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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-01
noar0 an0 Rooms.


A.. -A.-Aucntion.
An c.cgint second floor. bath, private
table oproaal, Oh Murray Hill.
Attractive doors. with private baths, with
or without private table; suites and single
~ Sp;ir,%'" S Y 5$s'ssf. desirable
Highest rfernncc, gii en-.
Information reliable and free.
;. G. LELAND & CO.,
IS West 3ith-st.
rOARD i0G Young respectable woman.
- weekly o,'',- mt living. 500 We I I'D
Il. ith 70. hscx.
HOHr"Ts. 10 WEST o2D.Sr. Right
In the 10 g.! the shopping and amusc-
men; dis'Sf. y 80 div: American plan
icguar board r, at reasonable rates.
HOTEL NlANO aud Re'tnurant. 80
with board, ~ up; private dininL-ro)m for
ia'tie-.
LARGE suite and slnGln rooms: newt
ya,c table: references. 30 West 4Kh.st
ErspECTABLH WOMAN (co'or d would
HE 10 tikc ,hildrcI TO bpari. Gail or adj
drc : MAYHEM. 20 West l7;h-''.
ROOMS SUITABLE for gentlemen or
married couple: southern cyposrr'; hot and
cold water. with bard 81 West 2o;h-,t.
ROOMMATE wANTED.-By n refined
American grntlrnlsn (32j has finest room;
best central location; superior hodri. op-
,iona,; price ve7y modera:"; would ex-
change English lessons irr German or
French. Address REFERENCES, Box 10,
Tribune once.
.EC,oND.sIolN ircet room sunny
% %ste,. III w W% s,a.-, "'''' '''''''''
TWO GENilF..F approaching NJ.
nnoi home WIZ br taken - private family
II adults. occupying i'fstc.as, house; NOR
room than requiicd. y West ioith-.t.
TWO LARGE ROOMS. fc'ond floor. on
suit, or slnpiy. with boaIi; rei,Ienccs.
lsth-st.. - West.
10 WEST iTH-ST.-Laig1, baad.o nc
front and back room. with board references
exchanged.
i9Tu-sl'.. y FAST. = EIep,ntly fu?.
rishcd ons 18th bond; al'p iablt bard.
olsT-ST., I;o wFSr.-Chc. rful large and
small ~ m back pdil1r, with board; table
ioafd rc!croic's.
oiST. 81. l45 FAST. Gramcrcy Park
Two hand -of,., IS fur ni-hed connecting looms
"n- flight front. overlooking private park .
'lso largo Dom. tvo Nights; substantial
table; RITZ nee.
30 Wit i7gtt ST.-with board. hand.
sprae rou9. i'.o back .ar!or.
SsTH.'.g. ~ WEST. near Broadway
Lovely r'hir MS; STAN hcatcd every
coaNtnl~r' iaGi'. or gentlemen moderate.
80 YVES, TILT. MILI.ERs HOTEL.
\ comforts rui't hotel:h /; perma-
ncnt ~ tri's'nt guests; - guests have
remained an - rage OF / years.
IiTil-~' 10 WkST.-Nlccly furnish Il
roogs. "NH .uurrI, French tIblc. ia r,-
fn.d IA. r,frrrnps.
iiTI 20 - WEST BEAUTIFULLY far.
ni-h d 10 ?: oAr'll'nt board house
~ l0ra, rrii-clas- gentlemen prcfcrr d
~ renee I'm reasonable.
jCTiISt.. 80 WEST-rou;th floor back
~ thl,d foor ont sw'ny loom. with board !;
references. y
III WFSi y, 7jTII.Sr.-Vcfr pleas.
ant vel h'an Nrun"y rooms. handsomely
furnished: new House. all lmpro,rmrnt, !;
VIII or without 'o1ri be seen at any time /;
ri Fences.
i23D->T.. - WEST.-EN,ri large warm
sunny room: % ';e cloSrt; hrst-class Amefi.
ran table.
l50 MADi~lH. AvE.-Lar2e heated hall
room for one 49, o., superior table; terms
moderate.
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I makinq.


All. ,>~VsKER. elegant cutter
ana inter 81" 60 at hone perfect ut
-uaraHte" t"i''f -ilk o. cloth suits male
In one week g.. = ,Incy waists. coats aud
IsH gown, -p NY. 81 East lOth-st.,
near BruIdwI.
hHI1SIi, Lt ->SMAKlNG. unique
designs. cNen'ns pes.r. speciality: hotel
otd'-. at -..... not e, and moderate charges
Mr. NcELEO - Fast yth.st.. opposite
AHTI sTIC DRENsMNKIN,,. - Perfect
NINE. OWN. 2G2 West 2Sd-st.
DEt sSMAk1NG.-S al garments ~.
iyed. Attend % rrIaircd. Mrs. BARKER.
no West 3btn-st. l. yeafS VITA tcorcc
Smini. Regcnt-st., London. ami Gunthor',,
jth a'e.
DRf.>sMAKlNG.-A, thorough, first.
class cutter ana !ttcr ~ tie finest drc-.c,
In ili-t-clo-s families. trms. - per day
highest reference. d.. POI oth-aNc.
DEE>sMAkiNG.-P Perfect hitting even.
inc dress.., nadr Oh two days notice from
a. up. Mis-. wTTKoV. oJ West iIth-s,.
DEEsSNAKER desires few nlorc crsio.
mcr, Mt home or by the day cutting and
lifting speciality. Nine. DENTON, 22i
West 3Ji--t.
DREssMAKEE. : Very stylish drc's-
mailer. hy the day; b'st verbal references.
+. II. g.. Bon T. I.2i2 Br advay.
DRE>SMAKEE.-A thorough dress
maker desires engagements by day or week
~ or ont ~ the city highest references.
add -e,s Miss n. Tribune Uptown once,
l.2i2 Broadway.
ELEGANT CUTTER d iItt'r from Leaf
ing establishment; Is day a. home perfect
NJ gowns made over equal {" new; reduced
prices. address MODES, Tribune Uptown
Onicr. l.2i| lirua1way.
FASHIONABLE DRt.>>MAK Err wants
few more customers; suits - up, tit
lus rantcci. +. L.. 40 Fast 9lstst.
IMPOETED GOWNS ut prcauy reduced
prices. at - West lSGh->t.
LADIES TAILORING.-L,dlc own
materials made up into jackets. coats. ulsters
and carc~. cloaks: all kinds altered and
rcmodrlled. GKEIG. 1871 West 23i-st
altered and rrmodrlIcd ta new shapes !;
estimates given ~ dav nrst-class wofS.
GRElG. 1871 West 22d-st.
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And drink with will.
Each one OF us-evcn that David y. Hill.

And drink with Will.
Each one OF us-evcn that David b. Hill.
You've got great future before you.
49,
While thy four seasons roll
OF seasons can BE- sail to rolf.
That Ion lost Northern Pole
May he run u the er-uad
And found:
Mayhap within thy fruitful year
Though on this point there's much TO fear
The origin Of evil will appear,
Mayhap. ere "a
ZONES kn9clns at the door.
We who are spared ,-
Shall the circle squared
BY some griy-bcard;
Or hear pnc kecley
remark Well really,
lcll friends and fees
That the motor goes
This is my time to laugh. l suppose;
Or we'll find what he did,
Tia. Captain Kid,
With his pot Of money. 50 long safe hid;
Or the innelc JAMS heirs
Those patient. tru,tful heirs
While the startled town sares,
VIII get what Is theirs
Thus leaving In tn. hscu
Trinity Church.
What sights you may see,
. 1891
Y.
o yes-nO need to fear
For this New Year:
Ills passing clear
That. though 1t does not yet appear
Just how thou'lt Shape thy course. O 03,
Thy futures big with promise. Here's 10 the
From shore TO shore. from sea to sea,
Resounds tie chorus, Iic'c's TO thee,
To %.
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miscellaneous.

ACADEMY OF MEDICAL IifPNoIISM.
26I West 12sth-st.
DR. MCCARTHY receives pupils ana pa.
tisnts daily dc.c:i ptlNc 'Icular &c even
ing cla.Ses oad experimental sedncrs now
forming.
ALLIGATOR BAGS, Fine Trunks: Dress
suit Cas"s Furnished Pays, NaLcs.
rock I'll Ooks at cost before tikint III
yentory. CHARLES SCHWARTZ, u 4th-
ave. bet 9Th and 9th st,.
TLTCTRIC lights for summer residence.
.lns for Offices ana sleeping rooms APPLY
NOW 10 get Or1rfs bled. t~ONOnf
METEi, co.. Tribune Oncc.
FOR SALE.-Chrlstmas jcllies oil best
quality. from Willow Glen tarm iasR,
loIiv. address Miss BELLE III. JACk-
Son. Jamaica. Queens Co.. Long lsIhnd.
WANTFD.-A Ms. u about 5000 woris,
odl'cd and typewrittcn. Address MANU-
sCRIPT, Boz a, Tribune Onlce.
ADVERTISER ENl> AND Su BSOK!p.
rIJNs kUK me SEW.l DIX Ikl q.
NE WILL BE htCEIvED ~ TIE uP,
.uWN OFFICE, No. 1.2i2 Broadmay: -
door north OF Thir;y.lr-t-st and ADVEH-
fIsENlrNIs at the foIiowins %. Branch 20 *,
18th ave-; 1877 Fourth-aye, corner fou.-
,eenth. St.; 700 ThIrd.aye., corner ioriy.
syeath. st.. I; 1.028 Thtrdayc., near SIXTY
,rst..t' (: /. 7OS Eirst-sye.; 100 West Forty.
s,rond. =; rs Columbnsoyc: LOB East
47th.st., cornHr. Thiri-ayc. $50 East lg? ~,
SIIlrs.S,s. 20 West Fourteenth st. -:
ave: 1898 ,Third.avc.; COL Ihir1-ave.'
b,tweea 18th aud lI3th sts.
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flats 60 Get, unfnrnisbeo

FINE single fiat: nine rooms; oil
light; steam heat; all improvement, seen
week days only $50 per month. JANlIol.'
lf2 West ICJ1-st.
FLATS TO LET.-Furnished and nnfur:
nishcd: desirable locations. fOLSOM
BROTHERS. $40 Broadway.
LIGHT. MODERN FLATS.-Dec1riicd
,,t,a.o halls. an vide streets, with rnirans"
t 10 Central Park, 4c3.iOi Ccntrai Park West.
near IOGih-st. : rooms and bath hot
water hating .s45. 90; NoItheast corner
heated 5 aud O rooms and bath. so, $50
single nats adjoining, : rooms. ESQ s3s.
In i07 to Ii3 Eat y6th;s... rooms. 81,
h"e,.d ezra wide rooms, go, So IA l05
"a; b,th.st.. stem. heated, G rooms and
hath $40. s35 FRANCIS J. SCHNCGG,
l7y East 96th-at.
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Boar6 illanteo.

WARN ROOM and board for two lady
..,.rrnts Address. with particulars, L. A.
ssu". - Knieht-st.. Norwaiis. Corn.
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Giin RraI estate 60 fet.

FULLY FURNISHED fOur-story house,
04th-st., Madison-aye. four months; $500
monthly. g.. .02G 3d-ave.
HOUSES To LEr.-Unfunishfd and
furnished: desirable locations. FOLSOM
BROTHERS, $40 Broadway.
RlVERDALE-ON-HU NEW.
YORK CITY.-One OF the best appointed
and most attractive OF the smaller places
at Riverdile for sale at 1913 900. or 10 rent
reasonably (unfurnislied) 10 saIsfI tory
tenant. Situation unsurpassed; river
view: long street frontage. Address
PLYMOUTH. Tribune Oilce.
ChicaiO.
FOR RENT.-Funished house In CHICAGO,
June July, August and september. $3.50
per month 3.story and cellar brick; 10
rooms, besides billiard and dance hall
parlors j and X on main floor. b. $3.50
Adams-st. Chicago.
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% Get for Business nrposcs

BUILDINGS. ssorrs. lofts. Office. and
studios, desirable locations. FOLSOM
BROTHERS. $40 Bnoadway.
FOR wOODwORKERS.-l Two light lofts.
75x1O0, with stem, heat, power. elevator.
GuSTAVESON. 3d-3N".. co'ner lGhh-st.
al .lN ~ al i>AsI-. ~ ~ - e.fr a"u
b,sancpt .Jx'(Q; ( 10 IS. 50xl0r: elevaAr;
Cheap rent PLASS. 2Si HrIsdway.
90 PARK PLACE. facing c.ev1tcd sa.
,io.. elegant store basement ard cellar;
suitable FOR any business. fLASs IA
Broadway
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ipork tuau,eo.


roy, Is, will give To anyone who gets
me position In hotel or club as hall BOY,
half OF my ilr,t months pay. Address HALL
HOY. care advertising ONCE, 3.3 lBleeckcr-
II
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ROY. 40 German. wants work OF any
Kind Office. store or fictiy; Industrious,
moderate wage expected. ME- ~ Lew
TXsTEIN. care Hirsch. IL lligh-st.
Mount Vernon.
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wish t0 ell M inter'-t IN my enter
,,,nucnts ard business; ntnc but thoso
who can furnish lti.'actorT reference and
en- .tal need qrrlv. For fur,h.r cons'd ~.
,ln1 addro-- PHILIP PHILLIPS, oU Btic
House, y. \.
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JOOKK F.Epr;R.--Doub.e entry oar
zen wears experience ~ head booakcep r
,r il scu mercantile and manuflct'lrnl c,-
tabll.hment; now open for cn.aeement ;
,ond rrf, rcnccs. FRYE, $40 MoJroe-st.,
f,.oollxu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-18

Judge M'Nuuy, che we'll known ai-
torrey, De rustiug Tor the position of
a.si.tant corporation counsel, % posi.
ti8n that IL new htli down by Mr
G5ad under Guy Attorney Hoge.
G.. T.. Angel is un applicant with
i3t,tf slr NJ cnuois'r lor tbc ulicr of
.,uutpuauut ~ ivltvrwO james
IsvII... the stslwtrt Eupuliyau,iH sIsl
lid trc field ior the s'mu position,
llausu chat d. m1y suCOuld
&, l.. ItHinrs n8 chairman q, thg bora
oil luu,ic work. rbu Do lcg hn., uuv.
ever. econ fixing bite ieuce., au 0. vIii
NOT ioh.a multi l ho be- ltkvu 10 ttup
down anj cut.
Very little has been said OF late by
SUPERINTENDENT OF SuUtu Suction.
Lisc Bmut0n he dncavrttd shat ~,
wusnJl In politics. Oh course he wants
tD remain WI,b tho u.s alulW'irr
ti0n anl piftlku Will B.. OF is .yui
providing n d '8 uHH. ligt it 80 slil
that shelton Will 90. way oi others
with the beginning %. .l1 lew ycnr
und that hu will turn u'rrn new leaf.
J.. Ftws1n Smith Jr. ha. O. number ui
iritnts who arc hoping nHt ne VIII
sop into slaltou's 8lgr'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-18

Ole L1rou it,, OF GunnIson, S'n'
pete cJuniy, made homestead ouIry
70 the u0rthv,s. quarter % the north.
west quarter OF section ~, ami the
90 rilu4 { quarter n tho rOr'hu1.i
gaAruur Of elton 49, township I'D
UUufH, nuIr ! HJsi.
Frcd Jsluuu, u Blk Elder Box
Fli,r county. made A.uIcslenl ouuy
uf lot . aui tuc northwest qunft.r nt
he southwest quarter Oh, section 3D.,
tuwuHni o uurl, range % vest
Grltgr T. W.cra, Ui salluH, SEWER
county, made homestead UuHy % the
west hat OF the utIwc.t quarter o..
section y, aud tho west hJ.. OF the
northwest ga rfnt OF No tIuu ~, town.
ship 80 HIutu, tuuge . cas-.
Jcnl T.. Growing, Of SciuiD, Mi'lard
county, nlud GA application fora uusrrt
entry a. eighty artus in section 80,
township - south uf range wat
Joseph MrsE, o, Asay, Garfield
r.uuty, iIrl final proof 40 the land
ni t,IOf hs homestead entry o. 200
nu.s 900 section ~, t3wusnip 81 touth
90 range % west
{. urgc 81. Watklu, OF salt Lake
tly, died uu application inr a coal cu'
Try uf 100 acres Ia section, 800. township
/ D scout %. range east.
The following pc cuis have been re-
culvud iiom Washington and ore at
the local land Office Tor their uwneu;
Desert entry 30. Uiu to Emil iunr'
ION, o. TuOr county, Tor eighty lcgu'
in township s suuth pt range D wet.
Desert uutSy No. 500 o Ju'cYh Raw
lius, VI salt LAKE Ci,y, or $50 acres Ia
lowushIp NORTH Ui nuso west.
Desert entry No. 9lp 10 tharics j.
| Silvrrwood, OF Salt Lake, Tor 100 acre.
/ in toWuship north oil range WcsL
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How They stood.

1t e. learned that the jury who tried
the case OF Arthur Ernest Edwards,
late manager OF the White House, anu
who this morning reported 10 JudAe
Bstich their Inability 20 agree upon n
verdict, stood evenly divided-siE for
a conviction aud six for Hcqulttal. The
Jurors were Ia ucliberation The grca 81
part of the nightan1 uuanimity seemed
hopeless irOm the very hrst.
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RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
standard oVsgG
CURstHT TINE I4lla
HAH HAn



irAyrs Etfr LAWS
NO g=lUr Provo. bingham.
ont HII points iaHt....,.....s.s.,s fioh An
h0,t-Eor Provo, Ufrud Junrt.ln auI
Mlpuinis Elat.s,..... ,,....-.. 70 80 pm
no. t--lgr fU.Uah HIruUu. Manu-.
md stlua ...... ...a...ss .. ..H Ht1A
so. tafnr ogden and West .........s.,.ll aL n.n'
Nu I=fur ogden aud h0 West ......s % lsiH
~ VTa eco n FA|H
No. l-From Iuru.h. Provo. alul
junction nud tnu Eaal. .......... lIi 10 p.m.
Nc, g-Irum Provo, Grand junction
and tho LaHtr.a.-.....,.a...... a. rs .u.
30. t-frOU bingham, Provo, MAnu.
uru NlIuH ............. ......... 5000. M
No e-Ir0m ogden and thO West. a' am.
hU, 60 tom Ogden unI iNH NH.f .. p .l. I.|I.
Only Huu ruuumE through Iu'Imlu Iu.a
double UAWHUE Room rITHIHn tH HfHEuI Eh
uHnr JUNCTION HnH i0 hnnEla l.IF luI .Irh.
Bio. r.H Iu..r. 100 points HHu only Dino RUNNING
IuImHu rIUUHrrs HHf t1Lr tl son |rrur.a"H
huchauECH close Connections. h.lgiE .UUOI
and vumfur.
net. tulisr SO. o. r, Httr south .t
u. uh6k, a. .. hi.tn sI BENNETT
6tu. AuHsgoE 1gu. tupL SgH.EarA
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TIE HAMMOND CASE.
Arguments for a New Trial were Sub.
milird this Afternoon.

The motion Tor new tidal In the
case Of Harry Hammond WAS argued
this afternoon by Judge Howat for the
prosecution and Attorney WhiltemoEo
for tho ueieuse. the application
Is maize on variety OF grounds
when the Arguments conciuued the
c1ur, gave the prosecution until next
tuesday morning 10 file n counter
affidavit, TN when date sentence
stsuIs iurIher postponed. la the
meantime Judge Bartch viii take to-
uuy's arguments under alvisUmBnt.
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"Reminiscences orLincoin.


In these days when every memory Of
Lincoln s. fading ont except that no was
q great statesman, a fhrewd manager
and % rolator Of anecdotes, the little per-
sonal rgcollcetiou5 that fun Ito in the
minds OF those who knew him oughts to
ba carefully praslvcd to giyo his char
actor iu i,s completeness. Ilisp pleasant,
therefore, tu find aom1 fresh rcminia.
coucos OF i.m given 90 ay,rrs -l,pndenr
of the Kansas city Times by Senator
VOORHEES,.
The ludiana senator know Lincoln
when ~, himself was % yoms country
lawyer ius. b.r.uuins practice. Lin
coin was worry kind 20 En aud won his
hear, BOO such 20 why talt oven diEcr.
Cronc 600 politics mover aieuatcl 81.
Mr. Nograaa emphasizes p.cillly Ger.
tain traits o. Lincoln Dos generally cone
sidwau. No lyH "uo ryc you an iln-
pr ion of greatness o.. oy.p moment.
Tie answered oy y requirement OF his
great ITO Uni rgae 90 meet gyory emcr-
ga"oy witch 900 of.a which spoke OF uu-
limited power mrMyo" "ue Ind d
great l.usa-a lH.l, musical touor-aud
houa.t tamlao taIu.s I.ng with hu.h-
rar' "Luco'uspo"oul courage hd
no lim'- Iil WIS afraid OF nothing ou
clrth.' ""attvaclllMgp 5iiHoiunsara
inuEJngral way gdWutgl and mindless
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.iom that place IN Temcuula. scat
tered over the mOuntsius are ium'
Der Of nuu nuit ranches, which, are 90
Uaurot d tpirr destroy 81. TOE htts
are sail g. bs 700 eNteus.vrl 10 make u
worth while 10 attempt 70 t.Hy the
BrotrtHo i tuu fumes.
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Three More Knied.

BOONE, Ia, Nov. ls,-A passenVer
train casi-bouuI on the &. Is \, W..
truck buggy NJ the crossing ue8r
Moeugona this morning, killing a mar,
woman aud child. The ma mes are uL.
known,
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tame Law YiolatDrs.

The m,n arrested Tor violating the
game law In CITY Creek canyon by
killing and hauling deer 10 town to-.
Jay pleaded guilty before Justice Gee.
The time Of sentence was set for FRI
DAY, tue 2iIh inst
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MORE EVIDENCE

u.,ho ,i,iitorthc ph,Ht'isrs toun'"f
rd NIth ihr cop iund u'dlrHi
Iust.ui,. Iuctt,d be ttr rru-f.'s
tuIi4uuf. or nnufu unlu NttU,t
Ihs Ott fufitiuto rHinhiisit'd
A.nri 1910 hrRr.
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AMONG THE HINES.
A $4,000 aIih 10 49, Eursrgp



An ippetts,t do9l brs ls.u c1nrum.
ms,cI In mimne matter, between
tf..rI. ANGUS Sc C.ulll uni j. 70
y.k r Jf, 10 tli CTS Nr Cannon
ia tbprwnrr 4 about 49, uty valuable
.,,l. ,I.t.g al t.ye..t.r. gsrp
y.. ...,, rf'
fI'Eu uN'i'o.' 'U'' ''"'.'''
pfopa.irs arc la thr hr'lt W 'h' ''.
t0rtUn of the district, aud aCcJiuil 2
of ,x.rrirncct miuiuy
49,. 49,. .t...t,.,i g.. r-..t r,..
rr,,,y,.r, s,n, Them are cl3.c &,
tne rich Ncrcur mine, when De- now
.vi.ifirr So. uDu IA r.llrpf mo.tA.
,rt. Az .. r..,....,.y. ut. b1.bl
'''
Quito p Too 'N'' p'it '' &c Nl''i''' O"
shown b. ,bccuutnn, maIu by young
Naaor uIigr Go" nt-f'"'ni hr
has au ouiiuu on % hll; teryHt iu MI
C.r,.l,. ,II.r.. V..r.tultloB, are
49,. f..... ....i .... ......,....,...I
'"'' ''''' ''''.''
10 no now cu' aHd tHh.' u'E'nh'hE H''
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p'eirel rom Tue tn.llr camp. l''l'
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Pacific r.iIroaI, came down nom the
capital thp u,utr day SAYS the Willard
county H."t.' la '''.iN' ,il'''
wort ON ther.u,I which viii convey
the water from Clear Lake g. the land
IN the vicinity Of Duhd. lbgfs Butte,
or the old California ranch. rrr tract
10 he covered viii bee known as .iy. /,
h. understood that Messrs. Melville AM
Ray ,i Fillmore, on Tue day signed
contacts 90 DO III the scrnping WORK,
and Will At once commence operations,
Erbr.In Eyseruriss. The hst
| polippunrry d.. thg Territory OF Utah
,'I,i,,i sin,..t vit,ir M. GorIef. III
,,iy rIty. and Ar pf..ent A moi beIup
v.rkrT This,sn Iad stals of affair.
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st,irrrd utI nver Inc terTitory. Tht
nr,l.,.r ,vorkinp Of This quarry would
r,v,. rmrisvmeut 10 a p1mbeT Of pe1
mn, apJ furnish freight Tor the rail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-18
FOR RENT.

rrWp ROOMS IJUNtsIup COMPLETE.
4 Hath. hot and cold water in house. NO,
20 10 70.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-12-15
Ayers SarsapariIIa
Prepared by DR.. J. G. Aver s. Co., Lowell, Mass.
Cures others,wiIl cureyou
A DOCTOR SUED.

Shamokin has an ordinance requir-
ing physicians to report all cases OF
contagious diseases to the board of
health. The ordinance has been dis
regarded, and recently DR.. ID. S. Hal
lonback, county treasurer elect, has
been sued for failing to report a case
Of scarlet fever This may seem hard
upon the physician, but it is often
times necessary to take extreme meas
ures to have an ordinance enforced.
An epidemic can only be averted by
early precaution. Bloomsburg has a
similar ordinance imposing a fine Of
twenty-five dollars for the failure of a
physician to report any case of con.
tagion. Some of our physicians are
prompt in making their report to the
board OF health others are a little
negligent, and if the ordinance were
enforced in Bloomsburg they might be
obliged to pay the fine imposed.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-12-15

Bishop Ilaman Of the minority fac
ton of the Evangelical church is ex-
pected to preach here next Monday
evening.
The young folks are taking advant-
age of the snow and the inclined
planes made by the hills, to their
hearts content in coasting. This is a
healthy and pleasant exercise an.
these hills certainly ought to be made
to serve some good purposes. A little
care should be taken on these dark
evenings when riding so rapidly that
no one is in the merry lightning ex-
presser.
Mr. John Emery Ewes, Of Millville,
is teaching singing school at this place,
and he also has quite large class at
Divide. He is an experienced tea CHI
er and is to be hoped that a choir
may be formed here 10 take charge Of
the music on all occasions.
Mr.. Gideon Shultz, the teacher at
this place being to Bloom last week
the school was closed except on Mon
day.
There has been right good sleigh
ing here for the past week, so that a
great deal of hauling has been done
to and from Benton on the sleds.