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The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-09-12

Bulletin, soon to be styled our
'1ate lamented" contemporary, IN
less all signs fail. has, for reasons
best known to It's management,
constituted itself the leader of the
anti-American movement during
the past year or two. Quite lately
it has been exhibiting evident
signs of political rabies whenever
the Provisional government, Amer
lean residents or the descendants
of the American missionaries have
been mentioned. Perhaps the bit
ter attacks which have been made
upon the finance department, since
Mr.. Damon became minister, are
but an unmannerly method the
Bulletin has adopted for emphasiz-
ing the old adage of "do man a
favor and make an enemy of him."
In any event the Bulletin should
not sully its last hours of migrate
full life by making such absurdly
false statements about the finance
department and the government as
it did last Friday, and will likely
do again, should it live the week
through and be able to find ano-
ther penfull of anti-American ink
in its cracked royalist bottle.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-09-12
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.,

HAWAIIAN GAZETTE Co.
Law End General BoOkbindars
AUUOUNr-BOOKs MANUFACTURED
to any Pattern, including the supply
Of Paper, Ruling, Printing. Paging
Perforating. Binding, Gliding. litter
ing, etc.
MUSIC AND NAt+AZINEs BOUHD To
any PattA-o
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-09-12

Our esteemed contemporary the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-09-12

The new japanese commercial
port of Nominate, thirteen miles
south OF Avomorou, will be com
pleted by the end of the year. The
Pacific Mail boats will save fifty
hours by the opening of this port.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-09-12
STRAY sCRIBBLINGs.

A dinner party of ten were en-
tertained by Miss Paris of Maka-
wac last Monday night Oath inst. J
The five gentlemen present are
willing to affirm that the evening
was one of the gayest and most
pleasurable of the year.
Messrs. De Herne, formerly of
Spreckelsville, and Henry Cleve-
land are to have charge of the
Kealahou (Kula) school till Janu-
airy, 1904.
The J. D. Spreckels, Captain
Christensen arrived in Kahului
last Saturday morning, having on
board a light cargo of merchan-
disc. Mrs. r. Albrecht, Mrs.
Christensen and gentleman were
the passengers.
The brigantine returned on
Wednesday. the 9Th inst. = W.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-09-12

The screw propeller of the Allan
tic steamship Umbria, is 24l feet
in diameter and weighs 80 tons.
Its four blades are made of man
ganese bronze, and the metal in
them cost $4,000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-09-12
Game Fowls for Sale.

1 PAIR GAME FOWLS, HEN AND
L Rooster, imported from Japan. Can
be - n 1t II lseretanis street.
3479-3tf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-09-12
COMMERCIAL.
Williams,

Williams, i'imond d Cos
Latest Circular.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1893-09-12

SEPTEMBER Il, 1898.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-09-14

yer men. instead Of ny the repeal men,
a IL has been.
Senator Morgan ; concurrent Ie,olu
tion tor appointment Of a joint com
nittee of seven Senators and seven
Representatives TO investigate the en-
tire financial system Of the country aad
report TO Congress what legislation is
necessary TO prevent periods OF strin-
gency such jas the country has Just
passed through, has teen favora0ly
received and if it be not antagopizod by
the administration il may 60 through.
A number Of gentlemen Interested IN
protected industries have this week
told the House Ways and Means com
miitee what The re-ult would be if the
tariff is lowered or entirely removed
in some cases entire distraction Of IN
dustries. and in all cases lower wages
for American workmen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-09-14
Bradtville.

The dry weather has long since
passed INTO the chronic stage, and our
people continue 10 swallow dust, meek
~ resigned to their fate
Many of our folks attended the Bloom
ingion fair and barring a Jew accidents
all enjoyed themselves as well as heat
ard dust would permit The Wyalu-
sing band furnished music for two days
and were well received and be 7dsomely
treated during the time.
No blowing has been done yet for
fall grain owing to the extreme drouth.
Visits to the White City still continue,
you ask them on their return how they
liked the Fair and what do they do;
why they just hold up their hands, look
at you with big and expressive eyes and
that's about all they say. Language
can not express it.
The prospect is far for a good crop
of clover seed. But the shortage on
pasture compelled some to turn in.
The sorghum camps are getting
ready to fire up, and fine quality of
syrup is expected. All dry seasons are
said to be the best for this commodity.
Very little sickness reported-Dr
Friederichs is treating the little daugh-
ter of Jacob Shrake. viii Harvill still
continues 10 improve.
would like very much to attend the
Lancaster fair and be present at the
Banquet gotten up for the pleasure and
benefit of the HERALD nom de plumes.
The Latter Day Saints will hold
camp meeting here from the first to the
8th of October
A Conundrum-Why is it that
Democratic Victory is sure to make lots
of Republican votes.
OIL O.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-09-14
A Sensible Farmer

The following good story concerning
a farmer living not f'ty miles from
here. is we'll authenticated. lie drove
into town the other day with load OF
fourteen cent wool, and to crowd OF
men on the corner he explained his
method of shcaring sheep this year Il
has always been his custom to begin at
the head and shear backward, bat Of
late he has reversed the operation, be-
ginning al The rear and working
TO. ward. On being asked his reason
for the change, be replied that he bad
made such an all-around fool Of himself
by voting Tor Cleveland that he was
ashamed to look sheep in the face
Montgomery Messenger.
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an intlamed con-
ditiOn of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is
inaamed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirelY closed, Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an
inhamed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Deafness,
Caused by catarrh) that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send
for circular; free.
F. J. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
BY Sold by all druggists, 75c.
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Teachers Examination.
FALL SERIES 1898.

The public examinations of teachers
for Grant County will be held at the
following times and places;
Lancaster, September ............. 1916
Work will begin promptly at 10 a. m.
OF the first day, and at a. m. of the
second dey.
Teachers should come provided with
pens, bioiters, pencils, legal cap paper,
and good black ink.
School officers aud all friends OF
education are cordially invited to meet
with us Very respectfully,
c, Il. NYE, Sup't of Schools.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-09-14

may come time. when you will witness
au ehullition IN your very midst, the
producers # the soil breaking away
from the >hackh.s Of the money power.
Mr. Editor: have ? ready occupied
more Of Your space than have right
to claim. | have left unsaid manv
things that ] wisIel 10 say, and per-
baps sometime | viii have courage to
tell your readers something more of the
faith that is in me relative to the free
coinage Of silver. Respectfully.
GEO. MILLS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-09-14
All Free

Those who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know lis value. aud those
who have not, nave now the opportuni-
~ to try it Free. CAL on the advertised
Druggist and get Triol Bottle, Free.
Send Your name and address 10 Il. E.
Bucklen q Co. Chicago. and get
sample box of DR. Kings New Life
Pills, Free. as we'll as a copy of Guide
to Health and Hons, hold Instructor.
Free. All of which is Guaranteed TO
do GU good and cost you nothing. J.
L. Bennett, Druggist
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SOME SUPERsTITIoNS
OF

Married in white,
You have chosen all right;
Married in gray,
You will go far away;
Married in black,
You will wish yourself back;
Married in red,
You WI. wish yourself dead;
Married in green,
Ashamed to be seen;
Married in blue,
You will always be true;
Married in pearl,
You will live in whirl;
Married in yellow,
Ashamed of the fellow;
Married in brown,
You will live out of town;
Married III pink.
Your spirits will sink.
- charleston News and Cauriel
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Free, to Prove Merit.

Samples of DR.. SHoops Restorative,
The Great Nerve Tonic with his new
medical book. which explains his recent
discovery of curing chDonic diseases by
treating the weakyntd nerves that
cause these diseases, sent to any
address for , cts, to pay postage.
Dr. SHOoP, Racine, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-09-14

ARE YOU MADE miserable by In
digestion. Constipation, Dizziness. Loss
ct Appetite. Yellow Skin? Shilohs'
Nitallzsr is positive cure.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-09-14

Mr. President do net regard the
d. mOnitlZa'iOn Of silver, as an attempt
to wrench from the people more than
they agreed to ps. | charge it with
guilt compared with VIII en- the robbery
u two hundred millions Is venial
Sen. Allison in a speech delivered
Feb. 10th, 1873 charged that the bill
WIS doctored aft T its passage.
Sen. Conkling on March 30th 1876.
denied that he was aware that the
American dollar WAS no longer coined
Cong. Rec. Vol Z. part /, page 1862
Mr. BurchaTd, Of Il, stated in the
House Of Representatives July 18Th,
1876 the coinage act Of 1873. I'M
accompanied by any written report
upon the subject from any committee.
and unknown to tie members Of Con-
gress, who without opposition. allowed
it TO pass under the belief, il NOT as
surance that Il made no alteration IN
TIE value Of the current coins, changed
The unit Of value from silver to gold. :
Gen Garfield stated. II never read
the bill / took It on the faith of d
prominent Democrat and prominent
Republican, and do not know that |
voted a. al. There was no call OF
yeas and nays Gong. Rec. Vol Z,
page 2062.) But why multiply this
cloud of witnesses 10 contradict the bald
assertion of Mr. Carter. that this bill
was properly considered and debated.
| asserted and | now reassert. that the
denomination of silver in 1873. was
clandestinely enacted, notwithstanding
the fact, that this is one of the mis-
statements in my former article. which
Mr.. Carter has kindly condescended to
point out. | stated that reasonable
proof exists that S500,000 of British
gold was the moving cause to accom-
plish this denomination. propose to
verify this statement. Mr. Hooper,
acting as Chairman of the Coinage
Committee upon introducing the sub
stitute measure. mentioned above,
among other Things, said: "ErHest
Seyd, of London, a distinguished writer
and bullionist, is now here and has
given great attention to the subject or
mints and coinage and after examining
the first draft Of the DILL made various
sensible suggestions. which the COM
mittee accepted and embodied in the
bill" (See Congressional Globe page
2304, 1929 Why Ernest Seyd WAS
here why be was interested in this par
ticular bill, why he should offer any
suggestions 10 the committee, is made
manifest in the follo wing aiiidavit Of
Mr.. Luchanbach.
- I.z..1
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tuUtLE TGGEe
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Welsh, " u knesbnry. ih1adcpnia, AIRS j
1850. Miss NJ ? nder. New 1orEi u q Green
ni9 Wno, Nii.a Lutta .,ioen, Ni.- rdith Green
Ghi,th ~, WOODBURY.. j. HHti 10y
AZ H,il ,l iiia. RAJ 4 y Nci and wife Chicago
ped,e Iii ssfe and wife, Pasadena, Cal NJ.
% Taylor, Mics Taylor ) 'fayior. huston
Svccii rsge, Chicago; We .heidou, niohiesn
~. y ~ Ltbanthai. Miss fthanthat Nes Nofk,
Wu,,aa ovSne. q Langwouhy. Kngland. Is b
i'tt'ui, \. y hinghhm, q n Hall New York j
lpnn.on, Omaha, Chus 4 Hartels, Portland, or
prcutt. sacramento. Geo h tt6ns Chtrtgo
VI. IMichel Minister. Ger, Gco Briggs
w" iorAi Chas II Lawrence, Chicago.
Tnr MoRGAN-H u Cardeu. Omaha, Mob
yohh Allen hnd wife, Montpelier, Ida, q l A.
.inson, Caldwell J n Dennis aud wife, nostpn,
MAJ q Pauhlj1n. FrsnkIin, Idaho. b lleors,
iichshht Grove GeOrgc roe, sunU, New; Wm
Nlh.sman, iunalo Park, n q snufriaiko.
stien J Mceter. Para uity z = Armstrong,
fAnpele' John shields. Denver; II y Den.
Grove, 1cN. ; Nm IN aud vito, Honey
Grove, Tex. Mics Mary Ryan, Paris, Tea,
James Gifvin, san Francisco
TnE WINE iioUsE-Lco Boyle, Rakor Ctty;
" Truman, liushncll, III, Geo Zee. Reno,
NoNi James Anderson, Provo, John Darling,
hinghani J None, Grand FAILS iytum
sutton, Mics Hattie sutton, 'Grantsyillu, Ike
.oieinan, sslina John Hundry, Tooelc. Geo
1nlNin, w Meckef, Par CITY. VIM sherwood,
Ioyclocka, New VIM Downward, 4 " Htwlhy,
uFleni Wm Sau1buru, Indianapolis, Nm 4
" usN Y sullivan. VI g RILEY, Lchi; u q
nunyon, Innclc, John D. Taylor, Provo, 10 y
~ Notion ", tarminuon. { n shoatc, A \
Mrs u OLSON. Grand Junction; q bancroft, VI
Louis; u v Fulton, l. Knnalton lutte, Mont
VI steel, California, W Hartty, Richmond,
O'Ahi Geo Bar O1'sunc, kan.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ERMiNIE by the Juveniles drew a
second light audience at the Theator
last evening. Tho financial results
are very Disappointing TO those con.
cerned, but they only have themselves
to blame; an opera 30 well worn aa
Erminie and one tho public knew in
advance couiJ not be properly rem.
dered by children, never ought to be-
FuI on; when II was chosen, It ought
70 have bean hallway advertised and
when advertised it should have been In
readiness.
NEIL BURGESS with his wonderful
horsos, his marvellous stage mechanism
and his own inimiiabIe lmpersonation Of
Miss Prue, holds the stage tomorrow.
TnE EIGHTEENTH ward Mutual Inn
provement association closed what has
been very successful season last night
with a special program, rendered IN
the school 10 81 building before large
audience. Bish6p Whitney, the presi.
dent { the society gave an account OF
the assassination OF the Prophet aud
the exodus from Nauvoo; Elder Tho
ID bson gave an intensely Interesting
remlniscence OF hip experiences with
the handcart emig ration company; r.
:. Wells lec,ured on the stars; Willard
Young gave the Gospel subject, "Ssl.
walton for the dead" There were
musical exercises by Hiss Evans,
Mrs. Pyper, Mr.. Whitney, MI
Watts, Mr.. q. Sohettler, Herman
Schettler, Miss Toronto aud Mrs.
Floreuce Dilwoodey; other exercises
were rendered by Miss Emily Whit.
noy, Miss RDunlroe, Clarice Thatcher
anu Angus Nicholson, and charming
recitation by Miss Babcock closed tho
program. Au Interesting feature was
the answoring Of various questions 70.
garding the last Mormons appointed 10
federal office In Utah prior to those
recently named uy President Cleye.
land, and 1t was stated thstJ, @.
Little, who was named ~ asaessor Of
internal revenue, and IL. Il. Burton,
who was uamed ne collector of internal
revenue In 1862, were the last Nor.
mons who iiiled federal positions prior
this year.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyRN THAT PUR.
~ auant IN an order 81 the Probate court of
SAT- IA q county, IN the matter of the estate OF
Enurh Reese, deceased, made May 18th lsg3
TIE undcrslgpcd, administrator Of said estate
on FRIDAY, the Nth day Ut june, 1893 M NJ
oc'Och M, 40 tue front door 81 Tho county
court house ~ the city and county OF saltLaLe,
Territory NJ Utah, viii sell at public auction, 10
tic highest bidf0r, for each, MI the riuht title
ana interest ui the said deceased ne the timO OF
his death, or that his estate has since ucouired
Of o. aud 1, all uf the west halt OF lot two or
block tour co. o. plated In the original plat X,
snlt Lake Dlty survey
Terms Of sale Temp cent NJ tho time Of
sale, and balance on confirmation Of sale by the
Probate court Deed at tho expense OF tic pur.
chaser.
Dated May 18th, lsll
JOHN H. REESE.
Administrator OF the estate OF Enoch Reese,
deceased,
BARLOW FERGUSON, Attorney for Estale.
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THE ouLLES.-Wm noYlAnce, j IL Tracv
spnugyi 10; O. ahulo Edward 1hrall. Albnny
II n sheppard, Denver 1 " Harrington 4, /
Anshcn, iuwa, VIM u hoed, Manu; Mn KIM.
Provo, W W Wuodrng VI u. Mount Pleasant !
Ilnw oy, oasis; " = iuxwell Jr. salmon titv
Idaho; 4 DoctsDn Denver; : y perkius j N
McNutt, John q Iy.or, ogdoni n j Thom,.son
aud wife, Dillon, Mont; Miss Addio N sei
Seattle, Wash. u hone, Melbourne ncnitmin
City.
=, lliE kNuTsfonp - W Weinberg, Now
New York Geo snyder and wife, Denver. ON
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more Light on the Subject"

The following communication, called
forth by AN editorial In last evenings
News, Ia cheeriully published in
order that MI. Letcher may not be
placed In any false posilson hcfOIe the
community. 1t IL pleasing to know
that he is responsible for no such ex.
pressions as were attributed to him by
the Denver paper:
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Hon. j. II. Lochtor OF Salt Lake CITY
has just returned home after u three
days visit To Denver. Mr.. Lechior for
merry lived at ouray, and represented
Ouray county in the tifth general assem-
bly,. Ilo stated that he was satisfied that
the resignation Of DeIogale Joseph l..
Rollins OF Utah could have been inilu-
enc d only by tho discovery oil something
serious, and Mr.. Lechior surmised Il
might have been the discovery OF some
crooked work on the part Of the Mormon
church a. Washington. Tho dispatches
announcing Mr.. Rollins resignation
spoke Of him rs II Mormon. This Is not
correct. His parents woro members of
tho Church Of Latior-day Saints, but
Delegate Rollins Is a Democrat, and has
always been In favor OF parry division.
was IN Denver ON Monday the 9Th
inst, anu there firs; learned Of the
resignation Of Delegate Riwlns from
the following dispatch published In the
Rocky Mountain News u that date:
UTAHS DELEGATE RESIGNS
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Mrs. Iryine and Mother.

Mrs. Irvine, wife Of unfortunate
"Blllj" Irvine OF this city, and mother
have arrived In Salt Lake from the
East and taken quarters at the Tenn.
pieton. Li.Ilo flossie is not with
Ihpfu
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NOTICE.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
i tho stockholders ct lions SAvings Hank
Trust Company wal be- held AZ the Company's
City, ON Monday, June 9th, 1873, at Il am, Tor
the election OF directors aud for such other
business as may come before the meeting
Dated MAY 18th. lsul.
wlLfOkD WOODRUFF, President.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON, Cashier.
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WITHIN OUR GATES.


T. J. Gundry Of the capital OF Tooole
just beyond the oqurrb range, came
In on n visit nnd hied him to the
White House.
william Nj. ROylance, the Sprli o.
Vile merchant, Ia again Inside the
walls Of the metropolis and salely
slowed at the Cullen.
-
The Morgan register contains the
autograph Of J. A, Harris OF Prove,
J. q, Weeter OF Park City, George o.
Wh.ttemoIe OF Nephi ana Nabie War.
ran Jr. OF Logan.
DR.. w. w. Woodrlng OF Mount
Pleasant, a prominent Democrat a. d
respected citizen Of that place,
is at the Cullen. 80 10 Hon. w. III.
King Of Prove.
=. j. Kimball " Elgin, Illiuoip,
whore no holds position under thu
government, Is here on visit and a.
for he time eing pa ting up with Prof.
Baliou. lie thinks our spring a rather
friRid one considering the latitude. but
let him walt Il day or tive!
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Sindenis, Snrieiy.

The last session OF the Students
society OF the l.. ID. S. College will be
bell Friday evening, May 18th, ut
1880 ?. m. A varied program will be
carried out. Al are invited.
p. MAYCocE, Chairman.
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To accommodate tho number OF
people who were disappointed on
account OF the stormy weather, u. G..
NJ. /. will continue the great snnu 4
May sale two days longer, until Satur.
day, May 20th.
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UTAHs DELEGATE RESIGNS.
THE RESULT Is A FEELING or APPRE-
HENsIoS IN POLITICAL CIRCLES.
Special to Ae Ncus;

SALT LAKE, May s.--When word
reached hero from Washington TODAY
that j. l.. HAwlins, delegate to congress
had resigned there was CONSERVATION
among division petlocraIs IN lhis city.
church but Is very pronounced In Ills
condemnation of intormngling church
and state affairs. His canvass was made
on higher ground than oven his friends
expected ut tho timo of his nomination
and no waged bitter warfare against
church rule, Hence, It was very natural
for dlvi.louists, irrespective OF party. to
believe that Rawlins would bo the Moses
to lead thom out OF tho wildornoss of woe
into which politics had lallen.
Ia addition to Rawlins' opposition TO
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In the matter OF the Estate OF Thomas S. Young
deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT j.
~ Jlck, Administrator OF the estate ~
1homns p. Young, deceased has rendered for
settlement and hled m SAID court HE final No .
count OF his administration OF sad estate and
petition for hnni distribution OF tho residue al
said estate among the persons On itled therct0.
ana that saturday, tho 10Th day OF June. A ID
lsJ, ~ 10 o'clock am, o, the court room nf
CITY aud county, Utah Territory, ha. been Only
appointed by the Judge OF said court, for liza
settlement OF tnid account ana hearing snld no
utl0n Tor dlsllhnilon, ~ which time aud plnce
any pcrson interested m SAID estate NAV mn.
pear and .how cause, II any there DO, why sad
account hnuld not he settled and auproysd
Dated May 18TH 1891.
n. v. MELOY,
Clors ~ the Probate Court
by n JACK, Deputy.
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\. u, Waterman aud wife to Hudson
smith, pHrt lot 9. block u, plat a,
SAT- l.asc CITY survey ................ s 1890 90
T.. y. Waterman aud wife 10 hudson
smith, lots. block 20, kinney a
Guuriay's subdivision .............. go 10
Theodore \, DAVIS and vito Ct al 10
isabela MclAchlan, lots andg,
block 90 brighton addition. $50 co
frank 4. HAT 10 Solomon AugrlllOt
Z, ulocK 2, EdgcWood additon.... 500 co
L. ID. kinney 81 Augusta q. Andcr.
son, lots m block ., kinncy's
Copper plat No. 2............. ..,., 500 90
L.. II. Kinney TO Augusta q Andcr.
son, lot I, ilOck :, kinncy'a Cop.
per plat No. 2..................... go 70
jerome lgo to John G, Moshor, lott,
block -, plat u, city............... 5000 90
jerome lgo 90 sharon Atkinson, lot I,
block %, plat A. city........... ....... 1000 70
Solomon v kimbali to Alex. GauiHk.
pArt lot ], block lji. plat 4, city. / 90
iranE u. stephens ct al. to Geo Cul.
Inns part lot Z, block IL, plat d,
sss.sss........ lhsV %
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SALT LAKE, May 18th, 1893.
Editor Deseret NeUG

Dear Sir-on yesterday my atten,
tlon was called, for the hrst time, "a
the following item (taken from the
RocIy Mountain (Denver) News OF
May llth) by reprint Of the same in
the SAT- Lake Tribune ana an editorial
comment In the DESERT NEWS: