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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-11
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.


Special 70 ne NEWS, ria Ds,sysi TeicgraA
BEAVER, Uttn, February IL, 1895
The Second district court resumed
adjourned festi0n here this morning.
Tho oase u John w. Christian, au.
pointed stati tioian by the old Demo.
cratic county r.utt ia December last,
VI Daniel Bees, appointoi by the now
aud Republican board In January, aud
who lie prominent Republican
and school teacher here, came up on
demurrer to plaintiff application for
0uster Tho demurrer was aUly arguul
by PfcslT Dsnuy, Esq, In behalf II
Beck anu by Cnrisuau, assisted by
Jhdge Thurman.
Judge BArloh seemed 10 tahs grpst
Interest IA tue legal points involved iu
lAe urgu lout, As Oar { IN at the
time VI tue RppOintmenL WIS mem-
yer II the COunty court, but MT wuen
ready to perform his duties OF Unine,
aud BecR WAS appointed alter the
tlmo prescribed. Tho decision VIA
taken under auvisement anu IL looked
forward TO with considerable interest.
The greatest water right cass ever
tried In this Territory WAS called az
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BUTCHERS UP IN ARMS.


There 10 trouble ahead for the local
Ice barons, that Is u the butchers Of
tho town can make It for them, and
indications point that they arc pre-
pared Tor ~ vigorous ronteet
The hnt volloys Of the fray were
lted yesterday, sunday though 70
was, when close upon a score Of
Anightb u the cloaver aud block
held a council cf war, as II wes to pro.
tcst against the passage by the C0un-
Gil Of the recently drafted Toe ordinance
which viii compel them 10 use a more
expensive quality { loo for refrigerator
purposes than heretofore. A commit.
tee composed OF Muasrs. White, Bangs
aud DAVIS will present. the protest TO
tho Council Vt Its meeting tomor-
row night. The butchers argue that
10 will work q great huauclal hardship
upon them 10 compel them 20 uso the
highest price Ice Tor storing purposes.
the ice men lo0k upon the situation
differently and cay that the best leo
should be used Tor such purposes as
we'll as Tor dOmeltic consumption anu
That view Is entertained Nv the mum.
ciual health department aud hence
the present trouble.
A. yesterday meeting Food Iu-
spcol0f McAlIlatet was alec the sub.
leot Of considerable t.uLtOn, II being
claimed that be hat been guilty Of
some official iudiscrotiOn bordering on
tbs verge OF inu0mputUugy, That
question was also ordered looked into.
Frsnde OF Mr. McAiistcr ray Ills Of.
.cuse, ia the eyes u certain butchers,
Ia simply that uu ha- bnnn TOO vigorous
ia having them comply with the law.
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COUNTY COURT.
A Commllteo TO Examine Deputy Fruit
Tree Inspectors.

Tho county court met pursuant TO
adjournment At 10 O'Clock this morn
ing, aud business was transacted as
lOlloWs;
The bond OF ID. q. Williams - retail
liquor At Murrsy for three months was
approved, and the clerk was Instructed
TO Issue license.
Potion 4 john Hin Of al Tor ap.
polntment OF w. II. Wardlo ~ super.
visor oI road district No. was ordered
illbd.
Petition OF Joseph II. Stevenson ct
al Tor appointment 0f Joseph J WI
llams rs supervisor Of district No. o
was ordered filed.
Petition OF Howard D. Young for
appointment Ms fish aud game commits
h9ner was ordered filed.
The petition Oi Parker q Depue ask-
lng that they be- permitted TO bid up
heir property nj pu0lio isle, sol 10 the
Probate Judge February ~, 1902, was
granted AMI the clerk Instructed 90 cell
~ putllo auction, lot IS, BLOCK !, Cily
rAk subdivision, after giving tno uO'
hre required by law.
Petition OF Il. j. Leonard, FOR releRse
OF TWO erroneous tax sales, was granted,
anu the probate Judge ordered to exc
cute quiz claim deeds IN accordance
theroW ith,
Petition Of r. s. Green for appoint
ment M fruit tree inspector deputy
was ordered filed.
On motion Of Selso,man ChrislolieT-
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'on, Prof G. a. whiting, NJ the Uni.
vsrTiy % Uhh, Hvbrr Benuion,
Iaylursviile anu Joseph NJ. smith, %
Draper, were appointed a committee
ior examining deputy fruit tres H.
SECTORS.
Bits ipf bringing alb tract Of prop
city " Salt Lake county down 10 q I'll.
were received from tho Ascurt
Abstract company, the Unh Tito /. -
utAuco olmpauI, W. b. Crism1n, aud
The SAT- Lake AOstfuct lille Guarau.
tae q Trust company, aui oil were
rtfotfud 20 the seI-Ctmen.
The surveyor was instructed ID max.
survey OF tonu land establish mouu-
monts aud make ftuor1) tsom Bin ..
nam Junction 90 the mouth of tNp
ca yor, 60 he called HighWay 81. S0
Ing clu { nHn a j1urned .ill ruur-
lay, FoU. 10. 1895, ht2 -. m.
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CHORAL UNION CONCERT.


ANN ARnOR, Mich, Feb. s, 1905
The Choral Union Of the Uuiversity
Of Michigan, numbering 800 voices,
gave its greatest concert ON Friday
evening laol, assisted by the eminent
soprano, Gsuivrr-Johustone Bishop, Of
Chicago, aud the great bssso, Gardner
=. Lamson, late Of Boston, but now Of
tue iacu ~ OF University School Of
Music. A lull orchestra and tho great
Columbian organ accompanied. Three
thousand hve hundred people listened
10 the program which was a varied anu
popular one.
Pot Herman Zsiz, was concert.
meiatorp John J. Mcclellan, VI Utab,
presided NJ the great organ, while DE-.
A. A. Stanley conducted, 10 was sup
posed that nm 0rgauist would be eu.
gagged from Chicago or Detroit but the
Utah boy was selected. The perform
ance OF Mr.. Mcclellan was such that
tho conductor, the leading chOflbters
nnd sOlOists, including Mrs. Johustone-
Bishop paid him most Watering and
encouraging compliments. The VI h
colony was very well represented In
the audience.
A t'f the concert was over the sole.
lsts, concert MASTER OTRaniHt and
low Of the prominent University OF
Michigan pref ias0Ts, also officers Of
Chorai union were gwen a banquet at
Dr. 5tnuley's residence. ME-. bishop
slated tlat she had met The director OF
tue "CAth,dfal choir" ui bAit Lake
Cily when lac aud his onolT were 40 the
Fair anu that tue director (Put ssUr
sIuphons) had asked her - come 10
Salt Lake at some time 10 sing, aud
she expressed the desire 10 do 70. III.
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la the house. Each shrek Of pain and
terror from the poot girl must have cut
like daggors into the hearts o. the mat-
dsnod parents OUTSIDE. Hut the odds
were too great; they could 10
nothing. The ncuds made their
escape. Yesterday friends In this
city went out D. their relief
Mrp. Frank PETE was accidentally
killed 90 Brigham cry ON Monday
night. The horses attached 10 " sleigh
In which she WA riding ran away, AMI
she Jumped out, hllghtinv on her heat.
The Brigham CITY Bug'cr hos started
"Flromen'a clothing fund" TO re-
plrnish the wardrobe u firemon no it
may be- ruiled In their services In the
ife department.
Elder u. II. Roberts IL to lecture
before The Y. NJ. VI. A.. n Brigham
CITY on Saturday evening, February
lB.u.
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The British Mission.

l"A" 'NNtAi NthIi "hh .f4
Arrivals. - The following named
Elders IN Liverpool pr American
luc steamer kuasIustln on January
- lsoi:-For gue Bu,ish mlssioni w.
IS. LnmaIeAuz, Of Logan; Tor the Swiss
and Grfmau mission, Charles W.
Rogers AMI Brigham 4. Cannon, ui
salt Lake C,ly Homer r.. Bushman,
yi 80. Jusrph, Arz1ua. rhe J ufnoy
aud voyage were without special tGci.
urut. Those Tor tbs C0utlneut pie
o,ciod on thoif journey on January
-Ir
AploIuiment.-Eldor W. a. Lamar
cauE hos been appointed % labor a.
travelling Elder In tho Birmingham
conference.
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POstmaster Nnsh,s Rennri

Postmaster Nash has just occasion to
feel proud over his two yeRrs' official
record. He lie In receipt OF govern.
mont treasury department aoknow..
g.gment # his report forwarded 10
Washington sometime sgo. incidental
" he his highly O0mplimented on the
fact that there II not u mistake In de.
tall or In general IN his rttlrns Of ole
cent or any fractian thereof, although
the volume OF business In tho salt
Lake 'iilco amounts away into the
hundreds Of thousands annually. Tue
record ~ regarded by Federal tfioials
AZ being little short Of wonderful.
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NABBED AT OGDEN.
Robert Jonts, Al Ascending Darkey,
10 b. Brought Back by Captain
Donovan.

ss'-!= o""---, Of the Salt Lake
police force, armed with tho necessary
papers and steel wristlsls, tIok the / $50
Pun. train Tor Ogden today for the pur.
pose OF securing possession Of, and
bringing back T. this city, one Robert
Jones, an absoonding darkey, arrested
at the Junction city by Chief DAyeu-
port Mt the instance Of local officers, on
a charge OF grand larceny.
Specifically stated JOnes's oiiense
seems 10 be that Of stealing a brother
daTkey's wardrobe, valued ut 500,
from the Knutsford hotel, where tney
were both employed, The case will be-
heard before Justioe Smith tomorrow.
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Green River Gold.

W. II. Edwards, well known by
Uah miners no daring and successful
pr0spoolor aud claim developer Ia now
Ia Denver having gone to that city
from Green River, this Territory, o
thu Colorado catafActs, a trip when he
IA ads In "a ifgil row boat, anu with n
siugie companies 10 get Il sample lot Of
gufiicTJuH SAM IRON tue bars OF the
river bed. His Intention was to test
tue thotOughness anu pfactiyabilily OF
work ing the sand through the Bennett
machine. The extremely diversified
results OF the assays OF the sand, now
ever, prevented any definite Ia ofma-
ton deing disclosed AZ ~ the amount OF
gold Ia thg bars,
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1880 3. M, via, T.. II. smith, John
White, CurfCw add others Va Beaver
River Land hud Irrigation company.
For ploiutins appear Judge Thurman
q Il McCtttf, aud for the DE-
ondauis, J. n. Pardoo aud judge
. G.. boy. IL is expected
,1e case will last all week ~ over filiy
Witnesses will be examined aud the
question NJ rriIr water rights aud tue
claims a. tie dam owner involve
several nun red thousand dollars.
A double h mi'.is occurred az
Iinersvlllo yestcrlty afternoon al p.
M, where q sorse Burku, stabbed
William Gresham twice with difk
aud then fbot himself through tue
nua1 with ride, dying Instantly.
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An Able Lecture.

Notwithstanding the bleak cast
wind, the Saints Of Sugar House
ward turned out In gooily number last
evening AnI were well paii by tho
abs aud very interesting lecture Of DR..
J. NJ. Tanner on "L1oking Forward"
THIS IL one OF q series given under the
auspices Of the Mutual improvement
Association II Sugar House ward. The
practical Lessons presented 10 the young
may probably be- employed; aud an
interest was aroused by the speaker
that viii md its way In the culuva.
ton Of thought and study amr"'' tHuse
present.
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$500

DIR. SHELMERDINE will give you
the benefit OF his experience, make q
complete diagnosis Of your case and
supply q pair Ui eye. glasses or spec.
iac'es for $500 except In highly COM
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and thorough examination with Dos
various scientific iu.Wmcnts, aud like
result obtained rom each before q final
correction Is made, thereby making an
error IN measurement impossible.
II YOU are wearing Improperly fitted
glasses or your SIGHT h detective. have
them attended before Il is too late, as
nature will be reyengci for any neglect
OF her laws.
Every pair OF glasses are especially
ground 10 suit the pecuIIaritics Of each
case, and ere guaranteed TO give salts
faction.
The following Endorsements are eyi.
dence Of the DOCTORS ability
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Territorial Items.

Word comes to rela.lves In this CITY
OF huln0us crime committed Nv
.ramps, Tuesday, AT a ranch five mill,
west NJ COrlune, says the Brigham
Ci,y Buglcr Of Fob. o. Twoutlv feI-
lows called At the home Of Michael
Christensen, cripple, and asked tor
'ood. rney were given something Ia
cat, but not being satisfied, they dToy,.
tue mother, bate ana crippled father
rom ghe mouse. They helped them.
srlves 10 everything, then devinshly
outraged, time and Time again, the ID.
ytat- I'D daughter whom they had Kent
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A DEAD BODY FOUND.


A rspor. reached this Office today
to the effect tat young man ty the
nome Of janice Gabsou, was found dead
ais caOin At East Mil Creek. The
uOly WAS discovered yesterday, and n
lH supposed the young man committed
aulcide by shooting himself some tlmg
On Friday last. No particulars are Al
this tllnu Obtduable. A coroner. In
quest was 70 bo held over 40 body tbis
a tefnO0n, aud further usvelopmeuts
viii no doubt occur.
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AMUSEMENTS.

THE GRAND opens It's last week with
che present stock company tonight In
R1berIson's play o; Caste. Next week
Mr. Rogoro' new company OF New
YorkeFs, with Mr.. Cisrko ami Mise
Cooke, open what Il Is hoped win DO
long and prosperous season. The new
people, eight or ton Ia number, come
with excellent accommodation direct
from New York, hut whistler they viii
arrive in time 10 open tho neg b., ason
next Monday IL Us ye. unknown.
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Judgment Creditor.

In the Third district court on 5htur-
day John Hobreukor IT,, OF AL, ludg-
ment creditors OF tho T.. q. CONN
Hardware company In the sum Of
SIs4l IS, began an action against the
oOmLany anu the National Bank Of
the Republic, praying thAt the con.
iessiuns Of judgment by tho company
IN iav0r Of the bank Tor the sum IL
$50, 422.54, on March %, 1893, ani
now nvld by Esther CJtiin,be declared
ifauIulont and void anu sci aside on
the ground thAt the confession VI Judg-
muDt was illegal.
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Bread Gust l'pOn lhe Waters.

Elder Louis r. Vol, writing from
Kentucky says, "G reaj the iermon Of
Atoits II. J. GAHt 90 the Saints on
;nr subject Of erecting the Pioneer
monument. Enclosed nnd small
suD'cripu0n. This was MI the mouoy
they had st Tat time; but they ts-
marked that they expected b see tue
mJuumgats0 some day and dcsirrd the
aatislaciiUn NJ contributing their mites
towards iis orucllon.n
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DR.. Mnlspaugh lll.

DR.. MilIspaugn, .upsuu,eliout Of
tue salt Lake CUy puour schools b.
suiicring ir0m an a',aca Of 10 Grippe
nud IL Is only with toe greatest Oh
Gully aud prristent effort on HE nsrt
that lao Ia aulu To- remain at hi1 lil'u
AMI direct iJs nilauA A u.et ui tvscu.
siu anu students sincerity nUpu Tor HE
rapid recovery.
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The Insurance war IL now ot--1t
very soon viii be. II may terminate
any day, iust ~ soon o. the wsrrtng
companies again combiut. During the
dlaal ftcmen' will write your infut-
auce NJ n cut rato-low enough 10 satit-
~ the assured. 1 represent samo OF
the best c mpauies doing business on
the coast.
j.. l. SHEETS, Broker.
Walker Bros. Bank building, 10 w.
Second south.
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Under tho direction OF Uncle Ben
tine genial anu entertaining hostl tho
entire rtitir was "A complete success,
aud Will doubtless tend 10 Increase the
Interest ia the organization, when IN.
cluues many bright, energetic disciples
OF Blackstone.
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Military Ball.

The NEWS acknowledge the recuipt
Of au Invitation to attend "masque
ball" 10 be- given by the officers OF
Companies q snd ID, Second Infantry.
U.N.G., Thursday yvening, Valentines
Jay, Ia the Palace Hail at Logan.
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Gard of Thanks.

Dr.. Jab,z W. Taylor aad family de-
slreto return their grateful thauks 90
al friends who iu any way rendered
thsmi.srvioe Or symnat1y In their TO-.
cent loss Of goo1 aud loving wife asd
ulUtber
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TUDAY's QUOTATIONS..
ORE AND HuLLioN.


HEw YoKR. Fob. u.-stick market was
weak uHry tula mofniuN. Aftr lI.li Pacific
improve.
General list wha hrm after ~. sugar al.
Vaurcd Zoo The last fifteen minutes before
noon speculation was weak ana declines made
Of a a e pcf cent the latter iu sugar
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81 Msrs's n spital Training school
for nurs has several vacancies ilr
pupils, Application should be- made NJ
once, 0s the course Of lectures ~ now In
progress.
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COKE CLUB BANQUET.
An Interesting AND Enjoyable Time al
the Draud Pacific on saturday
Night.

Ono Of the most enjoyable and ira.
tornal occasions Of thu kind ever held
la this city was the auniyorsary ban.
quot given by the Coke club Ia the
Grand Pacific hotel, on Saturday night.
Members Of the club TO the number {
AOUutthiriy together with a few invited
friouds, sutru ldvd the "iestal boafu"
% Iaftake VI ,ueir hmt annual feast.
Before commencing the supper, Ordot
was called by roastmastur Grant IL.
Smith, when all present. it1ud up anu
saug, Ia me style, "Oar County, IT'S
Of inoc," accompanied by the band.
The cJurtts were intorspeTsol with
synge, glecs, pleasant chats, oic. After
tue inner mao hHu been b. sled,
Judge GraLt IA. Smith In a happy and
appropriate speech Introduced the
tOasts, which were as follows;
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FRE ISLAND, Frr. ii.-A late lu'l,-
4 n says that 81 $500 D.. M. the Steamer
L. Ghtcogno was sighted south VI Fiie
Island.
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Many Minor Gases.

More than score 90 cases, ai. u
minur character were uispuscI Of by
Justice smith In tue piilco court this
morning,
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CONNER CIAL.
sALT LAKE OLEAHIa0 HOUSE,.

hALs LAKE OLEAhiNu HOUSE.
ToIay's clearing house oEchaugss
amounted 90 sl5S,5Ol. same day lgat
year sl7i,lss.
TupAY's QUOTATIONS..
New Y1rk.-Silver, 51l; lead, s3.O2!.
LondOn,-Silyor, ga
ORE AND BULLION.
Wells, Fargo a Go. received today:
Penn. bullion, ES,437.
T. II. Jonea 4 %, received today:
Bullion, $3.50.
McCOrnick & Go. received today;
Silver anu lead orcs, 300.
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sIoCas ANO uAHKErA


CHICAGO NAuNEI
Chicago. close. Ieb. D.
WheAt-Foh, tUg. MAY. Ds.
Onru=tuU, o., stay. co..
uats-tvu. gs. May 80.
fOrE-t oh,, $3.50, May, gisli.
lard-teu. So as May, ft.t.s,
iabs-to1 fau,s May,Ag1s,
tlaN-tLll,
hhrlnY=hH
HyuHaig.
Ilmuthy=AU1
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Notice 60 water Consumers.
Reductions In wat rates can BE-
obtained by calling q McGurrin a
Coz, 10 West Second south, anu get.
ting water scrir.
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IRONY In Farmers ward. salt Llle county.
fcHruHrs |,lF.l,1f In1lmmItlIu of inc bowels
after hn iIurHH ~ three DAYS. bDucY hunf
rel 20 OF thg lhtg seth rugby, boz lnc siNiy.
BOZ her native land. England, and came 70 Utah
Boz ISIS
pm. Friends 0f Che family are invited
nALuA-At Junction. IIuts county, Utah.
January en-. IsIH. of diabetes, Ida May. oldest
daughter ~ JUHfIeI 10. and 7. a. llLIsHs born
diy'
TuuuNa-N BITE fr.iIongr near I0uteyi
Wales. 'aHutry iU, i-l iHnaH ihumls. nacd
20 years. llu uaH boon mCwuof Of que ihuuru
iur many years aud had fam 400 itc Gospel Go
Che last- MIrHniai STAT.
GurN-At SO. sIt south rHiri Wet street.
talt Lake ulty, janice GrCcui born November
ued in isgl at usuHary, tssst Eusiaut. oml.
grated to lnn june, $751; tie dicd ln iull
lNIih OF fUU tUHUC|s
tuncai rou sI,th ward meeting house
Invited
udah.al sa-. please copy.
mrlrw At Deer iodro. Montana. THUR.
day, January 20, lH'i of nervous exhaustion,
Sire HHrF n UrIlcW. wife uf amuul urllUua
ui MisfUulH, Mont. Huu daughter 1f itH. Junn
o. Fowler aud sister % Mrs. 30 o.. johnson, "
ins city, Deceased woe Dr. Foars of urc, and
luavOa husband nud iuryU children Co. mourn
her death The deceased lady was we'll hrufu
nud highly regarded 900 NIssuulH, having been
name hCurf c1fuH and FIU.tH Chapter %, 2
Tho funeral vas hold from ,ho odd FcIlova
iHcuu .pic6. of iIcttl C6iptcr 10 20. b $.
Hnd was attended by iarsg number u
tn'nd'.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds ialr Highest Medal and Diploma.
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for infants and Children.

"Cnstoria iaa1v c'iniilt HiiHghiIvutHat
.rrcoumsnd 90 ns aipo-..r tlua. rr. iIpt..u
known to uo" DO s. Auu.H No. d..
81 SD. OzfHrl 3d.. iHalHu. t ST..
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What is Moro Attractive

Than a pretty face with a fresh. bright
c1mplcSiou1 For it, use pouoni'a Powder
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A Few From Salt Lake.

Ny vision hls hncl wonderfully Improved
~ We g.lasus inA' DE- 'hOImUrIiu1 prescribed
lhteuEh them Che world luuLs carer and
more Wsunei thau formerly, white fur close
NofA they nroN,rY rcstiui 90 hay Oyts.
GEubGE KHNNuLus,
Secretary Of the rrcs dcucy, Mormon Church.
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never wore glasses before that have given
re re sneh perfect aatisfacuon 90 tnosu hitod BY
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fiALUA-At junction. iHuta county, Utah.
January en-, isI|. uf diabetes, Ida Nay. oldest
daughter ~ tUHrIcH No. auut a. llLIoHt born
April o. lHl aged b years. m11thH and %
days
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-04-19
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
About That New Parish
Over on The View.
THEY WILL MAKE A STAND.
Local Democrats Will Be an Active
Factor in Noxt Campaign.

A TRIBUNE reporter called at Father
Beland's residence Yesterday to ascertain
what could be learned regarding the new
parish to be organizsd.i 4 on the View. He
was told that ~ yet no site had been
chosen for the structure and the plans
had not yet been made, but that both
would be done very soon. The new
parish will take ope.sixth OF the families
out of the present Notre Dame parish,
which now consists of about 200 families.
Will OrgsnIzs.
The local Demo sracy has, after year or
two of comparative inactivity, has con-
cluded at last to make an active struggle
In city politics. They have an eye open
to the coming Presidential struggle and
intend to be In the field as early as anyone.
Firemen's Relief Association.
The relief association connected with
the localnre department IL In fourishing
condition. The recent social netted nearly
500 which leaves a balance in the
treasury OF $280. The mem bcrship OF the
association IL 38.