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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16
SurdW School Union.

Tho Sunday school officers and
tenuhor OF this Stake will mold their
reCunt meeting on Monday evening
next AZ 8 O'Clock, Ia the Fourteenth
Ward Assembly Rooms.
An Interesting program has boon
prepared anu lhe Twsuty-hrsl Ward
choir loI ny Brother Tnomls Nc
lptyTe, will furnish excellent masio
during the services. All Interested are
cordially Invited,
S1psrintendeuis will please make
tlia announcement In their schools
tomgrfow. J, IL. PARRY, S0c'y.
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DROWNED IN A CELLAR.
,Tge.Y,ar.Oid Child al HuTTay The
Victim.


Murray, seven miles south Of this
civ. was tho scene Of lamentahle
h,ality last evening. a two-yeaf-old
cblld IN family named Anderson Toll
into A cellar which contained about
Two and half feet Of water The
idle one was got out In very few
,,sspd,, and In much lees time than
drlwuing ordinarily takes place. IL
EVIDENTLY had suiiOCalod, however ana
epprarcd 20 be dead. Muans tor fcstora'
tI1n were applied, but TO no avail, and
fr,utcilatiou could not be- effected.
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CONVENTION NO ?.
Democratic SocIetI Delegates Meet for
organization Purposes.

Owing to the failure oil tho Terri.
iorial Democratic convention 10 con.
cludo It's lahore within the time expoot.
on, II WAS considerably after 3 Instead
Of O'Clock when tho delegates to the
Territorial society convention assem-.
oled Ia the rheatef.
They were called to order 10y
Judge heuierson, who stated that
lhn pur11ss oi this society CON
vention was 10 elect officers, TO take
preliminary steps TO secure complies
organization Of Democratic aocluIiee,
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Notes.

The residence OF ID. II. Peery, one
OF tho finest iu tue Territory, 10 near.
ing completion.
Prof j, "a. Paul, Of the Agricultural
college of L,gau, ndircssoI the gradu.
atos anu presented tnu diplomas at Inc
commencement exercises Of the Wobgr
county schools held at Lester pafK this
morning
Sell a Rnnlifow's circus viii apppar
in O24al lI luu -b.p iust
Over Huy persons have already ap.
piled lur ticket. 40 yisit the Midwintsf
Fair witl ,ue lsacnrEF excursion.
Fuuera. services over the romans of
james gr1saey, who died at his resi.
dvnce yesterday VIII DO held Ut the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16
No Police Court Today.

Police Justice Smith having hird
himself away 10 the Shades u the
Weber on nsluug tour, there was 40
court hrli nj the city hall - hear the
cases Of petty offenders today. His
Honor, however, will return IN line 10
set the wheels VI justice moving on
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16

The following entry was made In the
local land Office under dato u June lj:
William j. Dsyi,a. OF TayIofsyille,
Halt Lake county, lnnl payment Of
homestead euiry of the east halt of
the southwest quarter and lots o uui Z
IN section Is, township q south, range
/ woat.
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OGDEN.
ooDrN, UrAm JUN 10. lsol.
Home Industry.

Tho Interest Ia n0mb manufactufrs
has hpl the effect 90 increases tnr bur
uess oil one ul inc oldest iac,Urits iu t.u
Junction, that ~ lhs Ogden ON,
broom HUt0Ty. This homo lnuuatrv
was started lu October, 1875, under thr
management of II, -. 5c0ville, anu
continued, not very successfully, how
over, until 1891, when II was closed fuf
q tlmr, but was put into operation again
Boz 1897, with the son NJ ths former
proprietor 100 control, ana under hIH
management tho concern ma. been
made growing success. The factory
employs ton mon aud nov turns uu.
over 800 ur0Ims per month, with n.
riliuts Mr turning out twice AZ many
Not only 10 lho product " the factory
being sent uil over tue Territory, but it
oven duIB ltl way 10 the East. The
brUUms arc OlrNeeIlout quality.
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COMMERCIAL


Toisy's c'osrins house "Ecualgss
amounted O. slgs.I.1 same Day
last yrnr $500. ijl. Weeks cIrariu1p,
l,..i.5lL Same week last ycaG LIS.
pj2.
1ODANB QUOTATIONS..
New Yofk.-suvrr $50; lead, $40.
Lgnuon,-Silyer - L
OUE ANp HuLLiUS.
Wells Fargo &c co. received today.
Penn. bullion, Si.lT2.
W. s. MaCO.mrg received tngH,:
Silver Unf Lead, sj,5JU; Hauausr Bu
lion, So g6l. Total s. $50.
y. r. Jones g. Go. received today:
Ores, sl,jOui bullion, - 200; total,
sl.lLl.
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s ReanI.IlIOn Ilonorrd.

Governor West last evening honorcd
regulation from tho governor Of
Idaho Tor tho return OF H.. &. wilson,
Of Logan, charged with forgery. ia.
alleged that the prisoner uassnd a
forged CHECK on p0cstyllo citizen.
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AGAIN Ar WORK.
The Horn Silver Again Puts on a Force
Of Men-Tho Northern Floods.

The force Of men whioh was tempo.
mrily laid oil by the Horn Silver,
owing 10 tho delay Ia material caused
~ the Hoods 10 the northvv1i, has
been put to work again, and tue task Of
constructing the mill and hoiBtiug
works has been resumed and Ia now
Iriug crowded towards completion.
The partial cessation WINS caused by
failure to get lumber from tho Wood
river country. a supply has been re.
usiyCd from Baker CITY, ~ that work
van gp on uninterrupted.
G.. w. NIbluy, whose company fur
uitLts tue lumhuI " in the city, and
says that while their mills on WOOD
uNef were cut "a from railway con-
utoiion BY the toous, no damage re-
suited 10 the company. The mills were
Aupi running, bui Tor some time II has
not bttH possible 10 get tbs lumber
out, 10 tue orders received had to le
hllod ~ qulCkiy Ne was convenient
rom the cJmpauy'a mills on thr other
side Of The range. Now that tue water
has gone down no trouble Is autici-
alrd IN the hliing Of orders.
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Yonng InmllY As.nrlnlInn

a meeting OF tho Young Family
association win he held NJ the Lion
House, June ~, 1904, At S o'clocE ~.
M, Tor the put, osO 0f trauBgcling busl-
ness pertaining 20 Temple work.
It's desired that every member be
present. h. 3. YOUNq IN.
Secretary,
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DuUisIlaarS.= H. rItr, Hyns 1861. 1.t
~ %. m., paul NuF .i6ufJ1. HFrs ,g yeaIs,
. muuI HH uuH 30 IHFf
luUHrH from IHpayU $50. la4 FIgIrt street
sunday, juno lftu. at ~. u. rrruIs ~ 600
family HlH invited.
scandinavian papers l'oAs0 copy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16

Mics Viola Pratt, OF this city, who
has been in Vow York i0r the pact
two anu n half Yeas, atujyins music,
IL expected home this evening, on u
short vacation.
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= riGht u".uss" soldiers aud Ohio
HtrtArrs.
MAfstfuN, OniJ, Juno lB Many
Shots were ufpl from ambush "a.
tulIl,fa ly strikers last evening near
Navarro Company IS, tInh regiment,
fgaponIc with "a vuucy. AZ daylight
au unexpected bomb was iUu ID
Ly iho uDlulprs which lru r,Hkufa mad
thrown at them. None OF the pOld.uu
WUfuIuiurtH.
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No Naturalization.

In the Gaze Of siblgy Va the Mcr.
chant' Protective ASSOCIATE u Justice
VI tue Peace Harvey decided tns
morning that a Justices court uaI no
lurLalIcLIOn.
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Woman Suffrage.

The regular monthly meeting NJ tho
W. 3. a. viii DO held Tuesday, 10Th, Al
. pm, IN the IAN ward Relief Society
Hail. All are invited.
81. II, IRVINE,
Secretary.
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Unable to Co.

Principal l.. Dennis, u the Bryant
school, Ia 90 Tor indSp3std a. to pre-.
vent hi- departure today 70 bis future
home IN Falls city, Ncb'sska.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-16

a concert, festival aud bail viii be
given by the Twentieth ward choir,
"Wednesday, Juno 2llh, at tue ward
meeting house.
The concert will commence prompt.
ly az $ O'Clock. R1irsshmcnts aud
social CHA. lrJln 81 90 o.. IN. Dancing
from ~ p. m. 20 am.
The concert program IL 90 follows
opening gl1rlh,.s..,,,........... ......... choir
IhN H''n .ssssss.s.... ..ssss NiHH kate N1UuHI
nlIiI' 70. 20 ....sssf.....s.. Mics Della uaFugH
lc.laNoni Massacre uf l1fuHHJ,r. ........
HaHt.......H. sssH hifHH NrI.u SALMON
Duet .lsilCH N.|rH NurmuaI ...........
.sN'IH.H. hatr uuuHar and Annie SVEN ON
detrimental MuI'CF .s.ss ......s..........
s....s. .H.......... buliIr and liurmUn.el band
hHfaN, .tmIurni Comp uHyrsI..... ...............
a.1sasf....... ...H. a.N.HH IHI|H.'I IuHurF
song, 1857 GOO clever lmHeHuuHf.i auH
...'..sa s..'s s.ss,.........I Jos Adams
NiH Mary h'uuuy, Jaa r,uuHblr Is In0.Jau.s
Conductor Jua. r. Dunbar Ac-
compauisi, Mics Kate k1mnoy.
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We are closing out our entire stock
or Lace Curtains. so we offer about
1000 pairs. The greatest bargains
imaginable. We include in the sale
Curtain Nets and Scrims. and quote the
following bargains:
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Tho Perfumc ID YIoIots

The Uar.ig 20 ihg I.Iy, 'he sI1H ~ tnr rose,
uuuIrusH Powder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-10
Land 0nlce.

james Il. Park, OF Nophl, JuAb
county, has flled In tho land cflice,
under date Of May lOth, homestead
entry Of the north half Of tho south.
east quarter ana tho north half Of the
southwest quarter OF section 10, town
sup 10 south, range | west.
John krebs, OF Midway, Wasatch
county, filed homestead entry OF the
south half OF tho northeast quarter Of
section "a, township Q south, range 4
east.
NJ. T. Osborn has served notice OF
protest aud adverse claim upon James
w. Mel, for the ownership OF the Gold
Dust, Guloh, Ten Forty, Gold Dust
No. and Suuiiower consolidated
claims, In Camp Floyd mining district,
Iooelu county, d.sborn claims that
Tue Gold Dust NJ. 9 is nu Infringe.
nent Of his rights TO the Victor luoA.
uon which he made January o, 1902.
Hudson Smith, as president Of the
SILVER Lode Mining company, has filed
notice Of protest and adverse claim
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Educational Notes.

The Twelfth school Of this city, Of
WHOM Frances -. Knight IL principal,
viii have exercises tomorrow afternoon
90 2 O'Clock, commemorative OF the
Cary Sisters, the program being Of an
interesting character
Principal Mckay, Of the Lowell
school, reports that the eighth grade of
that school, Miss T.. Wells, teacher,
viii have program OF unusual merit
tomorrow at U'clyck. The exercises
viii consist Of n Biographical sketch OF
oliver Wendell Holmes anu of his
wofks. Some Of his poems will be
Tuciltd, readings from the autOcrRt Of
the Breakfast Table, will be given, aud
debate, "Resolyod that Boston Ia n
great city, and that II has exerted
greater Influence In the nation than
New York." will be INDUCED 10. The
exercises are 10 be iuIefspefsod with
singing.
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The COURTS TODAY.
,.5n, Merritt and Smith Change
Courts Temporarily.
,ru uoIIoNs PASSED UP0N.
v.rv Light Day All Round-Ihe
Ba,lue,s Before Probate
Judge Blair.
,opv,L MOTIONS PASSED luPoN.

c.,., Justice Merritt wen. to Provo
AL. morning to try a civil tult In
- . certain person Interested IL a
,.i,tve u Judge smith, and the two
,st,.s have therefore changed courts
a,tbe time being.
Judge Merritt finished up the criml-
,,I calendar yesterday afternoon,
leaving formal motions only for the
cat. Justice TO attend 10, and these
g,,s wiped Oh ~ about half IN hour
mn mlfning, following being the
brief lIst
4, tho case Of Henry Dlnwoodey vs.
tsbn Deck, Attorney J. II. Moyle, on
the oar, Of the plaintiff, gave noiice
10 shorten the time saturday, the l2lh
ip,ll forstrlking out demurrer and
having Judgment entered by default.
Wan. Aspor ct al Va Hardy, Young
c5mpany. An order was entered ap.
r5lptns Commlssioner Harmed Pratt
a. frfrfen ia tnis suit, AMI citing the
dtisniant % appear on supplemental
proceeding IN execution.
Uun National Bank W. Joseph A.
Wesf. Judgment entered a. prayed
6f Fi3l aud So attorneys foe.
Judge Smith then adjourned court
ugu.m. At which hour, he Unlimited,
any attorneys who desired 10 make auy
further formal motions might come
And do 10. This afternoon ho made
tue ulloWing orders and adJoufutd
cuuf, tili tomorrow:
10. w. Duncan W Harry NJ. Pear
fuu ct Of, order OF publication upon
all Iayii made.
U.,rr,t savings Bauk W Mela Steele
eta; defendants granted I'LL May IL 10
ausWos
Blld Park " l.. II. Pa2ons ct al;
order granting defendants leave TO use
original ttatt monts on motion fOf new
tial Tor appeal tfhntcfip'.
1opAY's iHynAIE COURT.
Estate of Jamre MrFaiien, do.
gIsHuI. Hearing on final account Of
auiululslratuL wnICn was allowed.
Estate OF Jussu w. Fox, deceased.
Hearing on petition for letters OF al.
miuirtrsuIn. Hyrum 5. Young aud
Jrssr W. Fox Jr. appointed a1minis.
iatJfs,1u ding bond ot s,UUJ each.
COURT MOTHS.
Charles o. Martin, arrested in
Gungur precinct yesterday Tor petit
hIcJuy, entered a plea ufguilty Ia q.
s. Cunmi.si0uer McNally's court, and
was fined $50, but iu default Of pay.
ment 10 doiuR time In the county Jail.
Tie odruso consisted OF the stealing OF
a load Of POTATOES belonging tO II. q.
Wilkou.
"John ID q" McLarenco aud Mr..
Smith, the former charged with dis.
turning the peace and the latter with
Assauluiug Mrs. wishing, have been
discharged ny Commissioner McNaliy,
there bUing nothing much 10 the case.
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NOTICE or SALE uNDER DEED VI
IRu5I.

NWTIIIUlAa fuAWtIa D. AIKEN mn
w nSfrIrh. 6f san I4tG ON. iefrttory
mae iil. deri Of trIst III sGId tsfo MINI ,gsa
duIy recorded iu tUr rrruTirr'a uII.t uf Said
i4te 'tounty aatt irrf.f0fy. DOB IIuHl p s. Ia
NriTrt llly,at II. Tru.f0r. Of fH.a.IIi Xxx. fYr
thr Dee aud bgurul uf UHrIys no. MurIura tHH
following lrsUrIbrd rral property sltuHtpI In
fNg J1uufr I'D san mo ana Trrr't.ru IA
ina.
UeFunIng fourteen and eight truthH utN
rortbgist uaarigr as Id a.tt..u fggHiy.6He
.1I|' Iu t0VmabIII ono II| uUrII UI ran I'll Unt.I.
wtstoi ,aIt i.tlylmrriiiau.m uHlr. fHruee o.st
sr,rnty rtgHt Hud tNn ttutUs ..s -| rld. .tHru.r
NORM rI.Htr IA and .Urru l.nII .. 81 Tod. b.
tlg tF.tItuL Uf Jordan f.tUr. fHT8rf H....n
ino west bank Il saId rlrr uonh
minutes wc.t nrtg.tfrrr and 5np trrtt
Il.lI rods Do enc wuHt Hfuf 10 q small ultUh uu
tHo rlst boundary uI i1aH U.0ltIf Hut.
ibonto south aIoaa ono west side 10 saiu ditHh
thirty -four aud fuur.trntUs NAN roia t8 "A
ftbk6. Thence Wpst f8rty.uug auu riebt.trntla
as rods tuoncc suuiu fgyraty uyc ana dlo.
sgrurp thr payment 0f IA contain pr8rII'sarg
rDtr Tor tIo auu nf ,pNrntggn IunIrrd and
Ify 10 ,,ll Dollars. dated February llnd, $3.50.
Win intrrest from mo dHts' tIrrgaf nt ila raf1
0f rIgbtI 81 pof cont ltpr rcnt ugf Huuufa rayaIIe
scmraunually. principal anu lu,gfo-t iajahio
ht tht National Hiuk OF tur IEHuuhlIr san
Lake CIV. utan ono luiorr.t upou said note
byiuE rtUrtsrutpd uy four ll| guuuuu interest
note .UuHN Tor lIU Hum ~ NIEUuIH .H.HN nuIITH
and each uO4r.ug iutprrst 10 mo Ttlr of twelve
Uguur cent pHr cont Dor auuum noun w4tur.
ity uutu paid, both before and lfipr IUdrugut.
a.I aIguui hg auII CuarIrs 4 AIsrn '4ru
Nhtrpas 10 wac provided tu said deed uf
trust amous other THING. tbtt 10 d.fTuIt
should be- made Boz she payment oi any lntgfrst
r1un0n or any puruDn t1rrrlf tHr rrInri.ai
should hor1me duo and rDlitrtIaIr at gI,Ta
without notice, at tHr 0ptlon oil thg bo.dfr
ami ln case 81 collection by fBrrgIufIrT
sult or olhcrNIsc thF maLrr w1uId
nav reasonable attuuoys' fprH md
court yu.ts. and that Boa ct#r pf uefHuIf In
thD payment Ui said principal ur Interest oT
amy part thereof uccordInr 10 tHr tpu1r ma
elect OF thc saId notes Cor ono period I'd tUIrfv
UuJ dayh after their mHiuutr rrsrrrtfvrIt
then ou tho application N tho LEGAL 'u1Iirr 8f
said mote 10 should br lawful f1r thr H4it fItrt.
OF tuo second pat 90 sou and dIsu1sg
of SAID premises ur any mari tbtfrnf ana
an tHo right utle. interest and equity oil
redemption uI Hail nrat party. ia hRlrs' ana
asaIsus therein. Boz mHss 0r In rgu4rat, h. 5r','f
Hs snId second marty might rrefer m 'TttfI'.
auction Hf tHn front door ~ the rou1t ll',,'4f
house boz SAT- Lake Ciiy, or on SAID urenit.r' hs
huHighrit nud bbsturIre tbs aaW1 vii 10 W.. Nv,
in ash,thlriy % ) days proyioua notice of Sut6
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Colnnsl MaltersOn.

Colonel watteu1n spcu, the day
quietly al hIs hotel, the Knutsiord,
chatting with friends aud talking upon
the great que atIons now before the
county. He will leave Tor Ogden on
tho $500 evening train to lecture Ia tho
opera mousse tonight. Tomorrow morn.
ing no viii return u SAT- Lake aud iiIl
his engagement here At the lheater ut
night.
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HOnOred tIle raners.

officer McGownn arrived from
Kansas CITY laBt midnight aud went
this forenoon with ruquisition papers
Tor return Of Allen Or burt the negro
concerning whom 70 much has been
said Ia the puUiiu prints the lat few
uays. The papers we're honored ny
tho Governor aui In a couple OF days
A lien will be- taken back 10 answer 10
tue crimes pending against him after
five years OF liberty.
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Said to be "Winking Out. :"

a meeting Of the executive com
mittec Of the Workingmcn's ass1Cla.
tiOn was called to bu held at the state
street quarters at O'Clock this ater.
noon, not enough Of tho members mad
put Ia an appearance 10 make up
quorum. The PURPOSE " the muuttug
was 10 consider tue question OF tus'
pending operations i0r tue present. Il
IA saii that the organization IL on be-
last legs and IA winkiug 1ut fast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-10

upon James w. NELL ior the Glli Dus,
NJ. ., Sunnower, Gold DIst, Gulcl
ami Ten Forty oonsoli1a ted claims,
alleging that both the Gold Dust aud
Sunfower locstions treapass upon tho
c0mpany's Little Joint location, made
by w. w. Conk, June y, 1897, iu Camp
Floyd mining district, rolole county.
The contest case Of Joha a. Beck VI
Patrick Fcahy was still In progress TO-.
day.
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For Che Fair.

The Dssefe; Agricultural and Man.
uiaciuring society oliicers are rustliug
for the success OF the Territorial Fair
next October. Ia addition ~ circular,
sent out TO leading men Ia every
county the manufacturers are heing
personally urged 10 prepare exhibits
aud TO aid iu making au exposition Of
Utah products that Will be tue gfandest
aud most extensive ever shown In tins
Territory.
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PARDONED.


Indian Chief Hunkup, OF Kanosb,
thiuks Governor West is business
chief and understands how matters
should 40. The Indian gets his Idea
from the pr9mptnoss Of the Governor
ia aching on a matter which the dusky
WARRIOR was interested in. The chief
sought the release OF Alexander Salo.
quist Rnd John Doe Indian (other
name unknown, who have been Ia
Toe pcuitontlary Tor larceny, the par
ueulata Of which appear Ia our Provo
column, The request Tor their release
was placed before the Governor To-Day,
aud ~ the Indians had made recon,
ptnsc for the stolen property anu the
circumstances justified executive
olemency, the Governor AZ once granted
the pardon aud the aborigines were
released.
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COMMERCIAL.
ToDAY's cInAnINu mOusr.

TolAy'H clearing house eErnauges
amounted 10 Slg3,023. Same day
last year flgi,l32.
TUDAY's QUOTATIONS..
New York.-5ilver. Ba lead, $500.
LJndOn.-silvvr, -
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. received today:
Penn. bullion s., 400; Ontario bullion,
Sl3,72l. Total, s22,l2l.
Mccormick & %. received today:
Silver and lead ores, 81, 800
4. Il. Jones 4 %. received today:
Gree, $1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-10

Large quantities oi lumber nro being
ahipptl from tue Saupu,o county cav
mills ~ Salt Lake. fhu demand tor
lumber from local mills is heavier tins
spting than heretofore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-10

Tue Humboldt river Is said 10 be
booming anu the lake has risen seven
inchts In the past two weeks. IL ia
feared that every dam m tho river Will
DO carried away hy the lfuthrL
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Marrlage Lirrnsrs.

The county clerk issued the following
marriage licenses today: Oscar Fisktad,
-, ana Emma Catherine OlavesOn, 20;
Charles Orion, -, Aud Matte Berry,
"; all VI Salt Lake Cily.
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sToCIIs AND Markets
CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO MARKEr.
Chicago, May no.
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Coru-Easler Cash, rs, July, l-t.aN
uAts-steAdy cash. 30; July, 500.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-10

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-10
LADIES CAPES ALSO.

We are closing out our entire stock
OF Lace Curtains, so we offer about
1000 pairs. The greatest bargains
imaginable. We include in the sale
Curtain Nets and Scrims, and quote the
following bargains:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-10

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pills, assist digestion, cure headache.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-10
R. K. YHOMH8.
25 to 80 East, lst South St.
SALT LAKE CITY.

Please read and profit by the follow
ing announcement:
we are greatly cverstocked on
Ladies Spring Jackets. therefore offer
the following immense bargans-To
Sell, to sell. First come will get the
choice, so call early. Don't defer it if
you have any intention of buying a
spring Wrap. Country mail orders will
get personal and careful attention. so if
you cant come, order, sending either
ESQ, 500, $50, 1000 OR 1900
and we will send you one Of the follow
ing genuine sale Jackets:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-10

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