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The Portland daily press., 1894-04-17
Congressman BouteIle will Preside.

Congressan BUutelle has accepted the
invitation of the Republican State
Committee to preside over the Republi-
can State Convention. In accepting he
writes the Hon. J. II. Marley as follows:
House of Representatives,
Washington, April z, 1894.
Hon. Joseph II. Manley, Chairman of
Republican State Committee, Augusta,
Maine.
meeting of the Republican State COM
mlttee of Maine. on the Sd inst, you
were directed by unanimous vote to ex-
tend me most cordial invitation to pre-
side at the Republican State convention
to be held in City Hall, Lewiston on
Tuesday, June 5, at IL o'clock am.
In reply I wish to express my sincere
appreciation of the compliment thus
paid me by the State committee, and Of
the very kind manner in which you
have added your personal wish to the
official invitation, and to say that |
accept with pleasure, and shall be glad
to contribute so far as l may be able to
the satisfactory accomplishment of the
objects of the convention.
The Republicans of Maine, who will
lead off in the great campaign of this
autumn IOr Tue reScue VI tue lLupeilio"
honor and paralyzed industries of the
country, have the strongest encourage
ment in the signs of popular awakening
that have already become 80 conspicu-
Gus, and we should organize at once to
bri:.g out in September such an old time
Republican majority as will inspire our
brethren in every State, where the will
of the people can find expression at the
polls.
CA .BOUTELLE.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-17

The Boston Herald even approves OF
the determination of the Democrats to
count a quorum. All its fine argu-
ments about the duty of the majority to
keep enough of their members present to
contribute quorum are relegated to the
dust heap.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-17

Miss Pollard's leer to the public con-
tains the agreeable information that she
is not going to lecture. But the sug-
gestior contained in it that she may
edit a report of the trial is not SO
pleasant. Somebody should remove that
idea from her head.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-17

Senator Mills has been selected to ans
war Senator HIPS speech. AS Mills is a
free trader out and out, it will be inter-
estiug to see how he will defend the Will
son bill, which.is ull of protection for
Southern interests.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-17

The Delaware peach growers say there
will be no peaches this year. But 1t Is
a habit Of the peach growers to look
on the Clark side.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-17

The Minnesota Democrats, who the
other night read twelve Democratic
Senators out of the party because they
complained that there was not enough
protection in the Wilson bill, should
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-17

Rev. F. c. Rogers of Lewiston, who is
to come to Pine street church in this
city, preached his farewell sermon Sun
day.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-17
FINANCIAL.
MUNICIPAL BONDS

CITY OF PORTLAND 4s, due lS02-lSlZ
CITY OF PORTLAND SIS, 1886 & 1887
CITY or DEERlNG As, 1903
TOWN OF C0RIANA, IS, 1897
CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, O., SIS, 1923
CITY OF PlQUA O., School. SIS. 1918
CITY OF MAR ON, O., School, SIS, 1880 1915
CITY OF FREMONT. 0, 6's, 1901 to 1914
CITY OF FORT WAYNE, Ind, SIS, 1885 to 1904
CITY OF SEATTLE, WASH, IS 1910
COUNTY or STARK, Ohio, SIS, 1900 & 1901
COUNTY or FRANK IN, 0hio,6 1888
COUNTY OF LUCAS, Ohio, q rs, 1906
COUNTY OF MADISON, Ind, 6's, 1902 & 1903
COUNTY OF DELAWARE, Ind, S." 1886 & 1888
COUNTY OF WG0, Ind, SIS, 1903 TO 1906
COUNTY OF DAVIESS, Ind, IS, 1902 & 1903
COUNTY OF JACKSON Ind, IS, 1888
Also
PORTLAND WATER co. SIS, due 1899
PORTLAND WATER co. 4s, 1927
WATERFOWL, MASS, WATER
co. SIS 1909
La GRANGE, ILL.,, It. & WATER
co. 6s, I9O0-I9l0
CLEVELAND CABLE RAILWAY
LIST Mort. SIS, 1903
DULUTH STREET RAIL WAY, list
Mort. SIS, 1920
VI,.oY, xro afFox, orI rooo,,vuoxA
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limitation, claiming that the money
sued for was appropriated by The part
ner, Hague, A. time prior to the time
the suit was brought, which bars any
action by the statute ~ limitation.
nit. Read has u hauk book showing
debts and cfedite, which would eniitie
him 10 tbs amJuut claimed; tut tuc
defense claims that this book was given
h MI. Read by Mr.. Hague to
satiaiy him tlaadl, aui 10 fictitious;
that no corresponding account 10 kept
on the books " tue bank. rhe entries
OF credit on this book are claimed, w
the deiendaut corporation, 10 be for
money deposited In the bank, before
tho entries were made la this book, anu
that nj the time the entries were made
the money had alfeajy teen absorbed
by the partner Hague.
Mt. Read testified tuat some OF the
entries were maue alter tie money had
been paid into the bank, NJ q tme
when he had n settlement with Mf.
Hague.
OTHER BUSINESS.
In the cats oil V. L.. Thomas ct nj W
h. X. MOrfis, trustee, the court made
an orueS tot tue cefk TO pay $751;, c sts
In tue hands OF the clerk OF the court,
TO NJ. NJ. Kellogg. Mr. Kellogg had
represented plaintiffs during the great
~ part OF the time the case was on
trial, and had afterwards been die
charged by defendant TBomss, who
objected ~ Mt Kellogg receivlDg tue
costs. Mr. Kellogg claimed lie Lad
advanced money TO pay expenses In
the case,
Upon motion OF Prosecuting Attor.
ney Jud B, Two ca'es OF the People Va
w. Il. Davis, charging the murder Of
Dufsel And Mueller Vt Wustwster on
the Goth OF August, 1892, were dis
missed for want VI sufficient evidence
10 convict. judge Judd stated there
were no oye-W tlessss 10 tne killing
except the deieuuAutand Frank Grant
Grant was outside OF tue Jurisdiction
OF the court, anu even n he could be
brought here, his evidence would be
favorable to defendant. The defend
ant IA nov serving an eigni-montbs
sentence In the county jail VI Grand
county Tor the killing " Brick, Wnich
took place NJ the FAme lime. inu Jury
iUunI hin guilty VI Involuntary ninn.
slaughter.
wugner Brewing %. W John Rock
hillj uoiouuaups demurrer oVerfuled,
anu till the 2Olh given 10 auHwtL
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ter, northwest quarter, section 8, town
ship south, range west.
Henry A. Mccormick. OF Salt Lake
City, desert entry OF the unsurveyed
southwest quarter, northeast quarter,
and southeast quarter Of section IL,
and north hall, northeast quarter, ~ :
ton IL, township IL north, range IL
west, containing 2SU acres.
George s. Coleman, homestead entry
Of the south half, southwest quarter,
ncfthwest quarter, southwest quarter,
section 4, aud northeast quatteri suut .
east quarter ot section 8, township 81
south, rang, Is wrat.
ChflAtian PeteTsen, Of Price, Carbon
county, desert entry Of the sUuthesHt
quarter Of the northwest quarter 81
section rs, township IL south, range 10
east, containing 40 acres.
James Lsueu, Of Elsinore, SEWER
county, homostea entry Of this south
east quarter Of the southeast quarter OF
section 80, township "a south, range 3
west, containing 40 acres.
George fucker OF Indlan0ia, home.
stead entry Of the northeast gu utor
OF the northeast quarter, and west hall
OF the northeast quarter, and nortn.
west quprluf Of tile south east quarter
OF section %, tow nship 2 south, range
4 east, containing 100 sores.
Peter Christensen, OF Monroe, iiual
proof, desert entry, southeast q iatter
Of tbs southeast quarter OF section 2li
township 70 south, range vest
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The fitting OF glasses is an act that
should be entrusted only TO those who
have been specially trained. The same
relation should exist between the oc
ulist and the opucian. as that between
the physician aud druggist the latter hy
law is not allowed TO prescribe mcdi.
cine, neither should any ne allowed 20
III gltsses unless they have hei a
thorough collegiate training and are
competent to discern the difference be
tween degeneration Of the eye and
anomalies Of reincton.
Headache, vertigo and many nervous
disorders are often caused by defective
vision the unconscious and somctimts
conscious strain causes reflex nervous
actions which eliminates In disorders OF
the system, which symptoms disappear
when the proper corrections are APP
piled.
Dr Shelmerdine makes a specially Of
correcting detective sight, aud the
Strengthening OF csoss.eyCs without the
danger OF an operation.
Many OF his peculiar methods are
original with him, aud to which can be
attributed his success.
what Hon. a. J.. Gcary,
the California Congressman, author OF
the Chinese Exclusion Act says OF the
doctors ability;
am wearing glasses Tor both Ear and near
vision, nuoi ~ or suvImcrdiuo. . hvy are
perfect ana I recommend MN 90 al whose
Tuus. ). GEARY,
California tuugrCahman.
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NOW FOR BUSINESS T!
The Chamber Of Commerce Issues a
Patriotic Address 10 tho People.
TRUSTS WILL NE CONSIDERED.
Mass Meeting Of Citz'ns TO be Held
at the salt Lake Ihcaitr.
Everybody Turn Oul


To he Pubic.
The election Is over and II is now
high time for us to make a united
efOft TO promote general prosperity.
Our great sugar Industry Ia engaged
In an unequal struggle with a
mighty trust, which seeks to crush II
cut Of existence. The Utah sugar crop
amounts annually TO quarter Of n
milllon dollars. This money belongs to
Us, our families and laborers, and the
scheme OF the truat must fall. We are
paying annually In this city nearly
ssOO,OOO for fuel, although great coal
mines arc within our borders.
Utah IL standing at the door Of State.
hood. Tho change iron the Territor.
iAl to tho state form OF government
VIII have pronounced effect upon
our business Interests In this al least;
That IL will remove from operation
tue "Alien land lawv which no., tri.
hibits the investment OF ioreigu capital
10 tbs Territory.
That II will enable trust IT, iurancs
companies now restrained by the
terms Uf thelf charters from Investing
IN tue Territory to place their funds ~
Utah;
That II will Induce Investment here
OF thousands whose pfrjudicss against
the Territorial iorm Of COVER meut
have closed their eyes 10 the tppUr.
tuniuee here offered; and
Thatlt Will induce n large emigfa.
ton u people who Will be- attracted
here by the promise VI prosperity
which always comes 10 new state.
Therefore tho time IL suspicious for
work. Let all tue People enter into
c0.paftnefuhip TO hasten the realization
Of Salt Lakes destiny. We have been
vOrking too much At cfosa purposes
aud too little with that unanimity
which II fesistless. The Chamber OF
Commerce takes Initiative and invites
all public.spirlted oiuzonH VI whatever
occupation ~ meet at the Salt Lake
Thsatcr In mass meeting on Thursday
mex, NOvembtrl6, 1874, Vt 1880 -. IA. 10
discuss ways anu means to protect auu
foster our industries, 10 secure to US
cheaper rates for fuel aud 10 promote
general interest la advAt eng our pros.
pofity by whatever means tue sans
may Dest be- done. Let THIS meeting
be- great event 10 our history. Good
speakers will be- In aticHJaucB, and
everybody will have cnAnou T. sx.
ptoss hrs opinions Aud offer suggSt.
lions.
tSlgnedN J. II, BAU s.,
A, II. CANNUS,
HEBER NJ. WgLLs,
~. H. GRANT,
j.. r.. CuLBURs,
Committee on Arrangements.
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PROVO.
Court Matters.

The frst case called yesterday after
noon In tue Fiut district court was
h. w. Brant vs. VIM. Ferguson and
Nora Ferguson. The SUIT was brought
10 rrc5ver $50 for medical services Teu-
tsred Nora Ferguson, IN Eureka, In
April, 1882, who Is now the wife o,
Mn. ForsutOu, before she was mar.
riui. lhv dofentu was tuat DE-. Bfaut
had teen called 10y Mr.. BallOn, the
iHther Of Nora Fcfgusou, and that he
u IespJnsibir. The case WAS decided
In iAy0r Of plhintif in tho lustice's
court IN EIteka, anu was appealed by
defendants. Tue Jury brought ~ a
verdict ~ favor Of p.alntin for $40
principal aud $3.50 Interest.
The case % Eureka easy VI IL, q.
Wilson was called. DUiuuuRut was
charged with erecting wooden built
Ing within the tife limits u Eufeks,
without having ob aimed IermissiOn
from the building inspector.
Mr.. Wilson was convicted In tue
Justices court, Rud appealed the case.
rne complaint was detective, and the
caHr was continued,
Tue case Of the Mammoth Mining
Go. VS. Juab County 1t al came up.
This 10 case where the plaintiff oUf-
IOfatiOn sues Tor some 500 Tor taxes
PAID under protest ~ 1880.
This case WAS tiled "a this court and
a verdict gwen IN iayoF OF defendants.
An appeal was taken, suu the supreme
court sent the cate BAGS fora new tfiA',
In tenlrriug It's decision toe ooui1
ruled that the machinery Of mia
ing claims was exempt urJer
the statute eGomUlng minlng
elaine. THIS practically lett nothing
TO try as that was the clam OF plaiu-
Ills, anu they brought tue tuit 70
recover money paid rs taxes CA such
machiuety,
judge smith decided that inere was
nothing To ,Ty, aud Mt. MaTshaii
moved fora Judgment ON the plvaliuge.
Dunug thu discusBion JLise SMITH
said no dld not believe nv Supreme
court decision exempt NJ miuing
mauuiurry nom taxation was thu law
This morning 1he case Ol samuel NJ,
READ VI the F,tt National Bank OF
Nuphi camr on iOf hearing, This
action Is brought 10 recover $500 80,
which plaiuun olsi-ut he Deposited la
tue bank buultct a. pay muut ON de-
maud. rio made the demand Tor tins
mount on the .lst VI Au ust, 1894,
auu payment was refused,
The dstenuant cooperation In answer
.sls forth That no action can be brought
by ulaiuun TO recover tins am UNI
miles, he Is iJipsi ia the action los
Alma Hague, who was tue partner
uiaint n (MT. Hsgue was also cashier
of the b.nk at the Tins plaiguH hal
mn account tnrrr.) The deieLuan
corporation alF9 pleads tue statute o.
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Testing the "Deluge."

The members Of the nro aud police
commission were present At an official
lest Of ,ho "Dolugo," heretofore Te.
feTred to In tue NEWS, this afternoon, on
First South street They were highly
pleased with the result and will recon-.
mend 10 the CITY Council the purcha'e
e the c0ntfivAnou NJ Hn early uate.
In lighting big fires IN hign buildings
u ~ almost invaluable.
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Mcsirs. g. +. Ilofo * Co., New.
borg, one, say; ave ,cll more ~
Chamberlain Cough Remedy than oil
others put togtiueb ani y MW'y'
YES guoI satisfaction Mt. J. r..
\ lien, Fox, Ore, say; 81 believe
Chambedlain's Cough Remedy % be
the best Uave handled" M. w. H.
HtchcocH, Co umbus, wash, Fay :
"Cnsm betiaiu's Cough Remedy cells
well aud ~ hghiy praised by all VII
uHe A. D
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Licensed 10 Wed.

The county clerk this morning issued
marriage licenses to tho following;
Andrew Hansen, rs, aud Christine
Nielsen, 20, both OF sandy; Carl Lar.
son, %, aud Elma Sodefmnn, 20, also
OF SANDY. tbs fret named couple
we're united In matTimouy by PROBATE
Judge Blair within u iew minutes Of
the Issuance OF tho liconsr.
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sMm Renorate and Renalr.

Tue iire aud police Commissioner
aud several Of the members Of the
City Council this afternoon made a
thorough inspection OF ,he old CITY
Hail Tor the purpose OF deciding the
question Of locating the heads OF the
fire and police dc. Attnents, aud prob.
AUly themselves IN the building. II
was droided that complete renovation
aud all necessary rspaifs oi the place
should be made.
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As 10 savior.

The Democrats today confidently
assert that Charles Crane, chairman
Of the Republican Territorial co mint.
tes and nominee Of his party for Con-
sututional Convention houOfs from
Miliafd county, " beaten 10y small
majority. Tho vote IL very close aud
thS result will probably not be known
until the official canvass Ia made,
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LECTURE ON COOKERY.
Mrs. Ewing Enteriains aud Iustruo,s a
Large Audience Of Ladies.

Yesterday afternoon there gathered
In Unity hall a large audience COM
prised Of Intelligent and cultured ladies
who were eager to learn more about
the art Of cooking. Mrs. Emma 7.
Ewing, the celebrated teacher Of this
art, was 10 give the Aftt Of her regular
course OF lectures upon IT, She had
provided a gas cooking stove ami a
table which contained dressed fowl,
meats, fish, ETC., which were to bs
cooked Ia ILLUSTRATION Of the lecture.
The subject Of the lesson was bfoil.
ing, anu the teacher showed how TO
broil fowl, neh, steak. etc, over the
open cosls, In hot oven AMI ON the
gnjdle. She also thowed how to
cook tripe Ia this way. The lecture WAS
Of very practical character anu wps
highly appreciated by the ladies
present. Mrs Ewing's class will no
doubt be large one during the rect q
the CluTst.
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Republicans Carry Sanpete.

The Republican claim that they
have carried 5anpule Ia now conceded
ny the Democrats, which beyond a
question places the control OF the Con.
stitulional Convention Ia tbs hEnds OF
the Republicans. The Republican
candidate receiving tbs lowest number
II votes In Sanpete, has on tie face Of
the returns, AZ made by the election
Judges, a muJ lrity u at least 40.
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"lOlleeIlyism.n

Laurence Groulund, the socialistlc
lecturer and writer, viii deliver su
address before the University club this
evening on "Collectiyism" with a pro.
lude explainingt "rhr Fail Il Pop.
llitm." On Monday no will speuk Al
q meeting OF the MinisttrS association
On the"Practicahllily Of Colleolivlsm."
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WILL MOVE TOMORROW.
The County Court win Meet In the
New Quarters NIX, Monday.

This lie the last Jay on which cou ty
court anu probate tunuess viii he
transacted In the old County Court
house. Tomorrow - although II 10
lunday-ull the books, documents,
etc., will be removed 10 tho spacious
rooms IN the new Guy aud County
iuilding which will hencefOfward bo
thv quarters OF the county officials,
and on Monday morning Judge Blair,
Clerk MeiDy aud hisstHn OF oerIs viii
be found at their brand new dtsks.
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Deaf Mute SUNDAY School.

The deaf mute Sunday school, which
Is composed Of such pupils Of tho
school for the deaf At the UAh
University rs belong to the Church oi
Jesus Christ OF LatteT-day Saints, AMI
which II under the supervision Of
Elders II. q. Barfcli anu LsrOn Pratt,
has resumed is session nj tue Latter.
Gay Eaiult' College. All d,Ai mutes
residing In this city are cordially iu-
yitod 10 attend anu become memUefr.
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Ny vision has been wonderfully ia,provsd Boy
the glasses that DR.. shgIuort ne prescribed
1nruuEn them the world looks clearer and
more distinct than formerly, while Tor close
work they arc very rettiuI 90 my g.
1Eu ktNNULns,
secretary Of tho Prcti dcnCy. Mormon
Church.
I eau read for hours with rllHtoH cited BY
Dr. tholmrrdiuU'a peculiar method IhuY
give ny eyes complete tUsL
JNO. ". GRtENMAN.
u. r. tummiastoncr.
Dr. shclmerdine made thorough rNamiua.
ton Of my eyes, anu the glasses he prescribed
have improved my vision wonderfully Reading
b q pleasure, whers before % wac dilCulIy,
J. " -hipLEk.
The Photographed.
Having consulted hiFh authority for my de-
tccuNc sight aud experienced no teueht At
their hands, : am pleased 70 sAY that Dr
sholmordinc - tho lrst 70 prescribe glasses
fhat give my eyes perfect oatc
~ AND 20 eCOr1 AUEnuACH nLuCk.
r1gA lcl SOUTH AAiN slhktI ~
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7ratJefs ara m ~ OEos N me- Ciuniy Re.
cortsr ~ Sar T. iit q .uuiy Jr1a pm.
lts'rrdaY,
David Jamc-,U William jamoa, part
OF section "a, township south,
range east SAT- Lac merdnns $50 90
Joseph ~. Dean to sarah A, Dean,
paitot block 49, pat A, city.... goo 90
j, y stewart 10 u, v hduOut. part
OF lot g block 80, Draper town.
hitu .ssssssssssssssstss ssistssssssHsss 100 90
james Jonsun ct uN 10 Mulard An.
dru., part OF SECTION ll, township
south range east, salt Lace
tncfiliAns sssfssstsssssssss 500 90
u. o. tadrout Jr, ct uN. 90 Willard
Andrus, property IN Draper
tuWutllc t,,ss.,,,tfs H.'sss tssss.ssstt. $50 90
n, W Dosher OF IA. 90 u :. ilamil.
tun, lots aad 70, block D, Miles,
A Hhmiluu'Fss..a.,,..... ........... $50 90
Rayhcl lieggve 10 j q, Miller, part
OF lots, ulOck 80, plat &, city,. 800 90
J, Gillespie ct al. 20 ", "a. DiCk.
son, lots 10 b, block o., plata,
Guy assssssssrsssss's ssssts. ttstsst,s 90
frod u NatauW Co ida A. hAasett,
part OF lot ?, block 80, plat i,
NiNsssstssss %
Charlotte Nash 10 William Albert
horIor, pnu of section 5, town
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Lnnd Office.

The following filings were made in
the local land ofioe under date Of
Nov. 10Th;
Eliza Matthews. OF Salt Lake City,
homestead entry OF the southeast quar-
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DE- at n -

rnruArNu.-fn the Niulh ward THE city
Novrmbof 10, 1884, Of typhoid fCvcr. William %.
Juna, ton % Wliltam ~ and Martha IS. IRE.
mayno. aged 5ycars. months ana % days.
Funeral sunday 1t ~ am. from parents
rosilence, Ei5 east. fourth South street
Fftcnds are respectfully inyltod 10 attend
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Not Possible.

Mr.. Funnlman (faceliously)-If l
should give you = dollar, what would
you say2
He Ffiend-I'I say was dreaming.
Oh odgO RtoOrd
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nEpurED ntrEs

Via the Uatau rsciur. 10 salt Lake
N,ysmBrr ~.
On account u the Republican railil'
cation, the Union Pacific will make
special low rates from the principal
stations IN Utah TO Salt Lake cry and
return on November l.. Special traina
TO anu from Salt Lake CITY.
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srooasASo utaREr.
.s~ ross ssooy,

CHICAGO MAEgEr
Chicag1. close. Nov %
wheat-Nov., 81; Dec. tts
Curn-Sov. 81. Dec 90 uiA
OAts-Nov.. ~ nec's2
porK-NOy, ~ fUi Jan., %.
Isrd-Nov : .u' Doe, 5ul
Ribs-Nov., G.i5iii Jan, Oils.
1imothy -bAI,
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Contracts for supplies for six monIhs
follow; Howe 4 lat, Provo, AMI II.
l.. Grtlln, Ogden, gfocetits. Smoot
Drug Co., Prov drugs. Pnilip Speck.
AT, Provo, mrau. Provo Milling Co.,
Provo, wheat anu corn.
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via the Uniau paoinc. 10 saii Lni' 70
Noyembrr ~.
on account Of the r. ublican RAIN
cation, the Union Pac.Ho will make
spec al low rates from tho urinolpai
stations In Utah tn Halt Like Guy am
return n vemhor Il. ~, cisl trains 10
and from = 1T Lake CITY.
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AZ salt Lake city, On Monday
Novsmber ~

For the above accession the Union
Pacific will sell cxcuftinu Tickets from
the principal points in Utah ut special
low rate, und run special trains 10
each direction to aud from Salt Lake
Tilv
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GRAND nErUHLiuAN TATIFoA

A. salt Lake cts, On Monday
AaVtuibus ~.
For the above occasion the Union
Pacific will sell excursion tickets from
the principal points IN Utah at special
low rates, anu run spe ial trains ~
each direction TO Aud from 5Alt Lato
City
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-10

On account 1f the II publican ratfl.
cation, thu Union Paddle Will make
.peclaI low rates from tue principal
stations ln Utan to salt Lake CITY aud
return on NIvemtof ~. Special
trains 20 and from SAT- take CITY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-11-10

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