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The herald., 1895-10-06
Bicycle Notes

The East Side Bicycle club will give a
club run to Baldwin's ranch on Sunday
morning, starting at 8 o'clock from the
club mouse lab North Chestnut street. AL
friends of the club are invited and are
assured OF an easy pace and no scorch-
ing.
The s. P. Spier twenty-five mile an
nual race is rather pfoblematical as to
date. The racing board will not allow
Mr.. Spier to hold his race on Thanksgiv.
ing Gay. as that would conflict with the
national meet at Santa Ana. The race
though that will be trifie late for events
OF this kind. Mr.. Spisr has up a dig
prize list, and the race has already proven
The herald., 1895-10-06
da Ia Ent6svQiaat

Ex-Mayor Alexander Mahan OF Court
land, N. Y, is In the city making tour
of the state. He says he Is enthusiasts 9
on this part OF California and is contem-
plating removing here. He is large
musical instrument dealer in his city
and a wealthy man. If he comes he will
likely locate In Les Angeles and add an
other solid business man to the com u
pitv
The herald., 1895-10-06
THE MAN who makes a

THE MAN who makes a
i study of one thing can do
that one thing a great deal
better than a man who tries
do a dozen things. That is
the reason why the English
and German Specialists have
such magnificent success in
the special diseases which
they treat. That is the rea-
son why the English and
German Expert Specialists
hold out the hand of hope to
all the sick and afflicted. The
first wealth is health.
The herald., 1895-10-06
A Happy Combination

There are two reasons why an article
placed upon the market should be a sue
cess. In the first place it must be of
great merit. ''6nest beyond question:"
for instance Secondly, genuine hustler
must introduce it. As fair sample of
this Charles B. Sitchel, the general rep
resentative of Harburger, Homan & Co.
of New York city. has sold over 100, 700
Captain Marryat cigars during the past
thee weeks, and the end is not vet.
The herald., 1895-10-06
r1others

Look to your daughters;
daughters, look to yourselves.
If you are racked by pain and
suffering from the many
troubles,peculiar to your sex,
here in the quietness of our
private apartment for women
we can treat you, giving in
slant relief and speedy cure,
doing everything that the ut
most skill in the science of
modern medicine can accom-
plish.
The herald., 1895-10-06
The
English and
German
Specialists
Have the Best Equipped
Offices in Los Angeles

Every physician an expert in his
particular line of treatment.
Skill, ability and long years of ex-
perience brought into play.
The offices outfitted with every
modern appliance known to medical
science, thousands of dollars being
invested in instruments alone.
The herald., 1895-10-06

W. M. Averill of the Western Empire
is very indignant at a publication in the
Record yesterday concerning himself.
He pronounces the statement as entirely
false. Mr.. Averill's reputation is excel
lent and his friends will be slow to be-
iieve aught against him.
The herald., 1895-10-06
Overland Route via the Northern Pacific
Railroad

After winter spent in Southern California
nothing is more desirable for the tourist than
to return east via tho Shasta route an, North
ern Pacific railroad. The Yellowstode Park
and Dining Car line. All trains vestibuled.
Tourist cars elegantly upholstered. Scenery
unsurpassed. Weather cool and delig htful.
Send 8 cents In stamps for illustrated book,
Sketches in Wonderland. For Information
w :" 'ira'>~-s. IN Clark. 229 s. Spring
The herald., 1895-10-06
FREE DINNER

A World Of Fun-Dancing and Music at the
Butchers Barbecue
This will be great day for the journey
men butchers of Southern California and
their friends. Doubters should 60 to
Agricultural park at 10 o'clock and see
the fun. If there is whole souled lot OF
people on the face Of the earth, that sam
lot of people are the butchers OF Los An
geles and vicinity. They are liberal, too,
and know how to entertain. When they
The herald., 1895-10-06

If you do not live where YOU can
conveniently come to Los Angeles,
write to the ENGLISH AND GER
MAN SPECIALISTS, rooms Az to
41S Byrne Building, cor. of Broad
way and Third St, Los Angeles, and
they will give you advice and treat
ment by mail
Their medical staff:
L. Meyer. n. D., p. Janss, n y.
The herald., 1895-10-06

Of J.. w. Sudduth which is valued at
$12. 600.
A 12- pound boy was born to Lester
Snodgrass this week.
Mrs. Susan Lee is taking her summer
outing at Long Beach.
Mrs. Seibert, wife Of DR.. Seibert of
Chino. is visiting in Cotton.
A large grey horse belonging to Wells
Fargo was attacked with glanders and
had TO be shot today.
q Miss Bessie Goddard, one of our
bellies, has decided to visit Los Angeles
weekly and receive musical instruction
that city.
Robert Van Pelt McKie has been
spending a week in Pasadena with his
brotherin-law I. N. Todd, agent of the
Southern Pacific at that place.
Mrs. H. c. RAIDER left today for Puente
to reside until Jaunary. Her husband.
Judge kadei, is the engineer OF the oil
works near that place.
The Piesbyterians gave sociabls
last evening. Living tableaux we're pre-
sented. The net receipts we're s25.
The herald., 1895-10-06
Where Will 1t
End?

Where will the struggle
end? is the cry of thousands
suffering from diseases, drag
ging out a miserable exist
ence, discouraged, without
hope, a burden to their
friends-where will it end?
New remedies uncertain, old
ones useless. AS God-seud
comes the treatment of the
German and English Special
lists for the following diseases:
Diseases Of Stomach, Liver and Bowels
Tape and Round Worm
Fistula, Piles
Diseases Of the Kidney and Bladder
Catarrh
Asthma
Consumption
Nervous Diseases
Epilepsy, Paralysis
Ulcers, Abcesses and Fever Sores
Cancer
Diseases Of the Skin and Scalp
Eczema
Diseases of the Heart and Circulation
Chronic Rheumatism
Obesity--Excessive Fatness
DefOrmities and Surgical Diseases
Curvatures and Spinal Diseases
Couture or Big Neck
Hip Joint Disease
Diseases of the Eye, Ear and Blood
Diseases peculiar to women
Private Diseases
VaricOcele
The herald., 1895-10-06
The English and
German Specialists
Treat and Cure
Nervous Diseases
Private Diseases

With better results than you
will get from any doctor on
the coast. Delays are dan
gerous," especially in these
.roubles. A case that may
be cured with ease today may
battle the highest medical
skill tomorrow. Consult the
English and German Special
lists now before it is too late.
The herald., 1895-10-06

The motorman: Eyes. Pm Yale
man. In the boat and on the nine. I'd
have had that conductors place by this
time if it hadn't been for making change
and adding up" The passenger: ''Who
is your conductor The motorman:
"Oh, he's Cornell man. They study
arlth metic at those small colleges, you
know. ."-Cleveland Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23
THE ANSWER TO SINGER.
It l. ia, In Dy the Copper piant tom.
pany ct al.

Tho Copper Plant company, w. s.
Mccormick et al, defendants In tho
suit filed on Monday by Edward T..
Singer, have filed their answer to the
complaint in which Singer asks that
an unrccorded decd OF trust, securing
promIssoTy notes In thoium ofslOO,OlO.
be sdjudgod prior to the r,corued decd
Of trust executed 10 a. HanauuE
trustee.
Defendants deny oil tho material
allegations Of tho complaint, end al
lego that at the time Of the execution
anu delivery Of the unrccogded doud It
was agreed by the directors Of the COM
pany AMI the benehcinries under the
deed, including the plaintiff, that it
should bu kept Oh the records, because
It would have Injured the credit VI tho
company had 70 been recorded. A.
this lime, the answer further states,
Singer, who ~ manager OF the com.
UAuy, represented that the said slJU,.
co. would be ample % sustain the
company until the plant wac realy
Tor operation, ana subsequently,
for the purpose OF securing money from
w. =. Mccormick, Il was represented
10 him tngt tue property was uniucum-
Drred, anu Mccormick accordingly
advanced $4,000. In the meantime,
II was also alleged, tue company DO.
came indebted 10 various other persons
ior machinery aud materials, anu SIS.
900 additional was needed, which vas
advanced az follows; Singer aud Green,
$500 each; Slks, May OF al, $4,000.
About this lime Singer went East on
b .slness, anu after his departure u waB
discovered that $4,000 was wholly
inadequate 10 tho needs OF the com.
pany, aui that $4,000 would b0 re-
qultvd. Mono OF the remaining per.
sous were willing 10 advance the
remaining s32,OJO, but 5aks anu May
fiually agreed, with other directors
anu persons, 10 advance tho amount,
which they did. Finding that so, 900
more wac needed thUHum was borrowed
from MCCOrulcE, and as the company
then owed him total VI $40, 600, II was
agreed To give him d first lien on the
property aud the arrangement was
subsequently made 10 pay Mccormick
first, stalmgnn second, and then other
claims alter the payment VI the 10000
advanced by Saks, May and others.
Tho defendants further allego that the
plaintiff was notified " the ttanaactiOu
fSw days subsequent t1ils conaumma.
ton, anu approved Oft
They pray therefore, that Singer
claim ho leCreed 10 DO subsequent In
time and right % the recorded doed OF
trust and claims Insured thereby, ana
that he DO adJudged ~ eBtopped and
eujoinoi from maintaining his alleged
priority,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23
SEN. JONES'S PLAN.
His Financial and CuTT,ECj Bill as
Laid Before tho Senate,
PROVISION FOR ISSUE or BONDS.
National pank Notes to nn Amount
Equal to the Bond, Deposited
Win the Treasurer.

WAsutSGrJS, Jan. 23.-In Senator
Joucs's financial AMI currency bilL
introduced tojpy, authority 10 given
the secretary OF the treasury 10 issue
sjOO,OlJ,OOO bonds, payable ia coin OF
standard value nud bohiiug Interest.
The bonds uro 60 mature in thirty
years itom date AMI may De
redeemed In twolty years. The
proceeds OF tho bonds arc
90 bo used 10 uciuy tine current eN.
reuse8 VI the government. auI Tor the
redemption OF United 5tnlcs legal
loudor anu treasury nOtul Issued under
the act Oi July 10, 1890. Tho bonus are
o. uu " denominations % s2Iuuu sou
aui multiple, nui be- free from taxes.
They must be paid Tor iu gold, Dr the
secretary may uCCupt United Hinlu1
notes aud ttUatufy notes under the act
u 1890, Tue National hauke may Issue
circulating notes 10 the amount Of the
bonds Deposited with the secretary 9i
thu treasury aud The tax ON such cir.
cui,.i0u BE- reduced 90 ( Of per cont.
Scc.i % provides tust DO national
bank shall retire lIs circulation without
wnuca autnon,y tom the secretary Of
tAu treasury.
SacaYn Q .ays national ba Ss dc8ir.
fog 10 tst.Tc the whole or amy part OF
lau circulating uuiuf, are required 20
tupuit gold coin equal 90 tho amount
90 the notes Co Re retired, aud at al.
times keep on deposit with
uu tfrasufur ~ tho u tied
states iu gold coin n sum equal O.
b per cont u tuvir outstanding CEgulai.
IuE notes, 60 boo used Tor thu rCdump.
ton OF such notes.
Section AMI provide Tor the dis
placement OF all national hanks of the
United States treasury notes % LuHOm-
lu.uUus less than $40, with silver Ger
uiiCAtrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23

wAINOrDs jan. 2J.-rhe reply
from o.gE... .rIs'u 90 Diugioy's
roFlIuuUH u..uE for Information
relative tU tBu uraIB ut tho iunuRur1-
lion OF tho heuug sea regulations,
decided upYu by tbo Paris tribunal,
euiCh was laid before the H0uss today,
arfw fOm Dlugloy statement oB 10
luu tUalufies situation. Hu declared
that Secretary Carlislt's response
showed that the Paris regulations had
boon Hat failure. Although the
governments lessueH wore allowed 60
take 95,uID male seals from fht isisrus,
they have not been able Go iind 10000,
while the Csaa Ian pUlup.u suuIurs nG1
tukou 900 % o. mostly 'umlllH.
Ia view tlglH ncts, said Dingley
Secretary Carlisle concluded within
three ytars, five nt most, 10 the de-.
ttruuil0u went on, the Alaskan seal
herds would DO oXtCImiuAlud. The
treasury would lose "a vust Gum aud the
world be- deprived O., am article " lux
ufy ana comfort. Ding cy Insisted
hlt lfc8t britain fhluiI be- lmmydi-
aiCIy made acquainted with tho facts
anu us askcJ ~ unite Tor the protection
li tho huri, DungtCH Hnuuli take
action UulUTu gdiuurniug.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23

Cowio BY Justice Lyon. From tho
time the Judge began % was evident
that the "hre Inspector was g.ius %
be held 10 await the HoliJn Of the
grand jury.
Throughout this whole ltlal," said
the lu8tlce, "tuvrc has not boon frog.
mcut OF Uvi4uuco to show that Al
Hong (alins Hong Hop. the SAT- Laac
Chinese mgfChaut, vino married q
white BID auI Hong Slug tniu Chicago
.parlnuri wore guilty % uay offence,
tcul OF imaginary. B1,hol them were
indicted, AMI C0Wlu was chief factor
in carrying on tho preceding against
them"
Cuwic and Chin Tin were charged
with CUugplrlug 60 iudict two Chiua.
men Tor urg0u. IhU two Cinnamon,
Al Hong ami Hong sling, were iu-
eiotCd Cos the crime ana were brought
TO triuI in Judge rulyy's court. From
disclosures that we're made 10 tho
court tuu defendants were dismissed
aud two Witnesses were committed tu
jail. The warrants tor the arrest OF
C0wi1 aud Tin were sworn out aa a
fufult % tho strange termination OF
the trial In Judge Tuley's court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23
As HAD BEEN EXPECTED.


Before going upon the Supreme
Court bench this morning Judge
Barlch sat ia chambers for short
time aud heard what counsel had 10
say on the defendants motion Tor "a
new trial Ia the election CASTS e J. ID.
Page OF al vs. the members OF the Uuh
Commission. The result was that HE
honor ovorrulod the molten as 81 tho
mandate cases. The motion Tor new
trial was waived by counsel In regard
to the prohibition case, and the mat
ter vii. now 20 10 the Territorial SUI
pTcmu Court upon Rn agreed ststomunt
OF facts on appeal from the judgment
roll.
10 ls stated that the appeal will ho
takon up during thu present session Of
the Territorial Supreme Court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23
COEQUERING DEATH.
CONSUMPTION now DURABLE
by Means Of Auti-tub'rculosls serum
Wonderful Results obtained BY
aPhysiciau.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. ga local paper
states that at the meeting OF the 81.
Louis Medical society next Saturday
evening DIR. Paul PGquin, Tor many
years member Of the state board VI
health, will present report which
viii attract the attention OF the mcIi.
cal world. But fow intimate pfo,ol.
rlonul friends have boon aivlssd Of the
experiments which have been IN pro.
gfcss for y0au and which have resulted
10 tho discovery Of an nnli-Uonsump.
ton serum. For more than four ycam
Dr. Paquin has worked secretly on tho
great problem.
II ia reported that bis recent rucc Gee
hos dCciucd him 10 make 10 public bt
az early date as DO can possibly
formulate the results Tor q report, DR..
Paul Pnquin has been investigating
tuberculosis IN man IN various kinds
OF animals for several ycnu,l having
begun his researches nl tho state uui-
vorslty when he had ohaiTin that
institution.
DR.. Paquln has utilized the principle
underlying the natural immunity on
loyod by the horse against consumption
aud tho principle by which nuti-toXlno
Tor dipthuria Is produced, anu no has
obtained serum which, whuu iuJro.
ducod Ia human beings suffering from
consumption, arrests or checks tho do.
ease.
The technical features Of The ptspar.
alton OF the anti.tuButculOaiB serum In
yUlvu elaborate and delicate lnb1Ta-
lUrlnl pr0crsuus, requiring considerable
space % explain nud u degree Ui tech
uiCal knowledge 10 comprehend.
The preparation OF the toAiuss, the
CaumatCs Of their power, the ui2i Of the
dutoE, the incubation OF Immune ami.
mals, the tcst Of the therapeutic value
Ui tbs serum subsequently extracted,
arc all maltera OF the lrst Importance
Ia tho preparation OF the serum. Tue
process Vt preparation ia allow gnd 90.
quirca the greatest care, while 10 10 very
costly,
Tho serum has been used IN tho
treatment Of many CaseF, aud r. admin.
isterod In the form VI injections. In
giving one tnuudaud injections not ono
accident occurred, except two trivial
ones, incidental tocarulcusncss. In two
or lurcu weeks OF tue treatment INC
ELECTS become apparent, especially IA
the nut and second stages. Tue
temperature becomes normal, the cough
uiminishta, night hwoutn cease and tho
appetite 10 restored. Nigor and
tone return 10 thesystcm and nst1nlsh
ing increase In weight IL observed. The
Doctor believes that he hus found ia
this immuuizld blood serum Of the
loUe the simple cuto anu prevents
tive " the dreaded disease, which Ia
DO various forms, Is aulh0r,aliyoly
stated TO cause from ulEty 10 seventy
pur cent Of the yearly mortality. Dr.
paquin has pursued his inyeslightions
quietly. The results ho expects 20
present In u paprT ~ be read before the
30. Louis Medical society next 5atur.
day evening, when ihu history ui the
experiments And research, occupying
number oi ytGrs, together with tue
mode OF employing serum and tho
happy results achieved VIII all uo pre-
tonted for consideration aud scientific
discussion alike.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23

ucgf1, which occurred i1 Omaha,
Oct no, 1891, and In which sevcrsl
uuudrsI8 OF tho best c,t.zeua OF Omaha
took part. The whole house was ut
once 90 an uproar, several mombefg
standing on their docks and shouting
vaiuly tor recognition,
Howard gfavcly said thathc thought:
10 only right 20 raise mo- determination
between white and coiorei Iynchlngs.
Tho roll was called. the Republicans
voting 30 lay tho resolution ON the
table. Dr. Ricketts,, the col0rrd mem
rer from Omaha, arose, and in r.
lowering passion denounced the Re-
publican mUmhuts i0r dgsUgtlus tAs
UllOtUl man hoo this way.
s vural members asked leave 20
change tboir voice. The changes were
agreed 20 and tho motion 90 lay ON the
tauic was LOST Vuun tho motion g.
dCn0uuce The Smith lvUuhiug wac
carried by q vote OF 7j tel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23
TEMPLE LOT SUIT AGAIN.
Called In Tho Ul..gi States Circuit.
Court Of Appeals,


ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 23.-rhc long PEND.
Ing suit brought by thn R..5rgsuilad
Church OF Jnus Christ OF Lslirg.lay
sniuts against the Church OF Chrat,
pt Independence Mun was called in
the United States circuit C0uri ul gI-
pcais today ltlBun action instituted
10 recover possession OF certain church
property, claimed by tho uIhcruuts OF
the Ro.Urgauizld CHURCH.
la 1899 ono Iohu a. Aotrlck and hia
wife decided tho property TO the Church
uf Christ OF Lhtlug-IUy 5aluis, Tor the
use uad bunotlt of the said ChutCI oil
Chrirl forever. rus defendants lHuT
that Tolls Ea-1rLau GOD Church DO tue
same Church a8 that originally found
cd, ana tho investigation OF tins pr0ll.
Hiii0u leads 10 review OF The history
VI tue Church, going at lCaH, as iar
back ns NauvOu ana the expulsion
ir1m Mifauugi. Tho defendants, vino
have occupied the church az INDIE
pondtnC1 Tor msuy years are known 90
"holtiuEitus."
They insist that whom Jo6srh Smith,
at Nauvoo, Ill.,, introduced the doctrine
%. pOlygEmy, baptism Tor the dcnd,rlH.,
ho introduced ruhism 10 tho CHurgu
and this departure from thu urlsiuul
teuota Oi the Church was VI Huuh 90
nature as 10 constitute hufoay. The
6ystem Introduces by Joseph smith iH
alleged 10 be foreign 10 that adopted by
tue Hulefcuis OF tho Church as origin
ally founded by joseph smith. The
c0.adhufeutf, the defendants iuBist,
have always Tcpuiiatud p1lygamy ne a
practice 10 10 auhOtrenuy condemned,
and they have even held thomluiyoa
anlAgOnibtlc 20 the Utah faction They
dony the claim VI tho plaintiffs 10 their
property on iocIriuul grouud6, while
they nlrn assert that they can show o
cIoHr title from HcdrloE, who was a
Mormon 20 long ago us 1880, years
before Joseph suith's special T0yvia-
liOn concerning pglyElmy.
In tho court below the United
states circuit court nl Kansas cry
there was "a judgment Tor tue claim.
ants, whoreupOu thu defendants n.y..
pUalgd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23
he WOULD PLAY TRUANT
Wlllio Arthur, Of Park city, Sen. to
tho Reform school.

A boy Of fifteen named Willie Arthur
was taken before Chief Justice
Merritt 10 chambers this morning. auJ
ordered 10 be sont to the % EN- Reform
School.
The complaint against him had been
filed by T.. G. williamson, PRECEDENT Of
the board oischool trustctB Tor district
~, PARK CITY. IL charged him with
having been a hBbitual ttuuut from
school, aud 70 appeared tina. all efforts
on the part ~ his widowed mother,
who fusllcs at the Park, 10 Induce MIN
20 attend school had proved iutllg. 81
ho hnd been scot here from PARK CITY
by u. IS. Commissioner Huight 10 be
deHlt with by the Thiri district court.
Young Arthur does not appear 10 10
much distressed over the prospect oi
his detention In tho Reform school,
aud says thbt II he behaves himself
we'll he "eNpeota 10 get out In abyut six
munihs.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23

The Salt Lake Chinaman Proven Iu-
nOcOnt OF The Crime VI Arson Ia Cal-
cago-Hls Accuscrs Held.

Jualioo Lyon, In a Chicago court,
according to the Daiy Nous OF that
city one day las, week, auuouscei his
decision in tho Cowio.Tiu conspiracy
case, holding Cowio to tho groud Jury
under bonds OF $1,000 anu Chin TIN
under 5000 bonds.
The small court room was crowded
when tho julgo began to rooi,o his
finding ia tho case. Cowie was sitting
few feet away from the bonoh and
occasionally turned mis- head as the
Justice scored him. IL Ia not often
that defendant is handled so entirely
without gloyes, Nv 10 speak, ~ was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23

A petition has been filed by Fred
orlck Lyon ia tho Probate court
asking ~ bo appointed adminiatrator
OF Che estate Of Alexander l.. Pollock,
late consul TO Salvador. VINO died on
Sept. l7ih last. The hearing will be
had ON Feb, 2ud. The petitioner sub
mits that tho widow has declined 10
administer tho e6tatC, which amounts
10 about 8, 6JO In claims iJr salary
against the government he was serving
when stricken with yullOw fever,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23

MAYS LANpIsG, n. ", Jan. 23.-
FmuE Burgess, - lab0ror employed on
tho farm n Captain VIM. Burgc7e, his
uncle, near tho Camden and Atlantic
railway nj HatmoniDWn, 10 now APP
IugTf,wili CONT into y share OF millionu
Instead Of thousnuuU, The good fortune
Of Burgess comes through the death Of
Mnuderuon Bgugs, his muthcf's brother
living IN Melbourne, Australia. EuT-
CESS was notified OF his fortune by a
lawyer who yibi,od a few days ago nt
the home Of his uncle. The lawyer
urged Burgess 10 accompany MN back
70 New York and take u steamer for
Australia, anu although tbs visitor
gictod to pny oil tho expenses Burgess
refused TO 70.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-23
Ball of the Local "Carls."

A committee of well known Soandl.
nayians, Of whom @. A. Car.qulst IL
the chairman, have In charge the mat
ter Of giving tue frst annual ball Of the
"Carls" Of this city, at Clii's dancing
academy on MoniAy, January IS. In
the Invitation being sent out the com.
mittuo aye: "Ferling that such a bail
w0ulu DO q pleasant reminder Of the
good umeH enjoyed in the Land Of
Catl3 on this Car's Day, we believe
that oil who desire O pleasant hop Will
embrace the opportunity now offered.
We have arranged with Uuo Of the Carl
the TwUl. ;h's, Buscar, 10 speak un CHrl's
history for fifteen miuuteB dufing rC-
ussa.N