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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

Dr1aoSr. Mich. Oct Il The Ma
,ional wholesale Druggists association
couseutioa came % ck,se today. 10
formation Was received 81 the death u
John Mckeason. S.. - New York. Gee
~ ths founders II the sssooistion. New
York vas ch0een ~ Tie next place ~
meeting This evening the socisl end Il
tke cantentica wound up eith tan
quef AZ the Hosel Cadillac
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

LAxszro. Mich. Oct 1a-Mra Cath.
crime J. ketchum's Dotion Cor contin-
usnce a the case against her Tor sitting
Tor a. obsoeae picture nntii the nerf
viii Be tr'ed next sesk. Altar the eon.
vicsion last week q J. \. Wiele. one a.
the men accused of taking the picture,
Mrs kefchum became greatly sisuDed
lest the present iurymen learned -
much q tho case that che could not re-
ceive fair trial at their hands Judge
Person evidently thought otherwise.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

Pea~sss Aas<ndwert fsfslsst o. n
Summary Maaa~r.

whea ths qn~ai.en q 4assam sss
again fasssd shse l'ssets an,ansisseat
wss gafsi N 81 iisn ssh bath
hsa.is 10. ala pockets saastssei Is = an
rses 81 SIC nef4e
y rsasf assfa - te pefsifsaf -
ssrisit Rhe ensassiaseaf t-at he Priv
iass ~ .iahssi sad The aai sall pc
fss4ie.l - tbs ssste O. isf i.h lie tAiae
Ibs fe.sif sfsssse,i ihsi tiss sassase SO
Asi 5 seoFee y fse seses fhis sas
is.s 4sienef - tl.s hsss,su itessat eat =
f-fs sasi - So fsfssei a s.ass = Sc
s.lssf $50 fssz~Ai - sets a. s,lAs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

ksssAska, Mseh. oct IL Fred Mi
l-r of AAntsn. - charged xifh eriminsl
assault II - sasd thst in The gaise q
= defeefste he took = yoane wesHaa
ssoss The home q be- parrnis neaf Sbef.
usan an Mopday. eomaiii<d fh> cfense
9th which bs y chafRr1 and escaped
lie sas ngfeeffa hear kaikseks -
Ahefiff Hara ard taken g. t'afiilac
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

SEBEwnsc. Mich. Oct II w. T.
Chappell. manager of the Sebcwaing
Coal company. was shot through the
right wrist by miner named Christian
Grosch last night. The trouble grew
out of back pay due Grosch when the
mine shut down in August Grosch
was lodged In Jail
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

QrkRkxT1xE. Oct i2-9 = m.-Aii
~ the passengers and crew a fhesieam-
IT Russia were inspecied twfce today
and all were found weiL 1'he cabin
passon0err fweluc saloon snc twenty.
nine eecond cabin. were TRANSFORMS this
evening on the STEAMBOAT Ross a. fbe
compsny's wharf at H0hokeb. The
steamer vii be permitted 10 20 30 her
dock tomnfrnH.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13
Bullet On His Brain.

BATTLE CEErK. Mich. Oct a.
James Orell. Chicago A Grand Trunk
ewitchnan. committed suicide at his
residence in this city yesterday by
shooting himself ia the head lie was
married and had two children. De
spondcncy is supposed 20 have been the
cauen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

BATTLE CBEEE. Mich. Oct l2-The
twenty second annual state convention
OF the Y. NJ. G. A. is ia session az the
baptist church. The Bev. W. S. Potter.
pastor II the presbyterian church. de
livercd the address of welcome 10 the
delegates Two hundred members are
ia attendance and another hundred src
expected.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

Ardskrcr. Ohla Oct 12-Johrny
Dsvis ard Hsr1y Evans esch ar,d IL
found bottle a liguof h. . waGou ntd
drank q the coufsnfs II proves - ~
pois,n. sirychnine i->ing uoe q ne b.
Er~dients TIE l,fe q Duvis ~ss fssee.
bat Il h fssrcd Essns vfll a.. Dssis
ess enc of flis toys sbo rsn sNur from
hf,sre lnxf fefUrlInF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

MIvsrHFf. Ort iz-7hc Inferns-
tlonsl Cigsrmakcf.' union tbis molnire
adopted q rceolDtion requesting fbs
membcrs 81 the various uuioDs naf %
joan the national guard Local unions
vere slso prohibited from sfIlikfing
uiih other unions which nre nof men.
bars q the internsfionsl BODY Detroit
wns choeen ~ the place fts TIE nekt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

FoKT WkSNf. Ind. Oet n The
death q Alexander Davidson - Bridge.
port. Connecticut. Who steppad frons
Nickel Plate train yesterday. occnr1ed
at O'Clock this morning. lls nf.xef ~.
gained Consciousness The trainmen
are - the opinion that DsvIdsor xss
ssleep when he walked of the train near
South Whitley. and this sUplDositioo ls
doubtless cxrrecl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

BATTLE CRgEK. Mich. Oct II Mira
James McCatirry Of Lea township was
arrested upon complaint ~ Edward
Ryan. farmer. who charges her With
exposing poison where his cattle could
eat H. A number Of horses and cows
have died frosn the effects ~ the poison.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

CfrrsrrsfI. Oct I2-Tbs eynns =
0hip bas decided 80 beW tie sf8oal q
the Efs. Henry Preserved hmffh she
vss sa7end-d from IN ministry h H.
oenlter leff ~ the Ciucinnst r'frsi,Y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

wsxurre4or. Oct IA ceblexrnu
has l.sen received - the treasury deJ,sri,
rnenf frons ere a its EuruEesn ccffes
fos ossteofe stating that The inllicsfinnf
fsoint 70 TIE -probshit isnpo~ifsop a .
oeerife inspoFt dafy on silver int
ls.liar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

WsrrsTowr. Ind. Oct ~ - E~~~s
trick losinees blocks psrs barn-d bsrr
ss midnirht fpuf fralaps ssspetted q
ibcluflinrism were hfFeste4 bnf latFf
released Wbie ere purfior a thFiU~n
uas inrniue. ffs otber was being iuSt-d
~ thirrre The enttfe lons runi Ie<
into TIA fhuusan3s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

CBrcsoo. 90 u Tlse uoFkfssn were
scallrd ~ tilf bnrsfinE ~ ftenn piae
ln flir t,ensmerf - ~ - Mof,ast srs.
ne WiIliau Etlis wiH si,e Ibe ptilefa
al seriously in5ufea sff Merits ktbpe.
Intritk Quinb. Johu Miller AID Sot.n
QaInel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13
HOT FIRE IN CHICAGO
HUNDREDS or THEN cREKAftD


cE1czeo. Oct l1-Fsecsls6 ~
fright and driven into sszup>ds ~
rsgsns IRE tkEf broke ouf early sA,s
svenins IN the Nsllsoe street barns Il
the Chicago City k4ii~a, oonpxny. 80
horrss we're either s1ffoczfcd - b1rusd
% DEATH Tie h4rns scre enfir>Iy De-
stroysd They we're iocsteA ~ Wsliso.
and Thirty nInth s1sssf and 9srs smccx
the no<t extensive under tfIs ooDtrol q
the company. They occapied Tie lsree
brick building. tso stories IN heiehf
and extending zoo feet Oh Wallsce and
ninety On Thirty -niafh street Ihe Gre
hroke out about 8 O'clock. and soor zfler
the whole building wns snrrounded with
fiamos They burst ff1m TIE Nindoos
On each SIDE and eEtrance fhro0ch the
doorwsys xes cut Of.
Hor-ts Were Heipsu~<
Inside the horses were helpless They
were blinded ls the flare of the fames
add the smoke that rolled throaeh fhs
place Ia great volumes. and roon aefam.
pede pas IA progrcss- Tie snlu.als
surEcd back and forth ia eronpe a
fiftles and hundreds. led on in their fiad
rush 10 escape. Their loud nelrhinx
and an occasional cry - pain told fhe
people on tlie street II the fearful scenes
thai were teing enacted inside. lef
little OF nothing could Al first be
done o. save any a the Aninlhis
Grsduahy the sounds - the sfamfcle
grew fainter and falntor and Whoo tho
first group II hremen had fought fboir
ssy into the barn they saw charred
cafcases lying about on every hand.
The loss on the building IL 81. 900. ca
the horses shout 5000 aud the coz.
tents of the barn. cars. feed. etc. vii
bring the total loss al about tll000o
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

nrrfAgst. y. \ Get - Tha Cleve-
lard sieeaoegats IN the county h-4, De
cifci g. riaee ln nofaibatian srnatofiai
end asssmhly candidates 10 opt-seitisa
o. TO machine - sheehaa cahli
datee There - lively heht in vssw.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

SasTSAw. Mich. Oct ~ The Rev.
Howard MacQueary has announced be
resignation. but his universaiisf fock
have refused b. accept IT,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

JACKSON. Mich. Oct Il Alonzo j.
Livings. q dray man. wss crushed BY
heavy coal stove. which fell on him from
the dray. sustaining ininries which viii
probably prove fatal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

DsTnoss. Afeh. Ott ~ The disrov
efs q AneFiea ~ 1rlsafes ~as crle
ississi ts~lay ~ lhe itshsH eeiftses -
ibe9oat lhefe Nas l.st<le ,als alter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

ffnaatss Ust n Tie Hfoohffns
een ffnm <ss fs7t t-isy sn tie lasal
rettes. maksas hssf ahs hit n tleFuan.
leass ilfsa ALA z. Nes iesh q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

he nsaffs aei senefsl n.naaxof q
sbs Nsasiisii natne haze t.sen fasfas
saiits - sssAlaai ieFies - zoe fase
sess !4fg fts he ale .ilsaslaa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

Gaspard l. Perresult Cas-silis. VII.
liam o. Eauon. Rodney; Harry A. Hef.
tolas. Vulcan: Charles Sipple. Sheffield.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

ScorrvILLE. Mich. Oct a. Mr. Slsf.
tins barn was burned tonight Los,
S3.ooo. no insurance. The fire vss
caused by the explosion q Q lantern
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

Cuscteo. Dct Il Pad Submissions st
uorl5's fair ts<As- - s7s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

Speiu = FFs7.erlne b. sags ~ aegres-
stxe eaf On tlst Nssgfs sad vlii ssnd .
slsta<bweni q trooEs tc NeiaaA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13

After sAe isFas - tNesff ase as4aefa=
.te. -. 4s.sfana nssi tstn eis.fe - gi.s
sefsesat a sfsaa she hsa tssa saat sat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-13
Two senators Taken IN

When Dir. Wolcott. AZ II 90 again
deemed Il enaveniest opportunity to
suggest Eho absence Il quorum. there
was buzz - expectancy IA the CALLER
ies. which stiii remained thre. parts
fail. snd anoeg the spectators on the
aoaf lor The whisper bad g,ne afound
that 3 arorum would aos - forthcom
seeming. snd that esms release from tho
ionx corfinved strain was Ia sight The
ionz Conferences which 81 Norhees
zud NJ fsorman hal been hoillnF -
sefher 90 The fioor lert probability O.
these astie4patioua. shieh sere Ia
rrea2at when it 49, aaaoaeerd
hat Seaafors Tafpie and Naeee
Nal rnnr home sick stii eall q ths
ra.i showed feftf one s<natgrs present
Nr Fnoshees - asAinx tasf aisseu
fees - feportesi. eishess that tastruiar
emphasis ise lssa on the han4su a fAs.ee
rrl s.os sa,i aef responding Tbs ~tte
raati,ss. anesseF failed T. afae aeg -.
ss r~e f,fns Ne~sfa Walreft fea.
<rsaisl - I8t4fs. sh8 esfs - ftslf
seafa - fresa 81 T-isf. eta So
pisiniv visible saffssirR ne fss.sss.i
tlss ff,..ss a.. etss4 ffssei
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15

,.toission Of slna, aud We snail r.
ceiye the pjlt OF the Holy Ghost. For
the promise Is unto you, anu 10 your
chil1rsn, and to All 'nht are niir OIL,
even aa many as tho Lord our God
shall call, % God IA Interchangeable.
He IL The same yesterday, today anu
forever. All who receive His word IN
honest hearts enjoy this great gilt.
God In no respecter oil persons. What
IL called Mormopism u the truth Of
heaven-thc plan OF He and salvation.
There can be but one true Church
of Christ on the earth, with one Lord,
one latin and one baptism. There Is
no place for schi.ms.
For preaching tue word which God
gave to him the Prophet Joseph
smith was slain. He died a martyr to
the truth. All manner Of evil was
spoken against him ialsely. He was
exonerated by tho courts from every
charge brought against him under the
law hy his enemies, who, on falling 10
haye him convicted by the courts OF the
land, said: "rho law cannot touch him
but powder snd ball shall" Hts blood
cries for vengeance from the ground,
and the Lord will avensc him ON his
enemies. We DO not cry vengeance
but leave the slaycts of tue Prophet
Joseph In tho hands Uf the Lord.
Our mission Ia n mitsi0n OF peace and
good will to sll men. The Gospel OF
Jesus Christ 10 far reaching In It's ma
ture, and IL for both the living and the
dead. Ii 10 for the salvation OF the
doadthat temples are being erected
that those who have uied without
knowledge Of the Gospel
may be OBLIGATED for tue
same as II they were living.
The Prophet Micah says ain the
last days IL shall come 10 pass that the
mountain Ct the Lord shall bo estab.
lished Ia the tops Of the mountains,
and II shall be exalted above the hilli
and people will How unto II. Ana
many nations shall come, and say,
come, let US 40 up to the mountain oI
tho Lord, anu to the house + tho God
OF Jacob; and He will teach va OF His
ways, aud we will walk ia HIS patht:
for tho law shall go forth out OF Zion anu
the word OF the Lord from Jerusalem"
This prophecy IL fulfilled In tho etec.
ton OF the Temple ON this block. The
time has come for the gathering In OF
Israel from all the nations Of the earth.
We call upon all people TO walk In the
light and to prepare themselves to
dwell with Col eternaily.
The choir sang the anthem
God OF Israel. hear our prayer.
BeneLiction by Bishop William b.
Preston.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
Today's County Court.

The session OF the county court this
morning furnished but little matter for
The newspapers up to the noon hour.
All the members were present. Busi-
ness commenced about 1880 and
sundry small matters Were taken up,
hut all the more important things were
pigeon-holed until the afternoon meet.
ing.
III. G. Bagley was given charge tf
the Big Cottonwood road, with power
to employ whatever asshtancs was
iound necessary tokeep 1t In good con-
ditlon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15

lOIIi AlkhlN AlsHs
Tm CulLEN.-T A McCabo pocatelio: " II
Grant aud wife, American FORK; J. T. south.
> J WIT, Omaha. A Mayniek, ~ Joseph,
No. y Shear, SPOKANE falls; u schneider.
Now YORK 4 y Holland. Wet Jordan, n $
a T. DAFT, Provo; Chaa ~ Dow and wife,
,se9,tn .l,,7,s' - LOUIS georse Non
'f'S @sLSSas S6aT.s% ra,dy o'T Tsi SR,y
selgraih, Ogden WIN Thompson, Evanston !
VIM Dunn, ldahui Uhas Crane, Chns llclnbold,
kanoih, D l. Cushing, bingham, Dave Keith,
4 1owey, W 5 Lockhart, h N Fostur, Park
tity Geo sutherland, Provo, T. Il Pike, Euro.
IA Z 0oodspcod aud son, Denver I John
son and wife, Mrs sayor, Miss sAyor. chi.
cago. 4 lachorran, San ffancioo. W II
lawlor, Aurau, NOV.
TuE KNursronp.--J J. KilduH, Denver; q
U Hammond, 80, Paul; Mrs A 4 Nudge, Sew
York haron Twlckcl, Germany. Victor -
WI C.ofmin. UinSinna,i. o. 4 4 rover sH q IA Il
ROBERTS, dublin, Ireland. W Elkan. Gold.
schmidt, HnmDurg. Germany, D Fay, Now
schwcrin. New York. II iIdosbiitc. Gncin
matt, -; y Il I'M, n0ston, wales l. Palmer.
ilrs Palmer. Mss Palmer, san Francisco
f snaSn kaslsRd 9' gsssv Sus% sSs,
George kicinberger. New iufk; 4 o IN.
huuru, Chicago Mrs A 4 surrcnaon. Ncw YORK.
J u Colburn, boston Geo a Noeluy, Denver
Phila, Pa = fildcnheimcr, \ s, " shuorman,
Dca Monies, A bowman, 4 IS stove. ogden (;
J l. Dauutlcr and wife. Miss; = q brown, ;
q wilson, san iranclscoi Mis-, Wendell.
Miss l. Wendell, lryingt0n, y Y, Clarcdge
Valentine. Mrs W.T. Valentine. Albany. \ :
4 Mckinney. chicago u e. Luudy. ogden
frrncfroi u Gnrnoldy sud wife. Mis-. Tar.
noldy, Algicrs, Africa, w tells. l. kayser,
rhlla, rai lleny Never, =, Chicago. Dave
Wife, four children and two nurses, Chicago
! q Moore, ~ LoQis; John Edulslein ana wife,
dorncr. Heinrich Iiemssdoriior. Kulmbach,
August itenbnrcr. Vim. Germany. Rudolph
licrn, kuimbIch. Germany Gro 4 Cutler,N New
YORK e. NaEcnhcim, Australia III iioichtlinE,
smith Denver, l. q -ildorf. Charles II Law
renee, G u Nibla'h and wife Ait6 " W schultz.
tmcnF0; II Woods and wife, Lin %, ohio
Julius lhahmann and wife, Hamburg, Ger WIN
Kelly. Denver
TIM MOncAN.-Cora Macay ID T. Poyscr, Geo
y hounifago Jr. blanche Chapman, Geo "
nenham, Mrs Franklin aud child. New York
tccil Kingston. Birmingham. England; Prodi
cal Father Co T. q sany. ) % Angeles. a T.
sturkwoli and wife, NJ Lake, New York
w u white, Ogden, T Gibbs. Dcserct. Utah
Ihll lddgnoy and wife, sioux city, iowa. n u
Ogden J Burterlon aud wife, Bristol. Tenn
tchucl, Denver, L. Nelson,
Chioagoi Guy Bufy Donysr, Colo: IS
burton and wife. Aransas Pnss Texas
family. PMk Cily VIM / Turner aud wife.
seattle. wash, n } Faust Jr, tohi. n ii
Trenham, 1oOolo. I'd Moore, Monticello, DAs ,
q u -eIoggy ana wife Ncphl. W L Mcllridc,
z flrmstOn and family Para Guy a " Ivins,
~ George. Is L0ngnocker. Omaha, VIM
George, Thos johnson, lutte, Mont; w i
Webb, Lehi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15

publican hosts in the last campaign In
this Territory and sheepnian Of ex.
tenslve possessions, IA up from his rural
residence at Kanosh, Willard county.
Re
Josiah II. Gibbs, known both to
fortune and 10 fame to some extent In
the county Of Willard, came up from
his DesoTet home and Is enjoying
some OF the enjoyable things here.
about.
VII. J. Faust SEN, moro popularity
known AZ "Doc," whose base OF action
ia Deep Creek but who has been here
for several weeks, is of for his field Of
labor again, from which he will coca.
sionally let NEws readers know
what lie going on.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
WITHIN OUR GATES.

q. W. Shoree, the Provo NJ. d., Is
safely slowed at Salt Lake hostel y
anu between meals looks around with
apparent satiiactlon.
-
David Keith IL thus far from his
headquarters, tho same being the
metropolis Of Parloy'A Park, where he
10 superintendent = the Anchor mine.
-
Charles Crane, the leader OF the Re.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
SAVINGS BANK.

AGO MAIN 8rTtlaEr.
Open saturday evenings from to O'Clock.
bper cent interest pad on deposits Of $40 or
more, and compounded four times scar,
Utah lille Insurance q Trust Co.
tIilTAi, IiV,olV, fuLL PAID,
J. y, DooLY, President; W. s. McuoRNIcK.
Vice, President A. L. THOMAS, secy.i Il, u.
MIcks, tathier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
STOCKS AND MARKETS.


snILt.-on May Q, 1875, AZ gss north, Third
West street, SAT Lake CITY, Willard Charles
shlll, IA his thirteenth year.
AZ the same address, May 18th. lsl8, Nellie
hhill IN her sixteenth year. Roth We're children
Of q, q. and 4. ". nhill.
OGDEN papers and MhieHEial Star please
opy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-15
REALTY AND MINING.
Tho Movement In Real Estate Decld-
edly Slow.
BEAR RIVER CANAL COLONIES
Federation OF Miners TO be Organ'
izrd.-The Misunderstanding
and Other Items.

Ing hc"i i<'s"'~ .I.A...
brief session this morning, anu '".'o
warn anna offors Of property anu
Tha cea.raI state OF busl.
10" "sn's' a., some.
ncss was reported as 'ooN.e o.,
more inquiries being mhue WA" 'V'
ann. ,In,,. A few outside parties are
,,.,,.,, 10, ,,op.rty.
neso"h""s W. ,...,tno mn
The regular excnA"s' ~
Saturday evening did no 6uainers, anu
An. committee were given I'LL next
-. .,,hr,,, r.norts. The reason
meeuhe !" suo"a' a.. ,a.,
or the limited attenuanoe "a' ."' '"o'
that the great majority OF the OK
chang. members are In politics, and
80, v,,,. ,.w .xc.ntions they
ueep'y oo' ~. I.I.,ai
are ardent memoefs VI W."
party, and were OF course, more in'
terested I'm the proceedings ut that
-,.',- ,,,,.a r,..,,n, nm Saturday
Ih''S'' eo'i'"''''o 'oe.s 49,
afternoon than IN hny'nips e''o y" Wv
tapiH. This being the case, the regular
,xcb.pg, busines. was postponeu.
-, .,, ,..,.aa,,on. A, renl
oe'e'"' soo" ''"' 80, ,,.,
estate have been neRotih'eu ieee""S,
iut the volume Of business this season
4, far l.ss tban might be reasonably
e., 49,. .t,.
eApee'eu 'h e"y VI o"' %
and situation. Movomcntr WIN IN
aids property are decidedly slow, md
,n,.,d. n,or.,,v IA procticalIy Mt n
80. mar
r'snustiI. SONS OF '"o'e"' eo'"'. "'"
80 hall IN ne
uroye in their line shortly, but the
.,a.,,. io.. a,,,i,. ainr, the
usherips IN Oh soou sp"ns ~oA'"'
has failed to bring the anticipated
revival.
coLoNiHiSo bun hhph"'
The Bear River canal covers an I'm.
menae stretch Of country Ia Box Elder
county, between the Hear River mar.
49,, IA ,a., ,,,,,,h.r -, =. ,u.,s bnt
as the msjority Of them are engaged In
dry farming or are supplied with water
rom creeks, they have not taken from
the canal company, Mt the tariff which
II charges, any great quantity OF the
water that comes through the canal.
This has led the canal company TO
bring In coionists who would
take tho land received by the
company from the railway. For
this purpose II. NJ. Jarvis has been EN- .
gagged IN procuring settlers, both white
anu black, anu IL Is said that those
already brought In are doing well ana
are satisfied In their new homes. On
Saturday W. "a. wells, representing
number Of lIltuOio families. fencheu
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN coparinufshlp heretofore existing he.
tween the undersigned. undor the firm name
OF kichurus, Moylu Richards, has tins day
been dissolved by mutual consent,
!. q, RICHARDS,
j. H. MuilE,
j, 4. RICHARDS,
Salt Lake City. May 49, 1899
We viii continue our law practice under the
htm name Of Richards & Richards, AZ tne
ohces now occupied b. us IN the Mccormick
block. 4. 8. RICHARDS,
j. 4, RICHARDS.
will continue in business at the same onice
m heretofore, for the present.
J. n. MOVIE.
L II. MOYLE.. ATTORNEY Al LAW. 5oi
- MOUoruick block,
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MorId'a Fair nn,.s nednre,l.

Via the Union Pacific to Missouri
River and return, $40; TO ST. Louis
and relurn,siS; to Chicago and return,
$50, Tickets goo thirty days. Only
Is hours 10 Chic so via the Worlds
Pictorial Line.
City Tiokrt Onlce, 2Ol Main Street.
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COM Nj L RCIAL.
REAL ESTATE.

TraHsftrs fiei IN me Office Of ne county re-.
oorder of saH LAKE toHifD siHoc = pm.
SATURDAY..
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TABERNACLE SERVICES,
The Compensation Yesterday Addressed
By Elder Charles ", PVnrOSe.
He Points ont thc Doctrinc which the
Divine Master Revealed rs tho
Plan of salvation.

Religious services were held In the
Tabernacle, Salt Lake City, Sunday,
May l4.h, 1903, Elder Angus NJ.
Cannon, President Of the Stake. pro.
siding.
The choir aud congregation sang the
hymn;
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LOST.

ZANE uoLsTEIN nEIFER, three years old,
~ branded u az an F7iS.G combined on
right hip. Also black fj.r.I muloy hoifors,
waite under bellies, 49, brand rOsomb'
ling n on right side iiiOFnation that Will
lead 10 the recovery OF these animals will bo
literally pad for, U. II. HARDY,
No. w W, and North street
The oasis., 1893-05-11
To rresen. snuhurn.

The greatest care should be taken With young orchards to prevent >ull- burn. This sOse of thc most potent causes of damage to yonng tiecs. hu' may be prevented by taking one pound of whale oil soap and mix with one gallon of water; add whiting cn"ush to make thick whitewash and then paint the body Of the tree from the fork down to the ground. should t be washed off by q shower repeat thr treatment Tho shade Of a shakc or the shade of tree wrap shelter' In- sccts to breed and prcpagatc- Mith the material suggested iDsccl l'lc would lc arrested by the Narm sun. aud unable to increase. This remedy
 which is very simple, is recommendeu IS very cticicnt by onccf the most eN- perieneed fruit grower in California; NIT. C. I. Berry of Talare, in recent communication to the Tulare Times.