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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20

Mrs. Madeline Ninton Dahlgren has
in the dining room of her house in
Washington the mirror used by Dolly
Madison in the White house and after
ward in her own home as long as she
lived.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20

Rejected communications cannot be pre-
teryed. Address all letters and kilograms 10
THE GLOBE, ST. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20
Iowa Bar Leader Dead.

Dies MONIES, To-, May 19.-B. f. Kauff,
man. for many years one of the sleaders
at the Iowa bar, died here tonight.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20

owned by j. H. Bergman, at the corner of
Tenth andF rnae streets, caught fire and was
destroyed. The loss is about $500. fully in
supeG
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20

PANIcs are often like booms- the
creatures of wind.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20

IT IS to be hoped that the whip trust
will fall a victim to its own lash.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20
Baptists Withdraw.

CHICAGO. May 19.-Revs. Drs. Law
renee, Henson and Parker, the commit
tee of the Baptist auxiliary of the relig-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20

THAT Illinois legislature has as many
lives as a eat.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20
Italian Ministerial Crisis.

LONDON. May 2O.-A dispatch re-
ceived this morning from Rome says
that the Italian ministry has resigned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20
PEOPLE OF NOTE.

1t is said that the young Earl of Dud-
ley holds the largest life insurance ever
effected, the amount being 9l,200,000.:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20

SUNDAY ALONE.
TYR IN advance. So 90 mos. in adv. 81
m in advance. / 90 m. in advance.2o C
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20

Mrs. Ormiston Chant occupies pull
pit every alternate Sunday. She has
preached in the churches of all denom-
nations, with the exception of the
Church of England and Roman Catholic
church
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE.
One year 81 six mo-, csc Three mo-" $40
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20

DAILY AND SUNDAY.
syr In advances $40 90 3 mos; in ady.SZ 90
4 m in advance, 500 5weeks in adv. w
one month. ....> &c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20

ST PATTI GLOBE SUBSCRIPTION RATE
DAILY (NoT INCLUDING SUNDAY
svr in advance. S6 90 8 m in advance. 81 ~
& m in advance. 4 90 weeks in adv l "
One month ....7 0c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20

The Waseca Radical perpetrates this
quip: 1t is rumored there is not much
left at the worlds fair at Chicago, moth
ing of Importance at least, as the Mime
sofa editors bought up all that amount
ed to anything and brought it home as
brio a bIac.n
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20

ADA ANsoN's colts must have win
tered badly
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20

Tomorrow night Jacob Lifts players open
their summer campaign at the Grand with
Uncle Toms Cabin" which is to run all
next week and serve to show the public what
material we are to have in this years stock
company; and, if their full strength cannot
be judged next week. the excellence OF the
performances of the above well-known play
is assured in advance.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20
STATE PRESS NOTES.

The Anoka Union makes this drive at
the newspaper men: Revivalist Mills
is holding forth in st. Paul, and so far
not a single newspaper man has been
impressed. They are either too wicked
or they don't require conversion.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20

This afternoon will terminate the engage
ment of "A Fair Rebel at the Grand, as that
theater will be occupied tonight by our local
talent in THE Mikado.'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20
DRAMATIC DRIFT.

''The Country Circus that has pleased
thousands of delighted auditors at the Met
ropolitan opera house this week, will be
seen for the last two performances at this
theater today. The matinee will be given at
reduced prices. and the farewell perform
ance tonight Seats are now selling for the
twenty-second subscription performance OF
the Theodore Bollman's German company at
the Metropolitan tomorrow night. The COM
pany will present the great German success,
"She Knows Something" Seats and boxes
can now be secured at the box office for the
great actress, Janauschek's engagement next
week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-20

P. p LYONS,
Local Forecast Official.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30

Whether you buy or not,
come and see tho m 8gnlflCont
display Of Cards, Books and
numerous Novelties, suitable
for holiday gifts, at The Utah
Book and Stationary Co.. rs
Mccormick Block, and Toys ~
the Branch Store, 81 Main
Street,
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Brslncs. AND Social Noies.

Robert Smith, Of panorama fame,
has Joined forces with au Indian aero
Dat from the klckaDJo medicine show,
aud In touring Utah and Junb counties
with specially Company.
Tao most ouloyNble pafly OF the
season WIS given last night at the
Onufa h use by the rayson volunteer
Dire department. Tho tail was oOni-
pllmuntary 10 tho Provo iiru depart.
inout aud about fliteeu Of this Garden
CITY boys, with their parLnerp, were In
attendance. Wintofs's orchestra tut.
nishud the music and dancing was In.
dulged In until four O'Clock this morn.
lug.
Considerable sickness l. prevalent
as a result OF the ch.ngvable weather
A concert viii he given tonight at
tho Opera house fof the benefit OF the
First ward choir ana Sunday school.
Tho entertainment Il very poorly ad.
voftitD1, buL tne cause ~ worthy
Ouu and a good program viii no doubt
prove = splendid one and rep y all who
attend.
A dramatic company was organic ID
some time since uulef the tltle OF tuc
"doldon Hour Club" with tbs iuten.
lion Of preparing performances TO DO
given ut Intervals during tho winter
months. Ole entertainment was given
few weeks since anu the Opera House
engaged for another iOr Now Iotf'a
night. But the energy to make sue.
cess OF the clue was lacking anu the
next performance Is indefinitely post.
p0ned.
DIR. a, J Shores who has been prao.
tloing medicine IN Paysou Tor several
years. had entered partnership with
his brother, q. w, Shotes n Salt Lake
CITY, under the name Of Zion's Medi'
cal Institute,
Considerable snow fell this morning
and the skies threaten another iAll be-
fore many hours have passed.
OBSERVER.
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oniy 04.2O 90 hanii nuu Return vim
Union Pacific ana snupptc
valley Hairond.

During the holidays the Union
Pacific will sell excursion Tickets to
MRn,i and intermediate points On the
5snpole Valley railroad Good Ian
return until January an, 1894.
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Sta7dard cburcb Works.


Book OF Mormon. an account % ne
Ancient ilHaDitiul. of ils Amascan Cont.
nsal written by hs ht1i OF Mormon upon
plates taken from us p.tisl OF sephi. tlund
near Manchester Oat,IIl o.. Nsa York. ard
translated By tho rroplsi Joseph Smith. Ir.
dut il'5, ruu n1,a. 400, rm Hola, ti.5si
ruli Boa lsniaii, ii59. FaII Leather. embossed,
uHi Fun cioih, ou.aas-ei, ti.Dl
8sot of Mormon. uuss rfini) Morocco,
Estrt Gl- iJ1i Loltlsr. uui. iJ0j Leather,
GI. C1h ti.75.
bociriuc ana Covenants OF tho Church Of
Jesus tauat % tauerisy Saints, containing
us Revelations givon o. f5Iapu smith. IT,, us
Prophet Coz tis bulldog lg OF tho Klui7iotn o.
Cot ln uo last days HuL tlIs. ruI Book,
nu ruu H1,n ti.55. FaI u5cs ttfuaIil. ti51.
inI i.i.iar, em5I.Hsi tL23. Poll CLOTH on..
llHai. .I.I
ootirIno AMI Covenants. .tals Print,
a'f'e-1, Etin OH. la3i trthar GuL
ti0 tril.f. tlNi C.lti. t-5
Peat Of Great rrice. a .lo.,e election
hlu As lore'au1al fn1fat1H.. aHi Na-.
faton' oi Joseph Smith. lli Prophet sssr
aai h'rei1'1r 10 tto CI ...l ~ Ir.aa Christ u
iaiiraiag sHutt l.us'. OHt Ugi
l''Aer. out tioli UH1H s'sl DHh, ,n.
LHHaI. t1a
Key 60 tHc Science 81 IhcoiorY. po.
ssIHi lH l1 IHtr1Iu ..I ul Ole Doc. I..H.i.
p.H "f Spiritual rHfH.arsy. U.l..la. law
ard d7refnmsut a. Delivered ~ ua Au.
e'euta, aat ll RESTORED .7 this fye Cog Che laai
aove.1puent Of universal peace. t.uH aai
tn1T'sirp. ny raHsf r.. rpit ruI Hoan,
suhl De- i'ci tuu CH.l, embossed. s0c
Voice Of MuFuinE. An Information q, bs
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PAYSON.
PAYsoS, urAu, DO . 1893
A YOUTHFUL BURGLAR.
IT, Admits the Grim, and Says II.
iiad so Acc,mpl &C.,

An account was published IN I've
NEWS some lime since, Of various d8r.
lux bufslarius which occurred iu Pay
con, the buflncss houses OF Hyfun
Lomm0n, Norman Fillmore, Jaura
Matthews aud WOfsuncrO & Son hAf-
ing been entered uud fuw articles %
llttla valuo bsing taken rom each. lH
the case uf Wunoncruit g. sou n f.l
and "a revolver were tnkcu, but tho fill
was found next morning iu front 90.
30. M0Hsnpfufpa r.siIeucs. The sns'i
had almost been forgotten by Go
general public, whom an unlo1sed'ilr
incident has nOW luai brought Co...
guilty pnrs1n 10 justice. A GhO1iinE.
gallery was recently opened hero hII
thU proprietor 81 tire same does q smail
business iu selling, buying and trtI.
Ing lire aims Nir. WuftuuUt1ii recently
entered tue place ont Of curiosity AMI
10 bis surprise raw the reviewer
which was ft1lou from his ni1rH. An
Investigation was Instituted and 900
weapon wRs iIuuI 10 have uren orig
innlly DISPOSED OF BY Will IcniiHlon,
a boy Of tender years, suu ui Calvin
fcndltton of this place. He az nf
denied the crime, huf huglly sduitiri
10, and also confessed 10 tho burglary OF
the other business places mentioned.
lie was arrested by Marshal Safgcu.
nad taken 90 Provo, whore u hearing
will be- had. The lad claims 10 have
committed tho dcproduti0ns alone, tut
tlis is doubted Oy many. Whilc,wIih
the exception NJ the rovUlvur nothing
% particular value was iAktu from ths
Htlfui, some very bold play was iu.
Judged IN to eater them, aud II lH
exceedingly surprising, O. sly tue
isast,i the youngsters story 30 entirely
.ruu,
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THE THROUGH CAR LINZ.
affective Dec. z, 1899.
uami arrHe and Drau 10 SAT- Lats
GU Datp. az FoI0sH

AUEiyE
From ali Eastern point. ........,,..., o 90 m
FROM butte. Portland. San FRAN
CISCO. cache valley and OgIcn...i0 u IN
fron ali taaiam points rark City
ana Nf"cusss.....t..s. .....sss .sssss . ID y ~
from ogden and intermediate
y y m
itrom AiIi1ri shnHot' va. Icy iuab, Ncphi.
rrlSo. Eureka end intermediate points @ DO % m
'ft1u IcHaiuus and rooolo..,........ W D. 90
DEPART
Dor trtcn. rara Cly and an
ll.igrn points .....a.............. 2 Oh tn
Dor ogden and Intermediate points d. o 81 IN
Tor Ogden. intermediate points
trn Francisco aud Cache
valley point. ........................ IS p m
Tor Ogden, Butte. Helena, Portland,
and san Francisco ................1 W p m
nor Eureka. tr3yo. sAnpcto valley
and 'uf0ui. .........................s 90 a m
'Ior InogIo 1ni IcrmIuut............ 2 O. am
Daily except SUNDAY
iInla, south OF JuiJ run daily cEcep.
SUNDAY.
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PARK CITY.
PARK Cry, Dso. 20, 1893.
THEY ARE sHoRT.slGHfEO.
The Attempt to Raise u. H. Freight
Rates VIII Prove II.

II appears to man up tree that
both tho Union Pacific anu Rio Gfandc
Western are trying to Kill tue goose
that lays the golden (or silyer) egg Tor
them; rs It IL understood here thai
rAtss ON every thing coming Ia anu
going out OF the camp after January let
will be much higher than at present
The roads viii sOon discover their mis-
take, however, IA Park CITY u not the
town 10 be sat down on hard, without
saying something about II. IL h
thought here that the Rio Grande IN
trying TO compel the Utah Central TO
sell out to them, but that Ia u matter
which the future Will mako palmer,
ono way or the other.
Rates ON coal under the new order Of
things after Jan. LIST will cause the
pncs OF coal In this camp to 10 up above
ons dollar per ton, and the several coal
dealers are laying In large supply 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30
CITIES
County Court.

At the session Of the county court,
communication was received from the
salt Lake chamber Of commerce, cail'
ing attention TO resolutions adopieI ny
that body endorsing the action VI DIE
gate Rawiins In his efforts 10 have 1ho
Uintah and Uno1mpaghte IosvtyA'
tions thrown open for settlement Tue
county court favored the scheme, anu
adopted resolutions similar 10 those
OF the chamber Of commerce, but going
more into detail and noting tue TACT
that but very small number oil in-
dians live on these reservations
A resolution was adopted relative o
the rocon. appropriation Of sou Tor the
Niidvintef Fair. or The appropriation
$500 Ia TO be turned over 10 the general
territorial committee, aud $500 viii Zoe
fof local uss In collecting exhibiu. ttc
The petition Of residents VI liigI.
land school dislfic, fOr = change Of
boundary Of said district, was denioi'
Reports VI justices and ROAD super.
vlsofs were received ami disposed Of
Ia the utual manner
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miseellaDeouS Works.

orson Pratt,, WARTS. ..,t... ,f ,.,..,.....,,
oa tbs la.tfiaos OF tbs sosgs. a b55s sf ana
rtFst ss..
tIana.Iiooh Of Ref,re,re q, IA. ,i.,,-,
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dag Saints Cor saiut, and stfa8.sr., Soc.
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"' "'Y'u. ana Mn'llnAl'' irom Mo
s' 'p''-'' 70 'h' fg'lnfnuon " Tho go'pel,
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twelve tfr.eiy.rritten ct,f,sr.. ,,ii. s,.'..,',,
giving s-fIpu.f,i reference. Nv c,,,,i.- az
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Dialogue. ana Heciistions, No. =,
contains piece suitable Cor public and oHyais
'n''i'Ainn. 'hi'' DC
- y" s,,..'.'' A'' veg r'"rai Marriage
.-,. wv N''4'' hoion A"
'Ai""'"i combination containing he 70
-, .-ls. ~ n H'ne va V's
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"' tennessee HsAsncro and o. causes,
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The Mountain Meadows yinaaarrc ma
supplements give IAN account Of Oh,
fs'''' AM plAee The bl1n" vhsro % properly
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SAINT. n, '-'''''''-'
Heading. and ftrstt.tt,,,. ...,.,.,..
abloh Ut it' pages, containing great variety
Of choice Readings ana Koaitationa. eauuilsi
b. rruf J.H, plui, 5lu.
An Tpte Poem. D., tt.,,., =, rto.. n.
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the van OF IN" Great Republic ny Sir
h'n'y s'Anai'h vo'oTdAe' 2'''
"nr'yrdom OF Joseph standing ~
'olh Hl'h'''oh' A''
items ON Priesthood ~ President John
Taylor loe'
The Hook Of flasher, Cloth ONT i253
Leather ulL bia.
temples Descriptive and historical sketches Of
ancient ana modern sacred 'dincoa' with Az
alpena',' swing 40 '','un, o. tho laying OF
srs,.g, 49,, '''-' VI" i'Hp''
n,..,,,.. n, 49, r., .,,.--....
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30
The Week al the Park.

The week has been very liy,ly one
nj the Park and the Christmas hOii'
days were passed very pleasantly with
many entertainments, both private aud
public. The merchants report trade
nearly equal to that Of n year ago, and
they are consequently well pleased.
A great deal Of snuw has fallen dur.
ing the week and In many places the
roads are quite impossible on account
OF the great depth, AID In many
places on the rjads 10 the minea men
are nj work shOveling the snow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30
Ore Shipments.

Ore shipmants from the Crescent
have been going on At lively rate
during the week anu the Titan Central
has been put 10 the test TO supply n
suiiicienoy Of cars. Both first aud
second class ore has been shipped, ami
the total for tue week from the
Crescent II shout seven hundred tons.
The cause OF the great rush II 10 get
ali the ore possible ON tho Rio Gaudu
road before that road puts on the high.
or ore charges for hauling to Lead
vile.
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Notes..

The Utah Contra has been delayed
several times during the week by snow
but usually manages TO pull In not more
than au hour late.
Ontario mill has shipped during the
week hfty-iivs bars OF bullion and a
large amount Of hrsl.class ore.
Silver King and Anchor stlll keep
up their regular shipmints, and these
keep times lively IN tuu city.
The Park CITY band boys are 10 give
a concert az the Opera house Saturday
evening, being assisted by the best 0i
local talent, The boys are entitled %
large crowd, A. they have NJ all times
been willing TO assist In every kind OF
entertainment.
Tho concert given ut the Brick
church Tuesday night was largely a.
tended anu very much enjoyed,
All the churches gave Christmas
entertainments, aud all members OF
sunday schuls were remembered by
Santa ClauH. WILL,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-30

LabOIerF, study your intotuHt with
the Chicago Liquor House.
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Notes

Mrs. Ncooline Monson, aged 30,
wife Of Canu'e Mons1u, 1ied ycs'et'
DAY Of lung fever. Deceased We a
naive Of Norway, aud came 10 Utah
three years since.
Adolph Lockwilz hiss commtncod
suit against Pat Shea a1d CHARLES w
Clark 10 recover 5000 damages, %
being alleged that they hred mis- "a
loon.
The Fourth ward young ladies gave
an entertainment a.. the Opera houtr,
the proceeds TO 90 10 charitable pur.
poses. A number Of iavuHte loca
artists took part a. well NJ Nea-rn.
Hugh D5ugall anu W. Is. Dlugsi,
Jr. VI Salt Lake City.
The county examination Of tuachurs
has boen concluded with very rats.
factory results.
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CITY Ticket once, 2Ol Main Street.

hurley, Cont Agt Pa,syr Dept
4 DIghiNsOS, General Man ger
III IOMAA. U. T. a A.. Agent
.H.tLAHk.
DLlN 10 ". 'lINk,
fIlEEu AHuIGsON. Receivers
fuEUE Ith 10 UBUuEuT,
JOHN W. uUAsE,
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THE
DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line TllGIn5 Two
Through Fast Trains daily to
LEkDVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND Denver.
EFFECTIVE nov. 10, 1888.

Train No. leaves Ogden 400 am,
Salt Lake 500 %. M, arrive a. Pueblo
500 am, Colorado Springs 7'2J am,
Denver g;iO AIN.
Train No. leaves ogden $50 am,
Salt Lake Q;2i pm, arrive ~ Pueblo
1850 pm, Colorado Springs 0.J7 pm,
Denver 1850 pm.
Connoc ions made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all limos east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and puli-
man sloepofs on all trains. Take tho
j. s. r. q. aud hav0 comfortable trlp
ami DuJDy tho lines. scenery on tho con.
tIuun,
A. S. HUGHES, S. h. HOOPER,
Traffic Manager, o.. T.. q n. A.
Denver Colo. Denver Colo.
Is. a.. NEVINS,
Gunornl Agent,
salt Lake City, Ut
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RIO GRANDR
WESTERN.
s,sNdara euasN
isSlt-a CURRENT THIS IABlI
In En,ct N"v. 1911, 1924

irlvrs slfr tAEu
No. .-ruf Provo, UIuEUam,
and all points haHt.......... ...... tial An.
hO,t-for lrnrc, GRIND Junction aud
llpoinA Eadt........ ,.,....-. p t3 p,n.
No. t-fQr Iufrb1. tlruYo, hauu
and HaIiuA a....... .......... ....tit1 pm.
No. s-for Ogden aud Wesg............lli; 9 PM
40 l-lur tgdou and the West ......-. 9 - li'ul
lfu Tvs tarr AXIS
No. i-from Lurcta, Provo. nrAud
function sud She KAT. .a......... tli . p. IN.
No a-frum lruvo. Grand jun1tlon
and The EaaL.......................Eii rs pm.
No. t-lfom bingham, Provo, Manu
sud Hallna ............ ... ....,.. tti1p.1n.
No f-FroM Ogden and the NenL-.... ~ An.
Nc. f-itom Ogdgn ami Tho WrHt ..... N.la pm
only line running through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing N1om rlrfpurs o. Denver VIA
Crane Junction and 10 Kansas City and thica'
60 VIA colorado points aud only line running
Pullman -lccuCfa SAT- Lake 90 san francisco.
N0ohangeai close connections. safety speed
and comfort,
lGpk,tniiir, No. a. w.. 2nd south 49,
D. 1. bObbh, A. n MkLDT III. BENNETT
Zen. AEEsgoE yea. tupL zen.
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CigAts by tho box at the Chicne
Liquor House.
The morning call., 1893-01-11

times the amount paid by the Government
to It's army OF %, go men.
In speaking of the work accomplished by
the institute the captain said:
There is no society in our midst that has
stronger hold on the PEOPLE. Net only
has it fosiered mechanical industry, but it
has assisted art. science and literature and
called the tentien OF residents and visitors
to every growth and industry OF the State.
To-day, on the eve Of the Verbs Fair,
1t is fully alive 10 the occasion and is max
ing every effort TO surpass all rs previous
expositiOns. The mechanical and artistic
display will be of the best, and the citrus
exhibit will be the most complete of any
ever seen in the world
The musical programme was as follows:
Grapd overture. william Telln. Rossinf
Cassssas First Infantry Regiment Band
Miss May Cook cher first appearaneeI.
Aria. "F3ust" ...-............. Gounod
Miss Nina Lyon.
Messrs. Tobin, Delany 6Gtinan aud Wright.
Original PATROL. Arranged by CsSsasa
Band.
Soprano solo, IN rry Roam" ...... .Schliefarth
Mrs. Martin Schultz.
with orchestral accompanIment.)
Se1eSlioi .--.--..... Howard quartet
MeSsrs. FLOOD. Kelley. Gage and Fau ordeD.
Otauu 'iosAlque....'-- Aey erDeer
The morning call., 1893-01-11

riet Newell. and made the original survey
OF the Feather and Sacramento rivers Tor
General Sutter and Sam Grammar.
His next move was TO start in business
with Colonel Alvey IN Nevada City in 1850.
When his store was DESTROYED by fire he
returned 10 Sacramento In 1852 and entered
the bank of his brother, ID. o. Mills.
From there in comp NJ with his brother
j mes he went 20 Columbia, IN Iu0lumne
County, to establish n branch bank, which
he managed until 1856
After retiring from business temporarily
Edgar Mills was one of the first party OF
pieaSure-seekers which ever crossed the
Pacific Ocean.
lie, 10 company with J. A. Donohoe, J.
Y. Halleck and the Rev. j. A Benton,
sailed on the Horn King in 1886 for Hong
Kong. aud thence on trip around the
world.
married IN 1862 Miss ~ Swift. the daughter
of the late Judge c. Il. Swift of Sacramento.
Three children survive Mr.. Mills-Edgar
Mills Jr., and the Misses Adellne and
Florence Adelia Mills.
Their mother died some years ago in this
city
Mrs. A. NJ. Easton, residing in this city,
is sister of the deceased.
AZ the time Of his death Edgar Mills was
president Of the Sacramento Bank. and
president Of The EHreka and Palisades. the
Virginia and Truekee and the Carson and
Colorado railroads
The funeral will be held under the
auspices Of the Masonic and Pioneer
societies, of which he vas q member.