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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-10-07

Judge Shields is down from the Park.
A. Q. Smoot and wife are up from
{ Provo.
Major Breeder, of ogden. was in tn,
yesterday.
]. Il. Peary. clerk of the First district
len.
w D. Londoun, advance agent for the
ROBBERS Downing company, is stopping al
the Templeton.
AIrt. A. and S. Lund. of Nephi, are at
the Walker
E. II. Holt Mr.. and Mrs L. f. Egger-
den, Warren Johnson and John W.
Llarey, of Provo, are in town for few
days.
Judge William II. King of Provo, is
stopping at the Cullen.
G..G. Mcfarland. c. NJ. Beason. and A.
c. Richardson are Gown from Ogden.
A. Q. Cleveland. The Republican nominee
for governor of Nevada, is stopping with
his wife at the Cullen.
Sheriff H. W. Hawley, of Oasis, is in
town.
A. E. Snow. of Brigham City, and ]. E.
Anderson, of Fountain, are at the Tenn
pleton
Charles Humphrey. mining man from
Bingham, and X. t. Howard and A l..
Coolidge. of Manti, are registered at the
Cullen.
William G. Blatt. of Detroit, is in the
city.
c. T. o'Meara, a brother of Councilman
C'McaTa and a leading business man OF
Chicago is in Salt Lake.
]. H. Simmons, representing A Schll-
ling q Co. of San Francisco. has opened
an Office in room 10. Eagle block.
Amonf the arrivals at the Grand Pa.
cific Ass.srday We're Mrs. Susan White Of
Seattle: T. W. Chambers and wife. and
c. c. Brown and wife, of Ogden; James
Kirk and wife. OF Tooele, and j. c. Pierce,
of Elwood. Neb.
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THE SILVER LEAGUE.
The Projected Rally Was a Grand
Fizz1e.

FizZIe.
The grand rally of the newly projected
organization called the "Silver League of
Utah" which was called for last even
ing and extensively advertised by hand
bills and otherwise, proved as great a
failure as most of the Republican rallies
have done. About 100 or $50 people as
sembled in the Wasatch hall at s o'clock
and after waiting for more than half an
hour for some of the leaders of the move
ment to appear got very impatient. Hand
bills had been distributed extensively an
nouncing that Colonel NJ. NJ. Kaighn, S.
P. Armstrong, Judges Rhodes, of Ogden,
Frank Hoffman and others would speak,
but not one of those gentlemen put in an
appearance. John Stubs was there, and
after being called on repeatedly to take
the chair and made a speech, fed from
the room. Joe Morris was seen hiding
behind the door as if eluding observation.
Judge Coad and Walter Murphy looked
in but beat q hasty retreat. The ''crowd
gradually melted away until by S:4o the
room was empty and the janitor turned
out the lights. Everybody enquired for
Captain Mddlemass, who is said to be
the leader of the movement but he failed
to materialize. According to the platform,
which found it's way into print. free sill
yer is but a small part of the principles
of the organization which appears to in
clude almost everything either in heaven
above or the earth beneath.
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BRIEF AND BREEZY.

Captain Morrison, of Fort Douglas, is
back on sick report.
Remember the great Democratic rally
AT the Continental market hall tomorrow
Democratic doctrine will be presented
IN All its purity at the Continental market
meeting tomorrow evening.
license TO wed was yesterday issued
10 William NJ Jefferson, aged 60 of Cali
iornia. and Fannie Hanisch aged 49, of
this city.
Governor West. b. H. Roberts. p. L.
Anderson will speak at the Continental
market hall tomorrow evening
John k. THRILL, the genial representa-
i've OF the Graham Paper company, of
st Louis Mo, died yesterday at Port
ianu, Gre, OF rheumatism of the heart.
The annual meeting OF the Orphans
Home and Day Nursery will be held at
Mfs. John K. Miller's, 245 North First
west, Monday, Oct. s, at p. IN. All
interested in the work are invited to at
tend.
This. afternoon at o'clock the regi-
mental band at the fort win give an open
air concert of unusual excellence. and the
Salt Lake City Railway company has
made a special round trip rate of 70 cents.
The garrison will also be on dress parade
Fort Douglas has undergone a good deal
OF Improvement in various ways under
Tie able command Of Lieutenant Colonel
good condition Both officers and men
Sly he makes a splendid X. Q.
News was received in this city yesterday
70 the effect that the Willard hotel at
Oasis was destroyed by fire Friday morn
ing. The blaze originated from an over
turned lamp. The loss was $4,000, of
which $1,000 was covered by insurance.
+ A. Hammond, of San Juan county,
IS in the city. He gives splendid reports
from his section. The placers are being
worked steadily and the owners are max
ii e good money. Crops are very heavy
and live stock never was in better con-
dition.
At 6 a. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered 80, at noon 80 and at p. m.
81, the maximum temperature being 81
and the minimum As. Observer Salisbury
forecast for today is: Fair weather.
colder during the day, warmer in the
evening.
The remains of Mrs Sarah Snyder
Richards arrived here over the Union
Pacific yesterday at Ills p. m, and were
at once taken to the city cemetery for
interment. Mrs. Richards died on Thurs
day evening at Plain City. The deceased
was 81 years of age, and has been a resi-
dent of Utah for many years. She was
universally esteemed and her loss will be
mourned by many sorrowing relatives
and friends.
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WELL PLEASED WITH THE PLANT
Horn Silver Magnates Return From
Their Inspection.


President Washington and General
Manager Farnsworth.- of the Horn Sill
yer company. will leave for Austin
THIS morning for the purpose of max
ing an inspection of the properties of
the Austin Mining company. in which
Doth are heavily interested. The gem
tlemen have just returned from FRS
co and Mr.. Washington is greatly
pleased at the showing made there by
the company. He stated yesterday to
Herald reporter that the new con-
centrator is doing splendid work. all
though all of the stamps are not vet
WORKING, there being some additional
finer fixtures necessary The mill has
double automatic, discharge and is
equal in capacity to- a sixty-stamp
mill, although its complement of
stamps is but thirty. The company is
still developing the water in the vicin-
ity of the miEa in the hopes of doing
away with the long water haul from
Milford. and will run a long tunnel in
to the side of the hill in order to de-
termine Just what there is in the vi
cinity as far as water is concerned.
There is already considerable of a
flow in the wells being put down.
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PARKHURST'S LIEUTENANT.
A Woman viii Lead the Champaign
of influence"

New York. Oct. 6.-The woman whom
the Rev. DR.. Parkhurst has been seek
ing to lead the campaign of infiu-
ence" has been discovered. She is
Mrs. Charles Russell Lowell the
daughter of the venerable Mrs. Shaw,
who has given TO the cause of woman
suffrage four daughters. Mrs. Lowell
is perhaps better known as Josephine
Shaw-Lowell. She lives next door to
her mothers house and is woman of
social prominence as we'll as a woman
of intelligence and thought. Social
problems have for a long time engaged
her attention. but her assumption of
the leadership of DR.. Parkhurst's idea
was considered impossible by those
who knew her best.
Mrs. Lowell comes of a family that
have long been connected with public
affairs. Her sister. Mrs. George Will
lam Curtis is a woman of rare at
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WELLS. FARGO & co.
GOOD WEEK FOR STOCKS.
Upward Movement Noted All AIon.
the Line.

THE stock market was replete with
interesting features this week. said
James A. Pollock yesterday afternoon
to Herald reporter. THE trading was
not confined to the sales of any par
ticular stock but took in the whole
mining share list. The tendency seems
70 be towards genuine boom and
though it may be ascribed to specuIa-
tive purchases by those who expect an
advance in silver, due to the war in
progress between China and Japan and
the rumors of war between France
and England, know not the: funda-
mental cause underlying the move
ment as viewed by each particular in
dividual making it up. But be that as it
may, | am of the opinion that shrewd
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Will Develop Their Ground.

At a meeting of the directors of the
Union Mining company, owner of the
Union group of mines in the immediate
vicinity of the Silver King, at Park
City, held yesterday morning, it was
decided to resume the development of
the properties and operations are to
commence by the 18th of the month.
The members of The company are of the
opinion that their claims are on the
Silver King extension and they are
prepared to do some extensive devel-
ODment work
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Don't miss the special sale in the
art department, Monday and week, con-
sisting of the latest designs, all new
arrivals, bought at auction. in hem
stitch and drawn work linens, at half
value, which will be on sale in art de-
partment Monday morning at $50.
Read our advertisement in this paper
for further particulars. Walker Bros.
& Fyler Co
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS

! The Democratic Territorial com
mittee announces the following
speakers at meetings on the eve
nings designated:
HON. j. l.. RAWLINS
Accompanied by Hon. b. H. Roberts
will speak at the following points
on the dates named:
Spanish Probationary evening,
October s.
Milford, Beaver county, Tuesday
evening, Oct. o.
MinersviIle, Beaver County, 3 d. m.
Wednesday, Oct. 10.
Beaver, Beaver County, Wednesday
evening, Oct. 10.
Parowan, Iron County, Thursday
evening, Oct. II.
Cedar City, Iron county, Friday
evening, Oct. II.
st. George, Washington county,
Saturday evening. Oct. 13.
Panguitch, Garfield county, Tues
day evening, Oct. 16.
CircIeviIIe, Piute county wednes-
day evening, Oct. IL.
Marysvale, Piute county, Thursday
evening, Oct. IS.
RichfeId, Sewer county, Friday
evening. Oct. 10.
SaIina, SEWER county, Saturday
evening, Oct. 20.
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of Interest to Visitors.

Fair and conference visitors should
not fail TO take a peep into the man.
moth furniture display that the Freed
Furniture & Carpet Co. shows every day
free of charge to admiring visitors.
This great establishment is the largest
west of Chicago. One becomes amazed
at the enormous stock carried by this
enterprising firm. Every article neces-
sary to furnish a house complete can
be found here. 1t is undoubtedly the
finest collection Of household goods in
Utah.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1894.
Mill Creek-Le Grnnde Young, O. w.
MOyIe, w. T. Gunter.
Pleasant Green-J. III. MoyIe, j. A.
Williams.
Bingham-H. j. Dinniny, p. L.
Williams.
South Jordan-R. w. Sloan.
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ss Heralds for 20 cents, see page S
Great Rally. Monday Night.

There will be a great Democratic rally
at the Continental market hall tomorrow
evening, commencing at s p. m. Such
erts, Judge Henderson, p l.. Williams
and Governor West will address the meet
ing and The Herald GIee club will sing.
Be sure and be there
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80 ueralds for % cents, see page 8.
Protection.

Having sold the German cafe the
public will find me at the Columbia
chop house. Sc East First South, to
which place you will direct all your
business communications.
WAITER BRAND.
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Allia
Changing the Niagara Mill.

ing remodeled by the new owners of
the Commercial and will be operated as
a teaching plant upon the ores from
the Commercial. The company will
also build a half-mile of tramway from
the mill to the mine, operations to COM
mence at once
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DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN LIrERA-
TURE.

The Democratic Campaign commit.
tee now has the following literature
for distribution:
No. 1-SpeecIl, Hon. Heber j. Grant
No. 2-IndustriaI Light Ahead.
No. 3-Speech, Hon. j. l.. RavIiu,
accepting nomination.
No. 4-Nuggets up to Date.
No. 5-Speech Hon. j. L. RayyIins on
Silver, delivered in Congress.
Hard Times Series, No. 1-Carpen-
ters' Statement.
Hard Times Series, No. "a Farm
er's Statement.
Hnrd Times Series, No. 3-The Min
er's Statement.
Hard Times Series, No. 1.-THE DEM
Ocrat's Statement.
Hard Times Series, No. 5-The
Merchants Statement.
Hard Times Series, No. 6-wool
Raiser's Statement.
See campaign offer, northwest
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ORE AND BULLION MovEMENrs.
But Little Change in the Valuation.
For the Week

There was but little difference be-
tween the total valuations of reported
bank ore and bullion receipts and
shipments for the past week and the
week previous. Had full statements
been submitted. however. the total
would have been materially increased
A large number of the heavy pro-
ducers do not make their shipments
public, among them being several gold
producers. During the week the On
tario shipped $4,000 worth of silver to
San Francisco and the Daily $4,000
worth more. none of which is included
in the weeks total of $145.626 The
summary of the weeks business is as
follows:
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WASATCH.

Hon Joshua Greenwood will speak
I'm Wasatch county on Friday and
Saturday, Oct. and 6, of this week,
and Monday, Oct. 8, 1894.
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SPECIAL TRAINS TODAY


For the information of the public we
give below the time of departure of
special trains from this city via the
Union Pacific today:
For Milford and all points south, 7:45
a. M; for Juab and all intermediate
points. $50 p. M; for Ogden, Pocatello
and all points east. 700 a. M; for Og-
den and all intermediate points.
$3.50 a. M; for Ogden and all
intermediate points and points
west, 2:40 p. M; for Ogden,
Cache Valley and intermediate points,
4:3O p M; for Ogden, all points north
Except Cache Valley and points east,
els p. M; for Ogden and all intermedi-
ate points, 1000 D. M; for Tooele and
all points on Utah & Nevada, 600 p. m.
For Sale, nine room modern pressed
brick residence on a corner close to the
First street line in the northeastern
portion of the city; this is an ideal
home. thoroughly frst-class in
slightly location and fine neighborhood
VIII be sold at close price. Enquire
room 5, Board of Trade building.
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The Best JeweIry for the Leas,
Sells it.

We are prepared to fill orders fol
coal. lump, stove, and nut. Yard, 22l
West Third South st. Telephone No
All. Weber Coal Co,
w. ]. MONTGOMERY, Agent.
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Wante.I.

We want for customer, a six or
seven room modern house east of Main
street. at from $500 to $1,000. Who
has such place for sale? Colborn,
Skinner & Company, and Com
mercial block.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER o, 1894.
East Mill Creek-J. w. Whitehead,
jr., A. Miner, DIR. III. j. Faust.
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DAVIS COUNTY.

Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1so4-steed, r.
w. Sloan.
Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1s94-south
Weber, ID. c. Dunbar.
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Day of Atonement-We Wednesday. Oct
10. Our entire establishment will be
closed. Customers will kindly govern
themselves accordingly.
T. AUERBACH & BRO.
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For Sale, a nine room modern pressed
Take Notice.

All parties indebted to the late firm
of Sorenson & Nelson company will
please take notice that said indebted
ness must be paid at once to j. F. Ben
nett, at No. So South Main street, to
save further expense and trouble.
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A. j. Weber Will speak in Willard
County beginning Oct. 10, 1S94-dates
to be arranged later.
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WEEKLY MINING REVIEW.
There Is Little Change in the
( Situation.
TINTIC MINE LITIGATION
BULLIoN-BECK PEOPLE REJECT A
PROPOSITION.

A General Close Down Mt the Mer-
cur-Horn Silver Magnates Return
From Their Inspection-Ore and
Bullion shipments-A Good Week
For Stocks.
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REFUSED A SETTLEMENT.
Directors wonla Not

bufIioH-bech h''ectofs WOuId MOI
Accept kimo Advances
The board of directors of the Bullion
Beck and Champion Mining company
last night rejected in no uncertain
terms proposition submitted by the
Almo Mining company, through its at
torneys, looking to a settlement of the
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Sec campaign offer, northwest
corner of page =.
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The Jefferson Drum Corps.

The Herald wants to say word for
that splendid organization, the Jefferson
drum corps. Major Levey has labored
hard to bring. the boys up to the high
spring music produced by them la ST
evening won much praise for the must
clans and their leader, Mr.. Levey.
See campaign offer. north.
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MONDAY, OCTOBER s, 1894.
Bluff DaIe-R. w. Sloan.
West Jordan-F. s. Richards and S.
w. Stewart.
Pleasant viev--G. w. Snow and C.
A. CarIuuist.
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We are prepared to fill orders for
coal. lump. stove, and nut Yard, POI
West Third South st. Telephone No,
All. Weber Coal Co.
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Abstracts furnished. titles insured
and per cent. paid on deposits by Utah
Title Insurance and Trust Co., 160 Main
street
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EMERY COUNTY.
WILLARD COUNTY.

Winter Quarters-Hon. p. l.. Will
Iiams.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1894.
Hunter-George E. Blair, f. S. Har-
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Have made a great reduction on the
new Deseret wooden goods. Suits to
order, SIS and up. Cutting and fitting
guaranteed.
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The Responsibility For statehood

Who did it, anyway? Who was 1t
that got this statehood for US? Some
people say it was Mr. Rawlins. and
he has done so many good things for us
that perhaps they are right, and then,
again, there are people who say Mr..
Trombo did it, and there it is-we are
all mixed up about it, and can't make it
out right however we try; but you bet
there is one thing that is true that is,
and it don't make any difference how
Utah got into the union, or who got
her in, popperton place gets in with
her. The real purpose was not to get
popperton in, but, incidentally, the
property was carried along with the
rest Of the territory and slipped in
under the canvass so to speak. Now,
what's the matter of your getting in
We are selling the lots at less than we
did before the statehood bill was pass
ed. Everyone is invited-Democrat
Republicans, Populists, and all the
rest of the statesmen. Politically. up
there, now, it's just "a stand off" and
either of the two great political parties
can get control of the politics of the
property by being alive to the situa-
ton, and helping us settle up the prop
erty with good, first-class people who
know what good home is. and want
to have it where the good homes are
going to be.
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All kinds of coal at Ellerbeck's, 1O1
Main. Telephone SOL.
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Daynes & Coa1ter have the latest
band and orchestral music.
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30 HeraIds for 20 cents, see page s
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Order your suits of G.. II. Hull, the
Tailor, II w. First South street.
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Kohl at the old Kolitz Handy Kitchen
for the best Handy in the city at %
cents a pound
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Personal MENTION.

80 Heralds for % cents, sec page s
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We are prepared to fill orders for
coal, lump, stove, and nut. Yard, 221
West Third South st. Telephone No.
All. Weber Coal Co.
W. ]. MONTGOMERY, Agent.
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See campaign offer, northwest
corner of page s.
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MCCORMICK g. co

M7CORNICk q co.
Monday. Hanauer bullion. .....s $500
Tuesday. Hanauer bullion. ..... ALSO
Tuesday. silver and lead ores. $500
Wednesday. Hanauer bullion. 1850
Wednesday. silver and lead ores $500
Thursday. silver and lead ores. $3.50
Friday. silver and lead ores. 80. 29,1O0
Saturday. Hanauer bullion -. 1850
Saturday, silver and lead ores. S,4OO
Total 6 IA e5O
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Fourth Precinct-Judge Henderson,
d. c. Dunbar, +. S. Harris and others
ut Burlington SchoOI-hOuse.
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wALTNER C CO., MERCHANT TAI
LORS. Els MAIN.
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GRANT SOAP co.'s
Second Distribution of Prizes.

AS the fair was supposed to close on
the 9Th inst. we were compelled to
change our distribution from the Sth
/ 10 the 3rd inst. A great number of our
patrons, not being aware of this change,
did not forward their tickets in time.
We are determined that all users of
Bee Hive soap shall be remembered,
and on Monday, October 8, at $50 D. M,
at the fair grounds, we will distribute
the following articles among all ticket
holders presenting their tickets not
! later than p. M, October s:
lone pair white blankets, by Deseret
Wooden Mills company.
$500 cash.
5-One box Grants Bee Hive soap.
4-One box Grants sc. laundry soap
5-One box Grants Electric Laundry
soap.
Zone box Grants Bath and Toilet
soap.
lone box Grants Commercial
Toilet soap.
! S-one dozen bars Grants Tar soap.
9-One dozen bars Grants Perfect
Floating soap.
lO-One dozen one-pound packages
Silver Dust Washing Powder.
ll-One-half dozen three-pound pack
ages Silver Dust Washing Powder
l2-One dozen bars Pride of Utah
Toilet soap.
Zone dozen bars White Windsor
Toilet soap.
l4-one dozen bars Glycerine Toilet
15-one dozen bars Cocoanut8 oil
Toilet soap.
leone handsome photo, our display
at fair.
T-One 5-pound can Hewlett Bros
Three Crown Baking Powder.
1S-One 5-pound box ]. G. Mcdonald
d Cos. celebrated candy
lS-Young America, cream cheese,
manufactured by Hanson, of Wellsville
and Millville.
2O-Five pounds Charleston first prize
creamery butter.
21-one ladies' lambs wool vest, by
Cache Knitting company Logan.
Zone pair best silk, home made
suspenders, by the Utah Suspender
company.
2S--Three peach trees, by ]. NJ. Fisher.
Jr., Mountain Nursery, East Mill Creek.
24-One-half dozen parlor brooms, by
the Salt Lake Broom factory.
25-One box home made gum, by the
Utah Chewing Gum company.
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AND =
GAM
70 PASS

Before the people went
home from the exposition
and conference, during the
year of 1094) that in order to
even up on the trip, they
bought all of their
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SALT LAKE COUNTY.
Friday. Oct. IL, 1S9ASOuth Cotton
wood, Judge HI. p. Henderson.