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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-07

sepuent holder thereof AZ the assurance
of Tho safd city that the same arc IN All
respects liz binding and legal pbliHalon.i
that all ordinances In conflict hefowil
ha and tho same arc hereby tepeaitl'
That his ordinance shall take elect rom
and after ir approval.
Ksffich saiu that he didn't prop %
to i've the committee power 90 aoi anu
he intended u see that no such gam
carried while he was member Of W.
council.
MIR BELL announced that Mr. Bacon
had consumaieI the sale and asked
that he he allowed TO speak on the
auesIlu, Permission WAS granted an
Nr. Racon said he considered the sale,
nj ninety cents and i've per cent, a
very good one. He had worked with
the Mayor and finance committee for
thirty days TO effect the sale ana dl1
IL simply for the good If
the city and dii not expect
cent for what he hal done.
lie had secured the persouRl Opiui1n
of Judge Dillon Of New YORK ~ 10 the
leaality OF the Transaction. He I'D.
vised the passage Vt the ordinance al
once. saying N that was done he would
be- a6lc to secure g01, 900 Of the amount
transferred to the credit Of tue city
to-day f5atufihyl Ne soon 40 the hfst
iustallmrnt Of 100000 had been usu
In taking up bonus.
Karfick said ho believed II would be
suicidal to sell the bon 10 at ninety
@ .nts on the dollar In view Of the fac,
/ that money was getting caster Ia tnc
/ East. He was satisfied that n much
/ better bid would be- offered In less than
n week.
ms lIONOR DECLINES.
Lawson moved that the Mayor.
| who was In his private IN e, ndjuin-
| lug the Council chamber ur invited Ia
| to enlighteu the Council on the sltua-
ton and 10 Deputy Recorder Feet
Dennis was delegated the task VI cou-
veying the message g. his honor MI.
Denuis came ua'k with the iniotma'
ton "the Mayor, gentlemen, says he
does not desire 70 speak to you on the
question"
rho ordinance finally rasssd ON the
following vote:
Ays.eBearlsley, Bell, Evans, Horn,
Kelly, LawsOn, Moran, Simondi,
| wuuiiand-0.
Noes = Follsnd, Hardy, KMrick,
Nch-I.
ANOTHER MOUNTED roLlCIMAS.
Tue question a adding another
mounted policeman 20 the prUstn,
| force was referred 10 the committee Oh
police.
1T HAS lwO FATHERS.
Wautland Rud Rich uii,r the FOL
lowing, which aiiera lengthy uiscus'
sion weut over until the nuxs meeting
| OF the council.
Whereas, owing TO tho present nnan-
ciAl depression, the present license rates
arc buidousone 10 ali classes ~ business,
Resolved, That q reduction u % per
cont DO made on licenses for tho three
months ending December %, 1873, pro-
yiding said payments are paid IN cash
CROss WALKS ~ SCHOOLS.
Rich novel that tho sfcot super
visor be instructed 10 lay stone block
crossings over the streets leauing 10 TIE
Washington anu Jackson schools.
Carried.
Adjourned until Tuesday night nj
| 1880.
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The People Of the Territory u Utah SEND
greeting Co. AlphUusc Hnuffrtu defendant
YOU AllE w. NlhN INQUIRED 40
i appear u an action brought against you
uy tlU above named IaIuitt Ia THE bHturi
Court ~ the IHird iudiHlal ulstrirt Of tho
Territory of Utah. and tp answer tnc com
plant hlo therein wttun Ten dave exclusive
~ Tho day OF acfyIceI attur che service on you
81 ihiH Hu rmput=If served Wltniu this county
or tf furNvd out Of tnIs county. hut lu THIS
district. within wcniy day. otherwise within
forty uayH, or Judgment uy default Wi. be-
tHEtu AGAINST you. according iu The payer Of
HaIi complaint.
INC said at 90 ls brought 10 have a cree
NJ thls court difan'yng the hnuds OF matri.
m0ny exciting between plaintiff and iCfcud'
tense benElugvr Above fcIrt prayed Tor on
tnu gruuuHa shat defendant wItuIuf llat ruusu
uf pruNuDltllL, hnH treated p'ulutH iu cruel,
lnfumnn aud brutal manner. hI beating nor
VITA Hlrta. tIrEIuE ami strisHs hcr. and
threatening 90 LiII ana murder Der. aud that
plaluun verify hvliugu that attouiAut intrud.
od Go carry surh threats Into execution, and,
believing her ltc wIa iu danger refuses Co
longer live of ,nhlbIt with ham, that since
Ii,ri with defendant a. 40. h6d defend tut hsa
NOT during tTlt tmu and Cor YEAR prior there.
tu fupuurlcl ur contributed % support of
plant q.
90 appear and answer tho Fut complaint ns
Above required ihr Hud ulaIuuN viii apply 90
lUp court Tor thg rulici demanded therein
Muucss. thr Hon. harIos r. Ilrp Judge,
anu thr zeal NJ thr n|Htrrf Court uf
tho lUrd Judleiai ufuiy. boz and Tor
lsIAL4l the Territory of utlu. this 90 dly OF
srutumHUr. On abe year 90 our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
ungtysturCC.
uENRN O.. MCMILLAN. Clerk.
Uy GIO. H. Looms, Deputy tl,FG,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

4 UDkY NIL MINING COMPANY,
J. ruuCpa place 81 business rara city,
Ctsh location % mine. suaLo Greek Mining
District Ma'qtch county Utah. Nouco ID
hcfchy gwen, that us a mceliug OF the Board or
Trustees ct the Tue liIl Nllnng Company,
be d ON tuU on day OF August, lsJi. uu ussess
mont $50. OF cents per share was levied
on mo capita, stlnk Ut tho corporation, pay
able 20 inc secretary within 20 lays from
above date. 40 salt Lake Cityt uiah, ANY
stock upon which thls aH6c EsmUnt remains un.
paid on the 10th dHy ~ :, ptemncr lsuI will DO
delinquent aud advertised tor safe, and unless
payment be- made before. Will ho sold ~ public
autuu on the sird dAy OF October, 1880, nc 40
O'Clock a. ~ ut room No iN Constitution
building, salt Lake CITY, Titan, To pay uullur
uucnt Assessments, together with costs "
advertising and expense of sale, Assessments
may bee D. 10 ut inc Utah Commercial. and
savings Hauk, rAt Lake tlty, Utah.
". a. NlkTO seer taTy,
Residence, Nurtun'H Court, aud south, bet
End aud ird Mcstst, oals Lako city Utah.
SURF. 10TH lsps
DN ORDER or THE HuARD or
- Tru tees uf tho luoky Nli
Mnug Company, made thi day, me time for
declaring rho stock delinquent DO extended 10
thr ltth day ut october, 1875, aud u payment
D. not made before, Wlll br sold ON thr .lth dAy
ct Nuyrmbor, ls93 40 10 O'Clock ui, 90 ronm
40, $40 Constitution building, salt axe Clty,
Utah, 20 pay delinquent assessments, together
with costs VI dNgItls.ns and vapuy - OF sale,
". J, BURTON,
secretary.
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NOTICE

TUE ANNUNL MEETING or TUE
Stockholders n the Utah and sat Lake
tau1l Company, fur tho purpose OF hearing
thU TRANSACTION q uch other business a. MAY
ufuuUF.y cone before The meeting. wall be held
on saturday, the On DAY uf October, AZ "a
O'Clock am, 90 The ONCE lf the company, room
Lake CITY, Utah
salt axe city, Sept ,0lh, ls1l
GIDEON 4, GlnUs,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.


~" Grizzly uiUtug Company,
~ Office L. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ 90 meeting ni Che board NJ directors "
Che GrtEly Mining Company hrli Oh the ltth
day Uf september, lrfH Hu assessment u nc
teen 40 cents per share wac LEVIED upon tho
capital stock ut no corr uflilnnt payable im
mUliutcly 90 John " Campbell secretary ht
salt Lake 90 ~, Wan.
Nuy stock upon which SAID assessment shall
remain unpaid uu Friday, October 30, lsli,
shaI. become delinquent aud Doe advertised tor
sllo. aud uulrss payment De- made before, viii
hU cold nt puh'tH auction on " odugHlh lay,
November 500, iFN. a. " n'Clofk m, 10 tnr ullco
uf tho HOyrutlry, 90 pay tho delinquent assess.
mcuI lDEuib . With tho cost OF ndyeriis NJ
and expense NJ sale.
liy order OF the Board % directors,
john W tANPUEtL,
Assistant secretary,
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NOTICE no cRLplIORs.


Estate NJ Josephine d. Smith. Deceased.
NOTICE ~ ntHEuY GIVEN nv THE
~ Julcrsignct, William u Robinson. executor
OF ihe estate pl josephine u smith, deceased,
20 the creditors 81, and an persons having
claims against tc said deceased, 10 exhibit
them with the ucreasafy yUurhcrs, within four
Wouihs after Tue nrst publication tf tins
uuilno 90 tho said executor. At the once Of his
attorneys, Mcssrs Zane a Putnam. o. rfoVteas
iuildinF, Salt Lake CITY, iu the County Of salt
lalU
Dated Augustli. l-l
WILLIAM ". ROntNsON.
htceui1I Of che estate % Josephine u smith.
HpHUHHrH
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
A Special Ordinance Passed for The
SllO Of $l25, 600 Bonds.
SCHEME TO RELAY WATERWAYS
The Lie, nsc Reduction Again Delayed.
Stone Block Crossings TO
School buildings.

An adjourned session Of the City
Council was held last night The
meeting was called TO order at 5 O'Clock
by Councilman Beardsley who as
.umed tho chair In the absence Of
President Looibourow. The members
present were Rich, Folland, Rarfich,
Moran, Horn, Bell, Kelly, Evans,
simOndi, Lawson, Hardy, Wantlsnd.
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Tho Largest Gun ~ tho woTid
IN on exhibition Mt the Great Worlds
Fair. You ought to see It. This Ia
the month OF months to visit the fair,
pleasant days, cool nights, delightful
travelling weather.
Maximum comfort enrouie 10 Chioa.
20 on the Vestibuled Limited trains OF
the Chicago, Union Pacific and North
western Line. See your nearest Union
Pnoiic Agent for rates or other inior.
nation.
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sIncKHoLpERs, MEfIlNn.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
- meeting Of the sIockhoIdrrs ot the West.
vTu N.W ut Numpant VIII be- held % tnc rumz
salt llaAU city, itlh TERRITORY, on Thursdhy.
Che l1in DAY ut october, 1903, ut2 u'clU Oh tut,
Cor che purpose Of considering the question u
ceiling al Che property ana plant OF saIi cor.
pIrHuuu and Tor tuu tr iusaCuuu Of any other
business that may lawfully come before tho
mUethg
". 4. NOZZLE
e.. W iNNAs, President
stCfpt1Ty
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a. u. e. nol,lcd noh-mlnn nerr.

Made by the American Brewing
Company u ~. Louis Is brewed OF the
best barley anu bohemian hops. II
has n beautiful amber color, n delicious
hop flavor and sparEles like Cham.
payne. Fred s. HadTg, Wholesale
Dealer - East, First South Street.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE is IEUEHN GIVEN THAT
y Especial meeting OF the stockholders Of
the American EagIu Mining COMPANY will DO
held al the o1lru ~ iiruwn a henderson, glg
south Main strtut sails Lake tity. ttah. on
1utaday,tho IN day OF November lEl, 10 ~ 80
O'Clock m Of stii day. Tor the puruusu ~
rlufyiuE or disallsmIng thea ton OF thS Hoard
of uir, clors Of saii company iu ceiling all tho
real estate % SAID corporation
ny order Ut the Hoard OF Director.
o. % CNtOliiOW,
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Worlds Fair aud return only $500,
via Rio Grande Western on October
9th and It'll.
Chicago and return sS6.75, ~. Louis
anu return, sSS.25, via the RIO GTande
Western on October 9TH and 9TH.
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ANNUAL MEEIINn-

RmGHTON q NORTH POINT 1RRIGA.
- gatoh company. Notice IL hereby given
that we annual meeting Of the brighton n
Norih FONT lrnEauon company will be held Al
we huEhign meeting house, SAT- lake county.
DtAht On Monday the oh day Of October 1881,
ny yo'cInck ~ % said Jay for the purpose Of
erecting board " directors b. at tor che on.
.uing Two ytnts, hcaring reports ~ uucCrs aud
he TRANSACTION nt such other business 10 may
pr1ptrly come before thr meeting
NY order Of Board Of Directors
q. d. titIClliuW.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny TIE
4 ' UNDERLINED aimiuiatrntor Of tho estate o.
john smith, deceased, 10 tic cfadu0ra Of,
and all persona having claims ngainst the faid
~ HhacI, Co rNniu tHrm with Tho Necessary
tnrthcra. wilI'u f1ur mouths alter the nfst
publication OF thIg notice. tu tho said adminis-
traitor. at Doc residence boz sugu Housr prs-
gIn,L boz Che County oi Salt Lasc. Utah err.
tory.
Dated August 18Th. isTL
JANIS u sMITH.
AdmIuitirai1r of INC estate OF John /. smith,
urrOHHnf
MNuuTTf and ADAMS attUrnrva Tor eatata.
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In the Probate Court iH and Tor fall Lake
county. ivrr Dry uf Utah


deceased.
NOTICE = uEEtuY GIvES THAT
~ Hhrau Roberts. cNCrutrN uf tho lat will
Hnd testament ~ uWcu li1lUrts, deceased. h1a
rendered Tor settlement. Hud nlUf IN said
CuuIt her luai account uf huf administration
of Hlid cstatr and petition Tor nnul dlatflhuunn
uf Che residue uf taI1 estate among the persons
entitled thereto and that tudly the lIh day
% october, Al l7Ii. a. 10 o'clock ana, at The
court room nt said court, m the County Court
ui suId court Tor thU sUtt.cH ont OF tald DC.
count and hearing said petition Tor distribu.
uuu, ht which tone aua place any ptrson
interested 90 sHidCatstC may nppoaT sud show
cause, u any there uu,why sad sccouut should
not be- sctt % Hnd approved aud final diautbu
ton wade Ha PRAYED Tor
Dated september ~, 1871,
Nv MELoI.
q err Of the Probate Court
UyJ D. IarK . FfIutv
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" TTV TIWTT VT THV VTTlT0 0T W0TVWH IT0Ti
tiuHHs deceased
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Thomas u Lrwls. admin strai0r " tho
tIhtc q barbara ll0ihues, drruAged has
rendered Tor settlement, AMI nlei ~ said
tuuu. Die dual argouut ul bic administration
Of Hnii r'iNto lu1 petition Tor lnhl dittfibutiou
OF NE residue ~ saii estate Amunf tln persons
thutItd Ncfrlu, anu that Friday, tho 18TH Day
court room Z s1id court iu the t0uhiY Court
House. SAT- Lake iitY aud DuLuty. Utah Ter
Iturf. haa been 1uN appointed ~ the judge
Of tnd court Cor ihc settlement NJ taid ac.
rouui anf cHfiaE suId iUuuon for dlstrlbu.
ton. nt nhlrn time and place any person
int,rJHtri BOO sHil vHttto m y appear and show
cause. 10 any there Ny.WhY said account ahUul "a
not ns settled Hni approved aud hnat distrilu.
uuu made HH prayed Tor
dated september 10, lslA
u v MELOY.
tlcr of The Probate court
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.. ono ra.r beet homemade blankets,
by Provo WoolCu Mile.
3. one pair best homo made blankets,
by brigham City Muolon Mills.
4. one pair homemade shoes, by 4. G..
I. Shoe Factory.
o. one pair homemade Ovoralls, by 4.
g. NJ, I. overall Factory.
g. one bcsi home. made over shirt, by
h. q. VI. |. Shut Factory.
:. one pair host homemade Shoes, by
Solomon Bros.
e. one ,ack Utah sugar, by Utah Sugar
Co.
o. ono ton Utah best Coal, by Castle
Gae Utah Coal Co.
10. ono box Beehive Laundry Soap, by
Grant soap Co.
n. one dozen host homemade Wooden
Hose, by ]. G. Cutler y Bro.
". 100 pounds host Utah Flour, by
Pioneer Patent Roller Mills.
10. one ca.o bcst Utah Canned Tomatoes,
by Wood, Cross Canning Co.
II. one lost homemade Utah Cheese,
by Richmond DAIRY.
10. ono box Elycorino Toilet Soap, by
Grant Soap Co.
10. One-half dozen bost homemade SIX
handkerchief, by Salt Lake SIX
Factory.
". one box homo, made Crackers, by
American Biscuit Mnn'rg Co.
rs, ono years. subscription Salt Lake
Daily Tribune, Tribune Publishing
Co.
10. one bc.t home made Wagon Cover,
by Henry Ripe a Co,
20. one box bost homemade Candy, by
Jam. q. Mcdonald Candy Co.
p, Onehaudsomo homemade Paper Box,
by rho.. Slight,
22.Ono best homemade Copper CofIeo
POI, Utah copper by James-spen.
Ger. Batemnu Go.
20. ono years subscription 20 salt Lake
Daily HoIald, Herald Publishing
Co.
"a. ono kog home made Vinegar, by
Uiah Vinegar Works
%. ono case bust Utah-brnwed Beer, BY
salt Lake brewing Co.
%. ono years subscription To JuvOuilo
Instructor, Geo. q. Cannon a Sons,
Publishers.
~. one box Coop Laundry Soap, by
Grant Soap Co.
Is, Ono case hest home.brewed Ale and
Porter, by Margotis Brewing Co.
~, one years subscription to home, pub
nshed Magazine. published by II.
W. Naisbitt.
30, one case test homc-browed Beer, by
Fisher Brewing Co.
81 ono home'mhde private Diary, by
Salt Lake Llthogruphiug Go.
~ ono handsome Photograph, Salt Lake
Temple, by Z. r. Savage.
80. one case best homt- browod Beer by
H. Wagner
"a. ono best homemade Chair, by II.
Dinwoodcy Furniture Company.
30, one best homemade Mattress, Utnh
wool, by Utah Mattress Mig. Co.
80, Handsome Photograph Of Tabernacle
Choir, by salisbury Il johnson.
80 Half dozen hes homemade Brooms,
by ogden Broom Fac orv.
80. 100 he't home-mado Pros oil Brigk by
salt Lake Pressed Brick Co.
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10 the young lace Pozzonis Com
to the old renewed youth. Try IL. o
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LEGAL NOTICE
In the Probate Court in and for salt Lake
county Territory u Utah.


''T-I "||TTI
NOTlCE n HEREBY GtNEN THAT
~ Richard NHUHruH administrator Of
thU osntu uf William Matthew Sen. DC
ceased. u1s rendered Ter settlement, and diUd
iu HHii court. fH unnl account uf bis Hfmin.
tHifhunn OF aaii estate and petition for final
uiHirNuuuu ut thU residue ~ alld estate
among the persons ruu led thereto, aud
that tuesday, tHc l|tl day Of october. 4. %
'ri. 90 Do O'Clock n. m DC tHo court room li
t1IH rUurtHu thH County Cont iiuuac, salt lake
Guy aud County. iuh tUrutnuttas teen uuiY
settlement uI HIu account and hearing saId
NfutHn fnr HHtf'Hut1u. Al which limo and
pIa.n NUy Vrrtuu interested boz HHid estate may
appear and show cHutU. n Huy th1fJ BE-, why
aaii account should NOT l0 settled and no.
proved luI nHII uIErINuUYu made aa PRAYED
tor Dated svutrWu l.tu. l-9A
n. v. MELON.
tIufk ut She Probate Court
Uy J. b. JACK,
Deputy.
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To 20 TO the wnrld'. FAIR, only 5000
via the Union Pacific, October 6lh anu
7th, account Chicago Day.
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To Chicago and Return via Union
Pacific, October 9th ami 7th.
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A. the world's tHir. Ghicago DAy,
October OH,
October ON aud TN the Union
Pacific viii sell Excursion Tickets to
Chicago ut SS6 rs, good returning
leaving Chicago uutil October 2srd.
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$50. Ton bushels host homemade Lime,
hy q, u. Jones.
30. uno handsome homemade liautker.
chief Box, by Union Novelty Box
Co.
n. ono dozen best homemade Wooden
Hose.
a.. ono handsomo homo made Bouquet,
Utah Flowers, by Jnn,H hUyeE
90. one lO,!h can bcst home mGdu Lard,
by Utah Strengthening Go.
a. one handsome homemade Wreath,
by John Heading.
49, ono host homo-euIcd Ham, by Uiah
SlauRhtIrug Co.
20. ono paif best homemade shoes, by
Robinson Bros,
a.. one handsome home. made Cake, by
:. d. Hail.
4s. one box homemade valley Tan
Remedies, by e. J. Johnson.
~. one box White Windsor Toilet soap,
by Gun Soap co.
90 ono boa Black Oh, by W, e. Num-.
81. Onuto n homemade Teeth, uythap-
man 4 1ripp.
~. 100 he homemade Utah lee, by
Mount ain leo aud Cold Storage Go.
%. Hail doz. assorted homemade Flower
pot.
%. one ,trrs sub. Utah Magazine, by
Dr., John n, Park, editor.
%. Five lbs, Lost homemade creamery
i"
o. Fifty b.. beet homo. mad, Utah SAILS,
by Scars .JDitmN Co.
b. ono OK hUst home. made Chewing
Gum, by H. W. scltn,
o. 100 lbs. test homemade Bran and
Shorts, by s. l.. NJ. & h. Co.
%. Twenty-Five lbs. bes. homemade
Gormade, byIhuichor Bios, Lugau.
20. Fifty lhs. bost homemade Cracked
Wheat, by e. Hustler.
81. iifty lbs. hvAt homo made Corn Meal.
o. Ten lbs. bet homo -mace Sautugg, by
J. e. G. GIaunuld.
90. one box best homemade Ulah soda
Water, by Hewlett Bros,
%. $1,000 l-yoar In, Policy on Ros.. m
Home, Of Utah, II. j. Grant * CO.,
Agents,
%. one box best homemade Ginger Ale,
by II, penhaltor
o. one boz hest homemade Bath and
Toilet Soap, by Grant Soap Co.
o. ono years sub. utAh's host eytniug
rapor, Desorei News News Puh.Cu.
O.. ono yeaI's suh. lu hOmo-puhlishod
Magazine, II. W. Naisbiv, Puh.
Gb. ono years sub. To Utuh'- host oven
ing paper Daily Zee, Bee Pub, Co,
20. ono dozen Utah Manufactured Cotton
Towels, Washington Factory.
n. Ten lbs. best homo-mud" Wooden
Yarn. By Springvlllo Factory.
-. Ono dozen beet homemade Liquid
Bluing,. bv A, l., foulgor
20. ono doz boxes best houu.maduANlo
Grease, by G., J, Gusavoson.
"a. HRli.doz b0,t homemade Wash
Boards, by Jabcz Taylor.
70, ono box best homemade Cigars, by
sam Levy.
70. Pal best Homemade Candy, by NJ.
u, ono homemade Trunk, by Hubert
Bros.
rs. Five gals. best Honey by John II.
snidor
wheR you can get superior ortie
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'ber 18th, 1894.
DAP CO..
ALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
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a GAS-PIPE BOMB.
1t Gets Into Scrap Iron and ExPlOdes
Reinr Rroken ITD.

1t Gets Into Scrap Iron and ExplOdes on
Being Broken Up.
TOWER. Mimi, April 19.-The most
disastrous accident in the history of
the Minnesota mine occurred yesterday
morning shortly after 10 o'clock, when
three men were killed and nine others
suffered serious injuries, two of whom
will probably die. Several others were
slightly injured.
The accident occurred at the mine
blacksmith shops, where about twenty
men are employed, nearly every one of
whom sustained at least slight injuries.
Nettle, Collar and Nelson were en-
gagged in breaking up lot of worthless
gas pipe before throwing it into the
scrap pile. The pipe was being put
under 200 pound steam hammer and
broken into such lengths as would per-
init its easy handling. The men had been
engaged in this work nearly an hour,
when suddenly terrific report sounded.
and when the smoked cleared
away terrible sight presented
itself to the gaze of those who had
heard the report from the adjoining
machine shop and ran to the scene.
Senseless forms, mangled bodies and
men staggering from the scene of the
horrible disaster. weak from the loss of
blood, characterized the scene.
The explosion was no doubt due to
the presence of a quantity of dynamite
in pipe, which had at some time
been used as gun" in opening
''raises" that had become clogged. The
moment the steam hammer strdck a
blow the explosion followed.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-04-21
Fears of Trouble.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. April 19.-The Sit
uation at the Santa Fe yards in Argen-
tine is becoming exceedingly grave. AT
least the action of Superintendent OF
Terminals Rohrab aback indicated that he
expects very rough time at the yards
unless he is given an army of armed
men to assist him in the underta king
he has in contemplation. which he ex-
poets will meet the disfavor of the strik.
ers and their staunch sympathizers
who are still in the employ of the com
pany and who expect to remain at thci.
posts until they are called upon to join
the strikers.