railway systems.
One Waco Daily and Weekly News.
Blake Manufacturing Co., Clothing.
Handsome city hall and court house
A lady superb tendent of public schools.
Three wholesale grocery establishments
Artesian water at 1914 degrees, farenheit
Academy of the Sacred Heart (Catholi'
Home office Of the Fire Association of
Home Of United States Senator Richarc
Home of Hon. George Clark, the Texas
Two savings banks, two state and four
One wholesale fruit, vegetable and conf
Largest free suspension bridge west of
Fire escapes on all three story buildings
Home Of Hon w S. Baker, chairman
Committee.
Southwestern headquarters for the Prov
Society Of New York.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-17

Digger & Wilkes milk bread is the
best
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
JUDGE ORANGE SEELEY.
Dos His PTobI,a jlisjsbIp D.sQuali-
ly Him for The Legislature?
That ~ the Question which tIis Dsm,
ocraiic Opponent Proposes to
Have Answered.

Joshdh Greenwood IL Up from
Millard county. llo was the D,mo.
cratic candidate Tor tho Legislative
council iin the ninth council District,
which embraces Miliari. wssatch,
Emery, Grand aud Sewer counties.
Mr.. Greenwood did not get majority
of the votes cast, but he claims that be-
got more votes 1han any other candi.
uote whc was qualified to be- elected 10
the position.
Judge Orange Seoloy IL also 70
town. He was the Republican candi.
date Tor councillor In tho ninth dis.
tt.ul, aud received a majority Of tiu
y0ivH cast In his dietrict on November
. But Mr.. Seeley Is probate Judge or
Emery county, aud that IL where nn
important question arises.
The claim IL sct form that n person
who occupies % Federal Office IL not
eligible 10 eection or appointment 10
any territorial, district, county, munlC-
iIal or precinct office. IL u also
alleged that probate Judge iu Utah
being appointed by thu President OF
the United SAtee, Do n Federal official,
and cannot be- elected TO the Lcgisla-
latufo while holding tue other Utlirr.
On the other hand, b0.h OF these
claims are controversies On behalf
VI the Republican candidate. IL IN
asserted that iu the sense In which
tbs term h legally used, probate
Judge IL not u Federal official; that
while lie h appointed by thu President
Ire II net paid by the general
government, hut by the county, aud
therefore 10 n county oillcst; ttnt he mo-
more belongs TO tho Fcduful division
than does local appOiutee OF the GJy-
cTuUr,
IL L. said that this question would be-
raiioi before thu Ulah Commission,
tul that body will not dispose Of H.
lhoir place h 10 canvass the votes, not
10 ia Ils OF tn1 qualifications nf caudi.
dates. That question 10 one that must
lie passed upon by another tribunal.
II tne claim as tot forth Ia pressed,
the contest may prove Au interesting
one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
Municipal AppOinlmenls.

Fire Chlef stanton 10 Tuetliag for
signatures to petition Askiug tho
Mayor and CITY Council to retain him
Ia Office. lie Will eudeavor 10 make
them believe that ho IL the best fitted
man Tor the position there Is Ia tho
community. Profanity and blusler
aud tLv u8U u horse anu COW feed paid
tor by the city anu puruiciuus activity
IA politics afu now being pushed into
the Held Of i0fgelfulutss. But tue most
" the taxpayers have good memories
aud will take all o. these little things
Into account.
Councilman Hardy, 1t ia said, eau
have tho Office OF superintendent Of
streets duriug The next admins ration
Tor the askiuR. Mr.. Hardy, however,
Is doing nothing Ia tho matter, though
his ffieuuH Will ouueav0r 10 promote
the iGler,st VI the city anu himself at
thu same time by securing his appoint
rutnt. Mr.. liAfly's kuUWltdeu aud
uspgUll,ty In that direction rTr pr0b.
ably better than those OF any other
man.
In regard 10 the position hold 10 long
and hard ny Matchmaker Harvey, II
nov looks very mucn like that II viii
20 10 hr, q. A. Glbbs, the well known
civil engineer AtHny rate II Is safe
to say that Mr. Harvey Will not tuC.
coed himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
TIE GRAVITY SEWER
TIll Tho City Have 10 Finish The WtTk
Commenced by tho Contradictory
The Special Committee VIII Meet on
Friday aud Report their Findings
to tie CITY Council On Tuesday.

The communication received In the
CITY Council last night from the con-
tractors Of tho gravity quite. suWer
created considerable Of stir In
municipal circles today and the com.
mitlce specially appointed to Invest.
gatc the matter Will meet on Friday 10
consider the claims 20! forth by the
company.
The city owes them about sixty
thousand dollars auu 10 unable to pay
them condition anu injustice they
declare they Will not endure much
longer Inuy uay that they are will.
lux anu anxious 10 complete their cou-
tract providing they receive payment
in uash ~ was originally agreed upon.
IL that cannot be done they will cease
operations gt once aud the city will be
oOhgrd 10 complete this work which Il
being carried on at the present tut
only with "a small force OF men as the
ttirk manufacturers VIII not furnish
| brick unless they receive cash iog
them, q thiug that h Impossible unless
heciiy stauus by the contractors as
agtuUl upon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15

has ole, negotiated the purchase Of
property iu th. district fr uou-roFi-
dents, IL one OF the owners Of the new
town-iic plat md hps been the means
90 Interesting % number Of capitalists
ia ia district
Beaver ttDqiaH. Thu Horn silver.
d Frisco, Is "A great Institution. Al
present Us payroll contains the names
oil42 mon. Tue company are putting
Ia an Immense cuuruutrnt1f aud mir
pressure. The machinery for this
great work Is on the ground aud men
arc uusily engaged vfto,ing large
building Tor tho CJncentfat0r. Every.
body be- busy, the ore h. being taken
from thu mine In two places. The old
shalt where sometime ago a utve.in
occurred, u also being worked aud
some riCh orc is being taken 1ut there.
The cOmpluy's store 40 Ffi-cO Il also
booming and % general good business
Do being done.
Hugh Jrut5 60 iu from tho Tusc1rora
miur Nevada. lie has "a carload Of
gold ore Tor the market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
STILL STICKING on.
sanitary lnspcc or Shovel Refuses TO
Make i'uom Tor Ills successor,
M. Anderson.

Sanitary Inspector Showell's official
death h a game one. Several weeks
ago It viii be remembered that Mayor
Biskin got tired of his Questionable
nni unsatisfactory work anu appointed
a man named Anderson 10 succeed
him. OF course Mr. Shovel dldn'l
like TO be- bounced IN that manner a.
there was too muCn la the flee Tor
MN. lie hos simply bowed his back,
Dot his teeth aud rem tiueI at tho pose
he has held ~ long. Ito Is there yet
aud thotr hc proposes 10 stay In spite
~ the chief executive OF tno city. II
may hc that his game VI uIun can DO
u1icuueu 70 the tuu Oi the year tut no
longer 40 the nuwiy elected ufii ccra
vail enter upon their duties ON thr Let
Ui January. Then SuOwpll viii DO
feu.vd 10 private HE without fail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

AT THE TIIEATER this afternoon
the R1many l.ye Is going before a
packed anu delighted audience Of Old
'olks, wldows, orphans aud deaf mutes.
rhe play goes ior the public 10 cheap
raIes ior the irst time tomorrow night.
FRlENDs-Arthur q. Aston acting
manager Ot Mr. Royle's Fuends, hAs
arrived from the Wet, " here he snya
the play IA doing most prosperous busi-
ness, In Los Angeles ana San Diego
the houses were very large anu Mr..
R1ylu aud his manager, who expected
90 come out OF the smalleud o. tho usrn
ON their tour through the silver dis.
yHots, are most PLEASANTLY disappointed
vi the outcome,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
Must ob.y orders.

Special % The NEwN
LANDEW5. Wyo., Nov. l5.-Some Of
the lndiuns girls OF the Arapnhoc
tTibG nave been IN the habit vi visiting
tile Shushoue agency about the time
the troops stationed there were paid OIL,
Tor the pufpOseO OF assisting the soldiers
10 spend their money. Captain Ray,
the agent, objected TO this contact,
aud informed the Indian girls that
they would no longer DO permitted 10
uitgrsoe themselves IN this way. The
adnOnition was not needed, however,
and on the last pay day the girls put Ia
their appearance. Captain Ray learned
thst the girls had disObeyed him, 80 he
ordered tho Indian police 10 arrest
them, cut their hAir OIL close and send
them back TO their homes ut the sub
agency. These orders were carried
OUT despite the protects Of tho Indian
maidenp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
nonnEn ~ ,noreAn..
They stole Hctwecn $4,000 and sio,-
900 n. u. MONEY.

rhe1 stole h@tweeu ssb,ouO nuu SO, .
900 n. u. MONEY.
CHICAGO, Nov. ia local paper
has al extra saying. THIS morning
J. A. Drake, treasurer and paymastor
OF ths Indiana, Illinois q lows Rail.
road, went 10 the office ui tue road ana
placed IN sAtohrll the money 20 NEST
the compruy's pay roll and had started
with II when lie was attacked by iOOI.
pads, saBdbayged anJ rooted oi the
entire amount. Hnw much the sAtchull
contained IL unknown, M tho officers
OF the road refuse 10 say, but rumut
puts II NJ between 100000 auu $40, 900.
So far as known there IN no clue to tile
rObDery, Drake h. said to be- badly
hurt nus the officers Of the road refuse
90 divulge hiA whereabouts.
The robbery occurred In RookeTy
building In the business heart OF tue
city ut o. M, when but few people
were In the building. some time
later mail carrier patsing Drske's
Ctlice heard groAur, anu ON entering
lac found Drake lying on the door
bruised from the severe blows and was
stmi.cOnsciOus. "l'ye been robbed by
two men," he sAid ieebly, anu the dis.
ordered condition OF the room gave
evidence Of n struggle. This carrier
understood him 10 say there was S25, OuU
In the yslise. Detectives were al once
put on the chase. IL il one OF the
boldeet Tpbbetiss thut has occurred In
Chicago for year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
HAWAIIAN MATTERS
SiForg Talk Of Lawyer J.n Of his.
souri,.
CONGRESSMAN spRiSeEws PLAN
Stole Saicliel aud All.-Iiavi.hod and
Murdered His Employers Daughter
then Suc,drd.

CHICAGO, Nov. l5,-In an Interview,
Jrn Chandler, OF Missouri, the emf.
nent lawyer, saldi Cleveland has no
more right to Inquire into the methods
by which the pro visionsl government
was establishes In Hawaii and over.
throw that government than he has
10 inquire into the means BY which
the republic OF France was established
and use the military forces Of the
United States TO overthrow that re-.
public.
When Cleveland rode down Penn.
sylvnuin avenue TO taks the oath Of
Office on March an last tho provisional
government Of Hawaii had been reoog-
nigri by the United States anu It's
ministers were In this capital. ClUVt-
land hiss no moe constitutional right
~ use the military poNcro Of the United
States tn overthrow that provisional
government than he has 10 direct the
military and naval forces " the United
BtateH 10 destroy any other govern
ment whose ministers he found
accredited to the United states
Rnd Iecognizyd by thi. government
when he tOok the oath Of Olllee. Tue
spectacle VI president OvcrthfOwiug
By military forces the established gov.
eminent OF foreign county on e1.
pafte Riiidaviis, taken Ia secret, 10
novel. AZ he may DO this aui In ths
vicissituues of the future Harrison re-
turns 70 flee be could enter up-n n
new inquiry touching the validity VI
the evidence on which Clovelaui over.
threw the republic Of Hawaii, aud
finding II insufficient ia his opinion,
could order the republic tostOfcd by
tho use OF the pamo naval force when
overthrow II under tie order VI Cloyo'
land.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
RrnINHhn,. rLAN.
state aud County nond- Tor currency
Purposes,

state nud county huuds Tor tufffutb
Purposes.
WAsHiNuToN, Nov. i5.-Cougrcss.
man " m. NJ. Springer, chairman OF
the committee on banking and cur
iuncy, IL preparing n blilt 10 remedy me
uuficits In the national banking rys-
TEN, which he will submit to members
Of the committee ami hopes % get
bsiore Congress soon alter II nsscmblu.
Hn tnys the near approach TO lhn Time
when the government bonds wiz De
payable, the limited volume Of such
t0nds, hud their high price, demon
Hnlc that come other security iur
circulation must 10 foHoTtuu 10 " We
are to have en- ugh currency tur tie
needs Of the country. To that onu ~
will propose that bonds Of state, Of
countles aud Of certain municipalities,
with proper regulation aud un'
der government supervision, he utii'
ICED Tor tue pufpU,u Of securing
circulation aud all bauks, state ne vol
~ national, doposiuus such securities
will be permitted TO take out currency
10 at least % per cent Ot their par
value. Provisions are alsJ to u. made
Tor ~ iitiouai security In case OF the
slightest depreciation N value OF these
tecurtius, ana the government u 20
assume the sole resi- onsibihty forthr
REDEEM llon 0f such nOite b. coin on
dumaud, for which purpose II should
keep coin reserve OF vs. least 20 lur
cent Of the uulstnndlng circulation.
This would relieve the banks u keep
ing bank reserves, or Withholding any
part of tnu currency Issued from cir.
oulation among the people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
Finn precInrl Contnsi.

The ooutos, by the Democrats over
the soldier vote uas. Tor the Liberals IN
the Filth precinct has been with.
drawn aud will DO referred TO the
Territorial Legislature 10 determine
whether OF not such votes were legal.
rhu cause OF ,uu withdrawal was be-
onuso OF the Utah Commission ducid.
lug that ~ was not the proper tribunal
20 settle the question snd that tho
Legislature was, should the Demo.
Gratis succeed IN proving that tie
soldier vote Of the Futh precinct ls
Illegal then Wilson will bu elected
over PigmAu anu probably their whole
ticket m this district over the Liberal.
A. IL stands Il is "a complicated ques-
ton aud may cause considerable M.
cation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15

MILAN, Nov. l6.--Count Kanoky,
Austrian minister OF foreign atlalrs,
VINO Ia to confer with King Humburt
on matters said to be- OF much import.
ance In the political situation IN
Europe, started for Mona this after.
noon In company with admiral Brin,
italian minister OF foreign aiiaire, with
their sScfotarief, Indicating that
the lusiuts, IN VI nature
10 be- reduced to writing. Tho inter.
view Ia undetstood TO Dp the outcome
u the russian naval inoursion into tue
Mediterranean AMI that the policy OF
the Drlebund In the Mediterranean
VIII bs settled. The part to be taken
by Germany ia said ~ have been do.
cided ON At the meeting between En-.
per9r William and King HumbeTt
recently.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15

CongFessi0nai Committees Preparing
Ia helena Governments Interests.

Congregational Committees Preparing
tu Defend Governments iutcrests.
WAsHINuION, Nov. l5.-lt Is evil
IDENTIFY tho intention Of the administra.
ton to Jtalously protect the interests Of
tho government In the Pacific rail-
roads, anu the committees Of tho two
houses which have the matter under
Jurisdiction aTe giving 1t their careful
attention with view Of proposing new
legislation Immediately on the recon-
vening Of Congress.
The Senate oommlttee on railroads,
OF which BTlcs II chairman, Is holding
conferences with the attorney general
with the hope OF perfuCtiDg bill
which can be Introduced In December
and which will protect the govern
ment'a Interests from any embarress.
menls that might grow out OF receiver.
ship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15

CHICAGO, Nov. lI.-Thumas Pruniy
WAS thut and hil.ed nud two VI Inc
children, Sadie and Peter, wounird uy
bufglRr9, vino entered tue hyuse lHst
night. The burglars escaped.
Mrs. Pruuly WIS awakened by the
burglars and aroused her husband who
started after them aud was shot dow q.
Her son anu daughter, hearing The
noise, ran u the door OF the T0Om, cut
ting OIL the burglars retreat VINO then
ilfei, wounding b0,h OF them, and
loaping over the prIslrale foam Of the
wounded girl, escaped 10 the street.
Policemen puFsueu them but thoy
manAgeI 10 escape. Pruuty was Cm'
ployeI In the street department VI thu
CITY nervlce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
tt.r,ii,ie Mnrt,r mud Suicide.

ALLiANoE, ohio, Nov. 10 Last
uipht Bride Bnugh, n handsome auu
highly respected young lady uiuicrt az
Mount Union Coll1sV, was ravishcd
and murdered by Curt Davidson, %
farm hand employed by her isthub iu
the absence oil her parents. This morn
Ing III, dead body was found on the
BAN floor. DavidsOn was found half
a mile away with bis throat cut by
himself suil alive, but hs dleu 'hortly
uUpf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15

PARIS, Nov. i5.--The serviau min.
ister, George Nlos, who was stabbed by
Ru anarchist named Lsuthor onMonday
night, II much wOTse, and Hpat blood
all last night. Lautner hsd written 10
his fellOw-anATchist declaring hs was
reduced to such straits that no had to
die VI hunger or commit suicide. He
preferred 10 kill "such bouTgolsis" and
regretted his inability to make "A
grand coup like the sublime RayA.
chOl.0 He IL believed 10 be- Insane.
lie " shoemaker aud only 10 years
OF age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
A BRUTAL uOG CATCHER.
Uuwarrantable Assault Upon Thlr.
teon.itar Old.BOy

Two col0rod meu IN the employ Of
Bruce johnson, the dog tax collector,
were going their rounds this morning
with tho wagon into which stray dogs
are consigned, AID when NEAR the
Continental CONT on wcft Fint
South street, about 10 O'Clock, a Ills.
graceful assault was committed by tho
elder one upon al inJilcu ding boy Of
about thirteen Year, The negro having
successfully lgesucu a wandering can
inc Nns about 10 thrust the cur into
tho receptacle, when the crowd which
had gathered around began to laugh.
This 40 ycacd tho fellow that,
s,z,ng hold OF the arm Of tue boy, who
hsppt ned 10 be nearest ~ him but had
done nothing Whatever 10 warrant
such proceeding, no turned him
roughly around ana then JHrhcd him 10
the ground la brutal manner rhe
Indignant byHiaulofH cried shame, AMI
advised the lad 10 20 ~ The police sta.
ton and swear out a complaint ngHlu8.
the dog catcher, which hr expressed
his in,eutiOu OF doing, and the names
gui addresses ul u number OF tuubU
around, who readily consented 10 Hp-
peHrA witnesses, were obtained.
II is stated that this is not this hfst
time the same individual has teen
guilty Of like conduct towards the
youth Of SAT- Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15

The Liberals, It is stated, ATE deter.
mined to maize the election Of 1--we
MENTORS Of the school board next
month, % political contest anu there Il
accordingly gregf deal Oi quiet com,
planning. 10 WIS iunily hoped that
p0litics would not bu allowed TO enter
into tne matter ia any form whatever
and an effort will DO made with that
end In view.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
Tolnr,s Prnbale Cnnrl.

Estate u 0. J. Hollisler, deceased.
Hourlug without notice oB petition to
amend decree previously made. Order
made amending decree as prayed.
Es,atu Of Henry C.Fowlur, deceased.
Hearing on return Of calls Of real es.
tate. Attorney u. Harrington, on
behalf Of the minor helrs,appesred and
consented 20 the sale, anu the court
made an order confirming came.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15

Instructions prOviie Tor ihu pi",
lection 90 the people inslfu tn''l
ia forming the prJvisional E'N-
ernmeht nnd that ihe qut'd
shall grant amnesty 90 OIL engaged "a
her overthrow. Tho ground ON wuicH
Ills position Il taken Is thnt Minister
Stevens led them into revolt ana
that this government IL bouni To pro-
tsct them 10 the cXtcut ot assuring
them amnesty.
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spnnishpynamitcrs suII uusY.

BARCELONA, Nov. l5.-DynAmiie
were marching 20 the docks 10 ttAo
sion would have kiuod some OF the
troops. The workman extinguIshed
II. a bomb was ~ thrown against
the gates Of the barracks at Villentuva,
destroying them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
THEY'VE lost IT.
The President Can, bo Found Higl,
nor Low.

nor Low.
WAHuSdToN, Nov. l5.-Much myS.
terry exisis today us TO the whereabouts
Of thv President and Secretary La.
mont. Various Tumofs are AhoRt, Que
II 10 the effect that he is at WooIlry,
undergoing "a surgical operation aud
Secretary Lamont IN with him, anu
another IL that he il at the White
House quite ill. Pnvaie Secretary
Thutber said, when questioned about
these rumOrs that they are withOut
foundation, aud that the President ID
taking a day Tor recreation aud will bo
back al his deck tomorrow.
Al this war department II was sal d
that the Pgtsldrnt aud Lamont had
gone TO Neg York, but Tor what pur.
pose mons wOulu say.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
Notice.

The Logan Temple will close on
Frilay evening, November l7th, for
tho purpose sof repairing heating
apparatus, aud open on Tuesday mUrnl
ing, November 2s, 1893, ~ the usua
hour NJ, w. MERKILL, President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
siiv.riu I.oudon.

WAsuiNOrUN, Nov. l6.-Silvsr IL
quoted IA LUnuUn today, according 10
w.fd received at the treasury depart.
msni, at 81 10 pence. Yesterday II
WAh Al 1 IS nemce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15
THANKSGIVING DAY.
This morning Governor West Issued
the following:

FTIN IWTIWWTTT
IEUUiruRY or urAI,
Executive once,
salt Lake City, Nov. 10, 1893,
Tho President has hy proclamation
designated Thursday, the lJ.h OF SOyom.
Dor, 49, Thanksgiving uty.
Therefore J., Caleb W. Most, governor.
do earnestly recommend shat the po1plo
N Utah duly observe Mo day 30. apart IA
conformity with tho proclamation uf tho
pru.iiunt.
In witness whereof have herounlo set
my baud and caused tho great seal Of tho
Territory 10 boo affixed.
,-rAI.l CALEn W. WEST.
ly tire Governor:
CuNULts g.. BtgItARus,
Secretary Of Utah Territory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-15

Special to the NEWS
CuEYESNE, wyo., Nov. l5.-There
IN an unusual amount OF loco ON tho
IA &c this fall. a number VI valuabl e
horses have been poisoned by the weed.