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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-23
Oie 9Spfer non Srenton linb bel

Die 90pfer non Srenton fnb be
Der Gepiiion bes Sarifs tii4tig binein'
qefalIen. Sn Der @ormansBiQ parer
Bic 36ne auf tire prooufte auf 80 uni
35 Yrp3ent anselest, Senator Smitf
bate linen aber feit perlproden, i'm
aonferen;ausl4ub eine Grb0buns bur4
,uIeben, bic ben MeRinlep=3oaen Don
IS bis so grosent 10 nabe pie moslidl
tommen Iolte. 9a im &onferens-Mus=
ihub lberbaupt feine aenoerunsen oor=
eenpmmen morben Fno, 10 1T oieler
i1one Ylan mibsliidt. Dte sopfer BON
Srenton lino natiirli9 pieoer einmal
ruinirt, aber bas baben lie uns 10 oft
ersdblt, bab mir es be3meifeln oirten.
NIs Der MeRinlep=Sarif ibren S6us
um ettpa feben Yrosent erbDbte, maren
lie sen6tbist, bic 2obne ibrer arbeiter
nm 20 grosent gu beIhneioen, mir oilr=
fen allo boHen, bub lie iebt bic Sobne er=
bDben perben. Sn Wabrbeit brauhen
lie natiirli6 sar teinen 5dus, tie mer=
ben aber before @aaren als b'sber TO-
brisiren malIen, lpenn tie fonturren3fahis
bleiben molen. limb oas 1T weoer fir
lie, nod fir bas 8olt elm 1nslud.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-23

feline bamit pcll;osene Ylaeiruns an bte
5pibe bes Sidets. 1nb NIT elmer fol-
den Yartei bon perIhrobenen Weltpers
beiIerern unb unperbeHerliden @eloper-
lAledterern mutben Mc8ribe unb 3on=
lorten ben Mrbeitern su, semeinl6aftlihe
Sa6e su maiden" Solpeit bic Gin
cinnati 6reie Yreile"
Ber es aufridtis nit benz Bohl Der
Mrbeiter meint, fann lie nur auf oas
Ginorinsliblte Dor lol6en perl6robenep
&6pfen ,pie Seis unb Wfartin ,parnen.
@iirbe bas perridte @eloperIAledte
runss=Yrpsramm bieier 2umpenselbpro'
pbeten ourdsefiibrt, 10 tpiiroen seraoe
Die NrbeiterintereNen am meiIten oorun=
ter leiben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-23
2llte uno neue Tarifidbe.

BUR 8ilbung zines llrtbeils iiber ben
neuen 5arii tpiro bic na6itebenoe 2iite
1i9 niiblib erlpeiIen. sic 1T i'm S6os=
amt sulammeneetellt, unb siebt'" bic
neuen 3ollraten ouf eine srobe Nn3abl
Der mibtieiten Ginfubrartitel i'm Wer=
sIei9 nit ben Eaten, bic unter oem Wfc=
8inlep-&eles fir oieielben @esent tdnbe
gu sablen paren. 3ur beheren uebers
idt lino aud bic ipecifi6en 3olle in
WertbS0ae umserednet. $50 bic be-
treifenoe Waarens8luiie (tpie bel @eiben,
Wollen- uno Striduaaren) 8aaren
perl9iebenen @ertbes umfabt, linb Der
8erednuns bic Ourdihnittspreiie gu
0runhp ncIcnt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-23

- 9aB bic Nrbeiter auf Der Yopu=
lifteneonpention seb0ris uber's Obr se=
bauen murben, tuir6 iest algemein 5u=
aeftanben, obtpobl MeBribe uno anoere
Arbeiterflbrer CUTE Dei'ne ,um bOien
Spiel 5u MAIDEN Derlu4en. Da Der
golumbuier Braden als @ouperneurss
conbibat Der populiiten uorisen 9erbit
trob Der I9le@ten 3eiten unb trob elmer
iebr ribrieen Gampasne i'm 9an3en
Stoote Elm @eIommtpotum BON nur
$4,000 @timmen erbielt unb iest Mc.
Bribe Der Tufonspartei Elm Botum BON
ueniqfens 10000 Stimmen in Nus=
f9t nellt. 70 liegt es bod auf Der 9anb,
bab bas @ros ber Stimmseber ber neuen
9artei mad MeBribe's anf9t aus ben
8eiben Der Arbeiter fommen mub. 3ros=
euebem bot WeBribe es ni9t einmal
ferti9 0ebra9t, ou4 nur einen ein3i9en
Mrbeiter-D Delesaten auf's 9idet gu brins
qen. Mon bot bic Arbeiterplatform nit
einigen 3nidteR an9enommen, aber bas
9idet beffebt ausi&liebli9 aus Yopuli.
ten unb 5tpar rmeritenbebls" aus alien
rWheelhorses" ber friberen 8reenbcd.
portei, Apofeln bes perfra4ten 0umpen=
aelbeponeeliums. Die Cincinnati 6reie
Yrefie" ipri&t ii@ iiber ben Wedielbuls
folaenbermaben aus:
.Die MeBribe'l4en Nrbeiterpartei-
ler, tpel9e nit ben YopuliIten in eemein.
i4aftliher Ronpention perlammelt ma.
rem, botten bel ber Aulfeauns bes sidets
,nir to ieegen". 5ie batten bios Sa
unb Amen basu gu laeen. Sic 2eit'Ins
unb Resuliruns Der Nominaticnsma=
fdine be5or9ten bic Qopuliiten aaein
l1nb an elmer anberu Stelle lbreibt oas
aenonnte Blatt: rDos r3ag-Yabp" CAB
ouf ber populiften- unb MeBribeldeu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in golum=
bus ben Son an. Das betpeiIen Der
mabgebsnbe ginHub. uel6en Der alte
gra.@ .@reenbod1er Sobn Seib ausibte,
mn6 bic Nomination bes ni9t n,inber
rabioten 0reenbodlers Charles q. Wear.
10 BON fiffn als 6taatslefretdr unb
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-23

- Sn Stem Orleans lino Elm babies
Dubenb @tabtrdtbe mesen 8uoelei bon
ben @roBselduorenen in Mntlasesult ltano
per1ebt worben. Wdbrenb Der Bunoess
bienit perbdltniBmdbis ureinli6 uno
slpeifelsobne" 1T, baben 1i6 nad ben in
Mem Oosf, Gbicaso, philadelphia uno
iebt in Stem Orleans semahten Grfab=
runaen su urtbetler, oie Munl'
cipalf6rperi9aften gu rnabren 8rutltdtten
ber Corruption enttpidelt. Oie 9aupt=
quelIe bieler Corruption biloet Der Mib=
brau9, mel9er nit ber unentseltlihen
@ersebune ,pertbpOler pripilesien ses
triet en- tpirA.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-23

nit ,pirb Sobn MeBribe pers,peifelt
,uenie beuti9e Nrbeiteriiimmea fb-
bern. Oie rperlhmoJ,enen Yarteien"
baben oo in Elm Wespenneit seito9en,
bas ibnen 5aulenbe BON Stimnen benz
tenber Mdnner ent3iebt, bic enttpeoer
fir irsenb eine anbere Hartei ober ga +
n i6t abeeseben iuerben. 0untelmdn=
ner unb 6inlterlinse miiiien BON Den
Ginsemanberten betdmpft meroen, mo-
INNER Tie lih seigen."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-23

- Die @emerfldaften. tpelbe ben
intelisenteren She'll Der Nrbeiter repra-
lentiren, belteben gum sr0bten Shelf aug
oeI1ulten beutl9en Nrbeitern. ROnnen
biele Arbeiter li4 fur eine 8urtei beeei=
tern, tuelde iid nit unsebeurer Webre
beit fir Bel9rdnfuns Der ginwanoerung
erfldrte Sic Beldrdntuns Der gin,pon=
oeruns, bic ubrisens bel benz jebisen
sroben Riideans Der ginwanberuns oolls
Itdnbis iberflifisiit, lit nur eine Summer
6es notipiitil4en prosramms unb 1T
hauptid9lid sesen bic oeut | d {
prejle seridtet, mel9er man allmdb<
lis ben Rdbrboben ent3ieben mia. So=
balb man es fertts sebradt bat, Der gin=
manoeruns einen Hie9el por3ul4ieben,
mirb man bic Msitation fur bic Ser
l4drfung ber Noturalii iutionsbeoinsun=
gen nit erneuerter 2raft aufnebmen unb
6as gube mirb bic politilde uno se.
i4aftli9e Ne4tuns Der ginsetpan*
berten lein. nPrincipiis obsta !"
usBiberitebe benz Anfanse!" beiBt es
aud bier. Wlan iu9t ben natipiitii6en
BferbefuB porldufis nod nit einem
W}dntel9en gu perbiillen. Wenn man
aber bic erfe Nummer bes pro9ramms
bur@sefibrt bat. tuirb mon nit ben mob
rem Mbf4ten often berportreten. unie=
rer Nnfi9t nod bat lid bic aus Der 8erz
ldmel3uns Der populii ten uno Arbeiter-
organiiationen berporse9ansene Sui ions
portei ION porneberein our6 ibr nati=
pijtil1es Yroeramm ibr eisenes @rab
oesraben. Cine Nrbeiterpartei, pelhe
BEN ginsewanoerten ben Geboebanos
lhub por bic Jiibe tpi,ft, bat feine Nus
| liett auf grfol9. Son einem 0erieben
tann l1on besbalb feine Heoe iein, neil
ein bon einem beutihen 3elesaten se.
teater Mntrae, Die bst,effenoe Ylanfe
gu itreiden, na6 elmer ldngeren Gebatte
nit acknowledgement Mebrbeit Dermorfen
murbe. Dielelbsn Mnlidten, tpelde mir
iiber bislen Bodsitreid be9en, ipridt
lbrieens bic selammte beutide Nre1e
beg Stoates aus. go idreibt Die Ohio
Wolfs3eituns1: rBei6rdntuns Der Gin.
manbernns unb Grauenftimmre9t! 0a.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-23

Vorliber Sapers pom 0auseomite fiji,
Bepillisunsen bat cine ofIicielle 3uiam-
menl lteauns Der BON benz iesigen Con
9reb 9emabten Bemilli9un9en uno Der
friiberer GonsreHe ausaearbeitet. 0iei'
Stoti tilt, melbe inn vgonsrellional &e.
coro" perohentlidt tueroen w.ro, legt Su.
gleib bic Nnlidten Der bemofratiiden
Maioritdt in Dem Gomite uno i'm Saus
iiber bic bel &esierunssausgaben gu be-
oba9tenoeu Dtonomilden @runoiabe
bar.
Serrn Sapers 3uiammenitelluna trdsi
Die ueberl9riFt: ,Oie Iusgaben I'm
$28,S35,96 reoucirt, feline &ontrafte
aur Yelaltuns lpdterer &on9reIle outori=
lirt, 900 Nemter abseidaiit." Gs beib1
oann meter uie folst:
Die mabreno Der auberoroentli9er
Sisuns uno Der eriien reselmdbi9en
Sellion oes jebisen &onsreIies 9ema9s
ten Bemillieunssn einldl!ebli6 Der blel=
benben tpeilen eine Nerminoeruns bon
1913. .835.OS9 seseniiber benen Der lebten
Seliion bes poraussesan9enen Ronsrel-
les ouf, be,u. ppn $40,3O9,l69, peun
bic fur 5liilIe nnb 9dfen sema4te Be-
uilliguns bon $l1,473,18O abee5o-
gen pirb, ,uie es 3u Ner9lei9s5meden
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-23

nur merisysa iiiuinebr als As proeent.
Mud lesifestj Sieue &eles bic b0beren
3o0e bnrdoestahf Die tbeueren Waaren
mdbrenb i'm McRinlep. @eieb befanntli6
oas @esentbeil bic &esel mar. uno bon
ben 8eoiirfnilen Der drmeren &lalisn
piel bobere Mbsaben, als BON ben 2uguss
artifeln Der &eihen erhpben ipuroen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-23

,uanberung. nan Der bic nat.bAtiiden
9boren To- IsDmfihtis perlansten uno
merben nod eine sanSe Mnsabl Der lhon
einsepanbert setpeienen nJoreisners"
wieber lps, aber Gutes ooer Nuben bat
uns bas ni9t sebradt. Soften mir aul
balbise Wieberfebr itarter Ginwanoerune
mnb gutter 3eiten -beibe ideinen unser-
trennli1. (Gbtc. Mbopor.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-23
3ahlen bemeiien.

Die Don Dem 55. Gonsreb eeiibte Spariam=
feit.-Gin Dereleih nit oen Sewilli.
euneen Der porher9ebenoen Gcnerefe.
$50, 600, 600 oieies Jahr menieer be:
williet -2lbibaTune pon 600 Sunoes:
dmtern
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-23
: Wdbrenb Elm She'll Der anelI

- @dbreno Elm She'll ber anglo
republitanilben YreHe, barunter aud
oas bieiise rSt,te Sournal" ieit 9al,
Irung Der Senats= SarifbiQ ourf bos
Saus tastdslid nit l9metternoen Sroms
petenltDben perfiinbet, bab bic oemotra=
ti19e Yartei Selbitmorb beeangen babe
unb pollitdnois futld lei, 1T ein anoerer
She'll Der republitanil1en grehe gang
anberer Mnlidt. go urtbeilt }. 9. bic
unabbdnsis republitani1de rgbicaso'er
5rei Yre1e" in elmer ibrer lebten Num=
mern iiber bic Wirtuns Der neuen Sa=
rifbia auf bic beporitebenben Wablen
folgenbermoBen
Dian barf bon unerfullten 8erIpre=
9unsen reoen, ia mon bari iasen, oab
bic bemofratilbe partei li4 ourf ben
@iberiprud 3tpilden ibrer 9latform
unb ibrem Sarif Idtper blamirt babe.
Das Mlles oarf man Der Wabrbeit se=
mdb iasen. Mber penn man
glaubt, bic Dem fratie m er=
be an bielem Sarif ibren po=
ItiIden Sob finben, oann
~ iro man 6mere en- t d II d
erleb Ben.
Na6 Nnlidt Der rGreie 9reiie" war
bic Nnnabme Der rabitolen Jreibanoels=
Ylante bon Seiten bes letten bemo=
tratilden National- Gonuentes Elm GROCER
6ebler, sesen ben Der jetise 3olltarif
iebr portbeilhait abitiht.
Gs lit gang unmoglih, etnen 3olltartf
iuiammen,uIteQen, Der lid allaemeiner
8illisuns erfreuen tpirb. Nut Die Nib.
ielts gu Stanoe sefpmmene Sarif=Vta
miro uno muB ptelfaben Sabel finf en-.
Mber mas INNER bic in ibrer 5offnuns
auf Elm 6reibanbels @eies enttdulhten
Sarif= f=Geformer" uno bic &epublitoner
iasea mDsen, welde seboTft batten, oob
bic Semofraten gar tein neues 3olse'es
su Stanbe brineen tpiiroen: Der neue
5arif wirb eine piel siinitisere Iufnabme
iinben, aIs elm 6reibanoels= =8eleg 9efun=
ben baben fDnnte.
SIM @anaen lit bas Volf frob, oob
enoli1 iberbaupt Elm Sarif gu 9tanoe
sefommen lit, unb baB bieler nidt Iho=
nunsslos sesen ale 3ueise Der omeri=
tanilhen Snbuitrie porsebt, lit ,pabrIih
tein Geble1.
gs lit (uenn man iiberbaupt ben
Greibanbel ui0) bod mabrlid beller
unb bic 2anoes=Snouitrie ihonenoer,
a0mdlis gum freien 9anbel iiberSuseben,
als nit einem Sprunse unb obne Giid=
ii9t auf beltebenbe Snterehen.
gs ideint uns, baB bic Oemotraten
our9 9lnnabme bieles Sarifs ourGaus
feinen Selbitmorb besinsen. lonoern i'm
@esentbeil ibre Steauns welentlib se=
itdrft baben."
Soueit bas rgbicasoer glatt". Se=
benfalls tpiirben rabiate republltanilbe
9arteiblatter nod piel trampibaiter Der
bemotratilhen Yartei ben unpermeioli=
den rlntersans in Nuslidt itellen, penn
bic 9emofraten ibre 8erIprehunsen
mortsetreu eriullt hdtten. Wenn oas
0olf, pie jena BIdtter 10 beitimmt per=
li6ern, mirtli9 nit elmer 10 iberudlti=
senben Mebrbeit fr Sdug,oll 1T, 10
liebt man nabrli9 nidt Elm. peshoIb es
jest leinen 3orn iiber bic Ni6terfillluns
iener 0eripre1unaer an Ser oemofrati=
l4en Yartel auslaHen lolte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-23
90 unsebeuerli9 lit bic 8ertbeut

- 90 unsebeuerlid 1T bic 8ertbeue=
runs BON @ollenfabrifaten our6 ben
Meainlep 9arif bab Die betreffenoen
3ablen, bic mir bereits idon mitsetbeilt,
Man9em als seraoeSu unslaublid err
idienen lino. 0ie 8emertuns 1T barnad
pie(IeiGt ni6t iiber iliillig, bab Die 3ahlen
amtli9,lino, unb BON unanfe6tbarer&i4=
tisfeit. sic limb Der persleihenoen gu
lammenlteluns entnommen, iuel6e Der
Ginan3 auslduB i'm S6asomt anfertisen
uno sum8ebrau6e Der Gonsrebmitslieoer
oruden laNen bat. 4nselidts oes sro=
BEN SntereNes, bas bic Sade ertpedt
lei nod etmas mebr aus Der lebrreiden
2iite Der Me8inlep 3Olle bier mitses
tbeilt:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-08-23

Sic grobe Wlebr3abl ber Waaren tuirb
bur9 bas neue Geies auf IS Big As BRO.
cent berabseiest; utan4s auf 80 unb
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-09
HOW TO GA1N FLESH

Not very many people want to get
stout, but those who do, want to be
stout very much indeed. Here is what
a practical physician says is the best
plan to follow: Avoid excitement and
keep your mind as much as possible
in state of repose and free from wor-
ry. People Of nervous temperament
should learn to control themselves.
Learn to sit quietly for a long period.
and don't rush about consuming mus
cular tissues by unnecessary move
ments. Eat all you can and as often
as you can, avoiding hot things. such
as hot bread, and that which is made
from the finer grades of flour. Stale
bread made of -four containing a Dor
ton Of chaff is far more nutritious than
light, freshly-baked bread. The diet
should consist of such articles of food
as are largely composed of starch and
sugar and oil. Meat in large quantities
should be avoided. All things should be
thoroughly cooked, in order that raw
materials can undergo the chemical
change that otherwise would have ia
be done by the stomach. Lastly. sleep
as long as you possibly can and as
much. These rules and suggestions
will soon add all the flesh to your
frame that you want.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-09

How many people are there who
know how to buy spectacles or eye
glasses? Very few
People think they do, but they don't,
and there is no one who knows this
better than the skilled oculist, who
is called upon to minister to eyes dis
eased. from wearing imperfect glasses,
as from any other cause.
To have the eyes properly fitted
means to prolong the life of the most
important of the five senses.
What is life without your eyesight
All the money in the world would not
compensate for the loss of vision, yet
people will allow men to fit their eyes
to glasses who are not capable of
judging what the patient really needs.
Many people are afflicted with bad
headaches and nervous diseases, caused
by defective eyesight, which may be
easily cured by the use of proper
glasses, where medicine fails en-
tirely.
DR.. Shelmerdine, who makes a spec
ialty of defective vision, uses original
methods of sscertaining errors. to
which may be attributed his great sue
cess.
The following are a few of the most
prominent of many testimonials he has
received from his patients, and are
printed to show that his ability is rec
ogniZed by leading men:
What HON. IT. J.. GEARY, the Califor-
MIA congressman, author of the Chi
nese exclusion act, says of the doctor S
ability:
Il am wearing glasses for both far and
near vision fitted by DR.. Shelmerdine.
They. are perfect, and 1 recommend him
to all whose eyes need attention.
"THOS. J. GEARY."
Congressman from California.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-09
A BEAR In A BLOCK OF ICE.

from the San Francisco Examiner. ]
While at Birch Creek, in Alaska, -
said Mr.. Oberlander, II was informed
of the discovery of wonderful cave
by a miner named Schumann. l was
unable to visit the cave, which is To-
Gated forty miles above AMSTERDAM
Greek. Schumann stated that his cave
is eighty feet in length and varies
from four to seventy feet in width.
After entering through a small aper-
ture, the sides Of which are composed
of granite, one energies into solid
ice chamber, from which hang numer-
Gus stalactites, glistening like silver.
Schumann was surprised to find that
there were a number of air currents
in the cave, the source of which he
could not determine. AT one side he
found a black bear sitting partly up
right. The sight of the animal alarm
ed him greatly at first, but failing to
detect any signs of life he approached
If and found that the bear was frozen
stiff in a block of ice. He took his ak
and chopped piece off the animal.
Picking up portions, he found that it
cr,Irnbled at his touch. Similar caves,
some large, others small, have been
discovered about Birch Greek.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-09
TO MUCH SALARY.
How 1t Was a Positive Disadvantage
to a Hard-WorIxfng Clerk.
ITrr-n,,,. Ii IL ~, - Y

The salary of a clerk is at once
curse and a blessing, according as he
uses it. IF he spends every cent Of it,
knowing he is going. to have just so
much to spend, it is a curse; but if he
guides his expenditures SO that he shall
save so much every year, then it is a
blessing for him, for it enables him to
regulate his wants. There are men,
men of mature years, men OF families.
who look upon a, salary as figure that
they are expected to spend yearly. an
increase of salary means an increase. of
expenditure, and though it would seem
an easy matter to cut off some of the
extras should the salary grow smaller,
in reality it is by no means easy. When
one has INDUCED in a luxury long
enough he begins to consider 1t a neces-
sity.
1 knew a man who. on a. salary of
$500 year, raised a. family and bought
and paid for a comfortable little home.
A change in the firm he was with ben
ef1tted him by an increase in salary,
and eventually 1t reached the sum of
$1,000 a year. One would think that if
he had been able to live on $500 he
ought to save a snug sum yearly on
300, but he did nothing of the kind.
The increased salary enabled him to
get a horse, his wife more expensive
bonnets' and his daughter a. piano and
music teacher, and the truth was he
found it harder to make both ENDS meet
than he had in the old days. And when
his affairs were probated last spring,
his entire property consisted of a house
and lot he had paid for when he was
working for $500 a year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-09

grown chronic on the tangent Of ia
yoritism, Deal with thy neighbor as
thyself. should be the motto of Fa-
bian policy. This association of inter-
ests should be voluntary, some might
contend. Anything voluntary, in a
certain sense, is generally loose and
very slow-and, in fact, never reached,
except by the same old crowd of Draco-
Shylocks The adoption of this plan,
ideal as it may seem, real. as 1t should
be throughout the fair country, would
at once do away with the radical
party feeling for and against the poll
icy of government boun ties, and would
tend greatly to settle the labor ques-
ton. Someone might say: I won't
work under such compulsory system
as that in free America. Well, the
same kind Of being might. with as
much sense, object TO work at all, for
our future legislator be such a one as
the bull described by Henry George:
Tied to a stake party policy) in a rich
pasture, he gradually winds his chain
around and around the stake TO which
he is. tethered, and, not having intelli-
gence enough to reverse his movements
and unwind himself. he stands there
piteously believing for aid while the
richest pasturage is about him on every
side, to be had with the utmost ease, if
he would but use little intelligence?
Like grand electric light overf1it-
ting Jack O'Lanterns, the answer
comes with the rising sun and CLOVIS.
with ever hopeful emphasis above the
host of swimming Minoses that come
and go. And nature cries: MOI" to
the echo, and seems to utter, as with
musical sounds, amidst the confusion
of tongues, these words: will men
offer me a sin offering at the sacrifice
of selfsm 2" The echoes answer them
selves. And still a voice, distinct and
clear. like a marriage song from some
potential sphere in shipshape order,
confirms the truth that the slumber-
ing west, with Utah on her breast. as
queen! aye, in sunshine dressed has
won the crown that supercedes the fair
fame of Rome!
NJ. A. WILLUMSEN. Murray.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-09

AN ORDINANCE FOR THE CON
struction and maintenance OF street
mains and services for utilizing and dis
tributng Natural and Manufactured
Fuel Gas in the City of Salt Lake, Utah
Territory.
Council of Salt Lake City, Utah, that the
said City of Salt Lake hereby gives and
grants to the New American Gas and
Fuel Company, a corporation organized
and existing under the laws OF Utah
Territory, and its assigns, as hereinafter
specified and provided, for the term of
twenty years from and after the pas
sage of this ordinance, the right and
privilege OF constructing, maintaining
and operating pipe lines for distributing
ard utilizing natural and manufactured
gas in the city of Sale Lake; and for
sale to consumers generally.
Provided that the rates to be charged
consumers for such natural gas shall not
exceed the sum of Fifty cents per one
thousand cubic feet as measured by the
standard gas meters, for the term or two
years after this bill shall become an or
dinance, and after the expiration of said
two years, such price per one thousand
cubic feet may be reduced by the city
Council to a sum not less than thirty
cents, and the rate to be charged for
such manufactured gas, so measured,
shall not exceed one dollar and twenty
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-12-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mary A. Young to William c.
Lipe, part lots and s. block H.
1--WE acres A, Big Field SURVEYS M
Evelyn Glassmann to George NJ.
Hanson, lots in City View addi-
o;on; ...........:............. 500 OF
Salt Lake City to (. D. Swan,
part lot s, block 81, plat "A,
city. ;.-.-....... 800. 5000
ted States Marshal to Edward
S. Swan, part lot g. block ST.
plat "A" city. .............. Il, 49,. 81
art, lots 21-22, block %, plat A,
Senior City. I. .................. 1O
A. B. Gibson ct al to Herbert S.
Clark, lots 2l-22, block 49, plat
B. Senior City. - .............. 1.O
G. n. c. Gibbs ct uX. to G. A.
Gibbs. part section 9, township
2 south, range l west. 1890. 1.G
Utah Territory to G. a. Gibbs,
part section 3, township 2 south
range west. :. ............,. 1901
Lars Jacobsen ct ux. to Utah &
Salt Lake Canal company, part
section Is. township south
range l west. ............... 200
Henry Beckstead estate to South
Jordan Canal company. part
section %, township 3 south,
range l west. ................ To-
Salt Lake City Corporation to
Seth T. Rigby, lot %, block i,
Bhrich's subdivision. ............. 1.0t
Salt Lake County to John G.. La
brurn, part section 9, township
south, range l east. ........ S0.6.