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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-12
Dicese, no sabemos con gu

Dicese, no sabenos CON que fundamento, que
se ha rec bido un telegrama anuncando que se
ha pospuesto el dia de salida de los Infantes de
Espana que no sabe caal sera a nueva fecha de
salida senalada No sabemos que haya de ofcsal
respecto de este particular.
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Nos suplican lamar la atencl6n de los can
didos hacia un indivfduo que anda vendiendo por
de orc, aros otras prendas de cobre por las ca
lies de esta Capital. A cualqulera le da cato
por liebre con la mayor naturalidad
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En- Rio pledras en- 10 manana de aver se We
rifc6 81 entierro de Dona Maria Francisco Cas-
tro viuda de Flores, al que aslsti6 gran concu
rrencia.-R / P
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Els fAcil-ojaa nos equivequemos,-que la
mao "Santa Maria" haya encontrado NAL tempo
en- gu viaie, juzgar por las noticias que traen
todos los vapores recien llegados de Europa que
han hallado mucha mar ylento dursnte Ia ira
vesia, =
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Mafana, 81 toqus de orsciones, Sc empezara
ell novenario dedicado al Cristo del Buen Viaie,
en- la caplla del Cristo, por ell feliz viaje de un
senor que Sc embarcara para la Peninsula en- el
proximo correo. Sc suplica la aslstencia de los
feles.
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Segdn cartas reclOld as anoche, 10 Compahia
Martinez Casado hs regresado Mayaguez donde
dara algunas funciones. No Sc presentara, pues'
de nuevo en- maestro coiseo, pero vendra la Ca
pital para embarcarse para Cuba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-12

Las personas de buen paladar dicen que los
mejores cigarros cigarrillos de Ia Habana que
Sc fnmsn en- Puerto Rico, son los de Ia marcs
Partayds que venden Cerecedo Hermano c.
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Fnaron detanidns ap

Fueron detenidos aver por la poicia los in.
dividuos Manuel Villegas requisitoriado por ell
Juzgado de instruction Pedro Diaz Torres por
haber herido Jose Dolores Ortiz agredir con
una navaja que SO le ocup6. un serene.
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De Afasco nos esctlben que ell Inspector de
y Escuelas sehor Bobadilla sa6 de aquel pueblo
para el Rinc6n ell del corrlente muy satisfecho
de los planteles de educaci6n que inspecclono.
El senior Bobadla, dice nuestro corresponsal, es
infatigable en- el cumplimiento de su dificil
cargo.
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En- la maflana del dla de aver ante hume
rosa escogda concurrencia, SO ceebraron en-
Rio -piedras, las honras fdnebres de dona Ines de-
Rio y Ruviales, suegra de- senior Alcalde de dichc
pueblo
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De San Lorenzo teegraharon anoche 10
siguiente; "Mesa interina election dehnitiva com
promisarios, no Sc hs constituido por falta de
slectores.-H Agente"
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Cambios del Banco Espanol, fjados en- Ia of
Gina del dicho establecimiento aver 4 las de /
tarde:-Espaha, ID p2.
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Han fallecldo en- Vega baja las aprecia
4 -bles sehoras dona Nicomedes Negr6n y D
Feicita Aragones, vluda de Alvarez Torres
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I'll vapor aeman Ch,rusk cargo en- Ponce
para Europa, via St Thomas 1000 sacos g., ,083.
kilos cafe.
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HlRTAl!ZA !!

Pimentos nabos grandes para cocido nsbos argos pa
guisar Meones Remoiacha Lechuga nzada blanca Es
Garcia izsda Apo Zanahora Peregi Rabanillas IL rea
les onza Espinacas, Guisanes, cebola Calabaza Ace
gas blancas Acelgas coloradas Ber.ngenas omates VI
gantes Sandia real onza Hinoio reales onza To
mando de libra adelante 81 lib
se remten los pedidos cualquer pueblo Il Is ipclu
yendO al importe 30 centayOs libra Humacao Puerto
Rico, % de febrero 1s0s.-J0sE BERTRAN. To-
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Hoy ha regresado de st. Thomas donde
fue desde Mayaguez limpiar sus fondos el avisc
de guerra Fsrndado eli Gat6hco
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De Vega-baja nos tvltg afaron anoche anun
ciandonos que habfan resu. .tado electos compro,
nisarios por el distrito, don Jose G. Pastor don
Manuel Perez
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Aver se lnscriole. ell Registro Civil de
esta Capital la defunci6n de Cecio Ortiz Con.
zaez, lie snasarca y ell nacimiento de Antonio
Faustino Torrecillas V Ruiz
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Resultaron eiectos compromisarios por ell Co
rozal los senores don Manuel Valiente don Ca
milo Taboaa.
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roNDrsorA, adm no estG sehalado 81 vapor-correo
de In Peninsula.
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MUY BARATO
Sc vende

Sc Vende una maquina de pie, de dobIe pes
punte de Singer, libros de varos autores, cuadros
una alfombra J otros obietos. Gale del Sol
nnmero 81. l0-2
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Lease en- la ga piana el anunclo professional
de don Antonio Sullveree, de Cayey.
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Hemos tenido al gnstO {

Hemos tenido el gusto de recibir Ia vista de
nuestro buep amigo e senor don Jose M Slfre,
dlgno Secretario del Ayuntamiento del Corozal,
que regreso " sus patrios lares
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III famoso estadlsta norte-amerleano M
Blaine, lego su esposa IN million de pesos.
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Antonio ss'iv.:.: Rivera
PROCURADOR

as@ss"hS ~""'~S@ sws"w DE Los TRIBUNALEs.
En- ejercicio en- el Juzgado de l.. Instancla y
de instruction de Cayey su dlstrlto. Ofrece SUI
! servcios profesionales acepta agencia y CO
| misones. Isl
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A II hora do entrar en- prensa LA CoRREs
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VARIEDADES

Vinos aguariientes inos, cerveza provi
stones superiores, chanpana sldrs, cigsrros d,
Cayey jamones Quesos superiores dt ben com
orarse en- ell Colmado de Cerecedo Hermanos
Compania,
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Cornea SanjurJo, vecina del callej6n del
Toro ndmero 3, SO queja de que fue vlctlma de
un robo anoche Sali6 de su dejando la
puerta cerrada la encontro alberta cuando vol
v6 Ei faro de la esquina hallaba apagado.
Not6 que e habfan robado paquete de so pc
sos que no era suyo alg1n dinero menudo que
acanzaria mas menos 2 pesos y un par de
poainas Del heeho ga ha dado parte la policia
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Cuando quiera Vd tomar vino tinto blan
co puro, superior de uva, sollcite ell de Logroo
el gran establecimiento de Sobrino de Luiha c.
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lGP NJ desaffo de gallos prepare on Manat
" 1G ~ ~ en- los dias s, 10 20 dsl msa de Mario
hapra campsones de todos pesos. 50-l4
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CONsEJO A LAS MADREs.-El Jarabe Calmsnte de
la sonora Winslow debera sepre cuando los nos
pequeno paciente produce sueno ranquilo natural,
avtando todo door, ell angeto risueno felix
Els agradabe al paladar Aliva al pequenuelo ablan
da las encas cam todo dolor rgulariza los intesnos
es ell meor remedto conocdo drreas ocasonada
Ia denticion u otra causa.
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Pecho, Eserofula Raquitismo etc.
Sahagun, Colombia, Junto 8, 1888.
sehorss "scott Bovine. ."-Muy sehores mios: Acabq
de recbir atenta, fecha Mayo La afamada pre-
paracion Emulsion Scott que tanta reputation ha
quirdo esas remotas regones va conocfda
La he do continuare us3ndola odos los
esta ndicada guiado la expeenca de exceen
resultados, lie mod one magnco preparado tene
desde luego mi humble perO enthusiastic acogda Soy
us'edes con Ia may consideration gracias por nura
aent0 g. s. q b m - DIR " Easmiro VEGA,
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guida sonora de Ramos, presideLta de la Junta
de las festas de la mao Santa Marta, respondlendo
personalmente Ia sdplica de las sehoras de que
oendljera la bandera Que ha de regalarse. FL
virtuoso preado accede con gusto, dado ell patri6
tico objeto de las diehas festas, dar su bendi
cldn FL acto revastlra gan solemnldad
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Los duehos de touos los remolcadores que
hay en- bahia que correspondent a ios senores
Soorinos de Ezquisga, la Succession Echeveste y
las obras del puerto que son "El Guipdzcoa",
Ell Rosita', "E Bornquen' y Gel Joaquin han
silo cedidos la Junta organizadora de las festas
para la Mao, a hn de que ell dia de su entrsds,
acompane dicha nave desde ell MORO en- la forma
que publicara el programa de los festeJos.
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Leemos en- La IBERIA, diario madrilefio:

Advertimos una vez mas las personas de
la Tsla que acostumbran remitirnos articulos, re
vistas sueltos de tnterts personal, que no los pu
bllcaremos 81 no traen ell importe raz6n de lo
centavos llnea manuscrita que no exceda de ocho
palabras en- la Seccion de Comunicsdos 20 er
la de Remitidos Tampoco contestaremos envian
do precios por inserclones que hemos anunciadc
mil veces, nj mucho menos gastaremos tempo J
dnero devoiviendo originates
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LA EMULSION DE SCOT

cnrat1vas recUnstltuyent ntes en- casos de
Pecho, Eserofula Raquitismo etc
Sahaguu Colombia Junfo r Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10

with It, luXuriant foliage. Almost the
entire length Of the railway there were
In sight the works OF the great isthmus
NJ Panama canal, now Of slands'ill.
There could bc seen lying along its
course millions Of dollars worth of
machinery which had been used In
construction. There were almost count.
less steamboats,, bargos, hedgus, etc,
and immense warehouses, all deserted
ami going 90 decay.
At Colon Mr. Neslen took steamer
from New York, and after a ten dsys'
stay iu Gotham sailed, on June @, on
the Guion steamship Alaska, for
Liverpool. ilc went 10 the north Of
England, then 90 Lowestnft, his native
town. 10 London, Paris, Berlin, Brus.
sels, Vienna, aud many places OF note
In France, Belgium, Germany,
SwitzctlAnd aud Austria. His travels
In MI covered close on 10 10000 miller.
His voyage homewnri was made
from Southampton, ON the steamship
Paris, on her last orl.breaking trip.
Mr.. Nuslen spent over week at the
Wurli's Fair. lie reached Salt Lake
after most enjoyable trip Of lou
mOuths' duration, gla 20 be with old
ifltnds aud at home again.
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AnOiher AgaInsl lhe CllN.

In the Third district court last
evening Esther Walker filed suit for
$4,000 against Salt Lake City. Plaintiff
claims thst her property has been
damaged to that amount by the wrong.
ful acls OF the defendants In diverting
large quantities OF water from the
Jordan river, turning 1t into the surplus
canal hnd thence over her premises.
IL n also alleged That large quantities
OF sewage matter are conducted
through the surplus canal, aud that
the same renders plaintiffs premises
UNFIT for hnbilatiOn. She also asks that
the city be- required TO show cause why
restraining order should not bo issued
and that perpetual junction be-
granted upon the final hearing.
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WITHIN OUR GATES.

Joseph Howell, a merchant Of Wells.
vile, IN tho county Of Cache, rsmc
down from there yesterday and hung
up his hat suI things ut the Temple.
ton.
J. II. Meredith auI wife are with M,
being evidently on recreation trip.
They reside 10 san francisco, where
tho gentleman g. prominent business
man.
John lIaslam, nu old aud respected
frfidcut OF Wuilsville nud one whoso
uamo is associated prominently with
the early history f the Territory, h
here tor a day or two ou business.
G.. T.. Gfosvcnof, u the Enterprise,
Riverside, Cab, was among those en-
cuuntefCi pleasantly today. lie was
evidently enjoying the situation as he
found H.
joshua FlcliiHg Of Mnntl, lisa recent
arrival. reports maltcrs and things
Ia HE hniltwlCk NJ quiet but waiting for
on upheaval which may come nj any
time, Tor they have mountains Of
wealth there.
-
John A, HUagiaId, "Salt Lake
boy" 10y birth un training, but OF late
ycars n growing business man Of Poca-
teilo, Idaho, Is here again, being
called 10 our midst by the serious
illness of his father
-.
Lieutenant Siyer, military teacher
nj the Agricultural college, Logan,
came down from the scene OF HE
labofs, stayol n short time, and then
hitd himself homowarl toward the
East. lie will visit the parental root
tree and take IN the big show before
returning.
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Board of Equalization.

The county board OF equalization
held ite tirst session this morning. II
is composed Of all the members Of the
county court and Councilman Heiss.
a number OF applications for abRto.
mont Of taxes on city anu county
property were made ON the grounds Of
excessive valuation ana Indulgence.
Some were refused while In 0ihrrs
an abatement was allowed. The board
Will cit daily between the hours OF ten
and twelve a, m, and two AMI four
p. m. for ten days, at the county court
offices,
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o5MfN0 sALrAiR EVENTS.
Mining Notes.

II. w. Burgess reports having struck
six foot yein Of fine milling ore In
his Excelsior mine la the Henry
Mountains. lie says the Bromide
company contemplntes putting 10 n
large mill.
TIE closing down Of tho Colorado
Fuel and Iron company's iron mine At
Orient, Colorado, has thrown about
200 laborers out OF work. IL has, be.
sides throwing men out Of employ.
ment, cut on n market Tor all the pro.
duue raised n that section, also has cut
OIL about $1,000 daily revenue from the
earnings OF the Denver aud Rio
CYANIDE railway.
Laramie, Wyoming, boomerang. Il.
j. Bell returned Sunday afternoon from
trip 10 Utah and Nevada. He has u
largo number OF cattle out there and
made the trip for tho purpose OF select
ing the marketable cattle, which will
DO through here In short time for
eastern delivery. He bought some fine
bred cattle out there. These viii ho
received here when some other cattle
already contracted for are delivered ut
Laramie.
SALT LAKE CLEARING HOUSE.
Today'S clearing house exchanges
amounted to Ss2,76j.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York-Sllyor, 7G,; lead, s3.2O.
Lonion-Silver, "a {.
ORE AND BuLLION.
Wells, Fargo d Go. received today:
Bullion, Sls,5Ss; sulphides, $500.
Total. s37, los.
T. II. Jones q Co. received today:
Ores, s23JO; bullion, $1,000. Total,
5000.
Mccormick 4 Go. received today:
Hanauer bullion, $4,000.
Tue ore anu bullion output for ihe
week amounted 10:
y cars bullou....-' 'ss'ssasH'sss'ar rln,Nl u.s.
q cars silver aud lead ores ..''.-. l,t-7j0 lhs,
o. ears =iN'-1' luhs
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Thester last night the Ly.
ceum company gave an excellent
performance OF one Of the best pieces
In their repertoire, the Charity Ball.
IL was done here ON the occasion OF
the last visit Of this excellent company.
The amusement.going public are
familiar with Il aud the most that eau
br said OF the production has already
hlen faid. The story OF the play gp.
ieals 10 the best anu noblest sentiments
in human nature. Ia fact this ~ u
,0miuent feature Ia all the pro iuc.
ions OF the Lyceum company.
A has frequently been said that
"Alr Daniel FTOhmAn's plays aru with.
yut villain" anu while this H. hardly
"a yurilnble abatement, yet II may be
iruthfully said that his "villains" are
Usually VI very mild type. They
show the weakness Of human nature
before temptation rather than Inherent
wlCkedness, and most always develop
before the last curtain, an underlying
or dormant curr mt OF true manhood,
Nothing can be more affecting or
delicate In Its treatment than the
futNt ucplCtlnk tht Vph NtiHiuh W l""t
Dick Van Buren, whose naturally good
heart has been warped and twisted by
tic storms in Wall street ami by ms
associations with "men OF the world"
Each member OF Mr.. Frohman's COM
pluy Ia an artist and exhibits
The truthfulneHs OF "A remark
mad0 by him TO NEWS
reporter, that lie wanted the best actors
d actresses he could md anu that he
always aimed to keep them after he
got them. He rarely ever makes
change In his organization, anu ho
lgeais them with prlnceIy care and al
uOst fatherly solioitude. Love and
confederation dominate where uaually
lhu almighty dollar Is pre.emlnent
These conditions existing, each
member, therefore, prompted as
much by gratitude towards the
manager as 10y ambition 10 succeed,
may always be counted uron 10 DO his
VI her best. The plays for the COM
psuy ere written TO hult tue peculiar
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capabilities Of ito dlffereat members;
the parts afu therefore practically cast
before they are written. In the pro-
ducti0n Of the Charity Hall II r. NJ
most unnecessary g. particulsrzs.
Messfs. Kelley, Radcliffe, Lc MUy ne
ana WaluOt II would be hari 10 excel
In their careful portrayal Of the char
acters assigned them. Georgia Cayvsn
is an ideal Ann Cfuger, Efie
shannon since the comwuy's last
visit has been givun the role Of Phyllis
Lee, which sno dnre IN her inimitabiy
sweet way. Mfs. WalcOi anu Mfs.
Whilicn are ftvofitcs too well ottab.
lishcd TO be Influenced by auything
we might say. Tonight the company
produce Old Heads and Young Hearts.
NoIEs.
Mr.. Franklin Fyies, WHO with BE.
lasuO Ia onr OF the uulhOT Of MIR.
ChHs. Frohmtns The Girl Lot BE-.
MIMI Me, ami whl Is ohu OF the most
celebrated dfhmptlc critics In America,
having been on the stsn OF the New
YORK Sun Tor many years, waA an m.
tofesiet auditor last night. he with
his family occupied the len hand stage
boX. Hu IL at present engaged Ia
whiting new play Tor Mt. Daniel
Frohman,
The lyceum csm amy will enjoy a
dip ut 5altair thls afternoon. MI. II.
J. Grant, president u Grant Bros.
Livery company, placed at tho.t die.
pOsel tho handsome Rtym md coach
10 convey them 10 aud from the depot.
Mr. n. W. Clayton tenlafod them
the usu NJ u private ear. They will be
accompanied to tho Lake by few per.
sonnl iriends.
Aucnt. the hard times Mr.. Daniel
FiOhmau said last night had no been
fully awate OF tbs stfIugeuCy hu would
nave been In favor OF the thcalur adj
vcriising that they would take the
/. .. We payable any Ume within xix
months, u pe lpln who wished 10 src
his productions but who feel unable TO
q 20 on account Of the present hard
times.
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Ties or either Of them, that you had
not silent any the night beiore9
Al stated that had not slept good
ber,use az Mr.. Shafer. | had no object
Ia nv mind in this except him. lie
4. n friend Of mine, and my IDEA IA that
he Inns drawn himself iut0 this scrnpc.
O--Did you have a CUnvcuali0n
win MIR. ShRfer the day after you
signed this niiidaVii1
Al could not say whcn--it may.
posslhly have been the mofding alter.
Johu William Saunders was also
cnlleu to the stand at the request Of
UHave YOU" counsel asked, chad
any conversation with Druce since the
2ni OF August"
A.-NO, cir.
q Have you overheard any con
vrisat.On uelween Mt. Shaicr aud Mf.
bruce since that datc2
A.-Yes, s.f, IN if0tt of LiImlu
and Wal enstein's store on Main street.
q what waseaid1
N.-Shafor was standing nlking
there. nrucu came w 10 5uafcr anu
said, UI would like 10 speak 90 you n
moment.U ana the two converted
Dfure said, "t know have lost your
friendship through this affair anu u
mad the timr over again would not
do II. have not slept since, on your
account"
Odd lac say whether he had any
grounds for his accusation against
Ryan,
Ale said he dli not have any
grounds for II, that he got mai win
Ryan, that Ryan aud hu utd a CONVEX.
cation, nnd he went anu did ~ Ia a IL
Of ma1uess. (Laugh.er)
Odd he say anyihiur In regard
to urslriug to slip out vi the aOu ntry2
A.-Hu said that % hu had made
money enough ho would leave the
country.
Cross.fxamined by Mt. Williams --
How long have you Lived hef,.
Mitncss-Twunty. yuats.
q -WLet,2
Ain the sixteenth Wntd2
q --Beon here oil the tim,2
Mo, rave lived uAHt Of the
tmciu Montana, Colorado and Idaho.
q How long were you In ldalu2
Al WINS In the lduhb peniteutiary
Tor five m nihs. Loud lauEhter.)
Q.-Were you parduntd QUIZ
Ayes, sir.
Q.-What were you convicted OF
A.-lllegal registration.
Mr. Milliams-And that Involved
taking false oath didn't II?
County Attorney Murphy.-l object
TO that.
MIR. Williama.- We are entitled 10
show what manner % man tlis l. who
has been Indicted for false registration.
The Commissioned do not think
there IL any materially In the last
question. think the witness has
answered sufficiently TO cover the
ground.
Mr. Williams TO the witness Have
you enjoyed that same distinction any
where else than Idaho? tLaughter)
Saunders answered that he had not.
A recess was taken I'll pm.
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rtr kNUrsrpuu.=1 ChibouvIlie famy anl
wife, Paris. France. "a MaIkdUn. OiuhhA ,
VIM . Caso, Sew York, u GOWN, W y
Gown Omaha lnD -tefcss and wife rhilfs
drlrhin. IA. , w. ~raHduu and wife. Boston
D Waldo Ward, Sew YORK. thoyHlIor Juuuf
irgun, ~ GUIDO lava. Florence, iuy q \
DUNCAN liuatuu Tom fhrtrr. spokane, wash
WlIhlufCr OEiCu thas " Lawrence, thF
rnEus W ~ lrumls. Ncw YORK " VI MCNtl,
uvnNcri John " Cox, liuHtnu, tmnk A hrtI
Donald, Denver waascrnan, Cheyenne
TuE WuiTH UuusE-Th1mHa Crane 500
Springs . Warner and wife, spanish Fork
= jlmpfnn, bingham, Ike COLEMAN, ~aliua, 4
T. MaitCrHun bennington, Edward MuurV.
sprlneyilui " u fHNman, lruyn WMcEoWUn
Columbus " brown, bingham e. D John
son, IHH DAVIS, Helper. n O. WHITE, Spring
Yllos tharlra Paterson, lihrtfo1t, e. Morrison
ogden. n q smith, Huntsville. Mics D. Cr0ok
Sacramento.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-10
Baking Powder Inquiry.

Secretary Benton OF the Chamber OF
Commerce received letter today from
]. d. salmons, Of the Topeka, Kansas,
Baking Powder Company, asking what
facilities were available Ia salt Lake
for the establishment u baking
powder factory, Rnh whether any
bonus would he IaId 10 such an
institution. Mr.. Benton gave the
enquirer facts aud figures regarding
Utah'a resources snd business pros.
pectp, hut suggested that the bonus
racket was not IN operation just nov.
He invited Mr.. S um0ns 70 come aud
look over tho field, assuring him that
Ulah's outlook for manufactures was
bright.