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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co

SiTEAMERS LEAVE ASPINwALL ss--s
= fortnghty for the West IndIes aud sfSlEssp
Southampton. calling en- route at Cher OUuTg
France and Pfymouth. to land passengers.
Trrcugh Bills ef'Lading, in connection with the
Pacific Mail SIS. Co., issued for freight and treas
to direct ports m EG g. and and Germany.
Ehrough tickets from san Francisco to Ply
m outh, Cherbeurg. Southampton. First class
81 Ga: third class. $97 90. For further particu-
lars apply to PARRoTT 6 60, Agents,
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Kept Time for Two Centuries.

- LUHuUl, IVItBIaDH ~
For nearly two centuries the clock built
by Lang Bradley IN 1plS ilas 'been gblng
steadily in the south western campanile OF
st. PauPs Cathedral; but, although the
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COMpAGNlE GENeRlLE
I /, \ \ 5 A T-L A T & Q Q

=, = Il \ \ A T-L a 7 Q o e
French Line to Havre.
COMPANY'S PIER (AEW), 42NORTH e,ra.
River, foot OF Morton st. Travellers AGsaea
by this line avoid both transit by English railway
and the. discomfort of crossing the channel in a
small boat
..............- Saturday, June 81 IL :00 Noon
LA BOURGOG NE, capt Le6oeuf ..,....-..
= L.,..s. :. 49,. -. Saturday June 10, 100 A. II.
La CHAMPAGNE, Laurent
....l..... Sa urday, June II, Noon
La TOURAI Z, Capt. Frangeul. ...............
..-........s.... SATURDAY, ,qJ une "a, 10 A. N.
9B- For further particulars apply to
~ - SEA" p "A. FORGET. Agent,
% No. 3 Bowling Green, New ork.
]. f. FUGAZI u CO., Agents, 8 Montgomery
ave, san Francisco.
branch offcer 10 Mentgomeryrst ,a. au3l If
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zOcs sInediupx 9oG9e 1 long Eoa. soe@sH4 40
each. Cuils OF all = inds about 1s less.
TALL0W-No. l rendered 512c: Refined &c:
Gree tse, 31ac a 10.
WooL-The spring clip quotahle as follows:
Caaveras aud Foothill, I4@l6ea eyada l2G l5c =
San Joaquin and Southern years staple. 1U9 l =
do short woods, l2@ SC p II: choice Northern,
1!G02Oc 79 ID.
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GeneraI AIrrchtnaisa.

BAGs-Calcutta. June and July. 6@61sc; Wool
Bags. 3OIa @S2c
SUGAR he Western Sugar refining Company
quotes, terms net sh: Cube, Crusned, Powered
an" ~ IIne ~ = Crlihheu. an o4e . nj ry 'r,nuiatr
512e; Extra G, 5$sc: 1slden G. 51/se; ID, 47se;
Standard A. o Use; half bbls. 1sc more than bDls
and boxes !. C more.
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san EFrancisco -M.st .sIarket.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers are as fol-
lows: @ rt- arN AZ g. ~
BkEF-First quality. &c; second quality, 51ac;
third do. 4@S5c = 10.
NEAL = Large 51a@6lhc; small Calves, 7c7
Dairy Calves SC q 10.
MuTToN-wethers, 6961ac p ID; Ewes, 51a@
&c g ID. no ytf.
STRING LAAIB-7@Sc 3 ID.
PoRK-Liye Hos, &c 2 II for heavy and me-
dunn grain-fed; stock Hogs. 5$4@6cs dressed do,
914@9$4c p II.
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ss PIANOS.

iHE LEADING PIANOS OF AMERICA.
STATH AID & CO., AGENTS, LOG McAIister Street.
SOLD ON lNsrALLMENTs. mylS IThSu Sp
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SAN FRAN CISCO AND N. P. RAIL WAY.

ussO
COwMENCING SUNDAY, April. l6, 1898,
" and until furtheTs notice. boats and trains Will
leave from and arrive at the San Francisco Passen.
ger Depot, Market-streeC wharf, as follows:
from San Francisco fors Tiburon,
SsSvedere San Raj Ell.
WEEK DAYS. :40, $3.50, II 30 A. "; 1880, 80.
5 :05 6:2O p. NJ. AT'
sUNDAYs-s:O 100, $3.50. 100 A. NJ; 1880, $3.50.
300, 6:2U ?. NJ.
Frbm san, Rafael for San Francisco.
WEEK DAYS--6:2 81 7:55, 8 80. II :3OA. NJ. 40.
$40, 5:O5 +. N.
SATURD AVS oNLY--An extra trip at 80 P NJ
sUNDAYS-9ilO, $40, .I1:l0 A. NJ; lao, $40.
500; 6:25 PM n 49,
FROM liburonsto San. Erapciscb.
WEEK DAys-6:5o Ss22os $685. 1855 AM; 2:O5,
4:05, :35 Pm
SATURDAYS oNLYEAn extra trip at 6:55 P NJ
suNUAYs-S:4o, 10 :05. 1885 a. NJ; 2:05. 4:05,
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<.AacEAN STEAMSHIPS.
prGIFIG MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
THB6tfdN / LINE no NEW YORK VIA piy,n,

CALLING AT VARIOUS PORTS OF kzrs
' Mexico and Central America. sailngs SfE1szZ
at MOO esl5=tr
IS. Colon, :. 80. May 25
SS. San juan. June i
Do S0iiiha..-.. -.'..s.. y ane 10
NoTE.-When the sailing day falls on Sunday
steamer VIII be dispatched the following Monday.
{. eI JAPAN AND CHINA LINE.
FOR YOKOHAMA AND HONGKONG,
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for Shang-
hal, and at, Hongkogg fer Indies Straits. etc
;FQR. .HONGKONG VIA YOKOHAMA:
S. City OF RIO de Janeiro. Thursday; June !, at
3 P,M.'i's nEft -Ttt 9ft
IS. city OF New York. Thursday. June 8. at 3 PM
SIS. City II Peking, Thursday. June 90 AT p. "
2 IS. Ch1As, via BouoluIn, Monday. July 8, ) z. NJ
S. cru, Saturday. July 70. at 8 p NJ.
Round-tTlp tickets to Yokohama and return at
reduced rates s'-,s' - -
Fer r.isht and passage apply at the office, corner
First and Brannan streets.
Branch Ofice-202 Front street.
ALEAANDER. CE TIER. General AGENT.
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=. NO. III GERMaa LLOYD S. S. co.

SPREE. .HAVEI, LAIN, ,TBAyE, SAALE. AL
iER, ELDER, EMS, w EZRA, PULDA,
81 YUtS SGLBE, KAISERtWELHELM H.
New York, Seathampton. Bremen, The fast ex-
press steamers of this company sail every TUES
DAY aud SNTU KBAY.' Landing passengers in
SoutAampton an 74a Gays or less from New York.
These steamers are celebrated for their speed an
the comfort afforded pasSeigers. 80
Saale .....Sat. May 20 Saale Sat- June II
Snree..... Tues May 90 spree. ....Tues.. June 20
frave.s,...s SAT, May 27}Kaiser w. IL, " ed.
Aller ...... Tues, May 80 ...... .......Juue II
Inns. June 3 Trave. Sat. June 24
HnveI .....1 June 6lAller.. Tues. June 27
hlbe...... sat-. June 10 Ems $500. Sat. July
Lain. n...... Tues. June u Havel Tues, July 4
. RoRERT~C PRLEE, Gen. \ gent for Pacific
Coast, 1lS Montgomery street, under Occidental
Hotel, San Francisco ja7 1y THU
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An unapproachahIe PAPER

Boards V Water, 9s.
Street-125 Hutchlnson p Co. S1&.
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ssUN xND TIDE rABhE.
z HIGH wATERIIow wATER-I sUN, IN0oN.
:. E--------A > -. - : -tA.s--
: Esfhal. Large Large .lsma .IRisesFSsts Sets.
---l------i------ls I------t-4--4---l -l--l----
"a 7.llai S.07PI !. l.09PI 34A[ s45i 72ll 2Ol A
25l So 81 8.45pI LISP 32N 4.S0l 721f 2.23 A
SHIPPING I>T :LLIGE SCE.
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RECEIPTS oF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAHERS.
Dates Of Departure f., m San Francisco.
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The PACIFIC IRA NSFER COMPANY
will call for and check baggage from hotels and
resisehceS Inquire of Ticket agents for Time
Cards and other information.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

. PALACE HOTEL.
p w Campbell. III wailows, Dutch Flats !
! r hlsworth& W. Oak II Marsden & W, oak
W q Nakeieid, Spokane & II Cashe le Biggs
{. ! rl..-.e L-AIo-un a " q. ncncA hica I
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From sA USALIro tweek days)-S:45 Z :l5. S:I5,
$3.50 P.
(sundays)-s:45, 1920, IO:4o, II :4o A. ~ ;35,
1885, :05, 4 80. 200, 6 go. 7:45 p NJ
Extra Trip on Saturdays al 10 p. ~
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Produce Market.

FL OUR-Net cash prices are as follows: Family
extras, 50 1904 20; Bakers extras, s4@4 20;
superfine. 50 9O@3 80 % bbl.
WHEAT-ilas again declined and is very dull
No. l, 81 1901 2745 p ctl: choice, 81 28s4 q ctl
milling. 81 30Ml 30 q ctl. -.-
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Notes.

The mechanical department Of the
=. Y. Academy, introduced during
the semester which has Just closed, Ia
nn interesting aud useful acquisition.
Samples Of work done by tue students
chow considerable skill aud Ingenuity
Ia the use Of tho tools, some of the
Ladies being among these mechanics
Ia embryo.
Marriage licenses have been issued 10
George Gardner ~, aud Ning Pueblo
10, both OF Thistle; rhomis Hone 20,
aud Rosalla Hun IL, both OF Benia.
min,
The Black Flag was presoh ted Mt the
Opera House last night by local
organization. IL was a orsditsblo per.
iOrmauce.
The district school closed yesterday
Tor the holidays. The children gave .
pleasant entertainment Ia the evening
al the Parker school house.
Tho insane asylum board Is In ses.
sion. The principal busiuris Is the
preparing OF biennial report 10 DO
submitted TO the Legislature.
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The Utah Central railway had d
special train Of Two coaches 10 Sail
Laku Friday, bearing tho remains Of
Mrs. Barney Riley. A large number
OF irleuys attended the iuLcral ffum
Park Guy. The train returned the
same evening.
Hon. A. b. Emery, representative
elect TO tue next Legislature, has been
Ia Salt Lake most " the week attend
ing the cauCuHua OF his party, anu try.
ing 10 avoid tho many applications tor
office which no will be u ysriy to help
btutUw upon the hungry office seekers.
II. q. Chambers aud J. J. Daily were
yiallOfs uuflng two days Ul the week
monthly duties u paying oil the
many mon employed ia tue On1auo
mine aud mills, aud the DAILY mines
ami Mnrsac mills,
Many commercial men have been
In the city dufing tho week, anu ali
report lair success.
Mr. anu Mrs.. d. &. Mclaughlin,
Mr. nuu Mrs, w.. V, Rice we're yisitOIs
10 Salt Lake fhusuny.
Mt. W. :. Het gei spent n few days
IN the Park daring lne early part VI
tuu Wepk,
The Union Pacific pay car made It,
regular trip Friday AND lis.rlbuttd the
November pay 10 the mployea Aefc.
The FREQ reading room will be-
thrown open ia few days anu tue
rooms are being liked up oomiortaniy,
gui will DO supplied with all tho ialesl
pnpvfs, etc.
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Thieves Captured.

Sheriff Belnap, with the assistance o'
J. &. Chllds, OF iiverdaie, has cap
tured the petty thieves who broke into
Brgnson's stofo on Wednesday night
On Thursday night Childs lost some
chickens, anu tracked tho thieves 90
Thirty fourth street, In this city. He
then Informed tile sheriff, who, with
him and Detective Brown, drove out
10 the house VI man named storey
on the u. T., track, with n search war.
rant for the ohicks. While ABOUT 10,
he made a thorough search, ana found
tho stolen goods from Brauson's store,
but only the damp feathers OF the
chickens. He arrested Robert, Archer
and George StofeJ, aud Robert smith,
taking them 90 the county jail. The
stolen goods. nearly all Of which was
recovered, was taken 10 the sherlil's
iflice. Tho sheriff aud his helps Aro 10
y congratulated ON the lucky capture.
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CITY Council.

A apecial session Of the council was
held last night. u Asiill was allowed
500 rent for the Five Points iirestation.
rhe report Of the committee on the
recent visit Of the Conductors was
read and their expenditures VI 5000
approved.
Tie claim Of the wilson Irrigation
company sgsinst the city was pro-
n0uuced just
Lee 4 Hayes was granted q pofmis.
sion 10 revise the city ordinance, nud
n contract will be drawn up by the city
attorney.
a communicates Of property owners
on Thirtluih street was read protesting
ngainat certain assessments f0r opening
the street aud the amounts which athi'
traitors had agreed 10 pay Tor land.
They had agreed 10 pny $1,000 for land
that Nnthsu Tanner said could be
bought for $4,000.
l.. g. Wiikofson Was allowed 81 40
out Of s., 100 claimed for discount on
warrants.
The SALARY ordinance was amended
and passed. q ho mAyof's salary was
fiEed ut 81 200 Per Rnnum. The Guy
auditors was reduced tn 81 900. Al.
jcurnsd iill next Wednesday.
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CITIES Am---------
PROVO.
Provo, UTAH, bee. %, 1893.


Friday was the last day Of the fret
semester OF the eighteenth acalemi c
year Of the y. Y. academy. Appr0-
pirate exercises were carried out ~ fol.
lows;
AtO O'Clock ths students assembled
az usual for devotional exercises, after
which the various clnBses-Of 'Di i9j,
100, i07, NJ. /. A., Sunday School,
commercial school and preparatory
schuol-Icpaired 10 their respective
rooms. Ioasts, sentiments and speeches
were givsn. At 10 o'clock All Teas.
fombled Ia the general assembly room
and were seated according 10 classes.
Speeches were made BY the class pfrsi.
urntp, ~ follow; igi, Henry Peterson;
'gj, "A. Is. Tanner, 200, Andrew Chris.
Jensen; ~, James OstUrman; NJ. /. A.
Francis X lfkhnm; Sunday schools, g..
G.. StoitnHrn; Commercial college,
William h. Ward, preparatory, Brother
Black. Then followed speech By
each member Of tue faculty.
There were two graduates from the
Commercial college, David Ncuch, o.
Pima, Arizona, and Joseph snow Of
st. George. In tue Sunday school cia
~ students have completed the 10
weeks course, and I'm the VI. /. A..
Ciass ~ students have completed the
rs weeks course. The exafclsus were
characterized throughout BY great IN.
tetest anu goo1 feeling on the part o.!
all concerned.
la the evening the faculty rendered
the students a reception. The main
feature OF the evening was dancing
a "1unshins" mmittte, Brltherr
Hardy, Bfimhall aud k.eier, maize 30
their special business 10 zee that there
were no wall tllwefs aud tnat all had
good time. To several Of the fCclta.
ton rooms were arranged checker ana
chcsa boards aud ,everal parlor gamcs
Jr those who uid not dance OF tired VI
gliding the airy ianciful.n
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Mutual Appreciation.

On Thursday evening the jurors for
the November term surprised Judge
Miner and Deputy Marshal Exum at
meeting In the district court room.
Speeches were made referring 10 Judge
Miners aiiability and kindness, also TO
tho general courtesy Of Marshal
Exum. The pipe OF peace was
smoked, stories were told and snstches
were INDUCED In, all VI when showed
the general good feeling prevailing
among the oilloers,| Yesterday morn.
ing, before court gfened Judge Miner
and Marshal Enum were each pre-.
sonted with n gold-headed umbrella,
by the lusors, for which mark Of appre-
c.illinh the officials returned 10 the
JuTymen their hearty thanks.
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Notes.

Yesterday three cars Of cattle were
shipped from this city 10 Omaha.
The ball ut the Weber stake a ca.
deny on Friday night was n COM
plete success.
David Kay and II. J. Taylor were
Salt Lake Passengers this morning.
b. II. Roberts came down from
Charleston anu went Bouth this morn.
ing.
Another rain storm descended over
Ogden yesterday afternoon and even.
ing. This morning tho ground II
covered with snow.
The term Of Judge Miner expires
next June, nut he has now become 80
Rcollmated TO this region, and has
made so many irieuds, that II IL SAID
he will make Ogden Mis- future home,
In the Third ward iais voting cou-
teat, a. h, Patton led the gentlemen
by 50 votes, anu Mrs. q, A, Nelson,
the ladies, by A. votes. The lunch
tables are doing thriving business.
The board Of educaliont held short
meeting last evening. Tho reports OF
tue ecuuuh WtIt lNANB Aue lIthhuItTH
report was tlud, aud tuaChsri' salaries
amounting TO $500 for the month
were allowed auu paid, Adjourned TIL
next Friday,
Quite n number OF Agricultural Col.
lego s,ulents, clothed In white and
blue, came down from Logan on the
Union Pacific yesterday, auu scattered
la various objections 10 spend the hull.
days At home,
Superintendent NJ. Hall has notified
applicants Tor position ~ teachers, ion
the county schools, that n leachsFs'
examination Will he held on the 20
aud BOTH " December, Ia tue Clly
hall, Ogden.
The exercises In tho public schools
yesterday were very Pheasant. In SOME
OF the primary departments there
were Chtistmas trees anu pgescnla Goa
tue little once, while entertaining
ChrstmusH programs were VOL
teu9egUd la the higher duuaTtmrul..
quite n number OF parents, mu-ti,
mo.hers, were Ul, 90 witness tine ,Nuf-
ciseg,
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Fourth District Court.

When the court opened yesterday
morning, the A. Nj. lOchert case was
continued. The trial occupied the
whole day, and will DO continued to-
day, when IL 10 expected the case will
10 TO tho jury.
The case Of r. o. Gtoome VI Ogden
city was referred to ]. 3. FOREMAN.
The petit Jurors Tor the November
term have been discharged finally. Tue
May Q term Of the Fourth district
court, It IA expected, viii be- called
February 28ru, 1894
Val Gideon was made referee In the
case Of John Schallenbetger w Fritz
II. Nelson ct al, TO take testimony.
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MSnsraenrfrs ~ ~ EiBdi u
STAPLE AND FANCY CRACKERS
AND nREAD.
Cor. Second West 4 Seventh South sts.
Telephone So. 4. o. Box 2gf, g. AL
eTeara pronpuy ATTENDED sA
EaIth-PromotI1a Series.

ny FIRST mission, narrative OF persona
tEpcaonc' as mi'tlonsiy upon tho Sandwich
Islands, ty George q. Cannon, 2sc.
A strinE Of pcHTi,, containing number o.
iniofoiuHg sketches and anecdotes Of mic
sIonary Me, oic., asa
Leaves From ny Journal, By rrosidcn.
Wilfari Woodruff, absorption Of his wonder.
ful missionary ezpaHenco and many interest.
Ina incldonu " his life, $50
Fragments OF Ezpericucs, a collection %
statehoa from mo oHporIoncs OF ElItrs, 4sc
Presidont heber q. IIimbRII's IournnI,
narrative of h0 principal incidents ia Die
career oi aNory remarkable man, 2jc.
Enrly Scenes In Church History, a coli.
lection % nr,isap from h1 lives OF Eider,
of mo Church in early days, CSC.
Thc Ltfo % Sephi, mo son OF Lohi, WIN
euigra.oi from Jerusalem, In Julsa, D. ns
isai NOW kn0wn 40 south America s.z cen.
t1r'n bs'oro tho oomlgE 1i mo Savior. IN,
book contains some worry important item, con.
eun,ag ho Book OF Norluoo, by George u
Cannon, 256,
scraps OF biography, containing Sketch Of
Ai ldarf l.ig' lu.dsHla OF gIpououca, and
Novel knights journal, asc
The N5th Of tho Manuscripts Pound.
OFF uo Ahurlluoi OF ho splaid.ng story, by
George Ho.uolIf, Csc.
LahorS IN the vineyard, contain. som, Of
'h' mos. .nieuGi'ns oEpoaansel ever srilton,
-a.
"'o'.'ul Narratives contains some Interest,
h.'n1i valuable IaHrons. e5c
iloi9W isioug, Instructive manifestations Of
Che Lord - lt.s chaissu, use.
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First District Court.

The Silver CRY arsoa case Ia sin
On trial.
judgment 10y default for f2,258,
amount Cue on a note, and 500 nuot.
ncys ieos, was taken by a. n. Raleigh
against Andrew J. stewart ct nj.
John II. WhitlOus, resident OF
Sanptto county, has filed u suit tor tht
recovery VI $1,000 damages anu $50
court EXPENSE. fiam Henry Jeusru
aud Nvils NJ. Ssronson, alleging us a
cause Of action false imprisonment on
March 7th, Sth anu OH.
On the same statement Of alleged
isoly Bcngt Danielson has commenced
suit against Jensen Hnd SOrunson for
sl,Og5.
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Morklng Nighl and Dan.

The CfcaCout Co crnlraiod is atm
working night nnd day reducing ana
shipping the large amount Of ore un
hand. The mlno IS now working vita
a full force OF men, vi in short time
teams viii be BRING o. down the orc.
the tramway IL tied up i0r the wiutsr
and viii not be opsuOd again Until
next spring.
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The Daly.West.

Work on tue Daly.West mine IL
still being pushed Aud most likely,
when u has besu fully determined ns
10 tho Glass OF ore Aud the most eCOnom'
ical treatment % tamr, a min viii be
put ny some TINS during thu cuminE
bpriug, providing that the bottom docs
not onuruly drop out Of silver aud loaJ.
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PARK CITY
HenyY Snnws.

Winter weather ha. been the general
rule during the week aud great
amount Of snow has fallen, aud the
various mines are taking advantage ~
the splendid sloighiug TO haul supplies
Tor the winter. Not an iulu team In
the camp at the present time.
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The Park Sampler.

The mines anu mills IRE s,ill kept
busy, and sending out daily the usual
amount OF ere Huu bullion. The Para
the week a larger amount Of ore than
NJ any tim sinco last June. This fact
Indicates the liability Of tho camp.
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Holiday Displays.

The holiday display u the merchants
is worry fine aud would be credit 20
city many timus larger than this.
business la the holiday goods line is
brisk, which has boen brought ab lut
by the various mlnus having pny day
during the past week.
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CHRISTMAS Ann NEw YEAHs.
HOLIDAYS


For the holidays the Union Pacific
will sell excursion tickets at rats VI
one fare for the round trip to any
pOint In Utah, also TO any point on the
Union Pacific Systtm outside Of Utah
within distance VI $50 miles, and to oil
points in Colorado.
Tickets 10 bo sold Dec. 28ri, 2iIh,
Goth, Both, 3lsl, and January lat, gooI
Tor return until January i,h,
Tickets sold 10 Colorado points will
be good Tor return until Jan. 10Th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

With thu opening up OF the C0alvillo
miute, alter the recent strisr, coal has
tseu rolling into tho Psfk NJ the rate
Of about twenty-five cars per day.
There he no cnanuo iOr u coal famine
this winter, ~ all the mines nnd miilH
have stofel up a large amount Of coal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

Tho Maunc Miil viii shut down Ia
few days, ior the usual OverAbuling
anu tvpairs, auu Ia ten uGyB viii be-
ready for active work hgaiu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

Finest ana select Wines Mt the
Chicago Liquor House.
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Noble woMeQ's QvQs sQrIQe.

Lydia hnighrs History, an interesting
Volume. Fr.t,on iu an attractive and pleasing
a.yIa, 25e.
heroines Of "lformOudom,u intore,tips
sln'aaos oi gomfu who have proved ,Asu,.
selves WORTHY OF honor Ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23

Every Nhtion's national drink at the
Chicago Liquor House.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-23
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MANUFACTURING COMPANY
y. STANLEY, Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-21
A BEAUTIFUL Spring OPENING.

portion OF tho feminine world was able TO satisfy
Itself - what Is to be the correct thing In millinery
this spring at the private opening OF Wcchscr &
Abraham, No. 42O Fulton ST.. Brooklyn. yesterday.
more beautiful or attractive sight in the way OF
millinery II would be- hard 10 imagine. Several
devoted - the display and over six
hundred styles OF hat, and b0nncts shown. many
OF them being by such well known Paris mlincrs as
Virot, Faulkner, Camille. Roger and Jose. In hats
the 1890 style predOmlnacd. imagine "a poke bon
net without the sides. and you get Idea Of the
shape. But the general style modified In count
less ways. and the material was Lace fancy straw.
ETC.. profnscy adorned with Jcwcry gold lace. bright
flowers and ribbons. Combinations Il co)rs were
the rule, ruby and omncncc prcdomlnatlng Violcts
the favoriie flower and mrolr velvet Of all
shades was much used. The bonncts were small
and made MP with "A nowcry or butterfly effect. They
also were richly bejcwerd
The display Will BE- open 10 the public until after
Easter, and wishing 10 purchase or learn the
fashions will do well to visit II.