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TOday's Police Court.

Mary Doe, whose true name IL Mrs.
Parrot, forfeited s. for drunkenness.
Charles Brown was fined 81 for rid.
Ing ~ bicycle In Liberty park after
dark without light.
jacob Mum, German, was ar
tAignej on the charge Of burning
manure within tho city limits at other
time. than during tue forenoon. The
complaining witneis was Fred Swan.
cor. Tho defendant plead guilty aud
sentence was set for O'Clock today.
This Afternoon Charles PrisS,ly and
HOldsn O'Connor wers nued SO each
anu thirty days imprisonment Tor
stealing garden hose and . lawn mower
rom house opposite President
fCung's grave. Tue sentence did not
sgtoe with them Mt all. One especial
ly desired 10 get Tree that lie might 70
with his aunt to ranch Ia Wyoming.
Charles SplAip, hgAlusl whom
charge oi abusive language was
brought by Fireman Bywater, has
been delayed for several days by the
illness OF the complaining witness.
He will probably procure bonds Of Sl6
hN't shhh it hhfy Wv hbN"NA w N@f'
the city ior about four months.
william Carter, who plead not
guilty 10 drunkenness yesterday, was
allowed 10 20 on his own fecognizauco
until Monday ut . o'clock, Ns the wit
nsests were not present,
The sentence Of jacob Mum was aus
pended inItilDiiely NJ he was not able
10 procure g. u pay his hne and the
court did not wish to seud MIN to jail.
Joteph Chapman WAS present - at
swor 10 the charge Of beating his wife,
nut y, she did not appear 10 prosecute
ho was SLOWED TO ~ 90 $50 bonds.
Justice Smith has become tired u suon
cases aud this time he determined 10
make an example Of the complaining
witness, and ihe will be- SUI pu ibed and
will appear before the court on Mon.
day AFTERNOON.
There will 10 no session Of the police
court tomorrow.
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"MORMON"
TABERNACLE
October 3 and 4, 1895.
Presidents OF the day, OF Gov. Arthur
l., Thomas, Uoy. ua.oh W. wost.
Look / TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
will be given in prizes.
READ THE FOLLOWING LIST OF
PRIZES AND CONDITIONS!

l..lor the beet grand chorus u MIXED voices
,of not more shan 10 uur Ices than 90. I. fCus
dttlhs "a rue uIuuuus Suuz' ~ lytdutn"
ltgW IT, fAfry's uptrH, UiluwcuI do. 'ts alss
Of btstfrL. .-trpITus. utst pUfr. ssUg, gold
medal o. conductor second pine. flUy, baton
10 conductor These uUufuses NAV De- accom-
panied " Wo pianos W piano ana CABINET
.-nsst military baud contest mo, more than
twenty ave piVyrs nor ltss than tWtutYI, "iUst
uNgHutu' .Ir4'rrf, uui Urts $40, sold
medal 10 rsHdurtOTs
s-iiU,t male chorus, 40 Arms To- Arm. poo
.pr Parry not moio thsu forty yslrcs nor
lgss than unity, hfst prTe, $40, second priu,
i-llcst lAd,g. chorus. THE Bridal Of lho
llfd'' lbfu.ry luUhATdsI mot more than
thirty voices nor lees than twenty i've, nfst
~ % ". SECOND WHg il'.
h"hrsl miscellaneous chorus, "llv SUM
mrT. |HWUut.. IthiTty 60 lhIIN live voices
competition t1ftnUtuu TO ward ,uoFs boz GALES
ui trai and atruud class. regular organizations
in Hrlttw'utF mot UT'trt 500 baton Go UuUa
uuttuf sutuuH UrFc. fsH. HAiuu Go IUuuuU Tor
.llls CHORUS tn be accompanied ny piano NJ
0-urs'mag quatIeuc. "lsorofa' ,uGutsr.
ne,l ladies' guauc'ts, "Uc,ponsa" ,Bsn.
'-us'l duct, soprano and tenor. "slAy Thou
WIN Me .-trpHtus 3ln
1-bg't Tenor solo 20 sso Thee, Love. 10
kyty luwor" .Nbt. 300 s HaIsIJ
N=hrst soprano colo. -lEU separation"
Hpsflui|, o. lat, iU.
IL Hest UtulDbo NJ bass solo "UamHrlan
War Nols' iron song Of Wa.rs- WrhardsI,
l!-Uet gouuaIto solo. "s,orm and Sun
sAine" lDuiIcy Uucsl. 3 minor. 50.
l3-brst hArp solo, so
utagrI
ls'for me beet musical composition sul,
Ahle Tor male chorus. %, compose 10 select
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to get tho dog 10 go into the water
alone, he tied the halter strap TO the
dogs collar, mounted the horse aud
drove into the river.
The place he drove iuto 10 called the
fatal hole on scoount Of - many people
having been drowned there; II lei sort
OF whirlpool and as the hOrso entered
the deep water, II stepped into this
hole throwing lie rider %, when he NJ
once sank. Word was ivimcdlately sent
~ police heaIquattst. aud Chiei DA.
yenpoft responded 10 the call. When be
reached tho place. Tue desd dog an1
horse hHi been dragged out by people
who had arrived upon ths scene, UIt
the body Of The youug man hal not
been recovered. A search was a. ouue
made and the body foun II shortly axe,
Attempts NJ tesu,oiatiOn were mAd',
tat TO no avail, the young mah hAd
been In the water over nj hour, AMI
life whs extinct. The deceased was
about IL yeAfs Of age, ana lived with
his widowed mOlhor, on Adams
avenue, iusI norm 81 the Farrell t'f.
race. Wtrn the news vas broken 10
his mother. tho was completely pre-
ttated and hur condition was such that
physioihus had TO he summoned 70 at
tend her. The young man was at otr
time employed by the Wells, Fargo
Co., anu gave promise OF = Ncfy bright
future.
An inquest wss held today and a
verdict returned In accordance with
the facts hbuve stated.
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Personal Paragraphs.

II. l.. klrkmAn aud NJ. Pasteiu, OF New
YORK, are at the Cullen.
Tho Templslon has party OF ogden
people, consisting OF Mr.. and MTs. J. l..
Craig and Mrs. A. L. Brewer.
en-. Taylor and J. II. Willard, OF Price,
Utah, are Walker guests.
MI. and Mrs. Henry T. Wood and
J. \. q. White, OF Denver, are NJ the
Knutsiord.
James II. breckenridge, o. 81 Louis, is
at the Cullen.
The Walker has J. II. Phillips. +. NJ.
Root and Miss Beaugh, OF Alauama.
J. A. Fanton and wife and Mrs. scott,
Of Danbury, Conn, are at tho knuts-
ford.
Julius Issy, Of Do Lamar. Idaho, is at
tho Walker.
Mr and Mrs. NJ. G. Peters, OF omaha,
are at the kuutsfoid.
The Knulsford also has Dr. i. II.
Cromwell and wife, Of Washington,
ID. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. r. Elarlyu and son
and daughter are TomplelOn guests, They
hail from Columbus, Mich.
Kibler. of pepyer. ia nt thu TsmnIc.
ton.
AT the Walker ''
Mrs, Z, L. Conley sud wiz III, Colo, Of
Denver, are at the Cullen.
The Walker has +. Is. Mansfield. OF
Woodruff, H., and Ralph Gombrig, Of
Chicago.
Georgo W NH. and ,,,,, -, rui.
Kansas are At IN" T,nni.,on ,'' " '-'''''
'''' f''''"'
Miss Cora Snowdou, Of IT, Joseph, Mo.
Is at the Knu'sford.
~ a.i,,,t. p-,. 4, ,---
chics.nsn. 49, u a, ~ H. Ir lnN ~, "oo'gc'
"sV"'' NV =" wv ''"'P'o'o"'
The Walker has l.. W. Andrews. A.
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Lands Opeued for Entry.

UNIFIED STATES LAND OfFIcE, Salt
Lake CITY, utsb, July 20, ls95.-The
United States surveyor general for
Utah Territory has nled IN this tillcs
the following agricultural plsis (frac.
tional
Township s north, range . west
Tow nship o north, range = wet.
Township 10 north, range ? west.
Tow nship IL north, range . west.
Notice IL therefore hereby given that
on anu after September o. 1895. this
office will receive applications iOr tut
entry Of lands la said township.
BYRON GROo, Register.
FRANK HARRIs, Receiver.
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EDWARD BEAUN
ALulHIt nl,AiN.
l.biikItT lil,Ahl.
MkRsHAL,s SALE

DURsUANT TO AZ EXECUTION TO sic
Il directed BY the Disturt Court " The
1hifd Judicial District Of the Territory "
ttAh, shall expose Al public sale 81 tLU wet
front door Of the county court house new city
and county buildingI In the city ~ SAT- lakr
County u salt LAKE and Territory of tAu, us
the 2Jth dAN u August, 1919 at 10 % clock to- hll
the Tight title, clam and interest ~ IuaOphuut.
Ter on November 10th, 49,, or that he has
bincc SECURED Of, iu aud 10 tue following
described real estate tuswtt
Inc northwest quarter 90 Of the northeast
quarter ~ Of section twenty sN 600 and the
north half ltl u NE northwest itHarlsT { ~
" section twenty "a .shI In township one llI
south, range one 10. est, salt Lake meridian,
IN salt LAhe tsuuW uiAh Territory,
Also tue souGnu1st quarter 90 OF tho south,
west quarter Ia.t section WeutysthrVr I4i|,
township one UI south, range one 'lI east,
Salt Lake meridian, sait Lake County, ltAH
Territory.
t. be sold a. tue property Of Joseph DudIer
a. tho cut or N,sfHJIWvr \ sons
Terms Of sale, rAsb
NAT 81 HRIGIAM.
by l. l., ANyuIIa 4 : Marshal.
DEPUTY Marshal
Dated July !sth, i-.H
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VINO WILL BUILD THE JAIL?
Considerable Speculation as 10 Who
VIII lie the successful Bidder.

The question 10 often asked nova
days M to what has become Of the
proposition to build the proposed new
city Jail. The facts are that the last
time the matter was before the City
Council II was referred to q joint com.
mittse with authority TO advertise for
bids to te received not later than July
SOih.
There are several industrious COM
petitors In tho field and who the sue.
cessful bidder will DO cannot he more
than guessed Al now. Perhaps tho
latest applicant or rather contestant to
come Into tho Geld 10 Z. Emerson
CLAICHE, Of Cheyenne, Wyoming, with
system that 10 novel to say the least.
BY II the chances Tor escape by digging
or cutting through walls, floors, cell.
ings, doors and locke arc reduced 10 the
minimum. The celia which are con-
sttucIed on this plan are made entirely
OF iron or steel pipes which intercVni.
municate, so that water for instance
may DO kept In them under high pres.
sure Nil the time. In the event of a
prisoner attempting 10 saw his way
out he finds that when he has made
the slightest punciuTe n flood Of water
In upon him aud an automatic alarm.
sounded that arOuses tho warden and
guards instantly.
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ART, SOCIETY AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS

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Thea nesatto Costumes Fancy balls Described
lor Games Popular Recistons aud speeches. Paot Magic.
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Painting China. Entomology, Tho Flower Painting
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desert eBtry Of i6o scrss 10 township 10
south, Tange west, IN Utah county.
Joseph :. OnesoB, Of Fountain
Green, iiuRl proof Of homestead entry
NJ 100 acres In township l4ssuth, range
. eAst, Ia ssnpete county.
Samuel &. VIM, VI rsrowau, home.
stead entry Of 100 acres In township
33 south, rsnve Z west, w Iron county.
Myfon r. Davies, tt kanaffA, home.
teaJ entry Of 1875 62 scrss In township
81 south, range ~ west, IN Iron county.
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l-NtiIdirNt1ra WIt divide or withhold
pTITtH according 90 merit
!-AIl rhurs ,umruuH. frr Nus sud must
sIu. together after t.c contest, under tie
ltAicrsllr OF riot kysn stephens. The win.
uius rhurusDs WlIIa.sO NgIrHuTti To take uar.
When 'ncrs arc more ,H,1 i've entire,
preliminary ORGANIZATIONS Will Dc hc'd The
mpfuiEg OF October a al Assembly Hall
I-stI0ud pIIfCr WI only N" Ftru Nhun At
least three have entered competition.
.-lhr decision % the ad'1altAiors snAl ~
G..AIl me p1muusIuuu, shall be mo prop.
erty VI ttg ls,rdaieltummiliec unless other
.-surCssstul competitors shall lrisguIred
nrIst At the evening t0n"rrr
Competitions are ulaN 10 AL regard.
lees Of creed ur nationality.
AN crWUrius bands Nl.I form 90 a body
Igu'H|l.k noon IluGsiHF, october Iri ~
the Temp rtuU Hotel. aud march TO lhri
South ana Man streets, thence r'st 90 state,
sururo uurih 70 fUst south Thence NesIiu
Wet IoWuIu, thence NORTH 600 ne west gate OF
IumpIr UIUta. aud viii I.H" .hv Welsh uA.
u0ubl ar March ~ mo hlr. 90 harrch'
iWutr secretary fUg mus. furnished EraunN
Intending comp tNors must sUnd their
uamrs lu to The stgrrtNy before september lsL
S. H. Under uutuLlUt|HUs Will anyone Nt
allowed tp compete u1.r-a This rule IL com,
Muse 10 be- had VS. t0.I,cr * snclgoye Co,
Eistrdifud lloudgHarl,lt, MsIu street. sall
lave u.ty. Utah lN.f Will have the only
authurIfUI editions f#. lHu.' clutrst.
Connections wi.I Nr hDa lhursday after.
noon ana u.gut. October 80, and thc great
FESTIVAL NII ruurIH"" with q strand concert
ITIday night october I..
zoo fuftN,r particular write.
General ,,grruIy I.aa Ianos, salt Lake
ssrrc w siy f5r tolerate. 4. %. Roberts, ..0 Lin.
scrc ct" ~ ia,ao, T. 3, pa'', Editor lrty.
sccIstary ioT Wyom.n., james Uowrs. Amy
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PARTNERsHIP plssoLYIp.

fINnis Is 10 NOTIFY AL PARTIES COS
i ycrnri, that tho uarinUubIp hitherto
existing between Edward, Robert aud Albert
L, Brady, Known a. BfAty -uus, IL hereby
dissolved, Auh Robert brady Will continue the
business a. tho corner ~ rUN'uh tasl aud
seventh south Streets, and will collect 20 a.
counts ana nay al liabilities contracted ~
that osthbushWU1L
kdNari aud Albert 4. HfAly will conduct
tho business NJ the corner " Third South and
Nluth East streets, and viii Ne TtspuutIu.e Tor
all accounts contracted by them
Ibis dissolution II by tile consent ~ all ar.
ties here mentioned.
EDWARD BHAUN.
ALulNIt ul.AUN.
AptlfItT UkAHN.
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SAD DROWNING Ar OGDEN.
'"'n Orlh, n ionug Man OF High
Responsibility tns unfOrtu-
nate Victim.

'''''a' 20 he SGwA
uuDEN' July 26.-LAst evening an
,.s'leh' occurred here which has
muoS sorrow In the hearts OF many OF
wi oesI citizens, and which resulted in
~ ueA'h Of Mr.. Stein orth, young
$50 greatly respected In our commu.
IVY, II appears that about O'Clock,
n N'h urovs his rig down TO the
,susn nVer, at place near the Wei.
wy OF The Reform School. His dog
WIN him and he was trying TO
'u NO swim. Upon being unable
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COM Nj Il II CT AL.
nA11 Lazy cLEAKINo HousK.

Today. clearing house exchange,
anon ntsd TO S23L7Oi, zane day last
year, SlS0,7sg.
TopAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York.-Sllv.r, 66i lssd, $3.50.
Londou-8O 616i.
ORR AND BULLION.
W s. Mccormick & Go. received 20.
day; Hanauer Matte, IS, 4g5; Hansuet
button, $500; silver sui lead ores,
1850; cyaniIts, $500. rotal, SO.
j75.
Wells, Fargo a %. resolved to-day
Penn. bullion, So, isO
T. II. Jones n Co. received today:
Ba,e bullion, $500; ores, $1,000.
Total, slI,l00.
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Land Office.

The following filInas were made o
the local land office under dste of
July 20;
WIN. g. RAwling', Of Tucker, home.
stead entry oflG0 acres IN township II
south, range east, In Utah county.
Carrie l.. Brown, OF balt Lake CIty.
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The COMPLETE WORKS OF LORD BYRON,

Reprinted from The original editions with copious explanatory
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In this edition poem drama has boon omitted
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Back 10 Old Haunts.

tailor Klmball will have two old
at the jail Tor a few days.
rhey az BIZ Nixon and Tom King.
Tom this afternoon came prepared TO
make himself comfortable, having n
package Of tea, n looking.glass aud n
pair OF speotacles TO reAi the paper
With
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"PECK'S BAD BOY AND HIS Pa"

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Marriage License.

A marriage license was issued today
to Edward Salmon de Roquebert
Payen and Isabella Mary Hunt, aged
AZ and ~ respectively, both Of sslt
Lake City.
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The COMPLETE WORKS OF SHAKESPEARE,

Arranged ia their chronological Eiol by w. g. Clarke
aud w, Adds Wright With Introduction 10 each play,
adapted from the shakespcaroan Primer Prof Dowdcn.
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APPROPRIATION LIST SIGNED.
Received The Signature of Mayor Bassin
Today aud Will lie raid
Tomorrow.

Mayor Ba,kin this morning attached
his signSture to the appropriation li'i
passed by Toe City Council al its last
hpld on Tuesday night LAST.
rho claim, aggregate s735.35, rs FOL.
Iowa ana will be paid tomorrow al
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opliiI IivE stogK.

hptrll 70 tts NEWS
south Omaha, SCU July ls
Catte receipts, ii0o market suoUG. active.
NATIVES, fittOdH
Westerns, o. ghahi1.
Cows, 81 50 otui3.
FEEDER, stronger. i!6satl Vj.
sheep rutCipts, 500, murEct stOsiY.
Westerns. tAi as ".
Lambs, 44.uafs.uo
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The YOUNG AMERICAN ANNUAL

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n.,nlnr. ,n.,ln.. snnclp.

At Castillo Spring. July Slth, Grand
Excursion. Fare gl.25. Murray band
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CHICAGO uIrUEr

CHICAGO hAhEEr
ubicas1. Gloss. Ju'y Co..
wheat- July. o.. Angus, 10
Csrn-Juiy 81. september 81,
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srocss Ann nAREEIs.

NV YORK. July %. stock market opened
strong, active, sugar gaised = per cent
speculation was dull after lli sugar rUccued
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MussuH-To the wife u Joseph " Nusscf.
on July 20. 49, pound boy. Mother and babe
doing well
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CITY OF PALACES.

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The FAYORITE COOK BOOK.

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The First Grand Annual
EISTEDDFOD!

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DO You Contemplate Making Trip,
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at Denver with Burlington Route Flyers"
for St. Louis, Chicago, Kansas City, st.
Joe, Omaha, Lincoln, st. Paul, and all
points east, south and north; from Dem
yer 11:00 a. m and $3.50 p. m.
'The Burlington" has always been a
leader in everything pertaining in the
comfort and safety of it's patrons. Mag
nifcent Pullman Palace cars, Elegant
Chair cars (free), through Dining cars, all
meals la carte-you only pay for what
you eat (meals from 25 celts up).
All our trains are vestibuled and when
you take Burlington train you can rest
assured of arriving at your destination
on time. Our "Flyer" leaving Denver at
$3.50 p. m. daily, the handsomest and best
equipped train in the west, arrives at
Chicago at 1855 and st. Louis at 7:10 the
second morning-only one day on the
road. "The Burlington" is the only di-
rect line from Denver running over it's
own tracks exclusively from Denver to
st. Louis or Chicago, thus obvlating any
danger of missing connections at Mis-
sourl river junction points and insuring
connections at Chicago or St. Louis with
the fast trains east or south.
Notwithstanding the many advantages
offered by this "Strictly Al Line" our
rates are as low as other lines and any
Rio Grande agent consider it pleasure
to give full particulars, ticket you, check
your baggage to any point in the
United States or Canada. Remember
your local agent can make you as good
rates as can be obtained in Denver, but
should you desire any special information
kindly write Geo. W. vallery, General
Agent, 1889 18th Street, Denver, Colo.