davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-04
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3lt8e er3ebli6 pcru1ebrt mer6en. SIS lit
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%poroen, boB Bic 6erabiebun9 ser Sabr5
pretle tpa6renO bet MISUNDERSTANDING iicb fir
bic STANDARDIZATION ODrtbeilbaft ertpeilen
nirO. 8dbrenO bic meitlicben 8a6nen, bic
itcb ge8en btui9ereG reiie bc6arrltcb ipreisen,
faum tire 8etriebsfoIten ericbmingen
tOnnen uno it9 5ur 8eibrGnfun9 ibreS
getrtebSperionalS gen0tbigt leben, maben
oteterlgen Oitlidcn Gabner1, pelcbe Der
brtngenben 6orOerung nab GrmGBtgrng
ocs Sobrpreiies @eb0r ibentten, 9lGn3enoe
@eicbGfte. Warum aber bann nit Der Ser
mebrun9 Der @rfuritonS3i9e bis nab benz
10. 5. 90. 'tparten? 9as 8ubltfum miir6e
DteleIben unStpeifelbaft nocb melt lieber BE-
nuBen, !0enn tic 1ttcbt 10 iiberfitQt ipGrelt
uno 9r0Bere 8cquemIic6fett bteten tpiir6en.
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ltcb 9etpiB ebeniO lobnen, nie BET critic
Sbritt sur @rleibterun9 bes @eltauS7
iteuun9S> 9teiieperfe6rs.
, 1893-08-04
Otebmdrft.

&tn6pteb-6,OOO Sti6.
S6peine : 1900 Stiif, 9retle
nm 25@35 9eitie9en. S9tpere "a, 55(0 SO,
mittelibmerc unb icbpcre llhb letcbte
$4.7595.20, letchte 4.8O(05.3 80.
9 6afe-2,000 Stid. Teit.
, 1893-08-04
6etrdtbsfbeine.

8tS 6elte Mttta9 tpur6en bic foLgen6en
6etratbSi6etne e%rlpirtt:
Solepb 8ur5weil, @ta99ie @uber. .21-19
So1epD S3rpeD1, WtdrpQltna 9SDuood. .57-45
CHARLES QnOerion, 9ena Qeter1on. .34-24
NDrtoltts Sort, @ertr1ha Soppus. .24-18
Sobn 5. Samlep, Sulia Seb9mif. -. Asa
gto3 SerOffentlicbung unleres ee1trtgen
8ertcbt8 ermirft:
Mtutom 9telpell, NelIie 8arrom. .25-21
Wtllion 3tatnptQe, 29neS Q8ar0 .... .21-2O
SbomoS Sor9enl eu, 2lrtnie Nl10erIon. .23-17
Setter Ndern1olt, Itar9aretbe &raruer .2S-26
SStlliom S6ulb, Wtorp Nto9ner. Bis
ytl0oel Fomer, Srlto @reomer... 23-25
Otto Gedom, NHnie G1eOtfe. 22-2O
Wfoies S!alber, 2eno 2enbrie. .31-92
@lmer Some, Gbit6 6apfer. 31-26
geor9e &emptOn, Mtattie CARPENTER. 1916
Wtorttn Goftls, Otu99ie @pnla1. 49,. .24-21
S%loreltce SpaulotI9, Nan1ie @armean 800
Sartltel Eltelt, Wt1rp Sii6 2S-23
S0Dn Sarl1o1t, Charlotte 8erIon... -. .27-24
Sbom1aS Srpalt, 8ertba 8o6mau. . =. .26-2S
&9eooor Soronomsfi, @9otbo @rseuz
tp'pStt .24-23
Sobn Armitron9, SuIie Srpiue. ..... 1910
Sacob Sector, Barbara Burger. .32-27
So9n Hels, &i3Ste 6ofi .33-32
Sreo Sampte, @tlbelmi1e @ermau. .24-20
Sar1lIel Stnerl, @uuie S6orlttou 49,. .21-1S
Sobann &u6lien, Wtarp MiiQer. 49,. .21-17
NroHt S11r5, Wtorp Sipla. ........ .21-18
9n9ult' Sponi Jon, Al9uita Yenion .24-2O
Stn1or GQts, Morp @olbberp.. ..... .24-19
Samuel Wfaf, 6orriet @btte.. .47-36
George 9toel, emma @uberlou. ..... 1870
S!obn Eopers, Della Boomers. ..... 1874
9enrp 6anleu, Wtarp Burns ....... .35-18
6r1nt Senon, 9telte GearllS ....... .25-19
SdrrD Saoama1, GOitb Gueraer .... 1913
@omunO Gourer, 9lmeoia 8a1fS 80. 29-25
CHARLES sou, Sulia Sam ........ .28-27
, 1893-08-04
Stdott1bes.
Sanferott .?
Die 6irma James +. maIfer s. Go. II
SbpulttGten.

0te Strma SameS s. 8alfcr & 50. be-
tannte itcb beute tur5 Dor Mitta9 in &icbter
g8inoeS' @ertcbt auf einen @ecbiel gum
8ctra9e BON $780, Y 3u @uniten @otparo
9tOa'S fIr aablungSunfd5ig.
, 1893-08-04
Selbfmoro.
Der Sorfianer Qelfon Dan Kirf mabt feirem
$eben Elm Gnoe.

Nelion San &irt, Elm 8Orienipefulant,
macbte 6eltte fur8 na6 Mitta9 ieinem 2ebelt
etn idbes @nOe, inbcm ct itdb in ieiner
Sfftce i'm &talloz@ ebGu6e cine &ugel in
ben &opf iagte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26
THE NEW MARKET HOUSE.
A Company Organized with a Capital
Stuck OF $4,000, TO Build IL.

The NEWS mentioned n few days
ago that the owners Of the old Con.
tinental Hotel would shortly com.
monce the erection OF $4,000 mar.
ket house at the rear Of aud surround
ing the old hotel. The company has
now been formed anu articles Of
incorpora ton will be filed soon.
The amount Of the capital stock II
$1,000, divided into 100 shares OF n
par value Of 800 each ami which are
subscribed as follows: =. *. Hooper.
200 shares; Alice Hooper, 300 shares;
Jennings Bros. Investment company,
100 shares; William G.. Jennings, 40
sbarct; May q. j. Farlow, so shares;
Priscilla Paul Jennings, 10 shares;
JOS. Il. Game, trustee, 20 shares; w.
7. Jennings, trustee, 20 shares, J. b.
Farlow, 20 shares.
The officers and directors for the
ensuing year are Joseph Il. Caine,
president; }. Is. Farlow, vice presi-
dent; Walter 4. Jennings, secretary,
treasurer ana manager 3. X. Hooper
AMI w. &, Jennings.
The plans and spe ciflcaiions which
are rapidly nearing completion are be-
ing drawn up 10y Architect KIetting.
Excavations for the basement OF the
building will soon begin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26
OGDEN NEWS ITEMS.
The Frank Carr Casr.-heporIed Placer
Gold Diseo,ery.-rhc Reduction
Works aud Smeltcrs.

The only case OF interest before
Judge Miner yesterday was that o. the
Bennett ~ Peck Heating X Ventilat.
ing company W.. Knowles, Besore a
Bedford, the hearing OF which occu.
pied most Of the day aud was not con-
Guided when court adjourned. The
court Will make his charge this morn
Ing and the case will 20 10 the Jury.
The suit 10 for this recovery OF $1,000,
commissions paid TO the defendants for
obtaining contracts with the Methodist
university and the board Of education
OF Salt Lake to put heating and ven-
tllating systems IN both the university,
to bs constructed, anu school building
In salt Lake city. The plaintiffs
claim that the contracts never were OBJ
tained but thar, ON the other hand, the
defendants maize ialae returns. The
case Is only one OF the many which
are The outcome Of the university
troubles.
Frank Carr, the Waterman who on
Tuesday afternoon resisted the servios
OF writ OF attachment and fired
shot Mt Deputy Marshal GIL, was
arraigued before Judge Cross yesterday
morning, charged with assault with
intent 10 commit murder. He waived
examination a1d was bound over 10
the grand jury IN bonds OF 5000. 40.
anu j. T.. stephens bee ne his sureties
as before. For the first time during the
week everything was quiet around the
south Ogden store yesterday aud no
sensational developments took place.
Mr.. Laffentz opcnei up the store anu
will have complete charge pending "a
Anal tlan.anf he
hearings Of several Of the cases Will be
had on Saturday.
Yesterday the contracts were signed
with the Union Mining d Milling com.
pauy for the erection Ia Ogden OF the
reduction works anu tmeltefs. The
western manager OF the company " no
has engineered the proposition through
and succeeded In securing tue great
plat for OGDEN Will reach here today
or tomorrow aud tho question OF "a sit,
will then be settled uetniiOiy. The
land has practically been selected, but
there are certain details which must
be attended to before the Necessary
papers can he drawn. Work on the
erection OF the buildings VIII begin as
coon Ms the weather VIII permit.
II was reported last night that placer
gold had been discovered In on. Of the
eide canyons near the mouth OF Weber
canyon, Ia considerable quantities. In.
formation was nleager, but 1t Is under.
stood the gentlemen VINO have made
the discoveries will return from the
new mincs today with samples Of the
gold. They are Two OF Ogden's mining
experts. II has long been known that
placer gold exists In considerable
Quantities In the beds OF Weber,s
feeders, md one claim In Cottonwood
canyon has yielded enough gold to
pay all assessment work aud run the
tunnel Ia forty feet.
Deputy M,r,hal gill yesterday took
George Love, Thomas isice, Joseph
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26
Before Judge BaPich.

The legal arguments In the case OF
James M. Carly et nj. VI. the York
Mining company were concluded
before Judge Bartch yesterday after.
neon and submitted. A judgment Is
being held In reserve pending the
examination OF authorities cited by
counsel.
The case Of Mrs. q. Cereghino vs.. J.
Newman ct al. was dismissed by con.
sent for want Of jurisdiction In the
lower court, the question OF costs to be
taken up at a later date. 1t was an
appeal from justice at Bingham, aud
involved the question OF title 10 real
estate, hence the lack ,of Jurisdiction.
The next matter before his Honor
was suit with the came title, and
being the same case with the exception
that 1t was regularly brought In tn.
Third District Court. The plaintiff
alleged that she was the owner OF
certain premises In Bingham, ami that
for years past there has been q private
alleyway between her premise, and
the premises Of the defendants. lie.
Gently the defendant built an addition
10 these premises, which closed
up tho alley, and the plaintiff now
sought to recover damages In the sum
OF $500, and asked that the distractions
he removed and defendants eDjoined
nom further similar interference with
her rights. Alter the plaintiff had
offered his testimony the defendants
moved for non.suit and the motion
was sustained. A twenty days. stay
OF execution was allowed, and the
plaintiff was allowed thirty days to
serve statement ON motion for = new
trinl anu bill Of exceptions.
William ;. Simpkins VS.. Susau l..
Pratt ct al; witnesses examined anu
postponed until this morning,
Joseph T., Taylor vs.. Eugene l..
Higgin.; default Of defendant and de.
cree OF foreclosure In favor OF the
plaintiff,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

A Tar TO CHINATOWN, by the only
Hoyt, begins an engagement OF three
nights at the Theater this evening.
Every particle Of scenery, furniture
and draperics is carried by the com.
pany.
FANNY RiCE-That clever and yer.
sa,ilo comnieuienne, Fanny Rice, who
made many irienus In salt Sake during
her connection with the Carlton Opera
company, has developed into full.
nedged star OF the frat magnitude.
The charming little actress will bs seen
ut the Salt Lake Thtatcr on Monday
and Tuesday evenings, supported by
her own superb organization OF come.
dians, In the melsnge Of mirth and
music, A jolly Surprise.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26
Within Our Gates.

John Il. Rich again fou q suiilcien.
time from his nrduous labors la Brig.
ham city to drop Ia on us ana PASS the
time Of day with friends AMI acquaint.
ances.
-
ii. NJ. Dougall, tne prominent husi-
n NJ man anu politician OF Springville,
took a run up this way yesterday alter.
noon, accompanied by his wife. He
found secure quariets at the VIII e
house.
II. IL. Sheppard general passenger
agent OF tue Chicago and Alton rail-
way, with headquarters ut Denver, is
Ia cur midst touny, evidently feeling
well aud looking AS though lie didn't
feel very far from home.
II. X. Thomas Is back from Logan
where he has been looking after mis-
Interests. He expects TO leave for
New York in few days 1, make
purchases for his Salt Lake and Logan
stores, meantime he finrs Salt Lake a
very pleasant aud desirable place to he
In.
a. Mcintosh, veteran prospt ctor,
anu John Westfall Of Montpelier, DAM,
were here last evening on their way to
San Juan. They place reliance upon
the early reports from that region and
believe that while those who expect
TO realize n fortune In day may
be disappointed, there Is wealth TO 10
obtained there through patient, intel.
ligent effort. IL was high time the
pendulum swung again, II the business
continued at all
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26
RECKLESS SHOOTING.
A Bullet Passes unplansanily and
Dangcrou ~ Close 10 MIS-.
Ilmpgnn's Head,

There Is n great deal OF well founded
complaint from citizens residing Ia the
suburbs regarding the reckless manner
In which persons handle firearms.
There are numerous instances where
persons have narrowly escaped being
shoi. Among those who have boen
subjected TO an unpleasant experience
ANU severe shock In this respecl IL Mrs.
n. =. Timpson, Of Forest Dale. While
waiting Tor Rapid Transit car few
days ago she was greatly startled 10y
tbs almost Simultaneous report uf u
rife and u whizzing sound close to her
head, followed by tho SHARP,
sbriii barking OF IA dog. a
short distance away she observed
the dog evidently wounded, aud
making rapid run for safety. lnves.
tigation showed that bullet had
imbcdded itself deeply into the fence
near by anu that It had passed danger.
ously close u Mrs. Timpson's body.
Who the fellow was that shot IL not
known, but II IL believed that he In.
tended to kill the dog aud that he was
80 careless he came near shooting a
lady,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26

bradford AMI william Newell. ali
h.li ~ the grand jury, the met named
three for househreslSins ana the last for
ptlzs fighting, TO the peniientiaty at
Salt Lake. Newell had teen allowed
the privilege Of remaining here IN
homes of getting bonds, but as he did
moi succeed II was necessary that he be
sent to the penitentia'y.
A numerously signed petition will
be presented to the city council at lie
next meeting, asking for the establish.
nient OF city weigh scales and the
amendment Of city weishmnster The
pe,ition sets out that under existing
in,tboiat q citizens are daily ROBBED
by interruptions pcrsous. A Cnnr 20 OF
ten cents per Load for weighing Is sug.
gcsted.
Rev. Lyman Il. Pfentisi OF Chatta.
nooga, Tennessee, has Ie used to accept
the presidency OF the Utah University
OF the Methodist church, anu tho ccm.
pletion OF the building anu opening Of
the institution seem farther away than
ever.
The delivery OF brick for the South.
ern Pacific shops has been retarded by
the small number OF hands employed
st the yards. But four cars are dcliv.
ercd daily. The force will be increased,
however.
At the Office OF the health commits.
sion several cases OF dlph,heria have
been reported and the sanitary lnspcc.
tor b. preparing 10 take heroic measures
to prevent the spread Of the dread
disease.
&. II. Goddard, calculator OF the
Post, II missing. On Saturday he left,
presumably for Salt Like, to see his
wife and baby, aud nothing has been
heard or seen OF him since.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26

Lake Town, was callci ani sustained
by the united voices Of the people 10 be-
,he successor OF u shop iiimball. and
Wns, accordingly. ordained a II gb
rtIest hhu set anart ~ his new office
hy Elder J. II. Hart.
Az pm. OF the same day Brother
Hart met with tn people Of Round
valley, then In this ward, anu orran.
ICED the people there into war! 10 h,
known as the Round valley ward Of
the Bear Lake Stake Of ZION. Their.
nre npont sixty or seventy souls. They
had 10 travel from two 10 four miles 10
meeting at LakciOwn, hence the or.
Hsnizition To provide spiritual
insHuctlon' ana privileges for
,he people nearer nome. Elder
Isaac Il. frlcc was sustained and
~ apart % presiding Eliei; Lehi II.
Euicy, as war; clefk; aud James
AnIefson ns SUNDAY sch oil sup.r.n.
tcnucnt pro TEN Within two weeks
from this Organization, the brethren
mere erected comfortable log meet.
ing mouse, organ 2ed all tue societies
incident 10 ward, and have held
,helr several meetings regularly.
Everything 10 started up in good shape.
quite number OF people, previously
unable 10 DO no, 10 10 meeting regular
~ nnu enjoy matters much more.
bisnop 6iObons, being up 10 his call
as such. FOUND that q reOrgsn cation Of
our Sunlny school was necessary, and
twas effected 10y stake Superintendent
galloway and Assistant Sorenson,
~ conference with Bishop Ira
Neoeker, ON Sunday the eighth
f.IH
dent, John WeetorO; first assistant,
Wits Johnsou; second assistant,
Joseph Robinson.
Elder j. w. Si,lerthwaite was SO.
leeted auJ sustained as stake Sunday
school missionary aud given Rich
county as his Held Of labor.
Our northern neighbour, Garden CITY,
has been severely all ctel with diph.
theria, several deaths have ensued,
anu meetings 81 all kinds have been
over, tue town Is now believed to be
out OF danger, aud schools aud public
services Will he resumed.
Meadowvillc anu Laket0wn have
endured La Grippe q short timc, but
no serious results have followed.
Lake Towns choir has been
). Bramwell OF Plain CITY TOUR day.
school priucipai) wields the baton.
Our daytchool In town has two depart
ments, Miss Pansy Schutt teaching
the primary and intermediate and
Friend Bramwell conducting the al.
vancod. The district also ,usthins u
primary school, In the II UNI Valley
ward. Perhaps all OF those OF school
age are In attendance, at one or another
OF these.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DIR.
king's New Discovery for Consump.
ton, DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Bucklen's Arnica Salvs and Electric
Bitters, and have never handled rem
eni.s that cell as well, or that have
given such universal satisfaction. w,
10 not hesitate 10 guarantee them every
Time, aud we stand ready TO refund
she purchase price, " satisfactory 70.
quits do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popu.
Iarity purely on their merits. A. q.
Smith 4 Co.. druggists lee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26
LAKE TOWN ITEMS.
Ecclesiastical Changes.-nlphtheria In
Garden Ciiy.-La Grippe.-
Peculiar Weather.

Editor Dsseret N6ps:
Surely your columns have not bsen
mono olizsd by Lake Town anu ito
region of late. However, an itcm or
two may not now BIZ am 81.
Several ecclesiastical changes have
boon effected Of late. On Sunday,
December IL, Stake President James
H.Hart held meeting with the Saints
OF Meadowville ward, and Bishop 10.
seph Kimball flor many years the pro.
siding officer there) having been hon
orably released, Ia consideration OF the
removal OF his residence to
Logan, Elder Joseph Gibbons, Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26
CLAIMS,

Selec,man Morris reported ns to a
claim Of sl2J0, for lighting by The
salt Lake Power, Light d Heating
Co., and II will be placed on the Az.
proprintion list at the next meeting.
Barratt Bros'. claim 1880 tor chairs
supplied for the county jail building,
was dealt with In the same way.
The board, after ttausacting several
routine matters, adjourned until this
afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26

II you are not feeling strong AVID
healthy, try Electric Bitters. ella
Grippe" has lett you weak and weary,
uso Electric Blt,eTs. This remedy nuls
directly on Liver, stomach ami XIII.
neys, gently aiding thr b. organs 10
perform their functions. II you are
ufllic,ed with Sick II, adache, you viii
ilnd speedy and Iermanent relief 10y
taking Electric Bilters. One trial will
convince you that this Is the remedy
you need. Large bottle only 50e., n,
A. e. Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. GO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26
Qnestlons Ahont Salt Lake.

A gentleman has written from San
Francisco to the chief executive OF
this city, asking for ADVISE ani inior.
nation MS to the aivisabillty Of pub.
fishing real estate paper In Salt
Lake.
A. w. knight, OF Brazil, Ind, has
written to lhe came ofilcia Tor printed
matter settling forth the resources OF
tins city ami Territory, saying that no
conIemplates locatiog here In the
spring. The letters have been referred
TO Secretary Sears OF the Chamber Of
Commerce.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26
Tin Wedding.

Last evening happy throng as.
sembled at the residence OF Brother
and Sister LlroD G. Woolley at Center
Vile. on the occasion Of the tenth al.
n'versary OF their welded life. The
evening was spent In feasiing, singing,
recitiDg aud pleasant conversation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26
To-day

Hooi's Sarsaparilla stands at the bend
In the medicine worlI, admlr. In
prosperity anu onviei Ia merit by
thousnnds Of woulI-bs competitors.
~ has larger sale Than any other
medicine. such success could not 10
won without positive merit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26

Hoods Pills cure combination nv
restoring the peFistallic action OF tbe
ELEMENTARY canal. They are the hest
family cathariic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26

Hoods pills cur Ter Ills, jauntlce,
ssI, 1n. sick A''oA'' cOn''I!a'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26

Or any other similar epidemic, the
blood and the whole system should be
kept In healthy condition. II you feel
worn cut or have that tirci feeling"
In the morning, do not be guilty of
neglect Give imr late attention 10
yourself. Take 90 & Snssrnrllla to
glvo strength, lisl the blood aud
prevent disease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26
MONEY BROKERS.


AhNs 4 WILSON 1850 MstN sTHrTr
,'' a"' sh't' lime turr'nt Ba,es.
AoNtl 10 ioAN uN FARMS ANpCirY
IVA lHortuyi AMI collateral Good nolrs
,"usht rugri time lnaus ou endorsed notes.
NAtcrmah Hrn'. loon 3D.. central niock.
MoNhN AT CtlRENr RATES no DE-
Atl lay. va. Moore. ilN So CONCEAL block.
MoNEl TO LOAS IN ANY AMOUNTS
AVA on Farms. improved or unimpToycd city
lf.lcflyi ais On cOliatCfais. j. VI. kennedy
Co., Umcru u ock.
MONEY, MONEY, MONEY. To LOAN AT
i,l 49, per cent ONiearaA co., room .
o,Moata lluildinE.
nN IMPROVED m ,pERTN. N ANY
" quantity. crosby Crosi y, " Richards 81.
II YOU WISH TO nORVOw MONEY.
4 inll on SALT LAKE VALLEY LOAN
lIUsr COMPANY. u east, fifst south
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26
no CONFER.
A DASH OF POLITICS.

ctI,up,efin'endent Human Of the
eo,aas poor house was authorized to
nj ,a i WIN the county physician with
Inc snce 70 The removal OF Mrs. Hust.
inf nesldent q Murray. either to The
stale, ~ or county hospital. IL was
10 wiz mr., ii Human that the cottage
WOMEN Mrs. Hus,iug twho IL n alex
ailsni resided was In u shockjnyly
'wemp 0" "nu situated In q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-26

uAHWs 4 Wilson .i'o MstN srnrr g.
~ 80 sud short time curr,nt rates.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-25

Paschal before my appointment
and informed him that l would
not hold the office but six months.
That is really the reason l intend
to resign. They have been harp
ing on unfounded rumors relation
to the fire department so long that
| deem it advisable to step down
and out.
"Nat Lewis informed me yester-
day that he had promised the
office of fire chief to another party
and it must hold good. Every
body knows Mr.. Kehoe is not an
experienced fireman and to tell
YOU the truth 1 don't think the
council will appoint! him as my
successor for reasons best known
to myself. The fire committee
has recommended the removal
of Mr.. Collins as ASSISTANT
chief, and if he is discharged ana
/ resign. who will run the depart
ment? Certainly not Mr.. Kehoe, as
he has never had any expe-
rience."
Mr.. Duerler stated also that he
had saved the city several hun
dred dollars since his appoint
ment. and that the fire depart
ment' was in good condition; that
the men we're obedient and sober
and that they are doing all that
can be expected Of them. He says
that a great many citizens have
re0uested him not to resign, but
nevertheless he will do so. 1t is
rumored that a petition will be
circulated asking Mr.. Duerler to
retain his position as fire chief.