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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-03-06
ASSESSMENT WORK.
THE MOVEMENT TO MAKE 1T UN-
NECESSARY THIS YEAR.
Meeting of the Miners in the Walk
err House Last Evening - Bill
Drafted and Petitions Written.

In accordance with the call published
some time ago in the Herald, the min
ers interested in the movement to have
Congress pass law letting the assess
ment work be suspended for 1894, met
at the Walker house last evening for
the purpose of considering the matter.
The meeting was a very short ont, it
being considered best TO prepare a bill
and back it up with numsro1sly signed
petitions.
The following bill was drafted:
A bill for an act extending the proc
visions of the act of November 8, 1898.
suspending annual assessment work on
mining claims.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representative in Congress as
sembled:
That the provisions of the act OF
Congress approved November 3, 1898.
suspending the performance of annual
assessment work on mining claims for
the year 1893, be and are hereby sus-
pended so as to cover and include the
year 1894.
The petitions to support this bill.
copies of which will be found today at
the Cullen, Walker and Knutsford,
read as follows:
Petition to the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States
in Congress assembled.
We, the undersigned petitioners and
owners of mines In Utah territory,
hereby petition your honorable body
to extend the provisions of the act APP
proved November 8, 1898, suspending
the performance of the annual assess
ment work on mining claims, so as to
cover and include the year 1894.
We respectfully base this, our Pc
tition, on the well known and univer-
sal fact of the financial depression over
the whole country and especially in the
mineral regions of the great west,
chiefly caused by the decentralization
of silver, said depression being in fact
more oppressive in 1894 than in 1888
That on account of the low price of
silver we are unable to work our mines
and make the yield enough TO pay ex-
penses aside from the cost of the an
nual assessment work. We therefore
ask that the provisions Of the said act
be extended to the year 1894; and as
in duty bound your petitioners will
ever pray
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SUGAR THE FEATURE.
HIGHEST POINT REACHED SINCE
NOVEMBER.
st. Paul Also Showed Decided Adj
vance = Burlington and Quincy
Active-Chicago Gas Comes to the
Front The Metals Sluggish
Bonds are Firm.
New York March

new YORK, Mdrcn ..
Sugar was the feature in the dealings on
the stock exchange today and it touched
SO, which has never been done since last
November, closing. within 4 of the best
Dgure at a gain of AZ per cent. compared
ferred recorded an advance of AZ, when
SIS was reached.
St Paul shows an advance of ia, pre-
ferred moving up rs; other graners, of
which Burlington & Quincy was the most
active participated largely in the general
improvement.
Chicago Gas made an advance of 19s;
DiStillerS rose u
Bonds firm.
Governments, firm.
Petroleum. active, 81 bid
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Met Death on the Prairie.

About o'clock this morning Harry
p. Anderson was thrown from wagon
near Sheep mountain and instantly
killed. There were no witnesses to the
accident. His body was found lying
upon the prairie with the skull crushed
in. and this is taken as conclusive evil
dence that his death was caused by a
runaway.
Mr.. Anderson was one of the best
known men in this locality. He came
to this country from Pittsburg, Pa,
about fifteen years ago. Since COM
ing here he has engaged in several diff
ferent enterprises and for nl,-,ho,- Of
wears he was proprietor of the Windsor
livery stables in this city. He leaves
a widow to mourn his loss.-Laramie
Republican.
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They Come from Kansas.

Twenty-four farms at Wheatland
were disposed of yesterday by the
Wyoming Development company to
actual farmers who will settle upon
their lands. This brings the total OF
farms sold up to lis this winter, which
means that just lis families will be
added to the population of the state.
1t is the intention of the company to
put in about thirty-five more farmers,
or $50 in all. before spring. Three of
Yesterdays purchases hailed from
bleeding Kansas.-Cheyenne Leader.
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cHIcAGo LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, March 5.
CATTLE-Receipts, 10000; slow, lower;
native steers, 3.25QS.40; Texans, 2.55@3 O5;
HOGSReceipts, $4,000; opened active,
higher; closed slow: rough heavy 1900
4.75: rough packers and mixed, 4.S5050G;
prime heavy and butchers weights, 5000
5 10: assorted light. 5.0OG5.10.
SHEEP-Receipts 1900; brisk market,
strong to q tribe higher; fair to good
native ewes and wethers, 3.O0QS.75; west
ernS 255M3. 10.
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NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET.

HOPsIrregular; state common to
choice, HOP; Pacific coast 16q21.
COPPER-Flat; lake, Go.
LEAD-Steady: domestic, 80
TIN-Lower; straits, 1910.
COFFEE-Options opened firm with
June % points higher and other months
SOLO points higher; subsequently eased
off partially; closed steady, unchanged to
10 points advance. Sales, 3.751 bags
MAY, Il. 60615 S.; June, 15.25@15.35; July,
Is. l6d15.2O; spot Rio, firm; No. 7, i79s.
SUGAR-Raw, firm; centrifugal 9G-test,
at 8 3-16: c and F molasses 81-tesr, 2 OIL
c and F muscovado S9-test, 2 1916; c and
e refined firm, active.
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1sO acres in section 80, township 2
north, range 1 west.
George NJ Anes, of Levan, Willard
county, filed desert entry No. 800 for
1890 acres in section 5, township 20
south, range 10 west.
Final proof was filed in the matter
of the homestead entry No 1914 made
by William G.. Brown for 100 acres in
section 20, township II south, range
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

OIIIOoIs5O, CII
WHEAT-Moderate business; opened II
lower; eased off x more on increase on
ocean passage, lower cables, mild weather,
free speculative offerings; rallied q in de-
here and by foreigners in New York and
larger export clearances; closed steady,
u higher than yesterday. Receipts, 5000
bushels: shipments, 5000 bushels; others
UNCHANGED.
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CHICAGO GENERAL MARKET.

WHEAT STEADY; cash, 5711z May, 59A.
CORN-Higher; cash. 34M May, 371s
Steady; cash, 20; May, 29%.
P4 4BB9ws NAV NAV 6Ss Navy lazy s l159
RIBS-Lower; May, July, 600.
.RYE-451a.
FARLEY Nominal.
FLAX=13S12
TIMOTHY4l5
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GOLD INCREASING.

W esIIIIIs IOIl, Moi CH o.
The amount of gold paid out by the
treasury department. during February in
redemption of United States and treasury
notes was SO. 500 and the amount paid
month was S62s,9
The total amount received in payment
of principal, premium and interest on the
new 1904 Of 9 @eT go MaI fea The
slowly increasing. The figures at the
close of business today were $107, 205, $50.
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LIVERPOOL QUOTATIONS.

IlNeIpOOI, lNdICH D.
WHEAT-Steady; demand moderate,
holders offer moderately; No. California
5sC15s 11Ad; red western, 4s@4s. 10d.
CORN-Dull; demand moderate; new
roi1o6 I'd
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Utah Dividend Paying Mines.
Following is a partial list of dividends
paid by Utah mines up to February "a,
1894
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BOSTON QUOTATIONS.
MINING STOCKS.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

Money on call, easy, 1q:: last loan, 10;
closed, ~; prime mercantile paper, so
business in bankers bills, 1884. 1872 for
demand; 4S7G4S714 for sixty days.
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MANUFACTURES BUREAU.
Meeting at the Chamber OF Com
merce Yesterday.
VERY IMPORTANT BUSINESS.
MOVEMENT TO SUPPORT HOME IN
DUSTRIEs GAINING STRENGTH.

Resolutions Adopted Asking for a
Mobilization of the Merchants
License Scheduled Mass Meeting
to Be HeId-Ringing Address to
the Women.
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THE MEANS.

IOY EtN1NM MIMI bONDS.
y. S. As reg .112A u. S. SIS reg. .117A
U. s. As coup. ....114 U. S. SIS coup. .1173s
Z. S. rs reg. sc Pacific 6's.......1 02
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Cannon and Patterson have con-
tract to sink a 100-foot shaft on the
Index claim, one of the group under
bond to the Walkers, and work thereon
was commenced Monday Alex Patter-
son and "Windlass'' Whitehead are do
ing the work .e,nt
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DELAY ON Az IMPORTANT NATTER

American dilatlfinUss In the matter
OF Pacific cable Is stili subject OF
common wonder when the ever
Nowing Interests that this Republic
lbs In farwcsteru isls uds anu nations
are remembered, aud when the leader.
ship OF American enterprise anu
ingenuity In all large CONNER.
uiai undertakings Is 40 universally
conceded. We have not even taken
to heart the lesson given during the
samoan disputes, when we had TO de.
pend on New IaalsnJ, the nearest
cable station, Tor news, a roundabout
oourso ut best, and not entirely safe for
official communications, especially
when our Interests happened to conflict
with those OF Great Britain.
In striking contrast with this tardi.
noes on the part OF Americans Ia the
fact tina, in very short time an all
British telegraph will glrile the worlI
aud more than make good the forty.
minute uosst Of PiIc.. The last link IN
this cham will be the cable between
Vancouver and Australia, which was
recommended during the recent inter.
colonial conference ut Ottawa.
There arc already fourteen cables
under the Pacific. The 40.
counts we got OF oriental battles
actually come by way OF Indis, IN,
Mediterranean and the Atlantic,
There Il continued talk and muol dis.
cuss.on Of an American llne between
san francisco anu Yokohama, with u
midway station at the Sandwich
Islands, but the project is as yet where
It has been Tor years-on paper only.
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MArERMoRKs Nor ZOE SALE.


10 g. with genuine satisfaction that
we note the action taken by the City
Council last night 10 respect TO the
ii,quleling rumors regarding the sale
VI the wa,efwofks, which had &C.
cssloned a great deal Of uneasinsss
among the resldonis u the city. Coun-
Gilman Le Grand Young offered the
following resolutions, which were
unanimously adoptoj'
Re,olvcd, That Il is tho unanimous
opinion Of this Council that the sale OF
tho city's wnteFw0rks aud water supply
would be- most iuimical 10 the Interests ~
the CITY, an unlawful disposition OF prop
orty held iu sacred trust and breach u
duty ON tie part ~ any Council that
would attempt iii and such au act rs
would bo followed by "a jus rebnke from
all classes of citizens. and be 70 further
Resolved, That It Is tho policy OF this
Council to hold aud ma main inyllla'o
tho peoples franchise IN this most I'm.
poriant 81 its rights, and 20 take every
possible stop % increase the supply aud
Uxtund its usefulness among tho people.
These resolutions on tho minutrs Of
the Council, with the names Of every
member present appended a. voting n
The Affirmative, are ~ record which We
are very glad the Council has made.
Il l. record which givts explicit
notice to all the world that the CITY
Council Of this city disolaims having
the legal authority TO cell either tn
suuf.ramurHa a. fI,a ssg.fas .ttuftfv ~ fhs
city, aud tia, any attemp, on the part
u aDy future Council 10 eject such n
sale would be- a breach Of trust aud
duty. This record makes It reasonably
certain that, during the term Of the
present Council, this question will be
no more agiIaled; and II 10 "a precedent
that willbs lisoly TO exert a potent ir.
Il fence In shaping the action Of future
CITY administrations relative TO the
same subject, for IL Will require con.
siderable hsrdlh0od Oh the part Of a
subs, quent Council 10 open up negotiu-
lions In the face Of this record on the
minutes.
We congratulate Mr. Young on
having offered aud srcursd tho ATOP.
lion Of these resolutions. They are an
additional jacquard 10 sacred ami
important right Of the people OF this
city, and very serious obstacle thrown
across the path OF present or future
schemes, Matched In private btaiis or
warmed by official connivAuce, for
the capture Of tue cl.y's water system.
We aIei congratulate the Council as a
whole on ~ unanimous nj 1piion oi
the resolutions. IL has therein given
splendid evidence Of the tisid.iy Of It,
own baokbsne. aud has provided sur.
toniug material Tor tue spinal columns
sfits successors.
Tue NEWS has specifically die
claimed any intention OF conveying
the inference that the ptesont Council
OF any OF i,s membrrs, favored the sait
Of the walerworks; but we have I. "a.
shsdowtd action by the city
creditors looking to forced
payment OF municipal indebted nc,s
oy such = transfer; anu We flfmiy
believe that = purpose has existed TO
consolidate the oiIy obligations into a
few hand. with view TO bringing
such a pressure TO bear upon II a.
would force It to part with the water.
works. But we think the subject may
rest until new developments occur
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GIVE Us ,nr MGumc SYSTEM.

Since the enabling act Tor the orlan-
lzatiou of the q -of Uah utuAms
law The NEWS has been doy tiu- som
attention 10 tue task OF collecting SUI.
gytuOna aud general Information
touching the Constitution that IL 10 be.
We arrosaIe to ourselves no especial
credit Tor this work, Il h somrtli W
that no doubt every tizsn In the Ter
hlory has been doing Ia his own way,
asa regular duty TO tue State. Wsare
All Interested aliEe In the work and
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Is the emily place IN the city for finD
Caramels, Chocolates, Boston Cream,
nugget AMI NIL kinds OF fancy hRnl
made Creams, at zoe a pound, foTmei
price Alc. All kinds OF rafiey l5o D
pnunt former price Csc.
Is W. First SCUM St., Il. Kolm
proprietor,
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concerned aud In the meantime invite
a foil discussion Of the subject from all
who have valuable thoughts In this
line.
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For the Trans Mississippi Congress,
at 81. Louis, Nov. 26.h 20 .9.h, a.,
RIO Gtapie Western viii make rate OF
80 80 round trip. Tickets will b col
Nuy. 2ird anu 2Iih, limited 10 Dee
b,h, Everybody can take adyantage
VI this excursion. Two through tfain-
daily 10 81. Louie.
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ne iisrErr Tvruso Nrwss pupiishei
tIv tuuoav pcoftcd. 81 corner souih and
tt1emuie itrccts. salt Late CITY.
Iiim diuon At sop.m. Regular Etluoa
ar oclocE
1hs iitHnEr frwi-W ETKLr Nuws npub.
uthsa on tuesday and FRIDAY OF eaeh wees
1tsitttrsr urrKtr IN magazine form
10 utnthtu every saturiu
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EsIRAY POUND NOTICE.

ONE BtGSD GRAY HORSE, ALSO ONE
" Chestnut 5nrreN Horse about year. Cd
blurred brand loft thigh ieit hind io0I white
with a part ui haruusH. ~ tho above des-
q riued animals he NOT claimed on or Bcf6ro
November ~, 1874 inoY val, be cold 10 tity
JoilN o. MATTOX.
Pound Keeper.
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Big stocl NJ WeflI's Far goods us
arrived, at 2li State 81
NJ. WEBnER,
WARRFN PAUL.
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bar ieireu sior OF any trresuiauiy IN shs do.
mcrY Of their papora
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Through passenger trains, throush
freight irains, quick tine, va we
Chicago, UnIo1 Pacific anu Notlh.
western lire to the pfncipai cites east
VI the Mls.ourI River.
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sIooKAoLpERs, MEeIlNo.

NOTICE 4, HEREBY GININ THAT
~ there Will Ne q meeting OF she sIuaE.
holders OF tho i've Pine Cuuso'idat.d Nin.nF
compln Ou the en- day OF nuHumtOr. d. II
O'Clock M. A. the company ON q, room No.
% Mccormick building, snlt lak0 tIy u.4b
Tor the purpose OF glectnE board 81 directors
and onlctrs OF said company, ami any other
business which may lawfully como before such
meeting,
JOHN TGEBSAN. President
W. O. HALL, eccreiary
sALr lAKE Cltt, Utah, nov. llth, I,ll
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tubscriters changing their piseeof reiidehos
shoaid always riys former A. well A. present
audfefa
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examinations should be sddrsiisi to
DfsrRKI NEws FuuLIsaiEo co.
1tierhone So
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The Nrws iaon - ~ tho principal HotsIs.
News sisndt sni on ~. passenger uains ieav
rEths city after pin. dary.
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NJ. Kopp, vn1le,sls anu retail can.
dies, 257 Main Stroll
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To Lcsn, 90 10 per cent NO deIay,
Conway & Donnsllaui Rooms 20 anu
~ Commercial Bl1cF.
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Have your watch ienaired, Mt Bur
bauRh's, 10 MrCarrirk BOOK
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salt Lake Dancing A'H"'"S'
All kinds Of ball loom uances
taught. Lessonp, Monday lusSiay,
Thursday ami Saturday evenings
IS Main 4 rect.
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ATir" Proof = q. onts stS.
See Grifiu'.aIvofliaeniont ON Home
I uttfv ruga.
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Expert watch Repairing.
". W, Hall, White House Drug Store,
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Has moved his Office to the Mercantile
block, corner Third South anu Main.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Contains no Ammonia or Alum.
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WANTED.

GTEAnY. MIDDLE AGtD WOMAN CAN
= nnu GOOD home and tar wages tn smnll
fanny. hY tpp yIuE Ht Noom a, ttah Com
sharp.
HIGHEST pUiCEs PAID ron LADIES
L aud gcnis'cHHI OF clothing semi postal
WA cal harry niger, - .ud south
A coon MORN \" Gim. ron GEN.
n oral Homework. Appiy 10 fnth East 81
DARLEY ron MALrfNG-rnis YEARS
- ctop. At inc brewery, Emigration OF
ans NADENEK Rutw I>Gto,
unoc 50. - t,iirst south -
DEMsMnEu ma NEw sscO>p HAND
IL store, ~ ). Main Highest prices paid
tor furniture. etc 90 0ucc. Quirk naos aud
small pron' our ipo,'o. 30 :, A.a.n,
NIrANrhp-LApr or GENTLEMAN TO
w Asuist In ufca ~aiafY $500, VITA
chance 70 inrfutsu ant positlon permanent, o.
iuurd. HAi Way far paid 10 once Il tngaFoi
enclose reference unu arlfauurosae HtHmu0l
euyslops Manager. Loos Drawer r. hicaso
AN EXPERIENCED CLOTHING SALES
MAN.
A TiRsr.CLAss NAN WHO USpER.
N stands his husinufa iu trc erchAnt tailor
lno aud can ~ uiah hrst u.uss rcfutcn ra.
Nunu other uVUu apply. DO T. hOHs, a. Wcht
second south plymouth Roch 'ana 90.
COAL.
I,oon SERVICE Ann GOOD COAL.
VI miller a MILLER, ds W. sccond touth,
tnuuoss,
UDoRLEss SANITARY CO.. 81
MAIN Street. Telephone so
THE ScAvENGER.
CLOSETS AND CESSPOOLS CLEANED.
DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED.
SANOBEBG.
$40 East, Stevens Avenue
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
nor CITY PROPERTY 4 SECTION or
~ land 10 Owens canyon, opposite Hunter
William q, owen, 40! Niuth Eaat street.
FOR SALE,
A IL KINDS % GOAL T. H. FLLER.
~ beck 8 Co., lul Main o. lot. No sel,
FOR SALE.
CARLoAp OF iMroRrED CorTswoOL
~ hucls, direct from Canada and also lol
head French Merlho hucks Inquire Utah
COMMERCIAL saunEa hank, or D. Armstrong,
toi hat tlrst south,
FOR SALE or TRADE.
MAGGIE RANGE, COST Ngl. NEW, INV
wi Eagln toed Gutter, c0Ht 80 We deal in
second hand goods Of every description Mag
Ons bugslts aud harness "a specially. salt
Lako Trading Co., "a tas', lrd south.
FURNISHED ROOMS rOR RENT
TWO WILL FURNIsnEp ROOMS. NOT
Z and cold water In house. a "M' street
MONEY TO LOAN.
NToGuRWN a 90. LOAN MONEY AT
vi low rates on any security, 10 vas.
WILL 1RApE OGDEN PROPERTY FoR
" equity u city property h'cAuth anu
puuuglIau real estate, mlnta anu loans N
5rd south
4 OASs. ANY AMOUNT Of CITY on
/ 4 salt Lake aud Davis County farms Apply
at once 20 no gl7 McUeruick block,
I'M UEAsONAnLE TERMS ApPLY TO
~ Taylor brothers, No " East Temple
street
NTONEN 10 LOAN TO LADIES on
vi gentlemen on personal, collateral or
ChHuyl ryUurItrH, stock hOuds and commercial
paper DOUgHt and sold real estate loans ne
gotatri, money advanced on warohousc stlr.
lgu receipts lowest rates OF Interest anu rest
reference gwen fnr tho safe Keeping ot 10,
ruUtius hIl business Conhdonuhl. Esc,
man, Financial Agent, room o. Mccormick
Block
loan only my own
MnNEV -
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AN EXPERIENCED CLOTHING SALES.
COAL.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

EoR CITY PROPERTY \ SECTION or
~ land lu owens canyon, opposite Hunter.
VILE, ouul farming and hay land. Address
" Allan q. oven, 1904 Niutn Euat street.
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FOR SALE
EnR sALE On TRADE.
MONEY TO LOAN.

NTcGuUuIN q 90. LOAN MONEY AT
vi low rates on any security. 10 W 2s.
WILL TRADE OGDEN rRurth1Y foR
w equity iu city property, kckutis and
uunuUlau real estate, minea and loans. N T.
1rd south.
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MONEY 10 LOAN TO LADIES on
vi gentlemen on personal, collateral or
chHltti securities, stock bonds nnu commercial
phUcrs D0uEHt aud sold. real estate loans ne.
guUatut, money advanced on warohouHc store
use rvUCIplH lowest rates OF intcrcst anu ncat
references gwen Tor tho safe Keeping ~ 70,
turuus AIl business CONFIDENTIAL Eisc.
man, financial Agent, room b,s Mccormick
BLOCK
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\ OANs, ANY AMOUNT Of CITY or
l. salt Lake aud Davis County tarma, Apply
at once to 80. al5 MeUerutck block,
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CTEAnY, MIDDLE AGtD WOMAN Can
- INA GOOD home anu iair wages tn small
fanny, hY tup YIuE Ht liUum Z, ltah Com
sharp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-08
RED CLOUD WILL CELEBRATE.
An Interesting Program.

On Thursday morning a number Of
our citizen and business men met in
The CHIEF Office and decided to cele-
brate the 4th OF July in an appropriate
manner. They will have good speakers,
the best that can be had. They expect
to have a grand pyrotechnic display,
monster balloon ascension and oil Of the
attractive features. Our business men
r in earnest and propose to have a
time worthy Of our Nations greatest
day. On motion, b. G. Grice was elect.
ed permanent president, A. G. Hosmer
secretary. Mr.. Grice reported sl56.bC
already subscribed, with prospect for
much more. The soliciting committee
was instructed to solicit further. On
motion, A. H. Gray was elected marshal
Of the day.
b. g. Grice vas elected treasurer, A.
J.. Tomllnson was selected as manager
Of the pyrotechnic display, and Dick
Gray as assistant. The committee on
program was as follows: j. s. White,
Chairman, G. Gaines, j. r. Wilcox, Geo
j. Warren, o. II. Truman, A. @. Hosmer
+. G. Cowden, 9. ID. Robinson, l.. IL
Fort, M. r.. Bentley, w. b. Roby, +. G
Blakeslee, d. b. Spanogle, Wright
Thornburg.
Executive Committee-P. w. Shea
G. j. Plat, +. q. Blakeslee.
Committee on speakers-P. w. Shea
Alfred Hadell, A. Conover.
The meeting then adjourned to NEE
at call Of the president.