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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07
California 8 sNeiue.

Weinliebbaber finben elm grDBes 2a'
ger BON feinen CALIFORNIA Weineu BEL
9errn s. $. Meper am NlamD
Plaaa. 9err Meper fn6t bic Meiae
on Ort unb Stelle aus unb tauft birett
aus benz 2eller Der Wein3ii6ter. 9ls
gntem &enner gelingt es ibm tets, bic
befen Sorten ausauudblen. ST tann
feline 4unben unb Samilien nit einem
gntem Sropfen berieben. &otbs unb
WeiBz Weine in poraiigli9er QnaIitdt
bon ieBt ab $1.0O per Gallone = fret
ius 9aus aeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07


9a i'd In ben Iebten sipei Sabreu
perf9iebene Ganbffreden i'm fiibmefs
li9en Sbeile bes Staates gegen Qps
potbef aufnebmen trnBte. 10 bin i9
iebt i'm Stanbe, fol6e 2dnbereiem gum
wirfIi6en &ofenpreiie uater
ghnffigen Bebingungen unb itiebrigeni
proaentiaBe gu berfaufen. @uies
Jarnls. 0eus unb Weibelanb, nit umb
obne Terbeiierungen, In fIeinen nnb
groBen @ttiden.
Wegen @in5elbeiten, preiIe, &ate
Der Snterefen, Bef6reibung bes 0ans
bes &C. fdreibe 1tat on
6. 9. gbanbIer,
2odDoeb8 Banfgebdube. San Mntonio.
&eferensen: Sebe 8ant in San
Nntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07

@s perben ieBt aue mOsli6en unb
unm6gli6en6eilmittel anseprieien, ipaS
bic Seute ieBt aber am meiten braus
den, bas 1T Simmons Gipers&egula.
tor, bic bette aller 2eber Mebicinen
unb meit befier als ptfen. sd babe
felt 6 Sabren tein aubsres MitteI ges
gen 8ilioftdt sebrau6t, llnb weiB aus
eigener @rfabrung, baB eS siir Oamen,
bic an 9artleibisteit leiben, nidt8
BehereS giebt." = 2aura 9. Craig,
glleuburp, Tloriba.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07
(sift ehrlifher 9y3nnit.

@rtber @ebatteur i Bite ma@en gte Sbreu 9e=
abtrefrt, ihnen tn etnem perfMlpeneu Gpuptrte ben
Sef@eib hbermitteIe, anf trelGe Ieiie i@ mtG lelb
permeueut bon nerpbien G&wa&en unt Gamenperluft
sstelt babe, na@bem t iebreIans 70 seIttten babe.
bin teraubt unb berpprtbetIt lrprben BON ben dr5ts
ltHen Rfnf@ern, bt8 iG faft iebeu Gluuteu an etne
Gere9ttDfett perlcr Sect BIN Id ipieDer, bem SimmeI
iet Dant, sefunb unb trdftts unb mb&te Sebem BITE
f&ere art unb Wele ansetea, fith BON oI&em 9eiben
gu befreen. 50 babe Wtte gum 8erfaufe dububteteu,
moo G. o. D. 3u f@i6eu unb rerianSe fetn GeIb.
Bog 1852, Dslrap, Wic9tsan.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07

= au9 i'm Girfentbum &euB iiins
sere 2inie (ReuB S9leia @era) uiu
man bic DrebgeieBe serf@drfen. Dem
2anbtage Ger beftebt aus 15 Mitglie:
bern!) fsu elm @eiebentpurf sueeben,
6ur6 ben auG aQe Sieienisen fiir fraf.
fduig erfldrt merben, tpel6e on Der BE.
f6rberuug BON 3eitunsen incriminiren.
ben Subaltes betbeiligt getpefen finb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07
e$ohn Sfhntt's

. II d. unb Sob Druderei
gto. 2l1 Norbs preia StraBe-. Jfbrt
ole 8u6s unb SobsSruderei sArbeiten
In beutf6er uno enslii1er Spra1e
aus unb Iiefert iolGe ppn j,en billig.
fen big 3u ben feinffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07
0ltlamta @spesitipn.

Niebrise @rturRtionstreiie mad vi.
Ianta unb 3uriid fiub iebt anf Der ssns
ternatiuual 8abn In &raft. Wegen
ndberer Nustunft tpenbet Sud on
8. 5. Brice, u. 6. g. a.,
Paleftine, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07
Nptis an gtemerSabler.

Oie Steuerlifen fur bas Sabr 1895
befinben R6 iebt in meineit 9dnben
unb ole Staatss unh gountps 5temern
iinb iebt in meiner Office sablbar.
SDfe @affiano,
Steusr Solicitor, 8erar Counts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07
geriaiIles, beu 12. gfppember.

Sm @efe9te bes Generals BON Der
Sann an 9. b. Mts. purben idmmtli.
DE @ngriffe bes Geinbes nit qroBem
gerluit fur benfelben suriidgewieien
nnb erif bierauf ber NbmariG angetres
ten. 4m 10. Mittass perirrte fih cine
Ibtbeilung Der baperf6en Munitions.
&eferbe. bel wel6er fib 2 &eierpe. @es
i9nBe befanben, nnb fieI In bic O1nbe
bes Jein0es. Im IL. iinb feiue 8es
wegungen Der 2oiresNrmee gemelbet
por6en, aud pOr paris lit nidts pors
gefaQen. b. pobbieIsfi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07
i6einuus un6 2ebeusgei6idte ndber su

INg@'uuub INV ~eoeuSbeIWtu'te uuYeI 6u
erforidea oerno9t.
Gin &eim elmer pHan3e belfebi
f6on, 10 Helm er au@ fein mag, aus
elmer 4nbdufuug BON 3eqen unb euts
bolt in i6 bic Gdbiateit aur gilbung
elmer unenbli6en 3abI anberer Seine.
Gin 5amensae febt baber immer Ell.
men oorber3ebenben poraus. Wir
nj lfeH, bab er aus ein3elnen 3eaen be.
ftsbt, aber mir pifen ni6t, tpie bic erite
Belle entlfanoen lit, uno mas bas fiir
eine &raft 1T, Die ibr bas 2eben giebt.
9ier feben mir nibt Dor einem Mdtbiel
ALIEN, ionbern glei@ por einem gan3en
0aufen bon &dtbieIu.
ginitmelen mtiifen mir uns beanii.
gen unb Die pfan3en3eae iDmobl to lie
bic 3bier3elle als Gebensfabrifen ans
febeH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07

9aufenbe bon Gbeumatismus ssdls
len finb bur6 Gimer rno 0lmemo's
@e3ept 0tO. 1851, gebeilt morben.
slae 2eibenben iOllten cine Glaf6e ba.
BON berin6en.
6. %. prefnn 6 Co.,
@alDefou, 3eIas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07
@a(anteeiola.
&oman bon @einbolb Ortmamu.
(Sprtiehung.)

\CVk@iS2~'s61
Saft o5ne nod einen etsenen @eoat<
Fen 3u baben, itirnmte er Nllem 3u,
aber es blieb faum trsenb etipas bon
bem, mas iie 6a iagte, In ieinem @es
oadtnib baften. @tderli9 mar nie>
mails eiue 8erlobuns auf inerfuiirs
bisere Nrt sei6loiien lporben, als
bieie. sic fpra9en fein g8ort BON
2iebe nit einanoer uno es sab nit1t
bic fleinite 0ertraulidfeit unb 3drts
li9feit 3tDii9en ibnen. Gls Maub
nidts mebr 3lt iasen latte, itanb
&uoolf haftis auf unb griff na6 leirem
Quite. Sc branste ibn itnipiberliebltd
hinaus aus bieiem 9auie, beiien 9uft
i'm 81 eritiden, beNen ySdnoe tbn Slt
5erlnalnleu orobten-eine betlemmen6e
@mpfinbung Der In9if, gang dbult9
berienigen, bic i'm befallen bate, als
CT gum erlten Mlaf iiber oiele 9dmelfe
setreten mar, peridlans all iein Dens
fen luo lieB TIN faun1 ei1,ige itatas
ueln6e, ridtsiagenbe @orte 6es Nb<
idie68 finben. @ie ein Sdlaftrunfee
iler o6er tute elm i'm sieber l1mberwane
6elnber sin9 ct bur9 Die gorsimmer
nn6 itber bic teppi6beleste 5tiege
binab, BON ben beripun6erten Bliden
ber bier unb ba berumlungernoen Die=
1erfdaft besleitet.
Sn benz GeuBeren ln6 in oen Bez
ilebmen Mlauo8 aber trat tla9 ieinem
We9gaage etre leltiame 0erdnoerung
elm. Gin GusSrud leibenl@aftli9en
Sdmerjes eridien auf ibrem blallen
@eiidt, it16 tninutenlang itanb iie
resunsslos ,nitten i'm ,3in,mer, beibe
9du6e auf bas flopfenoe 6er3 eepreBt
lir6 bic nerIdpt1nmen6en Nugen lt,ts
Deruanot auf bic Gbiir seri9tet, bur9
iuel9e RubOlf 9ellborn perf9wunben
mar. Damn sin9 iie fansiam in bas
Jfeben9emad5 unb an einen fleinen,
5ierli9en S9reibtil6, Der bort aufse@
itellt mar. Gin unerbrodener Brief
fag aitf ber Platte 6elielben, elm
Brief, Der bic abreHe oes 6rdu(eins
Mauo Goreifer uuo auf bet @iidleite
BITE Bemerfung trug:
wNbIenber: 5. b. Grauenitein, 4.
3. 9otel 3li ben bier Sabresseiten in
Mhn1en.'
Gie nabn, einen ibrer l9mar3 se<
rdnOerten Briefbogen, mari NIT flie>
een6er 6eoer orei fiir5e 3etlen auf bens
{elbet tinb itedte baS Billet 5uglei6
NIT bem itnge0ffueten @9reiben
Traueulteins In Elm 2onpert. slls lie
6affelbe NIT benz g1auen 6es 6errn
unb nit benz ienes Mhn9ener Sotels
perieben bate, 6riidte fie auf bic
@foGe.
rDieier Brtef pir6 fofort aur Soft
bef6rbert," rief iie benz eintreten6en
Dieuer 81, itno baum, ole 6ie Porttere
biuter bem 6ortseben6en berab9efallen
mar, iagte iie nod etnen tiefen Gtbents
3iee In eirem Con, Der geipib 1tt1ts
meniger mar a[8 ein Nus6rud 6es
Griuuiphe8:
.Die 9riiden iinb abgebro9en.-
Der erfldrten Braut eines Gnberen
uiro er iidb uidt mebr 80 nabern pers
iu@en!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07

= Man f9reibt aus 2onbon: Oie
nit Der unteriu6ung Der r@lbe" Sa.
taitropbe betraute &ommiiion bat ent.
i6ieben, baB bic ngratbie" S9rIb
bate an bem 3uiammenltoBe. benz 1876
Meni9enleben gum Opfer feIen, unb
bob bic 8eiiber berielben benz Norbb.
2lopb gegeniiber eriaBpfii9tis Rnb.
9luBer benz pollen S9abenerlaB miii1en
fte nod SO 3inien Sablen. gi8 sur
@ntri6tung Der @ntiddbisung tpirb
bic .@ratbie4 nit 8ei@lag beIest
bIeibeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07
@erfailles. ben II. 9fppember.
Der a6nisiu g(usufia in 6ombura.

Der &6nigiu Nusui1a in 9omburg.
yorgeitern bat lib General bon Der
3ann fe1tenb Dor lleberma1t bon
Orleans mad Sourp aurhdee3osen. mo
er it9 geitern nit General Witti1 unb
prina 4lbre@t (gater). BON Gbartres
tommenb, pereinigt bat. @robberaog
bon Wedleaburg it6Bt beute 3u ibnen.
WiIb elm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07
PaNa9e=8iuette auer Mrt
Rad mt pou europa.
8uii@embedss@aten niebriaer ale
ie 3ttbpr.

Sebt 1T bic 3eit. 3idets gu fanfen
uno Bertuanbte unb Befannte aus ber
alien Deimatb beriberfommen 3n lafen.
gBegen genauer Snformation ipenOe
man fiA an
Mr. 20. S. DoanG
Beneralzp zpafIagiersNge bet MalDtp
Dampfer 2inie,
523 galz 6ouffon @traBe, Snn Mn.
tonic, Seras.
Sffi3ieller Ngent fir ale europdis
f6eu Dampfer 2inien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07
@eriailles. ben 11. gppember.

8eneral BON Der Sann bat am IL.
tein tpeitereS 8orraden bes bor ibm be-
finbli6en Geinbes gemelbet.
BON PDbbieISfi.
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Wattbtes Srpthers.

Jieii@er, sos gaft pouifon 5traBe,
2iefern bas por3iigIi9fte &inbs, G@aT.
unb @9neine1eif6. 6 Spe3iaIitdt.
Snnges aalbfleii d. AlIe Gog.
ten BON Wurft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07
@eriailles. ben 10. sfopemh,

8eim gorriiden Der 9oires Nrmee auf
benz re4ten ufer Der 2oire iiber Beau.
eencp bat GeneraI bon Der Sanu, aus
Berbalb Orleans, am 9. gegen bieleIbe
Steluug genomTen unb nod tonltatirs
ter Stdrfe bes @egners li1 unter &C.
fe4t anf st. perabp 5uriidgesogen.
D. YcD5ieIsti.
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8er6un, beu II, Wopember

gei @apitulation BON gerbum au
@efan9enen gemadt: 2 Generale, IL
Stabsoffi3iere, $50 Offijiere unb etiua
1000 Mann. Gn @eidiiBen porgefuus
ben 1876 berf9iebenen @alibers, auBerz
benz ettpa $4,000 Snfanteries @ewe6re,
iowte teoenteube 8effdube an perIdies
benem &riegs MateriaI.
nnn GnhI
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07

: Sn meiner Samilie babe i6 Or.
Iuguit 46nis's 9amburser 8rulitbee
nit aus9e3ei9neten @rfolgen segen Sci.
ierfeit angewanbt. - Grib 3orn, 8
State sStraBe, Stem Yort, q. 3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07

Sn @erbiubung hermit 1T elm
SifHs mnb 2Gmfferns ~ Marft.
Sdgli9 frif6e Slide, NuRern, WiIb,
8efliigel ailer 4rt. Selepbnn s 339,
8eitellungeu perben In irsen6 einew
Sbeile Der @ta6i frei abgeliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07

GDDleD's Negtfter, No. % Nlamc
pla5a bat einen &nf fur .sutem aIten
Mbistep, bic beifen gemif9ten @es
irdnte, feline Weine unb ausge3ei9nete
importirte unb einbeimiibe @igarren
unb tets frif6eS Bier. Ser @isentbiis
mer. Soc @Oolep, berffebt iein @ei9dft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07
@eriailles. ben 10. Nopember.

General DOn Der 9ann, uelher Ors
leans rdumte, melbet, baB am 10. feline
gorbe,pegung bes Geinbes bemerfbar
mar. b. PnbbieISti.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07

Im II. gfobeuber fiesrei1es @efedt
awiiden 8. so. &anonenboot Weteor,
@apitains 2ieutenant @norr, un6 bem
fran36iii6em 4piio 8ouoet; 2ebterer,
fart bei6dbigt, flii6tete nod Sabanna,
mobin bon Wteteor perfolst. gerluae
bes Nfeteor awei 8obte. Elm 0erDuns
better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07
8riegs 9epeidbe,t.
aiibnbeim, ben 10. g.opember

&uDnDetm, Den 1O. Nonenber.
Nensgreiia@ bat fOebed tapitulirt;
ettpa 100 Sffi3iere unb 5000 Wfann
ltnb &rieasgefangene, 100 @eidibe
erobert. Die uebergabe erfolat mors
gen 8ormittag 10 ubr.
b. g @meling.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07

photographer, &abinet 9 8r6Be,
fetne Iusftibruug $1.00 per 9ubenb
bel Gallo nah.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07

Seber bat tpas, bas er gsrne 3eist,
Seber ettuaS, ba8 er germ peri1meigt.
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: Sc sibt glenf6en, beren gerFanb
eerabe binrei6t, ibre Summbeit gu
bemdnteln.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07

9rinft @ollanS's 9affee; iebsn
Sag frifb gebrannt.
&auft bel 0ollanb Cure @ e.
n tirse. gritnen 9affee &c. &C.
233 Wef= @ommerces5troBe.
Selephon 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07
geriailles, ben 13. g{opember.

General BON Der 9ann meloet, baB
fein gerluit am 9. AZ Offisiere uno 667
Wtann tobt unb berwunbet betr6gt.
Der Geinb eiebt in elmer off3ieaen
Ha@ri9t ieiner gerIuif auf 1000
Wfann an. b. pobbieIsti.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07

2es Grnes, Dor geliort, ben 13. Iytopember.
VSsle fur DoubS unb @Ierbal mad
2 tletnen 8efe9ten am IL. beieBt. Die
Mobilgarben fnb nod @aben abgeaos
gen. unterminirte Bride entlabeu.
BON Jranctireurs ni9ts gu iebem.
Seit 2 Sagen 59nee.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-11-07
Dr.. James Hall Bell,
Mmgeu> Mrat,
8eoentenoe 8araails IN 9dnOereien.

offite Sole6ab 8lod, gan Mntonio.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-22

1890 and 1895, 1415 per cent, and yet
the gain in population during the past
five years has been of a much higher
ratio as compared with the population
of 1880, than was the gain during the
decade ending 1890.
The gain between 1880 and 1890 was,
as has been stated, 44.4 per cent. The
gain between 1890 and 1895, as COM
pared with the same basis of calcula-
ton was 27.4 per cent. In other words,
the average annual gain between 1880
and 1890 was 1884, the same between
1890 and 1895 was 1884.
In each 200 inhabitants we have 513
males and 4S7 females; 7SS native and
212 foreign born; 995 white to 8 colored
and Chinese
Table showing the number of farms,
number free of incumbrance, and
number mortgaged, with the amount
of such mortgage, although not spec
tally called for by law, is a most inter
esting one. We have complete reports
from % of the q counties of the ter
ritory. These show S9.1 per cent free
from incumbrance; 1913 per cent. mort
gagged. The average amount of mort
gage per farm encountered is $90S.6
The most interesting question of ir-
rigation does not receive in this report
the extended treatment that it would
otherwise receive, were it not for the
careful and exhaustive study given to
this subject by the irrigation commits
sion Of the territory 1t is most graft
flying to note that nearly 80 per cent,
OF all agricultural lands of the state
have a constant and never-failing
water supply.
would now, for the benefit of the
territory and future statisticians,
specially call the attention of the vari-
Gus. county courts, to which are dele
gated the appointment of deputies,
that in future appointments they
conform to the principles of civil SER
vice law, in that deputies who have
once performed the service well, are
better qualified for a second similar
duty.
l would also call the attention of the
legislature that will be called upon to
make the necessary appropriation for
the publication of the statistical report
for 1898, to the desira bility of increas-
ing the appropriation for printing and
publication, over that named by the
last legislature, to such figure as will
enable the chief statistician to have a
limited number of volumes bound in
such manner as are the reports of
every other state in the Union.
JOSEPH p. BACHE.
Statistician.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-22
UTAH SUGAR THE FAvoRITE.
Consumers Seem to Have Received
a Scare Regarding the Japanese
Product.

During the past two weeks the run
on Utah sugar has been very heavy
and the consumers of the territory are
asking for nothing else. They are
satisfied with the quality and then
again there seems to be q great feeling
against the japanese and Chinese
sugars on account of the cholera scare.
These commodities were securing quite
a foothold in Utah but the outbreak
of the cholera in the producing coun-
tries has had the effect of cutting down
the demand and increasing that Of the
Utah product. For a while the Lehi
factory was unable to keep up with
the markets, but now the dealers have
been supplied and a surplus is a thing
of the near future. The sugar people
are well satisfied with the trade given
to the company.
General Manager Cutler of the com
pany, returned to Lehi yesterday after
noon. Prior to his departure he re-
ceived a message from the works to
the effect that the storm did not work
any damage to the beet crop which is
yet unharvested. Everything at the
factory is working smoothly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-22
PREPARING FOR CONSTRUCTION.
Power House buildings of the Big
Cottonwood to Be Rushed.

Power House buildings of the Big
Cottonwood to Be Rushed.
All of the necessary preparations are
being made by the Big Cottonwood
Power company for the commencement
of actual construction operations on
the power buildings which are to be
located some distance below The Stairs
in the canyon. Engineer Jones stated
yesterday that on Monday or Tuesday
he would make a start on the WORK
and at the same time he will send two
gangs into the field for the purpose OF
stringing and erecting poles, which are
to be nearly sixty feet in height and
carry the feed wires from the power
house in the canyon to this city. The
company has decided not to contract
the building construction part OF me
work, but to do it by day work under
the personal supervision of Engineer
Jones.
Although December 18th has been
set as the date for the delivery of the
first current of electricity generated
by the plant, it will take some tall
rustling to complete the system in the
time intervening and there may be
some delays now unaccounted for.
Such a system takes time to complete
and it would not be much of sur
prise if the generators were not at
work for two months after the time
set At any rate, the company is de-
termined to push things with a will.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-22
STATISTICAL REPORT.
FIRST TRIENyIAL REPORT OF THE
BUREAU OF STATISTICS OF UTAH
For the Year Ending Dec. 81, 1894,
with Census of fs95-Condensed
Statement of Part OF the Contents
which Are of General Interest.

The first triennia1 report of the
bureau of statistics of Utah for the
wear ending December 81, 1894 with
census of 1895 is now in the hands OF
the printers and when completed will
be quite a respectable sized volume.
Rv the courtesy of Chief Statistictan
Bache The Herald presents the intro
duction to the work which, in short
snace gives many interesting details
as follows:
In presenting this the first, and in
all probability the last statistical re-
mort that will be published by the
Territory of Utah, the statfstician, fully
aware of it's many shortcomings, IS
nevertheless assured, when the magnl-
tude of the labor performed is fuiiy
appreciated. that it will receive the
Communication of the people of this
commonwealth.
Tn the collection of the data herewith
submitted. more than sixty thousand
blank forms have been used, each form
containing from nine to Seventy-elght
ouestions. From this statement alone
will he seen the immense amount of
labor expended in collecting and tabu-
lating this Information, and although
the report is not as IIll III Solne Ie-
spects as it was hoped to submit, the
statistician is pleased 30 state. that
the accuracy of such data as is s,. sub
rnitted. is a souNce of great satisfac-
ton, and all possible praise is due to
the chief deputies for that care and
diligence, which will give this report
the value to which it is entitled.
1t is not the purpose of this intro
duction to refer in detail to all mat
tiers contained in this report. The
statistician feels that the arrangement,
and information given, is in such form
as to enable the reader to draw pro-
per and correct conclusions. He may
however, properly call attention to a
few matters of general interest.
The statistics of population, which it
should be stated were collected dur
ing the months of February and
March of 1895, by g, house to house
canvass, is probably the most accurate
census ever taken in the territory, and
contains much interesting data. The
increase Of population between 1880
and 1890 was 44.4 per cent, between
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-22

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having used it in my family for the
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Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa,
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-09-22
MADE NO CHANGES.
the Contemplated Action Regard
ing Prices.

No changes were yesterday ordered
b. the Salt Lake Millers' association
ut the meeting held during the after
noon and as a result the consumers
IF mill products viii go on buying at
the old rates. It was anticipated that
another advance would be made, but
after considering the matter the mem
bers of the association decided that
the temper of the consumers was not
in that condition which would make a
change on the up grade very accepta-
bic. Then again, there was no excuse
for any advance. Wheat is coming in
very rapidly and the price keeps down
tas-a notch that makes the farmers
silver At present there is an abun-
dance of the grain at As cents. No old
wheat is being sold, or at least there
IS no quotation in the local markets
for that class of grain, the buyers
claiming that they are no longer Ger
tain to receive old wheat when ordered.
This gives but one price to the grow
ers.
Another contemplated change also
failed to materialize. That was the
prospective fixing of a forfeit in order
that the members of the association
might be held down to the rack of
prices fixed by the organization The
friends of the measure were sadly in
the minority and the mo" vote on its
passage vas simply overwhelming.
This leaves the members solely on
theaK honor and they may cut rates at
AS1en pleasure without the fear Of the