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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-05-25
Free to Home-seekers.

The Northeastern Home Seeker is the name of
a newspaper just issued. giving valuable infor-
nation regarding the agricultural, mineral and
other resources of South Dakota.
This new State is enjoying wonderful pros
perity. and any person looking for desirable
location, or interested in obtaining information
concerning the diversified resources of South
Dakota, will be mailed copy of this paper free
of charge by sending their address to w. A.
Thrall, General Passenger Agent North Western
Line. Chicago.
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Men and women I'm America.

In the United States there arc 80, 600 900 men
and 3lU0O,O00 women. Men are in the major
ity IN ali the States and Territories except in
the District of Columbia, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, North Carolina, Maryland, Connecti-
cut, New Hampshire. New York, South Caro-
lima, Virginia, and New Jersey. in which there
are msfe Romen than men. The District of
Colansssia hRs the largest proportionste excess
Of fesBAte population, aud Montana contains
the largest percentage of men. In New Jersey
the two sexes are most nearly equally repre-
sautad
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On Time.

Aud very early, too. That's what any one should
be in treating oneself for inaction of the kidneys
and bladder The diaretic which experience indi-
cafes supplying The requisite stimulation TO. he
organs without exciting them, is Hosletters
Stomach Bitiers. Don't delay; kidney inRction
dyspei'sin. constipation, rheumatism and nerve
asDIlily also, the Bilters.
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The erstwhile scOrn and amazement ex-
pressed when dresses were spoken of as
" frocks " or gowns" has somewhat subsided
Of late, as these quainter expressions are more
frequently used. They are. perhaps. more cor
rect than the commoner term Dress" be-
sides its special meaning, has the wider, neces-
sary signifcance-the entire apparel. Gown"
may sometimes mean a loose robe, and "frock,"
one buttoned down the back, but neither of
these meanings interferes with their other
definition" tho ordinary overgarment worn
by women" But this is an old question, re-
vived because it has been suggested that
"gowneries" is better title than dress
making establishments" or the "dress-mak-
ers."
Suits of white dack will be very "swell "
for wear this Summer. They are made with
plain, rather full, gored skirt, and little
Eton jacket with immense lego mutton
sleeves. With them are worn blouses of dainty
wash-silk.
Frances Willard is iii, and will be unable to
take her part in the Worlds Fair Congress as
was planned. 1t is pity, for she has made a
wonderful study of her special work-temper-
ance-and is familiar with all the details of
the practical work. Besides this she is most
convincing proof of the fallacy of the mascu-
line argument that for woman to be an
advocate of woman's rights is necessarily for
her to become unbeautifuI and unwomanly.
Miss Willard has a rare womanly charm per.
vading her intelligence and energy.
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T was one Of those
warm, damp nights
which are often ex-
perienced in New York
in the early Spring,
and the windows of a
house in one of the
fashionable residence =
streets sent broad
shafts of yellow light
through the still,
,,,rl-- o,r A Ion q,
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and printed on heavy satin-surfaced card
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the United States. They are the handsOmest
and most desirable cards made anywhere in
the country.
The price of these is but So for the first
100 This is very cheap, as the usual price
for plain cards is 81 per 100. An additional
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A Miserable Man
Health Broken DoNn-Neryes Shat
tered.
Quick Restoration to Perfect Health
by Hoods SarsanariIia

by HoodS SarsapariIia.
/ gladly write this statement OF my expert
ence with Hoods Sarsapara. had been aing
about two years with nervous attack, and was
generally broken down. ] bad that at
times would fall over with touch Of yertigo
in fact, was not able to go any distance from the
house. j certainly "a miserable man. Fail
ing 10 get help from pby scians in Harrisburg aud
York, got very much disleartened. But one day
/ read in paper about Hoods Sarsaparilla, and
/ thought ought to try it. The day / commenced
bottle No. began to feel better. so kept on.
and am glad 10 say feel like new am
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stylish little cape is pictured. 1t is of
black broadcloth, trimmed round and round
with black satin ribbon, stitched plainly on.
There are nine rows of the ribbon. very
full ruffle of black satin outlines the short
yoke. The high faring collar is softened next
the face with a rufie of black lace, or with
lining of black ostrich-feather trimming. This
cape is sometimes copied in colors, but is not so
effective as in the black.
x*x
Occasional descriptions of luncheons where
the cleaning mahogany was vailed with pink
or green chiffon are read in the papers. 1t
sounds very festive-chiffon tablecloths; per-
haps they are fashionable. but there is a strong
prejudice among our foremost citizens for white
linen tablecloths. There is a general reaction
against the lavish use of color in dining
rangements, aud all-white linen with color
effects confined to the flowers or to daintily-
lowered centerpiece and tiny doylies are much
preferred.
&@&
In ironing tablecloths it is better not to fold
them so often as is the general rule. To fold
them once, lengthways, and iron the fold
smooth with a hot iron, then fold the cloth
lightly, is the best plan. Then, when the table
is covered there will be only the long crease
down the center. The gloss and pattern of
pretty cloth show to much better advantage
when not folded SO often.
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The following is recipe for a dessert known
as Surprise pudding" The foundation is of
angel food cake and quart of whipped cream.
Cut the cake crosswise in three layers. Into
pint of the cream stir handful of candied
cherries shred or two of citron, several
blanched almonds cut up into little pieces, q
few of the best raisns (these, of course, should
be seeded, and they also might be chopped), a
half dozen marshmallows cut in dice. Any
other candies or nuts preferred might be used.
Spread this mixture between the cake layers,
ice the whole thing, and dot the icing with
candied cherries. Serve it with the other pint
of whipped cream. It is very fancifnl des-
sert, but a delicious one. 1t should not stand
long after it is prepared, or it will become
soggy.
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Chicken has become the regulation dish 10
serve to Ministers, regardless Of denomination.
Wherever they go they find this fowl prepared
for them. 1t must be relief occasionally to
arrive at a place unexpectedly and find beef
steak, or Goldfish. or Irish stew, in place of the
inevitable chicken-fOr sweet yariety's sake.
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Marian looked at her for a moment without
speaking. The same strange look which had
so often baffled Alice was in her eyes, the same
tone of constraint rang in her voice, as with icy
coldncss she again answered in the negative.
Alice made many excuses for her. even while
she felt wounded by her scarcely vailed dis
like. She is young. stranger, and, perhaps.
not happy in her home life," she mused, land
no one can be wholly without heart who is SO
fond of a child as she is of our Dora"
She spoke to her niece that evening when
they were alone together i want to thank
you, darling. she said" for taking care of my
prayer book while was away"
ZIP" cried Dora; +" why, l don't know what
you mean! !"
Didn't you see it in my room, and carry it
into your own for safe keeping?"
"Why, mol why, l never went into your
room once, Aunt Alice! never touched your
book Why. l thought you always took it
with you."
81 went away in such hurry, dear; but
never mind, only l thought you had it in your
room."
mo-" repeated the child, in evident wonder,
tI did not touch IT."
| Alice leaned back in her chair, sudden
sense of WEAKNESS overcoming her. "Who
| did take it? Who took down my picture?"
she asked herself; and why? What motive
can any of our servants have?"
| The question perplexed her, and after
| Wtlie SHe resolulely pub ~ ASIDE. 10 morrow
| night Edward will be at home. I will tell
him about it, she decided.
But when the next night came different
scene from any Alice's widest fancy could
| have devised was being enacted under her
brothers roof Up stairs in his own room, lay
stranger, a man gray and gaunt and pre-
matureiy old, tossing uneasily in the delirium
of fever. In the room We're nurse and
doctor, while beside the bed sat Alice. her face
white, but in her eyes a light, glow of hap
piness, such as nohe of the household had ever
| before seen in them.
Down stairs, in the library, with Dora upon
| his knee sat her brother "Tell me again. my
little one," he said, pressing the child against
| his heart.
Dora was nothing 10th. The one great ex-
element of her young life she longed to share
| with every body. at was just this way, papa"
she said "We had been out to Mt Auburn,
and when we came back Aunt Alice wanted
some flowers for that poor widow woman she
goes to see, SO she told John to drive round by
Gavin's. And so John did; but just as he
stopped the horses, something frightened
| Prince and Nan, and away they went just
like the wind. And, oh my there was such
q crowd ran after US, and they yelled SO, but
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Chicken-stew with rice is popular combi-
nation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01

Good looks are more than skin deep,
depending upon n healthy condition
Of all the vitnl organs. Ifthe Liver be
Inactive you have Bilious look, and
II your stomach bc disordered you have
a Dy.pcptlc look, md n your Kidneys
be ar cited you have n pinched look.
Secure good health and you will have
gooi looks. Electric Bitterr II the
great Alternative and Tonlc,ac directly
on thcse vital organs. Cures Pimplrs,
Blotches, Bolts, and givea good com.
plrxion. Sold at A. q. Smith n Co.'S
Drug StOfs bflr nor bOitle 4ss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01

Are you Bin US, Conslipated or
troubled with Jauudice, Sick Head
ache, Bad taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain In
Back and between the shoulders,
Chills and Fever, etcp II you have
any OF these symptoms, your Liver IL
out OF order, and your blood ~ elowly
being poisoned, because your Liver
does not act properly. Htrbiue will
cure any Disorder Of the Liver,
stomach or Bowels IL hBs no equal
AZ a Liver Medicine. Price 70 cents.
Free trial bottles 1T u. q. M. 1. Drug
Dept. ly
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CAPITAL CLOTHING

Is capital idea, and capital ideas are
worth entertaining, There conid9t be
anything moro entertaining than our
clothing which makes all who wear our
suit. entertaining to themselves rs well
as to othors. It pays to be entertaining
and you'd better entertain an idea OF
sprucins up without delay. It's regular
prico.th,w that's struck tho stock, and
youth strike the favorito attitude Of Mr..
Handsome IL you buy ono OF our suits
before they've all boen melted. II you
want good, honest, mcriIorious clothing
AT low prices, without any tomloolery
we're prepared to please you
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Mrs. Hamilton, Cambridge, Ills.
says; I had the rheumatism 40 bad
could not raise my hand TO my bepd.
Bdiidrd's SHoV Hinimont has entirely
cured me. take pleasure In Inform.
Ing my neighbors aud friends what It
has done for mo. ChRs. Handlsy,
clerk for Lay Il Lyman, K.wanee,
Ills, advises US SnotO LimmsHk cured
him OF Rhematism. Why no, Try II?
II viii surely do you good. IL curcs nj
Inflammation, Wounds, Sores, Cuts,
Spraine, etc.
Sold by u. @. NJ, |. Drug Dept. d
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~ rooI Trouble. iiu, Sc Got 10.

About two or three months ago I
purchased from you bottle " Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy, put up In
Des Moines, Iowa. such good results
were obtained from It's use that |
enclose ono dollar aud ask that you
send me two bottles by eXprcss-J. a.
sCRvRN, is T.. 18th ST., New YORK.
CITY. To II. II. Lane, Druggist,
Peekskill, n. Y. Mr.. SofiYen Is presi.
dent Of o.e of the largest shin factories
In New YORK, aud widely known In
business circles. when troubled with
a cold give this remedy trial aud,
like Mr.. Scriven, you win want Il
when again In need ~ such meli.
cine. 50 cent boi,les for sale by z, G.
M. 1. Drug Dept. d8s
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We guarantee tue to be the Ie't
Cough .Syrup manufactured In tho
whole WIDE world. rhis Is saying u
great deal, but it ia true For Con.
sumption, Coughs, Colds, sore Throat
Sore o. s't, Pneumonia, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Group, WI oping Cough and
all disense- NJ the Throat AMI Lungs,
we yos tiveh guarantee BlNdrds
HoTehGuHd syrup 70 be without an
equal on the whole face OF the glol @,
In support u THIS statement we refer
10 every individual who has ever used
It, AMI 10 every druggist who hae ever
sold a.. such evidences Ia indisputahle.
Sold by Il. &. VI. I. Dug DEPT. 1
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Mn hlng aworIa Wac Nenn,nl.on.


Chamberlain Medicine Co, " Des
MolDes, 10 an Iowa manufacturing
Institution and one In which the resi-
dents Of the stats look upon with pride.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy mas
become national in reputation auti.
nown In nearly every househol n
the state anu through bout ths great
west. It, merits are becoming ostah-
lished IN all parts OF America. For
pale by n. g.. NJ. |. Drug Dept d&s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01

'rhone who have used Dh King'd
Sew Discovery know its value, anu
those who have not have now the
opportunity to try IL Free. Call on tue
advertised Dfugylst and get Trial
Bottle, Free. Send your name and
address h II. H.. Buckiea 4 Co, Chi.
cago, and get sample box OF DIR.
Kings New Life Pills Free, as well as
a copy OF Guide 10 Health gui House.
hold instructor, Free. All Of which 10
guaranteed 10 do you good and cost you
nothing. a. q. Smith n Cn's Drug
~
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Itching Piles are known by moisture
like perepirstion, causing Intense Itch
Ing when warm. This form M well rs
Blind, Bleeding or Protrudlng, yield
nj once TO Or. Boaanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly on parts affected,
sbsorbs tumors, nilays Itching and ef.
fecls permanent cure. 90 cis Drug
gls,s or mall. Circulars free. DIP.
Bofanko, Philadelphia, Pa. Bold by
2. q. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
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beg toIiu'oTm my friends and tho
public generally that am located at
IS Wesi, First South Street lin u. a..
Holdings electrical supply store, J
5ullcit orders for painting, granting,
paper hanging, paper cleaning, calico.
mining, glazing, etc. My aim will be
to give the best Of satisfaction by my
o ersuuai supervision over sill work In.
trusted to MY care
Very Respectfully,
WA. T. kSAITON.
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"A
meh' OF r'e,erick w. punson ~
noIeen'as' lps1n,n,n, If
,on,iineu, Arp wy s ,5pi'. "
d. M ha'eS anu 'V"" i'efV'
TO RErAIR BAD WALK
A petition from w. +. z. ~. Clair 10
have n bad sidewalk repaired on Fret
south and Third Wet streets was
referred to TO the committee on streets
with the power 10 act.
GLAZING ALLOWED.
r..,,,., and rco.ns
~. ,..a...i,, 49, sha claim of
Auditor Raybould for 5000 for extra
service from March 81, 1892, TO January
/, 1898. Adopted.
The committee on claims reported IN
the matter OF DIR. Marshall bill oil 30
for attending two men injured in the
gravel pits and recommended that soo
be allowed.
VIII a ri'O' ~
The committee on inp'Ovenh. NV,
recommended tue gtan'ihB W w, II,
Of the Council Shamue, 10. ,"v weu,S
lake Meuical oooieS ha.,,pg and
pay .no . ~. 800. rii,d y
-, 80, o,, srcoHp arnrEr,
"s-'s
II. u. Weooef et W. asn ,v n,on.
councii, before Aoss ay I'd
osltlsn wNu ps,b n, EagIe Cat.
rom STATE sue1' ,,t, ,a,a ,S,o am.
TO canyon Ioau, Wouiu 49, ai,..n.s,
siuefaiien ,ns' '"s ~ int onnasii,,
way Woulu W , $1,000 &c., ~ IN,
tne west emu y, os ,,a,n, SECOND
s,a., a., ' sn air,ost direct lin, with
North Temple ltreoi, when wOuih We
beneficial and convenient. Referred
to the city engineer for report.
..,y., ov ,,y cpnrs
n'' - ,,,..,t,..t
wy o"n '.,n C,n,s of
Nav York. and that together they
would Mt once make Nh official inves,i.
cation Of the route OF tho proposed
gravity sewer. Filed.
r,rmp STREET EXTENSION.
r,, - -. ,,o,,.,d nm ,ho
Inc c,'y en ,'' Th,,S s,,ss, hs,w.en
,ns..s. " vpei ana s,a,s st,ect ibat Inc
co.i wnula be about SIS. 500. Committee
on improvements.
Ios ANGELES FRANCHISE.
,. ..,,,. 90. .,x.,.. ,.,o,t,n0
lne eon a., ~. S.l, iaL. Il
on 'ne ,na,.' D,I ~ oa.'nany Tor N
Los n nseles "sy vo 49,, and
ldansnlse On sou." n,,,,dss that
nihm Wes' s.,.e,, ~ ,1,a ni,v anil.
tne matter w. 1919 w s a.,
heer 70 ss ,,,, nnu tol" a,a 40 no.
pracuoap,i.y W 'oo.s .,,ai,s.,
possa; .,,' u ~, ,o,, a, I'M, nexi
WI .n.""''''"'
.,.,,, ,,uNnru.
o. '- .,t.. 90 ,ho
Inc ehsIheet tepve a,an,
cnange OF nauie o! - 49, .,a,.
view supuiV'sioh 70 byion 1'' y, ~.
eu TINT Nh otuInanov "ou
pAsseu 70 InAhS nv ona ll., p,ron
behiusiey-hherol ~ .,.,,,,.
street I'D 'his c.,y, snu a. ~ bavs
owncfsnfe phruouIary nn ~, Ire
49, =. M, t,ay. ,o and another
800 '"s'
20. vh., 4. IN. matter with
,.,.,,,., ~ s,,..f psara,,sv etreet?
W.ns,is an ms call it Boulevard.
H.,.h,.rS
pa.'s,. .,,,gost TINT wa call A
p,asn 10y, '"e"'''
s,nn,,.,,,s. an .,,o.,.
go 90 y,,vpuoov,Sa.
p,- o,..,. ,.,,., that nj m
n.vo -. ~, 80 so,,ntv
u,,s,s " ~. h.ld az E.hynarv
os,,' ~, ,a,,,n,u r,cs,ions war, r.
.s,r,t tom IL Rowman Az follows;
~. A,,.oln, In mt I'm nlnee ma.
terials and labor for freproohng the
building by the Ransom method for w.
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nELL BADLY TREATED.

The election OF an acting Mayor was
then proceeded with by ballot. Not.
withstanding the appointment Of Boil
to that position by Mayor Baskin, the
vote resulted:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01

600, 900 iirst.class Brick for Shle by
Pro poct Park Brick Co. Once 66l
east, SECOND South Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01

The ordinance granting iran ohlse
TO Harvey NJ. Bacon TO erect and
maintain n bathing resort anu sanitar.
ium was passed. The grantee Is te-
quired under u $4,000 bond 10 Ia We
the plant In question In operation with.
In sig month";.
SEWER AND SIDEWALK ORDINANCES.
An ordinance ievying the tax for the
assessment OF property on the west
side OF West Temple street, between
Fourth anu fiitn South streets, In
sewer district No. ., for sewer coDstruc-
ton, was taken up anu passed.
An ordinance confirming the assess-
ments upon the property on Second
i3outh street, between East Temple and
State streets, for the paving OF tue
sidewalk on said street, was read three
times and passed.
An ordinance levying the tax for the
assessment Of property on this east sidu
OF Seoond East strcet, from the Inter
section OF Fourth South anu Second
East 2O5 feet from the north line OF
Fourth South street, Ia sewer district
No. I, for sewer construction, was read
three times anu passeu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01
STREET RAILWAY TAX.

Two members Of tho committee on
Improvements reported Ia the matter
Of The extension OF franchise ~ the
Salt Lake City Railway company, and
recommended that mills per capita
tax ON all OF their franohises be abol-
ished an that the company be here.
after required 10 pay the city $50 per
car per annum, besides all taxes on
their taxable property. Laid ON the
table for one week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01

demanding Of the vtri ius officers
having charge Of the public works ia At
they employ competent superintenJ-
ent Tor each building being construct
ed to see that the wofs wah properly
done.
The other resolution was relative To
the gravity sewer system, asking by
resolution that the council use its
best endeavors to forward this work
with all dispatch, as It will give en-.
plOyment to large force Of working
men. Referred to special sewer COM
fuitt.e.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01
WILL CELEBRATE.
Inagnralion Day 10 be Observed by
Local Democrats. Program.

The various Salt Lake Democratic
societies will jointly observe iusugura.
lion day. The program for the occa'
sion was arranged last night and Is us
followe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01

The committee on police recommend.
ed the confirmation " the appointment
Of John Hemple n policeman. Adopt.
ed. Tho same committee reported
adversely on the appointment OF J. NJ.
Carey az policeman, because he falls
below the standard rule rs to height.
Adopted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01
AFTER TINE OHIO MIN.


WAntland moved that the food
inspector be- instructed to make u
thorough Investigation AMI report to
the council concerning the use Of
oIeomargarino Ia Salt Lake City, and
thar the city attorney be instru ctsd 70
report TO tbs council an ordinance, or
Indicate such other action ns may be
necessary 10 properly regulate this saio
OF oleomargnrine. Adopted.
CITY AND COUNTY MATTHIAS.
Mainland offered the following robo.
luton;
Resolved, That tho city recorder be
instructed " ascertain by correspondence
with other city authorize. In tho wost,
tho rules and methods Ia force governing
the adjustment OF expense, la city aud
county limits and for city and county in
stitulions, aud submit report giving the
result of tho investigators from cities
and counties situated about the same aud
prescribing approximately the same
probems rs arc found IN Tue ease of Salt
Lake City and county.
THE BOULEVARD.
Mainland moved that the city engl-
necr TO Instructed 10 submit u repoTi
giving his views concerning the route
which should be selected Tor the pro-
posed boulevard. Adopted.
WATER AGENT.
Evans moved tina, the Mayor be
authorized to appoint an agent Tor the
city ~ provided In the contract with
the owners OF primary water right' to
the waters OF Parley's canyon for 1903.
Referred 10 COMMITTEES on irrigation
and the Mayor, with power to act.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-01

COAL, CoKE ASD KiNnLINu.
J. :. MORSE d SoNs,
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