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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-09-21
Eckel,s Annual Report.

WAsHiNaroN, September 1.-The an
nual report Of the Controller OF the Cur
rency was made public to-day. It Is a
record Of the work OF the Controllers
Office, and shows that the total number
OF accounts, claims and cases settled dur
ing the fiscal year ended June 30 last was
33, 1856, involving $3.50, ,602,0 ,002. By COM
pairing the work OF this Office for the past
three fiscal years an increase in the vol
ume Of business since 1891 in round
numbers OF $l04, ,000, 900 Is shown, with
an increase in the last fiscal year Of ga,
600. 900. M
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EQUAL RIGHTS ASKED.
Reason Why the Trancontinentsl lines
Have Failed.

Reason Why the TrancontInenta1 lines
Have Failed.
ST. PAUL, September 11.--An official
OF the Great Northern tonight gave the
press the following statement Of inside
facts OF the recent unsuccessful attempt
to reorganize the Transcontinental As
sociation. The representatives Of the
transcontinental lines adjourned Satur-
day night without having made any de-
cided progress in the formation OF an as.
sociation. The Oregon Railway snd
Navigation Company was asked to be-
come member OF the association, which
was to be established for the maintenance
OF rates. The road signified its willing
ness, and was represented at the meet
ing, but requested before an organiz-
alton was made that it be placed on
terms Of equality with the other trans.
continental lines by an equal represen-
tation Of tickets with the Southern Pa
cific that other lines through Portland
enjoyed, claiming the right in connection
with its steamship lines TO make the
same rates through Portland as were
made by the Pacific Steamship Company
through Seattle. 1t did not ask for diff
ferential fares, but simply for equalrates.
The Southern Pacific Company declined
to interchange traffic with the Oregon
Railway and Navigation Company un-
less it would agree to maintain by its
water routes the same rates as made by
the Southern Pacific over its Shasta
route and ignore the competition of the
Pacific Steamship Company through
Seattle. The Oregon Railway and Navi-
CATION deemed this proposition unfair,
and declined to join in any agreement
till it was placed on terms Of equality
with the other roads represented at the
meeting. The position OF the Oregon
Railway and Navigation was fully in
dorsed by the Great Northern, with
which the Oregon Railway and Naviga-
tion has recently made arrangements for
an interchange Of traffic through Spo-
kane.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-09-21
The Anarchlsts Active.

BERLIN, September 1.-THE Grau-
denzer Zeitung says, while the imperial
party was at Marienburg last Saturday,
anarchists distributed revolutionary leaf
let's throughout the neighborhood. Be
sides stating the principles of anarchism
the leaflets threatened personal violence
to the imperial party The police around
Marienburg have adopted the most elab'
crate precautions. Every stranger il
Obliged as soon as he arrives to sign .
document giving the details Of his bust
ness, family and residence.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-09-21
General Booth Coming Here.

LONDON, September l2.-Detachments
Of the Salvation Army from all parts Of
London assembled at Euston railroad
station to-day TO bid farewell to General
Booth, who started for America. The
General will reach New York about
October 20 and proceed 10 the principal
Northern and Western cities Of the
United States until reaching San Fran
cisco and finishing his tour at Seattle,
WASH, December 28.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1894-09-21
WAR NEWS HARD To GET.
New Panama scheme.

LONDON, September 12.-The Stand
ards Paris correspondent telegraphs
"The new Panama canal shares are for
100 francs each. Some 800, 900 shares will
be offered to the public. II the amount
is not wholly subscribed, provision will
be made with funds in the hands OF the
liquidators. 1t is estimated that the
present issue of $50, 900 shares will suf-
fice to carry on the work for at least
eighteen months. The terms OF subscrip-
tions for the new shares are 25 francs on
application and % francs more October
10, the remainder to be paid in later in
stallments,
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corbett 70 be Indicted.

New York, September lit is now
known almost definitely that in his
charge to the jury Judge Dupuy will de-
clare that the grand jury must find in
dictments against James J. Corbett and
James Courtney, who fought six-round
contest at Edison's laboratory Friday.
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military Interference.

PARIS, September l2.--Le Temps says
military interference in Madagascar is
inevitable unless the Hova government
comes to time,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-02
AN lNTERBSrlG REyMW.


Yesterday IN the Eleventh ward
meeting house, The Sunday school Of
that ward held ~ annual review,
commencing az 10 O'Clock 10 the
morning. The primary aud in,UTmt.
ulath UinssUB occupied the time till
ll;il, In a most cfediiable anu satirlaC-
tory manner, thu little ones showing
the mUb, careful ttainiug on the paTt
81 thuir tcaChurt, ana also deep later.
vst on their own part
Ia the evening ,ho .imo usually
occupied by tho regular ward SUNDAY
services, was given over 81 thu tucl-
logical class, which rendered the
following program iu a very Intelligent
aud interesting manner;
EHHHy. "Ihr AUusIUrF' ........Ni.H ffUr Scare
Address 'IUu ItU.t IIlUHu'. Arthur IS. Brown
LsaI}, 'talttgtIus col lsrau, s.... .,,......
AdGrc5a. "0auornF oi l1ncI"..............
tsssss ..ss. lnHrft cameron
Esaay, " ulot of Mormon" .a.... IS snUs lcgIaui
Address, "lhu uoapoi ''.. -.....do.rUH tYu'um
The uingiug exercises, which were
by tue SUNDAY school choir, under the
IciicEship OF Brother James Hood,
were Of q m9tt enjoyable character
anu added much 10 tue pleasure OF the
exefcirrs. Elder Argus NJ. Cannon,
stake president, was ufesunt In the
morning, bnd gave sOmo encouraging
Instructions 10 the children aud work.
efs OF the school. la the evening,
after the program had been rendered,
Elder Abraham h. Cannon, OF tue
Apostles, anu Elder Angus NJ. Cannon
gave b0mo interesting Instructions to
tue large assembly present.
The suprfintendcncy Of this school
--Bfotheu Charles Livingston, George
COulam aud David CgmeTou-logetht
with the teAchefs, have just reason 10
feel proud Of the very large Sunday
BgnOOl under their wnlchcAro.
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Taxes This Year.

It's announced that tho taxes for
this year 10 Salt Lake will be- as fol.
loves Territorial mills; territorial
school, .; county, o; city, u; city
schools, Z, total ~ mils iu ths city;
the county school YAK II mills.
Last year tho total tax levy was II
mills, which, on the city valuation OF
til,UUO,OOO, produced u revenue Of
s75l,O1U. This years levy Of n mills
Uu an ngsessvd valuation Of s8b, 11u, 900
viii produce revenue Of s7s4, 7jJ, an
increase Of sd8,7jU.
The assessment, has been reduced 10
per cent aud according 10 these figures
The levy 10 increased over 20 FER cent,
making the man who paid $40 taxes
lat year pay Tor This year sl2Ul. THE
con ~ school tax ~ applicable 10 dis
lricis uutsiu0 OF the city.
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HAILwAr nI.N ooINo a4cu.
NnnS EnpioSss ot the Uuiou pucthc
siEntng 90 Return 80 work.

Many EmpIoTss at the Uuiou Pacific
siEning 60 iscturn 80 work.
SPECIAL HupHiol 60 ire news
CuEYENNE, wyo., July 2. - All
nisut long tue Union Pacific employees
10 the train service department were
being called TO sivn tho agreement to
remain in tho service Of tho receiver
ia accordance with tho order issuod by
Judge Riuer. Nearly ell tho train
men 0igued this morning. The com.
pauy closed the shops mere until fur.
thee Oruvr. IhiH was done in order
10 give the shop men time 90 fpclnsil.
e. tuuir aunuu IN going uut 90 that they
would not 90 difbnrfud from further
service uudor the Jtiur Of tho court.
Toe westbound passenger No. 4 a..
rived on time this morning, but wac
held hoFu until the fast mail, aud No.
z, which were consolidated a. one anu
arrived at 10 O'Clock this morning.
These were made up Ia QUO train and
went west o. No, @.
United States Marshal Rankin ana
a p1sfe VI five deputies viii accompany
tho train nH far ms NhWlins; NJ that
place tue awitOhmun ami ani train.
men are implicated In the strike and .t
is feared they will lttump, 10 hold 4.
there. Tho uuiou reid meeting at
noon ana aiter discussing the situation
it was decided 70 remain firm despite
the order Of the court. Another meet.
ing viii be held aL pm.
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McMah0u while playing bail was nc-
Cideuially ttJuuk on tuy back Ui The
head by a ball. Ho wa sick for uevC,
raj days nbl whom hc recovered him.
toll 10 be- 1ut 10 was noticed tuat nc
times DC acted strangely. HE pAruuH
thought hiH skull had boon slightly
fractured hy the blow AMI Cuilsl BOO "a
physician who examine. bim but nai1
uu thought thotgull was uuinIufei.
On Monday night ,Hu boy became
suddenly insane aud TCsgl up bic
iltlu Uauy sister guI threw her across
tlU room. 40 was Elma time before hls
parguiu could subluu him aud then,
although ho talked n'iluHlly, he wac
unable 90 explain HE strange conduct,
anu seemed 10 be- OH right until Wed.
ues4Ay whou he again tried 90 cut HE
throat WIKI q vasr knife. Hu waH
again suuiucd o, inT1 Ns had done any
damage 10 himself aud uu rhuudly
wee taken 60 the Presbyterian hospital
by hls mother. Hc was treated mere
aud brought home. Ho remained
until yesterday when hc became iran.
tic again aud tried 90 strike his mother
with plato.
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whether they wish 10 remain Ia the
service Of the court and nre willing 20
perform tho duties requiroi by them
~ sucn employees, anu In the event
that they decline, refuse or neglect to
return 10 the performances OF their
said duties by the above stated
hour, you the taid receivers,
arc hereby directed TO permanently
discharge each ami every one Of thom
from your service aud employ other
pefs0ns 20 perform said service.
Bald receivers are also hereby or.
defod ard directed 90 give notice 10
puch employees by "bullelining" the
substance 81 this order Ut all
division terminals and other
principal stations, ami circulating in
iormstion Of tho same amongst such
employees ~ fully as practicable, nni
otherwise circulating Information Of
this order as fully as practicable.
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nrIIc. or rnn nnlnsAnor.
The log uoois nud utncr Article. ne
covered by tho san Francisco.

The Log Nuuh uuu utucr Articles hes
covered b. tho Bau Francisco.
NEw YORK, July 2,-rhe u. s. s.,
san Francisco hoe arrived here and
now lies az anchor OIL Staten Island,
Alongside her sister OF tho white squad.
ron, ihu New York, She Cama uiTect
rotn Caymau, a small island In tho
West Indies, where Captain Watson
ana Comminder Mclean rescued "a
iarge number Of valuable ana Interest,"
lug relies OF the old waT5hlp keRr.
sarge. Most valuable OF these Ia tho
log book of the ship, which D. Ia a por.
feet state oil preservation. The book ia
new Que. 10 was tlaTtGd on JbuuBTy
70 Of this year ana contaiuH only
three uuysi entries. The lSst entry
WAS made ut Midnight on tnh. j, just
twunty-fnur hours before the kearsaTge
ran on the rec. Lieut.. Commander
Mclean also brought back with him
the life line that was tue means OF
saving officers and crew On the night
Of the wreck.
Captain Walton said when the ship
LEFT Bluohplas ON June 10, General
Lacayo had gone 70 the capital ami
his successor had assumed his place 40
Nicaragua, C1mmls6i0ngr % tho MOS
quito reserve, Everything wL- quiet
On shore uut au unpleasant condition
OF uncertainty prevailed.
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Judge


Judge Merritt asked Air. Williams 10
hand oil the papers 20 him aud said he
would pass upou thu matter At . p. M.
today.
Counsel urged, however, that tho
caae was onB OF cxiyoncy and that
therefore no time SHOULD bo lost iu
issulng the order. He hiniod that dc.
lays had sometimes dangerous ends.
Judge Merritt tneroup0n stated that
no would pass upon the matter nj
noon.
Al twelve O'Clock Attorney VIII.
llnml again pretontcd hlmseli and
Judge Merritt attached his signature
10 the foregoing order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-02

COUsING, n. ", July Am in.
cgnjiafy fire Ina Dundee destroyed
seven stores, one dwelling anu several
other ruillinRs. Prof 4. Is. Fitch of
tue graded school was burned 10 badly
,hAs ne Is ~ tue point OF death. luv
loss o. about $4,000,
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FULTON, No., July sheriff John
/. Reynolds, OF Guluue, on his way 10
Fulton from Cedar cay, va charge of
james Johnson, C1l0fcl, charged with
committing % criminal assault upon
Mss, Mm. King in August, 1893, was
met Ut Mllicf's creek by a moi, who
hanged johnson 90 "a tree,
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Iulsd IIsr rour children.

RioHFuRD, w., juno 3O.-Mu. Mary
BaK, rot Montgomery, hanged her 'our
children tDdsy, Mite. Baker uud her
husband had trouble uud they uepar-
uted thia morning, after whiou enc
hal god the children. Mrs, Baker hos
escaped, gud search Is being nade loI
her,
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
ournnrARs N rrNNsrLyANIA.
nuugarians AttncE tito Men working
Ia NuFtuua Plants

UWONrOWN, THI July 2,-Tho
Htriksu were more active today, aud
outbreaks arc reported from different
parts OF tho region. At Leith mum.
Ter OF HungAriAns attacked the work
On, anu two VI the latter were sorilut-
ly injured. Later the men returned To
work, Information has been made
against the Huugariaus Tor riot,
Raids were slsO made ut morrill, aud
AtlaB plants, anu tho workmen driven
enrolled TO protect tho new men.
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GREESvILLE JUEgrIJS, MD, July
. "A Montreal express On the Cana
uiau Pacific road went through 70
trestU between AsEwaiih aud M0U1e.
head. Three OF tour passengers nrc
reported killed and o. number injured.
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BuDA prsu, July Elem houses
have been destroyed uuu twcuty
badly damaged by illc. Tho l5ss o.
100000 horius. A wall tell IN, killing
two policemen anu iuJuring several
tirrmun.
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What is

Castorn IA DR.. Samuel Pitchers prescription for inGnt
and Children IL contains mother opium Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 10 is harmless substitute
for Parcgoric, Drops suo,hing syrups and Castor oil
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee Is thirty years by
Millions of Nothcr.. Cltoru destroys Worms and aiiays
rcycrishncss. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures DarrlUa aud wind Collie C0storin relieves
tecthing troubles, constipation and fatulcucy'
Cnstora assmilatcs tine food, regulates the stomach
aud bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-"
toria is tho Csdrcu's Pouucca-thc Mothers Friend
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INAANn Ion rL.YINn nAIl.

Boy Accidentally ftrUCk GA tbe
Head With thnt tg,rult.
NEW YoUE, July MARTIN Nc.
Mauuu, tue cl,vou,yuarald son Of
James MumuhOu, conductor on the
surface road has been taken ~ the
insane ward 90 bellevue hospital,
where he will DO examined no 10
sanity About six weeks ggO young
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TUnISrm rASATIcIsu.
Murder Committee tu au Armenia
MIsaInnnrH NnIIeEr.

Murder Committee On au Armenian
missionary ,uiicEr.
CULu1Wus, Ind, July "a letter
lust received hero, dated Cunstuntinu.
pie, Turkey, June ~, announced the
murder Ia no missionary college al
Antioch, Armenia, of Jacob Fuian, o
foufttou-yuAt old son Of Rev. Moses
Ftliau. The hoy was being kept In the
college at Antioch aud being educated
uy his adopted parents here. He wa8
% be given thorough classical and
theological education lu missionary
wutE, BE wac shot down by school
mate namuu Abraham because he re.
iutCd 90 submit 90 bile temptations. The
letter was written 10 demand of the
buy's adopted parents here thut some
steps be- taken By hem 10 demand
mll Investigation Of the circumstances,
the Turkish government refusing to
Investigate tho matter, The letter
was read in church ANA created pro-
found sensation, Uud meeting Ui the
official church board was called FOR
tonight TO axe some oillritl ocu1n In
the matter. II the Turkish govern
Ueut declines % entertain the IumandB
OF the church hurr ilr Ru investigation
OF punishment OF tho murderer, % viii
then be- taken up through the govern.
meut at Washington guu the United
states minister aud consul general at
Turkey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-02
BEFORE CONGRESS.
Resolutions IN tho S.nal0 Relative 10
the Pullman Trouble.
An INVESTIGATION PROPOSED.
senator Datis, Minnesota, Character.
lies the strike asa War Against
the United States.

WASHINGTON, July THE Pullman
strike had an echo 10 the Senate today.
Can offered resolution appointing o.
committee Of i've Of the House ami
senate 10 Inquire into tho cause Of tue
existing Pullman striEu and the justice
VI the dumanus OF the mon anu TO 10.
port by bill o. otherwise.
Kyle offered the r,s1lulion endorsed
by PfosiJon, Dcbs Of tue a. h. U. auJ
General seorstafy and Treasurer Hays
Of tue knights Of .Abor, " hich has been
published, louEiug % the protection OF
this strikers from ioJpfal interference
except ~ tnguro the transportation OF
mails, aud declaring that thD detacA.
muut VI the Pullman or auy other
pafl0f or sleeping cara from tho traiu
shall constitute no Olense against the
United States. B1ih resolutions under
tue rule went over
rAmrF AMrNpuESls.
The following amendments 10 the
TARA aUhudulCi were agreed 10 100 the
senate today;
Changing the rate ON bottles holding
more tuan a pint % % a cent rot
puuut, on viRiH holding not more tnau
piut ~.
Cast polished plate glnss not
exceeding 4iEGO Inches nom ~
10 30 cents Hlquaro foot
Al amendments adopted iu
committee Of The whole Wrr, agreed
20. lho iron ore amendment wac
adopted. a ptUp9sltiUu 90 mako tue
repeal no the ~ COR bounty o. tahr
elect immcuia,uiy Instead VI in 1870,
wa. adopted, 80 to 81.
HauHDrJugh ptrsunioj an amend
meut 20 iue taru uul providing Tor tho
collage OF American oliver Oh 10 % 4,
ANA mat uuty b. placed ON the itn.
ports Jf silver equal 20 tAu am srnco
between London pIi,u aud the face
value 800 tuis country. Anv umCul-
mcnt was uulcatUI.
sEN. DAVIS OS TuF sruEE
Senator Davis. OF NmncrJta, today
replied Hs follows 10 q telegram irJm
ID. n. Ncluuia, pIrHIuut VI the a. n.
up vi Duluth. 81 viii MOE supuOr
senator hyio'- tsaUluuOu. IL D.
HgAinst your own rrll welfare. II
uis9 % blow 10 cue s,uIgl,Y, peace anu
rights OF millions of people,, VINO mover
harmed you or yuur ua.aciates:
my duty 60 the Constitution aul 90,
iaw tufuidr mu sustaining resolution
90 lrghilE1 lAWiussugHs. Iur samu duty
rests upJu yguucif aud your ts.Uclatrs.
luu power Go regulate the uIumcfCt
iu the several states D. vested by the
Consultation iu Congress. Your d..
soolaics hbyu utufpud tho power by
force NJ Hammond aud othur places
unu have iyHauyCi tAu commerce be.
tween the states 400 those particular To-
HinIctr. You HIo rapidly approaching
lhu overt act Of irvyiug Wal against
TIE United States, ami you viii HUI
luu definition q that act lu tue Con-
5uiuuUu. i trust WIE.T thoughts Will
regain c0utt,L You might an well
HsH me ~ vote 10 dissolve tula govern.
uuut.n
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Not Sitting Today.

The second division Of the Third
district court has not teen Ia session
today.
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COMMERCIAL
fAIrlAlir cLEAuINl HOUSE,.

tALr LAKE CLEARING HOUSE
Today's clearing house sEUnaugo,
amounted to S2gi,5IL Same day
last year 22i7
pOuAy's QUOTATIONS,
New York.-s.lver, Ggl; load, $50.
L0ni0n.-silyel gs.l,
ORE ASD uuLLIoS.
Wells, Fargo d o. received today;
Penn. bullion, .l227g.
W. s.MgConiuE& Corecclvcd today:
Bullion, $5,svOi OTes, 1880. Total,
ll,O6l.
4. r. Jones Is 10. received today:
Orgf, 5000.
REAL EsrATE
TraHftsrs flsI 90 o.. 0H.s or Hf Clu'g Ne.
o.risr OF SAT LI. c,Wfv NIa . ~ 10
SATURDAY,.
Abraham Holm 90 uK 90 'Iarshh
Holm luiH .a.i, block NJ, Ton Aero
pIat A. IIT IIrIa rurNry..... ......a 3 %
Charlie. B.. Amen Goo UuarloB II. Mus
u0UE part ui Fu.UIu 70, township
D uur.u rauFu W.at salt laau
rrans straub iu Catdgriaf Il. Mn.
uuHH Toto 300 h.HUh % Chamber
Iaua addition ,,,.,.., ....s............. J 90
Peter IS, lutUHUU Co huHAUuHu r..
lockwood. H.I OF block @, Aldugu
a Nyl.op 6uIIuuu...,,,,,,,,,,, Is, 90
sTUulls ASH MARKETS.,
CulgAau uAuAIr
Chicago. close. July
whcat-rrm. so. @ B cush, Oh, JuIuss.
Corn tIrm, N0. cash, AZ july, %,
ua#-NuIE .I. rUHt, b..
ruIa--tD4UF July, lalt, sent, 1900.
IHgd-stuauy Iuff NtIi Sept, tt....
snort rIu.-7traIYt JulyYUHa sept, 900.
l.yr-NumWuI $50, @, 81.
H.loY -NuUIuaI uHIIf no. l,lll.
Prime IWutEF Nominal go.
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Regular Prices OF Id
mission.


independence nay.
TIE Salt Lake CITY Brewing Com.
panyis Laser beer has boon given the
preference and IN sold by the following
pleasure rrsoris: 5Altair Beach, Garfield
Beach. CalisT's Park, Geneva on
Utah Lake anu tho Race Tracts Salt
Lake CITY.
This ought 90 bo sufficient proof that
ltcsalt Lake Guy Brewing Cunpany's
Lager Beer 81 FAR the beet in lue mar
kr. aud those who have not vet placed
their orders ior July i'I VIII please
send at once either Tor catilHia or luls.
Telephone IL. j, Muu1E,
General Manager.
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Must Go.

About 1000 ends Fancy and Solid
Coiou Assorted Silks, s5c, $50, 4sc
SIS cents.
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Territory Of Utah, I
County Of Salt Lake, V

On iillug aud reading the petition
OF the receivers herein, duly verified
on their behalf by T.. l.. Williams, II Is
ordered by the court that all the om.
pluyes Of egid receivers within tho
Territory Of Utah aHd the Jurisdiction
uithis court who declined 10 perform
the service and duties for which they
were employed in aud about the opera
zion OF The sail railway lines OF
tho said teiouduut companies, aud
now 100 the hands OF said
IoCeivou, are hereby required 10
decide not later than seven
O'Clock tomorrow morning, July 0rd,
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-10
Y. NJ. G. A. A. A.

The first anniversary of the Y. N. G. A..
Athletic Association was celebrated by a
banquet last evening in the 7. M. Q. A.
hall. The menu set forth was excellent
and reflected great credit upon the COM
mittee having charge of the same. Mr..
Frank Libby was POSTMASTER. Remarks
were made by Messrs. johnson and Pay
son of the board of directors; President
Soule and Messrs. A. Smith, s. Smith
and General Secretary Garland of the
Athletic Association. The gathering was
remarkable for the good feeling and fell
lowship manifest. The Athletic Associa-
ticn was never more prosperous and gives
promise of brilliant future. A very
handsome cake. that was fully appre-
ciated by those Of the PRESS that par
took of it, was sent to this Office.