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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08
6pbe 1arfer S6oti,eu.

= Serr Snsenieur 8artI lit nit ber
4rbeit ber 8ermeRuns Der 2ots Der
Parf Tietp 2anb Gompanie betraut tuors
ben.
: Sn bem Bellevue S6adt trus am
Donneritas &idarb giaiams einen
&n6deIbrud babpn, inbem ibn bei elmer
Sprsnsuns Elm Stid 8ObIe traf.
= NmeIia, bic Todter bes befannten
WfebserS Serrn @m. SrcfteI bon Sad.
ION Strabe, brad bereansene Wpde
sinsn arm, pdbrenb iis i'm Sauis
ipieIte.
-Sn SOIse beftiser SGftenf&mesen
mar id sestpunsen an 8riiden su eeben,
fast Serr Ibos. Spnes, Scurrb, Ser,
ipurbe iebod bur6 bic Gnipenbuns bon
st. Safobs Del sOIIitanbis ssbsilt.
-9aS 5iabrise G5bnden Der gbe.
leute 2ouiS Sd6n bon Giib Spbe Bari
4benue tpurbe am Donneritaa beim
8reusen ber Strabe bon benz Sufe zines
Yferees am 9opfe setrofen, bod 1T bic
2Sunoe un8efabrlth.
Ser SO. lis glorb SiImore Mpenue
tpobnbafte, berbeiratbete 8ersmann
Wiaiam @miI erlitt am Sreitas in benz
Ppne Sdadt einsn Beinbru6, inbem
elm 8obIenfaa bon ber 9sde bas @Iieb
traf.
: gSnon Strabe mub oberbaIb
Wtain Gbenue neu niSelIirt ipsrben, ipeiI
burd Ssnfunsen in ben Bellevue uns
Sampton @ruben bic StrabenfIade iid
i'm 8erIaufe Der Sabre UNI bur&1dnitts
LID bier SuB seienft Bat. @obnbduIer
iinb fonberbarer @eife bon bsr Ssnfuna
ni4t betroffen tporben.
- giner mad benz anoeren bon ben
tpoblbabenbersh 8iirsern bon Ssbe parf
iiebeIt ii4 in bem ;entraIen Stabttbeile
an. 90 eriparb Sranflin Soipsl bon
scranton Strabe in Der bersanaenen
@p9e Elm @runbfiid an WabiTon Mpe.
nue., eeseniiber bon Soi. u. scranton,
iueIdes 60 Bel 166 SUB umfabt. Der
besabIte preis 1T $4,000 obsr s93 per
Nuabratfub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08
Sie besins Selbffmorb.

8rau ]. 8: Gone bon paris bintrIiee bisisn
Srtft; nwldn @atts 8rsitb mir, menn Id
Dir yfrerub BERTHE, bonn Id lsibs 70 lsbr. Dn
trtiet niabt mas eitt lanssn, i9Iailoisn, sIsntsn
MaGif f'ir mt9 iins, unb Id bin 70 matt, msin
stsbline- 'rtstnf psin pirp mic snbsu. Gs
tauf mir l1pH. mstH ettsn ;u nsbmsn, abtr i'd
eii nun loon 10 lanss frani. esbttpObI, mein
9aftf. t9 ltsbe ei9--Dttn Bsib.-Difie SSrau
TT blpB ftnt son ben 5aufsneen, bic ptr,psiftlu,
anfaft pap pc Or. Wilts' &sffcratips Rrpins
gfbrautpsn une i1nta ron ibnm Glfnte bsfrsit
pfrptn. @ftt ~ tnrsm apctttfsr unb pnl&aft
sn9 eas tlssaHtt Bud nue prpsthai9&sn, til
umipnh ,u Babtn ins,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08
Aus beui pberen EbaIe.

= Sn bem fieuen S1a4t Der Sigfib,
8oblen & Giien So. su Sermpn tsurb,
am Mitttuod elm SIoipade sst5btst..
-Sn benz 2ufti9a6t Der Siaieib,
8obIen & giien So. su Sermsn ieBte an
Sreitae Morsen Elm Sunfen bon einei
2ampe cine Nuantitdt YuIbsr in 8rani
unS es trusen WtidaeI 8obsrts. gbipir
&oKar, SameS TbOmpion, @iaiam s.
SoneS, 9(ntbonp 2ponS unb TbomaS
@aiep msbr obsr minoer fdtpere 8ranb.
tpunben babon.
(GarbunbaIs GurrsipUnbtni)
Sas Antbracite SoteI tpurbe am
Dienitas in srOBartiser @eiie erbffnst.
-Serr s. 3. Ban Bergen Iisst tranI
barnisSer.
- Sobn Stirn unb Marp u. Dbns
madt tparen am Sreitas in Scranton
uns eripirftsn cine SeiratbSIsens.
= Na4 ansebIi& gang ii&ersn sln.
sei9en f9eint bic Nomination bon Sames
5. Gresean gum 8oitmeifer biefer
Stabt in ben nd8ten Gasen bsbOrau.
iteben.
S9on felt Ianssrer Belt iinb Der
garbpnbale Traetion gompanie ale
mbsIidsn Gdpierisfeiten in ben @es
seIest iporbsn, Inn fie finansisl bsrart
su fdma&sn, bab iis ibre 8sdte unb
9ripiIesisn perfaufen mus; es mar oas
PbiIabeIpbier Spnbifat, tpsI9es bic
Scrantoner 2inisn eignet, bas al ben
TrubeI aniellte. gber al ibre Sns
trisuen ideinsn bersebenS seipsien su
iein, benn bic erit bor Wo1snfriit infor.
porirte garbonbaIs & Soreit Gitp 1rac.
tion gompanie bat nunmebr bic GontrolIe
iber bic GarbonbaIe 1raetion Gompanie
erIanst. Gud bic neue @eielidaft
ipirb bon PbiIabsIpbier 8apitaIiiien
fontrpqirt.
(ar&balb Gprrsippnbtni.)
- Trob allen gsripredunsen III bic
8abn Der GarbonbaIe Traction gompanie
babier nod INNER ni9t fertis unb man
peripri4t bic Sertisiteauns nunmebr bies
ie @ods.
= Ser Miittass3us an ber .. & s..
8abn fubr am Donneritas unterbaIb
bieier Ortidaft in sinen Irupp 3dbe
unb traf iedS berisIbsn bier ertranien
i'm SIuRe unb sipei anbere mubtsn ses
tbbtet tperben.
= 9ie I'M 8ibsrFbe S4a6t anse.
fteIIten 9reiberfnabsn Sobn Gonrop unb
Sarrp Martin ipurbsn am sSreitas bon
elmer IoSseIbfen AbtbeiIuns Barren se.
troffen nnb trussn idmersbafte 8srIeb.
unsen babon.
- 2ebenssefdbrIids 8ranbtpunSsn
trug am Donneritas elm SIopade in Der
Sones, Simpion & So. @rube babon.
st bereitete cine Sprensuns Dor unb
babel fiel Elm Sunfsn bon feiner 2ampe
in baS BuIberfab. Ser 8erunaIiidte
Sobn PoIi6insfi, itarb am Samitas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08
Biffesbarre NahrtMteu.

-8ic Sic bes 6anserbunb i'm Sano.
per Parf am IL. Suni.
-Sobn McDonaIb 1T gum goitmei.
fer bon aineSton ernannt fporben.
Der 8ui&nsibsr anbreas S. Bern
itarb am Samitas i'm AIter bon 81
Sabren.
= Col. NorriS s. Red bonn 9. 8e.
siment bat feline &siisnation einserei6i
unb eS 1T bieielbe ansenommen tpprben.
: Set Montas fabren auf ber 8iIs
fesbarre & Gafern 8abn Bailasiersiss
mad gletp gorf.
- 2userne County erbdIt fiir 1894
cine Staatsbeiitsuer fiir feline S4uIen
i'm 8etraee bon s205, 900. ipobon aui
gSiltesbarre $4,000 entfalen.
= Ser 9oIe anbro 8anbiib bon
Blpmoutb tpurbe am 9onnerfas in bsr
Nottinsbam @rube bur9 sinsn SeIseins
ifurs set5btet.
-Das Yroieft elmer sroben Seibens
ipinnerei su 9arions ift Serfradt. Die
unternebmer iparen su anmabenb in
ibren Scrberunsen.
= SRI. emma 8aur, Io4tsr bss
Seraussebers bes ,,@ddter", unb Serr
3. 4ubrep Poipea tratsn am Mittipod
in ben gbeitanb.
Der Mssser Samss 8sman tpurbs
am Wlitttpod Mbsnb beim neberidrsitsn
Der Seriep Central Babn bon bem
S4neaause 8etroffen uns set6btet.
= Ser rspubIifaniI6e gonbent bon
2uaerne County ipirb am Montas, ben
7. Aueuf, sufammen treten, UNI 8anbi.
Saten fir bic au beiebenben Gemter ,u
nominiren.
= Senrp 2elIer bon SO 60. Gbur1
Strabe itarb am Montas Wiorssn i'm
GIter bon 46 Sabren an sinem RrsbsIsi.
ben. St binterIaBt cine g8ittpe unb
brei 2inber.
Die MitsIieber Der Orben ST. D.
u. q. M. un6 g. D. 9. Of u. fpolIen
ben pierten SuIi babier bur6 cine garas
be feiern. Sc idsint, aIs tpsnn bic
oeutf4en 8sreins nidt mitma4sn mir.
ben.
-Sn ber Spopsr 8s9e su Sortp
Sort tuurben am Wlontas 3tpei SIonaden
stuifden Der Carriage unb ber @anb bes
Sda4tes serquetidt, inbem ber Snse.
nieur bic Mafdine borssitis in 8spssuns
ieste. Die 8erunsIiidten maren 9aul
Ssrman, 81 Sabre, uns SOiepb MoitinO,
80 Sabre alt.
-Sn benz 8Iib Sda9t nabe Nanti.
cote brad am Donnsrfas Der Strid, an
tpeIdem elm srcBer elmer nit @eitein
unb 8obIe sur S6be sesosen tpurbe.
Ser elmer ftiirste ben Sdadt binab
unb t6btete Diliam 8eder unb Mbam
Sermann. 2ebtsrer mar Elm berbeiratbes
ter Wlann, 81 Sabre alt, unb binterIdbt
cine @ittipe unb sipei 8inber. 8eder
mar Elm Iebiser Weann bon 80 Sabren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08
Sunmcre.

Die Spencer 8e4e mar sersan.
gene Bo4e in pOlem 8striebe unb aud
fir bic 8uiunft iinb bic ausFdten pieI.
bsrfpre4eno. SIN bem SO. 5 S@aGl
tpurbs i'm Wlai breibierteI 8eit searbeitet,
in benz 6ipip @rops unb glo. l G&a&i
mar bic arbeitsieit ipenissr ais biz
SdIfte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08
9eutf&e 8riefIiae.
Grnffiidse Jrrtbamer.

atr,tt btstben In Der 8tbantIuns BON 5sr,-
franfbtitfn pftmals Srrtbiimer. Die Mn,abI
plSBli&er SpbfsfdlIt nimnt tielit ~. Sun-
hertz fafen Der dr,tliGsn llnpiTtnbsit in bsr BE-
banbIuns bisitr aranfbsiisn ,nm OFFER. Gins
aus pifr gtricnsn bat Gin franfbafiss Ssn.
augr Mtbtm. Ssrsflcpftn unb Gr,iiisrn, ui-
rssslm6eisu puls. @rifiduussanfdllt, atbsm-
nptb. SGmtr; sbtr GmpfnbliGfsit in Der Ssits,
SHulitr utr arm. Anfallt BON S6pd&f pbsr
Sunstr, iine 3si6fn bon Ssr;franfbsit. Or
Vlilss' Rsp ptart Cure II bas tiujiet ptrldbIi@t
SsiImittsl. 3aufenhe bsiatissn itiut punbn.
bartn Ssilunstn. Shfsr umicni; 3u babtn
bd allen Apptbdrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08
Gonis'.' Gobmann's
Rotrl,
323 anS 325 Sprnee straBe.

=, 81. aouis anbenfer 8ui& unb Q. Wobinlou
Btere. Berliner Beibbier. Bon Wsinen nno
ei9norsn lperoen nur bic srprobteiteu Rarfeu
ssfdbt. Better gortsr uno aIe.
: 8arme unb falte Spetfen
,u isosr 8asssisit. als Delifat.ifen Der Sab.
Issisit. eins rsi&baItise xuspabI Der better
eisarreH. '''
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08

9rei
| GentS
| Store,
523 0adatuanma 9(be..
apif9en 8aihinston unb abams,
ssssHatsr Sr Dnti&sn OSS 8saOps Daft.
gb
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@ats SSubbirffs.-
uno cine enblofe AnstpatI BON ar.
tifeln gu Sreifen, bie.nirsenss.
Gzz-ipO unterbOteH persen.
Spoe garter 8sasSus, Sabfsite aab
DanmOre uaS go. 6 etraBsnbabn yaI.
iirsn bic TbIrs bes
8 Scnts Store,
S23 Saefaiuanna 2(penme.
Seramtpn, IA.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08
&ud,ft On @efhdftinunn .

Cine ausasssidnste SsIsssnbsii fur bsuiib,
sRdnnsr uno. .Granen. Die fid elm suBablsnoti
3aupt. ooer Reben9ei6dft eriin6en polIen
$76 bic 500 per Rpnat 9arantirt. Ndbsrtt
ourd Or. Stoop, 30. IL Brain Ctr. Raeins
@isconfin. I8
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08
NepSfitoS tttto 8lie9ett
fpmmem nnb Sbr sebrdntbt
screen=Sbiiren, Teniter=screcns, etc.

g ausssm pau m3 sts sShpnsn uns unnusm
wussn Fs babm neberen NretfeH Ww
dntu gcuab
Siai9em !Sannmoces.
rfaunm uns mir srF&n b eb spa ~ s 20 Vnt
unr Ssnsu gambler gu@ batm mir bnussst
gStele anbere SSaare.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-08
Trik 0iirr's
1lntpn
Nefauratton & galo,t.
3l3 2adananna Npsnus.

3l5 Sadatpanna Ntsnus.
Die @efauraiion miro ttets nit ben feiua,u
Oeltfatehen Der Sabre5eit perieben fein.
an @etrdnfen balte i'd neben BEN por,iia.
li9en Y. Hobinfoufden Bisrs MIR bic beifeu
Btine uuo aiquors. unb 20 tpiro meiu Be-
tfeben itin, onrd prompts unb reeIIe Behieu.
una Die Sunoen iufrieosn su iteIIen.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-29

garden in front. With box border, l exclaimed, two rows of pinks, the bluest larkspurs in the world, and the reddest poppies?' Yes, that was it. she said. Why, girls, always look at that house and garden when I travel by that road, and have often wondered who lived there Now I know!'
 Girls" said Hetty, after Milicent left the room to get the pillow cover sue had promised to show them, q feel like grub! Shall lever be but terfiy? And do you wonder that everybody loves Milicent Paul?"-N. Y. Independent.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-29

OPPRESSIVE and progressive advertising which this city getting and will A the completion the North and South road is bound Salt Valley will not be doub ling her population
Arizona republican., 1894-11-29


 address ourselves man the of only he believe that he is barred from employed by his fortunate good judgment of veryre lay the foundation of fortune
Arizona republican., 1894-11-29
NN%N THE IDEAL ASSET EATE REAL ESTATE NAVY
 0I HC D

ISN'T required predict apparent the intellect
  growth
Arizona republican., 1894-11-29

GENUINE Spanish drawn work, consisting of O doilies, lunch, tray cloths, handkerchiefs and everything made in linen. The work is done under microscope and is exquisite. Mrs. A. M. Lee, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-29

EoR SALE-A good cash paying lunch busi- I ness, owner going into another line, must sell at once Apply to L. w., this office.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-29

XXVANTED-A woman for general house. w work. Apply at Racket store.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-29

EOR RENT-A brick house of seven rooms T opposite the Sacred Heart academy. Ap- ply at 343 east Monroe St., corner of Fourth.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-29

LNOR sALE-A good paying, well established I millinery business. Apply Mrs. E. Lisen- bee, 2i1 E. Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-29

EOR RENT-New 4-room house north of T Water Works. Inquire room Monfhon building.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-29

ENOR RENT-1O-acre ranch 215 miles north n west of city. New 4-room plastered house near school s15 per month Enquire Phoenix Fruit store.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-29

TOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished room I or rooms for light house keeping. Inquire 109 W. Jackson St.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-29

EOR SALE, CHEAP-Two large cook ranges I one almost new. suitable for hotel or rertaurant use. Apply Sam Purdy, Pacific Grotto.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-29

FLORENCE HOTEL-REFITTED AND RE 10 furnished throughout. Strictly frst-class in every respect. ROBERT WILLIAMS. Prop.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-29

r ARGE, newly furnished, well ventilated
 l furnished rooms with stoves suitable for one or two gentlemen at Gilson block, corner Second and Washington Sts., Mrs. D. A. Smith.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-29

EOR RENT-Oesirable three room new house I on N. Fourth St., Very reasonable. Apply P. O. box 127.
Arizona republican., 1894-11-29

L7OR RENT-Desk and desk room in a well I furnished office in desirable location. For particulars call at this office
Arizona republican., 1894-11-29

NOR RENT-A nice suite Of rooms suitable ! for offices, near postoffice. Apply Baker
 Abrams, 26 West Washington St.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-02
speckscd Beauties.
NJ the Editor of 5The Herald:

10 the EDITOR OIL Inc I1efdiu-
The 500 yearling speckied trout
(aIso called brook trout We put into
Utah lake, at American Fork, yeSter-
day., and the 500 put into City Creek
about two and one-half miles from the
Eagle Gate, were sent US from Lead
Vile station by Colonel Mcdonald, q.
S. Fish commissioners. In the east the
speckled trout Is considered the gam
est fish known. Their average length
is twelve inches and weight one and a
half pounds, although a four-year-old
trout has been known to weigh five
pounds under exceptional conditions
deep water and plenty OF food
1t Is a most excellent food fish, COM
paratively homeless and jucier than the
lake and mountain trout 1t is found
on the head waters of the Mississippi;
in the regions of the Great Lakes, and
in most all the streams forming the
Atlantic watershed 1t is expected
that these trout, will in this region,
spawn in October and November, while
our mountain trout spawn in the
spring of the year. The speckled trout
is much more prolific than our local
varieties. The young spawner COM
course OF a few years she will yield
from 1900 to 1000 eggs.
l esteenn this small assignment
(small when the area of the lake is
considered) as o very valuable acquisi-
ton, and if they find ali the condi-
tons of their eastern habitat, no doubt
we will, in a few years, take a greater
interest in them than we do now. So
mote it he.
Yours. etc.
a. MILTON MUSSER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-02
NApoL COWS MOTHER.

She might be about fifty-three or
fifty-four years of age; she had BEEN
perfectly beautiful in her youth; her
daughters Except Nine. BacciochD
resembled her. and gave good idea
of what her beauty had been. Her
stature was that most agreeable in
womer-about five feet one inch-but
as she grew older her shoulders in
creased in breadth which diminished
her apparent height, although her car
riage always continued firm and dig
nified. Her feet were the smallest
and most beautifully formed / had
ever seen. A defect in ner right hand
was conspicuous in one otherwise 50
pretty. The forefinger did not bend,
in consequence of an ill-performed
operation; the nerve had been cut,
and this stiffness had a singular ef-
feet when she played at cards.
AT this period her teeth were still
perfect, and, like all the BordparteS
her smile was charming, her counters
ance lively and very intelligent. Her
eyes were small. piercing, and very
black, but their expression was never
fll-na tured, which is more than can be
said for some of her children. Madame
was very nice in her person, and paid
especial attention to dressing, always
conformably to her age and position.
She made, in short, q more respectable
appearance than some princes and
princesses [ have seen, who stood sad
" in need of their royal titles to dis
tinguisth them from the coTnTnonalty.
The great Inconvenience TO which Mad
aTne's situation exposed her arose from
her tinidity and want of ffuency In
the French Ianguag e.-Memoirs OF the
Duchess of Abrantes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-02

viii reveal the inside facts relative TO
the alleged conspiracy to blemish the
good name and administration of Chief
Pratt and Captain Donovan
On Wednesday a large amount Of
cash, some $4,000, will be paid out to
the fremen, the police and the en-
ployeeS Of the various labor depart
ments in cancellation of the payrolls
for the time ending November 80.
Paymaster Brown yesterday dis
bursed to the employees of the icint
building and square the sum Of i ,..234.-
Is, the city's portion of the Pay rolls
approved by the joint committee meet
ing Friday.
Mayor Baskin yesterday affixed his
signature of approval to the ordinance
levying the tax of 1920 per front foot
for the extension Of the sewer lateral
from Sixth to Seventh East on the south
side Of Brigham street.
! A special meeting of the board of
public works will probably be held Mon
day afternoon to recommend to the
council some action looking TO the pay
ment of the trenching laborers on the
gravity sewer under Sub-Contractor
Mcdonald and deducting the amount of
the claims, several hundred dollars,
! from the original contractors credit.
Before Special Agent Hayken took
/ his departure from the city with drafts
! in favor of the Andrews Furniture
company for $4,000, converted from
city and county warrants, he had sew
eral of the magnificently furnished
rooms in the joint building photo
graphed for advertising purposes, as
is the firms custom in completing big
contracts. Henry Seltzer, the Andrews
company's expert. who has been here
several months setting UP the furniture
/ in the public palace, will leave for
Denver in a few days to install an
/ other big shipment of furniture under
contract.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-02
MunicinaI Briefs,

Treasurer Duke desires all who have
water tax credits to call and get their
certificates.
Clerk Greenman, of the treasure, 5
office, is confined to his home with an
attack of infammatory rheumatism.
City Attorney Hoge is now located
in his new quarters on the fourth loor
of the joint building adjoining the en-
gineer's main Office.
The city engineers force will on
Monday stake out the lines and grade
for the sewer lateral extension on
Brigham street from Sixth to Seventh
East street.
The street department did only rou.
tine work last week, utilizing poll tax
labor for street repairs in North Salt
Lake and in scattered localities in the
southern part of town.
The board Of police and fire commits
sioners will convene Monday evening
to investigate the charges against Pa
trolman Matt Rhodes of conduct unbe-
coming an officer. The investigation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-02
AN ENGLIsHMAN 'sUNcoED.
FvTo steerers Do Up "a Young Ion.
dOner For $50.

UOucr For $50.
! a young Englshman named Bos. son
of Police Judge Bos of the city of
London, who is travelling in this coun-
try for pleasure, struck Salt Lake a day
or two ago and made the Knutsfora hotel
his headquarters. Yesterday morning ne
walked abroad to see the sights of Zion
and while at Brigham Youngs grave,
! was accosted by a stranger who kindly
offered to show him around and act as
guide. Mr. Bos at first was of the
opinion that he didn't need a guide but
since has changed his mind and now
declares that he Is IN need of a guar
dian. The stranger who is "a bunco steer
er well known to the police, proposed a
walk up to the tower and the two set
ont. On the way they were joined by a
third individual who acted the part of
stranger, but of course WIS d con-
federate of the first bunco man. On the
way up the mountain one of the snaTps
design which had undoubtedly been
placed there by one OF the sharrs. The
pecu.aiarity of the lock. interested the
EngliShman and q discussion arose as
Ensiishnau essayed to open it and sue
ceeued, ahen bets were made that he
could not open it again. He tried, failed
and lost $50 On the game. 1t then dawn
Cd on him that he mad run against
sure thing game, but the strangers were
very. pohte and considerably returned
MN Sl0 OF his money.
Bos said he realized that he had been
done, but didn't care to make any out
cry about it, and jumped on a car and
was coming back TO town when ne got
into conversation with the motorman,
who put the usual question What do
you think of our city?'
Bos said he wasn't at all favoTIably inn
pressed with it, in fact ne damned the
city and then told the motorman his ex-
perience. The latter induced him to go
TO the police station and report the oc-
currence to Chief Pratt which NE did in
a very humorous way and left telling
the chief if he got any of the money
back to divide lit up among the members
of the force. He said he had seen a
great many bunco games. but the lock
trick was new TO him. He was anxious
to get a lock or two of the same pattern
to show to his friends in London. He
gave an accurate description of the
bunco sharps, who are. both well known
to the police. but are keeping out of the
way until their victim has gone, after
which there viii be no evidence against
them. The Englishman took the whole
business as a huge joke at his expense
and was altogether at a loss to know
why the sharps had returned him $40 Of
the money. Usy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-02

the University block, before going into
winter quarters, is progressing at the
Slow pace that has characterized the
contractors efforts from the com
mencenlent. However, with a continu-
ance of fair weather, the seasons
work viii scarcely be well finished in
couple OF weeks, the cold mornings
making it impossible TO do masonry
work until the sun raises the tenpera-
ture. The city engineers force is now
engaged making up an estimate of the
work completed during NoVembe. and
half the value of the incompIated por-
eions put in since the last monthly es-
innate was rendered. Tie forthc0rn-
ing estimate VIII hardly fail short Of
$4,000, and the probabilities IRE that
it will be ready for consideration Nv
the board of public works bsf0rA Tues
day evenings council needing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-02

The Democratic primary OF the Fourth
precinct is hereby called TO convene al
the Burlington school house Monday.
Nov: ,, at 7:3o p. m. for the purpose OF
nominating d member of the school board
for the Fourth precinct
S. w. STEWART,
BYRON GROO.
T. +. THOMAS
W. p. JENNINGS,
H g WHITNEY,
GEORGE ROMNEY, JR.,
II. r. BALL
Members Committee.