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The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-24

and good food in plenty, tends to make chill
! dren healthy. If children suffer. however
/ from Scrofulous, Skin or scalp Diseases-ii
their blood is impure and pimples or boils ap=
pear, they should be given the right medicine.
/ Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery brings
about the best bodily condition. 1t purtes
| the blood and renders the liver active As well
as builds up health and strength. Puny, pale,
| weak children get a lasting benefit ana "a good
/ start" from the use OF the "Discovery.' Ii
puts on wholesome flesh. and does not nauseate
and offend the stomach like the various: prep
arations of Cod liver oil. It's guaranteed to
cure you, or your money Is returned
DR. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation. head
aches Indigestion, dyspepsia. one dose
Sold by all dealers.
The Harlem sage says that il the eating of
horsehesh ever becomes popular the steaks
from race horses will be found pretty tough.
Improper and deficient care of the scalp Will
cause graynes of the hair and badness. Is
cape both by the use of that reliable specific,
halls Hair Remover.
He-Who will take care of the children
when the new woman has her rights? She
There won't be any TO take care OF, my dear
man.
Ayers Hair Vigor Is certainly remarkable
preparation and noth hing like it has ever been
produced No matter how wiry and unman-
ageable the hair may be, under the lnhuence
of this incomp 4rable dressing, it becomes soft
silky, and piable to the comb and brush.
"Great reforms are seldom accompl- he'd
without bloodshed, - was the consoiing thought
of the man who decided to do his own shaving
Read Ayers Almanac which your druggist
will gladly hand you, and note the wonderful
res of rheumatism, catarrh, scrofula, dys-
pc psa, eczema, debility, humors, and sores,
BY the use of Ayers Sarsaparila, the only Sar-
saparilla admitted at the Worlds Fair.
Spencer. SHOW me man who likes to be
interrupted in the middle of sentence
Ferguson. All right. Come along with me to
sing Sing
yield not to misfortune
was afflicted with catarrh last autumn,
During the month Of October could neither
taste or smell and could hear but little. Elys
Cream Balm cured it.-Marcus Geo. Shautz,
Railway, N. H.
| suffered from catarrh of the worst kind
ever since boy, and never hoped for cure.
but Ely's Cream Balm seems Ia do even that.
Many acquaintances have used - with excel
lent results.-Oscar Ostrum. Is Warren Ave,
Chicago, III Cream Balm is agreeable
At first success makes name; afterwards
the name makes the success.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-24
PILES! PILES PILES

Or. WiriaIas | biuu Tie Ointment will cure bnad
Breeding Ulcernteu and Itching Plies, 1t Hhsofbs The
tumor5 a,ays the Itching at ou1e acts a. pouiilee
gives itls tnn relief nr. Wilkins Indian Pie OH l.
met is prepared ony for Piles and Itching Of TIA. pr
vate parts and nothing else knch box guirsnteed
So.d by druggists, sent by mai, - 90 per box
WILLIAMS MFG co. Props, Cleveland, o.
&c 4. SAM SON. Sk9wheghn Agent.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-24
FOR SALE ,!
NO. 3 m ECH a MIC ST.,

Second hand Pianos.
Earth Closet.
show Cases.
Sewing Machines.
Sleighs and Wagons.
" HaTue sScs.
% stoves.
Platform scales.
Cash paid for Rags Rubbers. Old Metals
Furniture and all kinds of seoo a hand goods
want to buy for cash "a two horse wagon
sled two sets double Harness. one horse Tip
cart, on9 straight runner single horse-sled
one single work harness.
Don't imagine am here for fun or pleasure
business is business with me.
Rn,neclfnllN.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-24
J. y, JOH NNTON,
OF the firm of Johnston X Douglass,
For Over Fifty Years

Ifa fool aud his money are easily parted,
will somebody ted us how il Is that th re are
So many II Ia fools?
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-24
Patten, Druggist.
HUMPHREYS

DR.. Humphrcys' Specifies are scientifically and
carefully prepared Remedies. used for years In
private practice and for over thirty years by the
people with entire success. Every single Specific
q special cure for the disease named.
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-24

To all whom il may concern:-I take great
pleasure in testifying to the efficient qualities
Of the popular remedy for eruptions of the
skin known as E. +. =. Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium | suffered several years
with an unsghtly and dlsag eeable eruption
on my face. and tried various remedies to re-
move it. none of which accomplished the OBJ
iect, until this valuable preparation was re
sorted to After taking three bottles, IN &C
cordauce with directions, am now entirely
cured. -
The Somerset reporter., 1895-01-24
yield not to misfortune.


~ sacred clam chowder" Is advertised fol
Sunday lunch by Boston saloon keeper.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
THE BOND QUESTION.
Discussion Of Il Btfiro tho Fourth
Precinct ropulisI Club.

Alta meeting OF the Fourth preoino,
Porullst club held last evening Ia
Taggerps hall the question Of bonding
SAT- Lake county for s555, 900 was dis.
cusstd.
l.. II. Gray was elected chairman,
after which Henry w. Lawrence
spoke agalnit the issue II b0nds The
debts OF tue city had rapidly accumu-
lated anu large amounts Of bonds had
been issued, and now tue county court
favored the Issuance Of b0nds. These
bonds were a mortgage on every mnn'H
property and increased tue rate Of
taxation, winch would keep Investors
from coming here. Expenses should
be reduced Instead Of contracting debts
Ior future generations 10 psy. Tho H.
suing " bonds had become craze,
and NJ present 1920, 600 In interest was
being rent out Of the Territory. lie
favored the discharge Of the indebted
ues5 u the county gradually Instead
Of paying 81 for tl, ~ would bu done
by Issuing BJnds.
Selcclman A. &. Gcddes made a
statement OF the condition Of the
couuiy'a finances. lie said when the
new felecImen took charge OF the
nnAife, wAffanta Ia tbs sum Uf si.8 600
had been issped Aud tho county was
indebted 10 the amount of sju,UOO "
Gao, 900 for which warrants had not
beeL Issued. Under the ruling Of the
Supreme court u wns held that the
county could not contract inIebied.
mess Ia any ono year In oxcrhs Of
i33s, C0J. He stated that II was im-
possible for tie county 10 meet its
obligations Without issuing blonde, auu
II they were Issued the cOunly's yusi.
ness could be- conducted on cash
basis, aud would be the gamer OF NJ
least $40, 900 year.
Warren Foster spoke Ia opposition 10
tho bond issue, which simply meant
the signing u the names OF the future
generation 10 a promise 10 pay money
used by the present generation, and
tho county would continue ~ get
deeper In uett
N. -. Dresser was the concluding
speaker. He did not take a positive
stand on either eide. While no was
opposed 10 bonds he did not see how
the county could avoid II under the
clroumstaneeA
ANOTHER MEETING.
At the meeting Of the WorBlugmen's
Protective and Political Reform ass0-
citation held IN the Tunnel, Warren
Foster, Joseph Edwards and J. w.
Smell spoke against the tonding propO.
Fltiou
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

THE FENCING MAsrER.-Lnst night
was society night al the Theater with
vengeance, Every first nlghier In
the town was In his or her place eAgsr
10 greet the widely advertised Whit
ney OPEN Co., and the entire town
wore tue brilliant ami crowded aspect
hat was wont 10 be familiar sight In
Salt Lake, but which now IN a specta.
Gle seen but once or twice In "A whole
season.
The Fencing Master scored most
pleasant and enthusiastic success.
While some may have been disap-
pointed who went expecting to sec an.
other Robin Hood or Rob Roy--ior tho
Fencing Master Ia no such opera either
in music or lioTettO "a De koven's two
prize wUrks-yet the whole thing was
20 brightly and sweetly rendered, the
players and singers 40 capable,
The chorus go fresh anu the
scenery anu COSTUMES 20 bright, that
no one but mitauthrope could have
failed 10 tind enjoyment In the enter.
tainmenl. If the organization has a
star IL IN Miss Dorothy Morton, a ~.
pranO with excellent voice, charming
figure AMI graceful manner. She won
some tremendous and well deserved
encOres IN both her solo ami concerted
work. No less Interest Was felt In the
appearance Of Mics Bertha Bayliss, n
young lady reared IN this city, and
who Onos appeared here In Madame
YOung's opera OF Sampson oi Omaha,
Miss Bayll was quite submerged with
flowers after her solo, aud for two
recalls sho gave Home, Sweet Home,
anu tho Last IL 90 u Summer. Ii was
evident that she was very nervous, Tor
excellent as her voice IL she did not
sing either song At her very hest, and
the words VI Home, Sweet Home, IA
the excitement OF actually being there,
He'd out Of her mind for a moment. An
excellent tenor 10 Mt. Stephens, and
his one Evtenade won heavy recall.
We could wish he had more to 10 In
the Opetp.
Mr. florence, the baritone, Ia alto
capable singer who won some strong
applause. Tue comedy element was
la tbs hands VI Mcssrs. Gltufd ana
HUlbrOOk, who maze u great deal Of
meTTlmont. The orchestra, enlarged
for tue occasion, did come very good
work, ana the chorus, while not
heavy, was tuneiul, resh, animated
ADD good looking. The Indications are
that the y. II, o. sign VIII again DO
brought out tonight
AN ARABIAN NIquT at the grand
suGpreu somewhat bg tie strong cOun-
tor attraction, but tlete was stlll a
very fair h0utH In attendance and
Mf. Rogers ssya he has no complaint
10 maze. he and Stage Manager
IaRk arc busy this week fehtufaiug
Engaged aud looking up copies OF
Young Mr.. Winthrop. This Is a play
In which Miss Batemsn, Mr. Hunting
ton, Miss Cooke aud Mr.. Clarke SHOULD
specially shine,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
IMPERFECT
VISION

Is caused by the length and shape Of
the cycbail. When the proper jimen.
sions OF the eye are accurately ascer-
tanned It is easy to prescribe the proper
glasses.
But by the methods commonly in
vogue, glasses are fitted by the oculist
trying successive test glasses until TIE
patient selects combination which he
thinks improves his vision. This b. o 1ly
guess work on the part OF both.
Glasses given under such conditions
rarely give perfect satisfaction, owing
10 the eyes becoming easily confused
when being tested.
By Dr. ShrlmcrdIne's original meth
DDS an accurate measurement OF Tho
irregularities OF the conea, aud the
length Of the eycball Is tlkcn by scIcn.
ti6c instruments. which record results
that do not vary fraction OF an inch,
one instrument proves another thus
making a mistake absolutely impossible.
lie has fitted many hundreds and
given universal satisfaction.
Every pair OF glasses arc especially
ground TO sui, the pcculiaTiucs OF each
case, and guaranteed,
As all examinations are free Il will
cost you nothing 10 find out whether
your vision can Doe benefited OF not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
GEOLOGY.
lnl,retlns lecture by DR.. TalmHge 10
a. 4lBreclatlNo Audience.

"a 4FBrCcIatl,e Audience.
Ttskctlre delivered by DR.. James
T. Talnige last evening was given IN
hl, uiuil impressive style and was
ally appreciated by tho very large
alglilee ne was shown by the strict
iltti1n given. Tho aisles and en-.
lapss Of the hall were crowded aud
mar had 10 leave for lack VI room.
TIE hhtOfY aud field Of the science
VI geology was briefly explained, alter
vhleh tue speaker referred TO the COM
mon error OF considering geology rs
mttsly study Of the crust " the earth
inllat 10 lithology aud mineralOgy.
Gt0logy was said ~ be the science OF
NE earth ~ member OF the great
void kingd0m, ana 10 cannot be
,ilgutd to auy Of the three Kingdoms
q nature, mineral, plant on animal.
Tue hnoilul theories ANA sptculaliOns
Of the Infancy Of geology have been
iipAced by true investigation. The
speaker dwelt upon the declaration Of
cot Oldest recOfd-"ln the beginniug.n
what man calls the beginning may
10 10 reality the ending, anu wise
vsua. The point was illustrated by
he case o. lump u coal burning 10
Wpof and nsh. The existence OF the
Nild seems 10 be At an end but new
b,dlts have come into being. The
laliaoy and common error Of reasoning
liom The premises that all geological
l'iees have always acted at tue same
Ihe.and Intensity received full il.ustTa.
uon and weight.
Tue Bible, sacred book as II IL, and
Indeed "a Is every book Of truth, should
ho1 DO perverted or wrongly
Nplledi assuredly tho Bible was no,
written 40 text hook Of Geology.
IL. he tlefeoplioon was then used 10
Illustrate an historical sketch ti the
,Llh, between forty anu my beauti-
w rams being shown. The iucOTrect
aeoi Tue term, earih'B crust, was re-
sIel lO' By pictures and models dit
Nipaneea Of strata ana faults were
,lohn and explained. Among the
t.nla Illustrated were ANN luiles, til.
.N.e',btauiilul orinoids or stone lilits,
Ivy rain drop marks and rlpples.
t.Allscapesi Of the devonian and car.
S'lNelous ages and oharaoterieiic.an ami
49, VI eAeh were thoNn, thtn came
'.o uuSe creatures OF the Mes0zllu era
,seo OF reptiles; the great fish lizard,
uHy9aAutub, anu among ny.
ls creatures the winged fep.
w plerodactyl; the long neckeI
ls,'paautls anu many others. Slabs
Nono with footprints OF animals W eTe
s.ynh bound together In books. The
v ..9us deposits OF chalk received
IVY ,,on' A soeue OF the glacial period
Ivy 'le great ice cap covering a large
NoI the earth; aud the skulls OF the
"9tllio period.
h, q ~ lecture allowed clearly that there
eJIseh an all'pefvading unity In the
V,Npment Of the earth, leading BY
ess perhaps 10 DO measured by
a mites, TO the great contamination
m,S naollaOle earth; the advent Of
N, W., w. ueolated to be no chance, but
h0Oi. F'N'N " " b'e@' SIea'oI's
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
THE DISTRICT COURT.
1,,, $4,000 Damage Suit A5alns! tho
City Railroad Co.
,glye OF FURTHER TESTIMONY
r,,,ilorlal supreme Conri Meets To-
morrou-Au on nay in the pro'
bate Court, Bic.

Nh, machinery OF the Third district
,bss moved slowly today. Cniei
lice Msrnt. aud = jury have been
.,t,,g with the TRIAL Of the $4,000
Wie'n,n espit brought by Mary f..
sni,6 against tue salt Lake Clly
u.ittaI company anu ~ nor
IN likely that lbe emu VIII NC
.rbsd by adjournment time TINS
.Ss,ns5p, in which event ihe lutihof
ss,ing wil 20 over until Monday
ns rbory arc numbcr Of vii
W." ip tho case and counsel on bo1h
uu,,.sa,, maaiug a hard nghL
W.. fscls wuf0 given IN those col
y..t,ruay. Airs. smith Travelled
u lLis.',f the compauy's cars between
,rsmrls and Fourth west tlroeta
F,bv. aud, 1893, aud upon reaching
t.sttnatiOn the car wHH stopped for
LID alieht. As she was In the net Of
l,.,vlpy on the motoTman re.siaricd
n,ssill,ranI The plaintiff was thrown
Violently to the gfound' sustaining
,sysfe' Inirfnsl Injuries which hro
Claimed 10 DO ola permanent character.
NEGLIGENCE and carelessnets on the
~ oi the do,ondsn1a' employees are
clargtd.
womiINU ~ CHAMBERS.
Judge Bafich has buol occupied In
cbsm6ers since his return from Paro-
v,n writing Supreme court OPINIONS.
the SUPREME COURT
An Adjourned session Of the Terri
iohal supteme court VIII DO opened NJ
n am. tomorrow. A. least that IL tue
bolf OF present named. ChArlet
Tb'sde,the Murray wife murderef,no
mined within tue dark walls Of the
r,nllentiafy under sentence OF death,
I'M be auxiously awaiting tho result Of
nj. arueal IL IN the district court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15

Jung was turned over to him. lie was
taken to the cts hall, whore he con-
Quoted himsoli quietly until he
managed 10 csceps. He was located
a, tho 81. James hotel aud taken back
police heACq larters, where he was
locked ~,
Jung has. teen In Salt Lake ior some
limc, aHgngvd ~ a dealer In real estate
and mining stocks, anu financial 10.
verses seem to have unbalanced bic
MUD.
At the police station he said no did
not think Of taking his life, tut WAS
only 3 wing . little sTou. About 10
u'oloo this morning he was Get Al
libert,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
Al i've O'Clock tho convention ad-
burned until two pm. today.


monts Follow HcadinE OF tho
minutcs-Woman suffrage
Memorial
President Smith called the Conven-
zion to order at the usual time this
afternoon and Rev. Father Kelly OF
the Catholic church offered prayer.
Roll call showed that considerably
more than a quorum was present
lSieRol, OF Weber, catching the eye
OF the president, saii; ~ believe that
prayer has now been offered 10 tubs
Convention by representatives OF all
the churches except the Jewish.
simply call your attention 10 that fact
In order that no denomination shall
be overlooked"
The ChAir-Nonelshall be, assure
you. The Jewish church viii also DO
ADDED 10 tho list
Another MINUTE AMENDMENT
sEANCE.
On tho minutes OF yestorday's sos
sion being read, there was the usual
Jangle In record correction which by
the way appears TO DO IA regularly
looked for ~ the hour Of adjournment,
aNNhNhNAH VI ANiAANN AhNNAA khhk
"wherever Withdrawn motions or
resolutions" appear in the printed
minutes they bb stricken out on the
ground that II was useless 10 cucumber
the record with uuourrlUd propositions.
llimball raleed the pOiit OF order
That the minutes could be- "nelther
amended or corrected" Ia t4o manner
indicated.
The chair sustained Kimbglps point
Of Uruer and Eyaus,of Weber, appealed
iIom the decision and proceeded h
discuss the question when
President Suith said; "The question
Ia not dthalable."
Evaus-Mr. Presidout, under tho
rules we have adopted Ii most assur-
edlY n.
Then followed a sharp cnllouuy pnf-
licipattd IN by oeveral Of tns mem.
bers, the President In the meantime
consulting the rules. Finally he
usktG:
"Shrll the deolsion ithe chair stand
az the Judgment II the COnvenuon?U
Ouos more the proposition was
opened up to debate, and
Kicks moved the previous question.
Another delegate moved that the
previous question lay ON ths
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
CONNER GAL.

SALT LAKE gLEARiNu HOUSE,.
TOIAyiH c.earlr mouse exchanges
amounted to sl7g0ji. Same day iasl
year Sl2S,3l0.
TODAY'5 QUOTATIONS..
New York.-5llysE Gia, LOAF, So
London.-3ilyeE 80 l.i6i.
ORE AND BULLION,
Wells, Fargo & o., received today:
Penn. bullion, $3.50.
Mccormick q Go, received today.
lbex matte, BI,lO0; nanRuor bullion,
$4,000. Total, SilOl
II. Il. JonOs a %, received today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15

The ofiert and teachers Of the sur
Jay schools Of this Stake will hold
,htit regular meeting on Monday even
ing nett at 1850 O'Clock. The Eighth
ward school will furnish the musical
exercises, aud an interesting program
viii 10 given. A full attendance q
satvalh school workers IL desired.
J. IL. PARRY,
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
Given Forty DAYS.

&c. Smith, vino was arrested thls
mofnlng on n charge Of petit larceny
va convicted IA the police court this
,ftrnson and sentenced TO forty dayP
InpflsonmcuL Smith, according 10
lbt evlleucy, stole the sum u $40 from
Tbomas Barber " tho Elk ualoOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
Petty Thieying.

The residents OF Sugar House ward
have been much annoyed for some
time past by party OF young men who
have been indulgiug In petty thiev!ug.
Three Of the Uiiendefs were arrested
today, taken before tho Justice there
aud plead guilty. They viii be- SOL
fenced later on,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
No Mouruers There.

"DE"Louis spiegcl, the prisoner who
died IN the Utah pemtentiafy early
yesterday morning. was buried ihis
afternoon Just outside the walls Of that
institution, at n spot whore the re-
mains Of other deceased o0nvicls are
laid. Nothing has been learned Of
Spiegel's relatives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
WOULD.BE SUICIDE.
''' Jung Purchased a Gun With
which to End Ills Life.

+, I'i, Jung was arrested and placed
h,. ',a 'as! night Tor threatening to emu
R,, NV WIN a gun which he bought at
.smr,tins's gun store. Ho frat at.
9nd,beIl 70 oulaln a revolver nj soC.
boz hi store ON Second South street,
3ftbs actions aroused the susplolon
aava ana be refused 10 lei him
md ~. lie then went to Browningis
iriieis '4esued In getting tho deslred
,hs ~ IVY seeing his strange antios
'i called for an oiiioer and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15

convention SNAP Shots
There was no Latin Ia tho minut 5
.odRy.
Tho introduction OF "doad language,
CNpTOHsiOns into tho COnVbnuln
mend, strange 10 relate, had anything
but "doAdeuing" effect on the dele
gAtos. There was not single one u
them who did uJg cXhiDlt unusual In.
iioalious Of life when the journal wa,
read. In that respect the advanced
method Of minute making produced "a
decidedly beneficial elect.
Thoreson, OF Cache, last evening, In
the Convention, created somewhat u
a stir among the inlrOduceTs oi pTopu-
silions by wanting 10 know where
they got their lt0as ifom. SquiTes, OF
salt Lake, sought % assure tbs gentlt.
man from tue roth that they were
original, but he shook his head oleIu.-
ously and only said, 81 hope So"
A steel engraving OF President
Cleveland WAS hung ia the Convention
chamber today opposite the Likeness OF
George Washington,
Tho distance rom Washington To
Cleveland is lust i0rly-.wO feel-lue
width oithe C5uygnllou chamber.
chief Page Camp, who has been des.
criuod as plgkut edition OF great
man, is "a compact little bundle Uf
ublquity, accommodation anu polite
ne,s. lie M, however, as independent
as "a Roman ~ 90 arena entirely his
own.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
NOTICE

y,,ur srluANNUAL MEETING or THE
rt0etuU.dyTs of tHc Peoples Equitable
C0.uporat.yu Association Nlll Ir bold lu their
Monday. IurUN .I, ItH1, 1l $500 %, n. IuU uH.
lygf nf tho meeting Is 90 hCUr 600 HuEurll gc.
uort Ior Doc llfI aIN months and the transaction
10 suJn other business aa may properly come
''''' join ~. CANNON.
Secretary,
sal,LAko C.ty, March A., lssj,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
WIN non. rAGEAnN.
DR.. SHELMERDINE,
Onlce Hours, 10 to ..
scott-Aucrbaah Building,
iG2 Main street.
WATER sTocK foR REM.

Vnn SHARES uTAu q SALT LAKE.
wv Canal Company water stock Tor
rent ApuIy ar once. room a. Commercial
luOrk, san Na.r city, Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
sInrNe IN MAnILEI..

Ores, $1,000; bullion, $1,000. Total
$500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-15
AaAINBI CORY KIaIlr.

BY the same gentleman, PROPOSE.
ton that oil judicial decisions given in
the State OF utah shall be FREQ Tor
publication by any person Rud
no copyright shall ever DO grantod 10
any persOn, company or corporation.
Committee on judiciary.
At four o'clock tue convention waa
discussing the question ~ ~ whether
or not II should adjourn uatlli Monday,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-30

DR.. priee's Cream 8afine pomoer.
pStite neutrality-suspicious. aas,siGuune.