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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
STATE BANKS.
Mai. j. j. Jarvis Gives a Guarded
Opinion on the subJect---Faith in
the Administration.

Il am not IN politics." was the reply
that Major ]. j. Jarvis made TO Ga
ze:tc reporter who asked him for his
opinion ON the subject of state banks
which Is now conspicuous feature Of
the Washington dispatches.
The reporter insisted that whether the
major was In politics or not his views
on mntter Of such vital interest to
the whole country would be of interest
10 the readers Of the great North Texas
You will have to get Stump Ashby,
or some of those fellows to solve the
finance problem for you" said the major.
They can DO Il in tiye minutes by thu,
watch. ii Is puzzling question. and
1t will take the best and most patriotic
thought OF the country 10 settle 1t rightly.
II Is admitted by every one that the
present banking system will come TO an
end with tile maturity of the bonds on
which Ii Is based. A new system must,
In the nature OF things, be somewhat of
an experiment. Whatever the plan adopt-
ed, II Is cssentlel that every dollar about
shall be as good everywhere in the Union
as any other dollar, ] take 1t that no
sort of money would be long acceptable
that did not command universal conf
dence The objection TO state bank is
sues is that they might not all invite
equal confidence. If this difficulty can
be brdged state banks may help to solve
the financial problem ! confess | can
not see where the necessary securities are
10 be procured outside of government
bonds 10 base thoroughly solvent sys-
ten of bank note issues upon. but
have the greatest confidence In the judg-
ment of the president and Of Secretary
Carlisle, and believe that their matured
plans will have The approval of the
country"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
LATE RAILROAD NEWS.
VIVIAN po rnEY wANrY

HOUSTON, Tex, Sept. 0.-(SpeclaD
The press dispatches as published today
announce that the Western Passenger as
ISOLATION threatens to boycott the Texas
lines unless they made their Worlds fair
tickets conform 10 the forms suggested
by that association. Inquiry among the
passenger men In thls city elected the
information that the form II ticket now
being used by the roads that run out Of
Houston Is in exact conformity with the
request that came from the Western as
ISOLATION. The passenger men here are
nj Il loss to know whence comes the cause
Of complaint as they have invariably con
formed their tickets TO meet the wishes
Of the Western Passenger association.
In fact, not more than u month ago the
TeNns roads went to the trouble and OK
pensc Of having special form Of ticket
printed for Worlds fair business where
the members Of the Western association
wished TO exclude the holders OF such
tickets from their sleeping cars. me
Texas lines allowed the use Of their sleep
ers to holders of these tickets, aud. OF
course. the printing of q special form OF
ticket was only to accommodate uhe
members of the Western association. y
rrol incut passenger agent suggested thet
what really the Western association j.
complaining of Is the cut on World lar
business, which the Cotton Belt inaugur-
atcd, but which was never followed MP
by other lines, and which, in tact, WAS
never repeated by the Cotton Belt sun
another passenger man suggests that the
Western Passenger association really has
no grievance against the Texas lines,
hut they are feigniug one so AS TO nave
some excuse for their failure to comply
with the request of thu Texas lines III
regard to the form Of ticket required by
the nnttscalpers law
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
AIERKEL NOTES.

MERKlll, Tex, sept 0.-(Special.l-
w. a. Grounds, one Of the pioneer cat
tlemen Of the Abilene country, died last
night at his rauch, four miles west Of
town, caused by his horse falling with
him. lie lived only five hours after the
accident
j. q Calvert rctrcs from the manage.
ment Of the Mcrkcl Mail ON the first OF
next month"; Max Il, Andrews of Colo
rndo Dity, having leased the Mail OF
Pitt llcnsley, Max Is good newspaper
man. He with his family will locate here
next week ready 10 tuke charge
business improving
are busy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
ROANOKE NOTES.

ROANOKE, Tex. Sept. 81 specially
School opened here last Monday with
a larIo enrolment.
Court has been In session here FOR two
days. Among the legal lights in attend-
snee We noticed Hon. Lee Rngidae,
Hon Renben Bates and County Attor-
ney Ponder from Den,on.
Tho new church will be iinish,sl aud
ready for use by the Dcnton County
Singing association, which meets here
next SAturday.
Mrs. De yla, who has been spending
few weeks Nv our quiet village, left
for her new quarters In Fort Worth this
morning,
II. n, Foster died at his residence IN
Roanoke At II O'clock a. M. today n
lingering fcycr lie leaves wife aud
two children % mourn lis loss. Mr.
Fostrr has. for many years been /.
prominent citizen and business mar
here and was highly esteemcd Cor hi
many virtues. His loss viii be kernly
felt by the entire community. lie vii
b. buried AT the kliEaheihiown come
terry tomorrow at Z r. m.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
AnLEGEp llnREsY.

BLUFFDAl4E, Erath county. Tex,
Sept. o.--(specal,) Tho recent ten days
preaching by Rcvs. Green, pastor elect,
and A. A. flenser, the former pastor
OF the Baptist church At this place. re-
suited Ia a dissolution Of It's members
a. the following resolutions and nllega-
tons by thirty-threc or thirty-tour of It's
members will show.
The baptist church Of Christ at Bluff
dale met In conference Aug. ~, 1893
j. N. Chandler, moderator, ID. W. D..
Counts, clerk A goodly number Of the
memi,cra Of said church, believing that
the pastor elect, Thomas Green, with the
Endorsement Of the formcr pastor, \. n.
Hcnsler, are holding forth and preaching
hsresy; therefore,
Resolved, that we denounce NIL such
heresies, and We therefore resolve that
we dlsconnect ourselves from such doe
trinos hold forth by the pastor, and from
oil Of those that endorse such eresles;
Therefore,
Resolved, from consideration Of right
and 70 promote the intcrcat of the cause
of Uhrist, we therefore propose TO hold
10 the old and true gospel that has been
handed down TO us by orr forefathcrs
Hcresics tuught or alleged TO have been
taught,
LIST Prerequisite 70 regeneration, re-
pentnnce, faith In Christ, perfect nssur.
ancc; that II any Christian doubts hi.
assurance at any time he Is sinner
unrcgonemted
Ind. Regeneration consists In reform
alton. change Of mind; accepts the guspe
from an intellectual or historical knowl
edge OF Christ
3rd. The church excluded nv n mean,
Of prayer In bringing SINNERS to Christ
ith. No scripture justifylng the sinne
10 pray for himself or To agonige II
prayer for the forgiveness Of sins.
All Of which we denounc5 as heresiel
unschptural. contradictory 10 the teach
ings Of Gods holy truth,
The foregoing resolutions are charge
unanimously adopted In conference Aug
IS. ISM.
j, n, CHANDLER, Moderator.
w. b. Counta, Clerk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
BULLET BURNED,
Ono Gambler Fires Another's Neck
tie--.A Desperate Fight at Hoas
ton.

HOUSTON. Tex. Sept, o.-(speclal)-
w ]. Perry aud Bill Perkins, two Of
the hos, known professional gamblers in
tho South. run rival houses in the city.
This morning they were both drinking to.
gelher and playing cards In a saloon.
Perry, 1t appears went 70 sleep, leaving
50 bill ON table. Perkins picked Il
up, saying he had sleeper and asked
the boys TO 10 10 Cleyeland's saloon to
take q drunk, "A soon as Perry awokc
~ followed thcm aud began abusing
Perkins, which led 10 a hst fight Roth
were arrested, but released. Perry, still
| drunk, followed up the row. Going be-
| hind the bar he seized a lemon cutter and
/ started In to make mincc meat OF Per
| kins, He cut an awful glish In Perkins
throat, When the hitter drew bis pistol
and began shooting. Two MEN scised
l,erkins and his shots failed to XII Perry
One shot Of Perry's necktie, sctting h
on iie ,llie other struck a nesro hoy
nained WIZ " hite, who was on the sliS
waik, the bullet roipg through both Of
ms legs. both tncn are out on bond and
| Wss believed there viii be mare trouble
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
EVANS u ROE.
LITTLE ITEMS.

A passenger aud freight train on the
Texas and Pacific railway cOllld3d al
Arlington about O'clock yesterday
morning, The passenger engineer was
severely Injured and rwo frcigh, cars
demolished.
j. NJ, robins OF this city Is now in
Philadelphia, aud firm Of that city has
volunteered so test his dredging machine
IN the Delaware dvcr
Judge Cooper Win be the sneaker al
the Bethel tent tonight.
The Young Mems Christian association
invites all men TO attend gospel and
song seryiSa in their hall ut 4 p. IN. TO
day. Rooms open at . and close AZ ,
o. ~. on SUNDAY.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
GIN ACCIDENT.

RAIiADO. Tex, Sept, lspecial)-.
Yesterday while tile gin and psesa was
In full blast. some part Of the press broke
md Frank Alexander a young colored
press hand. was thtowa amous tho pull
ieys and cot his leg badly crushed from
his ankle 10 his knee, He has been sui.
fering very nuch since. aud the doctors
think The chances very good for an am
pulaiion.
Our high school Is in session again FOL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
AL READY Fon mn RACE,

ARKANsAs CITY, Kan. sent. o. -sne-
ciai I.and Agent Swlncford missed ,hr,,,,b
here lssi might % resume charge OF annlrs
% Suthrle lie has Inspected The regisfra.
uon neoks all along the northern border
dhi lgNhl everything ready 10 commence.
epeTnnons Monday morning. lie Haii he
i02Acl tlr a cianre IN the iand DISTRICT,
eeiesv i2ng aud though, the land oiics
and that AZ klngnsher 10 Enid. '''
A S'gict embargo has been plae.l nno,.
me strip, aud from now on no one ,ytii ~
ahoWe1 :" enter thereon for any pUrb,se.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
snEErsnnAp RAY RAoEs.


sfrrrpsHEAp RAY, sept. o.-Firs,
w,,,,-lSavrn fnrlengs. May Win won,
shadow second, Acclaim thirl' Time,
Second ,aee--iumrty course. Pedrs-
TRAN won. Aloah Tillla second, Black
burn third. Time, Ill.
Thlrl race-fNe fnriongs. Sauta
Anna won. lfom Harding second, Merry
Monarch third. Time, i;ol 20
Grady won gnlilee second. Peter the
Great. thi,I Time ! - l-6.
Fifth receive furlongs, Springtlmc
v.en. Afrcnlnc second, Cnnadcr third.
Time, I.ON 80.
SIKH rac,s-Nilc. and a luartcr ON turf
Rarehnd won, Itildoer SECOND, Nicioru'
thiri. Time, 2tn,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
MITCHELL CAN'T COME.

LONDON. Sept 9.-Charley Mitchell,
the pugilist who is upon the point Of
starting for the United Suites to meet
jim Corbcti, may be prevented from
dong 50, A woman named Sophia Wat
son made application today before u
magistrate for a warrant charging
Charles Mitchell with perjury In hast
ardy case, In which lie figured II year
nul
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
1AroNIA RACES.

Cincinnati. o., Sept a-Flrst race
sly fnriongs Emma Nc won, Carcss
sc,eni. Eylct third, Time, J 40 IL.
second race--Nlilc and fifty yards.
pnr,ncf YIN, The Governess second,
Forest Rose. third Time, 1;i5.
Third me,,-Slx turlqngs m Captgin
tor thIri inmc, l;li -.
Fourth race. Avondale stake. 3 years,
ola Nan winners this year worth Sla9l
10 ,vI,nar milo. Sabine won, Scmper lex
second, Lady Jane third. Time. lei2 "a,
Fifth racc--t'ive furlongs' frohaseo,
Frnntmnn and Pearl Song Time,
| O3 IL
won Cratg Hanley second, Anna Victor
third. Time, t;0e IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
FOR THE CHURCH.

LEONARD, Fanuin county, Tex, sept
o. Especially The ice cream supper
given by the Ladies' Aid society last night
was well attended and literally patron.
ped The receipts are for the benefit of
the various churches. The Leonard cor
net hand did itself great credit In reuder-
ing music for tile occasion
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
A BRUTAL NEGRO
Who Attempted to Outrage a Little
Girl safe In Jail.

HOUSTON, Tex, Sept 9.-(Special)
some little folks were having a picnic
near town, and as they were about TO
return, John Smith, negro, grabbed one
Of the girls, aged about II, threw her on
the ground and attempted to Outrage
her. A little brother, aged ., got club
and fought the brute of. This enragei
him and he pulled pistol and attempted
to shoot them, but they ran screaming
10 town. Smith was arrested and Jailed
before any demonstration could be made
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

WALL STREET NEW YORK, Sept.
q The weekly bank statement elbows The
following changes; Reserve increase. 81
35JOOOO; loan decrease, S3.2QOlVO; specie
increase 2,iOO, 100; legal lenders Increase
2.OTI 900; deposits decrease ~ luOi elf
ctation Increase, 1.2SI 600; banks now
hold S2,0OG,JTj In excess Of requirements
OF % pnr cont rlle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
KEENE'S SWORD
sword Thrust Into the Eye of Eel
low Actor IN u NJ ock Duel.

PfrrsBuRG Pa. sept. o.-puring the
duel sceue between Mercuto aud rybait
at the Duiuense theater this afternoon
Thomas Keene, the tragedlan, accidentally
thrust his sword into the left eye Of Law
renee Lowell, destroying his sight.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
rYLER cnIMlNAL NEws.

TYLER, Tex. Sept. 0.--tspeeiall--
A. II. Simmons, a colored politician OF
some local repute, was locked up last
night on charge Of forgery.
A thief entered the home OF Mrs J'
a. Jarrat last night and stole p1,S ,ons3
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
rnn TEXAS ROADS SURRENDER.

CHICAGO, H., Sept, 9,-The threats
made by the Southwestern roads to boy
colt their connections. If they continued
TO manipulate and dcmoralze Worlds
fair rates through the misuse of tickets
of their issue, has been successful IN
bringing the Texas roads to time, Posi-
tive instructions have been issued by the
passenger aud ticket agents that taHn
rates must absolutely be maintained and
no concessions or promises Of conces-
sions of any kind be made TO secure
business,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COM
PLANT.

CHICAGO. H., Sept 9.-The West
crn roads have agreed to comply with the
request of the Southern Pacific and stop
the payment Of commissions by local
agents In California on business from
points In that state Such commissions
hereafter will be paid by cheek through
the regular commission departments in
tho usunl way
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10
SPORTING.
MIKE cLEARY pnAp.

NEW YORK, Sept. o,-Mikc Clcary,
ex.prige fighter and trainer, Is dead of
consumption at William Muldcoh's Bed
fast farm. near Buffalo, where Cleary had
been his guest for the past few months.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

HOUSTON. Tex. Sept. O.-(Speciai. -
A. Burke today Jack Sullivan. an EN-
ploye of Brown Il Elnr1ee's saw mill
was caught In the edger aud literally cut
10 pieces
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

n uine-months' term, with the same corps
Of teachers that we had last year ana
more students from q distance than nus
ever been before. Hard times don't seem
70 affect the school
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 9-Cleve!
battery, Williams, o'ce iner. Washing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

ton-Runs. .; base hits, 3: errors; u.
Battery, Maui Stephens, Mcclure. UNI
pire Emslie.
CHICAGO, III, Sept o.-chicago-
Runs, 4 base hits q; errors, 3, Bnt-
terry. Hutchison, kittrcdg1 Phlladul.
phia--Runs, "; base hits. Z; errors, j.
Battery, weighing, Clements. Umpire,
Hurst.
PITvrSBURG, Pa, Sept 9,-Pitts-
burg Runs, II; base hits II: errors, L.
Battery, Gumbert. Earle. Baltimore
Runs, 81; base hits, o; errors, l. Battery,
Mnllauc, Robinson. Umpire. McQGaid.
NEW YORK. Sept. 0.-Cinalnnati-
Runs, .; base hits, Z; errors. /. Battery,
Dwyer Vaughn New York--Runs. 81
base hits, II. errors, . Battery, Bald
win, Wilson. Doyle. Umpire Connolly.
Second galne-Cincinnati- I;
base hits, o. errors, .. Battery Parrot,
Chtmbrrlain, G, Murphy. New York
Runs, TO- base hits, 10: errors. 3. Bat
terry, Rusic, NIilIlgan. Umpire, Kelly.
BROOKLYN, y. Y, Sept 9.-Brook-
Nn-ltuns, /; base hits, 4 errors. >.
Battery, Kennedy, Daley. ST. Louis
Runs, 81 base hits, u; errors. l. Bat
terry, Ilawley, MeAuley Umpire, Lynch
BOSTON. Mass, Sept. o.-Boston-
Runs, n; base hits, 10; errors, ,. Bat.
tery--Quarles and GAINED, Louisville
Runs, %; base hits, o; errors, 1. Bat
tery-Stratton and Grim Umpire, Gray
WACO. Tex. Sept. 9.--(Spocial.) y
III Paso won the first game of the base
ball series with Waco this afternoon
The following was the score; III Paso--
Runs 1ls In 80 hits 10 nrrops IL Woen-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

Gr,Nt INTEREST Is beOr tAkun IN The
contest during these closing days. Our
credit coupon Is taking with great
many who do not wish shoes at present
but who wish 10 vote before the contest
closes.
EVANS Il ROE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-10

tou-Runs. .; base hits, 3: errors. u.
Battery, Maui, Stephens, Mcclure. Inn
pire Emslie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-10

These figures represent the numbei
bottles VI Dr.. Eiur's New DiscOvrf,
for Consumption, Coughs ana Cold
which were .old IN the United state.
ron Barch, '0l, OF March, '82. I've
Million, Two Hundred anu Twenty.
Eight Thousand Six Hundred AMI
Seveniy-TwO bottles sold IN one year,
aud each anu every bottle was sold on
"a positive guarantee that money would
be- refunded II satisfactory feeulls did
not follow ito use. The secret OF IL
,uccessis plain. II never disuplOints
anu can always be depended on m the
very best remedy for Coughs, Coils,
etc. Price, SOC. and sl,01, At A g..
Smith 4 Co.'S Drug Store. o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-10

Since ia frat Introduction Electric
Billefs has gained rapidly IA popultT
favor, until now It ~ clesrly Ia the
lead among pur'' iuejiclnnl tOnlca and
0lierativts--cOtt ining nothing which
q mits lie uBr Hs u beverage or iutOXl-
cant; II l. recognized AZ TIC heat and
purest medicine FOR oil ailments Of
Stomach, Liv r'or kiineys. II viii
cure Sics lieitnchc, n digestion, CJn-
siipatiun, and uTiv. Malaria from the
sya,em. Satisfaction guaranteed with
each hoitle nr t1e money viii be &c.
uuded. nj @ only one. per bottle.
Sold by a. &. smith IL Co., Druggists.
gas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-10

We authorize our advefth ed dfugglst
sell De. Kings Now Di-cavrry ~
onsunailou, Coughs and colds. Jpn
ais condition. ! you are filictri " In
Cough, Cold or any Lung, rhrlRt %
Chrst lr uhlc, aud viii use this remtd s
ID directed, givin % u fair trial, npi
xIer!encu no huneii, you may return
lac bottle and have your money
GLdeJ. We cnuld hot make this ofio
81 We not know thp; Or. king's New
D stuvery Cuulu b. rvlrd on. IL never
rAppOigt-. Niisl hottie lfce at A,C,
milh a 60. n ur Store. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-10
THE CREDIT SY STEM.


The newly organized Msrchants'
Protective Association OF this city met
at the store OF Spencer & Lynch last
night and adopted u oInstitutlon by
which they are to be governed In their
work OF onieavoring t. bring about
tue abolition n tbe credit system now
20 prevalent in this locality.
J. n. Spencer acted as chairman aud
A. ;. Geiiis as secre,arf.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The following namsl officers were
elected:
j. ID. Spencer, president; A.Rlund ",
vce.pre ,ideni; IL. +. Ban, secretary,
J. w. Jult, attorney; eXeruti We com.
mittOg, j ID. Spnncer, Fred Simon, l..
G. COiiln, >. IL. I'M aud II. A. Fyler
MEMBERSHIP.
The organization comm noes with
the following, who Were pTeseLt and
signed the membership roll lust even
ing:
Walker Bros Il Fyler, Spencer &
AsN hAAN 'NhsAs afAf"'1 NfttA AfA'N AANhAN
ware company, .5chweitzer Il i;nnsu-
holi, Simon Bios, q. Il. savage, Utah
Book aud Stationery clmplny, I'll IL.
Aine, Cu.up Furniture company, LIT.
Tie Roundy d Co., Margelts Bros H..
G. Cuilin HARDWARE company, UtGl
Stove AMI Hardware company, Joseph
Bsumgartou, Brown, Terry & Woo O..
ruiz, Callowar, HOOck IL Co., O,tler
Br0e., Sears x Liddic company, Brown.
Ing Bros, H, Auerbacn & company,
Cialtor & Snclgrove company, J Ohn.
som Pratt Drug company, Eclipse Gro.
Gerry company, Union Meat company,
Jerome Hirachmau, rho Duniord Shoe
company, Western Shoe aui Dry
Goois company, NJ. IL. d sky, Barton
Co., sam IL. Hin anu Cuuniugton
company.
The new society will meet ia the
Chamber OF Com nvrie building on
the evening OF the oeoond Monday IN
ovory month. a committee OF five
was appointed u wait on tho mrr.
chants and lay before them the benefits
Of the association for the purpose OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-10
NOV, oilvcr INSTRUMENTATION, u,se.

-ps', oiivcr wood. 8 nrni-Eion. uts2.
Oliver Wood, an old nnd highly re-.
SPECIFIED cilisen Of Pennington, Utah,
states. "Noihlng affords ms such great
plelfure no 20 recommend 10 my friends
RgliWi'h Snow Binlment. Before
trying It L hat little ihi,h' IA II, but
ono ttinl convinced me Il was n highly
mcritOrious article. recently met
with painful accident and was sul,r.
ing great pain. My wife applied SNOW
Liuimcnt freely aud the pain was i'm.
medigtcly relieved and the ininmma-
ton rapidly subducd. II has no equal
~ Follower ~ pain md inflammation.
Beware Of ali white linimonts sub.tl.
iuted fOF snow binimeni. Sold by z
q, n. /. Drug Dspt Xxx
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-10
OGDEN CITY NEWS.


,od Inc new city council held its second
s - ,o.. meeting last evening. The
mlnltoe ON finance recommended
" nas anolher allowances Of 5000 por M.
s "I.n ne allowed tho city treasurer "a
- y; a communication was rond
"o wy Treasurer Brough, making
p appeal Tor this allowance on the
snt,,us mat the law respecting the
'S VI 'he city treasurer has been
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-10

And likewise this

runds on hand rot subject 10 warrants ~
county clerk and county superintendent o.
och 10 IL, December ~. if1.t
tash or hand tc the crsdit OF rsrly
account collie cd ~ trcduytsI uf.s Giu %
Cash icms afanuing to The crc1t ~
uriNatg parties, . 1t rcrc|ptld or
thr redemption ~ property old ip
private parties ht t1N sale. amt
part the amounts uaid over Hui
above the amount Of the taN sale. DPS o.
Totu December 80. isl..........e 1, is e.
In regard tn he st9r. 0 w The csCdit ut cstrfy
account I wnuin recommend that the matter
be looked into AMI that som uIaUusit Ca be
made Vi u. Respectfully,
J. -. IOHONrO, Treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-10

gctting them 70 aid thclr uamrs AMI
strength . It. The cHm miltee CON.
sisted Of y A Rsnsohuu ~. a.. Mas
MT T.. r. william James Classy
Frank MaFgeit- aud Brown.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-10

- sffss'ss'' s'ssss fN't ~ Nl
In Hubmit'in thiA statement, would ask the
court "a appoint % cpmmiiteC 70 audit NY nc
counts tOr tne year 49,. as ADon 10 puasibic. I
mn about 10 retire from 0ilrc, and wish 10
finally close my connection with Tho oiiiro
when have hold sluce september, isll II
csn render any nssiAtanco In THIS work am at
the service ut the court
U. b. ALLEN. County Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-10
THE COUNTY FINANCES.


At the meeting Of the "nnwp
County court yesterday the following
reports we're submitted. They were
unavoidably crowded out of these
columns IN the last su.:
County Clerk Alien sop .riei.