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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-01
when You Write TO the onaan

A useful piece of information to any
of those suffering from that dreadful
infection cacoethes scribendi, and who
in consequence feel themselves impelled
to write to Queen Victoria, will do well
to bear in MIND that they must on no
account fold the paper on which they
nave written. No communication
which bears evidence of having been
creased will ever fall into her ma iestv's
own hands. The proper method is to
write on thick, glossy white paper, and
to despatch the missive in an envelope
which fits it. Any folded communica-
ton never reaches the queen, for the
simple reason that she will never look
at It, All such letters are opened by
the mistress of the robes, and as a rule
their contents never get beyond her.
or if the letter is of Importance it is
returned to the writer with directions
how to forward it.-London Letter.
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to be paid into the school fund of the
county where the offense. shall have
been committed.
Sec. g. Any officer refusing to de-
liver the remains or body of any de-
ceased person, when demanded IN ac-
cordance with the provisions OF this
act, shall pay penalty OF not less
than $50 nor more than 500 for the
first offense, and for the second offense
a penalty of not less than S1OO nor
more than 5000, and for the third Of
Tense, or any offense thereafter, d
penalty of not less than $3.50 or be inn
prisoned in the county jail not less
than two nor more than six months,
or both, in the discretion of the court
such penalties to be sued for by the
municipal and county authorities OF
the town, city or county wherein the
offense shall have been committed; and
the amount realized therefrom shall
be paid into the school fund OF Sucn
city, town or county
Sec. 1T shall be the duty of the
said board and of any physician or sur
geon who shall receive any dead oody
or bodies in pursuance Of the Prov
sions of this act decently to bury IN
some public cemetery, or cremate the
same in a furnace, properly constructed
for that purpose, the remains of all
dead bodies after they shall have
answered the purposes of study afore-
said, and for any neglect or violation
of the provisions of this section, the
party or parties so neglecting shall on
conviction forfeit or pay a penalty OF
not less than $50 or more than $100, or
be imprisoned in the county jail not less
than three nor more than six months
or both at the discretion of the court;
such penalties to be used only by the
municipal and county authorities of the
town, city or county wherein the Of
Tense shall have been committed, for
the benefit of the school fund of such
town, city or county.
Sec. SIT shall be the duty of all
superintendent of houses of correc-
ton, wardens of hospitals, insane
asylums and poorhouses, coroners,
Isheriffs, jailors, city and county under
takers, and all other territorial, county,
town and city officers within their res
pective towns, cities and counties, in
whose custody such body or bodies
shall be, to notify the said board or
such physician or surgeon as it shall
have appointed, to apply for and re-
ceive said body or bodies, Of the fact
that they are the custodian of such
body or bodies, the same is subject to
the order of said board or such physi-
clan of surgeon.
Sec. all laws in conflict with this
act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 10.-This act shall take effect
upon it's approval.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-01
FASHIONS TOR MEN.
To BE Too Swell Is in Bad Taste
severe siElpIicftv the Thing.


Severe Simplicity the Thing.
The prevailing 1880 styles have affect
ed even the garments for men. The
extremely fashionable overcoat is a
Newmarket. This is q coat of smooth
cloth, fitting snugly and with long
skirted tails reaching almost to the
tops of the shoes. 1t may be of black.
dark blue or brown. With this coat is
worn a bell crown silk hat. The outfit
is Tather extreme but picturesque. The
flowing skirts Of the coat make it
not altogether comfortable garment for
the busy American. We may look pres
entity. I suppose, for the tight trousers
fitting the leg closely below the knee.
which belong TO the same period and
possibly also the same frilied shirt and
lace necl1cloth. The more popular over
coat for general wear is the Chester
neld. 1t is cut long. to just below the
knee, single breasted and is oftener
black than of any other color. This
coat has velvet collar and sometimes
velvet cuffs; the latter are hardly a
desirable addition as they always sug,-
gest covering a worn sleeve. Avoid fur
trimmed oVercoa IS EXCEPT for evening
wear or driving: they have little style
and are heavy and cumbersome. Long
heavy ulsters are, of course, desira BILE
for very cold weather: they are made
with detachable capes and are a most
comfortable garment for travelling.
The frocK coat for this winter is not
as extreme in length as that of last
year and is therefore much more grace
ful It is made of rough soft goods and
frequent : has a half facing of silk LET
into the lapel 1t is worn unbuttoned
The waistcoat is not quite as much cut
open as last season and has a collar
The white duck roll inside the waist
coat is not as much worn. A silk hat
should always be worn with frock
coat Men rarely wear flowers in the
huttonhole now unless for a wedding.
Trousers with frock coats may be light
ish, but not conspicuous in either. color
or pattern. The cutaway coat is oujfe
long and has a spade shaped tail II
is reserved almost entirely for mixed
neutral goods in suits for morning or
business wear on occasions not suffi
Gently dressy for the frock coat. 4
silk hat is desirable With a cutawav
coat. although a Derby may be worh
when the coat is not a black one.
There IS nothing new IN evening
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-01
A Dramatic Incident at Topeka.

a novel incident is reported from To-
peka, Kan. Stuart Robson's company in
Shakespeare's Comedy CT Errors was
billed to appear there January s. With
the day came. 1t was known that Mrs.
absence in Chicago. where her mot her
Jay dead. But as an evening paper came
out with an elaborate Interview with Mr..
in the audience that evening had gone on
the supposition that Mr.. Robson would be
there OF course. But Mr.. Robson was not
there; he, too, was in Chicago and his
BY the Dromio of Ephesus, Giles Shine
Mr., Shine. it appears, did some great
WORK He had to be on the stage almost
all the time, but he succeeded in making
very many. think that Robson was in the
cast He initiated Robsons peculiar lisp
and nlannerisrns SO nicely that many in
the audience were heard saying that it
was not difficult to tell Robson from
Shine--New York Advertiser.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-01
Replies to Proposals.

The Boston Girl must ask for a
few days time in which to seouester
myself and indulge in serious medita-
ton.
The Nevada Girl-oh, goodyl OF
course.
The Philadelphia Girl-our family
will decide
The New York Girl-Wait til I see
Dun and Bradstreet's.
The Texas Girl-Yep.
The Chicago Girl-You win out.
The Indianapolis Girl-Ask paw.
Every Girl-This is so sudden.lChi-
cago Record
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-01
EDUCATIONAL UNION.
Arguments Before the House Conn
mittee Regarding 1t.

The House committee on University
and Agricultural ollege held a rather
long meeting last evening for the con-
sideration of the bill presented by
Nebeker providing for the union of the
University and Agricultural College.
President Kingsbury, Prof Aber,
George NJ. Cannon and John w. Don
nellan presented this city's side of the
case and President Sanborn, Aaron
Farr and J. Z. Carlisle looked after
the interests of Logan. The hearings
are not yet finished but it has already
become evident that there will be a
divided committee report.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-01
The PRINTING MIDDLE.
a Report is Expected Today on the
Matter

The conference committee of the
House and Council on the public print
ing matter has had several meetings
without arriving at any conclusion.
They held meeting last night, how
ever, and arrived at such a stage that
they believe they will be able to report
TODAY
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-01
Walter L. Price & Go.

Continental Market Stalls and II
vegetables, fruits and poultry. we
make these three lines of goods a
specially. Give us @ trial
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-01

Boil the small potatoes for the hens:
mash with plenty of water and bran
and meal; feed warm these cold morn
ings. 1t will be appreciated and sent
back in the egg basket
The Helena independent., 1894-07-17
uHERITFls sAIK-cnAnLEs nRANprdrE

SHERIFF's sALE- CHARLES HRANDEiEE
- plAlntilt. W. Henry Aasmulsau, sOlden y
Porter. and Abbis j lurtef his WIFE frauk u.
polliver. Naignee Of said pslden Porter.
John MAgnusen, Maud ~. Rter IL N, Par
chen & Go and A. J. Davidson q Co., defend
sntI
Under and by virtue OF an or,loro, sAlo N |
decree Of FORECLOSURES and sale issued out VI the
distict court ~ thefirst judicial district OF tho
state II Montana In and Tor the county OF Lewis
hnd Clarke. on the Igtl GAY ot une A. ID
1874, m the above emitted aotion. wherein
,hatlrH hrandeges, the aOoye namei plain.
til obtained q Judgment and docree ol
foreclosure and sale bH.tnst Hunfy AsamnH "a,
eldsn A Porter and > bbie j. Porter hi, wife,
oftor. John anrnus n, Maud N. bAker. Il. NJ.
ar,h'n q o aud A j. ag'iaon 20, he-
fennants on tho 18th daI oi inne A. d. lbpl.
for tho sum Of s4bza, pesido. interest eosL'
on tho z7ft dsy 0f % A.. lop'. re-
corded In Judgment book No. OF said court nt
page 81. sm commanded 10 coll all VA, certain
lot pieco or parcel OF lhnd, situate lying Au !
beirg Ia tho county OF Lopia and Clarke. stat, ot
MoniAnA, and Joundod And doaeriood AZ tollo"s'
10 Wit
Iho souihsrly ono hundred 400 foot Of lots
nino ~, ten tlnl. eleven ul), and tsslvn llk .
10 block eilty.siA tBl ~ said lots aud block ara
numbered Rnd liaignatsd aud dnacribed on uo
plat ot tho Nufihufn Pacific addition ON Mo In
the oihcs ~ be oounty recorder OF said count,
1oEolher with al ami slngulsr tho lonemenis.
horeditaincnts ant appurteugn o. ihorounlo Do
luncinf ~ In alywlfc nupsfinln NJ.
Pablo nOtloo IA hereby giyon that Ou Mon,
dAy, tho "a. DAY OF Jule A. ID. 1874, at IL
O'Clock m. ~ that day NJ tho front door OF INA
COURT ouee Helena Lgwls and tlAfka county.
Montana wall. In Obedience 20 said urief ot Gals
snd decree di foreclosure md fhr. ini tho above
dsHcribod proIefty. ~ ~ much thereof a. nAy bs
necessary 20 satisfy said Judgment with Interest
and eortr, tbs higloat and best nidder toi
6i,Sn nndor my hand thla ID dAy OF July
CHARLES D. CUNTS. shorlL
~ fam h, hOha. Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-17

SnERIFF's sALE-THoMAs c. RICHARDS.
~ plaintiff. Va. Geargo d. Pew. Mars ]. Pew,
Horbart Nicnolsop. w. y, Mhittaker, WA. 4.
Fuller. T. n. Woods. &. A. llumbor, Ieter "
frAser and Nathan y. Shepherd. eo-pArtners.
STs.sr s S sni shepherd; Jooi i. as.oIt and v. l..
fnHsstt cO-pArnsrs doing businesa under tue
firm nnme and style of J. 10, lAsfett a Co.. John
n. class and y. H. Mofwun, co'parinsrs, dotng
business nndor the hcm name and stylo Of tlRsa
& MOI wen Nathan w. blood and the State of
Montana deandants.
Under and by yirtus Of An order Of sails aud
decree Of forsclosure and fals issued out oil tbs
state Of Montana, IN and Tor tho county OF LOWS
and clarke. on tho 10Th dag OF June. A. D.
lt9l In the above entitled action. wherein
obtslned a Judgment and decree OF fore.
closure hud ealn against tho Ahote named
parties 40 defcndants, on ihs yth day
OF Juno. a. u. issL for ihs sum of t3.Ogl 90
besides interest costs and attorneys zoos, whloh
tnid decree was, ou tho 18th day 81 Juna
A. u. 1874. recorded In judgment book No. - Of
taid court NJ page -, L am commanded TO
stuAto, lJing and lciBg Ia the county Of lssis
and tlAfks, ftato ~ MontanA anu bounded and
described A. follows to wit
Tho aeuthpsnt quarter tsl of tho southwest
quarter "a sqctiou ~, and southwest quarter
M OF tho southeast uuArter tAl OF taid section
~ tbs northo,st quarter (al ~ tho northwest
quarter ~. and tho nonhwpt quarter IA %
ihe HottleAtt luhff'f Aal W r'ptt'" - - ~
township n a wc,t. LOWS aud Clarke
county M0utann
1usathor with all and fingulaf the tenemanis.
hefrd tainenis and AppusiunAnoea thcrOant0 bs-
LONGING oF in Auywte ayrcrtaining
Public notice is horoby given that On lhnre-
day thu 18th day Of Jnly. A. u. 1874. Al ~ o'clock
m. Of that daf, At thu front door of tHo cou
house, hMenR, laui- and tiaFko county. Mon
tnnA. wilt tn ohedinnea 10 sAid order OF sale
and decrea OF ioroclehrs aud Halo. cell tho above
Gesdribed urnuuriy. OF - muoh thereof A. mag
b. nori~ssfy 10 sEtlsiy faih Judgment, with la.
lsTes And costa 10 the highest and bIut bidder.
foe tasn IN hand
0iTsu nndrr my hand this s7th day Of Juns.
A. IA 1854
CHARLES y CURTIS, shorln.
rs CuAAIIa HAnlnel. Deputy sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-17
A Hard World.

A strange looking man came into tho
drug store and slipped up TO tho counter
on tiptoe.
81 want some stuff 10 kill dog with, +"
no said.
"Golng TO commit suicidef" inquired
the redhcadod clerk, with pleasing naivetc
Chestnut" growled the man,
Anything elseN' grinncd the clerk
'To be honest with you" explained tho
customer, ~ do want it to commit sui
cido with"
What do you want 10 do that fort"
I'm dead broke, and | can't stand II
any longer"
'Havo You enough to buy the stun
withY
mo I thought maybe you would trust
me"
mot much 1t costs money to die as
well az to live"
Tho man looked nt the clerk dlsgusted-
ly, "This is hard world, amt itf" he
said sadly, and went out into ii again.
Detroit FREQ Press.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-17
ounrdIng sleeplng Royelty.

The most extraordinary precautions are
taken in Spain to provide for the safety
Of the sovereign at night. His slumbers
are watched throughout the night BY tho
Monteros dc Espinosa, Lsdy Of men who
for 400 years have enjoyed tho exclusive
privilege Of guarding their royal master oil
mistress from sunset 10 sunrise They
arc bound by tradition to be natives of the
town Of Esplnosa and TO have served with
honor in the army. They lock the palace
gates with much ceremony and solemnity
at midnight and open them again at
O'Clock in the morning. Their fidelity
to the person Of the sovereign docs not id
nit of question. Madrid Letter.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-17

a 10 cent ante and So limit. All these
nro signs Of the times and show with
more clearness than any other how ter
ribly depressed the old mining town has
become. have painted the two pictures
Of the past and present, and feel with
sorrow that the end has not yet come.
staid on the Comstock but day on my last
visit, and being unable to find an old face
or a spot that retained the pioneer ear
marks / hnstened away. At the depot l
bid the hotel keeper goodby.
"I'll see you again, hope, l said ms l
got on the train.
Perhaps. Can't say. Think not" ho
replied as no turned away and wandered
up the hill again.
Yes, Virginia Is sinking.
CHARLES HADLEy.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-17
.OLO TIMES AND THE NEW;
A Picture OF Silver Mining Twenty
Years Ago at Virginia
City, New
The Old Town Settling Into the
Ground, Honeyoombsd With
Tunnels
social Aspects in That Great CAmp-bit
OF Political History OF the
Departed.
[speeIal corrcspondenee.l

SAN Francisco, Cal, July l.-Virginia
City, where tho most wonderful silver
mines In tho world used 10 pour out n
steady stream Of white metal, Is sinking
yes, sinking in two ways, She is steadily
but surely settling into the mountain side,
completely honcycombed with tunnels,
shafts, drifts, inclines, cto., for space Of
several square miles underneath the town.
Franc and brick houses arc gradually
leaning out OF plumb, and an occasional un-
slightly gnp In main street tells the tale
Of crumbllng earth beneath. Square
places fenced In mark tho spots where lt
IS dangerous 20 trend and indicate the
holes made by the finger of time. Aside
from this, old Virginia, whero paupers
have been made millionaires and beggars
have become rich mon, is fading away
with her population and in few more
years will become one OF the slumbering
The Helena independent., 1894-07-17

Citiman-If there is anything hate, It's
a little bit Of village where tue shopkeeE'
ers spend half the time loafing around out
side waiting for customers
Fricnd-Whats the Objectlon'
81 took house for the summer in a
place like that and moved there yesterday.
In the afternoon went out for provisions
and seeing man standing Ia the doorway
Of a small grocery told him | would like
to see his hams"
"Welif'
"He wasn't the grocer. Hewas the man
nger OF travelling minstrel show. New
York Weekly.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-17
A Quarter Century Test.

For aquaitsr Of q century DIR. KinRs
New Discovery has besn tested. and the
millions who have eooivsd benefit from its
use testify to its wonderful curative powers
In all diseases OF throht. chest and lungs.
A remedy that has stood the test so LONG
snd that has given universal satisfaction ID
no experiment. Each bottle is positively
guaranteed 10 giye relief or the money will
be refunded. II Ia admitted to bs tho IN os,
reliable for coughs and colds. Trial bot
ties free st Pa chen ID Aebeui Drug Com
Dnny. Large size, Zoo and 81
The Helena independent., 1894-07-17
Bornco's Flshes.

More than 800 species OF fish hitherto
unknown 10 naturalists Hrc described by
M. Leon Valiant as inhabiting the lakes
Of Bornco. Many other fish identical
with species living in the wat S Of tho
Sunday islands and OF Indo-C ina. As
these species never reach the sea, they
furnish another argument In favor Of the
theory Of former connection Of these
conntriCs
The Helena independent., 1894-07-17

tions. Thcro nru some who hold the old
camp In reverence and arc merely oklng
out miserable csistcnco That they may
stay by tho scenes Of curly prosperity until
tho gntno Is over.
The merchants who formerly had the
utmost rrpugnHnco Tor anything lcsa than
70 cents now look with considerable cnger-
ness on tho elusive nickel
ln thn WashOo club, WHERE miillonaircs
played la the onry days Tor heaps OF gold
ON $50 picas ruaehinR Into the thousands,
clerks and newspaper men now play with
The Helena independent., 1894-07-17

Itching plies are known by moisture like
CO spiratiou. causing intense itching when
warm. This form 40 we'll ns blind. bleed.
Ing or ~ otrudinR, yield at once 10 Dc. 10
snnko's lille Rsmsd which acts directly '
on parts affected. Abso bs tumora. allaya
itching md hffscts permanent cure. Fifty
cents. d negists or mail. Circulars free.
DIR. Bossnko, Philadelphia. Pa. bold by
Parchen- ~ 'Achsul Drug Co., Helena.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-17
nnnnlrn.. ArnIea AnIrn.

Tho beat salvo Ia th, vori for cnw
Bruises, Sores, Ulco O. Salt Rbeum, Fever
Bo %, 1stss.. Chappol bands. ChilblAine,
Curna and ell tkin EruptiOBs, and post
lively cursa ilcs or no par requl ed. IL IL
guaranteed 10 ave oTfsci satisfaction or
money rsfandsd. Prics 25 osnts per boz,
For sale ~ the Parchen-D Aehsul Drug
eonpany.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-17
LILed a llenI LI,e popl.er ne.ter

The Old Beau (rocking little Anna on
his knee for Aunt Susau's sakol-I sup
pose thnt h what you hike, Annni
Annn-Ycs. It's very nice. But ] rode
ON real donkey Ia the park yesterday,
mean ono with four legs, yon know
Boston Homo Journal.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-17
| GREAT BRIDGE

y tho ttono Arch Niaduot across tho Mia,is-
sipp, At Minneapolis and Inn NoErH.wEsrFnS
LINK runs ~ firit.ClHis fAst Express Trains
pcross this bridge every day lo Chicago. Duluth.
Omaha and kanaas IitT.
The Helena independent., 1894-07-17

cities of the west, only to awake when the
white metal becomes standard money
value and is rated with the precious vel.
low gold.
Twas there u few days ago, the first time
since March 90, 1869. Entering tho city
by way Of the Virginia and Trucker rail.
road, passed up Taylor street and stood
on the corner Of @ street. What picture
Of ruin tho town presented as compared
with the hustle and hustle Of a prosperous
mining camp Of s5 years beforel looked
long md earnestly up and down the thor
oughfare and gazed steadfastly upon the
homo dotted slope of Mount Davidson.
Ny mind reverted 10 the farewell had
taken years before, and the early picture
cnmo upon me in flood Of youthful recol
lectiOns
The Helena independent., 1894-07-17
Independent Agents

TuE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
IN Idaho, Utah, Colorado, WASH
ingtou, California and Minnesota.
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
The Helena independent., 1894-07-17

Wilbur Tsbbils..... So. Merchants Hotel. St Psnl
willard 8 Dsnnis.... ...... Hotel Ryan. 81 Psa
The Helena independent., 1894-07-17
Drifting Away.

People who have been residents Of Vir-
glnia City for the past 80 years, and who
hnyc seen IL Ia all It's phases, are slowly
drifting away and making for new SEQ