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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03
llnier 30 wilroigiter Grsbii6uf Scn:
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belt Sonnta9 b. ". cine Nnipra9e an
Die &utbOliten in Der Satbeorale. gr
Der Yaliumsieier uno oantte
Den &atbOliten fir Oeren Sbeilnabme
an oerIelben.
Gr ertldrtc ferner, OaB aud feline Sll=
tiinftigc Saltung tets cine ganS ener=
glide unO belDnOere SetDnung Der Gr=
Siebun9 na6 tatbOliihen G~runoldBen
iein meroe. Gr ipr01 iiber Die ge=
i6lii,,e oes 6pncils BON Baltimore,
iiber Die SeI6liiIie Der Gr5bii6Oie 81
Nem Sort uno iibcr Die Gnti6eioung
bes PapItes. 9ieie maBgebenoen pluto
ritQten ertenneu MIR Die tatbplii6e @r=
Siebung an nls cine giiltige. 9esDalb
tbue er meiter ni6t5 ais Die griiillun9
Der Nnipril6e Der genannten NlltOritG=
ten, ipenn er OcrlNnge, OOB tatbOliibe
ibre Rinoer in tat6Olil1e S6u=
len Ierloen iOllen, uno es lei OesbQlb
audi Die Pilidt tNtbOlii6er Gltern in
Puntte 9enuu 81 gebOrhen.
Shenbar lit unier bO6miircigiter
Gr5bii6Of enti6ieOen, in Der S6ulira9e
audi ni6t bel Der nntten Sbeorie iteben
81 bleiben, iOnoern er iudt Die berr=
liben Gebren, WeI6e er iiber Oieie 6rage
bel allen @ele8enbeiten 10 enti6eioenO
geipro6en, audi 81 Oerwirtli6en.
Q8ie erireuli6 iir Die OeutIhen &a=
tbOliten lit nidt Oieies ener9ii6e @uf=
treten unieres Cberbirten, wel6er our6
@Ort unO Sanolung ibre unentue9te
3reue CUR YfOrri6ule g0nS uno pOu
NpprObirt unO lie aud bel ben auoeren
tatbOlii6en NatiOnGlitaten nadgeabmt
ieben mO6te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03
&lcincrc VaOriGten aus StaOt
unO ltut9egeno.

6. S. PeteriOn, 3abuarst,
96l MainitraBe.
- Die 9Settrsnnen 81 @alena 500
cine Wenge SubuQuer oprtbin in Der
perf Il. gSp6e.
- 9ln Der gtepaoa StraBe muroen
Serr Sinner unO Sri. gtittauer mitein=
AMBER Uerebeliht.
- Mi6ts mu6t Elm Seim 10 frerno=
lid, beDa9li6 unO geiunO ais Elm Gar
LAMB" Diem Ooer Ganse.
- 4m 10. Oft. miro Serr s. 9ut=
ter Elm oreiitDdi9es SOtel nobe bel Dem
Is. IL Is. ". SabnbOie erD1nen.
- GOr 6rieoensri9ter Goonep itan=
Den lebte g8O6e Scarf SeingGrtner un=
ter 9lntla9e $50 BON Wm. SOlep ge=
raubt 81 baben.
- Sn Der @Obnung oes SRI. 3oQi=
tOIier wurDe Serr Seinrid Slab nit
SRI. Glliabetb 3OllitOfer am W.ittnD6
peril. Wohe perbeiratbet.
- gin Der Occult uno Is. Strabe
mo6ten 9iebe ii6 Oas Ier9nii9en einen
juu9en Mtann um $3.50 unO feline
ljlberne ubr 5u ~berauben.
Sparen Sic ibr @elo? @enn
ni6t, perOen Sic Mtitglico Der Soipa
Building IL &O0n NiiOciatipn. Gde
Der IL. uno 6lapftraBe.
3. s. Goonep Der Grocer an Der
8. StraBe bat iein Gei6dit 81 8uniten
ieiner Gldubi9en OIL Sas. e. ani96t
iiberi6rieben. IS weroen ale S6ul=
ben beSablt.
Sie Serren Man9art & Noel
batten leBte g8OGe cine 9lnSabl GROCER
Saien aus SatOta Sugeianot erbalten
uno tiI6ten ibren @diten bieIelben aui
i'm SOtel Yaris.
= z Brosent auf 9epoiiten beSa6lt
fir irgeno cine 3eit aui Summen Don
800 pol. Soma Building d 2oan
4ilOciation, Gfe Der Is. uno Slap
StraBe.
- Grsbii6of Sennelip belt am
Samltag 81 6bicagO cine &eOe iiber:
Ser irii6e YDltsIt0mm in Der Gnt=
pidelun9 Der Civilization" IS mar
.Sriib Sap" auf Der 6Gir.
- Gem YaItor Der emanuel Gon=
9re9ationstir6e, 9teO. Side, i6entten
ieine Yiarran9ebOri9en ein Iilbernes
Waih9eihirr oa oericlbe nun % Sabre
Der 8emeinoe por9eltGnoen bat.
- Gas @eipann zines Farmers
pel6es binter Dem Slab Sauie ange=
bunoen mar, muroe i6eu, brannte
our6 uno Seri6metterte ben neuen g80=
gen on wel4sm lie Geivanns wareH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03
@ie lit hies

@ir bieten %ein6unoert Collars ge=
lObnun9 fiir jeoeu Sail BON &atarrb,
Der ni6t our6 Ginnebmen BON Sails
&atarrb Sur 9ebsilt tperoen tann.
i. 5. 6benep d Co., Gigentb.,
SOleoo, 8.
g8ir Die llnterSei6neten boben 5. s..
6henep lett Den leBten - Subren 9e=
tannt uno baben i'm fiir pOlltDmmen
ebrenbaIt in allen Gei6dftsperbano=
lln9en uno IinanSiel befGbi9t, ole ton
"ieiner 6irma eingegangenen @erbinO=
li6teiten Su erfiillen.
@ef IL Sruor, GroBbanoels=
S~roguiltell, SOleoO, =.
@oloin9 q, &innan IL Warpin,
8rOBbanoels= SrO9uiiten, SOleoo,
S6iD.
Sails &atarrb Sur miro innerliG
9enommen llnO wirtt brett auf oas
Ylut unO Die ihleimige SberfIdGe Oes
Spitems. 3eugniiie frei berianot.
Preis IS Gents fir bic 6lai6e. Ser
tauft BON allen Ipptbetern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03

MOntag b. g8. belt Der StaOtratb
cine GrtraiiBung alb. Serr &vau en-
belt 50, 800 fir S%traBenarbeit an
@inoiOr NOe. 5u9eiN9t.
IS puroe benz StraBenbaucommii=
Jar uno Dem itGotiihen Sngenieur Der
NuftrU9 9egeben, Yldne fir einen 9an=
o~un8spIGB an GUgle POint au~sSuarbei=
ten.
IS wuroe Dem WGri60Q 8efebl 9ege=
ben, Die Clifton StrGBe freiSule9en.
Nlom. @raWIOro rei6te einen Wn=
trGg Elm, Die Summe, wel6e fir Stra=
%BenGrbeiten erlGubt weroen iOle, bon
orei 0uf fiiuf S0uieno Collars per
WtOnat 81 erbOben. Wuroe perpielen
uno man Oerta9te ii3 oarouf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03
Srlb It III orb

beging an Sicnitag WOrgen i'm glb=
Orte Der oSprOler Seimatb" an Der
6. StraBe Serr Clinton SaiOebauer,
inoem er ii6 cine &u9cl in ben Muno
i6OB. Sin &Ot9an9er Oes Sauies
iano Den Wtann toOt bort ppr. Ser
Wtann iOll, aus YerSweiflung neil
er teine 9rbeit unO feinen Sebensrnter=
bait bate, SaaO an li6 ielbit geIegt ba=
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03
3ur @arnuna.

ga einige Seier trOB u~nieres 6ite=
rem .uno wieoerbOlten Griu6ens lire
4bOnnementsi6ulo auSugrOB baben
meroen lOiien uno uns 81 mebr ener=
8iI6em SOrgeGen Swingen unO beOn=
Oa mir es ais cine
Pfli9t betra6ten, anbere
SlGtter Dor oieien NbOnnen=
ten gu warnen, 10 baben mir be-
i6lOlieu, Die Namen oerielben 81 per=
O1cntli6en unO beginner oieie @O6e
nit eini9en. IS iinO:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03
unierc YrGmie,
Oas Gnabenbiln Der Sr0ftcrin Der
8ctriibtcn,

finOet bel unIeren 2eiern einen berarti=
gen GntlQng, OaB mir uns Oerpflidtet
ieben, Den gbOnnenten Der g@aSette"
piiien 81 l0iien, oaB lie ia ni6t LANCE
nit l6rer 8eSablun9 I'M 8Orarls parten
iOlen, oenn mir pOQen ipdter teine
Gerpfi6tun9en baben, falls Die 9rd=
mien ale pergriTen iein iOlten. 9es=
balb ienOe mar ieinen Setrag bel 3ei=
ten EN-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03
SiQige Prsiir.

Ole Sabrpreiie mad Chicago NIB
;urit iiuO aui Der SIiIois 6eitral iir
GBica9o Sag, wel6er am 3. Ottober geieiert
wiro, All So 40 ilr bic Hunoreiie ieitgeieBt.
Silete werOeu nm Z. uno 3. p~ertauit ullo
iiuo bis sum 10, Ottober eiui6lieBli6 giiItl9.
Dan peuOe ii6 Gn ben GOtalo Ientcn ooer
an y. 81. 9Gni on, G.sF-s&. 5. =. u.
o., Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03
0enr 2nfal >Macntcn.

@ir baben fol9e1oe Serrn 81 gl9en=
ten unierer beiOen &lQtter %ernannt:
8. Sil9er, 9oUio 6itp, Neb.;
Sos. Wti6en, 8eOr9tolpn, Winn.
y. S6miB, 1929 Charles Street,
SmabQ Neb.
GntOn &O3t, Siour Gitp, Soma.
S. Setter, Ngent iilr Steinauer uno
Rpf, Neb.
9ieIe Serren limb aliO ermG6tigt,
abOnennten 81 Iammeln 8eloer 5l tOl=
lettiren uno oafiir 5u quittiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03
Agentcn Der ,,0a,ettc".
Nu GbicQoo, Sq.

Sn Chicago, Su.:
Sr. Eeter Reiter, 60 Gltseue Ctr.
@r. Nj del @elter, DO. 1912 site
SiIoieite.
hr. Neter BERNARD, 457 @iu6eiter
9luC., Q&Cit- NIB Sitoweltieitc.
Sir Nt9b Rio9e, ST., uno llmgeSenS:
i. &roui d..
sir Guroru, ST., uuo llm9e9ero.
Sobn Nt d., 80 9tortb Hroaomap.
Sir ct. Eoul, Miuu.:
@r. &. e. &Iein, 226 Ronoo Ctr.
Sir minneapolis unO llm9enO;
Nit. MoIttor, 1896 ,Sa6ion Ctr, q. 6.
Sir Wtilpoutee, isis:
Sitoieite ulo graupile Geuter: Ser 8.
439 Nouloper Ctr.
Nilr oos itbri9e Otilwoutee: SEER =. Sc
oeuDod, 16S 3teieruoire 2lue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03

81. Garner itarb SOnnta9 Na6mit=
tag I'm 4 lbr an gSinoiOr gpe. an
elmer 9armentSinoung. Gerielbe mar
Sngenieur Der itdOtii6en @~alierwert=
Qeieui6aft. 9a5 Ye9rabniB IanO
9ienita9 um 10 ubr Morgens mad
Dem Ct. Marien=6rieobOie itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03
Sine quite Wadribt

fir Sunoerte pom glrbeiter Der Stabt
lit Die, oaB Die S%erwaltung Der g.,
Or. IL Ct. =. Giienbabn geiebl gegeben
baben ioll, oaB Die 3abloerglrbeiter in pen
bieii9en W~tiliunlItec Bertitdtten pieoer
81 ibrer 3obl Dor Dem leBten 6riiDjabre
rpieoer erbDDt lperOSn iol.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03
VI. SarB, Sopo, @is.
y. Sabr, Warppiae, Wo.
~. Sops, Sancaiter, pa.

gSir werOcn oOranfabren, ale jene,
ocren ShulO 0ll5ubO6 angelauien lit,
5t publi5iren, Gieies Oiene sur @ar=
rllIlQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03
8erflONene @O6e itarb oas 9idbri9e
SinO Der Gbeleute @lmer.

SOnnerltOg Na6mittag itarb Srau
Selia Mc9taaD, Satin Oes Yremiers
WcNallD, i'm Nlter bon 30 Sab
rem. Srau Wtc9tallp mar Die SO6ter
oes Sdneioers S6uQer uno binterldBt
ibren 8atten nit orei tleiuen &inoern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03

wel6er gu &pf SslanO our6 einen
S6laganfal ltarb. Serr uno 6rau
Smith iino gum Segrabnihe mad Gpd
Ssl0no gereilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03
6rpHcr &eroicnjt!

@er uus feline Eooreiie etnleaoet. bCm ieuosn mir pr
g,uuue NuStuutt Iber Elm aaHS ueIes Sciddit NOS
irqCuo cine Verion mdHnliten ODER weibltbtH Se
iflebis aui ebrlide &eiie uno ohue qroBe AuSlagsn
lno Dtabe iber 100 Collars per Diouat %peToienen fam,
ohre Neilen uuo Ptootlu hetu Aaentlbuliss Sumbwg.
ionoeru elm ebrltteS SeidGit. Nbouiire:
JOHN HOUSE d co., Canton, Lewis o., Ne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03
Scs Giti,cus Iifrt.

Sic Geriammlung be'tano aus un=
Sufrieoenen SemDfraten uno Gepubli=
tanern. Die Gepublitaner Santpt,
@reenbDD uno SpOns nabmen bsrpor=
ragenoen She'll an Der Neriammlun9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03

Serr SObn Smith bon Der .@lobe
Printin9 3d." erbielt 9Onneritag Elm
Sele9ramm, wel6es ibm ben SOB iei-
ues S6wasers s. 9OtbneQ melpete
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03

gu Galena, ST., itarb Srau Mtar=
tin, Die Mutter Der Srau oes Irstes ..
i. 6pipler, ir., BON oubier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03

Samitas murpe pm ct. Marien
aus auf Dem Standardization &ird=
bofe Die Seibe oes Serrn 8eOrg @eis=
bed, mel6er am %. Sept. 81 Spring
Nallep, Minn., itarb, beerOi9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03

Sei @aibingtpn Mias in oieiem
Sountp ltarb SRI. Nellie Sullipan i'm
Utter BON % Sabren. Sielelbe muroe
81 8arrD Sipeu begroben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03

Die 68jdbri9e 6rau slpina Gott=
I6alt BON Peru wurOe 6reitag auf benz
Ct. Sobannes SrieobOie b~egraben.
Sie SeritOrbene binterldBt Spei SDbne,
Inoreas uno George.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03

Sas &ino oes Serrn Oscar Burns
pOn SOlp GrOB itarb Samitag i'm
@lter BON iunf Sabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03
SpbesfIQr.

- 9a5 l! Sabre alte SD6ter6en
Der Samilie SOrleiter itarb am SOnn=
tag 2lbeuO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03
). PARKER, Z. NJ
- gSir bradten Dor Sipei @O9en
fOloenOe NNhriht:

gGrzS uperuiior Grippes bat S6mieri0=
teiteu ieine Gntcltodter III bewabreu. 9Sie
Der telegraph" oobter l6reibt, itabl Die IA
mile S6rOeoer pou Jteu lSieu ouS Rino am
Sumita9 aus Der S6nle III l1olp GroB."
Serr s. 8. S6rOeoer bon gtcu @ien
i6reibt ulls, mir lOllen Die Na6ri6t
tulOerruI len. mas mir oenn hermit
thun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03

3u Sar9us Soils, Minn., itarb Die
S6mdgerin oes SRI. SNura 3ebetner
BON bier. Serr 6r. 3ebetner lit in
Dubuque pobltefannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03

Ser liebenidbri9e &nabe Mi6ael
Supertamp ltarb Samitag MorSen
mad elmer turSen Salstrantbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03
Jim OpS Caters miQen

1T Der Sitel Der bOdit illtcreianten
Gr;abluns, welde mir in uniercr
beutigeu Summer beginner nnO
weld)e teinsr lnisrer 2sier 81 be-
ginnel uerfeblen iulte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03
Staat und Mmaeeend.

Entered at the P~Ost-oftice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at secOnd-claSs rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03

MARSHALL CRY OF DUBUQUE. IA.
DEAR SIR-We have in Jail a man
sentenced to be hanged Dec. IS for
numbering his wife. He is a stranger
among us and says he has a sister liv-
ing in your city named Mrs. Ida Ansel
and | would request you to assist the
poor man in finding her.
Yours j. :. PARKER Z NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-03

1T BON benz prpte ltantiiben Prsoi9er
Reo. MOtt gan3 bitter on9egrifen
pOroen. Der Mann pOm 8eilte
01thprs inntp.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-03-25

Sole Agents for Hydro Safety Lamps for Incubatora
mine Ravens Horse Cattle and Poultry Food. Nish-
bets Tonic Poultry Powder
Manufacturer Of Cr0s~y's California Poultry Remedy
for rouo sweedhead and all diseases Of the head eyes
and throat Of fowls. Anglo American Dog Rem elles Ia
varieties warranted to cure. No Pills for Pigeons.
Everything for Fanciers and Breeders. Write for what
you want. q 81
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-03-25

ut is worth the price to every person
who even reads q newspaper. "-iaTn-S-o Oh
Journal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-03
Masonic.

The imperial council OF the mystic
shrine will Convene at Cincinnati, June
-, and few OF the mobiles from Salt Lake
are arranging their affairs SO as to be able
to attend.
The time fer receiving bids for site for
the proposed Masonic temple expires on
Monday next. The fraternity are quite
alive to the necessity of having a home of
their own in this city, and it is almost a
foregOne conclusion that active steps for
the accomplishment of that object will be
commenced without delay. 1t is not a
new idea, as the Masons have had it I'M
der consideration for several years, and
the plans are now matured.
Mount Moriah lodge held special
meeting on Monday evening which was
we'll attended and work was done in the
master mason degree.
The stated assembly of the council was
held on Tuesday evening when the regu-
lar routine business OF the council was
transacted,
The Commandery met on Thursday
evening. The attendance was very good
and great interest was shown. The work
was Of routine character.
The regular monthly meeting of Lynd's
Chapter Eastern Star was held last even
ing when a considerable amount of work
was done and several applications for
| membership received.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-03
What Was the Inspector Doing While Il
Was BEING Laid?

What Was tile Inspector Doing While IL
Was BEING Laid?
After allowing 126 feet of asphalt to be
laid on Main street without inspection,
Inspector Ramsden appeared on the street
at noon yesterday and discovered that in
some places in the 126 feet the asphalt was
not of the thickness required by the
specifications by from sixteenth to an
eighth of an inch, and at noon he ordered
that portions of the pavement, represent
ing a big days. work, to be torn up. The
paving people were sort of paralyzed for a
time, but found that through some mis-
calculation the asphalt was not of the re-
ouired thickness, as stated, and at once
set to work ripping it up, completing the
job last night.
When the Main street merchants saw
what was going on and saw that it meant
| further delay in completing the work,
there was a roar of indignation, and In
spector Ramsden came in for much
harder condemnation than the asphalt
received at his hands. 1t is apparent that
| If no had properly attended to his bust
ness the defect would have been poticed
before 126 feet of paving had been laid +,
and probably it would not have occurred
at all. The condemnation entails quite a
loss in labor, materials and time on the
contractors, but they will simply make
extra exertions to save any delay.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-03
Sons OF St. George.

The Sons OF ST. George will hold their
first regular meeting for the next six
months term at the Temple OF Honor
hall on Wednesday, June I, when the
installation of new officers for the ensu-
ing term will take place with all the cere-
monies attached thereto. All Sir Knights
are particularly requested to be present
and join IN with the lodge. The new
officers would be glad for all members to
use their best endeavor to procure new
members TO join and help build up the
order. New life is the best help to the
lodge, and they fully anticipate during the
next term to recuperate from any OF the
drawbacks that they have had to contend
with during the last term. Conditions
of membership are that the candidate
must be an Englishman or the
son or grandson OF English
parents, either on the paternal or
maternal side, or a son of son OF st.
George-sound in health and mind, over
eighteen years of age. of good moral
character and q believer in the supreme
being. For honorary or social member
ship a person may be admitted at any age
over eighteen years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-03
PERSONAL ITEMS.

AL N. MILLsPAuGH, San Francisco is at
ths Walker.
A. l.. GosLIN, stockman from Leadvilie, is
at the Cullen.
PATSY DIVER, Nerbart, Mon, is registered
ct the Cutler.
t P. Gould and wife, Portland, Oregon, is a
Walker arrival.
GEO. 4. MANN, H. o. Rowlands and Ben e.
Grifflth, are stopping at the Walker.
THEODORE DAVIS the Boston wool buyer, re
turned TO the Knutsford last evening.
MRS. 81. L. KING and daughter of Oakland
Cal. are registered at the Knutsford.
A. d. HOLLOWAY, one OF Proves leading
citizens, spent yesterday in Salt Lake.
F. w. GIBSON and G. w. Z. Griffith, promi,
nent Denver people are at the hnutsford.
EDWARD PORTER MAY, the wool buyer, Will
go to Denver today TO be present At the races.
DIR. AND MRS. W N. BuRDICK and children
Of Colorado Springs are guests OF the Knuts.
ford.
Mr.. AND MRS. t. T. MAHoSEY started for
the east last evening 10 be gone about two
mouths.
CONSTABLE BROWN was on the street yester-
day for the drst time in about four weeks,
having had serious tussel with infiammatory
rheumatism.
r. a. DEAL q prominent business man oil
SpringVille, and member OF the Democratic ter,
rtorial committee from Utah county, viewed
the sights OF the metropolis yesterday.
HAVE your watch repaired by j. II. Leyson
Company 12S Main street.
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knights of Honor.

The new lodge CT the Knights of Honor
held its initial meeting at the Odd Eel
lows temple, Market street, or Tuesday
night, May 30, having selected the first
and third Tuesdays of each month fol-
regular meetings.
The lodge opens very auspiciously, hav-
ing large roll OF charter members.
The next meeting will be held on next
Tuesday evening, June 6, at o. clock, at
the above temple, at which time an cleo
ton for officers OF the lodge will be had
and such other necessary business as will
be brought before the lodge.
The charter members are earnestly re-
quested to be present for obligation. Nc
initiation of charter members, except one
of the number will be initiated to exem.
pity the work, for the benefit of mem.
bers to familiarize them with the beauti'
full ritualistic work of the order.
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McGill succeeds Sd. Clair.

The many Salt Lake friends of ]. D.
McGill, for several years Union Pacific
freight solicitor in this city, will be
pleased to learn that he is soon to return
and on July 1 will take the position of local
freight agent, succeeding w. P. 2. st.
Clair. Mr.. McGill left Salt Lake last
January to fill the position OF Union Pa
cific freight solicitor at Chicago. He is
regarded by the officials of that road as
one of the most capable and efficient
freight men in the railway service, is
young, energetic and has host of
friends here who will rejoice to hear OF
his promotion.
Mr.. st. Clair, who resigned the posi-
ton some time ago, has been rendered a
lucrative place with the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern, and is now at
St. Louis looking over the field. His adj
ministration here has been entirely salts
factory TO the company.
All changes in the clerical stall at the
freight office will be left to Mr.. McGill
but it is not antici pated that any changes
OF consequence will be made at present.
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CYCLING RACES.
The Season Schedule Arranged by the
National Association.

The Season Schedule Arranged by the
National Association.
New YORK, june 2.-The National
Cycling association today adopted an off,
cial schedule for the season. The sched-
ule shows thirty-nine races to be run
under rules of the association, covering a
period of about four months beginning
July at New York and taking in Brook
lyn, Philadelphia, Troy. Buffalo, St.
Louis, Milwaukee, and ending at Boston
on Oct. IS. The rules require that racing
shall not be run for less than $500 per day
as a minimum. In some instances this
amount will be greatly increased as
shown by the fact that New York has
already given notice that it viii offer not
less than 81 600 per day for their meeting.
Besides the scheduled races there will
be sanctioned races at the fair and smaller
cities which are not members of the asso-
cation, which will make the chances for
successful racing men TO win large addi-
tional purses.
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was taken up and read. The extension
grants them the use of the property Tor
fourteen years aud eight months from
Jan. l, 1898, under the usual provisions.
The rental is as follows: For 1893, 500
per month; 1S94-5.6, $3.50 per month;
lS97.s-9, $3.50 per month; 1900-1-2, S275
per month; Tor the balance OF the term,
$3.50 per month. 1t also provides for i'm
provements TO the amount of $4,000
within eighteen months, and for a plunge
pool Tor boys of is years OF age and un-
der within similar time where the latter
can battle for 10 cents. The other pro-
visions are of the usual character. The
lease was approved and referred to the
mayor for similar action.
A cREMAToRY PROPOSITION.
William Garretson, IAN unsophisti-
Gated stranger long way from home, ~
submitted proposition to place an addi-
tional cremator Of the GARRISON & fainter
Garbage furnace variety in the city,
which is warranted TO do up the Eagle,
for the sum of S., 500. Referred to the
committee on sanitary rules and quaran-
tine.
The committee on irrigation recon-
mended that the resolution submitted by
the city attorney requiring the Rio
Grande Western Railway company to
raise its tracks where the same crosses the
~ oDA CSt buhdi OC I@uOPLC~s hO oe%AiO
was adopted.
The committee on irrigation recon-
mended that the petition OF j. Y. Smith
ct al., asking to have the course OF cer-
tain ditch running through blocks 10 and
36,. plat A, be changed, be granted.
Adopted.
The committee on irrigation recon-
mended that the petition of Irena Elarth
asking that hume or bridge be con-
structed across ditch in front of her
premises on West Sixth North street be
not granted. Adopted.
HARVEY WANTS SOMETHING DONE.
A communication was received from the
water master, calling attention to the
fact that many streets had been cut down
SO that the property owners could not get
water on their premises, and suggested
that something be done to remedy tbs
matter. Referred to the committee on
irrigation with power to act.
Appropriations were made as follows
Woman's Rescue Home "a 100 OK
Utah Lead Pipe company. .......... 1911 y
Michigan Brass and Iron works....---- 7,5li 3!
,. deieazzi---- xol "
Adjourned until Tuesday evening.