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The Red Cloud chief., 1894-10-19

President Dinl of Mexico has sent out n
Typographical aud geological expedition e.
the volcano Popocatnpetl, owing to the ut
the mountain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-10-19


a new king has been lorn into the world
in Baron Harden Hickey, the former Fren l.
journalist, who has purchased the ls!ant
OF Trinidad. He has crowned himself with
tho title of James l., and has i%nauIurateG
n military dictatorship.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-10-19

Mr.. Oldieau-Now, please don't give mo
that old chestnut about being a sister
Miss Vera Houng-Iou mistake me, sir; |
was merely ntout TO remark that l am
willing to be Il widow to you.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-10-19
NATURE:

n little now ana Then
In removing offend
ing matter from the
stomach and bowels
aud you thereby
avoid "A multitude
of distressing de
rangcmcuts and dis
eases, aud will have
less frequent nceC
of your doctors
service.
OF all know
agents for this pur.
pose, Or. ricrcc's
Pleasant Pellets are
the best. Once
used. they are nj.
ways in favor.
Their secondary cf.
feet is to keep the
bowels open an1
regular, not to fur.
Their constipatc, as
= tic Cnsc Niili
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-10-19

'Have You an acquaintance with Blank =
Blank Oh, yes. We come dow in the
same electric ear every morning. In TIL,
way we are thrown together II great deal
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-10-19

Mndge-Are you sure Dolly has accepted
Fred! ilorcnCe-Well. yes; Fred told mo
that she said she wouldn't marry the best
man IN tie world.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-10-19

Between 3OO and 400 women are licensed
apo,he arie, in the United States. care
full Stc they in the performance OF their
duties that they resent "a wink ut the
f,uptniu
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-10-19

Man r%cloiccs in doing good, but the thrill
Of cNultntion rarely strikes the fellow who,
in an cxuhcrnnt moment, gives his last
nickel to the chur, II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-10-19

Earl's Clover Root Tea,
Tho great Blousi puriiir' gives freshness AMI cl"arncS'
luit1 Compile NioI aud ,ur"s Constipation. .5c.,tr.'S
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-10-19
An Ample Fund OF Pleasure and Health

An Ample Fund OF Pleasure and Health
May be derived rom an ocean voyage and for
eign travel. But before one gets ones 'sc".
legs on, as the sailor says, the abominahle
qualms. bcyo,tcn Of sea sickness, have usually
TO he gotten over. Delicate people suffer, OF
course, more than - 81, from this ailmcrt,
but few sea travellers escape II. Against the
frightful nausea II produces, Hostcttcr's Stom'
ach Bittcrs is a reliable defense, and is so
esteemed by tourists, commercial travellers
yachtsmcn and mariners. An ailmcnt akin TO
sea sickness often ariicts land travellers with
weak stomachs. This is often brought on 10y
the Earring OF a railway train Disqutctudc In
the gastric region from this cause II always
rcmcdicd by the Bit,crs, which also prevents
and cures chills and fever, rheumatism, ncrv.
ous and kidney trouble, constipation ana Dill
iou,nCss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-10-19
If the Baby H. Cutting Teeth.

BE sure and use that old md well.tried remedy, Mi
VERSIONS SOOTHING SypCr for Children T~cething.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-10-19

and hest. u VIII hr"aE NJ cold quick
else. II N always reliable. Try "
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-10-19
The Washington Elm.

Prof ASA Gray SAYS that the Washing
ton elm ut Cambridge has been estimated
to produce i.uOD,uO leaves, which would
make n surface radiation of al ont five
acres IN extent and give out every fair day
~ the growing season seven and three.
fOurths tons of moisture.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-10-19
STATE OF ONO, cry or TuLEpo, q,
II,As lt,I XIV -

TT' N III MI
FRANZ j CrENEY makes oath hat he Is
tho senior partner of the firm Of +. j. CuE.
NEy q Co, doing business in the City Of
Toledo, County and Stnto aforesaid, and
thnt said firm vii! pay the sum Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case of Cntnrrh that can not bc cured by
the use of Halls tArARRn CCRE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn To before me and subscribed In my
presence, this 9TH day Of December, A.. u.
iSsb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-10-19
He DIDN'T KNOW.
Tho woman Was Angry AID the Train
Caller Nearly Iost Ills job.


Over 80 trains Il day come into the
Grand Central depot, Philadelphia,
and the other afternoon, just when
business was heaviest ana one of the
long suffering station attaches was
calling out thu j:li express from
Albany, Il oma came up To him, her
whole figure 4 life size Interrogation
point.
"DJ trains from Connecticut come
in here She ASKED
Yes, madam" replied the station
man.
Express train~?"
YES, ma lam
"All trainS?"
Eyes, madam"
She cogitatci II moments and then
asked.
What time does The evening train
from from GA, dear. I've forgotten
the name of the town, but it's in ON
ncc;icut, ana seventeen trains a dag
stop thcrS-you know the town
mean. Now tell mo when the cyca-
ing train fr1n there concs in"
Bat madam" mildly cXpostulatcd
the train caller, you haven't told
nc"
"Ec,, | have" interrupted the wo'
man.
"But, madam. I don't know
ooh, that's it," she snapped; ''you
don't know. What are you here for
but to know when trains come imp
'Id be happy to tell You if
"No such thing" snarlcd the now
thoroughly aroused you
know, but you won't tell me. You're
an iinpcrtincnt rascal and | shall re-
port you u. once" which She pro-
cccdcd TO do.
Nothing came of it, but the unfor-
tunatc man nearly lost his job because
he could not answer the impossible
quest ion of n silly, irritable oma
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-10-19


Halls Cntarrh Cure Is tnkcn internally and
nets directly on the blood and mucous sur
fnccs Of the system, Send for testimon.
ials, free. +. j. CHENEY Il CO.,
Toledo, U.
90" Sold by Druggists, 15c.
Halls Family Pills, 25c.
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Melange From Tooele.

TuOELE June CIT II 90 seldom We
sec anything IN your paper from our
thriving little town, while other cities
Of Ihe came population are constantly
being hva!d from, that / thought puf-
hapa few lines would not be- amiss.
Decoration Day was duly observed
here. All y. M. the citI2sns assembled
IN the meeting house Auu marched in a
body 10 tue cemetery headed by the
IOOuio brass band. Arriving there,
hslf an hour was devoted 60 the decor.
alton " graves, after which speeches
were made, hymns AMI songs sang
until y. M, when most OF the people
dispersed 10 their homes. In the even.
ing ball was given Ia the social hall.
IL was we'll attended and all seemed 10
cuJoy thomselyes.
Jerome Smith was before Judge
Marshall on saturday, May ., charged
with burglarizlng tue shlo3n Of NlO,us
Brunoau. He plead not gUilty but
could not convince Judge MuTshall that
he was Innocent aud was bound over
TO await the action OF the grad jury.
Ills with sorrow 1 rcp5r, the deaths
Of two Of our Oldest citizens. Brother
>. +, LHn passed peace u .iY away on
Thursday morning, May 3lsl, after
a long painful illness.
On Tuesday Sister Smith, another Of
ToOrle's pi1ueorB, WIS laid away; both
were respected citizens anu their lie
parIuro 10 deeply regretted.
On Tuesday the Republicans held a
rouslng rally, the cnIsi speaker being
eX.G0vornor A. L.. JhomAs. The hEll
was packed 10 iie utmost RuI there
were many who could not nnI stand.
ing room.
Gen, Ottiuger Ia In rooole today for
the purpose II mastering IN n conpsny
Of militia, w. III. ".
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yoni used for supplying water to the
locomotives, such supply being b.
nined through Nh iron pine
1000 feet In length, from a
natural spring and outflow ON the
mountain side near the track. II "a
alleged that the defendants nave uu-
lawfully ard ma.icIlusly interupte 9
AMI diverted this water, and thereby
prevented laintifls from supplying
the engines; Oy reason 1f wuicn pr1.
ceeding they state they are unable to
haul more than ont-haIf the number
Of cars with locomotive over
the road that thoy formerly
did. IL Il also insisted that
the defendants have been thereby
guilty Of u contempt Of the authority Of
tue court by Which tue receivers were
appointed. Defendants, they say, are
wholly insDiyeut aud unable 10 70
spOnd In damages for the loss sustain
Ell by plaintiff, but threaten 10 CJu-
tinue their unlawful acts Wherefore
II ia prayed that defendant, their
agents snd employee, be fuairniuci by
Injunction from further Interference
with the property.
An undertaking bond Of $500, signed
by Il. Mackintosh anu Chs. Road, has
been filed, and the hearing set fOr tue
lbth inst
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OBITUARY MITES.

sANUELT LEE
4 correspondent u tho Nrws sends the
following from rooclci under da,o Of the
jgh ius.;
"-amuol o.. Loe, ono OF tho host aud
most iavunuly known mon OF this conn
~, departed this lliH 90 his homo la this
city aitcr "a lingering and painful Illness
OF turuo years, on thU alst day Of May,
ls1L The immediate cause Of his demi -o
was a complication OF nilmOnts arising
out OF heart disease nud dropsy. His
suiloriugs at limos woro intonso. bul
through h.4 protric cd uiilicIOu ho OK
hiblted % patience, hope that was outiro-
~ characteristic OF tho man, His ITO
was q busy and useful one, aud his
friends worO many and his Onomlos-if
hO had nny-yOry few, Tho most Of his
days wuru spent iu Tooolo whore ho was
known for hr progressive spirit and
peaceful citizenship. Ito was native ~
Missouri, and WAS born la Clay county
Of that sla,o July 2ith, 1891, and was the
nth child Of Alfred aud Elizabeth Lee.
lilo came TO Utah win hi. parents In 1919.
From that time until 1851 no resided la
salt Lake CITY, when he removed to
TOOolo and began LAYING Tho foundation
Of his future homo. In 1858 ho lod To the
marriage altar, Miss Auu White, who
was ms ho|p meet and counselor until
mo NNN hl NNN NNNNH hNflnE mo
carly Indian troubles ho proved himself
"a valuable man TO Tao settlers IN the adj
indication OF difficulties with tho rod
man, Ito cultivated thOlr frondshIp.
enlisted thoir sympathlcs aud secured
their confidence, which no always re-
talu0d, A. au Indian agent hs did "A
splendid work ami made nm effort la that
direction that will DO long remembered.
ITO possessed considerable inventive
genius and was a urs. class mechanic.
lie assisted in laying ont aud organizing
tho city uilouolo, and with tho execution
Ola fDW yuara was cons .Au. resident of
that place up 10 the limo Of his death,
10 1850 he removed 90 the southern pnrt
al tho Territory with his family.
where ho Oiled faithful nyo
years. mission, struggling through pow
erty and priy1tlun such rs was tho lot OF
tho early -gttIUrs OF thai region. His
missi0u over boo returned 20 Iooole and
spont tho remainder NJ his days. In
1888 BIO was elected to tho oincO 81 nldor-
mun NJ T01alu city and year later WINS
chosen county H0luriman. In 1901 bo
was mado mayor OF lo0olo and nuod
that otlIc0 as vol ns Hll Othor positions Of
honor and trust with benefit 10 tho COM
munlty and orulIttu himself. lte leaves
IA VITO and uIEut children 10 mourn bls
death 40 was tho father Of eleven
children n 900 hut thren Of thcm pre.
coeded him tu thH spirit world. 10 also
had twputy-uluH Grandchildren, twouty-
one OF WHOM aff living, He was a good
citizen, "a kind husband aud iuduigent
parent, and HIi dtmIso has caused sim
cero sorrow.
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rho following nlings we're made In
the local laud Office under date VI June
7th:
Susan J. Murdoch, Of Beaver
Beaver county, inal prot OF desert
entry of in" n0r,huas. quarter Of the
-0ut1iWes. quarter, aud tho southeast
quarter ui enc nItihwrs. quarter OF
section q, township - ssutu, range 5
west.
Albert \. Olsen, OF pclsr.ou, Nor
gan county, homestead entry OF the
southeast quarter Ut tue northwest
quartet the northeast quarter vi the
'Uuthwrst quarter, tHn northwest
quarter Oi The slutletii quarter, and
lnr southwest quarter pi the aouthca,t
quarter Of section 10, iYWnship north,
range west,
John r.. Gdm hs, OF a lamsvllle,
Bower county, Homestead entry OF the
south halt OF theuorlhunst quarter an d
lots ! and ia section /, township 80
south, range west.
Albert w. Mowte, Of Milford, Beaver
county, final proof % homestead outfy
Of the southeast quarter " the north.
west quarter, the southwest quarter OF
the northeast quarter, thu northwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter, and
tue northeast quarter uf thu southwest
quarter u section 5, township - south,
range 10 west.
Christ Mickelsen, Of Gunnion,
Sanpetp couRiy, desert entry OF the
southeast quarter OF the southwest
quarter Of section Z, township 20 south,
range ! east.
Desert land patents have been re-.
ceiyed as follows from Washington,
aud can be obtained by their Ownbfs:
No. Bj2l 10 William Wo0lstonhulme,
Of summit county.
No. 0O3, to George II. Goss, OF SEWER
county,
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the north aud west, on account Of tho
washouts on the Oregon Sh ri Liuo
and Utah and Northern railway.
a very slim house greeted the mp.
pearanco NJ the Chicago Lady @ Jar.
telte on Monday evening
On Monday afternoon WIN. Steele,
n respected resident Of Smthnrld, IS
years Of ngo, died Of general debility.
Mrs. Lucy IL. Burnett sued the
sheriff on Tuesday for unlawful seizure
Oi n surfy, horse and harness, utun
au attachment Issued against her nus
band The Jury decided that the
properly was hers nni directed that 10
be- returned, Or lie equivalent tn cash,
500.
The families Of John BalNlr and
JamuR Mortimer have receive 1ili.
tons OF "a sou auI daughter respective.
~ during ,hu prescott week.
George Lamb ant Jauc r. Grant,
both OF Hyde PARK, were united Boz
wodluck at the Temple yesterday, 4
VOL thpugcd reception waH u"ii last
evening a. tue residence Of 'ha b;ite's
par.nif,
Mac Wauum, brother OF tho Journal
editor h. visitor 10 Logan rom
Greenfield, Ind. Hu is uuchRutei
with tue beautiful surroundings and
.uro air anu water with which L3gtu
Il blessed.
on Monday evening William B.
Preston Jf. aud wife entertained Mr.
ami Mrz George -. pyIcr aud Mrs
Nc,iio snell, Of Salt Lake, aui a Tow
intimate Logan friends.
Miss Maud Paul, sister Of Prof. J. II,
Paul, is Visiting Logan.
Logan f. not nearly a. opulous Or II
was prior 90 the CONFINEMENT VI Va,
catiol 10 the two colleges.
who ls TO succeed Pro. Paul at
principal u tbs B. Y. Coucyc2 a. now
one Oi tue questions Of the hour.
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Police Court Echoes.

william Delaney this morning
plead guilty to trespass and his case
went over until later In the day, when
y is expected that 1t will DO disposed
, william II, Mcfarland and James
VT entered pless OF not guilty 10
eharges Of vhgrAncy and secured a
cont nuance.
Honry J. Grimes, who was thrown
~ lah lasi night, accused Of shooting
:, uls Wlle, was orraigned anu pleaded
10y Gullly. Immediately after taking
isheat he had second charge read 90
u,lltl' mat OF resisting an officer. In
,hl' case also he plead not guilty anu
,"v nearing In each Instance was post
P0lul until tomorrow.
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was very little 10 confront them except
"a Ing arrays Of empty chairs. The at.
tendance IN fact was startling IN IN
ihinHes'. Not Tor years has any
quaftette singing been heard here like
that furnished by these four lnditt;eACh
une 10 an accomplished s0lOisi; and
steudy practice together has taught
them the az. VI blending their
voice ~ degree Of eyonuess and
sympainy ~ perfect as are ever heard
IA a pipu organ. The small audience
was very enthusiastic aud the hearty
recalls were more than deserved. Miss
NcltuuE the rUCitUr, uas au admirable
humorous ntylr, ami she, to-. mnIe n
hit scsrc ly second o. that achieved by
the MUSICIANS. Miss Fabian, one u
the siusuf., DO tie sister NJ NJ. r. J.
Fabian, Ui this city, aui has bteu
heard before hvis IN society circles.
Al the LYoEUst bust Ices continues
fairly bAtisiactofy, aui souvenir pro.
grams printed on Saturday, were ulf-
uhu,cI Last evening.
TH NEW SCUM it Is very pleasant
10 De able 90 sthle, viii bu rtuuted uy r.
handsome audience tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Burton reulfs with satIslactl0n
such o. only tKpUiiUnces like those OF
the past few weeks could prUIuce--
that thr advaHce sale Is very heavy.
Miss BAugyCK's classes give their
last entertainment at the Social Hail
tonight; 10 feature will be- The recitation
oi Pygmaiiun aud Gaiuten, cast entirely
from tue yOuuF lacy members.
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A Hot Tamale Case.

John Hunter is tho guest Of Sol
kimball, city jRilor. His presence
behind prison bars Is not pleasing to
hlm and the story OF his arrest and de.
WnuOn Is amusing. IL appears,
according TO the charges preferred
against MIN, that no purchased hot
umAlu OF one OF the regular vendors VI
.ua1 class Of edibles and failed 10 pay
l3t H. IA result he IL accused oil
SgI9l'alning goods under false protenses.
lnl. forenoon he entered plea Of not
sall'y aud went back 10 jail until this
dseInoon's session ofcouft.
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AMUSEMENTS.

LAST EIGur's coScERr.-It 70 o
thousand pities that an organization 30
excellent as the Chicago Ladies'
Quartette should have hit Salt Lako ~
such unpropiIIous times. The enter.
tainmeut thoy give is one worthy OF
the heayles, kind OF patronage, hut
last night, whom they made their fmi
DOW " Salt Lake audience, there
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FRAGMENTS.

J. W. EpNuNus will speak before tho
Uuivoftlty club ON Saturday evening,
June pth. Subjects Tribal Customs In
Southern Africa,
w $. BmouIoN, proprietor n the now
silver Lode hotel M tho head OF Big
Cottonwood canyon, goes up To opou thar
popular resort Tor tho summer ON tho
10Th.
EtnEn WIN. u. ChllIstor, Of this city,
who has been in GroM Britain tho past
two years, engaged IN missionary lahora,
Is expected home ON the 1850 pm. train
from the east today.
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Saltair Excursions.

The excursions booked for 5altair for
the remainder OF the week are as fol.
l1Wsi
Friday-The faculty and students Of
the Lattof-day 5aints' College.
salurday-Weber Stake academy
teachers anu pupils. Also teachers VI
the Salt Lake City schools.
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COMMERCIAL
ronAYll lLlAHINn norsr.

ToIays c.H.s.pr holss exchanges
amounted O. tlg0,gl7. Same day
las, year sl6B,3-J.
TuDAN'- QUOTATIONS..
New Ylfk.-Suv.r o.; lead, $40,
LJuIOn.-sllvrl 80.
ORB ANp BULLION,
Wells, Fan, N o.. received toiayi
Penn. bullion, SJ,is5.
Mccormick a c.. received today
Silver an load ufcs, S7,7UD.
~. r. Jones IS Go. received toiny;
Nul.i1u, $500 ores, 50 40. Total
$4,000.
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On SchooI SUPERINTENDENT

Tho board Of education will tonight
elect a school superintendent Tor the
ensuing year. Dr. 0iillspnugh IL
"a candidate 10 succeed himself. He a.
no competitor VIII Identity has been
publicly disclosed, anu tho chances are
that ho viii supervise the work Of the
city schools 'Ir a. least another year.
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Pictures of Police Captains.

Chief Pratt has received large
steel engraving comprising a group Of
Superintendent Thomas Byrnes, In-
tpect0r A. 5. Williams and forty cap.
lAlns Of the New York police force.
These forly-two men preside over and
give directions to more than 1000
police officers.
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Snll On a PromIssOry NOle.

In the Tn.rd district court thi. after
noon the Anheuser.Busoh Brewing
Association brought suli against w. IL.
Hoiheimer and his suretios, John Hcil
it,, ana WIN. Schade, 10 recover "a. OiO
on n promissory note, with Interest a.
s per cent uud cOsts.
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Arrest

On Saturday night Deputy Smith
arrested john Johnson, li RtEhurg, at
tho residence OF his alleges plural wife,
Cathaglun Mlrluusen. They appeared
before Commissioner Fletcher on Mon
day AMI gave bonds Tor their appear
auce before tho gsaad Jury.
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srOcIls ava uAuilErs.
CuiCA0O uAHNrr

CHICAGO uAURrr.
Chicago close, June Z.
whoat-Easy; each. 81 July 5.g fol %,
torua-tUnuN cash. HH.. tluIy, .t'. H 90
Oats=luHHIuod rHHh. co. July, >. o..
lnfk-illEugr. July, l4Ul.,
Larl=iiiEhrr, July, 60.
NYr=ftrm 90.
barley Nominal
fiaN -cci=-tuady, 1885,.
Timothy =Ilrm.
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AN INJUNCTION SUIT.
MS Instituted BY the Receivers Of
The Utah Central Railroad.

IN tho Third district court this after.
a'on James MoGregor aud Clarence
SAiy, receivers OF the Utah Central
NA''"aN planted an injunction suit
against james Hansen and Charles j..
Iohus0n.
IN the complaint It is set forth that a
s-' OF the property in the reoeiveTs'
u1uus consists OF a water tank situate
:" DscGer's station, In Parley's can.
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TrdufIsr, GfT DO fTt ore OF n. CIa4H ne.
t.rIsr tf 3.f it. +. tuN84 % 10.
lU'tHfIg.
q. 4. GrIcBor t1 Caroline Laraon.
Dot |, block 70 brlvHUT. A. s..
addition ...... 900. ............. 5 1000 %
Nuls ruIssuu yI uN tu Karen liAuaru.
Uart Of H0 ton 0. township
south, range wrHi sllt Lake
iIaflli1uasss ssssHst.aaaaasass 40 co
Chris Robertson ct UN On John Boil
lIFUa. UaTt Uf section %. township
south, range ] cast, Salt Lake
INfflllnn .... HHHHHs ...... ssssfssaaHaa la|N 70
John iusuIuF 90 uN 90 A.IH 10 zen,
part uf block Ul, sandy station
D iIHsssss s..ssss.issss.lsss llI "
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The kentucky Liquor Company
Have just received car OF fne old
W. 10 y direct from Bond. Call ana
sam 'u.
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Democratic council.

A meeting OF the General Council
OF Democratic clubs will be- held at the
Council chamber this evening ut 5
OfplOcf
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Snow in rintic.

Nowh from the East Tintic mining
district today h to the elect that snow
fell thute lasi night, in tho mountains,
~ lhe depth Of three Inches.
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1 onnl.

a pair Of spo1lacles was picked up
on Firrl South street today. Owner
can have them by applying to q.
Denny, NEWS oillce.
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Notes.

The express office at this place has
taking exprosl mater for
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LOGAN.
Politics.

Tho Democrats OF Cache county
have hold their convention, elo,ting u
Ii. Hart chairman, IL j, Matthews,
secretary, anu Lyman n, Marlinrau,
tyusaurer. the Republicans will holl
lhO.g initial meeting In the near iuture
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Personal.

Hon. John T.. booth snd John @.
Graham, Lsrt OF Provo, we're seen on
the streets Of tie capital to-day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-07
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Please read and profit by the follow
ing announcements:
we are greatly oVerstocked on
Ladies Spring Jackets. therefore offer
the following immense bargains-To
Sell, to sell. First come will get the
choice. SO call early. Don't defer it if
you have any intention of buying a
Spring Wrap. Country mail orders will
get personal and careful attention. so if
you can't come, order. sending either
ESQ, 500, $50, 1000 OR 1900
and we will send you one Of the follow
ing genuine sale Jackets: