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208 D st NV, Or. 1880
FOG c st NV, 7r. 81
I'd floor 904 F st NV, 4r. 30
$50 10th st NV, 7r. 2S. 80
160S-1610 Sth NV, Or. %. so
6t5 Q st NV, Or. .25. 80
1872 Sth st NV. Or. .25.5 so
122 d st NV, Sr. .25
316-2O-26 Spruce NV, Or. %
716 eth st NV, Or. .25
1928 Sth st NV, Or. %. so
1902 Sth st NV, Or. .23
524-530 21st NV, Or. 22.50
Ala n Y av NV, Sr. %. so
1907 Sth st NV, Or. 22.39
1406 ID st NV, Tor. 20
113S Sd st NV, Or. 20
4011 9Th st NV, Sr. 20
SIG N II av NV, Or. 30
2222 14th st NV, 7r.1S.5O
2012 E st NV, Or. is. 40
Up pit 119la E nw,7r1S.30
SIS n Cap NV, Or. .1S.3O
421 LIST st NV, 7r. .1S
932 oath st NV, Or. 1880
1910 l st NV, Ar. 1919
S02 \ H ay NV, Or rs. 80
:,S13 DumbartOn av, Or. 10
1011 u st NV, Or. -.14.30
153-l525 9th NV, Or. / 80
ion of the property on my
t Office for bulletin issued
T. e. WAGGAA1AN.
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FOX RENT
1925 10 nw,12rffur)s1, 800
(unfur) ], 900
2035 r NV, 13r fur, 300
2233 Q NV, 13r lfurl. 150
1926 Mass av NV, 14r. $50
sos 18th st NV, 11r. IS
952 W'minster, Or, (fur) .65
1871 X st NV, Tor. go
173S-1742 L NV, Tor. go
205 c st NV, 12r. 90
$3.50 P st NV, Tor. so. GO
3 B st NV. so. Go
PIG Ind av NV, Or. so
1889 Corcoran NV, Or. 80
2031 l st NV, lar. so
92S e st NV, 11r. $3.50
1919 Corcoran NV, 11r. As
SIG 18th st NV, Or. .i5
Flat No 2, Orme Flats,
cor 10th&E NV, Sr. As
2502 Pa av NV, Sr. 40. Sc
619 N st NV. 11r. 40. SO
1st&2d ifs 500 X Or. 10. so
1881 14th st NV, Sr. 40
42S n ] av nw,7r (fur). 40
(unfur) .33. 40
IA o st NV, 12r. .37. IS
1926 9Th st NV, Or. .35. SO
90l 21st st NV, 11r. ..35
1432 Corc0ran NV, Or. 50
The above is only q port
books. For full list call Q
on the LIST and 18th.
Ocl6-w. fam.
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PERSONAL.

IA. HA! OH, HA, HA! 'SCUsE OUR HILARTTY,
but we knew how it would be. OF course our
competitors wanted to bay CASH. but send for
and generous rates for gents left-off
garments. Notes by mail. JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
619 d st. NV ocl6
w. WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DE
tective agency - Confidential Communications
promptly attended to; Office open all hours; best
refs. Established 1880. Supt., 800 st. NV.
jy13-4m"
TATlON, SMALL CLASSES; PERSONAL. AT
TENTION; THOROUGHNESS; 4-5. 10: s. AND
Se1S-ff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-16

FOR RENT-Low PRICE-1O-ROOM DWELLING;
1913 18th st. NV; $47. so per mo.
Also, hotel containing SIS large rooms; steam
heat; situated at prominent corner; 500 per
mo. on lease. PITNEY BRADFORD, 1905
st. oclo-7t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-16

FOR RENT-1446 Y; ROOMS AND BATH; 1447
u; rooms and bath; 2014 Portner place; rooms
and bath; all newly papered and painted; perfect
little gems; rents reduced. TlIEOD FRIEEijS,
Ohio Bank building, 18th and &. ocl4-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-16

FOR RENT Zoo 18Th NV, l4r6b. 100
S13 NV. Tor. SOL 90 1922 VT av, 13r. fur $50
I35Corcoran nv, 10rb. 55 1141 9Th NV, Sr&b. IS
1887 18th NV, 11r&b. IS 931 p NV, 10.&b. .SS
2030 18th, SrSb. 25. 90 $40 st NV, 11r&b 50.50
202 Del ne, Tor So COL 1919 VT NV Sr % 80
1918 NV, 9r&b. 500 1911 Corcoran. 11r. $500
1911 st, 11r. br 80 90, 210 Del ne. 12r. 5000
se2S-3ws TYLER & RUTHERFORD, 1907 st.
FOR RENT-PRESS PRICK BAY WINDOW:
rooms; ami. and concrete cellar; nice yard;
stoves all clean; ready to move in. Must be
seen. 1l9 n. Y. ave. NV. o12-Gt'
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1881 st. 12r... $50 s4I 1891 ST. 11r. ...s7s.oo
1744 st, ar.... 5000 17l2 18th st. 11r. 5000
PIG St. 1or.. q SO 1919 Corcoran, llr 90 90
1870 f ne, 3story brick, 7r and cellar. 2l 90
Very desirable Office rooms in the Glover building,
1919 st. II. NJ. PARKER,
ocl2-6t 14lS st.
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ONE & SONS, S06 + NV.
sos 7th ne, Sr, ba, Gel. 20. 30
623 l. ne, Tor, ba. .20.50
Poll Sd NV, Or, ba. .20.30
1921 9th, 7r, ba, sta. 20. 80
70 Myrtle, 7r, ba. 10 so
IS X ne, Or, ha. 1880
1717 Sea ton, Gr(coD .14.OO
Avalon Hts, 7r. Is. 90
642 Florence ne, Or, b. 1890
SIS Marks ct, Or. $50
q Fenton, flats lcoD 80
1913 9Th NV (coD, 3r. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-16

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Webster Law building, sos d st. NV, Washing
ton, DC: Residence, No. Mount Vernon Flats
New York ave. and 9th st. NV. sells
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FOR RENT-BY d. d. ST
71S 18th NV, 11r,
steam heat. .....$75.0 90
1854 NJ, 1lr, 2 ba. 1000
1929 14th, Tor, ba. 80. 90
3OOo L, Tor, lease. $500
1900 10th. st&dw. $500
84 A Sc, Or, ba, eel. 5000
151t 9th NV, Or. =. 70. SO
HOS II ne, 7r, ba. .25. 80
1872 9th NV, 7r, ba % So
24I9 p, 7r, ba, eel $500
@13 Sd NV, cor, Or,
ba, new..........D.5O
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-FREE RENT FOR WINTER TO SUIT
able pefson-finc suburban home; all modern i'm
proveEents. NJ. A. BAIIINGER,
oc16-m, witt 1422 F st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-16

FOR KENT-KY A. HETTMUIIlER g CO..
1893 14th st.
1909 14th st. NV, liz. and bath. ...... $500
III 14th st. NV. 11r and bath. ......... 65. 90
128 9 st. NV, Tor. and bath. .......... 80.
10Y 2 st. NV, 10 rooms. ................ 60 80
lib Q. cor. 18th ST.. Tor. and bath. G5.( 90
1902 VT ave-, Tor. and bath. .............. 40 90
12O3 r. l. ave-, 6r and bath. ............. %. so
ocl5-2w
FOR RENT-FULLY FURNISHED. CHINA. GLASS
etc, n-room house; near 14th st. cars; thorough
repair; desirable neighborhood; terms reasonable
Apply on premises 1905 st. NV. oc15-3ts
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FOR RENT-BY JAS. r. SHEA. 6s2 PA. AVE NV.
6o7 Md ave- s-w., rooms and bath. 80. so 80
627 Morris st. me-, 6 rooms ANIL 1850
3U7 11th IT. s.e., Groom brick. ........... IL 80
22i3 18th st. NV, Broom brick. ......... 1880
1923 23d TT. NV, Sroom frame. ......... 12Co
1919 AZ st. s.w., Groom brick. .......... 1870
1923 New Jersey ave. Sc, Broom brick. $50
Twinng City, Groom frame .............. 800
Rear 633 st. Sc, 4-room brick. 500
ot12-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-16

FOR RENT-170O 18TH ST. NV; FASHIONABLE
location 10 rooms and BATH cellar. furnace; COM
petely furnished; $50. JAMES e. JESTER. $50
f st. NV. oc1G-3ts
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-LARGE 3STeRY STABLE. FEAR
923 d st. NV; 81 stalls; carriage elevator; gas
water, grain bins. etc. Inquire 926h La. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-16

FOR RENT-ss7 22D ST. NV, COR. OF I; o
room and bath brick; ami; newly papered and
painted; rent, $3.50. Key Mt SD. oc153t'
FOR RENT-A BARGAINING D ST. NV; O.
room house. with dry cellars; bath; three large
halls; pantry; roomy closets; thoroughly heated
by latrobes: good back yard: healthful location;
$Ss per month. For further particulars inquire of
ocl5St' Is. H. WARNER & co.
FOR RENT-414 ST. NV. TO GOOD CARE
ful and permanent tenant, the best house in the
city; 2,story, big cellar; good furnace. Keys at
1893 n. J. ave. NV. ocl5-3ts
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works-Carpets cleaned in the best manner.
Mattresses made to order. Ofire, 1720 Pa. ave,
Works. 1908 and 1710 NV. Telephone s04
nh2-u II. NEWMYER, Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-16
FOR RENT-ROOMS..
FURNISHED,

FOR RENTERS MASS AVE, TWO HANDSOME
ly furnished communicating rooIns 2d-story front;
bay window; southern exposure; with board.
OciG-3as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-10-16

FOR RJrNT-FURNISHED-A MOST ATTRACTIVE
7,Ioom house, completely furnished. including
piano; very desirable location, near the Cairo and
18th st. cable line Inquire 1432h Q st. NV.
Oc12-4is
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Scott circle $3.50 So 18th st near K. $50 90
10th mr. Scott cir. Al 90 Mass 10th 1873 30
X st near l7th =. 3S3 50 st near 17.h. IL. 90
Vermont near k275.O0 y ii Dear Wash
Mass ay H. sta .22OS4 Circle .125 90
Conn Farra- OsS: near 10th .125 90
gut So. 10000 10Th mr. Dupont Cir. 125 co
Dupont circle. 200 90 l. st l1th. .1OQ. 90
Mcpherson 100 18th st near r. 100. 30
Mass near Goth sc 18th Dupont Cir. 100. 90
NJ st near l4th 1900 Z st 14th. 90 90
FITCH, FOX & BROWN,
oc12-tf 14O6 G St NV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Can
Now BeCuTtd,
Old Time Obstinate Diseases IRE
Easily Durable.
pAiSK,s CELERY COMPOUND rs
me GREAT SPECIFIC.
Il Restores the Neglected. Famished
Nerve Parts.
II Replaces worn.out Tissues ~ith
New. Vigorous Ou.s

paine's celery compound '' the one as
,ufcd remedy for rhoum-i.am and neu-
talHia that is every day Accomplishing
all that physicians claim Tor 10
Both those oid.timc, obstinate diseases
are today speedily ami permanently
cured by Prof Edw'si T.. Phelps great
proscupti,h.
Neuralgia and rheumatism ato mor-'y
name Tor certain reduced shlo OF the
noryoue Tissues. A. Tar ns causes 60.
thoy do not much differ If0m nervous
debility, headache, uysropH.n aud sleop'
lcssncss.
Tho mischief Is .ho same iu oyory case,
n nervous system robbed ~ lite aud sub.
stance hv over uNoril0u and HUaniy nutri.
ton. Tho cure tot n'l those h. likewise
In the same direction. strengthen and
res orc 'ho nerves 10 their normal con.
dliion with paino's celery compound
Il " tho advice OF the abljst phyEi.
clans everywhere.
A. soon " all tho countless nerve con-
tor and abors have boon made ttfong
sud sound, not only rheumatism and
neuralgia, but low spirits, kidney trouble,
disordofod liver AMI heart palpltatiou
vanish without a ttneOt Boz remind one that
their presence was not al fearful dream.
iauo's colory c0mroI.d docs H. cufa.
tive work Ia n simple, straiRhtt stward
way. 10 was % little ne on III, minute
aud puzkAng ciassnuaiiDu uf Diseases,
bus bends all iiy energies aI once 10 feed.
ing tho w0fu.uui, shattered nervous
track, filling tho arteries with rich, new
blood, aud building up the body Tor ! n
Eight against disease.
low upifiis ioao tholf povor ,yhon tho
system fools the buOyauny ~ returning
health, such a. soon oomos from taking
Falnp'H celery compound. The rapid
gain In weight shat follUwn ifs use Il a
reasonable Indication Of tho strengthen.
Ing processes that are going on among
the vital organs.
Many mon and women who tccom.
mund Paine's celery compound DO 90 in
what, 20 u'hofH, NAV sometimes seem
"a favagant words. Hut rHiuo's Colery
compound has mado thom Welt
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will be IN iiAe, together with 800 nom
here Of tbe club aud hflug party Of
twelve. 40 electrical ii1nt cfswn by
ak hotrrs aud carrying twenty-five
Young Ladder will be special feature Of
the parade.
The Second precinct Republicans
held a rally last eve linr. IN the indie
pendence hall. The Lincoln drum
o0tta furnished music nnd speeches
we're male ~ J. II. Harris, J. Il
Fank. John Henry smith and Scott
Anderson.
A meeting Of the Fir't precinct
Dem Gratis was ned last niEht In the
annex g. tho Ninth ward meeting
house. Thomas Maloney aud II. w.
Sloan were tho speakers sui muslc
wa. made by the JtiieFson drum COPS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY
Holding Meetings aud Discussing Var.
Ions Interesting sublecis.

The Utah State Medical society con.
vened again In the CITY Council cham.
her In the iolnt building today.
Meetings were held at 10 a. m. and
. y. IN. nnd 1 per the printed pro-
gram, discussions on various medical
subjects were had. Great Interest IL
taken In these discussions aud doubt.
loss those In attendance Will be- gteAtly
bepeutted by being ptssent at the tirst
Annual meeting. rhe election OF
officers for the ensuing year was
scheduled for this AFTERNOON but bad
not taken place when the NEWS went
10 press. The attendance IL greater
than II was yesterday.
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Western OIL 4 Gas Company.

Articles Of Incorporation Ui the
Western Oh aHd G,s Company we're
died with the county clerk today.
The objects Of tho oirp)ra,ion arc 10
carry on snd conduct the bgsinsm Of
t0iing Aud sticking VOLS for petroleum
aud natural gas; the huylug aui sell.
ing OF crude or refine petroleum, olc.
THO principal place Of tusinesa shall DO
in Salt Like CITY. The company IL
lfganlza. far 50 years, snl tho capit. /
stock IL placed az sl,Uu1,U00, div ei
iltO 100, 100 shtre', "a ,hu pIr vsluH OF
$40 each. Tho olllcuIa Tor tho nr,t
ysar arc AZ followi J. +. DluuullAu,
President; Hunry I. Ball, woe pt,s.
dent and tfeEiuler, HGd Fred Rose,
secretary. rhr diIec'os tor tho hti
year are J. r. D9unulign, Henry H.
Ball, Frd Meiurfn All FEEL w.
Rose. Jlnn I. Donnellan ~ trustee
holds 90, 900 shares, all the rest OF the
sIock b,iug fully subscribed ~.
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AtcnlsoM. TOrEEA 3 sANTAeE
ooHnErs.prrotruor,


Are Nou Goin= so see the Fisr''
The Santa lie Route has named he
yety low rate OF sac from Denyer Gol.
oTado Springs and Pueblo,to Dallas and
return, for this occasion less mI. one
fare Tor the round trip Corresponding
~ low rates will doubtless be made
from Utah roinis, Call at this Office lof
full particulars,
GRo, T.. GILMAN,
General Agent Passenger Depart.
ment No, 50 IVES, Second South Street.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Headquarters Democratic state Com.
miil,e, salt Lake CitY,
Sept. Is, i95.
The Democratic State committee
rs.reeliully invites al visitors TO Salt
Lake CITY uuupg Conference week,
Trr pective 81 party, 10 visit the Dem.
ooratic Sla'e Headquarters. on West
temple street, In tho Continental
Market lullding, anu inspect the office
ems. All will bo cotdi,lly received.
y. W. PowERs,
Chairman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02

Don't fail 10 Walt sAltaif.
Tfains leave II. q. W. Depot at 2il5
an i'i5 arriving at Salt Lake at $3.50
ard $40. Giviug ample time for
bath In tho Great Lake, and vlswins
the finest bathing resort In tho World.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02
f0g CHARITY.
Gloasoa VIII ENh bit Tonight Under
Newspaper Direction.

After last night. exhibition, Prof.
Gleason. the hotso ttalnsi, announcer
that the show aivifiisst for tonlght
would moi taks piAis unliBi rs coIld
get some gentlemen In tho audience 70
guarantee the prosenoe a. the rim "
some high spirited horses-anima .
that would give him chance to shlS
tho extent OF his powers over wild
nature. Immediately several gentle.
men spoke up ani ofifsi &, tutn,sh
some Of the most Vicious beats iu IA o
land hufuAblug, anI ln few minutes
Fix, "a sufficient number were reg.
islercd u appear tonight. tbs pfo'
lessor then announced that his services
would be given free anu the projects
Of the exhibition should 70 10 some
chart bic purpose, the NEWS, the
Herald an tue Tfibunu 10 namu tue
iustilutlou 10 which t.o money was 10
be donated. Tue NEWS usmos George
Carpenter, the Herald, Il q. raysun,
ana thu Tribune, l.. q. Traug hbcr 10
their representative.
Last nights exhibition included the
handling OF tbs stallion Denny Ryal.
The professor successfully broke him
Of bad nabit Of biting and had tho
beautiful animal under tue most abso.
Lutte control. The horse, fof tonight
are guaranteed 10 be unggvernable
and tho horse trainer will DO given an
opportunity g. show his skill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

United States Senators,
JOSEPH l.. RAWLlNs, Salt Lake,
MOSES THATCHER. Cache.
Governor.
HHN 7. GAME, Salt Lake.
Congressman,
D. II. ROBERTS. Davis.
Judges Of the Supreme Court,
SAMUEL K. THURMAN, Utah,
RICHARD w. YOUNG. Salt Lake,
THOMAS MALoNEY. Weber,
Secretary OF State,
FISHER $, HARRIS, Salt Lake.
Aiomey.General,
a. ]. WEBER, Weber
Treasure.
ALMA GREENWOOD, Willard.
Auditor,
GUY c. WILSON, sanpete.
Superintendent OF Public instruction.
KARL c. MAEsER, Utah.
State Senriors,
FARLEY l.. WILLIAMS,
GEORGE A. WHITAKER.
JOSEPH S. RAWLlNS.
CHARLES K. SAVAGE.
OSCAR W. MOVIE.
House Of Representatives.
DAVID r. ALLEN,
RuLON s. WELLS.
John II, MURPHY,
HEBER BENNloN,
HENRY WALLACE.
CHARLES W. PENROSE,
oRRlN p. MILLER,
CHARLES J. PENCE,
JOSEPH T.. TAYLOR,
ADAM SPlERS,
County supeIInlendsnls Of Schools.
OSCAR VAN COLT.
Judges Third lydicial District,
OGDEN HlLES. Salt Lake.
ANDREW HOWAT, Salt Lake,
LIE GRAND YOUNG. Salt Lake.
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,nitACo sAnKtt.
ChoAsn. close, oct. I.
Wheat october, coz; December %.
toTu-oetuheT, % saal November fla,
OAts-uetohcf. L.. December. 49,,
furk-uetoher, sAtb. January, 50 %.
lArd-ootober, Al.s!ii asked November.
N.sfla,
llbs-oe,ohor. ialoi November. aol
nYo-ii,
hHrloy-tl
llaN-uI
T,mothy-i1G.
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COM Nj Il II CT A l..
aALr LAKE eLEAnIso mousE.

hAlI LANE NhhAhiNH hNeAA
TodAy's clearing house sxohsngos
amounted 10 s2l2, 2j5; same day last
year, s2s5,5sl.
1uDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New York.-Silvsr, o.; lead, $3.50.
Lohdon,-Sllyoi, 80 ll.l6d.
ORE ASD BULLION.
7. Il. Jones q CO.. received today;
Base BllIion, 5000. ofs', $500;
Totsi, $500.
Wsls, Fargo 4 o., received today
Pew syivanis bullion, SO $50.
W. :. Mccormick q 20. received h.
day; nanAder bullion, 1850; silver
anu lead oTts, $500. Total, $1,000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02

10 our many cu'tomers aud friends,
who will vi'it the city during Confer
enre, We extuf cor Hal Invitation 20
call and soc ~. once ana brewery
loo tied at coTlrr Ten h East anu Fl!th
S5uth streets. JAcon MoBiTz,
Manager.
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GUEST OF THE CITY
tcOn,nued ysem fogs oael

cofne.; John Moore, cofnei; VIM.
II hettl, cUrnet, Charles Cafveih,
att; Joseph fvoy, alto, (aith
wiitg Thomas rftlunr, alto, john
Beard. tenor; Robert Tabb, TENOR
William II. Fuge, trombone; FL
Richards. tfomiout; G.. II. GfiiiI 4,
baritone; Il. II. bur, tub, twiiH and
fsmilyg Samuel Mur.sh, tuba, Jte
Copens, double bass; Jake l. zeus.
persef, snare drum, John CfossmAn,
bass drum.
FROM COLORADO.
II. Horuicy, director; Mrs. Dinghy,
aoeompnuist, Muasn. Dingley Blown.
J. q. Jcnkins, n. +. Wstsvl, T.. q,
Bach. a, Lapbnun, h. W. Preston, l.
NJ. Bars, ID. NJ. Hasling,, A.. H..
whitney, NJ. .. Jones, A. Martin.
q. Phcwnah, +. q. Jotof, J.
II. Williams, W. u. Hardonilc, MI
Pfiionatd, J. T. johnson, Ia. q. But.
lcsOu, Mr.. Caninger, n. schmiti, q.
IL. DeHafpori, Frank Hart, T.. J.
Hilllof, II. Lord, II. Morgan, John
Wobbsf, a. IS. Zlhu, ID. J. Reynolds,
J. W. Hath, II. Patailf, Mt. Beihle,
ROBIN A. SLACK, Henry Helmbrroht,
Walter Mitchell, 4. r. Moofe. Lloyd
Jones. A. e.. Sauficr, John T.. Jsn-
kins, Lewis Onvet, Arthur Duckwofth,
J. A. Glen, J. a. Commit, ID. &.
Milten, Mf. Spencer, Mr. rWille,
Mite. ]. Lawrence. Mrs Nellie Charlie,
Miss NJ. Brubakpr Mics NJ Jones,
Miss n. Houscloy, Mrs. Lori, Mrs,
BtiUfsksr, Miss G.. NJ. Bach, Hfa. q.
w. EsterIlug, Mics rhnyef, A!iss J..
Horse, Aliis J. y. Wingaie, aiis'
wann, Mrs. NJ. Il. Chaplin, Mfs Nh.
Gale, SITES Eliie it9yer, Miss ~. Dodge,
Mist htlt Etllgn, Niles bAilu ~ M n,
Mi,a Nora Newman, Miss l.. Glcatgn,
Miss 81. Mellf, Nisa l.. McCHmmo n,
Mis- Mcmillan, Miss l.. Bnofwln, Ril,s
Trosual, Mics Olds, Mics NJ. DUNE,
Ne. u. waiker, Miss }. Ev.rs, Miss
J. &. Dickson, i,iss NJ. SiUphon',
Nation, Miss Marie Jenko /,
hii'i Bsggr, Mis- ID. Etnts', Mics &.
Re %, Nfs. Robert SiacE, Nrr.
Grflilh, Miss ~. eCohef, Mise Ham.
lick, mrr. Do France, Miss Lizzie
Williams, NIbs Nellie Williaml, Ais'
Bchurtt, .,iiss &. NJ. Thomas, Mt. q,
j. Scott, Att. Skiimofe, Miss Nina
Bofis, Aliss Elizabeth iyorsiay, Mifa
JusfUuliN AhlthNlt NAlhH a. ara - saAs
Marion, Mr. Gllyfay. Miss Mary
Hester, Mu. l.. w. Jonss, Ml.a l..
siaub, Miss l.. hkinnsl hiss q. Alig.,
Mn. /. Al'ou, Mlss ID. Allen, Niss "
5smmls, Mics l.. Duul, Irs. WhsclsI,
Mfs. Thomas, Nti's Lirsuu.
SENATOR NANTLE
The following telegram was received
by Mfr. Tom " chAfus this afefnoon
from senator Lee Mantle, Of Montant'
"will be with you Ia the morning.
CONFERENCE vitIToHs ALsj.
The railroads are also brlngidg In an
annually lafge number ~ Conferences
visitors Tot this length u time m Ad'
vance. IL tue ratio 10 kept up tili the
opening of conference, this October
will see the largest visitation Of any
since the great gathering Of April,
ls03.
The Union Pacific announces thst
Al 0 pm. daily from To-Day until Sun
day night II will run a special from
this city 10 Jusb and intermediate
points. This IL tor the benefit " those
who desire TO reach their homes along
that route the same evening after the
close Of the afternoon conference meet
ipgs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-10-02
POLITICAL MATTERS.
MANAGEABLE Judicial COMMITTEES Issues
az Address 10 Voters.
WEBER coUsGT arrUBLIcAss'


,4. D,n,crAtlc luilcisl District
n,,,,e consisting Of Judge c. Z.
~ lanes Il. Moyle, J. q. De Ia
y.,s Joho l.. Boyden, Heber Bet
.,on and \. W. Dafke, Issued an az
80, the voters Of this district today.
IN tb,y deiins the district as em.
,...i An tho counties OF salt Lake,
summit aud rssele, describe i's COM
ms,el,i, ansnolAl aud mining inlei-
40. declare that at contains exclusive
:, mile. about one half OF the wealth
.,1oysf pne-ihlri VI the population OF
ti,,h and that its courts Will deter
u,,, more than one half Of the litiga-
,o,ofthe incoming state"
ose reason tot Issuing the address is
mat umop have come both from
.nbtn and Without the ranks Of the
n.nscfa.lc party to the effect that one
M pg..iDiy two Of IT. judicial nomi.
-. f,nm this district would not &C.
80 IN. Ianof conferred upon them.
90 In ftrf that all doubts on this
,,o,nt nav 10 eiieciually settled TO the
,.,ntrafv ,pllefs " unqualified accept.
SIC. mi thanks from each Of the three
ssntirmen- -Ogien Hiles, a. J. How
.ttapI l,tdrand NOung--afo appended
Tina adifrss, which fefefe 70 thum NJ
sssdIdaie, 'srlecied solely by foaaun
N tbelf special ntuess, long experience
md .upsflof qualifications for the
1lth it1sW impIaoi upon on them.
urAn UJuSTY REPUBLICANS.
The pefmansut effects elected by
tbe Republican county convention,
upsn fe,nming session yesterday u tor.
MON. were T.. Hgibfoof, Provo, chair.
mas John n. Hindiey, American
F5fI. secretary; Lille Morgan, Spau-
In Fitk, aud Mts. Mclvina J1hns0n,
Itht. assistant serfeinriet; y. e.. Boyer,
-pfingvillc, chaplain; Herman Snow,
Tbisve, sefgeaut.h,-aftns. Tho follow
log candidates we're nominated. FOR
STATE senaturs, J. T.. Booth, OF Provo,
and r. u. Cutier, OF Luhii lot repre-
,enla,iyes, James 7. fhofnr, OF Peat
aut Grove, Frank J. Btinghufsi, OF
sprlngvillc; Grant q. Slmon', Of Pay
,on, and John q. Graham, o Pfovoi
nf county superintendent Of scnooif,
Iu0fEu u. btlulhallf ul ifoN9s n
county centfal committee, consisting
OF one lady and one gentleman
nom each precinct, was elect
Cd. John &. Graham aud II.
Il Gilman were retained ~ ptesi.
isut and secretary respectively, to
continue Ill January let, when new
Officers will be elected, the object be.
log not " change officers during the
campaign.
Ia the evening rally WAS hello In
the opefa house, Attended by n large
ard euthutlaitic audience. The house
vGH filled TO liz utmost capacity, many
remaining standing during almost thu
satire meeting. Tbs speakers were
James Chapman, Hvber NJ. Wollp,
Frank J. Cannon, Clareace l.. Alien.
Hen T.. Rich and J. l.. Booth. Ths
Provo quattetto furnished music tor
tue tccAsion which was highly appte.
eiaied, each number being anoored.
pRNOCRATIC CRY CONVENTION.