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other day did the attendance drop .
within % 900 Of this low mark, and OF
the Thursday following II rose 10
1872, 265. The paper quoted Is con.
WINGED and II believes the figures 81
attendance ut the Fair pfove-ihat u
the gates were closed on Sunday TIE
many Thousands Of people Of the nauon
who will not come 10 the Fair undI
present conditions would more thah
odset the Ices Of the small number oi
reoplo who now pay thelf way INTO
Jackson park on Sunday.
But there 10 s,lll something more t.
be consldoftd. We are shown that the
above computation has iakei no note
Of the 81 100000 whiun the directors
have said they would return to th,
national government IT they had II 10
give at the end Of the Exposition, for
"a TIE pertinent words Of the United
States circuit court opinion, the only
way TO tender isto tender Probably
this money could 10 returned by th,
directory, Tor tho salvage from ia,
great structures at Jackson park would
add a large sum to the money left iu
tho dircclors' hands from admissions
and from the concos'iouers after pay.
ing all debts. II this ium were repaid
there would stlll, Ia all probability,
remain n fragment OF the ouormou.
receipts - be divided among the
stockholders Of the enterprise, includ.
ing the city Of Chicago. 30 We may
that the money side Of the
Fair is In prosperous condition, and
as II Is matter m which We arc all
concerned to some extent, this l.
very gratifying state Of affairs.
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All free

Those who have ueol DR.. Kingp
Sew Discovery know its value, and
those who have not have now ths
opportunity TO try II Free. Call on the
advertised Druggist and get Trial
Bottle, Free. send your name and
address 10 n. r. Buckien q Co., Chi.
ongo, and get sample box OF Or.
King's New Life Pills Free, M we'll "a
a copy OF Guide TO Health anu House.
hold Instructor, Free. All OF which Is
guaranteed to do you good and cost you
nothing. A. q. Smith a Coz Drug
atnRa ~
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THE BUSINESS SITUATION.

We shall not be IN the least dliaT
pointed or discouraged II those holpiesi
souls who look to the approaching ses
sion Of Congress for the Immediate and
radical relief OF the business situation
shall look In vain. Pen1ns or firms
that expect legislative action TO M
them out Of difficulty, when they
ought TO be attending closely
10 their own business, examin.
ing their balance sheet aud
ledger, and making collections and
settlements ~ fast - possible. deserve
to be disappointed. Neither shall We
regret IL Speculation shall be slow In
rsouperatlng. This with IL attendant
results L. the ailmsnt that has brought
the prostration from which wa are
suffer- q. Fortunately II appear. h
have exhausted itself, and 10 DO tired
out. Our hope is that II may be- per.
miped to sleep until !, gets thoroughly
rested.
On the other hand the distinct tigns
Of convAlcsconce are apparent sl0ug
all the legitimate lines OF trade. The
recovery may not be very rapld At
fnt-it Il better that II should not be-
~. The slow but steady restoration IL
the kind that gives promise Of con.
,lnusd health and lie. The instantAneous
cure is often only apparent, aud, being
unwisely regarded a. complete, n,
frequently but the prelude 10 au utter
collapse. In this respect, NJ In most
others, there IL sound sense In the
policy Of making haste slowly.
The eastern exchanges and the
daily telegtaphlo reports agree IA
quoting financial leaders In the
country rs considering that the volst
ia over. June 80 il spoken OF as the
turning point, from which business
should begin and has begun 10 nd.
vance again toward Its normal and
undisiurbed state. Bauks which
about that time and earlier were
forced 10 suspend are reopeninr their
doors Depositors who thought their
money was safer In an old sack hidden
Ia the chimney or la the barn than in
tho bank vault arerecovcrlng from their
delusion and putting It baek again In
lie latter Mace. Indti.t,t,I n,,t,yi,, A..
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Irwin w. Larimore, physical director
OF y, NJ, &, A., Des MOines, Ia, says
ne can clusoIentioualy recommend
Chamherlain,a Pain Balm to athletes,
kymnastsi bicyclists, foot ball player,
ana the profession In general for bruises,
sprhins and llsl0cAtions; also Tor sore.
ness aud stiffness Of the muscles. MIR.
llaflm0fe has used two bottles Of The
ram Balm and II enthusiastic In hi,
praise Of the remedy. When applied
before the parts become swollen Ii will
effect cure in One-hnlf the time
usually required. Italso cures Fheuma.
ism For sale by n. G.. NJ. l. Drug
Dept d&s
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THOSE PABisIAN students are a hard
handful, especially when aided by loa
cfa anu fowdics. They have been
making tho Latin quarter a safe plac,
to stay away from Tor several day,
now, anu the end Il not yet.
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Chamberiain'~ collie, cholera an,
Dihrrhwa Remedy.

Every family should bc provided
with a bottle Of this remedy during thu
summer months. IL can always be de-.
pended upon an Is pleasant aui safe
70 take. In many cases, by having IL
hand, life may be- saved before a ply.
sician could be summoned OF medicine
procured. No other remedy 80 reli.
able or successful. No other ~ certain
TO cure bloody fux, dysentery, diar.
rhma ana cholera mOfbus In theif
worst forms Il IL equally valuable for
children and ndults. 70 and so cent lot.
ties for sale by I.C.M.l, Drug Dept. ds
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WHITE HOUSE,, Holt and Germo.
Ptoprietou. $3.50 10 $500 PER- day.
New management, most centrally To-.
Gated, roiitled, aud best hotel for tn
price In the city. NJ. y. Germo, man.
agcF, Salt Lake CITY,
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As SEEN ABROAD.

The Lowostot England Journal
Of June 20 oontalus an account Of the
Salt Lake Temple, and II isam model Of
accuracy anu fairness. II l. rarely
indeed that We Hind newspapers not OF
us discussing such or similar subjects
relating " the Lat,er-day Saints In o.
dispassionato AMI oonsidtTate tone a.
characterize the utternnces Of the
Journal on every occasion. The article
opokrn u Is quite lengthy aud enters
largely into detail ami description,
leaving no part or feature OF the beau.
tiiul structure unmentioned. We
need offer no apology for publishing
tho following extract from the article,
Ia tho same period a rroa, number of
cluos' schools, assembly halls. colleges,
three other temples, aud tho great Tabor
hhclg, capable OF holding some 10000
people with such perfect uclusiiral prnp.
critics that falling pin or whisper can
be distinctly heard throughout the vast
nuditufiumi ~ woll ~ many other noblo
buildings ~ commercial Interest have
boon raised, To found tho beautiful
homes, now enjoyed IN happiness and
property by this misunderstood people,
they have suffered deeply, and liko mo
carly Christians have boon oyorywhoro
spoken against Expelled from four
abiding places, tortured. murdered and
their property destroyed they len tho
beautiful city OF Nauvou they had built,
10 cross tho Great American desert. "A
thousand milH., chiefly Ou foot; being
turned out in tho middle VI tho night by
a mob with hBckenvd ncrs, led ON by
two so'cnllcd prvaohori of the Gospel In
the depth Of winter. with very little To
cover thom they started that tourney.
s'alning tho snow with thor bleeding |
loot, their greatest crimes being their !
belief IA Immediate revelation, aud a |
.LumInrI -
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You viii b. pleased with Gold Band
Cofrr. For sale by all frs,.clnss
grocers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07

Ior the benefit Of Uuh patrons and
friends and 90 meet tfe demands ~ news
sgerts ~ thiraro, me NTws Will be- on saie n
n'ost Of tho rtucUa Hotels md uuul stores
~ mat riiv during ihe thif season.
Headquarters Tor the Nrws IL NJ Wells D
tErrs uook and Periodical store, ~ STATE
Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07

The Gold Band Coffee Il always uni.
form In strength ami flavor and full
weight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-07

l. q. Hines a Co.,
Distributing Agents Tor the
celebrated Custom House" Cigats.
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MOhulr and Linen busters below
cost TO close out In this line, Brown.
Terry " woodruff Co., he Main 81.
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ThE CuLLEN, 3. q. Ewing Proprio.
tor. Half block from Pest Office, door.
iron Pullman ticket oiiico, Main st.
Rates $500 per day. Special L0od'
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Salt Lakes big, new MOTEL Is The
knulsford. HOmellke, elegant, ecu.
trail and reasonable.
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Gold Band Coffee il quick seller
THIS Is evidence that It Is popular with
the consumer.
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Pedersen.simms Full Band. Faro.
90 cents round trip. Trains leave 4,
q. W. Station.
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euuseribers changing their placed residence
should always 1--WE former a. we'll a. present
addrtEa
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mo UifXnHr TvfNfSg NEws 10 published
tfly. sunday excepted. o. tofrfr touth and
u Temple Streets. -alt Lake CITY.
rfHin Ediuon al 20 y u,. Regular Edition
at clock
The iEsEuEr srvt-W rrELT Nrws BE- pub.
ifhed on Iuesdav and Friday of each week.
The iTstuEr WIrKLY uu magazine FORM
10 publahcd every saturday.
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All communications should be addressed to
DrsrHGT NEws TunLisuiSo co.
Telephone ~
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lush Mauldiu "' 'N'
Hy virtue OF authority In will onsr nj o., for ~
SSa commencing 10 M saturday, July continuing oto,
evenings IN July 20 the enro STOCK
souvenir spoons OF the j. H. Loyson
SAT- Lake CITY Tho .ale
ilu one unlnilorthnt raaoryo
Iho opportunity for tho purchase Watches or Diamond
JeWolTy on SILVER viii be- without precedent Ia MA city n ~
we price A. by cost what dealers nay at wboose d
w sho pledges hlmsof that will moro tan
mo cost OF the article no asked. " '' ''''"
INC ooh as well known IL tho mnst ,ng.ony
selected eyer brought this city besides which l. Mi now ao
OF ~ 3py inc ilch
heN,st patterns cut Tor ho Columbian display Chicago
II confidently beloved has this sale provo IN into IN
tho peoo 9 hls CITY and vicinity. Mr. NfAulda
VIZ, ' WIZ asi satisfaction assured aud every guaran
During the sale repair work solicited.
THOMAS X. ELLERBECK Manager
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DihlcroRs rs Richards, Tho' q. Weber.
NJ W. clayton. LUaA A. Smith, n. 7 Cum
mlng'' james II. Moyle. Chas. q, 9enardi.
A W. Carlson, !. o cuusr.
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liquidation Sale
AT COST!
FOR A LIMITED NUMBER OF DAYS; THE
g. = . jill LGYSOlC0npanT'S
STOCK OF
STOCK OF
WATCHES DIAMONDS AND SILVER

10 ho offered a cost for TWENTY FOUR DAYsunaor IN,
Hugh Mauldu, ~ '"'''S'' VI "t'
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In eject June 10, 1898
Lv.shll Iake AVS aLInIr ~. eaILaIr Ar-a,ItI,L
The herald., 1893-06-06

DEALTY--A HOMESEEKERS' AND INVEST
IL ors' Journal Reports OF everything reai-
fng TO land from fifty towns in southern cali
fornia. No boom articles, but conservative,
honest record OF progress. Los Angeles Office,
l30 South Broadway. Send H2 for years
subscription and begin with volume out in
July This is the only publication Of It's char.
ncter Persons interested in land cannot afford
10 be without II. Address correspondence TO
Edgar +. Howe, Redlands. Cal 6-i-2m
The herald., 1893-06-06
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Proceedings OF the Board OF pirectoru
Yestorday.

proceedings Of the Board Of Directors
Yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
board OF directors of the public library
. was held yesterday at 8 80 p. m.
Present on roll call Directors Hamil-
ton, Howard and President Dobinson.
Bills to the amount Of $79S.64 were an
proved and ordered paid. The librarian,
Mise Kelso, reported that "a, 955 books
had been circulated during the past
month. and that 238 borrowers cards
had been Issued, making the total men,
bership 1l,6S4. The number OF books in
the library il. 81 ,596, making the average
circulation fraction less than two books
for each person, showing the class read
ing ia OF serious books.
The fret six months OF the library
year, ending June 1st, shows circula-
tion of books amounting to 209,64O,
against 174,275 for the first six months
OF 1892.
The herald., 1893-06-06
THE CAPITAL REMOVAL.
SAN JOSE TO OPEN HEADoUAR.
TEfss In THIS cIrY.
Goucher and Mr.. Lynch In the
Cfty-Ths Capital Question.

1t looks as though San Jose was really
going to make campaign for the state
capital. For the past few weeks certain
influences have been at work in South
ern California which lead to that ineyi.
table conclusion.
Yesterday Senator E. G. Seymour of
San Bernardino was in the city. The
senator sojourned for some hours, and
he pretended to be very mys-
terious. STILL, at the same time,
before he departed it became
plainly evident that he was in Los
Angeles for q purpose which was not
disconnected from capital removal.
Senator Seymour and his coordinate
member of the legislature, Mr.. Lynch,
is more to blame than any one else for
the resolution which will call for vote
on the proposition. Therefore reason
exists why these gentlemen should in
cidentally be cahvassing the situation.
1t is understood that within a few
weeks San Jose will open headquarters
for Southern California in this city.
The herald., 1893-06-06
THE rs.
Gases on Trial Yesterday New Suits
Filed Yesterday.

Gases on Trial Yestsrday--N New Suits
Filed Yesterday.
In the United States circuit court yes
terday in the case oiWilhelminaDubbe
administratrix, vs.. Magaretha Lul Is
Kessler ct al. the complainant s,4
granted thirty days in which to reply b,
the plea OF Marie Sievil Lulois.
A petition for writ OF error to the
United States circuit court was granted
by Judge Ross yesterday in the United
States circuit court in the case OF Mary
]. Laird vs. The Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe, and Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road companies.
Judge Mckinley yesterday ordered
Sheriff Cline to take possession OF All
the property of Hans Frey, recently ed
judged insane.
In the case of T. Horgan vs.. H. NJ.
Johnston, Judge Mckinley yesterday
gave judgment for the plaintiff as
prayed.
An amended demurrer in the case Of
Byron Waters We. the Southern Caliior-
mia Motor Railroad company was sub.
nitted without argument yesterday ia
the United States circuit court.
NEW SUITS FILED.
Application by the Pitcher and Gray
company to dissolve the corporation.
Los Angeles savings bank vs.. G.. N.
Earl ct al. Suit of foreclosure 'for
Sc, ,507. .95.
The herald., 1893-06-06
AN ENGLISH VIEW.
A Leeds Paper on the Charms of Soutl
ern California.

Leeds Paper on the Charms of South
ern California.
The following opinion of the Bureau
OF Information pamphlet has been ex-
pressed by the English paper, The
Mercury of Leeds. =.
& Gan enchanting description OF what
must be an earthly paradise lie given In
Southern California, district south of
San Francisco extendipgto the Mexican
border, OF which Los Angeles is, we be-
lieve the chie' city. 1t is delightful
land, where the orange the lemon, the
banana and the vine thrive, where the
palmetto gives tropical iestufe to the
scenery, ard where the tenn nnptations OF
lotus eating are great. sls
II point OF fact, however, the district
is one OF busy industries and many in
ducements are held out to persons who
desire to participate in the agricultural
and horticultural progress on nll sides.
Full descriptions are given in the work
OF the natural features, resources and
prospects OF this favored tract OF coun-
try, which holds out attractions alike 10
the home seeker, tourist and invalid.
The work contains many fine views. 1t
is Issued by the Southern California Bu-
reau OF Information.
The herald., 1893-06-06
THE SUGAR BOUNTY.

A Louisianian Who Describes what II
Has Accomplished.
Mr.. J. M. Burguieres and family, Of
st. Mary parish, Louisiana, were among
the arrivals at the Westminster last Sat
urday.
Mr.. Bufguieres Is prominent sugar
planter Of the Bayou state, and is vis
iting this coast for the first time. He
expressed himself as much pleased with
Los Angeles, and spoke very enthusi.
astically about the climate. He will
visit the principal places on the coast,
proceeding by easy stages to San Fran.
cisco. Before returning home he will
visit the worlds fair and other places.
Mr.. BurRuieres is native born Loui-
sianian. He was seen at the hotel yes.
terday by HERALD representative and
asked for some expression upon the pros
poets Of sugar raising under the present
bounty.
"It has greatly stimulated the indus
try" said Mr.. Bureuieres. "The plant
ere have begun to replace the old
methods OF manufacturing sugar by the
latest and most improved machinery.
Larger tracts Of land are being planted
to the cane. The output has been
steadily increasing each succeeding
year, some ref1neries turning out 300 or
400 per cent more sugar than they did
two years ago. ALI of the planters seem
to feel imbued with energy and are inn
proving quite extensively.
1.-THE present crop will be finished in
January end will make the third upon
which the bounty has been paid. Be-
fore congress established the bounty
sugar was protected by the tariff. When
the tariff was removed the bounty was
substituted, thus leaving the industry
protected about the came that it was
under the tariff"
'Suppose the bounty is removed, will
1t not demoralize the industry In the
south ?''
''It is regarded as probable by many
that the next congress will remove it,.
The bounty was placed for 15 years, and
under this inducement the planters have
made the present extensive9 improve
mente. We regard it as an agreement
or contract between congress and the
planters, and should ii be repealed we
propose to test its legality in the
courts"
'suppose it should be repealed after
the is years?"
"Well, we are quite willing to take the
chances upon that, knowing that within
that time we will receive our invest
ments back with good interest The
majority Of the improvements have been
accomplished during the past few years,
and the indications are that they will be
largely increased within q similar
time"
Are the people In sympathy with
the present administration ?"
''Some are and others are not. While
almost the entire population is demo-
cratic, they do not relish ths idea of the
sugar bounty being removed"
"What effect would the removal Of
the bounty have on the industry ?"
sit would etop much OF the improve
ments. We could not we'll conduct the
manufacture of the article if it was
removed"
The herald., 1893-06-06
Notice of Foreclosure Sale.

WILLARD FILLMORE, AHINISTRATOR OF
Itl the eltate OF Elijah d. Fillmore, deceased
plaintiff, VS.. Isaac Wickersham and 8. J. Wick
ershAm, his wife, defendants.
6heriffs sale-No. 10 468.
Order of sale and decree OF foreclosure and
sale.
decree of foreclosure and sale issued out of the
superior court OF the county o Los Angeles, OF
the state Of California, on the 10th day OF May,
A. d. 1903. in the above entitled action,
wherein Miilsrd Fillmore, adminlstra OF Of The
ektatc of Elijah d. Fillmore, deceased, the
above-named plaintiff obtained a Judgment
and decree Of foreclosure sa ana sale against ihs
IS h day of May, A. D. 1898. for the tum Of
thirty Ave hundred eighty. seven. and 1900
{s35sals dollars, gold coin dsc,sa 81 the tne
on n''tS the 18Th s' dsg wgiVa q Nay 4. b. 1893,
recorded in Judgment book Al OF said court, At
page s3, am commanded 70 sell All that GER
tain lot, piece or parcel of land situate lying
and being IN the said county OF Los Angeles,
sta,e Of California, and bounded and described
LOT number twenty (2O) in block number
twelve (12), East Los Angeles, according TO
map made by Frank Lecouvreur in perember,
1873 and recorded In book 8, pages l94 and
95 miscellaneous records OF said county OF
Los Angeles; together with all and singular
the tenements, hereditaments and appurte.
nances thereunto belonging or In anywise ap-
pertaining.
Public notice is hereby given that on Thurs.
day, the 9th day Of June A. D. 1893, at IL
O'Clock m. cfthat dty, in front of the court
house door OF the county of Los Angeles, Broad
way entrance. will. in obedience to said order
OF sale and decree of foreclosure and sale, sell
the above-deser, bed property, or 10 mucn
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said
Judgment, with interest and costs, etc., TO the
highest and best bidder for cash, gold coin.
Dated this 10th day OF May 1898.
j @. CLINE,
Sheriff OF Los Angeles county.
By ]. 0. LOWE, deputy sheriff.
A. B. Young, attorney for plaintiff:
l6 tues At
The herald., 1893-06-06
Notice Of Dissolution Of Corporation

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE CoUN-
Il ty OF Los Anseles, state of Calliornia--No-
uce of dis olution OF corporation, The Los An
geles Gas Company.
Pursuant 10 tne order OF the court, notice is
hereby given that on the % h day of April,
1893 Tine Los Angeles GAS Company and the
directors thereof, by leave of eourt tirst OBJ
Superior Court of the county of Los Angeles
their petition Tor the voluntary dissolution Of
said corporation.
All prisons interested will take notice that
on Monday, the 18th day of June, 1893, the
petitioners will, unless objections be died, ap-
ply to the court for the order pray ed for at De-
partment 5 in the County Court House of he
county OF LOS Angeles.
All persons having such objections must fle
the sem with the clerk OF this court at any
timP before the expii alton OF this notice.
Dated ms 2Sth day Of APRIL lS93.
seal OF Co. Oietkl Il. II. WARD, Clerk,
BY F. E. I owRy DEPUTY.
Cheney & Uronin, Atto neys for Petitioners
40 a5t
The herald., 1893-06-06
Notice for Publication of Time for
Proving Will, Etc.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR
Il the county Of Los Ange es, state OF Calfor-
nih-st
In the m ,ttcr of the estate of Elizabeth
FIood, deceased.
Notice 1, hereby given that Tuesday, the 18th
day o. Juns, 1888 81 10 O'Clock II. III. of said
day, at the courtroom of this olrt, department.
twOthereof, in the ciCy Of Los An ,e ,es county
of Los Augelcs, and state o California, has
been appointedas the time and place for hear
ing the application of Benton Flood and Griffith
D. omplon. praying that document now on
hlei this colrt, purpor,ing 10 be the last Will
and iestam ent oil the said dece ased be admil ted
t0probate, that letters tesla mentary be issued
thereon to them, at which time and place all
persons interested therein mAy appear and
contest the same.
Dated May goth. 1893.
T. II. WARD, County Clerk.
Bye. w BLAKE Deputy.
W. P. Gardiner, attorney for petitioners
G-l-l1t