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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-22

HORSE, buggy aud harness for sale cheap;
IL good ror ds.er. Call 94 Rice ST.
1nn HORSES AND MAREs-AH kind.
IUO of work and business nOrses and farm
mares j. d. Barrett, 20 second st. north.
MinneAp0lis.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-22
LOST AND FOUND.

DOCK KETfsOOk LOST CONTAINING
/ money. notes and papers. Return 10 co.
Cedar ST.. and receive reward.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-22

OUSEWORK-Wa young girl to
Il assist in light housework. 235 Smith ay.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-22

IOUSEWORk- Wanted, girl for gen
J. L eral housework; good wages. 736 Laurel
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-22

A PPRENFICE-Wante an apprentice
IA at the Elite Hairdressing Parlors, 4O6Wa-
haSha st
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-22

NORTH ST, 6s3-Three or four rooms,
~ furnished or unfurnished, for light
housekeeping.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-22

OUSEWORk-Tan young girl to
II assist at light housework; good home TO
the right party. Apply 767 Rondo ST. corner
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-22
FOR RENT.
Rooms.

MINNESOTA ST, 345-Nicely furnished
1rI rooms for rent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31
HE is A SURVIVOR.
YIN. Johnston, Who Was at tho Call.
lOrlla Gold Discovery, Still Living.
Ito Was the rir.t Policeman In sscra.
menio. aud - NoiAbie rignre In
Pioneer wurit.

corrtipondeaee Of me- NEWS.
RAMAH, Valencia county, y. NJ,
May -. ls95--ln your issue Of thu
2nd inst. yon published an account Of
the dedication Of Suffers Fort, which
a. well gave the names Of the survivorH
Of the gold discovery In California.
VIM. Johnston Is not mentioned anu
seems to have been lost track Of; but s.
now living here, anu though crippled
In one foot, h otherwise well.
He WAS discharged With other mem.
hers Of tue Mormon Battalion ut Los
Angeles ON July 10, 1917, and started
to the Great Salt Lake Valley, but re.
turned alter reaching the place where
the Douucr company perished, because
| Pf,sideut Young 80 advised, "a supplies
were short IN tho valley. He returned
to 5ulteT's Fort aud hired out TO 5uitof
/ 90 work for stock. soon after arriving
there Marshall came down from the
mil anu suffer sent VIM. Johnston
up>hote, where ho stayed and holpcI
discover the gold. Ho stayed at Cot.
4 y
when be went 10 Mormon leland 10 dig
gold there.
During the fall Of ls43 Brother
Johnston came to Great Salt Lake
| Valley, where he spent tho winter aud
was married In the spring Of lsiO. Rs.
| turning 10 California soon after he was
hired by gam Brannan, the Eagle
lhcatef aud Mcdowell Il Co. to act M
i 4 Il ~ Ns.
Sacramento. He was the tlfst police
man in that city.
In 1858 this veteran was living In
San Bernardino when that city was
abandoned. He came 10 Salt Lake and
returned 10 California Ia 1861 "a an
emplOye Of the Butteriiold company,
helping TO move their mail stock to tho
northern overland route. He kept the
overland barn In Salt Lake City for
some time.
When the settlements on the Muddy
creek, Nevada, were started he was
again put In the frontier, being called
to settle there. When the settlements
broke up Brother Johnston stayed IN
81. George while and thou removed
to Eagle valley, Nevada. He worked
two aud half years In ST. George
quarrying rock for the temple. Then
lie went to Long valley because OF his
wlfe's poor health.
When the Saints began settling In
Arizona, VIM. Johnston went TO
Moancoppy, m he was called to do.
When Sunset was settled he went there
snd remained five years, vainly s,rug-
Cling, with many others, 10 make that
settlement n success. He stayed In
Woodruff TO raise one crop, when he
came TO Ramah where he has shared
his portion OF drought aud hardships,
as he has done with the Church as "A
piOneer In Nauvoo, California, Utah
"Dixio," Arizona anG New Mexico.
"Nell," said he In conversation
with me, "lhey didn't have my name
among them [the eurvivortl, but just
let them know Pm around yet. l was
Jim MaTshall's flight bowor, 'as gam.
bier would say, anu Higued certificate
for him when the Willises tried to get
away with the discovery"
Respectfully you're,
GEORGE IL. CROSBY, in.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31
Mount Pleasant Forging Ahead.

This afternoon articleS OF incorpora.
ton Of the Mount Pleasant Electric
Light company were filed with Terri.
torial Secretary Richards. The object
Of the new organization Is to generate
electricity and operate dynamos or
other apparatus for the pro.
pelling OF machinery Furnish
ing light and power and to hire
the same TO tho municipality Of Mount
Pleasant, and all other persons aud
corporations desiring lite use.
The amount Of the capital stock II
placed at $4,000. divided into 400
shares Of the par value OF s25 each.
The principal place OF business will
be NJ Mount Pleasant, Sanpete county.
The shareholder, all OF whom re-
side Ia Mount Pleasant, are; VIM.
Xlbriskie 40 shares, Ncls NJ. $. Noy
IL, Neils T.. Nielsen ., John IL. Seely
IN tfust) so, and (perslnal) 20, W. ID.
CRndland ~, l.. j. Jordan 4, Alt
Erickson Z, VIM. Olson, I, james
Larson 20, olof R)senlof 5, August
Luudberg I.
L.. J. Jordan will bo president, wm.
Zabrisbip vice PRESIDENT; w. d..
CandlRnd, secretary, and Ait Erlck.
son, treasurer. These and James Lar.
sen form the board Of directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31

ysmbrr Goth, 1854, an action for the
recovery OF s2G2.50 was commenced
against him ia q Justices court by one
", ID. Wilson. Later judgment was
rendered against him for the full
amount. which, together with the SUN
maid .ut in defending the action, etc
reached s6O7.5. Ferguson further
claims that bo Was acting IN the matter
a. the agent Of Defendant, who he says
has not paid the amount EXPENDED IN
his behalf Judgment for SjtI5 lie
now prayed. In his answer the DE-
fendsnt makes a sweeping DENIAL Of all
the allegations
The legal fight is being conducted
by attorneys John NJ. Iane and Ftcw
on behalf OF tie plainui anu Judge
Hownt for the dvfendhnt, auu, ~ the
W rds Of Judge Howet, II VIII be ga
fight TO tie bitter end"
The case promised at noon To drag
through tue whole Of today and, may.
be, q portion VI tomorrow. A wtariud
court aud jury evidently long Tor the
end.
COURT MOTIFS.
The grand Jury OF the Third district
OouTt iat. on Mondey afternoon re-
turned four indictments, two under the
laws Of the United States anu two
under the laws Of the Territory. The
charge OF impersonatlng an officer
against &. q. Brown was resubmitied
Nh the present grand jury ignored Il.
Judge Zane will tomorrow or Friday
turn his attention TO the four cfimiual
rases that were originally Get down for
May 25th. The remaining cases on
the rcsont calendar, about ak In mum
Der, will go over until the end Of June.
Marceilu. Nelson, the attorney, has
again gone back 20 the county JAIL.
IL wns discovered ON Monday evening
that one OF his two bondsmen was not
qualified person and In order TO PRO
t.ci" the other Nelson's re-arrest was
made.
Ii Judge Bar.ch Is not seen on the
outside, he IL not having II holiday by
any means. Between now and the
meeting OF tho Territorial Supreme
court his honor will have Just about a.
much work " do as he can con.
veniently accomplish In the proparn /.
ton OF OPINIONS. Judge Blackburn's
suddon--and involuntnfy--drop from
tho bench did not help matters on much
In this regard.
Referee T.. L.Willlams has spent an'
other day Ia tho supreme COURTROOM
listening to the testimony sdduced In
the Parley's canyon conduit case.
The hearing is likely to last
all or the greater part Of tho week.
Court StenOgrapher Frank McGusrin
has about as lsh0rlous part TO play IN
tho Investigation as anyone. Every
word uttered Ia being closely followed,
the money involved IN the suit being
very considerable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.



This has not been n morning OF great
,htn A., A.. MI, ni',.1s, 80,
m'"s' :" '"' ~. Da'','. oV"'"
oAieI Justice zane i's'eheu 10 q low
small motions us u preliminary to tho
days. business and then. I'm genuine.
a., ,,i,,, IT,, ..,,I.,, In, ,.it-,.,,
.,'
10 'he iuther testimony III tue case
lot unfinished from Monday alter.
u.ou.
GENERAL.
~ mo hard fought SUIT OF martha
Iauer Va. Wells, Fargo ~ Co., mo.
LON 10 letax coats against the estate.
auu not against the intervenor, was
h'BuVu' ny Attorney W. u ran LOT
lAn iulervenor and 10y Attorneys Me-
Dowall anu Lyle for the plaintiff.
Thr.. oth.r oasss .,s ,nvolvsd. s,h.
uI,,rd anu ,s,' 80 49, s',',..,,.a,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31

TuI CuLLES-C smoly, San francisco; w
II Goliath, VIM Reynolds. W ; LockhArd, W !
fnllea, - 81 sporry, Jos . Riley, J Post Alrs j
II Mease, Pnrk Cityi W II Rex, salina, James
a ivir, saiina; John . nordou, Tnoole, soren
Christensen Provo. Ihos Martin, Ogden; " A
Wade 4 stewart, MngLBmi a MctHnnon,
Payson; n D Iofbett and wife, suokauoi j W
Compton. Vancouver u g; 81 I'M, ROW.
KsursPoRD. .saml ofner. Chicago, n G
Vande gAw, Sew iurk;ll Stlphcn, OhicaFo
o X iianuistor Ogden Chas II lawrence
Chicago; q Mitchell, Kansas City; James
hiHk, Omaha John Marshall, Jr, san frnncis.
co. l. A Malkdcu, Oinahl W T. Ashcroft, IT
louis; WHshbum Omaha VIM II darTatson
Dallas, Tex l. 4 rhUlps, san Francisco, John
Nelson, cohst aud gc0dotir survey a l. n efer
\ army II q La, Port Meade, s %, Waiter
Wolf, San Jose Cal; Mr. \ 4 stone. Miss q L.
stouo, Worcester. hatoi y Clark and wife
u II Claik, ~ Louis, Mo; sAml Behr, Now
York Dr Y LAMBERT, Detroit. Mich; d l.
Smith, CO., spungss q 4 Ford, New YORK Alfs
II Bransford, Harold @ Lamb. Park city.
Tur WHITE HousE..-sP Dennis, Lincoln.
Neb VI Riley, bingham u Meunoy, ArkansnHi
Il ID Bacon. West Jordan, Alfred JOne.
Hunter. Pat Gallagher, SEWER Co, A W Geor'
gis aud wf0 Ctliiorniai Tom Margetts, Bu,g.
ham; Alex Williams, Provo ID II Caldwell. -
,Ionns. A Nelson, sandy 4 4 Roberts, W n
Wifon. Murray; } a Mccormick, Denver ;.iohn
Aleopp, sandy. John Brown, Thomas FoW.
Ter, Provo John Dorman, bingham.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31
WITHIN OUR GATES.

Edwin NJ. Royle, player and play.
wright, with his wife, IL here from the
East and visiting his father, Attorney
J. g. Rjyle.
ID. II. Caldwell Jf., all tho way from
this blooming burg OF st. John, in the
county NJ TUoele, Ia mere and safely
slowed Mt the White House.
-
III. Il. Baker, formerly OF the Nation,
OF Logan, came IN and took up his
temporary abode ut the Morgan. The
same, except as to the paper spoken Of,
applies to Joel Ricks.
-.
Or. J. NJ. Benedict, fresh from n
visit 20 the state Of his nstlvlty-New
Yorb-and incidentally TO Che World's
Fair, was encountered on the street and
brief but glowing account OF his
travels was given.
-.
Rev. A. w. LinUlOm, pastor OF the
Fiat Bal tlst church at stockholm.
Sweden, called ut the NEWS office to.
day. He IL on flying vlsit TO the
West, talking In the sights ami visiting
churches OF his denomination.
&. Andrews OF Nephi, who IL exten.
sively interested IN the wool business,
IL In town and holding forth at the
Cullen, where are also II. +. COrbett
aud wife OF Spokane Falls, Mrs. J. II.
Free and Rena Stanley OF Billings,
Montaua, and others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31
Death from Scarlet Fever.

The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Pratt mourn with them In the loss Of
Rafcrd, their tw0-yearoii sou, from
scarlet fever. Death occurred at i;sO
yesterday morning and the interment
took place at the city cemetery at
O'Clock.
IL was announced late this afternoon
that another child OF the griet-strlcken
parents, Agnes, aged four Year,, was
In n critical condition, being conlned
TO her bed with the same disease.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31
ROUSE, YE SILVER MEN |!
Here's a WOrkinsman Who Fires
Quick and at Short Rang,
Eiaht into Your Devoted tamp.-rte
thinks the real monometaiisis mr."
those who cismor Tor free and I'm
limited silver.
Editor Deseret Nete=

Ilitior Useersk Ncips
tt..t t,., ,oi.,o, thru. v.ar.,
.dnca,,o,, On IN, ira. and unlimited
oa,.aaa ~ IL, nd a. ,abor,pe
rc.n van, N ,sIa o,e ,ore degree.
n !. No, . ,sc, ,hat silver can only
~ IN a n.,,,v wi,h Gold when the
-. 49,. s.i.,,,a y.t,b,s nj I'm.
'"'"es " Wv a, ~ .i,,,.
TWO metals are equaH luis eq"'''
can only be secured by cooperative
action of ibe commercial nations Of
80 ,,.. s.na,o, sh.t.
"''oPV "'' a..
man anu all inc pimeta'hs" VI wv
East who are friends OF silver are anx-
ioua 10 see the parity established; recog-
,,,,,.. ,h. g., "a =, .a,,,. In tina dIr,e.
ISIS ~ 49,
UOn oi bringing afouhu SUI" "o''V" ~
theonly ones which eau be SUCCESSFUL
But the oddities aud the free coinage
,dvoca,.. ~ IN, Kootv Mountain
.,,..,
o'"'os uO no. "s"' Su0n p"' "-
are not working lori u. What they ARE
aiming at Ia q monomotaillc currency,
rouposed .ntir.lv of silver. which
...-l.',,. ..,,, =, o., ,,oI,, on,
HVOVss'i''' WIN u,''o us '"V s"s ""
OF tho country anu send II hproau In
exchange for the cheaper silver, which
vyouId M.xicaniz, out curroney. mt A.
.-,-.'. 80, h..,,.
""ay oeio" P"I, a"u 80 '"i oo"'"'n
rnriiy with gold that tho latter VIII
refuse TO circulate by the side of II.
Tr,y want IN d.b... IN. ino.cept doi.
lac inc ne cant nancy
rro s,Iyer builion IN N dollar ia worth
10 about NJ Giants IL n.cessa,,iv
,,,s ,hat ~. ,ir.t .fr.,,, M A., a,st
., linItsd coInag. wouI1 IA. an .x.
,,'.n,.ins ~ all tSa avaijohl. COLI anJ
,,aid cs,,incs,ss Tor ssiysY bnji,an ~,
e,hsr conn,si.s n, ill.,, mako, npIca ~,
~. Ia,,ar ,.bict ,va,,id ,h.n Ia, ..r.tot
A. ,ba If,,,,..J Siat.s mir, for cnIn.a..
mo I.gaI ,.nd,r Jnilays d.clar.d "a,
IT, YTn,,a, So, s,a,, ~ ,h.. ~
49, ,.e ,,,ar,,, nna.,hi,r -. H., H.
,',,,,ai ysin. -, ,ha n,a,ai d.. 'n'
t,aa " ''' iva
Mi. ,,o,,td IA, ,,ooa ,o. ,,. .,.,,,-
t.iar.aa ion,s a. ,bor. ,... go ,,,aa,
49, ,6a h,,.s, ~, ,,na.,1n ,i vn
,,JIar and aSnor,,,,. IN, I'D 81,
,ytich ,.n,,i,, ~, ani,, nn,,i sorr 80
,,,a,.', ra,,s,.d ~ T.. a'iia. -,
L,litoy w.. rhIi,.d 10 ,aL. ,h.tr -.
In liz, JoI,a,s IT, ,hasa go r.
,so,tt b,, iii a;,.s na,,,,no,,,,,. NV
- ,,,,. 81 a, ,hat, nnii,nn .aIs ~
no No.. snd No. ,.,. '''''"
WI, 80, -. $500, ,h., a., D., nal,
auar s.o A., ,aa,s u" Gn
sst,,,ad 80 ~, ..,,.,..o
a n,,nsr ~ bn hay s,,v.p IN I'll, .a,,,,,
have M Jisnoso of az con,a vo,,h
NJ bnIIjon In aYcbanga sor a coIr wo,,h
az .a,,,s ,,,a, =. a. s,isa 49,, mo''u
oId NJ ,ca nav. =, do ,o',ay wnn,i
II,ah 10 - ba,,ar al a.,
.oin.n. 49, ,,nS.x ',
a. ,an..,,.n, TO 49,, ,,.. al, ,s.Is
s,,y.r Sa,s at ~ al, h,i,,or vai,. 40,
as, ona hnnd,aJ',.n, 49, a.,
shana., Al sct q, s,.. sna nni,n,t,'
-, coi,saa o,' ,.t,a ~, "a ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31
CRAzED WITH ITCHING
And Pain from Eczcmn. Scratched
until Blood Came. Scales Like
Fish. Cured by
Cuticura.

I had very had cadc Of Ecgerna on my noef'
II vas lust terrible. a. times ID sepincd' a. n il
would drive me cugy with Itching and main.
Tnfuugh che day Do would Itch. clufne ne t1
scratch unti Tho blood would como. aui during
thc night 10 would sclh over 30 that 1 would
scratch scales oil like thos1 81 hsh. Doc.
torci With Che family phyHician f0rone season. lie
save mo temporary Ullof, but ny trouble would
come lack 10 about The same timr each year.
Ihon ] began usiug CuIcuHA NlNAuiEs, which
have tntiftIy cured mc.
Miss HANNAH ~. WI LIAMa,
LawUnQoyllc, Dearborn Co., lad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31
sALr LAKE cLrAmNu HOUSE.

Today's clearing housB exchanges
amounted 10 SGT go.
The total amount OF clelrlngs tor tn,
month OF May aggregated 50, l54,2O0.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York-Silver, 81 q; lead, $500.
LOndon-Silver, ~ ll-l6l.
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo q %. received today:
Mingo bullion, Sl2,9O2.
Mccormick q Co. received today:
Silver aud lead ores, sl3,aOO; HanaueT
bullion, $4,000. Total, sls,90O.
Il. X. Jones a Go. received today:
Bullion, S7iOO; ores, $1,000. Total,
$4,000.
w. q. Steward had in for assay today
two lots of Old jordan and Galuna ore,
80 tonp, one lot ~ Bulliou-Btck ore,
tons Frisco ore, 30 tous Victor ore, 8
tons Lucky Boy ore, and 8 tons Western
Extension Telegraph ore.
j. w. CuTrie had In for asSay today
800 tons OF Horn Silver ore In Two lots,
10 tons flsh Springs Emma ore,
anu l02 tons OF Dalton ana Lark ore.
w, A, Hodges had Ia today for ASSAY
one lot OF Builion-Beoi ore, 100 tom
II Horn Silver ore, Rnd SIEVE nteen othei
c0utfOl..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31
New Blood.

Assistant District Attorneys Judge
Hownt and Josephr. Richards, who will
henceforth act under the new dis.
trlct attorney, Judge Judd, this morn.
ing In the Third district court took
the required oath OF office, the same
having been administered by Clerk
Mcmillan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31
Charles Chamberlain wa, caught

Charles Chamberlain was caught In
the cogwhe Of one Of the blowers at
the Bimetallic smelter, Leadville,
Colo, on Monday evening, the b.nes
Of his arm up TO the shoulder being
crushed and the lesh torn to sbreds.
His arm was ampusated, but II Is not
known whether the shock will prove
too great for his system.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31
Cutlcura ResolYent

Tho now blood nod stln Purifier. Internally, and
ilUcrWi Che gfcHt Hkiu Curc, aud gtIiHutt
Soar che exquisite Ntiu ucluuncf externally, i1.
fianHl friUte and speedily alo every dIsoiso and
hlmuf ul Cog lAlu. seiIp. nud blood, vith i1ss %
hllr. from infancy 20 aec, from u.mplos 20
40 Cthtl Tyagdl.i i4l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31
Notice.

The officers OF the Primary associa.
tlons Of Salt Lake Stake Will meet at
l47 o. South romplc street Friday,
June 2nd, nj . O'CLOCK y. m.
II. &. CLAwsoN, president.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31
Fine Head of Hair.

Ny head became very sore ard al my hair feii
nut. epcut 40 could make IN d1ctdH1g. hut
uIihlng helped me bought Curicuut Huvtprs,
and iu alN Wreks' tmH my head was we'll, and
thru used tho CuIIcun f0r my hair / now SAY
uhat there ~ uot inner lead u laif In Northern
u 4lana than ialng lur only years growth.
hLOLAh q. hTEWANT
butler, Indiana,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31

MAY 10th, noon.
Whcat-Firm, cash. ~ July. igt,
turn-Ftrm, cash, i0i. July, iIa
oits-iirm cash. Jlit July, .Is.
iort-stoaiyi cash, ~ sui sept, ,0j.
Lard .tcady cash, ip2ii supL "a
hbs-stcadyi cash, sept, IS.
hyu-l.
HaTlcy-6Q.
llaN-iul
TlmOthy--asO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31

We desire to say to our citizens, that
Tor years We have been selling DR..
kiug'e New Discovery for Con-ump.
ton, DIR. Kings New Life pills,
Bucklen's ArnicA SAlve and Electric
B,ilefs, and have mover handled rem.
edits that cell an well, or that have
given such universal satisfaction. wo
DO not hesitate TO guarantee them every
ume, aud We stand ready 10 refund
She purchase price, n satisfactory To-
sulis do not follow their usa. Thee
lemediVa have won their great popu.
lEity purely on their meEitn. A. q.
esaith q Co. dTugRists. lee
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SAVINGS BANK.

100 MAIN bIitlIir.
Omen Saturday EVENING" from : 20 O'Clock.
Bpcr cent interest paid On deposits OF sloJ or
more, and compounded four times year
Utah Title Insurance q Trust Co.
oArifAL, uto,ooo, FuLL rAID.
l. 4. DooLY, President, ". S. McCoRsioK.
Vieo. Precedent; A. L. THOMAS. secy., Il. D.
wIoKs, Cashier.
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srocns Ann H,Wisurs.


Money closed armer, 81 Bar Silver, ~. Mex
lean dollars dlt.
stocks closed steady to ilrm, Tue net gains
for the DAY eyre e tpsA with ihg railway lot,
t.atil in Industrial. NuitHy uullcad list hal
fractional gains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31

Is tRn,alizing admonltlon TO tho o
vino ut this season fsel all tired out,
weak, without appetite aud disoour.
aged. But the way In which Hood's
Sarszpsrilla builds up the tired frame
and gives good appetite In really
wonderful. 30 We say, "rake Hood'G
aud It will brace you up.D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31

For the above conferences UL'or
Pacific will sell tickets from Az p0ln,s
In Utah to Provo nud return nj QUE
fare for the round trip June End. 3rd
and iih. Good for return until June
Tth.
Trains leave Salt Lake 7:4O am. and
pm
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31
HOW MY SIDE ACHES I

FINN a-Iy ..ln eal.l B. cl1Iarha s 10Y. " --u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31

Stockholders In the Greeley can re-.
deem their stock recently sold, up to
June 9th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-31

For general family csthartlc We
confidently recommend Hoods Pills. q
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for Infants and Children.

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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-03-23

President j. W.Cramton of Rutland,
Treasurer j. G. Parker of Quechee
and Secretary Henry Clark of Rutland,
representing the State Agricultural So
eiety, with President G.. w. Brownell,
Clerk Z. w. j. Hawkins and Director
l.. S. Drew of Burlington, repre-
senting the Champlain Valley Associa-
tion, recently met in Burlington and de-
cided to hold joint exhibition at How
ard Park in that city, September ., g..
Z and s next.
These officers of the joint fair were
chosen President, j. w. Cramton,
Rutland secretary, E.W j. Hawkins,
Burlington treasurer, +. +. Burgess,
Burlington; general superintendent, l..
s. Drew, Burlington chief marshal,
T. VI. Chapman, AIiddlebury; execu-
tive committee, II. G.. Root, Ben
nington; L. A. Woodbury., Burlington !;
H. B. Kent, Dorset Cassius NJ. Peck,
Brookfeld ;,G S. Fassett, Enosbnrgh ;
George w. Hooker, Brattleboro.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-03-23
Worlds Fair.
How the Preparations Are Progressing.
Rates to the Fair, etc.

Gov. Fuller, who returned from his
Western trip last week, reports that
the preparations for the Worlds Fair
are well advanced, the buildings being
in excellent shape for the exhibits.
President Cleveland is to officially open
the Fair in the presence of members OF
Congress, the supreme court, the diplo-
matte corps, heads of the departments
and governors of the States. 1t is es-
timated that the attendance at the Fair
win be 100000 day. Gov. Fuller
thinks that the railroad officials are
placing their estimates of passenger
traffic too high, unless lower rates are
given than are now proposed. There
will be a meeting Of general passenger
agents this week, and if their decision
is favorable to lower rates, all expecta-
tions will be realized but if mfayora-
bic, it may be necessary for the rail-
road managers to take matters out of
the hands of the passenger agents.
Gov. Fuller says that. according to
present plans, there is to be little mill
tary display at the Fair, and it win be
necessary for the Vermont brigade to
await developments before it can de-
termine what will be done. Gov. Full
Ter has arranged for the trip for the
Vermont troops lift is made, and is.
only waiting to see whether the rail-
roads will give favorable prices or adj
here TO their present prohilitory rates.
-Brattlehoro PhEnix.