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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-25
Notes From WEIGH.

WEIGH, VIVA, September 23.-Last
Wednesday evening being holiday for
the Hebrews number OF those OF that
denomination living on Elkhorn went
to Pocahontas, Va, to observe the day
by fast and prayer. Coming home on
tho night train a general row occurred,
In which no one was seriously hurt. AS
a general rule the Hebrew Is peaeea-
BILE and quiet citizen.
A number Of Wyoming county fami-
lies are arranging to migrate to Spo-
kane. Washington, and j. j. Ferry, OF
Cincinnati, representing western rail-
road lines, has been here quoting rates,
etc
The weigh-scales in the Vivian Nor
folk and Western railroad yard are In
successful operation, and westward cars
are being weighed there instead OF at
Bluefeld as formerly, thus forwarding
the shipments Of coal materially.
C. 3. Taylor, Of Cambray, Ontario,
Canada, who is interested in the new
Thacker Coal and Coke Company, was
here this week looking after the COM
meucement of work by that company.
w. NJ. Ritter's sawmils have resumed
full work again, all Glthcultles having
been satisfactorily adjusted with the
lumber firm OF Smith Il Blanchard,
Boston. A number OF hands who had
been laid off have been recalled to work,
and shipments VIII soon be resumed as
before.
A ginseng digger named Frank King,
while plying his occupation near Nor
wood, this county. one day this week
discovered a den of eighteen copper
heads and three rattesnakes, all Of
which he killed. Thinking his story
would not be believed, he had some par
ties 90 with him to testify TO the truth
of his statement.
In disagreement at Elkhorn, j. NJ.
Smith, hotel proprietor, shot at John
Mcclure, a foreman for Samuel Walton.
Mcclure wrenched tho pistol from Smith
and beat him up pretty badly with the
butt of the revolver. No arrests were
made.
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SUNDAYS REGISTER.
Condensed kilograms From Yesterdays
Issue.

Condensed kilograms From Yesterdays
Issue.
Representative Erdman, Of Pennsyl-
vania, will introduce to-day in the
House bill 10 tax estates valued from
500, 600 to $500, 600, for the purpose of
raising revenue for the Government.
This tax will be one per cent, but on
estates valued at over 100000 three per
cent will be charged II the bill shall
pass.
Representative Hartley, Of Ohio, a
large manufacturer, argues in a paper,
sent to the Ways and Means Commit
tee, to have agricultural implements on
the free list.
Congressman Breckenridge denies the
charge of seduction placed against him
by Madeline Pollard. 1t is probable
the trial will not come of this year.
The iron fnishers of the Mahoning
Valley have decided to accept the ten
per cent, reduction proposed by the
Amalgamated Association.
Ia their exhibits at the Worlds Fair
the Watt Mining Car Wheel Company,
Of Barnesville, o., took first premium.
The rebel feet is still threatening
the bombardment Of Rio Janeiro. Nego-
tiations are pending for settlement
John L. Sullivan says he will Chal-
lenge the winner Of the COrbett-Mitchell
prize fight.
Mitchell has signed articles to fight
Corbett before the Coney Island Ath-
letic Club.
Last Saturday fourteen new cases OF
cholera were reported at Hamburg.
Last Saturday a heavy snow storm
swept over Northern England.
The gold reserve in the treasury is
500. G32, 765.
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he was struck By second section OF
No. s, and was instantly killed.
Atan ''apple cutting, at Kentuck,
jackson county, last Monday nig4t,
Joseph Skeen was so badly cut by
Greeley Skeen that he was not expected
to recover for several days.
Edward Phillips was severely Injured
In the coal mines at Shaw recently. lie
was buried under about five tons OF
rock. He was broken and bruised, but
10 Is thought will recover.
The new Christian Church in West
FaIrmOnt will be dedicated October &,
1898. President II. McDairmid, OF
Bethany College, and other prominent
ministers will be present.
Recent development in the Mcclellan
oil field, in Doddridge county, are some
what discOuraging. Several wells, from
which much was expected, turned out
to be busters.
John D. Dyer, OF Pendleton county,
was accidentally shot in the left side
OF the breast last Saturday by j. Hoover,
while out hunting. The wounded man
will recover.
Nathan S2gle, one Of the men whom
John Brown made prisoner at Har-
per's Ferry 10 1889, died suddenly in
Hancock, Nd, last week, aged 70
years.
About a week ago a little child Of
j. A. Wine, OF BraXtOn county, was
scalded by pulling over bowl Of soup.
Death resulted Saturday morning.
Jack Richardson, who is wanted in
Webster county on a charge Of cutting
with attempt TO kill, was arrested in
R9ane county few days ago.
A son Of Z. B. Wheeler, of Clay conn
". was probably fatally gored Oy
bull, q few days ago.
Two churches in Weston are now
without pastors-the Episcopal and
Presbyterian.
Weston is making an effort to organ
lie q company Of the West Virginia Ma
tiOnal Guard.
The electric light plant at Elkins is
about ready TO start.
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Wool Market
BRA EsfrSefs.


There has been fair business doing In
wool the past week, though the sales are
somewhat smaller than those Of the pre-
vious week. There have been more mill
representatives in the market, and several
have made some fair-sized purchases, while
q good many have taken out sample bags,
and this may result in sales later on. The
tone TO the market is steady, with prices
not materially changed. Values are no
easier and no stronger. There Is no spec
ulatiye buying, and buyers are very con-
seryative In their operations. This will
undoubtedly be their course this fau and
winter. They buy only what they require
and when they require it. Fleece woods
have been in better movement, while the
demand for territory wool holds on well.
Pulled continues very quiet. There is a
trifle more doing in Australian and carpet
woels.
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LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, September l9:-Cattle, rece' ! IS
900 head; shipments 1000 head; market,
steady; top steers, IS 00a5 S5; medium,
"a SOa4 90; Texans 81 25a2 45; westerns
s. 90a4 90.
gs-Receipts, 10000 head; shipments,
1000 head mixed SO O0a6 40; heavy weights
ST 5Oa6 10; light Sc 7Oa6 So.
Sheep and lamb Receipts, LOCO head !;
market, steady;'top sheep 50 0Oa4 %; top
lambs SO 25a4 %.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, September Seattle
receipts, 1920 head; shipments, J., 40 head;
nothing doing; all through.
Hogs-Re ceipts, 1000 head; shipments,
1900 head; market active; all grades So S0a
Z 90.
Sheep-Receipts, LOO head; market
steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, o., September 23.-Hogs
scarce aud higher ct s. 50a6 So; receipts,
$50 head; shipments, 1900 head.
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Fnr Ovnr Fifty Years,

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while teething,
with perfect success II soothes the child,
softens tho gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhna. Is pleasant TO the taste. Sold
bv Druggists in every part OF the World.
Twentv. i've cents bottle. Its value IS In
calculable. Be sure and nsk for Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no
InVs
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DIZZY GOODS.

New YORK, September 23.-There has
has been very fair volume Of trade in dry
goods considering the orevity OF the time
given to business. The market closed with
conditions generally favorable. The de-
mand for cotton goods seemed to be fair
with values having en- upward tendency
following the recent advance on print
cloths
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Wheeling Bridge &Tsrmlnal Railway Co.
Time Table No. I2. to take easci I9iOl a. IN.

Time Table No. 70, 10 take eject 1851 a n-.
sunday September 3 1898
Leave Whoelirg-t6:iJ, $500 $500, f9.U
gll:i0 a. m, '2:i0, - Is tl;St $500 y. m.
Leave Peninsula-t6:iA t3.Ji g. Ol No.iL +.
sll:l6 a. M, '2:i6, '3:2l. tt;3a g0;0i p. h
Leave Martins Ferry-f6.51 tS.ll t,t4
1851 81 80 a. m s269, s3:2L Il: a. -; l2 p. ~.
Arrive Terminal Junction -t6:5A toll. - ~,
tiO:O3. gu 55a M, s2.5s sJ.J2 20 i. S9iis y IN
Leave Terminal junction -t5;y2, $500 A. M,
1880 $3.50, gl:5l. tl:05. tj:lA. ts:3a S95t p m.
Leave Martins Ferry-.t7;A yE0i a M,
sl9: o. % IS gi;Oj tii0 IS; ~. fs32 $3.50 p 70.
Leave Penlnsula--t7:3i, f9:ii. A. m, sll.5i.
'9:46. gi:ll. tI:I7.t h:25, t8:SS, $1,000 p. m.
Arrive Wheelng-tI;h ~ %. a. M, 'it'of,
'2:52 si:l7. ti:9h 1881. $3.50 slo:li p. M
'DAily. tDaily except sunday. shunoAss
only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time.
seI4eGd j. n. TAusSi0, sape
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Notes from Grafton.

Spfcial TsleCrcns 20 M Register.
GRAFroN, W. VA, September "a
Hon. j. W. Mason, wife and son, are
guests OF the Central this week.
The masquerade ball given by Mr..
Homer Peters, the Ward McAlliSter or
the West Side, was large success.
There was q large attendance and every
body reports a good time.
Judge Samuel Woods and wife are In
town this week attending Conference
Rev. Thos. E. Galloway, OF Hunting
ton. who was formerly q brakeman on
the third division, is shaking hands
with his numerous friends In town dur
ing Conference. When Tom exchanged
ais brake club for the Gospel Ratchet
he benefited himself and mankind
generally.
viii r. Davidson is attending Medi-
cal college In Louisville, Ky.
CHARLES Guard, She local poet, has
contributed much readable matter TO
the coig=ns OF th + Daily Sentinel dur
the week.
With three hun4 red preachers on one
hand and Circuit Court on the other,
Grafton should as sume more inviting
aspect than some people seem 70 thlnk
it wore 3 few daI ago.
W, ,,,, ne.o make the most super
80, .,.L,,,,.I. TO determine the value
= -. nv rs an advertising me-
Ia more local and tele-
one Issue than any Of
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change strong at +S215atS1.
GOYERNMENTS-Steady
Fours Registered. .....-..............1l ITO
Four-and-a-half Registered. ......... IS
Pacific Skies of g5..................l III!
STATEs-Steadv.
RAuROADs-Dul.
SrocKs-Ouite a good deal Of business
was done to-day in the late hours, during
which the stock exchange was opened.
The first prices were made on q declining
market and there was slight rally, but
the Improvement did not continue long
and until tho close the tone was heavy,
the last figures being in the great majority
Of instances the lowest Of the day,or within
i thereof, the exceptions being Lead pre-
ferrea ~, Common II, Pullman and
Colorado Fuel and Iron l, Tennessee Coal
and Iron 4, Wheeling aud Lake Erie y
up. Sales, $500 shares Quotations
closed bid:
Atchisou, 1919; Adams Express, 1875;
American Express, l01; Baltimore and
Ohio. 6Sl5; Canada Pacific. 80; Central
Pacific. ~; Chesapeake and Ohio, 1914 /;
Chicago and Alton, 1874; Chicago, Burl-
inEton and Quincy So; Delaware and
Hudson, Il9; Delaware, Lackawanua
and Western. 40; Denver and RIO
preferred. "a; Fort Wayne, l46; Illinois
Central, %; Lake Shore, l2Ol4; Michigan
Central, 9OlS; Missouri Pacific, 295l; Nor
folk and Western preferred, 221S Northern
Pacific, T55; do. preferred, 80? North
western. 99Lt: DO. preferred, l35; New
YORK Co trial, 102; Pacific Mail, 14S<; Peo-
ria. Decatur and Evansville, s; Pitts
burg. l46; Pullman Palace, IN; Reading.
1877; Rock Island, 64j5; ST. Louis and
san Francisco first preferred, =; St. Paul
61I[: do. preferred, l16; Tennessee Coal
ana Iron, l54: Texas Pacific. 6%; Union
Pacific, 9IZ; United States Express, 80;
Western Union, Sl1S; Wheeling and Lake
Erie. 10; do. preferred, 431S.
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PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, September 23-Wheat at the
onenine was rather firmer and prices
Iss(c higher, then weakened and declined
ii{cs and closing was easy about 40 from
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The Metal MarseS

NEW YoRK, September %. Pig iron,
dull: American SO 25a14 So Copper,
lake 90 75a9 So Lead, easy. Tin, easier
at s. 50.
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PETROLEUM.

New YORK, September 23.-Petroleum,
dull; sales none; October opened and closed
at 65lSc.
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Partisan Dress Goods,
Satins and Ve|vets,
Jackets and Capes,
NNNNNANN
GEO. R. TAYLOR.

We beg to call attention of
the ladies to our new and choice
importations of Wool Dress
Goods, Velvets and Satins just
received. We show large lines
and more choice styles than
ever before and at very low
prices. Special attention is
called to our excellent grades OF
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co
.,tsr June r. Passenger Trains ~
oh follows: sDally. Italy, e1csPi SiA'
5av Central Time.
= snrrn rogxp = 5
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tDaily except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains viii leave Elm Grows
NJ. L. WEISGERBER,
Gen. ManAgeL
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ARRIVE
From New York, Philadelphia, Baltimors sni
Washington. 7.4Oa. m. aud ~ p M. daily
Cumberland accommodation 400 p IN Va
Grafton accommodation. 1919 a M, daily; q.
Moundsyills accommodation, 40 o. m, i'i'
and 7.35 p. NJ. except sunday.
Train So. Al. at 620 p m. except honay
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money 8 Per nt.-.GovernmentS. steady.
stocks, Heavy-Wheat, Easy-Flour, I'M

New YORK, September 23.-Money on
cali nominally per cent Prime mercan-
tile paper 755alO per cent Sterling ex-
change strong at +S215atSI,
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sDaily. tDaily except sunday.
JOHN BAILIE. l2OO Market 81.
tuss4dh TIP DUNBAR. Union Depot
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RAILROADS.

M KEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD On and after WsdneS.
lny,June l,le52, trains will run as foil VS.
t.ty time.
Lava WLnnllnn Lenye Elm GrnHh
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TRANs-omo DIVISIONS
For Columbus, Chicago and The West go a
m. and Is p. ~. daily, and $50 ?. ~, sacfp
sunday. -. -. as
and 10 ~ a. m. daily. ~ oa,. 81. -
35Op. ~, except sunday
AnBfYE
Prom Chicago. 35j a. m. aud 80 p NJ aailb
and 1905 D. m. except sunday.
From II. Louis. Cincinnati and Coinmoah
zoo A m. aud iOp. m daily. - 10
~. Clairsyllie accommodation, l~S Aat'~
.. 10. except sunday. cy,e n scrLL.
General Passenger AterA
1T LANE, 7. p. Agt.. wheeling, WA
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WHEELING AND PITTsBURG DIVISION
For Pittsburg, Washington. baltimore fhl-
adelphG and new YORK, 5Oj A. a. and 5slp
"a daily. "a.
Plttsburg accommodation, ~ 2. M. aAuJ'
Pittsburg express, 10 p m. except sunday
washington, Pa, accommodation. go p. in-
Pittsburr express. coo p, M. sunday only
AHnfVE.
From New York. PHILADELPHIA. Baltimore.
Washington and Piitsturg, " 10 aud l0D a "a
SI Pii{,isburs mail, i2s p m, sIospi sunday
and GO p. m. daily.
Washington, p, accommodation f.oO q n
except Sunday. sa...t.
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VI, oDlv mar make the most super
acIal sxaminatI to determine the value
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RAILROADS.
RAILWAY TIME GARD

Arrival ana departure OF trains an and A..
NAY 20 lSaa EXPLANATION or RxrrRrscs
hAkKs; 'Dauy; fSaRday excepted: .Non.
cay eIceptea; SATURDAY excepted: ISnndav
oniy; iSsturiay only. Eastern STANDARD TimsS
snloa IS one heur earlier titan Central Timo.
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Black Satin RhadamaS,
Black Satin Duchess,
Black Satin MerVelIeuZ,
Black BenSalineS and
COIOrHd Dress SatinS
MALL THE NEWEST SHADES

RLL.WOOL SUlTlNGS, so inches wide, in
all the new textiles and COlorngs.
OUR NEW STYLE JACKETS now on sale,
also OUR NEW FUR GARMENTS.
We invite attention TO Our new and choice
lines of Window Shades, Upholstery Goods BroCa-
tells, Tapestry, 8rOCadcs, Cretons Jutes, Couch
Covers. Corduroy Coverings, POrtieres Lace Cur:
rains, Bed Blankets, Etc., shown in Market street
room. We are prepared to hang shades and cur
tains and do draping in modern style, also to fur
nish poles and trimmings in the newer designs. =
AA/&LNR[AAN
GEO. R, TAYLOR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-13

}
II was a. though Tho walls OF dc
wefo closing IN upon her
81 cant, john" she protested, IL
mover promised. and You hayo no H.
censc.'
But there's no need Of a license
here he returned. ignoring the other
clause OF the girls objection. "Thoro's
nm old friond Of mine. u Methodist min.
lister. only a blocl, away. who's all ready.
Why, Milly. ii's the easiest thing in the
world II only you mako up your mind TO
It. Wen get supper at tho Metropolis
and iako the next train back 20 Boston.
must be at the onicc tomorrow"
Mclliccnt shook her head.
al can't decide all ~ once. John" she
entreatcd. 81 must have time to think"
She glanced at the black marble clock
on the mantol. Hall past4. In half an
hour her future would be decided for
her 1t was ulmoyt a relief to shift the
responsibility from her own shoulders.
Tho man consented Rrudgingly. re
member" he said gruyely. watching her
brown, piquant profile outlined against
the white window curtain, remember.
II you marry mo you must rive M all
those notions nbout acting. | won't have
my wife set mp for everybody 10 stare
att His words were harsh, but his eyes
were nifectionatc.
Mcllicent nodded. II understand sho
returned; 'if | give up now, It win be
Tor always"
I'm put on my hat" she added. eve
might ~ well go now aud have II over"
81 couldn't help myself" she thought
YEARLY as sho followed him into the
street. "rhcy wouldn't give mo u chance:
thoro was no way but this
Whom she returned, there was n plain
gold ring upon her left hand.
M,llicont eyed II incrodulously all the
timo hho was packing her trunk. Tho
notice books. tho character photographs.
the list Of agencies and tho letter of in.
PRODUCTION she laid in tho wastebaskot.
As she crossed 60 the door hor dress
brushoda yellow envelope from the table:
DEAR Miss DwiGur-I missed Boyle at lunch.
con. but waylnid him Of tho hotel this after
noon and extracted his promise Ia give you a
ttih. WI let you know about rrhuaraals later.
Lucky vnsnt 50, that the chance came before
you let New York; Sincerely,
EDWARD RonnfNs.
AT the foot Of the stairs John Walker
drew his witos arm aiIoctionatcly with
In his own. What's the matter. Nlelli-
cent? he said gravcly, "you look as
though you'd seen ghost"
"Only the ghost OF n comedy actress
that mover was 20 be-" said Mellicont
steadily. "fou must be hungry. John.
Will there be- time 10 have steak cooked
for our Fupper|-M Margaret Dodge IN
Kate Ficld's Washington.
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ONLY A FEW OF THEM.
4 Heartless and Discouraged Rem
mani Of Liberals
Discuss tho Question of Delegate Raw
Iins's Resignation INT,
Afternoon.

That was WOO begone and discon.
tslste little remnant Of a scattered anu
fast Tying band that assembled a. the
kpu,s,ord hotel this afternoon In re-
sponse 10 call issued by Granu
Sschem Powers and Statistlclan anu
Lawyer Allen for the members OF the
Liberal Territorial COMMITTEES anu auch
other Liberals 40 wished to attend a
meeting, the purpose OF which
has never been officially announced,
but which has been told aud fet0lu IN
"copfidencon until II has become an
open secret. .,su.
meeting, but at that hour there was no
sign Of the preseuce Of the great
chief. Two.thirty came, still he
uas absent In the meantime
Morris Somers, he who aspirod TO the
sccretaryship OF the American legation
at Berlin, hut who was turned down on
account OF being a Tuscarora, Charlie
stanton, sam Galleaz,l, the money
making canine tax collector, Fire
Chief Stanton, Hank Barnes, cx-
Coroner Harris, Colonel Nelson, Joe
Morris, Lochrle, ~. P.," Mayor
Lundy OF Ogden, Councilman Boards
Icy, Superintendent OF Waterworks
Ryan, Pat Moran, Jake Greenwalj,
Judge Goodwin ami IA few Others.
At three O'Clock Judge Powers saun.
tered In and called tho meeting TO
order and the roll calle1 showed the
following members presclt: POwois,
Knox, Townsend, Lundy, Haynes.
Judge Powers said II was an indis.
pliable fact that the Delegate Of this
Territory had resigned his Office and
shat unuer the law the GJvernor must
call special election within twenty
unys.
For my own part know that his
resignation cannot DO Withdrawn, aud
thatno juggling Of the politician can
continue him In the office he once held.
Taking that view OF the matter--Rnd
know that am right-I wlsh 10 know
if you want to put a Liberal candidate
Ia the field and ! submit TO you the
TACT that early IN June n special com.
mittee OF prominent senators viii DO
80 tho Territory TO Inquire whether
his Territory, New Mexico anu OGia.
bona are ready for statehood. As TO
tins also | would like advice whether
you want u representation before that
committee.
Colonel Kaighn moved that 1t ba tho
scnse Of tho meeting that n candidate
be pnt In the field.
Thi. precipitntsd n hot discussion
md Morris SJmers said he knew DO.
yond u question Of doubt that Gov.
ernor West had Rawlings resignation
IN his pocket.
judge Goodwin said he did not be.
lieve Rawlins had resigned AZ all and
that the whole thing was n farce from
beginning to end.
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WITHIN OUR GATES.

James McGarry, U. s. deputy mar.
shal and u prominent mining man OF
the goodly town OF Beaver, Is with US
again, having come in on the D. NJ.
train yesterday.
George w. Bartoh got back from
Beaver, where no has boon presiding
over the doinPs OF the Second district
court for several days past, this morn.
ing.
John g. Woolloy, the noted lecturer.
renched Salt Lake this morning direct
from Montana. He holds forth In tho
Tabernacle tomorrow evening on the
subject OF temperance.
-
John ID. Spencer il "revisiting the
glimpses OF the moon" hereabout. hav.
ing dropped down from his new perch
In Boise city yesterday.
-.
w. q. Van Horne, who las been
"doing" southern California for n
short time past, Is at home again and
ensconsed In hiI law office with i'm.
proved health.
w. o. Stanley VI the pushing little
town OF Ogden was contributor To
our long line OF visitors yesterday. He
established himself for the nonce at
the Knutsford.
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w. Powers, Patrick II. Lanunn, WIN.
Burke ana Mary L.. burke. The
property conveyed consists OF parts q,
lot / and o, block 80, part OF lot 4, block
IS, part OF lot 8, block 81, ami part OF
iot 5, block 60, IN plat A, Salt Lake
CITY. These tracts Of land are
situated ON the lot on which the
pos,oliicn IL located and the one i'm.
medi,toly west, facing on Second South
street, also just north OF the Melropoli.
tan hotel, tho corner opposite west OF
the hotel, and part OF thc old Hoagland
uroperty on First West street, lust
south OF the corner Of Second South.
The consideration which the parties
receive Ia stock In the Syndicate In.
vestment company.