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Evening journal., 1895-09-17
Affairs at tho Bicycle Club.

Hamilton Smalley was elected presi
dent Of the Wilmington Bicycle Club
last mis- ht to succeed Isaac Bullock, re
signed. The club gave a banquet TO
celebrate the arrival Of the cups won in
the century run OF Time Wheelmen
There were impromptu speeches, songs
and social enjoyment for the rest Of the
evening. The prizes will be kept In the
clubhouse on an ornamental mat.
Evening journal., 1895-09-17
Ysstsraay,s Learue seore..

Baltimore, z: Boston, d.
Cleveland, z; Cincinnati 0.
Philadalphia. o; New York, 8.
Washington. 16; Brooklyn, II.
Brooklyn. IL; Washington, 3.
st Louis Louisville, rain.
Pi.tsburg-Ohioago. rain.
Evening journal., 1895-09-17
The rIora Postponement

Wier, Koons. Hsnley, Steward and
Turner did not race on the Tioga track
last night, although they were entered
for the events. The management post
poned them until tomorrow evening.
Evening journal., 1895-09-17
RnIlrnna President pIe..

ATLANTIC CITY, Sept. 17.-Mahlon p.
Hutchinson, president Of the Catawissa
railroad, died here after an illness Of two
wears
Evening journal., 1895-09-17

The Match Race at Wawase.t Driving
Park that was to take place next Thurs
day is declared of until further notice.
J. B, GREEN.
Evening journal., 1895-09-17
MedIa,s lAmateur Aetors.

MEDIA, Sept. II Fifteen amateur
actors and actresses got together and
organized "The Media Dramatic Union, "
aud will give performances in Gleane
Hail. Media, about once a month this
winter. Down by the Sea" will be
presented in October, ard "The Merchant
OF Venice" In November Attorney o f.
Bullsrd, who has already local reputa
tion as Shylock, will appear in that
character in the Merchant OF Venice. ."
The fifteen members Of the organic alton
srs Miss Minnie Donnelly. Miss Florence
BrintOn, Miss Hattie Thompson, Mics
Louise Dolphin, Miss May Pedrlck and
Messrs. Emil Holl, J. E Muth, o. T..
Ballard, ]. Taylor Neal. Thomas j
Dolphin, G L. Bullard, George Hannum,
Joseph Lssdom, Benz jlmin Osborne and
George I. Butler.
Evening journal., 1895-09-17
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Pleasant Social Events Occur
ring About the City,
COMING September WEDDINGS

Many Young Men aud Maidens who
WIN Enter the Matrimonial State the
Latter Part of the Month-Pieasant
Y. w. @. A. Reception Last Night.
Personal Mention.
"a communications Intended for insertion
n this column should be addressed 10 SooistA
EditCr care OF che E7rNTV0 JoURaAL, Com
mcnica5iona enould b written on ors eide OF
'ho paper only
Evening journal., 1895-09-17
Another septsmbsr N

Another September wedding Announced
Toe marriage is announced Of Miss
Clara Logan, OF this city, and Harry
Faulkner, Of near Media. The ceremony
will take place at the home of the bride
on Thursday evening, September 90.
Evening journal., 1895-09-17
llnter Wlll twlrl for PIllsburys tO.day
Notes OF the League Contest.

President Freedman is not particularly
anxious to retain Doyle on the clubs
pay. roll next year, and It is more than
probable that the New YOrk's ex-
manager will figure in a deal for FIRST
baseman Tucker, OF the Bostons.
Captain Anson still thinks Chicago
can beat Pittsburg aud Brooklyn out for
fourth place He is ticksd 20 death
over the prospect OF coming In ahead OF
New York, from the officials OF which
club he will collect the winning end of
quite a number OF bets
To gain second place the Pnillies must
win all the rest OF the games scheduled
and Cleveland must lose AZ least three
games.
Rsitz. who has been on Bsltimore's
II h1spital list for some time, got back into
the game again yesterday.
Burkett aud Clements srs the only
League players who have batting
average of over 400
Gleason led off the Baltimore batting
order yesterday.
Evening journal., 1895-09-17
Oufck Iunoh

At Beckett's, Nos. 6 and 5 West Sixth
street,
Evening journal., 1895-09-17
Local RasebaII Notes

There was no game Of baseball to day
at the Union street grounds because Of
the inability Of the Brandywine Club to
come here.
Another game should be promptly
arranged with the Brendywl OF West
Chester. They have good local
reputation.
"Dick" Hawke will have to undergo
another operation on his wrist If be
expects TO pitch ball any more
Rockford will play the strong old
Camden, n j., team TO- morrow at the
Union street grounds.
Media has at last come to terms with a
Delaware club and will be here to play
ball with Rockford on Thursday after
noon at Union street park.
The score of an exciting West Side
game yesterday was
Pillsburys ..........2 o o 90 2 10
EmbFevllle. ...........1 o o 0 O-5
Batteries-Tracy and Albert; Gordon and
Allen.
Pointer will twirl for Pllsburys to-day
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PROVO.


Auulp LASER, on SsulHmiu, has
uJuught suit iu tho FiIst district COutI
sgAlnGt Jacob Laacb john Jones RuH
Warren h.. DAVIS, 90 c1llgC. {S-l,OBr
which she claims ls duo her from lIs
vslaiu % Isaac LASER, deceased, OF
when Jacob Laser Is Administrator.
Jones ami Davis are sureiie, for Lirrr.
Mike MuTrAuu, VI Eureka, hus
brought suit against Dan u. Sullivan,
also 3i Eureka, 20 recover possession
VI psrhonai property consisting Of n
hOus1 anu furniture, valued al Sj755O,
ami Tor 800 i0r wr0ngiully wiIhhulu.
log 'be samu from plaintiff. Plaintiff
alleges that In september, 1898, he
gave defendant a ulll Of sale OF the urt .
perry In question ~ isecuTity for !l95,
borrowed money, with tho underslu IL
log that when the money was paid the
Property should un released. Plaintiff
alleges that UD hBf offered defendant
the money; and that he has refused To
accept II ADD elurn the property.
Robert CIgspi, ~, JuNb county, has
brought an acIiuu against Guy aud
Llecla Crosby o. recover $3.50, Tor
eighty tone u' hwy, which he allrgrr
defendants appropriated between the
Ia, OF September 1903, ami tue l5.h OF
July, 1895.
Damon q. Tuuniclii has com.
menced an sct.au aghinst Richard d.
Sutton ana La2la sutton u collect
ssG5, BALANCE aur un % note Il {l5lO,
secured by trus, deed on Utah county
realty. The real estate Jus been sold,
snd failed to uTius uhicient money to
!,quldate tho debt.
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and the ditch will DO covered. He
sad that they were cOmputinT With q
nuisance the city had bysn maintsiu.
Ing Ia from, OF the properly, Jut i.s
cily,s was r1t 10 ~ with theirS. The
case was uhmisssJ, bot me court tod
tho complaining witness that ~ The
nuisance continued he must assert hi
rights anu prompt action would 80
lakeu to stop II.
Bert Harris alias Il. Morris, who has
record behind him VI a psutaloon
'hiof aud who has been playing havoc
IN thC clothing stores OF this city, was
atrhigGeI 10 answer to two charges o.
psiit larceny. The complaints wutv
mace mado by Barton q Go. and ne
Mitbt Clothing firm. lie plead gully
anu !ho evidence thguOI that hH
was b. old hand at the bus
ness. UpHu his person were found
twertv-hve pawn shup' from StL1uIri
Leadvlllc and Kansas CITY for trJusets
NO hal depJsiirI, A. Bfr,unS store
he stole pair almost before the eyes Of
the clsfke and Detective shoeP. The
sentence was eighty days lmpfison'
incut on hoth charges.
RJhfri ThOmpiOn, who c1niotSoi u
the Ollicefg ~ be an hccOmpllce IN tho
burglary of the htuse Of Rev. Me Niece,
pIeAl not guilty 10 that charge. IL. g.
EINaris, representing the county,
prosecuted. Officers Rslsign and
sheets trstiiisJ that they arrested tue
defendant while he had in his plescs-
sion number Of the stolen atticics.
lilo was bOuAd over to await tho tu!iou
" the grand jury with tho bail u 500.
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Continued from Page me )
A FREIGHT WAR.

There IL a strong effort IN the part Of
Southern Pacific officials 10 explain
that " will be beneficial 10 Utan.
business men deny 10, aud iuleed i'
mere 1. any benst, 1t does not extent
beyond Ogden IN any direction. Form.
Stly all Utah cities un the lines o: tlr
Uuion Pacific and RIO Graude between
sud including Ogden aud Spanish
FORK enjoyed similar rates but nos
Ogden stanIa alone In tho tU-calltG
benefits. Whatever Salt Lake. tor
{ ance, gets itim tho coast over toe
southern faoifo will have 10 c1ms
fUm Oadsn over the UNI u
Pacific or RIO GranIe a. sd.
yAuccu, Arbitrary or local rates
q dad, aud lEcse ioch. rates, comu0fs-
lively, Hro enormous, bring oil The
way from 10 ~ 30 couls rar hundred.
"That siHtu 0i sfisiis" ia connection
with thr other determinations thHt
have bruu pointed Out, taii iolIigg
local jobDer To-Day, "is mply CSmi 81
and viii MOI BE- cludnuU4 say '.ugr,
ihsn We IAN get t0g ihet an lsImg.
lats man 90 dymsuu Tor iuUrIIs.
AMI 'nsrtuHl correction. A, rfgnTHs
the haul from Ogden hero both the
will hbvl POO makB concession. We
caunut stand tust syefsgs q twenty
cent? hundred advance. The now
iafins, 1 Presume, have now oil lrru
issuel and tho Jobbgrs' sss0ciailnu
Will take them W, go over tsvm yHtc.
July, completely auBlj8f ,Utm aud
point DIt .huir incOutis,ru 90 go lns
railway III IalsAnd uoau1'u.iy asE that
ia BE- d.. 10.
iu TueyOusU 10 .u- prtit,Uas, SO viii
resort o. con HtnIug cu.- what 10 Wi.
BE- yIefs not 10 stste. Blt 90 XIIi
obtain IN .Hs cn1, tLng - oUriaiu."
A. ~ q OF the statement I.ai
metcha.' 40 can be sutyped from Nsw
YORK 20 San FfHuciscJ anu bag4 o.
sal Lake CLraury tHSu D. can 10
brought from MN H.Th hero direct .
few rate quotau,us srr gwen out vi "a
very great 4Isny NJ ,UIgwi:
lake 1rst, iOr iusisIse, blgn Of
which enormous rumuHfs s,t use E.
Ths tnr.i on tbeh sIm New i.fg 10
san Francisco !. ~ HHuts puT huudfsI
Lake the rate r. sl,N5, lf htD'hl rats Tor
tho roundabout route oil sl75. Ffom
New York g. rAlt LAku tue ra'c IL
s2.l6, belng IL cents lcss by way OF
SaH Francisco than direct. Ga blank
otg Tbs rate tom New York 20 san
Francisco IN 81, back % salt Ltko " o.
50 cents, From Nav YJTk here 10 N
s. %, or difference la favor uf tue
long route u 81 cfnts. On hardware
the tAtiii from coast 10 coat ~ 81 ~;
rom San Francisco ~ Sat- Lnk-, 50
cents, or a total ~ $500. From New
YORK % thsSAlt Lake mstkutitlu 81. 50.
GA iron anu stsri tue rslu %. IN New
York TO San Fhuctc1 ~ 81 cents.
From the Pacific coast TO this city u o.
also 81 cents, but ilOm New I0,k 10
Salt Lake direct tie 81 IL Tue sans
IL true pH 10 hJrse thucF,
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TIE REPUBLICAN PLAN.


The Republican county committee
met At HIn's Savings bank this fore.
nson, the following being present.:
Fret preoinct--J. J. GroenwAld Ivy
Arthur Parson'; Second precinct, =. u.
WCsletfield; Third precinct, unreprs.
scented; Fourth, }. 4. AxtOu; Flith, T..
-. II. Thompson; w. T.. James by +.
ID, kimtall, 3. II. HIN, George NJ.
Cannon, Jsmos Nelson, W. w. VIII.
son, Il. NJ. Harmon and Mesiamea
Wells, Fox, FrOslstb, Smith, Allen.
On motion uf Mrs. Wells u was dc.
died, "item by item," the proposed
now plan for holding primaries.
AZ adopted the plan prov dos that
candidates Tor the nice q deleg To-,
TO any convention DO voted Tot on
printed ticket, not more than ter vOts n
to be allowed 10 prepare ballots at one
tlmei and no voter 10 be allowed more
lhRn fve minutes In which to prepare
his OF her ballot, ami said voter shall
retire as soon ~ ballot Ia prepared Hnd
voted. No person other than the
Judges ana challongors ami tho yoteT6
above provided for shall be allowed
near the polls. Tickets shall 10 de.
Irlbuird by the iudgeB OF election
only"
Any number OF candidates will be
allowed, and The names Of all shall DO
printed in alphabetical order, under
supervision u tho county committee,
on one ticket, and the delegates Tor
whom tue voter wishes TO cast his bal.
lot shall to Indicated by cross or other
sign. Any Republican, male OF female,
residing within the district for which
the primary II hsld shall DO entitled to
hsvs his or her name placed on the
ticket as candidate for delegate, send.
log II either IN person or by proxy 10
the teoFstsIy OF tho county committee.
All Tickets must DO uniform M 10 siEp,
color AMI weight. The lime Of holding
primaries shall DO from ter. M.
All oRudldEtca shall bo permitted 10 DO
present ai the counting VI toe ballots.
There snail be one woman no primary
ludgo Ia each case; also two uhsl-
lengef. One or more p0lliug places
shall he held In each bishops ward OF
the city and one o. more In the ut,lde
precincts, the exact number to DO tiG.l
by the precinct committee.
On motion VI III Jmpson 1t was de-
Glued that "iu case any pTeriurt com.
miltse shall for any reason fail 10 carry
out ihe plan Of primaries ~ provided
for the executive COMMITTEES Of the
county committee fhall have fun
rover to make all arrangements for
holding the primary In bucn precinct
After the adoption Of two or three
minUT motions aud the Transaction M
other business the committee nd.
jOutnej.
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Personal Paragraphs.

Mr. and tlrs. Charles Hayden, Lead.
willie are spending ivN tsbH loo tuu city
uul 1900 gHvsts ut the lNuulFUIU.
.duNan D.. -. quinn, ul Bingham, is "a
Wn.kur guest
NJ. d. nAuionslu o., Che "Ts' man
irnW san Francisco, b. % kuGlaiUlI att
rival
Inu Walker ha, Sir. aud Mrs. O.. A.
MaIuuuu, O.! lttNpr,uu, 900.
EiNrfd N. hirk, ul buEHnm City, aud
j.. O., .usuu, 10 Layton, juu, afy stop.
ping Ht iuu cullen.
". a. HuOrt, OF Melbourne, Australia,
is a lumplrtuu Euy,..
Charlie Nlmyau, 20 EAsug cay, aud
Juhu 10. johnson, ut Boise, idaho, arc
registered Ns tho MalEur today.
Atthy huulslJug uIu Nlu and Mrs. j..
J.. MglAsuy auI George j. llulTy IT,, OF
~Au liHUuIsuu.
Jonu D.. B,sGow, Provo, IA. Emery,
b',s'r nIt George taiI, Pate ,ts, ate
Cation Arrivals.
Tue Walker register shows tuu pros.
cuyU iu tu.7 yi.y ul "a, llWuTuHug luIlu.
dulpnua, AMI j. Is. uarluuui -u Fran
cisco.
Sir. aud Mrs. q. T.. 81 Bennett, OF
PHIlhdvipuih, put up at uu huusiord
today.
Inc Tcmp.e.ou h,, Gcorso g.. sooner
and ". a. ,Wariz9i, ui Independence,
low o..
q. Is, Taylor Us up irom Sc, George aud
a. thH Juu,u.
D., o.. Pc vr auI vito axe o.. lHu lull0u,
They arc Residents uI Demon, luAu7.
Irving t,u,i, chicago. AMI ~. L.
h!ulHdusl, So l.Hu-, are kuusIurd
guests.
Toe Tmp.,.H Doe, Mr. O.. Q. Long
uuu lhu.uluI. u. HHIAllH, Alu.
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A "PEN" BIRD GOES FREE.
Nuisance Breeding Chinaman Also
tells Otl.-A Clothing Thief sent.
enced.

In tho police court this morning
"m' Howard arraigned for uespass
SHSlIowed to 70, NJ. Way and 81.
s"''', two young men who came here
rom Denver In a box car were also
discharged.
"m' Lynch who hR, Just finished
= term Ia tho penltentiary was ar.
AHMED Tor vagrapoy. He pleaded
sul''y through his attorney Mr.. HGmil.
'on Ahd was allowed to 20 on mis- owA
yvysn!Lance until tomorrow, giving
u',N chance TO leave town.
~. Ese sing was aTTaigusd for main.
I.hlng nuisance NJ 348 south State
'au'e'. IL. ID, Ficko was the complain.
TX witness. City Councilman
G.aieaTa Is agent for tho property anu
uv stated that there had been a terrible
IusAlce but action had been taken 10
emely IT, The owners OF the property
"s,e being consulted ne to whether
""vt connection would be made
4, ny "a Iha meantime tue filthy water
"s'ug oaFFlsd into another csnspool
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SALT LAKE COUNTY MINES.
summary Of Figures Prepared by
staiisiiclau squirts-Smelier
Reports TO Gene.

Salt Lake c5unty's mining report Tot
1894, a. prepared by the bureau Of sin.
ti'lics gives the following informa.iOn'
MINES ~ OPERATION ~ 1894
Patented, 81; not patented, la5; total,
2O7.
Number OF employee. 433.
Total wages tlid. S3iJ -j3.
Output In tons, 80, %; value VI OUT
put, sii2,64D.
Value u plant, sGSl,l0
Tons Of ore concentrated, 1894.
Total value OF all development work
up to 1895 tpSrtly gsimated), Si,sJI.
MINES not ~ OPERATION ~ 1894.
Patented, 81: not patented, 81; total,
i6g.
Character Of Produut-Gold, | 3; lead,
gold anu silver, SIS; g0lJ, silver anu
copper, 20: gold anu silver,2O; lead and
silver, 70.
Value Of plant, slO0,725.
Total value OF all development work
up to 1895 tparlly tstimatedl, $500, og5.
RECArTuLATION
Total Number Of Mines-PA,ented,
1863; not patented, 207; grand total,
$40.
Character of products-Gs Id, -;
lead gold aud silver, .B7; gold, sllvsr
and COPPER 81, gold aud silver, 200
lead anu silver, 20.
Total value Of plant, s79l, go.
Total vAluH VI all development work
up TO 1895 tpRrtly estimatcd), $780,.
s63.
The report Of the smeltofs operating
In this county have not yet been To-
csivsd, although Colonel SquireS,
chief statistioiAn for the county, has
made urgent requests to have the
reports ,ont In, but a. yet they have
not msteTlAliZed.
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Notes.

Albert Rlnolron,agri @J,and Chris.
thus jacobson, pgul DO, bo,h OF Spanish
Fork, received a marriage nceusu THE
morning.
There il but one prisoner IN tho
county Jail at present, anu he Ueoalu @
Gu lonesome thst Tailor Wilkins nnl To
give him u job TO c'cnn up the jail, ~
which he ls working faithfully.
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First Precinct Democrats.

There wSs well Attended AMI Gu.
thusisaIic meeting OF First precinct
Democratic in the FIrst ward Iasl
night. John SlddowEy presided, and
A. Nj, Mussor aoteh as secretary. Mrr.
Margaret Caine, Fisher Harfis, Mrs.
II. ). Riehard', John Slduoway, Mrs.
George Alder and Councilman Newell
vera the sneakers.
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SHOULD BIZ LOOKED INTO.
Why Is II That salt Lake Docs Not
supply Western Colorado luwns!

This big aud objectionable railway
dlserim nation against Salt Lake CITY
has suggested ,he calling u alteEliJn
to another Injustice from which LEGAL
business men are evidently s,Tuuf
considerable monetary loss.
Conditions are such that Salt Lgkc
is not or cann5t supply western Col.
orado towns with merchandise Rs
cheRply NJ Denver when In fact In
some iGstauc. the distance between
them aud tho latter city u greater
ttan II Is between them and Salt LI,c.
Thesc towns are Grand Junction,
GlenwOOd, Aspen, Lualyillr, Mont,
rose ana Delta. Certainly salt
Lake bu6intts men would like 10 go
trade lheto providing proper Traffic
arrangements could be made, Ito
trade % these towns actually ucloGgs
10 Salt Lake. II roads H' X tbs business
men Of Ghls city for then patronage,
why should they throw open territory
on their lines In return THIS applies
with special force 90 the Denver ~ Rio
BTandu and Colorado Midland, both
companies Of which arc actively on.
gagged In this city ia rustling western
freight business. Why not maui g0ods
out nj tue same rate that tier are
brought Ia ana give this city u Unauce
with Denver That IL the question
that should TO answered fairly and
squar0ly. Tue Rio GsRnIo would prob
suly TO willing 10 assist In bTlngin!
about such an arrangement. II IL init,
maled IN high PLACES that unlrta Ia,
Colorado MIA aud al. Dsuycr X Rio
tif.udo cspitula,e5 In this regard that
lhoy viii Bulltr accordingly,
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RelalINes Ileard Lram.

The coroner has received word ir5m
MIs, Dawn Fr1a,-, Vi snur1n aunlgr
Sew York, 60 yuualm tno body %, d..
$, Engeli, The mau wIo tuic,Igt a. the
Union Pacific lgl., Saturday. Further
iusuuuli0us GI. awaited us.yIe snip.
uIrnt Of tue remains wIII ua male. a
rnu,UgrAph uus ubsn taken vi the
suiCido aud ssut % MtH. FIaats,
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SALT LAKE raE TERMINAL.
Offices OF Master Mscnauic nnd ROAD
Master 10 lie Abolished.

On aud after August lst, new
order OF things will no inNugufated On
the line OF the linton Pacific railway.
salt Lake Will bS the terminal po'ut
i1r oil Short Line trains, thus Gripping
Ogden to an eKIeoi, white Ih,s city
receives the beLefil OF the change.
Tue crews will bo pad hereafter au.
CordinR to the number nt mites avtu.
ally run, doing away with thB custom
Of calling a 81 mile run tO Ogden so
nilcs, aud a run u lYi miles from
Ogden TO P0cllello, $50 m Ies. TuIs
move viii greatly bone : the o,mpauy
The tilices ui local master msChqniu
AMI TOHdmhsler viii bs abolished and
supervision Of the read IA tho URh
division viii bs uuUrr ths charge If
James La.lmsr at Nsphi. RoadmastsT
ByTno viii hkely he Installed In some
other department.
Master Mechanic Patterson viii re.
mRII 10 Cusrgs Of tho maruiue Oh pp.
Ne district foreman, tut will DO subject
10 the orders OF !. Il. Dunn, master
mechanic Of the idaho division, VITO
via hereafter look alter ths Utan
division also.
The northern trains from Cache
valley aud intermediate points will
come right through to Salt Lake, max.
ing siOp nj Ogden as usual.
These changes have been made with
view 10 cutting down the number OF
employss, ihua reducing tho expense,
ps the mileage IN Utsh was consideroi
- HmhII lhs1 II was thought best to
couple ~ ONTO some other diVisi9n
where the mileage Is greater.
While the ohaDgeS nave bad effect
on some OF HE local officials, they Will
not In n general way hurt this city as
they viii furnish employment for
moro men, "a more work viii he done
h1rg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-30

, Ihe Victory Of DR.. Price's Baking
ppoNlet at the Chicago and MidwinIer
Ihlis, IL triumph for the bts. boon
ever given 10 house wives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-30

Tho celebrated government chsmis',
DIR. Mott, alter exhaustive analysis,
ptonouncss DIR. Prices Cream Baking
Powder 1.-THE A ems Of Perfection"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-30

"rhero Is no place ike home' whom
the cooking /, good. lee alwsys good
when Dc. prur's Baking Powder 10
used.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-30

Three cars Of tn cap bakiag pow.
defe are required 20 20 M lar US one u
Dr.. Pdcas.