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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-09-12
Miss Rose Melville.

Miss Rose Melville, the soubrette with
the "Ieb" Co, which plays at the Opera
House next Tuesday evening, is one Of
tho ~cleverest soubrettes of the day, and
OF all the funny character parts that wen o
ever introduced on tho stage, Miss Mel
Vile deserves great credit for being the
originator of the funniest. She plays q
part in the last act called isis Hopkins
n 1t is entirely a new characterization
to the stage, ana she actually gets more
laughs III five minutes than some com
edians get in a whole evening. Besides
tho new character, Miss Melville intro
duces several catchy singing and dan
cling specialties, and wears some stun
ming costumes.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-09-12
Mr.. j. NJ.

Mr.. Visanska is again at his old stand
ip theT raynbam and Dial building, and
has one ofthe very bandsomest stores in
the city.
MIR. Visanska is himself in the North
now selecting a fine line of jewelry and
silver ware. He will have the hand
somost stock this season that has ever
been shown in Laurens.
Mr.. Visanska is always prepared to do
repair work in the most efficient man
ner.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-09-12
For IN

The following are the contributions
made in this city for the Beaufort suf-
ferers:
Cash contributions, white and colored
citizens, $7l.65; Kings Daughters onter-
tainment, 1874; Knights of Pythias S25;
contributions in food and clothing, val.
ued at $500. Total, $43O.65.
Tue amount which has SO far been
contributed for the sufferers is nothing
them comfortable. 1t Is therefore to be
hoped that u people will continue to
send in Contributions SO far as possible.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-09-12

A meeting Of the board or City School
trustees will be held to-day to consider
tie action ofthe State board of exami-
ners IN changing the school books. II il
that h change will involve
the expenditure of $4,000 to the children
In this city and it is probable that the
board will demonstrate.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-09-12

1t was reported r yesterday that a
white man named Jenkins was danger.
ously shot by a negro at a negro ascot
alton near Fountain Inn, Sunday. The
negro was arrested and carried to Green
vile. 1t is SAID that there was great
disor' or at the association during the
day and that quantities OF peach brandy
were sold and drunk.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-09-12
Eureka.

\ have secured the exclusive right of
tho use OF the celebrated Anmsthetic
EUREKA, which is q Brazilian prepa-
ration guaranteed to contain no dele
terious matter and to extract all teeth
absolutely without pain. TITS indeed a
boon to mankind. GIVE me a call and
be convinced as to the satisfactory ma
p. ,. COMMON,
Aug, Is, 90. .3mo. Dentist.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-09-12
Notice o~fNIeetinc.

Board Of Control for Laurens County
will meet in office OF n. G.. Watts, Esq,
on September 18th, 1893, at 10 O'Clock, a.
M, to consider Petition for Dispensary,
H, E.. GRAY,
Chairman.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-09-12
THE

Mrs. David Aiken, OF Coropaca, Wis
tied her brother, DIR. Confof, list week!
Sam Wilkes has returned from tn,
North.
Mrs. Guy Garrett has returned from
visit to relatives in Virginia.
Miss Mayme Ferguson is visiting in
Charlotte, Nc.
Thomas Watts and Vance Irby have
returned from a visit to GreenviIle.
Messrs. Walter Hunt and Frank vii,
son were up from Newberry last week.
Rev. Mr.. Burwell, of Fairview, was in
town Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. N. j. Holmes are visit
ing in the city.
Miss Beulah Bale leaves to-day for
Roanoke College, Va.
Mr.. l.. G.. Bale paid a flying visit to
G~reenville Friday.
Miss Name Leak and Miss Julia Lit
Tie OF Canton are visiting at DIR. Irby's.
Miss Josie Minter left on yesterday
for the Clifford Seminary at Union.
Mrs. Susan Williams, of Mountville,
Is visiting DIR. Barksdale's family.
Editor Thomas of the Baptist Courier
and DIR. Bailey Of Greenville wero in
town yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Burwell and wife, of Fair
view, visited relatives in town last
week.
Mrs. j. r. Minter and Mr.. Willie Min
ter, havo gone to visit relatives at
Glenns.
Mrs. Christy and family, of Columbia,
are visiting the family of Mr.. William
Powers.
Mr.. N. b.. Dial has returned from an
extended business visit to Lexington
county.
Mr.. John DeShields, n former citizen
OF Laurens, now of Spartanburg, has
been visiting his old friends here.
James Dial and Conway Dial, sons of
Capt. Albert Dial, have gone to the Davis
School at WINSTON, NC.
The Greenville News states that Col.
A. w. Burnsides has moved to Green-
willie.
Mrs. Margaret Hart, of Brooksville,
Florida, is again with her son, Mr.. Gus
Hart, after a s~ojourn with relatives in
the county.
Mr.. d. G. Smith, of Waterloo, brought
the first bale of new cotton to town last
Friday, Sept. sth., and sold it TO MIR. II.
d. Lake.. -
Miss Burnham of Baltimore, who is to
have charge of Simmons Bros.' milli-
merry department this season, will ar
rive next Tuesday.
j. NJ. Visanka's Jewelry store was
closed yesterday and will remain closed
to-day on account of the celebration of
the jewish New Year r 'idays,
The following party left for Chicago
ann the Fair Thursday: Mrs. Sue Pluss,
Mrs. Mary Il. Todd and Sam Todd, Miss
Mary Rivers and Miss Eliza McCaslan.
They will be joined by Mr.. and Mrs. d.
III. Counts, at Greenwood.
The criminal docket of the Mayors
court discloses that during the month of
June, before the bars we're closed, there
were fifteen arrests and convictions on
the charges of drunk" or "drunk and
~disorderly." During the two months of
July and August there was but ono ar
rest and conviction OF the same charac-
ter. 1t would seem that Laurens has
been experiencing dry times indeed.
Mr.. Sam NJ. Wilkes, who has been Wis
ting his sister-in-law, Mrs. Carrie VOLS
Wilkes, during the past week, returned
south today. Mr.. Wilkes has won many
friends especially among tho young peo-
pie during his annual visits here by his
genial manner md genuine qualities that
mark him as atrue southern gentleman.
Port Jervis IN. W Union.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-09-12
Children Cry for Pitchers CastorIa.
NOTICE..

ALL Persons having business with
the school Commissioner will find him
in his Office ON Saturday of each week
until further notice.
Respectfully, r
THOS, j.. DUCKETT,
School Commissioner Laurens Go.
Aug. 9Th 1893--S9-tf
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-09-12
Business Notices.

The serious question with us now is
whether or not we will have sufficient
room for the immense fall stock we are
now receiving. Simmons Bros
Look at our new stock at the china
store of glass, crockery, china, lamps,
tinware, woodenware, etc. Wilkes d.
Co.
Gle IN Springs water will cure rheu-
matism. Forsale by Kennedy Bros.
A full line new lasts in zeigler Bros.
fine ladies' and children's shoes just in.
Try them if you want the best. Sim
mons Bros.
1907 yards Ingram carpeting from 1Sc
to 85c per yard. just arrived Saturday.
Glenn Springs water is atried cure for
all troubles arising from kidney, liver or
blood diseases. For sale by Kennedy
Bros.
Our fall stock of shoes everything you
want from 25c per pair up TO tho bost
made. Simmons Bros.
1917 yds. short length carpeting from
1 to IL yds long, fringe to match, at a sac
INV NV ~ phiNos Viihoo " Sos
Glenn Springs water is specially good
for all kidney u bladder troubles. 1t
will remove stone from the bladder in a
gentle n speedy manner For sale by
Kennedy Bros.
Our stock of dress goods is almost
double what II was last season. Every
thing new and stylish In this line and
prices low. Simmons Bros.
IS piece genuine china set reduced to
$1,000. Wilkes China Palace.
win you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver trouble whom Glenn Springs
water will cure you. You car get ii at
Kennedy Bros.
How is this? 10 pieces chamber set
only 81 90. Wilkes& Co.
If you arc suffering from headache,
loss of appetite ard weakness, try a case
of8lenn Springs water and you will feel
better. For sale by Kennedy Bros.
For sale.-Indian Game Cockerels and
Pallets from imported strain, apply to
w. III. MARTIN.
Having lost my gin house by fire /
will sell cheap one hand press, used two
easons and one 4-horse power engine.
ALLEN DIAL.
Glenn Springs water is kept in cases
and ON draught by Kennedy Bros
Go to j. O. g. Fleming & Co.'S. for
Woods Perfect Preserving Powder, for
preserving Apples, Peaches, Pears,
Plums, Cherries and fruit or every kind.
Also, Vegetables such as Corn, Beans,
Tomatoes, Peas, 9Th. Perfectful harm
less, and guaranteed a genuine preserve
tive.
One package will be sufficient to cover
about 8 gallons of Fruit, Etc. Price %
cents.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-09-12

What do you take medicine for?
Because you are sick and want to
to get well, or because you wish to
prevent illness. Then remember
that Hoods Sarsaparilla cures all
diseases caused by impure blood
and debility of the system. 1t is
nHS what It's proprietors say but
what Hoods Sarsaparilla does
tells the story of its merit. Be
sure to get Hoods and only Hoods.
Purely vegetable--Hood' Pills
25c.
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LOCAL.

Young men, see notice I'm another col
OF competitive examinations for
appointment to scholarships In the col.
lege of Charleston.
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Parents Heed!

The naturalization fee of the Graded
Schools has been raised from one to
two dollars.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-09-12

When the hair has fallen out
leaving the head bald, il the scalp
IS not shiny, there Is a chance of
regaining the hair by using Halls
Hair Remover.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-09-12
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1893-09-12

TO THE MEMoR OF MISS MAMIE ROLAND
BY L SABBATH SCHOOL TEACHER
N MEMBERS OF HER CLASS.
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or wae warmly opplauded, ami a uni.
vefknl Feeling prevailed tint two Of
the greatest tenCncrs iu America stood
before them,
NOTES.
fIoL Andrews surpassed himself
this morning "A the presontatiou Of his
topic in IT,. 4. History. lie ccftaiuly
handled his subject Ia a masierly man.
uof.
Or. Hasbrouck, president Of the
board Oi directors Of the Uiah Normal
college, was u caller this morning.
Principal Reed, formerly Of the Del
Notto school, Colo, attended the sus-
sion today. Mr.. Reed has accepted n
position iu the schools OF this city, the
coming year.
Superintendent Millspaugh Of the
city schools was visitor TO-DAY.
Castle Gate IL represented In the
person Of Niles II. Mcdonnell.
Mr. J. Husc, superintendent Of the
New West Educational commission,
was spectator this morning.
About two hundred ami fi'Iy teach.
ere have been enrolled on the summer
normal regl'.or
odd he owe Hall should be- crowd.
Cd 10 lie utmost capacity tomorrow
evening 10 listen 10 Dr. Whitl's clio.
qurnt and scholarly address upon The
Duty OF the Hour. Dr. White has
truly been denominalod "rhu Wendell
Phillips Of the American PLATFORM"
Mlss Winston T. using with signal
succcsa rubbs's sightreadlug chart, In
conducting the musical department OF
the summer school.
Mt. d. 4. l.. MrCofkic, Of the Ontario
school, Park CITY, has been IN active
participant ia the daily exercises OF
the summer school.
Prof Eddingfuld, accompanied by
bic c.nss Ia physics, visited the electric
light plant today 10 study tue iutrica.
cirs OF the system that produces one Of
the modern wonders Of the worlt.
Dr. J. Il. park,o, the Utah Magyar me,
was a visitor today.
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this year could not exceed sl5U,O01-
possibly with the abatsmentn made up
70 date only q 10000. Among matters
demanding their attention was the
condition Of the county poor
house, the capacity Of which
was wholly inadequate TO meet
existing wants. The place was % full
now that tire feet Of tho inmates
were positively sticking out OF tho
wiDduwti II this % per cent reduc.
ton were made, Il would mean about
s35, 900 cut or the amount named.
5plectman BambergoFs motion
found no sCoonuUr.
The voting ON Cahoon's motion was
ns follows:
Aye Blair, Caho0n, Hriss, (3l.
Nl-BamhsTgUf, Morris (2.)
Morris voted in the negative, not.
wlthstaudiug what he said.
The petition was accordingly re-.
jected.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

TIM Nou0As.-JlhuN ataut aud wife, Evans.
ton, Myo, > % pTHEH, Omaha. MIss Moulc
uon1u hlk Mount john A Brown. Thomas
Fowler, Provo, 4 MuHnti. Newcastle, England
o Munro, Cheyenne; W IOlinH and wife,
Beaver CITY. q strtra gnd vito. chicago. % NJ
Cameron, san Francisco ~ % Daley and wife,
lituu liuuk, Ar.i NW nllHman, ogden. u /,
HARRINGTON, Now nrt 10 Chusly Laramie .
! .. bUydVn. CuUly.lr Utah " 4 'rh and
wards, Gals vs. . Robinson. OrNntHylllu, lAu,
d q DcEnson, London. Ene'aut, Thos KOS.
k4nsaa CITY. % IS CHISHOLM. 90 A Solomon.
Mrs U smith, Nra Van Hnod, Evanston. WNu.
IhomHH NutuIIY, 70 W harrington Nevada .
lii Fargo Sow Nurt Mrs 10 % llnst, Mus.
kCguu, Mich, George liugHtuli u q We tern +,
j. 10 Uathuutui Misi Hattie iiuhh1rn, Mrs
Annie MllaucH Evanston T. Mitchell, Coal.
Yllo, Utahi "a tlrstlphofson, hawlinf.
TIM rEMrLrroS-u ~ Fowler Miss Laura
y Fowler. Irlo, Ia, 80 kluAtrict 80 Joe
Chester 0, Len, Lincoln, Noli Louis March.
spokane. = 10 TrmUlU ~Hu Francisco, j Uhld.
win. Austin, IuE . 10 MIrlCIl, Aspru, Colo .
u Thomas and 30. NauNllIo, kas. ~
a Joseph Mrs nr Irouu, Council
IlluHa. "a. j NJ .uusGl urloElyp, O. II
bradshaw, omaha, o. d nrvcn, uostDn; W j
Palmer. Sow Nayrn, Conn jROsruurrF, q a.
Grafton, umahni = h'roonnuiu, Miss
Knrorniuuu NlHs lic1uoushy, Austria, Alra
Jones Portland. ufo pc IlHy., Ogden. T.
urgua1 SrW York, Governor VIM i Stone
and wife. MIas kHHrarlug, Jefferson CITY Miss
Inner. oIumhIl. NH. Mics Mabel Stone, Mics
Mildred, Mics Kmurugh Jefferson tity. Mo .I
- smith. no l.IuiH. WIN q AlgNUIll, omaha Goo
Miller. HarrY ,lriBlu, Sow N0rh George
Drana, liuig iors, Arkansas
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NEW YORK, Aug, 2l.-Tho visible
supply Il grain IN store ant atloat, a.
COMPLIED by tho New York Produce
Exchange on Saturday, Aug. %. ~ a.
follows Wheat b7,sl3,UJ0 bushels,
decrease OF l,r6G, 900; corn, $3.50, 900,
a decrease ~ 20 900; uatF, ., 800 nu
Increase cf 10000; rye, $1,000, an In
crease OF 1000; barley, $4,000, an In
crease VI $4,000.
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Speaal HuBaisa 20 nc NlwA
ClIEYESsE, Wyo., Aug. 2l.--
Ranohmyu who recently came In from
the north report that wolves arc very
Troublesome Ia the northern part Of
Converse county and 10 Weston and
Johnson counties. AZ macy as thirty
OF these animals have bean sesu la
one bunch. 30 many Of tho animals
were killed In Weston county thst tho
county c0mml-Ei8uors were compelled
to suspend The bounty law which
allows s. Tor taoh scalp.
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KANSAS CiTy, No., Aug. 2l.-A
special from CaId0, 1. r., states that
Treasurer McCuuaiu failed aud the
payment a leased district money to
the ChUclaw indians has ~ s,Up. He
huI over million dollars cue the
Chociavs In MS possession. Tue bond
h only $4,000. TIE Ch0ctgws are
vVry blue,
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sftHsi Hlpa'al 20 me NEWS
CHEYENNE, Wyo, Aug. 2l.--A
bltiug irost visited this section night
before last. But little damage was
done Ia this immediate vicinity. On
the Laramie plains over ia Albany
county, 10 was more revere. IL is re-
ported that the potato crop IN ruined
ana every kinl u vegetation shows
the effects OF the white iT0st.
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Mls.nnrl,s Gnrernor.

Governor Stone Of Missouri paid
Wei, TO the executive Office this morn.
ing aud had long conversation with
Acting Governor G. G.. Richards. The
governor aud his party went out %
Sailor iIug afternoon ami Will leave
salt Lake tonight.
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uaIH .fcuty cash. 1I. .VuI..
IuTsH -tCaIy. each. 1870. -tUt. 30.
lHrl .rt.uly cash. 800. sept.
lIUa-tlgsIy sCrts 1N.
liyr-lHI..
harley Nominal
rlaraYf
IImuInH 1900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-21

rrtN At Luna. Npu WrN0U. Aug q. i-G.
Bertha daughter 90 John iiUurg and Emma
y brown ltty -lH leave. twin sister.
Belle. aud wl. born juno lI, JOSS.
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SAVINGS BANK.


AGO MAIN aTREEP.
Omen Saturday evenings from 20 B O'Clock.
5por cent iutorrat PAID ON dcpouta OF 3tO0 or
none, auu compounded four umea yotr
Itch lille Insurance & Trust Co.
0uAl, giGUO, TuiL rAiD
j. T. Dooty. pIuildeuti W. s. MCConNtCK.
Wee. rrrsiicuU A. J.. IHuTAs, sooy,. D.. o.
NlJkk, OAsniUr
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
ursuurD OPERATIONS.
Employment Given 60 ro~r Thousand
itHnds

NEW NOWt, Aug. 2l,--rhe Have
meyer Sugar Refinery, Williamsburg,
has fgauuod operations today giving
employ meut % four thousand hands.
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"H.NIAHHs
c. T.. Wauuand 60 Mary stevens.
part OF soeuUu %, township /
south, rlulu ] HIs. ........ ...........h %
q. D.. Mainland 90 d. %. Young. lots
va Douglas Uia.utsss.sstsssss....-.. Oh
q D.. Mainland 60 q. %. Young. lotg.
block p. Plat % .'.t. 1900. .a.....,.. 90
pa, Il. i'...i-.... .,;.'.,.,,,,-.',' 900 90
trAucos O.. .slt property in
D.. g. e. iicsc1 &, william Mciiic.
part of .u. 3. NUU. o., plat N....- 60
Oscar urggnrll anu yiir 90 Law
romeo NgNAHIU Int ID aud 20,
block r. Nus.IUHr uiArr....,s eco UI
D.. ". byulur Goo Jamie. oliumlan,
lUa 10 uuu D.. coates q 'Hrum'a
subdivision. and other property. % 10
Ruth " DIuiuuur Dt ul DO fmuk
foutf. IHIs uu1 i, block Q, hci.
mont HuHuHIHINIs .Hs.st.tsst ........ $50 90
q. D., WAuGHHI Co., q HIIu Mainland
port section. n1 t, township
uurih. range ulst,,.s,.a..ss.,.... 90
boz l'arl ii9sI.,all, -. $3.50 90
lo.5 block pa. 4, o., 29 90
John iulwhrTH Goo Auu Iulmhrrg,
part aCrHDu So tuNubhp huuh,
range MuH'Hfrrr .HHH.ssssr..... 90
LouI. b., lluru QUO vito io Emapugl
Lehman. port 'us q, 'nl q, block
John iiuutgr utuIfo Join a. klugp
Ter, IDt .. hurt 40, Kinney &
huur'uEH HlNnIII.l Niece. t.ss....s Uu
Eugene %. fU..Wr1 suu we i1 LOWS
iugHp part lui D. block %, plat a,
Martha Moaru CO. Jerome slcmuoiiots
lr block 0, Stain street aud state
Ions S'' fa ',aI' III aIto i'i' faiimcf. ' "
purt lotl. bloc. 20, byc aero a,
bls tlold survey a..''''''ss'.'.'', 800 w
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It will be noted iLa. the bolus s,ls,d
tor amounts &C.:

~ AAA"hAaH. I'VE
l-lughl o. way through the Oily,
anu 20 the other hallway dgputa.
2-AbOut five acres Tor dcIot
grounds nj the foot OF East Temple
street, IN y nth S0lth.
3-rWeuty acres iIr shore, etc.
4-PIonter square, valued 90 $40,
900. This b. apart from any stated
uecsesities Tor railway,
6-OUo hundred thousand dollars IN
cash,
8.-rwenty.fyo thousand d5llurs
land bonus adjacent 10 chop grounds.
The Chamber Of Commerce has the
matter under consideration. b
Officers expires no opinion uu
AZ present. Tue railway COM
pauy named is Co Them M utbn0o %
Organization; Mt Hail ~ alec uu
entire stranger ana who hls bscktr
are has not 81, been diyulg,d. Iu,
chamber requires further i'm ,omatlun
b.forr action will Doc tukon Ia the meat %
time, TIE gentleman will have ui.
opportunity Ut ptysrniug these items
more fully than ho Ina, yet done.
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pal throughout fHH world. Price. CUHHrHt.
t1f., SOAP .ar.s li.aIfFrst co. IHU.r. u..4
Asu DurN. CuEf., |.e Iu.H.'.H. I..I.H.
Es-"tiow to Conc Shin Disease" m...I fro.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-21

4 great drive IN NECKwEAR, teolxs aud
i-n hands 2ic, worth 100 each.
Closing ont LAoos, Summer Dross Goods,
Hophyu, Ginghams, White Wash Dress Goods.
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CUTlCURA WORKS WONDERS

CUuUUuA UITIuH"H cleanse fHH .IHf.m hv
external and internal medication uf r.UH DUIH.
uUu, iWUufIF HUI N|.|H#"t HUN constitute IIU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-21
THAT RAILWAY SCHEME.
The Chalk Creek Nan hakes His
Proposition,


The gentleman who approached the
Chnmuor OF Commerce with ytop1ai.
ton for a railway from Chalk Crre, TO
this city aud on to the Coast ha, teen
heard from again. Today the Cham.
Ter received letter stating just what
ho wanted. Here itiss
CoALvLLE, aug. Is, 1903.
w, L.. Hubbard, President Chamber
OF Commerce, Salt Lake CITY.
Gentlrmen-AB SHALL not be-
through with my work 40 ag 10 yet to
Salt Lake CITY as expected, and shall
have 10 DO field work 90 tue east Of
here, submit herewith a proposition
Tor your considerations.
The company will want right Of
way through the city, entering ou ot
near Eleventh south street, mud run.
ming west to Third OF SECOND East
strtet; then north tn Ninth south
street; then west to SIKH Ur Sos. nth
Wet etttei; then southwest 10 city
limits. Where the line crosses Main
street they would want fog depot pur.
30 e. u tract 100 feet wide, on the
north side " Ninth South street,
commeuciur nt State sfrJl aud run.
ming west to Woat Temple street; this
tract 10 be used for sluC ttacs aud dup9,
turposcs. They will want tito came
privileges gfnntcd them for tracks ~
other railroad dopOts nE ate given other
companies. They viii want shop,
round house and yard grIuuda either
Ia the west part Of tue city ut near
where they enter the CITY That will
require about two ulyCtF OF KrUunu
anu would want 10 be located suitably
Tor purposes Intended.
The bonus above right VI way nud
building gfOunua would be the For
block On SECOND Wet between Third
aud Fourth South streets, aud d Is 20,
OO1) twenty.G W thousand dollar bonus,
when thu road ir C)mIluiul from Chalk
Creek coal fields % sal, Lake CITY.
Then " hen the iold Do completed a.
! the coast they urr 10 receive $4,000
| each b nus aud s25, 900 worth VI real
estate ayJHcout to the shop grounds.
For tho above described privileges
Ruu bonuses tue directors of toe GrJru
! Mountain, SAT- Lake aud California
Railroad Will agree 10 mako Salt Lake
Guy their principal place OF business
/ for shops aud construction. Iuv fDli
I 10 be standard gauge with now equip.
ment; 10 commence work hs soon ar
! the above privileges ore u'tC.u upon
and ~ push the work until completed,
fifst from salt Lake CITY o. the coal
Fields then % the coast.
lfit Il 20 that the company can do
! 80, they Will build ouHl IuIm thuuIui
| tuius al The same tlnU they are build
| inc Wpst frUm Entt Luke lIIu. uH thpN
intend 10 make connection Ia Cos. .
/ RADIO with a fgilfDuu thai VIII Una o /,
| difcc, liuu 10 Chicago llls. lhry
/ DO not wan, tho uOuusus assured onIy
a. coon as che described work Ia done.
II this %. p1slIi0g meets with you
/ approval We vii pleased 10 hcsj
/ from you ~ an carly uulu auI meet yUl
aud make the Necessary agreement o
/ carrying out tho work
| am most re- puytuUy you're,
ArntU.g % Haur
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