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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-08-19

]. 3. KEYSoR & BRO, DENTISTS.
Rooms !. 2 and 3. first floor. Scott-Auer-
bach Building.
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DULL Titles
ADVERTISING.

rhe best business lever is advertising.
newspaper advertising is the longest
lever and the quickest to move trade.
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DENTISTS.

HAPPY HOUR DENTAL CO.. a1ah s.
State st. Appointments by mail solicited.
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SPECIAL. PREMIUMS

The following OIIeT OF SpECIdI pItIlIIuIEs
has been received.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. 9, 1891.
To Geo. D. ryper, secretary Oeseret
Agricultural and Manufacturing society:
Dear Sir-The undersigned will give a
special premium of SIS for the best dis
play Of articles of home manufacture 10
he named by your board or committee
having supervision of this department 10
be competed for at the territorial fair of
1894. Respectfully,
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PERSONAL.

CASH PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF
secondhand books novels. magazines,
ETC.; bring them at once. Raymer's old
book store, % East Second South street.
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THOROUGH INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN
in electrolysis, facial massage, etc, by
Prof. T. J. Betiero, rooms 219 and 220,
Brooks Arcade.
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BOOKKEEPING. BUSINESS BOOKS
opened. j. Boehmer, accountant, 20
Gunner block
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WANTED-SITUATION BY A PRAC-
teal roller flour miller; fourteen years eX-
perience. Good references. Address
Alfred Boynton, kaysville, Utah.
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EXPRESS AND FURNITURE VANS.

NJ. KIbIBALL. r LEAVE ORDERS
with Surbaugh. jeweler, Mccormick build
ing.
j. c. WATSON 6. BROS,
q Richards street.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.


McMAHAN'S DETECTIVE AGENCY
Rooms % and 26 Gladstone building, III
Main street, Salt Lake city. P. o. box
81.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DRY GOODS, GENERAL MERCHAN.
disc, meat markets, restaurants, fruit and
cigar stands, etc. H. Bouford. Rooms %
26, O'Meara Building.
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COLORADO EXCURSIONS.

Letters from z. W. Senior and Score
tary Colborn of the chamber of commerce
were read, asking the society to join with
The chamber of commerce in advertising
the fair at Colorado points. Mr.. Senior
promising to Judiciously distribute all
literature. Referred TO the printing COM
nlittee with fnll nnMer 10 act
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SfEkM.HEATING,

P. J. MORAN-STEAM AND HOT
water heating and vantiiating apparatus,
1913 State street
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ASKING FOR TRADE

When the store is full every day, cut
down your space. Don't expec. that
you will get big trade in dull times,
but keep count and you'll find that the
advertising was profitable.
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Letters and petitions from citizens of
salt Lake and elsewhere we're resented,
asking the board 10 arrange a speed pro-
eramrne for the fair.
After discussion it was decided that the
society was not in q condition to carry
out speed programme this year: but the
supervisor and judges of the horse de-
partment We're authorized to provide for
speeding the horses on exhibition.
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WANTED SALESMEN-S75.0 PER
week, selling electric light outfits for
houses, stores and shops. Motors for run
ming. machinery, and other popular pat
ented articles, outfits complete when
shipped Best people buy, permanent sit
uation; no experience. W. P. Harrison &
Co., Clerk No IA, Columbus, Ohio.
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BIDS FOR MUSIC.

On motion of Mr.. Bamberger the secre-
tary was instructed to call for bids from
the various bands of the territory to
furnish music for the fair. each band to
name the number of instruments. the per-
formers, and the extent of repertoire.
committee of five consisting of Presi-
dent Winder, Directors Empey. Sears.
Bamberger, and Simon, were appointed to
BASS unon the bids for music.
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Gull Times
Are the times to put forth the greatest
effort and the most money. People
don't usually ask
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-08
A LOVING TRIBUTE.

On last Wednesday evening Dec. 9th,
Wadsworth turned out en- masse to
spend a farewell evening with Miss
BESSIE Whited prior to taking her de-
partnre Tor her new home in Dnnsmuir
California where her parents will reside
Tor the present. The invitation was
general, issued by the young ladies' OF
t"e ~ and '93 club, Miss Bessie having
it"rh Il mennher ri the club since its or.
st"Ization an OF which Mrs. j. II.
ahiiei has always he'd the position as
president,
Shortly after 3 o'rlork, the Hall being
previously warmed and lighted, the
Young ladies' and gentlemen, married
ladies aud gentlemen dor Miss Bessie
has ALWAYS been u iavorite with ail)be-
gan To assemble and The HALL soon was
hlled. Choice selections on the piano,
solos, qnarteties, trios, together with
Deautilnl music on tie guitar, and the
81 tniac' relid, red IN fine style by Miss
dalile Lane, were part oil the evenings
programme. Tho Rev. Mr.. Bellum,
pastor oil The Episcopal Church oil which
Miss Bessie is commandment, delivered
4 very touching address, speaking OF
.low the people OF Ma,lsworth would
Mss Bessie as she was always Il cheer.
fui worker in any good cause; was
ever ready and willing. That ads.
worth's loss would be II gain 10 her new
home in the land of flowers. They viii,
miss her in the choir in the church as
she has been the leader in soprano even
since the young ladies choir was organ
lied. She took special pride in help
ing our little church from the laying OF
It's corner stone to the beautiful iron
fence which surrounds its walls and
which is as lasting as the memory oil
one who was and is loved by all the
young as we'll as the old.
The supper spreat was delicious in
every way. Many INDUCED in the
dreamy walk" but the undercurrent .,
sorrow could not be hid. fearful good
Dyes were given but Miss Bessie passed
through the trying ordeal wonderfully
well. 1t would be u matter OF impossi-
biiity to obtain the names OF all those
present. The Dung ladies' all looked
"girlish" and pretty in their evening
dresses and the young gentlemen locked
Sweet" as usual; the married ladies
and gentlemen certainly never appeared
10 a better advantage and Bessie's last
remarks were upon leaving the Hall,
81 never knew | was blessed with SO
many good and kind friends as an,
now leaving in Wadsworth."
May the guiding star ever be over
Bessie is the good wish of her many
friends she leaves behind her.
JUSTICE
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-08

1he citizens gave a bali for the benefit
q The acquitted Carln strikers. The
boys were entirely without funds. not
having enough to pay their hotel bills
or their railroad fare home. Nearly All
oil The services wern donated Tor the bali
and the proceeds which were turned
over to the strikers amounted to $l05.-
Carson Appeal.
W. D. Torreyson, an old and respected
citizen OF arson died YESTERDAY in thai.
city aged 70 years. lie had been mar.
rled 40 years and leaves II widoa ani
I'VE children 10 mourn his loss. Tues,
are Attorney-Genera j. ID, rorreyson.
Mrs. Whistler nj Los Angels. and The.
Misses Belle, Jennie and Ada Tore, son.
Buy your f%en'ine, pine or redwood
shingles, clear and common lumber of
all sizes OF Foulks and Powning, Verdi
or Reno. The best mountain pine and
low prices, Common lumber on the cars
at Verdi at $40 PEI tbodsand. =
They were talking of the vanity o.
women aud one OF the few ladies' presenl
undertook a defence. "Of course" snt
said, Il admit that women are yain
aud men are not. Why," SUE added
with Il glance around, ''thc nerktie OF Tia,
handsomest nrsr in the room is eye,
now up the back Of his collar" Aud
then she smiled, for every man present
had put his hand up behind his neck =
Elk.
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0ns By One Inc Loved Ones Leave Us

~ N1SS ~ W.
The social given Wednes day evening
calls to my mind many renembraDces OF
the happy days spent IN Wadsworth.
Ne BID farewell to one whose presence
and soclability has %oftiines graced our
social gatherings. Since the aa ful strike
OF June and July last, the boys" have
oeen drifting away, N by one, to go
tliey know not Wneie in search of other
employment, Towards all points of thu
compass they have gone. W here Shall
sc meet again? Not Oh earth as we did
iii Wadsworth. But blame moi the men
for they did it, urged by all appeal to
their mauiiood. For nearly four yeasrs
/ have lived in Wadsworth and during
tiiat time it seemed to me as if we were
all brothers and sisters and belonged to
une family. We helped each other In
times oil need and shared with the needy
III our prosperity. But how, Wadswortb,
where We iiave spenL our little earnings
aud helped in many ways 10 build up, is
II, a selisr taken from us: ior in the
yunnper people OF a town like this lay
all her hopes. niiy she and hers EMO,
al The happiness, pleasures and lu% e
les this lie affords, are the best wsihes OF
AN Ex-fREnAN.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-08
No. 20.


A large number Of Knights OF pythias
accepted the invitation OF Grand Cham
cellor Aitein TO assist him last Thursda,
in instituiing Myrtle Lodge No. 20 at
Verdi. Knights from Virginia, Carson,
Reno and Wadsworth wendell their way
to the village which nestles in the Sierra
foothills. The aspirants for Pythian
honors numbered twenty-one who were
prepared for the occasion nv having a
new hail and new parapherE ALA In
readiness. The work wa we'll done and
'he baby lodge of Nevada has an aus
picious start. The Verdi ooss left moth
ing untnrned ia extending | os itality
and wound up With Il splented supper.
Grand Chancellor Aitkin is to be con-
graduated in sowing the seeds of Pyth-
ianism in such q promising field and We
feel assured of the success of tie new
lodge. 1t will undoubtedly flourish and
prove a benefit to the new knights, to
The town, and to mankind generally.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-08
The Earthquakes.

While mp at Reno the other day we
happened to meet Jim Moore, Ex-U. S.
,darsl.sl, and enqIiied how the people
oh The Ionistoek were getting along. He
SAYS times are pretty hard but that the
Lord seems to provide for the Oomstock-
ers for since they have got too poor to
buy tttir own cocktails, he gives them
Il Jolt every morning for nothing.
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I. 0. of 0. E. Reunion.

There will be a reunion and social OF
the members of the order to be held al
Fraternal Hall on the evening CT We'd.
desday Dec. IL, under the auspices of
Mount Horeb Encamfment No. IL. All
Odd Fellows and their families frater-
nally Invited to attend. Assemble at
the ante room at 8 O'Clock P. N.
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<. II. Cowles has on exhibition at his
store II very choice selection OF holiday
y DDS 10 which your attention is invited.
He mas a new stock Of wall paper OF latest
~nesiy,,. anl a complete supply OF all sizes
oi Niadow glass.
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AS a Companion

Tor orr Gelts' Cork sole for f4.5O, we
nuvr II ,i,ik kid hand sewed for ladies, in
81. Lonis aud iicadilly zoe, at $500.
Il. Griswold. =
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-08

WHEN you want a 'good" cigar go to
the Postoffice. Ask for Carmencita "2
fer," La Lerina "3 fer or tho best 90
fer" in town-Carl Dunder. Guaranteed
Eas ern make.
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Vpholstsring and Furniture Repairing
Ira M. Conkey has opened a furniture

ira NJ. COnkey has opened u IurnIIure
Repairing and upholstering shop i'll the
drug store building, east door. MI.
donkey is a first class workman and in
|'tes The public to call when anything is
wanted in his line.
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House For Sale

A new house of four large rooms, pan
try, closets, and cellar, large corner lot
Inquire at this Office.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-08

George McKennett is prepared to dig,
improve wells and do general work OF all
kinds. Leave your orders.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER s, 1894.


This weather suits the ice me OF the
upper 1%ruckee.
Mrs. q, j. Perkins is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. q. Ii, Hunt.
Good beef cattle are sail to be scarce
IN eastern markets. +
& W%innemucca has three faro games
running in full blast.
The light fall .of the beautiful snow
will improve the roads.
The pay rolls of the Comstock mines
for November was $S1 900.
Flour So 40 per cwt. at r. H. Cowles'
Mrs. Geo. Abbay and Lilah are visit
ing Mrs. James Abbay at Oak land,
Grape and tissue paper at San Fran
cisco prices at Mrs. Phillips and Linton.
Reno is preparing to entertain the
California newspaper men next We'd
,lesday.
Will Wadsworth pass the time honor
ed custom of a public Christmas tree
;his season?
p. K. Reid of Lovelock is again max
ing shipments OF iron ore to San Fran
cisco parties.
Miss Daisy Allen has been spending
the week at Wadsworth with her sister
Mrs. Z. Fl. Proctor.
The first crematory to be erected in
San Francisco is now in course OF con
struction in Odd Fellows Cemetry.
When you stop in Truckee for a day
nr for month you should remcnIeber
you get the best accommodations at the
Whitney House.
Mr.. Patsy Gillespie is here from
Bakersfield on a visit and spends the
lime shaking hands with old friends and
over good old times.
The living picture, which must be a
meritorious institution since it has gain
popularity. is coming this way. A
company Of picture girls is EN- route 10
Nevada from California.
Feed is very scarce in this vicinity 10
and sheep, and owing to o ar
rival of snow and springs drying up.
they are unable to reach the winters
feed.-Reese Rivca Reveille.
1t is reported that several colonies vii
pc formed in Lyon county in the Spring!
The Miller & Lux ranch of about 23,0oo
acres will be cut up into ten, twenty and
ff,y acre tracts. and other changes are
spoken of.-rribune.
w. 4. Daltan, the Churchill county
rancher. brought in to Pike Il Wight
man 20 pigs, total weight 50W, pou'd5,
II there a rancher in the state who cati
heat this? and if SO from where does he
hail?
Pyramid Lodge No. 10 Knights OF
iythias has elected the folio wing officers
for The ensuing term; J. G. Erb, &. G.
L. j. Y4arsin, V. G. ; T. w. Fitzgerald
Prelate: A. Steele, NJ. Of w. F; 4.
schultz, NJ. OF f. G. A. Macpherson.
VI. of E.; C. D. Herman, X. OF X. and
S.; N. A. Hummel, NJ. at A.
Congressman Hartman. Repn.''ran'
If Montana, introduced a bill in Congress.
f,r the free cainase of silver. An i'm
p,rtant feature oi the bill requires in
n n, du irs to be in gold where articles
are brought from countries whose Gov
rrnments refuse to open their m'nls I"
the rec coinage OF gold and silver.
O. E. skinner, the Reno pho'oera-
rher, is pronounced as being one OF 't'
b.st artists on the coast. He Will COZ
,iuca yon Of his work when yon see his
.,nplty. Mr.. Skinner announces '''i'
10 all guarantee every picture. Nov
is the time 10 get your picture taken De-
lore the holidays.
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Domestic.

a fine sewing machine, latest improved
pattern OF the above make, for sale BY
j.. Griswoll. \
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ellsworth Commercial Co.

Something new, in Wadsworthy We don't say
one thing and mean another, but we mean ex
aotly what we say You buy
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BERN.

SCo1T-in Wadsworth, Nevada, December o
1894, to the wife Of JOHN Scott, a daughter.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-08

No ] East bound Express 1o,45 +. m 1t.oor :.
NO Z MestboGld Express 2:45 p. m. 800 p. m,
40 EAST Dpund Expires $50 4. m. e10 y IN
NO. : "estbou id Express 100 p. m. 7:iJ nm
& The Stage For s4I.Iw ,rrn and ohio,
oD'his Ia chnrehi county leaves the Nevada
'ouSs every Monday, Wednesday, and Fir day
morning at 7'41A, NJ, and returns the day follow
ne at 5:3O p. N.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-08

EE9 And the LARGEST Assortment OF
Fancy and Staple Groceries in the town
at Completing Prices.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-08
DIED.
For the Holidays!
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.

Have you seen those sample elegant Crayon
or Ink Fortraie5 uOH Deing presented 10
odeif customers by the
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-08
MARRIED.

ANDERSON -RoSMU5SEN-In Trackec, Cal.
Novea1her 90, 1891, b. Rev. James Whitaker
Chas. }. Anderson 10 Annie Marie Rosmus-
sen, both Of Trce!.eo.
tssMznsess.as@nnross 'sssur-r rse- snsvszrszzs
DIED.
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A Full and Complete Stock
of Groceries Always on Hand.

Enr Money Saved by Calling on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-14
THAT Pack MONEY.
Much Dissatisfsction is Exprsssed % 10 i's
Disposition.

The special appropriation OF sl2'"o py
- C,,,, council for the Improvement or
tho narks With the view OF helping the
nnemnloved OF the city, Is already
ho,e az contention. and the cry or par
tiality and favoritism has been raised
THE annroprlation has been appcruoheu
between the parks as follows: New fssser
vior. $4,000. Jefferson. 5000; Marshall
81 90: Riverside, 81 900.
So far work is only being done Oh ,ne
first three named parks. Plans Tor tne
latter have been drawn. ana Work VIII Ne
commenced very soon. .,.
Ar the meeting of the City Democratic
Committee Monday night a good deal oil
5tss,tIefaction was expressed in regard TO
the way the work was apportiohed' anu
=. resolution was passed requesting that
/, he apportioned equally among the sew
eral wards Of the city.
II was stated in that meeting that the
members Of the Grounds and Buhulhss
Committee, who are looking TO re-eleo-
ton at the coming primary, were pidoinS
their own friends on the work, 10 the eN-
clusIon Of those from other wards ana
peopIe who were not their supporters.
| interviewed Mr. Daniel Higgins, keep
or Of Marshall Park, where thirty-"he
men are employed in grading the lo"eI
section Of the park next TO Main street
and Williamsburg avenue. making TER
races, walks. and driveways
Mr.. Higgins says that his instructions
we're received from Col. Cutstaw, ana
NOT from the Grounds and Buildings Com
mittee. and that they have been carried
out to the letter. The instructions pro-
vide that preference shall be given 10
men with families. I'm need OF work. lie
has had about eighty applications TOT
places, and has taken them on the pan
of first come. first served.
Among the hands employed are phlht-
ers. bakers. brickiayers and other me-
chanics without employment az theH
trades, who were glad 10 work with
spade and shovel for $50 per day 10
support their dependent families.
Mr.. Higgins says that of these about
fifteen came 10 him with letters or re-
commentator from members Of the city
Council, but that those had not received
any favoritism over others. When asked
II any complaint had been made TO him
that other wards outside Of Marshall ward
were not receiving recognition, he said
he had heard Of it indirectly but none
had been made to him. When asked in
regard 10 JacksoE ward. he said he had
received only one application. and he
had that on file in regular order.
There were about seventy-iive men en-
ployed at work on New Reservoir, JEFF
ferson. and Marshall Park the latter
half OF March. and that number has been
increased as the work has expanded by
natural growth, and the number will be
still further increased as It progresses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-14
son had the woman In the armory and

.or had the woman In the armory ana
was there with her
witnesses were also produced who
stated there had been card-piaying on
sunday and at other times for money III
the assembly-room Of the Blues Inc
Plues produced witnesses who denied the
charge Of card-playing. but an ex-iieu-
tenunt Of that company, who Is now a
private. admitted that ne had Witnessed
a game OF cards in the assembly-room
for cigarettes for stakes
This IL practically all that came out OF
the examination except some mihoi
points of no interest 10 the pubic
The result OF the inquiry Will be nrst
made known at headquarters. Inc eNi
dence is now in the hands OK 800 az
stenographers, who took 1t, ana VIII -, NC
sent to Richmond as soon as IL can oe
typewriter. .,, no
In ito publication OF the testimony pc
fore the court-martial. the byhonous !,
News of the 18th gives TINS iepo'' VI
CAPTAIN Seay's testimony
Captain Seay was examiner anu ="
a minute account Of h's movements az
ter he separated from watson on Slai'i
street He came down TO Ninth street,
80 ,har 70 Church street, and looked
aro,rd 10 see IL he could get glimpse
90 watson. He did not go TO the arnofy,
ona had no idea Watson had taken the
,yo,nan there. When in front OF the post
once he saw Watson come out OF the
aruorv. called him across the street. ana
asked him where the woman was. " heh
Informed that she was In the armory' ne
neremptorily told Watson to get her ou'
of there quick. Later, on the way nome
he asked Watson TO resign.
I'm reply TO question by b's coui ',s
he said there had been no caru-playi, ms
for money I'm the Blues room since ne
had been commissioned"
This IL the report the same paper gives
OF Mr.. Ford's testimony:
n II. Ford says he was appoin'eu q
lieutenant I'm the Blues, but never went
70 stand the examination, ana hau sens
IN his RESIGNATION. He had seen ohrus
nIave1 I'm the Blues room for cigarettes
but not for money. He said that since
the occurrence Of last "Wednesday nish'
he had asked Abner Richardson 'the ne
gro witness) If Seay had had nythlhs
TO do with getting the woman III Tue
arn,orv. Richardson had answered no
When asked why he said Seay did' h ,',
ardson had replied that they hau mn mn
sSeered' by threats that IL ne o'un
testify ne would be put In jail OF 'ne
penitentiary'