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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
bay xeur,lon % Milwaukee.

The d.. c. II. 81 NJ. Railway have ar
ranged Ia run an excursion To Milwau.
kee next Saturday. leaving Grand Rap
ids at 90 p. M. making direct connec-
tons at Grand Haven with steamer
City Of Milwaukee, arriving at Mil
uaukee at I'D p. m. Tickets will be
good 10 return leaving Milwaukee Sun,
day night at 900 O'Clock. Fare for tho
round trip. only $50. herths. % cents
extra. For furthef particulars apply at
city or depot office.
JAS. CAxrBELL. City Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

IN snail Nhste litnpisr,
and then spread 10 10
lassc yellow scahs. We
trisI two doctors, but
they col'i not do ~ any
good. 70 We tried StTf-
oVRA REMEDIES, giving
her n thorough wa-hinx (
thTeo fimes a day. AID
then using the ,rgIcCRs.
The fret at we tired
helped her. and before W
used four sets she vss
perfectly cured. Al Us
ago OF six months cur
faAv weighed thirfy.fcur
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

ruaira-a - mere than ordinary IN
..,rfar~r sfif -. brccKhf befcr~ To-
fssalsr s,r-fing < the Chii,irens Home
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

The Retail G-orer~ association has
passed the foiiovirx resalassa1s n the
death q John q GRAY,
wpxsEs@ The sand - Fa-ovisrree hes -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
Baby Cured ScalI Head
bad Case. Two Doctors No Good.
Tries Cuticura. First Set Helps.
Four Sets Completely Cure.

Our baby Pearl was born Nov. "a. 1891. From
her blrih che had ,csli Head until che was four
months old. then IL became wore and came out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
Cuticura Reso:vent

The new Bleed and Skin Purifier, Internally. and
CuTrcURA. the great skin Cure. and CuTIcrnA
Soar. an exquisite skin Besutihsr, externally. In
s,antiy relieve aud speedily cure every disease ard
humor % the skin, seaip and blood. With io-s ~
hair from infancy % age from prples 10 sefofalA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

y. W. Bliss a Co. 81 Monroe street
collect rcnts attend 10 repairs. tsses.
etc. Patronage solicited Phone llis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

pounds. Her skin IL fair aad smooth. and scalp
perfectly we'll. Portrait inclosed. ] rould not DO
without cUTtcuRs REMEDIES. and can recommend
them moot exccll. nj for children.
Ma. SIXTH JUBb, Vanderbilt. Mich.
fused the CrrrcrnA RyvEprys for about two
nnoniAs AID the entire sxPsnse was but $500,
which no ons would regret for rice smooth
ssin ], LETT my face In the bet Of conditions, free
from al pimpics aud tlo'chss- 4 eth use The
CCIIcUAA soar. and always -hail.
Y. RUFUS THOMPSON, Youngstown, D.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

Sold everywhcrs. Price, CrrrcrRA. soe.; Soar.
1se.. EKs0LsGSr. 81. Prepared ~ The forrrE
pKro AND CHKnscAL GosfoRArfoS, Boston
81" How 90 Cure skin Diseases" - pases. 50
illustrations. and lO0 testiInonials mailed free
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07
game. etc.

nCTIENTHl/EQ Always has in stock
ULfIfHfH6tlH the best OF fish.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-07

0l0V'c ssin and Scalp purified and heausihed
OQUI u By CUTICCRA soar. Absolutely pure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10
Conference Music.

Says Professor stephens: "The com.
ing Conference Is to bs no lees noted
Tor Its music than its other features. In
addition to our Tabernacle choir the
other leading choirs OF the Territory
that OF Logan, Provo, Ogden and
Manti, will DO here to swell the strains
Of melody.
"New music Is being composed,
printed anu mastered for the occasion.
In addition 10 this u musical lrast
awaits the tifly thousand visitors who
Will attend, Ia the shape oil the Grand
International Song Concerts, which
viii be given every night excepting
Sunday from "Wednesday, Aprii 9th,
TO Tuesday, April ll,h. This has been
advised, that all attending may have
the oppor unity OF enjoying an enter
tainment worthy Of tue occasion anu
not be compelled TO seek here and there
for inferior entertainments to make
their evenings pleasan, while on this
memorable visit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10

ing the American Encyclorc /, Ru
lauuiea ali sugge.tei t1at tue leafnr
attorney read over the valuable
articles on the subject OF prze lguiini
to be found In them. Sme VI the
witness definitions OF sporting term
were the cause Of much merfimeut
aud at times when the Gro s.firc be
tween Mr.. Evans aud himself became
very warm, II brilliant, the bailiii, hal
much diflicIlty In supp osing the
roars OF laughter from tho Rttentiv,
auditors. lie declared an upper cut g..
be cut Of the upper lip and "A lower
cut cut Of the lower lip. a blow a.
the mouth he d,fiued Va "mouser. "
Toe encyclopedia would bear hin uu
In these nssertio q, he said. Taken al
IN all, Powers mock trlal-briiliant ~
IL undoubtedly wns-cOuld not hav.
been In It with the gratis display OF vii
and wisdom yesterday. IL has been
suggested that tho defense give au
illustration OF the contest by sirippin4
Williams aud Turner Tor the ring auu
show the Jury Just how the thing q.
done for point. Unless the statutes
touch such cases the defense has tue
right ~ make such exhibition, nc.
cording to the opinion OF the leading
attorneys. The case will b. continued
this morning and may be concluieI
today.
While camped near the Hot Springs
Wodnesday night, John Spiers Ol
Plain City lost u horse, saddle aud
bride. The thief boldly united the
animal from the wagon ut when "
was tied, put on n saddle and bride
aud rode away.
Another lot OF Cinnamon from Hong
Kong In bond, for the Cuban plauta'
tons, will arrive from the west this
morning In charge OF two mltshnls.
There are seventeen In the lot am
they occupy specisl car.
General Manager Dodge Of the Rio
Gfande Western, who Has been attund-
ing the railroad meeting at Santa Bar.
bafa, Cal, will arrive this morning on
Southern Pacific No. 3, In mis- special
car "A.D
The machinery for the new Ice
manufacturing plant viii reach Ogden
by the 10Th, part OF 1t having already
been shipped. The question OF sites
IL still undecided. Mr.. Harding has
several good oilers under consideration.
Deputy Marshal Bush will arrive
from the north this morning with
Wilson, tho escaped convict, VINO was
captured at Butte last week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10
PROVO LETTER.
Court News.-Cullcge Athletics Win
Pick aud Shoy l.-Noics.

Spedai Correspondents oftie Nciri.
Provo, March l0.-FFank 5. Brown
was tried yesterday In the First dis.
trio: court on the second count Of
grand MISUNDERSTANDING the buggy Of
James Gnddie OF Lehi ON the night OF
October s,h. The testimony was sub.
stantially the same ~ offered In the
previous case. Tue jury, after being
out two hours, returned IA verdict Oi
pelit larceny, placing the value OF the
buggy at $40. lie was sentenced 10
five months imprisonment IN the
county jail.
The district attorney has dismissed
the case against Charley sam, the
Chinamin charged with selling liquor
without license.
a divorce was granted Andrew l..
Nielsen VI Spanish Fork from Annie
Christina Nielsen. fhe couple were
granted n church divorce In lSsl, and
have not lived together since. Mrs.
Nielsen has remarked.
The students Of the u. Y. academy
have been Mt WORK today gravoiing nnd
gra Ing the grounds ana walks about
the academy building. A number OF
citizens JOlued In tue work with their
teams.
In response to n Telegram from
Sheriff Freierlcks OF Grand junction,
Colorado, Sheriff Fowler has arrested
X. j. James, alias w. II. Wilson, alias
Jones, on the charge OF obtaining
money under false pretenses. The
prisoner was On the II. q. w. No. 3,
travelling west.
A bar association OF the First Ju.
dlcial district Is to be organized. At u
meeting OF the members OF the bar
held at the Court house In this city,
the following attorneys were elected n
COMMITTEES on constitution Of bylaws:
George Sutherland, ID. ID. Hour,
jacob johnson, Henry Adams and NJ.
NJ. Warner.
A reason IL given for the great in.
terost the prisoner Nichols has taken
In giving testimony favorable to de.
PENDANT IN the Brown larceny case. 1t
H. stated that Brown has $4,000 cached
near roleio, Idaho, the result nj a suc-
cessiul bank robbery, which In 10 be-
shared between the prisoners. The
story, however, Is not confirmed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10
StaPdard Cbur1b Works.

tses % Mormon. An account ~ ~
AnrioHt inAib.lnu ~ thn American Canu.
nent, wilton By She hand u Mormon up,b
plnles ttEen hnr ta plate, ~ NopAi. found
n,sr M,1c'7rr-. Ontario CO.. sos Y1it. ans
uaua.ainl by il1 Prophet Joseph vm,tt Or.
gu, tii5. fil up.a, tAuo. Pull R1sa. gu IS,
ful ho.f ,tm1n, ESQ., Fau Leather, oiahos,ea
ti2'' flI I'1, embossed. ttol
tpch OF MORMON. lirrya rHnt) Mars-,.
Efifa oI, % DID,, L9ther ont 600 Leather,
1" ,llA iiB.
l'eiiiuo nnu Covenants OF o., cAar.s a,
Jesus Clrr, OF L,uardly Saints claitniar
"a h''a.au.at glvon 90 Joseph smith. &c.. -
Prophet %. ila a4nluR np ~ ths Kingllm NJ
God DO ua laa. days uui, TAO. Pull niaA.
'Ail. f.. l1iH iiiii Pail uo.t .snai. mo,
tal A''.hfr, embossed. gL4s; Till Clola, en-.
bored. tl.u
1aetrias sui Covenants. tI.arg, Prin,N,
Noroc.o' Et,n uut, iaB, Lo,thsr, ant
800. leather, tl-3, Ciolh, ti.55.
feari OF Great pFiec. choice ss,ss,ion
nom DO hoycau1us TRANSACTIONS, and Nor.
rauo1- % '9e'ph Inin, nrtt Prophet, uo.s
add i'Voi'tor nf ,ho church ~ Jesus christ 1t
lAit'i-iAJ Saints Nprodto. out, u.1!
l''nr. lht, u.ol. Hoan ssc,, Clsth. en-.
boasod, snr.
NY ~ NV NNleuce OF Theology lie
signed a. au Introduction to ths Urit riinai.
pie % spiritual Philosophy, Religion, Law
aud olyeInmonL a. pyllsorui b., un An.
eionts, ard ~ test1rud Ia ulis ngu or tl, and
devcionuent NJ nivotsu uanto. t.4u. aHa
snneinfgn. ny FARLEY P. Pratt mn nau-
cfohos'si 5ic. rul Cloth. embossed. Doc.
joIee OF Warming, An Introduction O., On,
IMth and Doctrine = tbo Uhuach Of Do a,
Christ Of tAnsriay sanp ~ rtrf,y L..
rrhl- Pail Roam, embossed. slt! rau uuth.
cnn1sfcd, Sc, ilup cloth, 9sc.
spcnecT's Letters. Eth.brir., %, u.o,. Or. .5.
inoH d1riuue' oi The church a. 1-.ls c... q.
% latnf-iay saini'. ~ urs1n Spencer. a. d..
g vhieh 90 bso added biz Lsitsr on iatia
rehiu pri'r, 90 rsply 60 ha nag. william
oroe'l, A. 81, brtln. Macs. Iuu iionH. rm.
bp''sl, no., Pull cloth, ombo..yd, iss,
t"aihor. ESQ, unt, t7oo
Hymn Boob. Tsonueth Editinn. uiotn. 3,-;
ial hoan. la.j Fun Leather tio0. Leather,
extra nnilh. o. %. Leltior. aut. u5o.
'atUchism Tor Chiicren. rrtbltng Tho
prominent dogtrIHrs ut tho Church 81 J5yus
Christ u Lnitordly Saints ny John Ja1ua,.
LoaihoG aic. Cloth, ssc.. boards. gle ,
papHf Clyrr, Is.
1 Compendium II tho doctrine. Of TIE
Gospel By FrnhiIn D. Richard, and IA. A
L.ue. irt'hor, on tlOoi Leather, ITO,
Imitation Leather, tl25i cioh, 400.
icndy tefercnecn. Scripture tests arranged
va suu!'etHo pri0r, viii historical u,ls., slc -,
tss., DC. Aid tLol. according W binding.
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miseeIla3eouS Works.


Orson Prntts Works, q ssr',, oi pamphlet
on mo dl1sHnos Of ue s,ipsi, booS Of au
p,go', 7so.
unnd-uooiI 81 Reference 70 no tii,orn
chronology, religion .ai cnuuiry N tho Iattas
itv Atints-far F1intH and strasgors. Co
sfsst Meeting IEccord. 1 quire, U.s..
qufua, N.f5i 3qu'rs, Is.
saints nnd sinners, uyIlii Eobin.an, 7se.
The Fsn Of the Crcat ftcpubiic. ny "a,
Henry siandish covsrlao. lss.
z7ariyrdon Of Joseph Standing. Bv
John Nicholson, ess.
gtcm- 90 PEiesihood. ~ Prs,ide., yoap
Taylor, zoe.
The Boob OF JHshcr, cia.h Gnt tIIc.
Leather cut t31s.
Temples. Descriptive and distorted sketches q
ancient aud modern sacroi rlinsos With an
srpsndif, giving An account Of ihs laying OF
N" caustDno Of tho sat Lake city Temple.
ApriG, is9A Paper. ioe.
Dictionary Of sue Hook OF nIortaoa.
ciog, u.9s, unt,H7s.
History Of tho iior,nons, &c.
miiienniaI scar, ta-t volume, az oasA
Sournai Of Di,soussus, i-,ak volumes si.ss
me Martyrs. an anoounI Of no tnartyri,m 9.
Josoph aad iIyrum Smith, viii steel ougtsvinKI
Of these noble men, ~ l.. o. Liiuehald, SOC.
Gospel Philosophy, showing tho ib.urdin.,
OF inndoiiy aud mo harmony u Tho slsPeJ
with science ana history, 7Sc.
The Hand OF Providence, as shown in IN.
history u nations ami individuals, from Tho
great ap'siasy " ho rrfiou,iion u the so4psl,
en- Illustrated vura u as pasos-voTy lnla5.
esiinr, me.
Mormon" Doctrine, plain and -inipls .r.
pianalun N the principles ~ the gospel, in
twelve ter'aly-Sr.itsn chapters, viih arp-nii.
giving s'r'plrrN reigsonoas, By Charles ".
Pcur'so, &c.
Dialogues and Hocitationa, No.
contains pieoes suitable for public aud prtvat,
entertainments, 25c,
why We Practice Plural Marriage,
BY mormon" viio and aothor--IIolon slI
whitney, Cloth cover. ssc
unihWfui Capitalization, containing tho 70.
mmkAhlo ruling % ludg, O. 3 2ano in utaa
Territory on this important question. g5c
Eho Tennessee rassaCre md H. causes.
lecture by John Slchols1u, 2)a.
The Mountain Meadow Massacre ana
supplements givo fnn account NJ DC
tragedy, and place ne blame xhsro It properly
hHnuss, by q W ponfosa, zoe.
6lood Atonsment, BY O. W. rsnro-s. az.
plains Che doctrine a. understood ~ Lagtardsy
Saint, 9oc.
0es"iug. aud Recttations, second edition,
ah'os ~ rs pagvs, containing great variety
Of choice hsallngf and RociiA aous, compiled
By Prot J.n. PAM, soe.
An Epic Poem, BY Hannah I. King. psp.r
Ia asats sieth A. o.1,..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10

~ our stock Of clio hing. Looks, like
people, dinor. Some looks arc ugly.
others are pleasing and attractive. Tho
looks Of our suits arc elegant. handsome
and Inviting; that's why The lookf Of al
our customers indicate delight aud salts
faction. IL costs no hing 10 look. Tho
cost will como In whom YOU don't look, for
IN that case ouNl puy moro for an infer
ior sal @, and then "a poop In the mirror
Will show you looks of disgust. Don't
mako yourself look disgustpd. hut come
and make yourself look pleased, we'll
G-osasd n-d cgmi5T,ahio Ia oao Of our
stylish suits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10
SAVINGS BANK.

100 MAIN oTRnEr

100 MAIN BTREET.
Open saturday evenings from 10 O'Clock.
bpcr cont interest PAD On deposits OF yl.O0 or
more, and compounded four times year.
Utah lille Insurance & Trust Co.
CAPITAL, Sl5O,OoO, FuLL rAip.
T. Y. DoOLr, President; ". y. MoCoRsICi,,
Vice fresident A, l.. THOMAS, seey.i \. D.
" IcKs, Cashier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10
MONEY BROKERS.

Z .AHius n Wti.soN-il1 MATS -IHEET
/ otto % per rent on real estate. bank at0cs.
mortgages and all iirst clsas ftHIfIUU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10
FOR SALE.

IENlKAL rAiK lots. 500 ulIi MONTH.
X ~ u. MCCLtHn q 20, % M. .II .outh
fOD shares ~ brighton n o.. U.ul' etnck.
rltI y shares North Point Con. coma. Goo. Htucg.
i.s south Main. W. J. Mont I4..u
OtVJn WIN FOUR guUH ,IrrNUE
= ~ fhiti hast bctutU. l0uih and
mia south faro, lasY IfWH. W, b..
iubulrd. d west second -onll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10
FOR TRADE.

F,LtAH LpT--suUIH hSu IN-U. fog
\ guilty IN 60 10, ~ 500 Ward. j. W.
hutftus. 43 ". Second -uuih st
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10
CUTICURA BABY

This beautiful baby hoy. the son OF
Gu1. -. and Jauetta Harris, Webster.
lnu., " one NJ Thousands completely
cured by this CUriCUHA REMEDIES OF a
tottuflng ani dishgutng skin disease,
after many doctors and rtmodits had
wholly failed. The marvellous cures
daily performed by these great romrd-
los have astonished nll familiar with
Them. None but mother, renlizs now
theie little ones suffer when their ten.
DER skins are literally on fire with
ilching aud burning cczemns, and
other Itching, scaly, blotchy aud
pimpIy skin aud scalp diseases. To
Know mat a single application Of the
tuticuNA REuguirs will afford Ia.
slant relief permit ftst anu sleet, nm 2
POINT 10 permanent cure aud ccOnOml.
cal lurcnusc most speedily cure, and
no u use them, h to fail ia your duty.
Parents, think OF the mental and
physical suffering 10 hs endured In
yeafs 10 come from neglected sBin,
seal and blood diseases. Cures maze
Ia Infancy and childhood afe almost
Invariably permanent.
Sold oven where. Price: CuricuRA,
~ ci".i SpArs % c'-.: RIsuLVENg, sI.uu.
Prepared lW p0fflu nufsa ANtt 4 tft s,ff-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10
Dress. Goods!

Our Si.oo and sL25 Dress Goods at Csc
Our COG, Csc and 75o Dress Goods at 45c.
Our Csc and 4Oc Dross Goods at 25c.
Our Sl5o Broadcloth, 81 inch wde all colors at soo
Our Sl5o English Storm Sorgo and black at $780,
Our Priostloys Black Dress Goods at wonderfully low
prices.
our Volvos and Pushes will DO included in this saIo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

[, ,IAIY on COMMISSION TO AGENTS
- TO handle the Patent chemical lnk Eras.
ton OF the age. krasg. iuk thoroushly 10 two
seconds. sMorks Ike magic. 20 TO 300 ucr
cent. prob Agents masking 50 por week. We
also want n general agent tu take charge OF ter
fltory. aud appoint suu.ugrnts. 4 rare chance
~ make money. Wrtr for tcrme ana sample OF
or sing. Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co., \ sj1 La
Cr1sec, Wis,
- EMuNLD - SMITH 4 ADANt- TENT
III ana Awning Manufacturers, t. o. Com.
me cal St nirOna, Cl.l zee u,
HARvEY HANDY, EOOMs y AND m,
i EaElo Hoes.
Echi estate, loans and Investments.
n you mean busiucfs-cumo sec me,
uAyE YOUR WATER rAXEs RAID
The record-union., 1893-08-31
READ THIS, 1T WILL PAY YOU.
Grass Valley Gold Mines.

A MONG THEM IS THE HORSESHOE
n mine, situated about two miles south Of
Grass Valley, lying between the Omaha and
Allison Ranch mines, the best locality in the
district.
The claim consists of I, 800 feet along the
course OF ledge, and 500 feet each SIDE of
same, with considerable timber on surface
Inc improvements comprise hosting and
pumping machinery, in place, ana an over
shot water wheGl-all incOscd in suitable
buildings. \ large ditch supplies cheap water
during all seasons Of the year.
4 two compartment inclined shaft is down
22O ieet. About 90 tons OF quartz has been
extracted and milled, averaging SO per ton
not including sul pnurets.
Greater depth is required to further develop
the mine, and for this purpose a new COM
pany has been organized. which has a bond
upon the entire property from the owners at
- 1900, payable in yearly installmculS of
$4,000 upon the 18th day OF August 1894
$4,000 upon the 1 9TH cay of August 1898.
1886.
1t is fully expected that the prize of the
property will be realized from the profits OF
working tie mine long before the above in
sJallments tall due.
The present company has Incorporated with
100000 shares ut a par value Of 81 per share.
seventy thousand shares viii be paced on
the market, for which the subscribers shall
pay upon the 1St day OF each month com
lnenctng with the 1st day of September 1888.
Ia cents per share, being the only cost at
tached to the stock for which they lave
signed.
These payments shall continue until tile
lnlne is placed upon a paying basis, which
Will be, 1t Is thought, in about six months
time. Possibly sooner.
Ih1s plan Will readily recommend itself to
all, as the subscribers know the exact amount
| that they have to pay each month. All money
received by the company will be used excIu-
sively in working the mine.
The above is considered by many to be the
best partially developed property in the dis
trict, While all cOncede that it is among the
best.
The object of Offering the stock at such ex-
ceedingiy low figures ana upon sucu favorable
| terms, Is TO encourage investors to subscribe
at once, honestly believing that they will re-
celNe handsome returns in q reasonable time.
in proof OF the theory that ours is the ex-
| tension OF the old Allison Ranch mine we
have the testimony OF the old miners who
have worked in both mines They say that
the formation and nature of the ground are
Identical with that of the above famous mine.
The communication below from an old
mill man whose reputation for honesty and
integrity Is the very best, bears out our claim.
Those thinking Of subscribing or wishing
further information please call on or com
muntcate with JOHN +. COOPER President.
631 street. Sacramento, Cal.
The record-union., 1893-08-31
DEFEAT OF THE GAMING ORDI-
NANCE.

Such of the press as have taken occa-
sion to speculate in an unfrlendIy man.
ner upon Sacramento, because some one
proposed to move the Trustees of the city
to license gaming. will please do the city
the justice of now giving equal publicity
to the fact that Sacramento has not licensed
gambling and will not do so.
In this connection, now that the City
Trustees have refused to pass the ordi-
nance that was offered as an attempt to
license gambling-despite law directly
forbidding such procedure and making it
crime to pass such an ordinance-the
RECoRD-U MON recalls the fact that this
journal has always set It's face firmly
against this licensing. Though so large
number of citizens petitioned for the
ordinance, the RECoRD-UNIoN could not
assume an attitude of contemptuous dis
regard for the law of the State. We were
satisfied, as we were on former occasions
when like efforts were made, that no
municipality could afford to take the step
proposed.
The action of the City Trustees will be
hailed throughout the State with pleasure.
and the vote OF its members against the
proposed ordinance viii be commended
generally. As for the RECORD UNIONS
part in standing alone in opposition to
the petitioners, it in no wise impugns
their motive; it accords to them the right
OF judgment, and comedies that there is
wide and honest difference of opinion
upon the question, but it is content to
stand by its own judgment, conscious
that the day will come when even the
petitioners will confess that the RECORD
UNION is right in this matter.
The record-union., 1893-08-31

THE press of the State generally should
aid a most excellent movement, one that
in our opinion is the beginning of great
good for California, by reminding the
people who have been chosen delegates
to the State Road Convention, that that
body is to meet on the 9TH OF September
at noon in Sacramento, and that it is of
the highest importance that all who have
been elected to represent any county or
organization should attend. 1t will re-
quire some little personal sacrifice, to be
sure, but the matter in hand is of such
prime importance to the whole State that
it would be lamentable if this first effort
in good road agitation in California should
not be a successful one.
The record-union., 1893-08-31

CHOLERA has appeared in Vienna, de-
spite the efforts of the officials to prevent
its entrance. This was as expected, for
the plague has never appeared in Hun
gary that it did not find its way to the
Austrian capital. But it is not likely to
spread in the great city, though it is
rapidly investing Europe. The authorities
of Vienna have adopted very complete
system of sanitary regulation and have
the power to enforce it among the people.
Cholera and filth are friends. The pest
cannot endure where it does not find its
companion, and in Vienna the capacity
to enforce sanitary observances is in a
large measure insurance against its be-
coming virulent there.
The record-union., 1893-08-31

THE devastations of the recent storm
at the East appear to have been more
widespread and to have resulted in
greater loss of life and property than any
one in the history of the century. The
tale Of woe now being recited as the after
math of the storm is very saddening
one. All we can do is to sympathize
with the sufferers. Thus far there has
been no call for aid, the local communi-
ties appearing to be able to meet all
pressing demands.