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North OF t.sth Street.

l23D ST. e37 W.-American family; rooms newly
furnished: all conveniences. prices moderats.
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EXTINCTION AVE. 1856, 6lst st. Pleasant
RON, also hall room; all conveniences; private
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WE WILL FURNISH A FLAT complete h
ready for housek eeping. including linen, crock.
cry, &c. on terms OF So 4 IS weekly until paid
for parties intending to hire q furnished fiat will
readily see the advantage OF owning the contents
OF a home and at really less expense: your choice
of an immense assortment of furniture, carpets,
rugs and curtains, odd fancy parlor pieces K
scores Of pretty things to make a home Inviting;
call for list Of flats; price list and estimate.
between 31st & 32d sts.. white buildings.
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l2STH ST, 100 W. Pleasant rooms, best Il
board also table board moderate prices,
10th ST., II F.. Family can accommodate In
connecting rooms . gentlemen OF reiuenents
| references exchanged.
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EXTINCTION AVE, I442-1 large parlor l. bed.
Dom. Apply %janitor.
-;XINGTON AVE. ,87s-Nicely furnished front
,oom; private American family; terms 81. 80;
,ersons a Owner.
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EVSuWICK AVE. OH - Nicely furnished
oms. with or without board: also table boAnl
HENRY 81, 1877. HOo~lyn-5 minutes wax TO
bridge; pleasant rooms; excellent toard HfTv
moderate.
LAFAYETTE AVE. 77-Selert board With priyats
family desirable n-lghb1ThoJd. all con'shisncsAi
trrms moierats.
WILLOW ST.. 81 arge X small rooms; home
Ike. qUiet, 3 II In ltts from Bridge.
WIDOW, owning her house, wishes. child 70
to buari, pubic school next block. lSo Eagle
ST., GrrcnINint,
WIDOW WOULD LIKE a child to board; -
AmnntH. can ~ Johnson St,
Miscellaneous.
A NOCNG LADY boardPr wanted or gentleman
L vile. Moderate, box ~ World.
FACING Washington Square-Gentlemau, wife
child. Add feSs Ihlids, box 22S World.
Observation-Disclosures front room; neigh
borhood Colonial Club; 1WHd villa ksansd.
box sea Uptown worih.
home, Mith ali nome pavi can ssrssss ann.
lily, at So per week. FiresiSv Auw&world.
q Gentleman and w. VIA Nd fes
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cSTH ST. 332 Handsomely furnished large
/. 4 small rooms; moderate price: French cuisine.
BATH ST, 129 4 l3l W.-Fron sunny rooms;
it 4 I'd floors; handsomely furnished: superior
table. references
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10th ST, 81 E.-Nicely furnished rooms,
81 - up: housekeeping II desired; private
house. near Park.
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9TH AVE 2l05 Furnished front room & bed.
room convenient for l or = ladies; g. II week
ring IiDlup0', bell
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FAVE l4S, near 9th st. Large furnished
tom for light housekeeping 81.
gdales' Nicely furnished, light rooms with or
ABOUT board 81. so. IS. THE Dairy Restau
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SMALL ANIL have fine fiat OH S9th ST. ele
waited station . blocks; will let square bedroom,
with running water. use of large sunny parlor ad-
Joining. to a man h wife or 2 respectable ladies,
business outside 81 each weekly.
SILL, Il{D Park ave.
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{fRVING PLACE, %. Large nic.ly furn'shed
front room, IS; front hall room, $3.50
rooms. 81 & So: also parlors suitable for doc
cor; house newly renovated.
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18TH no j.. TO let, with board for 2,
square room, go; hall room, Is.
l271H ST. 27l w.-Nicely furnished large
rooms, with board; private family; con.
veniences; moderate; gentlemen.
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c furnished single or suit rooms With
box eGI Uptown World.
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Furnished Rooms to let.
North Of ,ssth Street.
Mise ..

l"arii Gr 20 W Newly f]lrrishci large front
room; close tn elevated, reference.
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IF YOU WANT NEAT. comfortably furnished
fats at the price of unfurnlshei ! can show YOU
several. FLAGG 600 furnished fiats), 242 w.
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lc6TH ST. 253 ". Private family will let room
for . gentlemen, with or without board, ker.
18TH ST. 30 Large and small rooms: terms
! reasonable; door from It'll ave.
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ll2rH ST, lE3 +. q rooms for housekeeping;
81. 75; hall rooms, 81. 80; table board.
ll3TH ST, 222 f. TO let; furnished 2 rooms;
l large, ] medium size.
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FELL XsT, l2G-To let, rooms, with or without
board,
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AVE, 503-lst single fiat handsome front
com reasonable: gentlemen. GREEN'S bell.
GAVE, Furnished rooms Tor gentlemen,
c so 4 81 week no liquor; new h respectable.
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iii
MONROE ST., 3SS-Furnished for light house.
keeping. I'd floor l. part of Sd floor, In brown
stone private house, to small family: large gas
I stove for cooking; furnished with first. class
QUINCY ST, 6~l4-Choice apartments: only 81
I weekly; one for s 2 80; newly decorated; house
kesping.
VANDERBILT AVE-, 116-Reduced rents:
~ apartments: L RR. station on the co fner: Ia
Minutes from New York; 8 rooms q bath; all
, u improvements. Janitor.
10 LET-Flats. 4 large, light rooms; Sll, S12 h
N Sl8. Apply 4S3 Court ST.. Brooklyn.
no Lets rooms & bath. with improvements;
y private house: near Saratoga ave. l. station
Inquire on premises, % Louis place, Brooklyn.
|UNFURNISHED FLOOR wanted in country by
| couple for the summer. Address Quiet, 49,
18th ave.
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l:3D ST, 2t3 furnished ID floor: supe-
rior table board: table boarders accommodated:
terms moderate.
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23p ST, $50 ". -lIall room, large: excellent
table, good location: terms moderate: refer
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p AVE, SO-Handsomely furnished rooms,
40 rooms for light housekeeping, with all con
Sences; prices reasonable,
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23D ST. aSl W.-Large Il small rooms; we'll fur.
n.Shcd centrally located excellent table; boa d
OntiOnnl. rpfp renrps. "
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DIST ST, 5lS Widow would board . few
respectable men good table 4 bath. Fleming.
52D ST., 200 W. Neatly iuraished rooms, with
or without hoard
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Bath ST. $50 W Large rpom, closet, bath,
board, 2, Sl3 weekly single room, VI
5sTH.ST., $40 w. beautifully furnished ruoms,
with or without board all conveniences: refer
eDceS exchanged.
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341'H T LIS, I2S W.-Most desirable large.
small rooms. elegantly furnished, new through.
out; excellent table: transients; doctors office
parlor floor reasonable,
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10TH ST. 2O2 i. Nicely furnished rooms; gas,
bath: housekeeping 50 to 81. McAvov.
SD ST, l72 +. Front & connecting rooms, to-
gether or separate; gentlemen or couple.
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23D ST, 2is T. Room 4 board. gentleman, IS;
refined. bath, comfortable home. Ring Reads
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10TH ST.. 16T F.-Nice sunny apartments to
let at reasonable terms: unfinished.
10TH ST, l34 Ell or 2 nicely furnished
ruoms: all convenience: use piano II wanted.
Goldsmith,
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1OTH ST. 81 W. Hall 4 medium sized room:
suitable Tor gentlemen, with board references.
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lllrH ST. 1875 W.-Large rooms, facing park.
with or without board: also floor.
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18TH ST. 3iI w. tnear L station)-Board for Z
or 2 gentlemen. Lewis. -
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JpTH ST. 35T ". Gentlemen boar,ers wanted,
50 week lady boarders wanted, 81. 50.
5lST'SE. ~ ". Handsomely furnished large
L small rooms; shpe rlor table table board.
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wardrobe. bath; pleasant neighborhood near
18th st. elevated no children; cheerful home;
ladies or gentlemen: reasonable. Jones,
UNIVERSITY PLACE, 81. between 18th d 18th
SITS. Large front room, carpets, furniture new
bath, gas; S3.
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4sTH ST. 1877 F.. 1 large front room, neatly
furnished private house: gents only.
46TH ST. los f.. near Lexington ave. Newly
furnished rooms, 81 TO So: conveniences, pri-
vate house.
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18TH II. l5I W, II ARGYLE-HandsoTie
suits. double & single II ons. private baths: cleo
tric bells hotel accommodations at boarding.
hnuxn nrlCes -.--
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ana smln rooms. sIeslsni able; stricty 10
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36TH ST. 226 E,-Bedroom and sitting-room;
rent moderate. private family; list floor, back.
18Th ST, l64 L. Elegant large parlor. with re-.
ception- room: other rooms: private house
reasonable; references
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23p ST, ass W. Pleasant. front. sunny rooms.
With separate board: reasonable rates: refer
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9TH ST, 30 f. Large back room, ID floor.
southern exposure alsJ small rooms ;transient
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Northumberland of lasth stre.t

PrTING-ROOM, bedroom l. dressing room in
eljRhtfully heated fiat; s minutes TO 135th Al.
|tion; reference exchanged; moderate. J. NJ,
y BAS Harlem World.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

pRoF. EDDY played Mt the new
Congregational church last evening
before the largest audience which has
assembled there Tor a long time past,
Ho rendered a number OF selections on
the iino new instrument Of the church,
aud while the audience was uudcmoH-
s,rAliye aud rather cold, there Il no
galusaying the fact that the professor
again showed that he BE- master %. the
pipe organ. The drawback OF a
email buililng Tor 90 large au
instrument OF course rcudcsoi the en-.
Ioymeut Ioss complete than u bad been
la the TABERNACLE, Mt. Give played =
violin solo in his usual excellent style
and Mfs. Davis gave a lJlnnO solo.
TuE CRusoN gCAW flle Il PRO.
ceedlug busily ~ tho box 0niec, Tho
charming opera will be done Tor the
fret aud only time 10 tho Ihcatcf C..
morrow evening.
TIE NINErEENTu WARD CHOla
renders tue program printed IN las.
Saturday, NEWS al the ward hall TO-
Dlult,
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DECENTRALIZATION OF RATES
An Immense Reduction by The Uliol
Pacific Today, Elective TOmoIi0B.


The preliminary skrmHhing ofouc
Of the most impoUau. c1ltzs ia tIr
history Of western railway ureuser
service Cor many years wssinausura,ld
by the Union Pacific today.
Atan early b1ur tns mofuins the
local officials received formal notice
from headquarters at Omaha o. put ia
rate, Elective tom lrrlw, 90. $50 Tor %
i'fst class ticket from 900 Uiah common
points extending tom Logan DO span,
ish Fork Co nll NaH.uu uyer uImmHu
points which uN,cuI rom Kansas city
iD Sioux city up anu down Co., rivuE
Also a round trIp fnn oil $50 Oh be-
tween the Same points Iuu tickets
will uo good llr Sixty dtyH.
when asked fora rU1.ln regarding
the reduction, the local rlicitls ui tIu
Union Pacific stated today TINT 20 WnF
owing 10 the general decentralization of
rates that prevails on competitive lints.
Thg change viii be- welcomed boy the
travelling public and Will give them
The opportunity OF travelling eastward
~ chenply aa wUltuatI. HufuiO'0v
the standard rstr between tho p0iuts
indicated was $40 one way, no round
tup tickets uoiuE sIlI, Under the now
order the distance can uH covered l1f
20 30 lees than the regular single fare
ticket would cost.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-28

o.. A.. 90 fts ttr.f.s... s.t...
BAsAtT, Idaho, Fen. ~, 1874 The
mat week has bren very fpycfu, no
.p,v, Int th, bigt yIpI. ,.bi,r b,v,
...,'s,..I-.tt'., ..... f.-,sr....
'''''' "'h ".l''"'" 70
day was hcvrfti thc winter 10 going
nome, having O. cr1Hs tuv Fields whcru
tue suow was vc.y deep hal both hiH
foot badly frozen. TITS umuly use OF
beet gail, however produced good "a
tulIsunI ON tho ailJu day he Wa able
O. attend 20 usual dItlua. rnn a. the
second time / have ca badly ffUE,u
aud II h. quite sulliciuut-i nm In no
way a. Eious tor tHu third.
GA THURSDAY evening there wag
rfnud display OF tur aurora burualu;
one part oiii was white ani the other
dark rti. havr usiu O. tho north.
rrum1st part ui NaW 0uuIIanI wuefc
tho old town hat 0.ruiluuinatci with
them nuI nave near them crack Ikea
llt OF tqu.bs. A number OF our
scientific men ana women here ut
B4aalt have been sIyiHg tuyir opinion
1u this grand slight; ono thought %
was the second coming OF the savl0G u
sister said 70 was a might cycl1ur; s1ug
SAID 70 was aa caitlglyEo coming 900
the night, au I mRUy miIo sure their
time had como. There wal "a dance Iu
progress at tho school house that nh ht
AMI when the alarm VI the eight was
given, an she dlucuIs rushed out,
pau. g dtrlCkuu, aomo very much afraid
the world wa coming 70 an onI aui
thinking what ma awful place 10 be-
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Ninn Of Them.

There were NJ less than nine men
arrested by the police last night ON the
charge Of vagfancy, al Of whom up.
praroi In Justice smlth's court today
and entered pleas u not guilty. ono
Of tho men made request Of Desk
Sergeant Ferguson 10 got tho Judge 90
send him ~ Tor Thirty days, claiming
that ho would prefer 1t TO walking the
streets with nothing 20 eat aud no
place to sleep. Two OF the men were
discharged, four went over until To-.
morrow, while the other two, named
John Bowman aud II, Smith, were
sentenced 10 ray nnu " SIS anu SO
respectively, Ia default thereof g. be-
Imprisoned Tor that number Of DAYS.
Bolh men are we'll known 10 tho police
aud are considered tough citizens.
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StOle Their hog.

Two young men, whose nam Or
could not be learned, appeared In
Jutuce smith's court this afternoon
very much excited, anu after inquir.
log Of every one around the CITY Hall
rs To what they should do to have "a
man arrested, were hnally introduced
To- Assistant Giiy Attorney C0ad.
Tho grievRuCe was that nlms
Individual haI stolen their dog aud
had got away with his collar aud tag,
Nothing would fa,isy them tut 10
have The olluuder arrested uud nut In
jail az once. The act complained OF
being criminal oleuse, they we're A..
sufsd that the guilty party viii be
brought 10 Justice. Having received
this much attention the young men
tuoG their departure apparently much
relieved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-28

Ciiy to dee the Capitol grounds to the
Territory, was passed.
IL d. 49, relating to receiye,s, vas
lot.
H.. b. 1888, relating to corporate
suuiysuir, wRs luli.
II. Is. III, amending the present law
relating Go poet mOfiem examinations,
Wus passed.
II. -. l42, fixing the boundary line
between TO.els anu Juab c.uuiiu', was
passed.
II. b. iil, to establish Territorial
board OF health, came upon the adverse
report Of the committee. The Unactiug
clause was stricken out.
II. b. lil, 20 repeal certain sections
OF The law respecting the beiouling VI
wateff, was passed.
II, ). ~ 10, asking Congress tomasc
the Colorado diver the boundary be-
tween Utnh aud Arizona, was passed.
G. h. 10, 20 provide for the pufma'
neut Investment Of the iuuus 70 the
University Of Utah, was iost.
g.. Is. %, providing for the education
Of the bllnd, was passed.
II. Is. las, amending the present
law relating TO Justices In third class
cities, wac passed.
n. Il. l4i, relating to witness iles,
Was passed.
H.. B. 1856, TO provide Tor kinder.
gar,ens, came az. Allen made o. long
address In favor Of u, aud Scans opposed
Il, mainly on the ground that avail.
able funds were insufficient for dis.
tfici schools. He thought with higher
education and hindergaftuus We would
be going ~ extremes Bt both ends ui
our educational syHom. The hilI
passed.
Adjourned.
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Indignant at Onlcer schullc.

According to story related to tire
heads OF the police department TO-DAY
eH.PollccmAn schulz cannot feel very
proud over the manner In which lac
secured tho appointment as special
night watchmau from the CITY Coun'
oil last night. II IL reported that he
claimed be was acting the part u
good samaritan 70 family IN
dIzirrs. anu shat they were en-
tirely dependent upon him and that
he would continue b care Tor them
rfoyiiiug lao was appointed. On this
repfescn,atiuu hi5 request was gtanted.
Today tho mother OF the family called
al the Cliy Hail and saii that tho
statement that ScIul'ze was assisting
them was wholly untrue. There was
4 ,gnnr t.Ik on having the matter called
I tie attention OF tho police commit
tee with q view TO having senuilzl'e
commission revoked,
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MonthIN Police Court Report

Police CleJk james mas ueoh pu'''y
engaged TODAY In making out bis irst
monthly repPrt to be ailml''l 10 tn'
next regulat mtolng OF we Wy
Counoil' Ilhc amount received In
hnes viii NOT exceed sl.h uI Nu l'li,
abDut f10O iai in cash. Too report VIII
show a larpellncrsafe in the number ei
vagfnnis Ovler the pTeeeI'Ih Nl''' l...'
Quite a nulmbnr OF casys have 0ecn
transferred y tho Third Iisllel court
and Altogether, notwithstanding lhe
comparatively small amount CONNECTED !, ga.
In fnss, this month VI FEBRUARY mas
been fairly busy one'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-28

Siraup Had His joke.

"You have no prejudice nrainn, the
defendant because he h an attorney, /
suppoie2n was one Of tho questions pa
by Attorney ID. n. Slraup while OK.
aiming Juror, prior % the actual
trial Of the Nelson emu, ZElrmUnt case
this morning. The Juror was innocent
OF any such inward feeling, ana uu.
hesltatingiy FaiI 10. All tue lawyers
IA court were evidently amused nj
Simup's little joke on the bar,
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BACK VOLUMES
=yI luE=
DESERET WEEKLY,


ThoaHth volume Of the DISCREET
wEEEIY Ia tho prasau, form is
now bound. a limited number u
copies o' these six volumes can b0 OBJ
tuinod Of tho DrumI Nrws once,
Salt Lake city, ia bound form ats2Oo
per volume. IT'S tho best history Of
current events to DO obtained, aud by
Ear tho cheapest, and the umo is not
Ear distant whom thoy will Doc Eagerly
sought after hy students Of history,
anxious to be- Informed OF iboHirrIng
events which hayo lransp.roi within
ooymu-,homaslint Interest.
Ing period OF Tho history OF tho Lat
tor.day Saints, Every person who
can afford % should secure those
volumes while they aro to DO had
0r mmro reference, and especially
should thoy Do obtained for oyory
Sunday School, improvement Asso'
citation and Ward library Apply
carly "a mako suro ~ getting Thorn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-28
COMM ERCIAL
TOpAYIs cLEAnINu nnulr.

T0lay's clearing h0uB1 exchange
amounted 10 1905, els. Same day last
year s2il $50, Mputh'a olcariugg, 81.
il2.0O9. Same month llst year. 3d..
2l9,6l2.
TopAY's QUOTATIONS.
Now Yotk-silyer Or, % lead, $40.
LJhIon-Slyer, -. O..
ORE ANp BULLION,
Wells. Fargo 800. received today.
Penn. bullion, sigIu Daly bullion,
$500. Total, sll6lA
!. ~ Jones a. Cu. received today:
Silver aud lead ores, 5000.
MeCornleE 2. O.. received today;
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OBITUARY NOTES
mamma nom " IUU

MATILDA nuW..s Elsa.
Kiya.roS. Utah, Dob. o.. lHI Al
tho ruIdduro ui h'r HHH. Thomas o..
king Matilda ttlhiH1u E.Hr tH0 HIfu uI
u1 latH Thomas r. ..H#. Iui H. o.
minutes past 70. in., u' H.HT. failure. 90
tho ngo ~ 50 year., NJ wHHtHH lui g
days. leaving u uumUHHU. HH.tHrIF Co.,
mourn huf loss. ShO WNs tHH mH.H.r ui
eight children, B0vuu.r.tNu EmHl-
rlIlIrpu aud tgyUU.F UUlaHuuls
children. Her husbands F"mius vUw
i1kan from tlrlf place Ui burial boo tifr.u
Valley, Utah. with hoH and mtTul Ben
ONO gave in tho cemetery u' Coyote,
lWh. NlD was member NJ tHU uut
t.i.HI -HHIHy OwauIa a H' hIUNUH, m.
ON tHu FIRST ~ ihr month .IH HHnsH ono.
hl.f hour Goo iho Relic. sHH..fW giving
many Interesting Boo UHuH M tho
Prophet Joseph. She bod .U..HIuHl him
90 hnr table 900 NUuirHs", IHHH. whom Doc
WINS hiding from thH m.H. Il.r homo
was always u resting place Cor tHu uu.
th0uUHs uu thuir trips fnrH.H tNo let.
tlumDuIa. ShU lIol aa HHH Nll lived, %
faithful l1tIor.lay Saint
THuuks D. kISU,
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To Omahn, tSansBs ely. tous City
NiRt otnton Pacific
CommUrOiuv March lot tue Union
Pacific will foll Fiut ClIs, Tickets Go
Al Missouri River Points at 5000
Take too Pluueur.SAulnEd Line 10 all
points Best
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-28

To umnhp, uHusas iIt1, fiuua Ctty
40 tao Unlun pHriuc
Commeu cling March ~ tho Union
Pacific viii COLL Fiuf Dlass Tickets tD
NJ M'ssIui River puiun nj $1,000.
Tlsu lna PIONEERS auJad Liuu o. Oh
y luH Eat
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ropAH,a rnocEEpINas.

The Governor Informed the Council
that he had approved tue bill 10 relieve
W. q. Shields.
The committee on private o3tp3rl.
tions reported iHv0mbly q. Is. ~. II
relates 10 telephone anu Telegraph com.
paniUa.
G.. -. 80, relating 10 sprluLling tax,
was reported iavorably.
The committee reported the ENROLL
mcut OF Two bllF.
II. -. 1i, relating 10 the pfaC toe of
attorneys before judges 10 whom thoy
are related, was reported with amgn1.
muntn.
The claim Of Utah county was re-.
potl0l iavOtably, for $3.50 for maps, etc.
Hart called ~ several bills relating
10 eslrayH, whicn were under consider.
alton AT the hour ofgoing to pross.
HUusE.
Tho House me. at . q. m. today. The
report Of tho c0mmitsiluur " l-ratu
University lands was read.
The following were pfUsun,eii
by WIN; Petition asking the rc.
peal VI the medical law.
By Hubbard. Petition OF citizens OF
Box Elder county asking for the rotcu.
ton u the bounty on Wild animals.
By McBridG Blll OF the Star PRINT
Ing company, siiiO.
Several reports Of committees were
read, ami a number Of bills that h-u
passed tho Council, were referred,
h. b. no, the militia bin, was made
special order tor $3.50 today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-02-28

Hoods rills are tlu bee. aTerdiunof
Lills, assisI digestion, cure headache.
Try box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-25
rgtyK R4YMOND BREAKS HIS LEG.

,,rs,tAp TO THE PORTLY POLITICIAN WHILE
HE WAS GETTING OFF CAR
r~,,k R,vnond the former Republican leaieT
, ,bo XXVIfh Assembly District, broke MS riRh'
,.., .,rl, ON TUESDAY morning Mr. Raymond was
,,,. ,he many who were present at the S'a'e
,.,uh mn Nonlay night to congratulate 6ehrl''
,u.a,ol Kerwln on his appointment as r"'''e
,,,,,,,esion.- IIe eft the club shortly after ma-
,t,n, 81, company with Henry Grasse' ana tne
.,., h,,~t.I Thirl-aye cable-car for Har'"m' ~
,,,., .l-,nd- -twenty-second-st the car Vas
halted and Mr. Grasse got OF first, KaymohH io'-
,,,.,,, him In some way he fell on the 'ooo''
stones He is a large man. over SIN itc'' a'''
weighs fully aeo pounds. Mr. Grasse' NOT seems ''s
companion alongside OF h.m' ooNV" ~
"."' "';,y~ W. M a hama" said Mr.. RAYMOND Pui MI
fr,.se vas disabled man hinse selt AZ a % %not' W
of, slle He however. dd The pest ne C'uu , - " ,u
hs rIrnrade who struggled II MS kheeS' ,T w, Sa
b.. fr..l ,1 put his right foot on the e'o""" '''
found q w7s powerl'ss g.. , ,,,,, ,n,rk rye
II say Grasse I'm hanged II ion me NM
,ii., ~, lo- remarked the heavy Hariente
ur'h and was sure that IL was broken. ne ~ ~Mns
unable 10 help his disabled friend. ana ana ~ ~
,'",rtv ten minutes before 4 group or Founs rri
l,lna home came to the rescue ana GU ~ ~
snon got a cab. When he reached ms holuf, ~ ~.
a r,as, one hundrcd- nd twenty -secondst ic W.,
l,r~I I'm chair and carried up 10 MS apar
~, m. fourth floor. and after some thle uu.. ..
VAS secured lie found there was TlIlprh ph h viii
of the bone just above the ankle; lnousn IL ~. W. a
not h. able 10 get about for weeks. Mt Ray non
,onk his mishap philosophcalIy. ana was "O'"o
we'll when seen last night