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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08
OVERHEAD WIRES WIZ.

There are many people who are
eagerly hoping Tor the time when the
electric ears will bO operated by some
other system than that Of the overhead
wires, Tor the reason that the latter are
not only unslghty but aro attended
with rUmo measure Of danger upon
being broken or llosoned, rho pros
pcci, however, Tor an eahy change in
tho tyttom is not very Prom.
iaIug, as the fact that the over.
head, ortr5lloy method, o. tho best got
devised 10 becoming recognized by Ihe
courts, whose deeIsious all .osm to DO
going one way On the question.
Mayor Elgrt Of SAP Francisco, has
just come CUT fccsLd best In legal
controversy on the subject with a rail.
way company which dciifpd to put In
the overhead system on Mission street.
The erection otoye,head electric wires
on the street hal been prohibitni by
ordinance; later tho company had been
granted right o., way on
/
tho street, aud to propol no cara "by
electricity or other mechanical modern
appliance which may BIO sanctioned by
law"
There has been considerable dIsputa.
ton over the matter tho past Two
months, and whom tle company 30.
ciIod 20 90 nhuuI last week with the
erection OF poles, 1ho mayor proceeded
70 apply % the courts iornn Injunction,
lilo was willing any method OF eleclr!.
cal propulsion should bo used Boy tho
company except the overhead Fystom.
lio opposed Ilie as being contrary 20
law and az "i'ugorousH no! a menace
To puzzle comfort ana WviihT besides
threatening constant coi u 's'allln
through the urN Iy 90 wires auI 90
lm.e.unr Ola, -trerl. q, t.i,y or,t
"'
AlNa't tAa htaheh ln thr discharge OF
/ thuIr du.Ha.n THIS latter feature, he
usirfrir..f r,r.rifYt.I tb. ,r.fi..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

words No not resemble the rawlings Of .
dcpavod criminal Under iiiletent
circumstances the sentiments expressed
would be characterized az patriotism.
La some respects they ATE tol true;
aud they give CLINT Of hope that the
government In dealing with him may
accomplish oil that is neces'nry for
the protection Of the soi.ler' By treat
ing him ne the desperate representative
of a conquered race and losl cause
rather Than defiant vlllain and a cut
throat.
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TIE ArACnE KID.

The Apache Indian known as the
"Kid," whose capture by scouts h
confidently expected 70 take place In
tho near future, Is supposed to bo the
only hostile chief sliil living In the
United States. A reward Of a., 900 has
Teen offered for his apprehension,
dead or alive, by Governor Hughes Of
Arizona, aud It goes without saying
that his pupuefs, apurrod on by the
prospect OF this reward, will leave no
stone unlurnod Ia their search for the
high-prizsd outlaw. Io 10 at present
thought to DO hiding Ia the Sierra
Madre mountains suffering from O.
wound In his leg. Tho only question,
u this supp1silion 10 oofrcoli would
therefore be- OF finding bic hiding place
aud finishing bis cafrcr
In a recent number OF tho Chicago
Hcra'd appear some particulars Of this
noted Indian. lilo l. about a3 year,
old, aud commenced hls career twelve
years ago as scout in the service Of
the military, becoming rorgraut Ia q
company OF scouts. Tho killing Of his
slepiathor was reveugod by ltiI by the
murder Of the alayeL afer which he
surrendered himself to the authorities
ut san Carlos. But while being taken
to the guatdhouso Ia company with
other Indians, an attack was made by
lhum on the guards and they escaped
20 the mountains. THIS was In 1857.
From this time tho band wandered
about, plundeuug ranches ana killing
cattle. After some time, however, tho
leader surrendered 90 General Miles
and WAS sentenced lu imprisonment,
lie was subsequently pagionoi by
General Howard anu brought 90 san
Carlos where he was again arrested on
the old charge AMI sentenced to i'm
prisonmuut, While ON tho road TO the
prison ho aud his FELLOW prisoners
managed 10 Kill tho suurlil aud bis
deputy ond escape, taxing with them
/ the ana uuit0n. They now crossed
tho Mexican border puruud by
cavalry. HE comrades were Ru kilIrl
by Mexican troops lul llld himayl
eluied the soldiers OF Two c0uutIl
and with his tquaws continued tug
raids on unprotected ranches,
The lust murder A.criDrI 90 Oh.
Apache chipituin 10 that " an Indian
on the White Mountain reservation
The true character of the uo,.rau.
outlaw is hes, p,dec,ei ga bis own
wurisus given t0a correspondent wuu
interviewed him shortly before ,H.
-birmish ut Bunker uil ue-ui.:
When Geronimo lb.I down h.s arms q.
] Cluuk was Wiling tl $50 back wUn I..
Iru,t ui tuUW 10 8 would npyN huUeI ..
! anything. bul gm mot fool D n..
] what Co look iNr from tuu good govern.
mont which permits tnu robbery ui .UH
INDIAN HUd ihu lHHtucI.r, u. Dots W.h.
] Was i IHh.T lnOA whore those rUI
men urU luIHg Ih.F, tu whom IIn.av
DIS mot tHr plNu Uud is pITH T.-u
| HIuHl nturN me 1900 uluiu# away Joe
.lmuIar4 I, tur south, Hr away from 400
lhN IH U.Hr lI inrmi luDF NTH Without
Uuuu U. uyHl ruuug thyIr old homo.
ugHu $50, I would rather lID hur. nu
my uaIys earth, with my gun u mr
hand, uguI bug 90 che laar
lt cannot bee iu3unauIo TO say ONE
word Of apology Tor tho sauguuay
record made by tho desperate warrior
| IVA. no one can taii TO notice that lll
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TIIL LADIES 70 THE front.
Taking a Hand 10 the Home Ildu
iU" Movement,
Hut Sometimes Their Sense Of Good
Taste Gets the Best OF
Them.

Yesterday gentleman came in cur
store aud selected - piece OF Utah goods
tsrasu.t OF clothes, saying no anu his
wily HaI concluded to encourage home
iuHu.HrH with their patronage 90 .af
as tU.y could consistently DO 80. But
before 'uig deciding 10 have the guJIH
selected made up hb wished lwisb mani
CO. have hls wife sre u aud pass her
up.uHu a- il his taste. 50 m the alter.
noon Hn came back accompanied by his
.uu-r, VINO wore "hOme made"
lAuuu Hgass aud home made sh0oI
anal .sOI rho and nor husband both
we've wearing UtAh tlauntl underwear,
aud boo ag. used home production M
uII wHys when equally good articles
could Doc bad Tor the same cost, and tN-
pressed tUr opinion that each In his OF
hvr way might, " they would thus
bauaH. tHr yommOnweait OF the Ter,
uly. Aud after critically eNamiu.
Ing bog husband'H selection anu plg-
UuuUuus itguOl, ahebccHme Interested
( other e0Ids, and gave our entire
Hl1c6 20 careful inspection aud natlerod
us uy sgyine it was tIqWst0. Finally
rho advised her husbhld O. depart ths
once from thrlr rule anu take SUIT VI
EugII.b cassimefe, This conclusion
was undoubtedly arrived ~ rom iiB
handsome appearance ms is evidence
0i our assertion few dhye ago that
Utah would support "wouted
mll" as al do mol like woOluns nor
feel properly dressed IN them'
Yours RESPECTFULLY,
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In addition 10 cut rates already
authorized by the Rio Grande Western
10 all Missouri River points, that roar
has now announced rom q trip rate Of
$500 % st. Louis aud s5j round trip
10 Chicago. These tickets arc good
for sixty days from date OF issue.
Scandinavia Mercantile Company,
dohlura In general merchandise, ore
now open for business at their new
store, u ami 10 East, First South. Call
ana zee ~ FOR har aims.
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tTAIL

srALL ~
Central Moat Market
%, Hilton, y. farngs, o. talf
we'll, Jr -. Hilton a 90, Prop
uet0rA Family Trade soii'
ted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

su,sIInsu shanras lnsir sect res alden.
should always uve former 81 well a. pieicn'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

To the youus iHru ftksinfs Nom
plexlon Powder gives .rrshef charm :
20 the old, renewed youth. Try w. o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-08

The Nrws ison "a cltthc principal ilut1t
News standa hui ON 600 narH0uEgr Trans itaF'
iuF the city after pm daily
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-12

municaton is dated April 25th. and is
~ foil Iws.
II have the honor to INFORM the de-
partmcnt that on the i4,h inst, the
date OF assuming command OF this
siatieu, the English aud japanese
vessels In port saiuted my flag aud their
commanding Ofiiccfs caleb upon me
Officially. These calls were returned
on the l1th instant On the l7th, nc.
comIauied 10y my personal sitl, i
called upon lhn Unitei states minister,
and lticr Was presented by MIN 10 tue
PRECEDENT of the provisional govern.
meut. The battalion OF government
troops was patadoi and the usual
honOrs were given upon arrival aud
departure. This pfeslJeut, with mem.
bers OF the executive council, Justices
N tao surtome court nnd Two nidc5,
returned M coll IN lht Afternoon %
the same day, aud were received with
houofs due his rank. Vets were nlto
,Nuhanr't with Representative " the
EuElsh, q Huan, japanese ard Poflu.
.uHsH .YF.Ilme a.n
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nnnh Mr.eL.r. InaIet.a.

ban FRANCISCO, May 1.-THE grand
Jury this afternoon presented inlict.
mvnl foT grand larceny against Direo.
tore III, 4. Graves, Charles Montgomery
and II. II. Mcdonald IT,, Of the
Peoples Home Baylugs bank. TIE
specific charges has not been maize
public, but IL is well understood that
II Ia baied upon the abstraction Of
certain securities from the bank depot-
ited by &. o. SwanbeTg. The securities,
valued nj $4,000. disappearei alter the
bank hau Ueen placed Ia the hands
Of receiver. The assets Of the bank
were therefore deficient In that
amount.
An indictment for grand larceny
was also iouni against Flank V. Nc.
Donald, late assistant cashier OF the
Pacific bank. 90 the eve Of its failure
Mod maid Withdrew $4,000 from tho
Pacific bank aud started tor New York.
He reported 10 the bauk authorities
that some rnbner broke open his trunk
anu stole the $4,000. Mcdonald ~ In
Japan. Tue bail Tor each person In
dictod was placed A. $4,000. II. n.
Med maid Jr. 10 still In jail, Ia default
Of 100000 bail on his previous iadiot.
ment.
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1T is BEING INVESTIGATED
BY LEADING DOCTORS LAWYERS, MERCHANTS MECHANICS and
THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL.
Doctor Chronic Diseases Creating
Profound Sensation in Ciy-Navcous Cures Elected
Daly,-liclr What the Doctors and
Business Men Say

Nothing has happened lately that has
caused such sensation at tho remark
able cures being effected by Drs. Shores
shores now system Of treatment The
public could hardly bolIovo tho cures
were genuine, until they called and
interviewed tho pa,len, who has boon
restored to health and happiness No
irea mont was over before usol iu salt
Lake that has given ne many satisfactory
results as tho shores system II NOV,
painless saio and succo.sfu
Let week Drs. shores s. Shores woro
on -si bya visit from TWO doctor. Of
TO c'v end asked TO be shown the now
tr, TN 'nt, a. 10 was curing hundreds Of
go He'd u,umblo diseases.
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THOUGHT SHE WOULD DIE.
Mrs. Jane Stephens 30 Expresses Her.
selfin an lnterview.-Curcd by DB.
Shores & Shores New Treatment.

'I hardly know how to express my
case" said Mrs. stephens 1T was a
little OF everything. had bad head
nchoa In tho front Of tho head, my Dyes
were weak and watory. I had no
appetite, and whom / did cat would
Immediately have 10 yomli; my stomach
WAS In an Initiated condition, a. Il ro-
joctud all kinds " noutishmont,
~ was very weak, my bones aChod
always folt tired. worn out aud
fosilossG could not sleep; had bad
dreams! bad taste iu tho mouth. I
would oilou experience sort OF sink
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A roLIrIoAL ooNsrIRAcY
Tho C4ar ArrsstinE "Frisnds OF
Political LibrFty."


IA. PETERSBURG May Lilo nd
dilion TO the recent arrests OF forty
siuuents on suspicion OF being nihilibis,
other students have been arrested
simultaneously at Moscow, Tyer aud
5moleusk. A printing press which
had been used by tho students who
discovered at Moscow.
LONDON, May ll.-A dispatch 10
the Standard from 81. Petersburg snyt:
Arrests have been made on u large
scale recently AZ the result Of the uH-
ooveTy VI m organization, with wide
spread connections, called "rhe
Friends Of Political Liberty"
Hundreds Of persons are supposed 10
have been arrested, aud among them
are u number VI prominent illCialt,
Nine. NernejeIskaya, o fashionable
drCBsmaker here, anu several OF her
apprentice girls, were suspected OF be-
lug connected win the UTganizaliy N
anu were ais arrested.
The chief engineer Of the Orsl Rail-
way, the Inspector OF taxation aud
four other STATE Cfiicllla have btpu
arrested ht Orel, charged with beinp
members Of the society. NJ. Tiuutchein,
grandson ~ tho famous poet OF that
name, has been arrested nj NOvgOfod,
anu between iity and sixty persons
have hecu arrested at MOSCOW.
A high reward has been offered for
the capture VI a certain Nine. Alexaa.
drove.
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s. 900. He believed, as otherb did, that
bic vile was engaged In a series "
legitimate specu!alions, which returned
large interest on her money.
10 those g. whom che applied for
money she represented that she cou ii
loan money TO public school teachers
ut eKorbltant rates Of interest, aud be
secured by receiving from the teachers
an Assignment Of their pay obrots IN
advance Of their being issurd. She
based her swiniliug operations on this,
but, A. far NJ eau be leafno d, no teacl.
efs had any dealings with her.
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The medical gentlemen amer thorough.
" invcs ignting tins treatment expressed
themselves aH highly pleased, and whom
leaving one o. tho gentlemen was heard
10 remark "Wcll, you can talk all you
want To-, but Dr'. Shores & Shores have
the finest systOm " treating cntarrh aud
chronic discasos ! have over had tho
pleasure OF seeing
SGch endorsements nro heard many
times day, and coming from the load
INK citizens OF Salt Lake. 10 might bo
VOL 10 add that this wonderful treat
muut d. given for 20 month aud
Institute yourelg 500 Tor yourself, talk
with our patients, thov will not lie.
Come aud see our parlofs, always
crowded with grateful patients. that IL
tho way 90 ind out tho difference be-
tween the real aud tho imitation.
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ing sensation, iu fact, NJ / have saIdi
I really thought ! was going 30 die.
when I began taking un. shores &
shores now Yystpm of treatment. Now
I can truihfully say ! am we'll. ] can
oAt anything j want, HlCnp we'll. no
headaches, and / feel Ike d now person.
Mrs. stephens resides Nc Third North
and Twelfth Wost, near Agricultural
Park, whore she can boz soOu aud will
readily verify hor statement
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If YOU CANNOT COME TO SALT
LAKE

Write Tor the mail treatment. Oneof tho
physicians Ia personal charge superin.
tends tho mail department aud by sys-
tom OF close correspondence controls
those out Of tho city quite AZ we'll a. those
who come 10 tho oflic1. send for symp-
tom blank. Medicines shipped carefully.
Try this treatment.
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Women nam nrseLInrIdrs.

LEXINGTON, KY, MAy ll.-Hon.
William q. Ogtni, Colonel Brtckin.
Iidge'a chief opponent Ia 10 speak 1 N
Lexington some Jay next week not
yet decided upon. The women " this
city have conceived the iuea OF rm.
phGsiLlng their protest agRiuht Brcck.
lngldgt's candidacy by personally
Joining IN making this meeting for
Ovens. The eight boxes At tho Opera
H0use arc " bI filled with representa-
tive women Of the Blue Grass region,
who have heretofore taken no pablo
interest 10 politics, anu the body OF the
house will have large delegations Of
women,
Tue ladies' hAvn issued a call for
mass meeting OF tho citizens OF Fayotle
county opposed ~ tho denomination vi
Colonel hreokluiidge, TO be- held nj the
Opera House Ia Lexington, Monday
May l4.u, 10 publicly protest against
Ms denomination, Speeches viii DO
made by several prominent persons.
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NAY .rniKE AaAIN
The Montana racinc Disoharsing I'm.
utoirs.

The Montana Pacific DisrharginE I'm.
uioi 90.
ST. PAUL, MINI, May il.-Neatl y
all he mgmrtr4 Df the American Rail-
wsy union grievance committee arv in
the city, aud the two Or three WIN have
not yet arrived Will be hcrs tomorrow.
James Hogan, the Montana orgauiEeri
Gays the Montana men are ready 10 80
gu, u tho agreement TO not carried out
to the letter. Director Rosers, who
has charge OF American Railway
union matters ~ 81. Paul, claims 90
have receive tslogf from various
points along tbs liue, ttatins that many
mon have been dtculrsod, nOtwi'h-
stau.iu. tho rJmlses OF tho rWti4's
VI Tho company.
A special from Grand Forks, y. ID,
snyg the American RallwaJ union
here fuccivoi telegram tuiius .ntm
" bold themselves ia fualiuvss, a. an.
other s,fiao may DO ordered.
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LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts or
whose patents are delayed, should con.
suit Chas. w. Stayncr lie has lust
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting successful
practice in the General Land Office.
Congressional work attended to. Office
Northumberland Building, Salt Lake
City.
Correspondence solicited. Send
stamped envelope Tor reply.
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NJ, G,BARSEs MUSIC DEALER

AGENT for 'ho weber. Esiev and Camp's
llhuuf, rhiry OrEaua ana hit AlnuH OF Musical
Merchandise sole uEout for tho celebrated
"itelp Mate Sewing Machines. Needles and
attachments for AN kinds of sewing macninos.
b1yclos for sale or rorI Bicycles cleaned
and repaired.
~. q. BARNES,
Cpeta lioute Block,
oeDEs, urAu.
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THE RousLYN TRAGEDY.

RocKLYN, Cal, May IL rne slayer
VI tue commander OF the industtial
army marching out iron Sacramento
army, under command OF Lieutenant
General smith, 700 strong, seized a
freight train NJ Arcade station Hud
came 10 R0oklyn. Engineer Williams,
a member OF the party, was placed
under arrest by Constable FIeiOkenRor.
Smith ana Colonel Paisley protested.
fleickuugor pointed a pistol NJ smith
who Jumped 10 one side, whefeupon
the c.us.ablu shot Paisley. rnu INDUS.
trials started 10 lyuch MIN. smith,
however, aided him 10 Escape. Tue
citizens, tearing further trouble, libvr.
Rted Williams.
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AT CRIrPLE CREEK.
Work TO he Hssumsd Under the Pro-
trrttoH of Deputies.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, May H.
Arrangements are being perfected for
raising the strike at Cripple Greek re-
gnrJlrss Of the Minefs' Union. II 4.
slated that $40 or 700 men have been
sworn IN ~ deputy sherltls, or will be,
hud hardy determined mou sre being
chosen Tor ihe litter work expected.
they viii bu heavily armed aud sup
llitu with plenty Of ammunition.
Protection VIII b. given those who
visit " work for SEQ Tor eight hours,
aud u 10 the Intention 10 lot ouly Amer.
icans 10 10 work. Warm times may DO
locked TOT.
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GUNS USED AGAINST THEN.
Conflict Between Hlrshals and Com.
mOnEealtfS.
Two Industriais wounded aud One
Hundred and Twsuty Taken
Prisauera.

NORTH YAKIMA, wash, May H.
Another collision occurred between
deputy maFchals and commonwealth
abou, O'Clock this mlrning, and Two
OF tue latter arc now confined ia the
hospital, suffering from gunshoi
wounds. Word was received during
the night that rs men had captured
two freight cars at Ellonl1urg ami
were coming down 10 hbefato tho
Coxeyitus imprisoned Ia the county
iaii. The marshals marched 10 meet
the industriais, nud stopped their cars
by means oi throwing rail across the
tiack AT a poini two miles from This
city. Tho induslfiale scrambled uh tho
cars and started TO run, but were
brought 10 "a halt by builoin from tue
rifles OF tue mAfshals, Two 81 the
men were wounded, but not seriously.
The Others, 10 the number OF 100, were
marched 10 the county Jail anu locked
IN.
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a wonAN's TRANSACTION.
aho Realizes 100000 on swindIing
Operations, 10 ~ said.


Nav HomS. May 1.-THE Press
tomorrow wiisaJ; Mrs. Kate Brand
.urd, wills u Charles BranciOrd u 70.
Tired furniture dealer, has disappeared
liom her home "a Williamsburg. She
mas On missGd since Wednesday
hghL Win the news OF her dlsap.
prAIance comes tnennnouucemen tina.
sue had been engaged In au ALLEGED
winding o. GRAFTON, involving about
s-OOiOOO. The operations, II IL said,
lave extended over u period OF eghi
yeats, because OF threats made by a
creditor, SUD fearing exposure, II IL
thought shu committed suicide. Mrs.
blnndfoTd Ia eiii 10 have left several
ie'ttfs, IN one OF which she Ia alleged
" Lave admitted her guilt anu said she
pfopuH'd killing Lerseli. A number OF
wealthy men are said 10 have been Gu.
SHARED ny H. tis also said that even
her husband was yictiuilzsd out Of
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THE THROUGH CAR LINE
Effective May 9Th, 1894.
4taml Arurs dHd Depau df sal Lake
GU butr, a. loA0irss


Arrive
Prom on Eastern points. ,............. 100 an
frum uuite. Portland, san FRAN.
cisco. cache Valley and Ugden... 10 u AN
From Gll Eastern points fart CITY
and uglcn.,.,..,...,, ,..,,,.,,,.,,, ta3 y m
FROM San francisco, ogden and
intermediate uonts,,,,...,.,,....... y 10 y M
Prom Provo and intermediate points. v % an
FROM Milford Juab, rF5fo, sauptto,
and Eurctasa..-...,.......... ,.....-.. 10 p IN
'FTon Terminus and 1ooelo,,,.,........ . W p IA
DEFIANT
FOR Ugicn, Park CITY sud all
Eastern points .,,.,.s..,-.,,,..,... 2 O9am
Tor ogden and intermediate points Vgiam
FOR Ogden. intermediate points
ran francisco and Cache
valley points. a,,,,'s'ss..,,...,s,,.,, 20 p ma
Tor Ogdon, nutio, Helena, Portland.
shu francisco ami all potts east q 20 D ~
lTor ufotA. trnyo. NAuuoi6 Valley
Nopni, Juab aud frisco. ,,... 90, asa IN
FOR Provo aud intermediate points. 20 pm
'lor1ooelo and lcIminus...,....... g. am
DAILY except sunday.
litaIn, south VI luaI run daily eNcep.
sunday.
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ChaS. ". Stayn0r,
LAWYER,
ESTATES

Heirs and others having an estate to
settle should consult Chas. W Stayner.
lie has had an experience OF over
twenty-five years as attorney for estates.
Wills drafted aud estates settled Office
McComIck.Richafds Building, Salt Lake
City.
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r0uH w TmElI nHOwNTD.

ELLENsBURG, VAST, May II. 49,
WorJ has Just ueou received that Jour
Of the COmmOuwoalofB who started
down the Yakima river this morning
In n boat were drowned by the upset.
ting OF the boat. Tho boat contained
twenty-five industrials In all.
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Civ Ticket once, 2Ol Main Street.

TT-T T-T----T
D. o. HURLEY. Gent AT Patsgr, Dept
b. DICKINSON. General Manager
i.I- LOMAA, q. A. a A, ArouL
r. o. II. CLARK,
OLIVIER W. MINK,
H.tLLHUf ANDERSON. Heeoiyers
JOHN ". DOANE.
FREDERICK H. C0unERT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-12

white selling rapidly for Isc yard.
Worth use.
50 iu double fold English, Irish Lawns.
In small figures, yards for g., worth
zoe yard
50 in double told Bauste, In pink, blue,
layeudaT cream, 25c yard, worth soc
yard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-12
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