Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-21
BUSINESS And HINES
Pssilag Oh Tho Subject # U,c1riI.
tlCnal Repeal Of the Sherman sCL
DisnoSonl>G cay WARRANTS.
They are Il fused fof Regular Taxes.
Land Onlct--CoaiyIllc', El,c.
tic Plnnt.-Notcs.


Notwithstanding the hopeful tone Of
tho Auasolatcd Press iisrslohcs i0r the
wcsi, rn tho silver question, promi.
tout mln returning rom Washington
anu New York 10 not i,d greatly en-.
coursr,d ut the outlook foo iho white
me,al, aud speak not ally the posi-.
blaty bat the probability of tbcuncln.
diuunai repeal Of tho oliver purchasing
clsu.o OF tho Sherman nct. Notable
among these nfc ,x.Dlvefuors John
/ 20. Voutt and Jhmys 40 Gmut Of Colo.
RADIO. The former fayd tHo situation Sc
not aa bright us 70 app.hicl @ iyw dogs
go, and that there b. reason 90 fear
thlt Senator Voothco1 may carry
u,nou with him lea nir bal. elton.
Governor Grant, who is also one Of
tho chief mon conncr.sl with the
Omaha.Grant smduug company OF
Denver, anys; "li Nooibees votes for
unconditional repeal when .hr qurs.
ton come, up Ia The 5tuuie, It looks
now 90 ~ the proposition would carry
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bili e. sure to pass the House, despite
tho proposition TO establish itcu Clir-
age 90 2uto !, ur Any utlCr ratio. The
Item uf nuO will not .rHuy modify
tuu veto Boo either hUuHr OF Congress
wbUu tuu umo Tor auHln b. reached.
rLU effect ID the dtC'H tiUn attached
Go ihe Nulrnuta uili Wl. Do 80 keep the
oliver now c0ilpI uuu partly with
..II. Iu.t lIhr thg l.gaubuCks, but
mtutr purchases ol uulilJn, AMI pos.
Huiy OBI further coinage o' flvcr viii
uu cut on uutil such tille as au inter-
national agreement II reached, Times
la the Eaai are ns dull us "a Colorado.
There nro few people travelling on thu
cars, very isw at tue watering places,
aud In che big Fifth Avenue motel,
New YORK city, only sixty persons
were registered the Day ! was there.
The prevalence Of uatu umys 90 all the
cities, towns AMI manufacturing
cru,uf., East, West and South, makes
sentiment against ~ 800 tho silver
question. The nntional banks, the
local papers aHd the boards " trade are
uoyUiaiied together, aud "a go have
led the uiaHsts TO believe .uat thU ShVt.
man act II responsible fIr everything,
and s0 resolutions 20 60 C0ngT,ss from
such cities ~ Houston, Tex. and 81.
vannah, Ga, in favor of repeal. IL
repeal 10 carried all huHettl viii crop
10 = gold bgsis. A temporary revival
In New York may DO looked tot, largely
the TcauIt OF local sentiment, but In
the eud we may expect more fall
urrs, plenty OF receivers aud general
collapse In present yalues Of all kinds,
with the exception Of gold aud debts.
| III Ia lVHNrnaaNItIss "a FFHINlRn Inugg "A
vote will be reached "a the senate. The
light may last sixty days. lt II the
general belief however, that Gomu
kind Of controlling vote VIII be
reached during the extra session, The
silver senators are ready Tor "a long trtt
OF endurance, NJ unconditional repeal,
at this time, would cut of all hops OF
silver legislation during Clovcland's
tvTm.n
WARRANTS DIsuoNoRED.
"lIonoring tho cily's obligations" IL
something the present municipal Hd-
minislTntiOn has manifested no desire
to be- guilty o. by their wholesale
issue M result " what Mayor Baskin
himself describes as the "ineXcusa.
ble extravaganza" Of tho CITY
Council, tho warrants now 20
begging at figures far below
their lace value. To-day sales OF
warrants were made for cash as low IA
90 cents on the dollar, and at no
place can they be- changed for
cash at anything near what their
actual value should be, and at which
wOrkmen engaged on city cOnlraCts
have 10 take them.
In this regard their payment to the
wOTldngmen n actually a reduction OF
wages OF from ten 10 fifty per cent.
The lnbOrlng man who can get 20 to
IS cents cash on each dollar that he IN
compelled 10 receive In warrants for
its full value OF labor, In luckier than
the majority Of his class.
Thus II IN that the city d extTavRgance
Ia beginning 10 throw burdens on the
working classes; the profits on this
depreciation OF warrants arc 20 be
gathered IN by speculators. That IL
one way the scheme Is working.
There is another feature 10 he con
siderud. City warrants nre refused
by city officials In payment
u regular uNsF. The munici.
pnllly does not nunor It's own paper.
Collector Leonard is thn rep.
rtsenlative Of tho city In collecting It's
taxes, aud no has, In a number oi
| luhlhnCttt hptoluttiJ Itlhreu 20 receive
thege warrants In layment Of regular
E taXos, basing biz action ON the Tact
, that the Cty Council has not author
lied him 10 accept anything bus cash.
LAND OFFICE.
A desert land entry has been filed In
, the land oliice by Edwin J. Msllsr OF
Sanpe,e couuty, Titan, on the north.
west quarter NJ tho southeast quarter
aud the northeast quarter OF tho south
west quarter Ot suUuOn -, township II
south, range ! west, comprising eighty
acres.
Final proof has been filed by James
Wicr OF Weber county on the north.
west quarter Ol the northeast quarter
u section ~, township north, range
2 west, c1nts ming forty acres.
Isabella Edwards has flied home.
stead eutTy ON tho southwest quarter
Of section TO- township ! south, range
4 east.
Homestead entry has been filed by
William II. Triplrtt on lot 3 and the
, southeast quarter Of tho northwest
quarter Of section Z, tow nship IA south,
range eusi.
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