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IS HOURS
And opening several other popular
routes to prominent Eastern cities.

Immediate connection is now made in
New Orleans with the fast through trains
of the ILLINOIS CENTRAL for Memphis,
st. Louis and Chicago; the QUEEN Sc
CRESCENT for Chattanooga. Cincinnati,
Cleveland, Buffalo. New York and Bos-
ton; also the PIEDMONT AIR LINE and
the SEABOARD AIR LINE for Atlanta,
Danville, Richmond, Washington, Balti-
more, Philadelphia, New York and other
Eastern cities, and in many cases reduce
ing the time an entire day.
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CORONADO WATER. McMorry sole agent.
Groceries and provisions, 53l NJ street. i
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THB SADDLE ROCK
Restaurant and Oyster House.

ENIRsT-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
I Spect. Ladies' dining-room separate. Open
day and night BUCKMANN & CARRA-
CHER, Proprietors. No. 1919 Second street,
between ] and K. Sacramento.
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To be whirled across the continent
from ocean to ocean in 3 days, from San
Francisco to New York, with only one
change, in the most palatal train that
ever crossed a continent, and in
climate OF perpetual spring, is possible
by the SUNSET ROUTE only, and on the
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
[PACIFIC SYSTEM
LEAVE TRAINS RUN DAILY. ARRIVE
(FOr) (FronII

(For) CEron,ih h'
1850 z Ashland and Portland .... 6:2OA
Gao Calistoga and Napa......... 11:I5 A
300 CanStOgG and Napa....... $40 u
1G:2o Deming, Ell PaSO and East 6:U5 p
0:!o I ColtaN 300
7:l0 T knights L'dng Il Oroville. T;45 A
$50 Los Angeles. ........,, 10:25 A
80 Glass; .....,.. ..,....,.....,..., 2:4O a
1000 PCentral Atlantic Express
for Ogden and EAST 5:45 \
1905 POroyiiie via Rosev'le inc *1O:l5 :.
"6:45 Red B4UG via Woodland $3.50
800 Z Red Bluff via MarySville 1915 A
1850 y Redding via Willows ........ 500 p
500 San Francisco via Benicia 1l:10 y
6:lO san Francisco via Benica 9:I0 L
Gao san Francisco via Benicia 1880 I
500 y San Francisco via BenCa $40 +
$1,000 4 San Francisco via steamer 5000 A
1O:2o San Fran. via LiEermore $50
1O:.0 a san Jose. zoo
iO:S0 santa Barbara ................,.. G.OO
*6:4o y Santa BoSlE..,..... ............ HIS \
500 Santa Rosa. ................ $50 p
Stockton and Galt... G:O6
1925 a Stockton and Ciait........... $50
4:3C Z Stockton and Galt........I 1925 y
l1:4O A lTrucllee and kcno..... 2:AO y
lO:OG PIIruckee and Reno ............ 5:45 y
6:4o Vallejo -.....................| HIS A
800 PNaHeio ............... ..... $40
$40 PIFoisom and Placerville I&1I:O5 4
800 \ Folsom and Placerville a2:4O Z
SUNDAY excepted. 3Monday excepted.
hiCHAHD GRAY, Gen. Traffic Manager,
i ID, GOODMAN, Gen. Passenger Agent,
THE JUDS0N EXCURSION HEsF For al , : Points @ Rss
Sacramento every TUESDAY. Upholstered
cars and managers through to Chicago and
Boston. Call on c. J. ELLIS. Agent 3. p. Co.
Sacramento, or address JUDSON Il CO., 10
Montgomery street San Francisco.
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IN ALL RESPECTS THE
Best Advertising 6 Medium
ON THE PACIFIC COAST.
IN ALL RESPECTS THE

Clean in all departments, and there
fore pre-eminently THE FAMILY
JOURNAL The best paper for the
HOmeseeker, for the Merchant, Farmer,
Mechanic ard all who desire the full
news Of the day presented in a cleanly
manner.
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STATE HOUSE HOTEL,
Corner Tenth and Sts., Sacramento.

BOARD AND ROOM, 81 20 TO So PER
ID day. Meals, 20 cents.
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PACIFIC HOTEL.

R%Acccommodations FIRST CLASS. Free
Bus to and from hotel.
w. J. ELDER, Manager.
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MORE DEPUTY REGISTRARS.


Tho Utah COmmpslol, too late for
publication In tue NEWS, yesterday
afternoon appointed tho following
deputy registrars Tor the coming cleo.
lloni
Beaver County--Adsmsyllle, J oseph
II, Joseph, Beaver, ". ). TOlt5n;
Champion, James Hedges; Greenvillr,
stephen Barton; Miuersyille, Watson
kYllilt; Slab Jacob Tanner; sulphur.
dale, J, n. BurnruJ,
Box Eliuf-Bear River, Alvin Ipscu;
Box Elder, VIM Jepp-0n; Calls Fort. Il.
If. Baty; Cesar Greet, l.. +. Deal Oles;
COlhustUu, Joseph II. MatXiu; Cur.
lew, james Gotham; Dswcyville, .. e..
LlvelAuI; Grouse Cicek, u. II. Cook;
Junction, Joseph T., Tracy kelion,
Niuls Jrn'DE; Mnlai, H.. h. snow;
Mlntln, y, 4. JoppsDB; Plymouth,
w. W. Mi'lHI; Portage, =. w. GIbbs;
kawliaS j. a. Compton; Sunset,
Walter Grover; Terrace, John M,
Snvlui Thee Mile Creek, James
Young; Willard, Nrphi Bmnkur.
Davis COuuty-Ctmeryllls, h. W..
WHltOui East B0unuiul, Jed
-iriDgusm, Pennington, DavlI
Thomas; knysyila Albert Bra1 n;
Layton. &. NJ Layton; South
south Bounti.ul, .. r. Hatcn; slu,n
Hooper, Joseph Il. France; South
WuJrr, Z. i. Prophet; sivvI, ID. H.
Egueu; Syracuse, Levi a. puilllps.
West Buuuuiul, l.. II. Muir.
SEWER Cluuty-A uuabulls, A delmsn
Nr1ekur, Burryillo, J, 5. Whitehead;
Central, Ava =, HAwluy; Elsl.
more, G. B. Jensen; Glcuwo9j,
Lars LauHlzen; Joseph, l. W.
Newly Monroe, J. a. smith;
joseph Lnplsh; willow Benz, Wm'
~, P.lmrG
san Juan Couniy-County register,
+. A, NgmnhnI,
Dsputiy--- Bun, VIM, j. Nix; In.
dian Creek, d. l., Gondriock; MOull.
cello, A. +. soronseu; NerduTc, q. A.
Adams,
Grand Couny-Hoary Grouse,
MOAB.
wasalch Couuly-Ccnter, John 70.
Goodwin; ChaTIestuU, II, W. Wilui.
s0m; D.Hils, Charles j. WuhVui-l,
Eikn rn, Henry Cmu; Hebor nm
IL. Mulgc5 Midway, A.tuwgIa
Wu0tluu; Wullshurg, /. o. Wal;
Woodland, J, -. Wan ra-sol.
COMMISSIONER iatllck introduced n
REQ luunu concerning tho right of
women vote 90 the couiua election
and Desired that the question snou &
b Submitted tl the Attorney Ggu,Tal
Tor % rcply, llgh. uu,uE vHrr,iallr
w1rtri 30 lus following p luuG
First Under and by yirluu0fha l5rp,
going provision ulllu enabling Hr. and
tNu proposed cpusl uli0u, nf1 ONION.
who arc oll.l0u- az lHU Quilted sutts.
over tho age ut 20 years, aud who Lave
resided iu tho territory Cor ono yuar uoxt
prior 90 November o, lsl5, entitled 10
registration?
secoud-Cau women possessing tn
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NIuuicipal Mention.

Report Of tue health department foI
the week ending July 10, 1885, Birth,
reported, 9, males 8, frmaleo, d deaths
II, males o, females v, h,gs dutsiand.
iug Tor contagious diseases, 4, scarlet
foyer 3, diphthoria /.
Ills reported ths: the body OF tho
much talked Ui COW has been removed
~ Iho Rio G,ande Western from their
track between seventh and Eighth
south Streets,
The appropriation for gravity sewer
time checks Of J. &. Watson & Bios.
aro ready for payment NJ tue office oil
the city treasurer Tue numbtts Of the
time chogka arc az iDllows. 81, 70, I3O,
3Oi, ls7, %, sos, %, lOB, 5U7 aud 20.
!uc check q Fred Liam will also be
paid on ptosuutntiOD.
Tee street department has collected
s8l2 OF poll taxes Ia labor and cash
during tho present. week,
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FOR WEDNESDAY NEXT.
The Relief Society Excursion 10
Saltaif Bsach,
Arrangements Made far Psopi. In
Davis aud salt Lake counties 60
Joiu with those In tn. CitJ.

On Wednesday, July II, the Rel
Society viii have an excursion to St.
taif, which doubtless viii be mOsi or.
joyable and well pstronIzei by all in
totesled In tlis great organization d
women, whose members nave worke !
10 faithfully and efficiently these man y
years in ihe6s valleys 70 bless human.
ity, " relieve suffering Of oil kind,
mental ~ we'll a. physical, anu TO
minister TO the wants Of The needy ard
the llioiel without money, anu with.
out price, without c1mpousatiOB Of any
Kind except the blessing Of the poor ami
OF heaven, and purely fot love
o. doing goot. This annual eX.
cnrsion Will be- uudsr tue difec-
tion OF MTs. VI. Isauells Horne,
who utesilss over tho Ril,,i Society Ia
salt Lake county. Any uIu familiar
with the details " the work 10 be done
la this large aud pOpulous county, must
know something VI the need % means
10 carry on such labor. In tlis case
no charity IL aakai Tor only that one
has the pleasure % gOiug T. SaliaiT,
which II Ia itself \ treat Tor cay one;
the grandeur Oi the PAVILION, the brnc.
log ais from tho beautiful salt Lake,
the delightful music, and the sAiisiac.
ton of meeting one's friends, all com.
Dine 10 give an excursion VI this Kind
popularity and b make II most
enjoyable. IL IL expected there Will
be due instrumental music, iadcy dane.
log, the best OF singing, etc,
slsO original poems Iecilcd aud one OF
two short sposchos. Everybody It 10.
yiisd TO join with tho cxouisiOnIs,s In
tbs omueemonts Of the day.
There will DO a spgcia .rain leave tho
u. q. W. depot ut1g:l5 PIN, which
VIII be n great accommodation, espv.
cially to those who come from dis.
TANGO anu wish TO return early.
Mrs. Horne has male arrangements
Tor DAVIS county with tho X q, w.
Oi ont bundled people can U1 guar.
la,ocd) that the f1llDginI rates viii 10
riyon 10 Sal,air Btach sui returns!
Erln Kaysy,llu, 50 cent?; Pennington,
30 cents; Lake SURE, ~ cont Centre.
vile, 90 Cunlt; HuI4s CrJss, - cents.
Also Tor sal Lskr oguuty, On guArau.
too u ono huuIufI UrO Iu: DupuT Or
RlvUtt0u, 50 Cuuu; Bipgh m junction,
10 cent; MIffag, % cents.
lee uiemOuf4 ~ tho Relief society are
carntsily requested 10 mako tue OK.
cuIslyn q nltaJlu uflaif anu TO gdvrT.
tise u 10 widely a. possible.
T.. ~. WELLS.
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READ TIE FOLLOWING LIST OF
PRIZES AND CONDITIONS;

i..For the best grand chorus of mixed voices
tof not more than 10 nor lees than 100, ron.
dciing a. ,.rhe GLORIOUS songs " freedom
iron br. farry's opera, hlndwUul tbl wales
" DUFttcL' t,tcplCusl, nfst puso, aiuOi gold
medal "a conductor, second uiiTc, gluO, baton
10 conductor These chofuses may be accom-.
pauied " Two pianos Or piano and cabinet
s-hsst military baud contest mot more than
twenty nve pieces nor les than twenty, 'liost
Overture" licuiusrl, bret IFiIe. SAO, gold
medal TO conductor, second ,riEo, ii. v silver
medal 10 conductor.
5-licst male chorus, "To Arms' 10 Arms %
ynr. Parry tuot more than forty Voiccs nor
less than tuir'yl, hrsi prisc, gl.u second prizU,
i-nsu ladies chorus. "rho Bridal Of tho
lhrda' ,hnnlcy lacharisl mot more than
,hirb voice. nor Ices than twenty nycl, nrst
pro, IS second piizc, so.
o-hrui miscCllauCpus chorus, "Thc Gum.
mcr' tDucnu. ,thtty TO thirtY i've voices
competition tcstrictol 10 ward cholra IN citica
Ut lrst and second class. regular organizations
IN scttcmCutsI, nrst prize, Al0J, baton 90 con-
ductuf scconl puTc, So; baton 10 conductor
llhls chorus 10 1e accompanied BY plano or
e-DCtt male qusrtoite, "LgororA" tDsuesl.
i-De,t ladies' quario,tc. "ue,pon,c" Dion.
--ilcst duet. soprano aud tenor "slAy Thou
Win Mo' lstCpAcuHl, flp.
u-Dcst tenor solo 81 SEQ Thee, Love, IN
Every Flower lAbU, ~ 4 ilst, SO
lRosslnl, IN l. dat, s.u.
ll-btst baritone or bass solo, "Cambriau
$40.
IL ncst conlralto solo. "storn and sun
shine" tDudlcy buck, MINOR giU.
. l3-Nust harp solo, Nui
n=ilCst plHno solo, Last Hone" tGotts'
chalk) $40. iopcn to either seN under n years
uf hgu,l
l5-for the lc,t musical composition. suit.
able Tor male chorus, So, composer 10 select
wOrdH.l
id-tor tho best poem, subject "Tho May.
flower anu tuU Landing OF the Pilgrim
taihCrs' not more than 900 lines, 80,
l7--fur the beet national song,''rhe welsh Of
so.
is-for the best liJtctto, suitable for cantatA
subject The ttah Pioneers" 81. tits pro.
posed 10 have this set 70 musio 10 10 used on
Pioneer HnnNersAriCsl
io-tor the best historical sketch tproscl on
the lltu Ufst David uu welsh. SO.
!O-lor the best prose on tue customs and
manners u the Molsh nation un EngitshI,
81.
ll-Fos the beet recitation. The Bells"
Ldgar Allen Poo, s.
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OBITUARY NOTE.
MAnLlA wnrr cos.LrIr

Martha White Cossiett, daughter OF
William and Martha White, oi Filh-
guard pemhrokoshiro, South Wales,
born June !, 1885: baptized carly In her
toens; married. to William Cos-lo,t, Feb
runry - -I,i emigra,od with hor hus-
baud TO Utah Ina April OF tho Same year,
Her homo for tho last thirty years has
been iu Colorado and Wyoming. she
uum0 60 Visit with her brother, william
White, uI White & sons, salt Lake city,
last MARCH, and In April won't to Para
disc, Cache county, to visli her sisters.
ON the -s.h VI May she was taken sick,
and ON Che 9Th OF June uiod from
measles and heart failure, a. the house Of
hor sister IHnr White Miles. Sho leaves
husband, two children, three sons and
Two daughters, soynu grtulrhiliteu aud
host ~ r'.Auyos and friends to mourn
her lose,
She lived aud died amithiul Lattor.day
saint, loved aud respected by all who
N'lnwUr star and Wyoming paPers
please uuN
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WE WANT Statesmen rIIgsP

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Fountain Green's Spiritual Health

Fountain Green. Spiritual Health.
EouNrArs GREEN, July 10, 1895.
Eoiiior bescret AspG
A. this beautiful burg 10 seldom re-.
poriOI Ia your valuable columns, 1
thought { would taEe the Liberty o.
wriIlng, and u deemed worthy, please
give space.
Fountain Green " a charming little
pl,c', beautifully situated in the ez.
tgymv north UuJ OF SRnpele valley.
Her people are n s0Ciable, thrifty aud
eniofprlaiug community, Ouiy two
religions are prcsentu1--lhn Latter Iuy
5ainta anu the Seventh Day Auygu..
lsls. The membership u the latter
conslals oi two families aud widow
woman. air. CivmousJu, the pasiuf
Or leader, IL an eatntEt anu energetic
worker, ami three who have been "a.
communicated from our ChuICn have
Joined him, The remainder u the
people ate us n general rule good, faith
iul saints.
On n recent Suudsy We hai our
ward conference. We had the gfallIy-
ing plsasure 81 having the tuli Staba
Presidency present Many good "a.
b;fuotiOns were given.
OcoasiOuRliy We are b.uss1I with
home uiissi uafios, who always have
words u encouragement, comfort and
advice 10 thoir fellow workers. We
are ~, behind any Of our neighbor
towns ia paying our donations aud
ilthiHg. a great Improvement has
tr0n made M kcopi4g tue Word Of
Wisdom aud a better spirit OF brO,hUTly
love prevails tia heretofore.
We have mlHH,0nnfy In Virginia
sul 0uB la CalIiJfnin. All the O.gnn.
i1atlOns gnu societies general 10 ward
are ~ guuaing order aud doing gG0i
wufH,
May We ever 10 found faithfully
Walking Ia tho straight and narrow
ratn mt. We shall eventually uc
ushVrsd iHtO tue great beyond, 10 the
wish VI Jos. A.. BitUuUFE.
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Sports and Pastinnes
Wheeling and Athletic Gossip.

isH.y was nt stake, and now Ea'sou
Gays he cant sileTi 10 m7se eueulv''
] The UfpUrr thing would Poo Tor toe rep
rosuLy two wheulmcn ~ salt Lake 70
| get together and put on tao OF t1ior
| lu'ck-Igiuued, calinu5 e'c-issi lot
them get out about 15s m M
/ aud lay Tor lhu youlhs VINO ne
, in bed until the last MA hlc
/ md thun proceed to make lhlu4e
] highly entertaining anu interfering Tor
tho luckloas pedestrian 10 thsif hcsu'
| Ions unduavJf 10 DO ~ tnelf utsH I.
/ time.
II u time inst thfsu hoRllsh uilVoff
| who trom 10 delight In taxing w an
unusCc-saty amount Of tDNl anu w
/ Uau or Two casta put the livts nnd llni p
I Ui whcHimun Ia danger (n1l - speak
! NJ their msohiuet) were i'icloly re-
! mlhutd thnt Whurim.h nave thr't
! ughis.
Toe intermountaiu cyclists ONCE y
| now permanently located on tue thlEd
nYor OF the Wns'tah block. Eiitot
| lsHh'll having fesisueu yealrfuhy rom
iho hecretaiysnip Of tho becks hll
springs Cycle Track as11clahOn, u
HoW devliing hll whole umo 10 thas
u.efpflsing local papoh
Manager hsfly tbs morning ioi'
wnrdou transportation 70 three Denver
GAS u men, VINO VIII participate ln
The track races July -dsi. lt 10 al
/ man VIII % nrle Tor iuAt event. o..
| kplhet win blW!e'' lN1h-uh" anu
h'mhI2h "l '..ofAlr VINO WIZ
arrive 'uIy y" Flrihor "tli' anu
MySfc'i 0 IA'loFnin' hTo eAIcc'oi u"
De- hcio iof tho thuie iaenl.
Aho NlW ing club toomr 70 nave d'tl
n''uinl dea!h, a couple 9i R1pd
ou'tlgS'd shtlls llo NJ lhn ia ga H-ii
.. ~ mousse hWAlllNk .NIonh7tI' lhetu
Wh' tuuuT 'lsI lht unworthy Az
''h'ohl f'a',u 'Vu7'hg ny Tue onthual-
.h ~ towlNE 'hln moro "y starting
eiu'i n4t 'ho lever mas passed over.
Tie l. Ne q A. cou'emplaies stars.
lnt ~ Uu atioClAiiOu loot ball team
taiiy ln ihe sfas'n' Let us hope they
WI Do Hh.r 10 h1Ii 'heir own against
l1e foTsi unH thht nave been organ.
i@'l honi' Two yrafh'-N II our iGsl
chntofi '0r h'sah slls on SAT- h'au
Uh 10. cycle ihcs, Ogden Hnd Draper
iH t.al ulluc NprlnGvilu Eid Pow
#H al
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Military Promotion.
Tho following IL sell.pxplanptory:

AAN a"''"'' 'h ." ''a'T'e lfhAfhHal
ltEAuguArrrUs lGru U. s. tNrNNrRY,
luHr DOUGLAS, UgRh, June s, lsgj.
orders NO. o..
Il IL with pleasure tho commanding
officer announces the promotion Of Ser
geant Major L1tiug A. Bond 90 comuis-
snry soTgoar, United SAtOs army, THIS
IL u well mcnted preference, gained by
faithful aud mcrltorious conduct. The
best wishes ui tho commanding officer
will follow Cummissary Sergeant Bond
Ia his new sphere OF duty.
By order OF Colonel ponrOsU,
(sigu0lI CHAs, +. GEORGE,
First Lieutenant 10Th Infantry,
AdJuiauL
OnicaI'
CuAs, r. GEORGE,
lirs. Lieutenant 10th Infantry,
AdjuianL
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CONDITIONS.

l-Adin dicatot. will divide or withhold
ptiEos according 10 merit
2-An ch9ifs competing for Nos snd must
SING together ftur tue contest, under tho
icAdoHhip Of Prot Evan stephens. The win
nins choruscs Will also DO required TO tako par.
In Concert.
B-When there are more than i've entire.
preliminary examinations Will he held the
morning OF October ., at Assembly Hall
t-scoond prizes Wi only be given when At
least three have entered competition.
i-lhc decision Of tho hdiudicators shall In
AL cases be lnAl
6-.All prl4e compositions shall DO tho prop.
sriy Of the LlsiodafodCommiiIee unless other
5-saecgisiul competitors shall, II required,
asslst ~ the EVENING" Concert
,-Compelitions arc orEN To AT regard
lees u creed or nationality,
g-Al competing bands VAL form IN n body
At ~ O'Clock noon, TluradAy, october Jrd, at
the Temp clon Hotel, aud march to Third
south aud Main streets, thence east TO state,
thence north 10 FIRST South. thence wet To
West Temple. thence north TO the west gate oi
Temple hiocs, and WI play tho Welsh ma
tMutc secretary for music furnished gFAtisD
iu-lnteuding comp,tit must send their
names Ia 10 The secretary before september lst.
\. H,-tuder no conditions Will anyone bel
allowed 10 compete unless thi, rule 10 com.
Piled with.
Music 10 be had u, Coalter 4 snclgroyo Co,
Eisteddfod headquarters, Main street, salt
Lake city, Utah They Will nave tho Only
authorized editions for these contests
Competitions Will DO held ThuradAy after.
noon and night, october 80. and mo great
Festival viii conclude with a grand concert
Friday night, october en-.
FOR further particulars write.
General secretary, John James. salt Lake
CIV, Utah.
socro ary Tor colorado l.. II. Roberts, 90 Lin.
coin ave-, Denver.
secretary ior Idaho, &. y. phyls. Editor Entsr.
SECRETARY Tor Wyoming, james Howu.. Almy.
Manager Onlcial Program, Peter klliOtt, sixth
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sTRAYgp OR STOLEN.

nNE BLACK HORSE, FIVE YEARS uIn
~ Two hind feet white, forctUp cut gH'
scar OF barboi wire cut on lrft front foot. ~
IN forehead, brand on fight thigh, Ole p Ola
bay horse, seven Years old, fOfotop cut 30
square, chunky huili, mauo a little Ways.
lctufu to ION Jones, state Road. rtt #,
iluslot's MIL, and ToceNo liberal reward
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FOR RENT.

A SUITE OF THREE ROOMS, ~ Con.
~ aututon building, Tor rcut Apply A
John Z. lnllcr.a. DO Nam slreol. v
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NOTICE.

Z NAVE ~ NY POSSESSION ONE Dc
A inch 1urleT surSeYors level and tfp8l
left for repairs two years ago. II tho sane f,
not claimed and charges paid upon lt luHIgF
ing Cost 81 advertising, within thirty dayt IA
viii he sold 10 dciray eXncutca.
n. T.. kNUbsUS
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EISTEDDFOD!

Tho unique competitive musical and
literary festival OF tho Cambrians OF the
Old and New World The national pas.
time of tho Welsh. Given under the
auspices Il tho Cambrlan Association OF
U,nh aud adjacent states and Territories,
and tho Tabernacle choir " salt LAX o
Dily, Utah, will b0 hold at tho
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Rome foR Rr fIREn EAMllY

NOMfORrABLE HOUSE AND THREE.
~ quarters ot an acre Of thoroughly cult,
NAtod ground. choice fruit trees, etc. % PLAN
tiiY, weber County, Tor sale Cheap, or will
trade for properly ncar this city. Apply ID
u. u. this once.
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Great "MORMON" TABERNACLE,
October 3 and 4, 1895.

Presidents of tho day, ox.Goy. Arthur
L. Thomas, DOy. caleb W. West.
LoJh TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
viii DO given IN prizes.
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THE UTAH JUNK HOUSE

WILL PAY CASH ron RAGS. HoNE4
w scrap Iron. MctAls, Rubben Agi all
kinds Of Bottles a.. a. EasI Eighth south n
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A FINE, LARGE BUILDING EPUT err
~ hted on Twelfth south and hCcUuu Wen
streets. for sale cheap. Apply to u, T., SAN,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

ID bought aud soli. Money 10 loan 4,
reasonable rates Taylor Bros, No. v MAa
street
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NkJONDERLAND THEATER.

GREAT SUCCESS or OUR OPERA SEASON
NoUco-iast two weeks ~ She present sea
son. Regular fall and winter season will
open Monday, Sept 2. During tho month u
August extensive alterations will be- made
tho Old Wonderland Will be transformed into /,
handsome opera house, horseshoe gallery,
private boxes and enlarged stare, VITA all
modern improvements. believing tho Salt
Lake public viii appreciate this change and
THANKING them heartily Tor their support in the
nasi and earnestly something - continuance OF
the same, we remain,
Your most uhudiout servants,
g. ~. bAiEN a CO., pruuriCtOfs
BURTON STANLEY, business MIR,
T. 9. watch Tor hst of our new UperA 10 I,
headed by Miss lAnA 1rowt, trina Douua,
JULY IL.
Eyory evening Except sunday. Saturday
Matinee, ms j.. M.
burton sIANLEn,s OPERA COMuQUE Co
m Edmund Audran's comic opera In 3 acts
LA MASCOT,
Oue Of tho most popular sucrrBsu1 over mo.
duccd In America, The music sucrialiy ar,
ranged Tor thls production ~ our able miisiraI
director Nr. D. X, Hepburn
Admission zoe, Children loo,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
choir Leaders, band Leaders, No-
caiists aud Music Lovers, hyery-
body, Attention!


"N Gwir yn Erbyn v Byd. "-fThC
Truth Against the Wofld1
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DR.. Hewott rstirei from his duties
10 Special As he found that his popu.