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DIVORCES GRANTED.

The following divorces were granted in the su-
perior Court yesterday:
Mary J.wrigbt from William Y Wright: cruelty.
Lille M. nman from Charles III. Inman; mar
rage annulled.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

n H.UMBsEN & CO..
".
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTlONEERS.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

AL HoRIGER. LOUIS A. soUC.
r. A. SOUC d Co.
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MINING.

SOTD MINES, QUARTZ AND RAW e l.:
l \ small investments, quick returns: 3 splendid
properties. G. G. BAKER, 1902, Broadway, Oak
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OAKLAND ROOMS 70 LET.
pEREMPToRY SALE.

NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY ROOM, WITH
IN or without board: convenient to trains and
electric cars. 10l4 seventh ave-. East Oakland.
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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PHYSICIANS.

DHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, GOUT-sPE-
III cial attention to these diseases. J. A. MoDON-
AID, ND, 1886 Market ST.; 2 to a, z to 8 p N.
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HOUSES RENTED. RENTS COLLECTED.
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AS we make speciality Of Mission property and
are right on the SPOT we can save you time and
money by calling on us at once.
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4e5 AND 4s7 VALENCIA ST., NEAR 10TH.
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u. s. GOVERNMENT.
GUSToM-HOUSE, SAN FRANCISCO, SEP
" TENDER %, 1893
Notce.-Certain goods remaining one year in
bonded warehouse will be sold at public auction at
the United states Appraisers store the 23d OF
October, 1895, at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
Descriptive catalogues can be had at the Custom
House on October 20, 1895, or at time and place OF
sale. f. b. JEROME,
Special Deputy Collector.
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i ing school budng-Seaed proposals will be
received by the Superintendent of Common
Schools, in open session of the Board of Education,
&C $3.50 O'Clock p. NJ, for raising the Rich
imond Primary School building on First ave. near
Point Lobos ave-, constructing brckwork base
Inent, new system OF sewerage and water closets,
in accordance with plans and specifications at the
office OF Charles l. Havens, architect of the board,
room SIS, Flood building, corner of Fourth and
Market SITS. GEORGE BEA NSTON, Sec.
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WEDNESDAY, ,Septem Der 70.
Br ship Kinkora, McMurtry, 81 days from New
castle, NSW = tons coal, to Meyer, Wilson d Co.
Schr Bender Brothers, Thompson, 80 hours from
direct
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PROPERTY WANTED.

HOUSES BUILTsl50 TO S275 A ROOM; CAL
II and examine p lans. 1l49 Mission st.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01

9aS leeten Samitas unb Sonntas
in ct. Saul absebaltene 25iabrise
Subelfeit Der 9errmannsi0bne mar in
jeber Be3iebuus POM beiten grfols be-
sleitet unb ermies iib als Elm e@tes
beuti@es 8oltsfeit. Tait aoe xosen
bes Orbens i'm Staate maren bur9 De>
lesationen unb bic Qo9en aus ben Na4>
barifdtten pon ct. Saul in uoller
Stdrte pertreten. Den @lan,puntt
bes Teites Bot Der l1m3us am Sonntas
Ma@mitta9, an mel@em minbeitens
5000 Yerionen tbeilnabmeu. Ginen
@breaplat nabm bic Ser. Staaten
Jlasse nebit Gscorte an Der Spite bes
3uses elm unb George 8aibinston, oer
@riinber Der &epublit, mar ebenfalls
prominent i'm 3use pertreten, Der Bette
Beueis, baB bic 9ermannsi0bne, OBJ
9let9 Oeut19e, 0o9 5uerlt patrtott1@
eeiinnte Ser. Staaten 9lrser iinb.
Die berporrasenbite Stelle nabm ielbitz
peritdnbli9 Mrmin, reip. 6ermann, Der
@berusterfiirit, BON sw0lf in 8drenfdlz
len setleibeten Teutonen um9eben, I'M
3use Elm. Qln benz picnic in Banz
bol3ers Yart, bel mel@er @elesenbeit
Wtapor Smitb, ber @roBprdFbent bes
Orbens s. 9. 0eeumeier, ber National:
roB>Wice>prdfoent q. pd9el uno
Mnbere 3medentipre@enoe 0feoen bielten,
nabmen wenisitens 10000 Meni@en
tbeil. Mu4 bei benz Goncert am Sam>
itaq Mbenb maren bic Rdumli@teiten in
Der @ermania GurnbaQe bis auf ben
lesten Stebplat sefiut.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01
0ert,tti@teS.

Sm Canada berrlbt iett idon
GROCER Mansel an 9eu unb bic 5armer
baben i9 bereits an bic &esieruns nm
@eibulfe sewanot, ben 8eoarf fur lbr
Wieb uon Minneiota unb Datota be5ie>
ben 5u t0nnen.
Der neue G9iffss@anal bon Gbis
cago mad Duluth unb Buffalo, welder
Die eroBen Seen uerbinben uno oaourd
einen 8ader~Bes bis mad Buffalo bers
iteuen lou, miro eine Eiefe uon 20 bis
2l GuB, unter Mitbenusuns bes ct.
uearp's gtiuer, oes Sap 9ate @bannel,
Ser st. Clair Mari9en uno bes De>
troit @iuer, erbalten. Die Soften oies
les Canals iino auf SO. 34o,oo bereds
net, mopon 81, $50, 900 bereits BON ber
Bunbes>Mesieruns sur 3abluns anse>
mieien iinb.
@iuen suten 8it bat bic Nem
Dorter @abbatbbete se5eitist. Nem
gorter Blatter ersablen namli4, Der
8iermirtb rSobn Sulliuan" lei auf bic
aelunsene Soee perfallen, Yiermiirltle
;u fabri3iren. gr fiile namli4 Bier in
Darme pon ueridiebcner Obe-Pints
unb Quartformat init Bier unb peroe
nit benz Wertaufe Ter Wirlte na9iten
@onntas Beginner. Den &aufern itebe
IS irei, bieie vWirite" na@ 9aule gu
nebmen ooer slei9 I'M &eitaurant Suls
liuans nit ooer obne Speiien 81 uers
3ebren.
Ger Micarasuas&a al a ru,ro,
ME bic pom @onsreB ernannte Gommils
ion beridtet, nur $ll0. 900, 900 toiten.
Die Mitslieoer Der &anal>@ >@ompanie
iinb nit benz Beri@t nidt 3ufrieeen,
neil bei elmer 10 tleinen 8emilli9uns lid
ni@t uiel iteblen laHen wir6.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01


Sort unb 6arpep in Gbieaso 1T am
Weoutas, etmas fraber ais uripriinsli@
beabi@tist. gum Mbi@lub Selanst. Obs
slei9 i@ bic sau3e tapitaliitii@e Cages
preiie pdbrenb ber Debate bemabts, bic
Mrsumente ibres Munbrides 0orr int
beunen Qi@te eri@einen 3u la1en unb
biejenisen bes Wertreters BON Silber su
beip0tteln unb ;u uerbreben. tonnte man
bod NIT lei9ter Mlbe 3mii@eu ben 3eis
len Ieien. baB Der 8erfaiIer uon rgoins
Financial S@ool" unbebinst als Sieser
aus benz Sample beruorsins. Glr
tleine @o@enbldtter, ME Der rGort>
i9ritt". 1T es leiber unm0sli@, ben
0erlauf Der Debatte aud nur anndbernb
3u erldutern unb mir miiien uns bebs
balb baruuf bei@rdnten, in fpdteren
Mummeru einise 9auptpuntte baraus
beruorjubeben. 6orr iu4te mdbrenb
Der san3en Debate cine 9auptforce
BARN, nit bombaitii@en @ebensarten
um ii@ gu merfen unb iebr baufis per>
ionli@e Nusfdqe sesen ieinen Spponens
ten ju MAIDEN. Der leetere lieB ii4
aber baour9 nidt aus benz Concept
brinsen uno fibrte feline grlduterunsen
nit @ube unb @urbe bur9. Sntere1ant
mar es ieoes Mal, wenn paruep our@
itatiitii@e 8elese bewies, oaB bic Demo-
netiiiruns pon Silber in 1873 bur@
Corruption unb 8eite9li9teit in ber
Der. Staatens& s&esieruns unb bes @on<
sreiIes erSielt uurbe unb bab bieie 3u>
itdnbe ieitber, our S9anbe Der &epublit,
in ienen &Orperi@aften feiten GuB sefabt
bdtten. t6orr ueriu@te oerartise mobls
besriinbete Mni@ultisunsen babur4 3u>
rld,umeiien, baB ct nit sroBem Patbos
ertldrte, baB es cine S@anbe lei, uniere
@esieruns unb uniereu GonsrcB auf
bieie Mrt gu beleioisen, benn es lei cine
anertannte Tbotiade, baB es in Der
9ansen cibiliiirten Belt feline reinere,
tuaenbbaftere unb un5ete@li9ere Ne>
qierun9 unb Goltspertretung 9ebe als
wie in ben Ser. @taaten. gbenio ld@er>
li4 pie bieie MeuBeruns mar 9orr's
@9luB>Bebauptuns, rbaB bic 9obne ii9
felt Der Demonetiii iiruns bes Silbers in
1873 sebeiiert bdtten, baB bic Arbeiter
beGere 2Sbne erbielten unb fiir ibr @elb
mebr taufeu t0nntcn, unb bab bic gtaz
tional>ganten Elm Se9en fiir bas Solt
ieien." Dur4 berartise 8ebauptunsen
laBt 1i9 beutSutase tein oentenoer Mfenl9
mebr @anb in bic Musen ltreuen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01

4 I. z b 4 4 & q
9er Staats>Setretdr uon Obio bat
bur4 bic gountpsNuoitoren bon 50 aus
ben ss Counties i'm Staate 8eri@te
erbalten, rpel@e bart5ur, baB Der Wertb
bes msGisentbums in einem Sabre
pon 4 big 40 pro3ent sefaQen 1T, unb
baB ii@ bic 9ppotbeteni@ulb in berielben
GET UNI mebr ais 5000, 900 Dersr0>
Bert bat. Gin ein3ises Sabr ber @oloz
mabruns bat alio bic 6armer ienes
@taates UNI ettpa $50, 900, 900 drmer
sema@t. Dies iinb bic Tolsen, mel&e
uebrli@es" @elb mad ii@ 3ieben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01
&t@ter &tdS, Der nod INNER NIT

&tAter &t6S, Der nod INNER nit
beiben 9dnben an ieinen @i@teritubl
feRbdIt, bat ,uieber cine Der munoerbas
rev gnti@eibunsen gum Vortbeile pon
gorporationen sefdllt, bur& wel@e ii@
ueri@iebene 8unbesri@ter in ber lesten
3eit ausse3ei@uet baben. gta@ beriibms
ten Muitern Fat er bas l1rtbeil elmer
Surp. wel@e benz Opfer eines Giiens
babnunfaues $4,000 suipra@en, ums
sefoBen unb ben Grias auf $l5,o 900
feitseiellt. Menn Elm @i@ter obne
@eiteres bas l1rtbeil elmer Surp umitos
fen tam, wo3u baben mir bann nod
lberbaupt @ef@worene? ~ Ser @i@ter
siebt 3wei @rinte fur ieiu b0@it ion>
berbares 8erfabren: gritens ertldrt er,
baB bic giienbabnseieui@aft neue Be.
weiie beisebra@t bdtte, wel&e ibre Wers
antwortli9teit in benz Sale minbert unb
Smeitens, iast er In einem anberen Gau,
no Elm Mann aud beibe 8eine uerloren,
babe bic Surp nur $l2, 900 S@abener>
iat 3uertannt, unb oesbalb eri@einen
ibm $50, 900 gu piel.
Gr ftellt jett benz Rldser bic folsenoe
Mlternatipe: Gntmeber er nimmt bic
$l5, 900, wel&e bic BabnseieQi@aft
auseui9einli9 @iuens 1T gu 3ablen;
ober Der 9ro3eB sebt meiter, ,. ). piro
nod brei, pier Sabre binausse;osen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01

Sat Greunbi@aft uno Dantbarteit
nod tein leerer Wabn iinb, bemies neu>
lid Mbenbs III Chicago Elm Gramp 0{a>
mems Tbomas .. Penrice. Gr mar
Elm DeIerteur pon oer Bunoesarmee,
uub ais er an ienem Mbeno nit ieinem
6reunbe SO. $. Binterburn, ber ibm
fruber @eiaQisteiten ermieien bate,
bunsris unter elmer 2aterne jap, ma@te
er bieiem ben gori@las, ibn als Deier>
teur an3u3eiseu u,b bic oafar ausses
iette 8elobnuns uon $50 ein3ubeimien.
Dies sei9ab. Penrice manoerte ms
@efdnsniB uno ieinem 5reunbe 1T, wes
nisitens porldufis, sebolfen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01

9te Mnbdnser ber Silberfreiprds
auns loQten iammt unb ionbers mesen
beabii9tister Tali@miin3erei in Nntla:
sesuitano ueriett ueroen. (Martin
60. 3ts.)
Be0er ni@t, lieber college; benn
ionit uiirben allenfalls ben @olotdfern
Ebatia@en uorsefdbrt, mel@e, selinbe
seiast, benielben runbequem" iein biirfs
ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01
ALBERT STEINnAuSER,
M6pDfQt Il. M otar.

ofNee IN 3etboIoS Bebd"ee'
geem llln,, Wtt1ta.
l1nterlu4unS uon geiibtiteln unb @rlnbs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cine @pecialitdt.
goQectionem uerben prompt beior9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01
8udleus Mrnita=e ealbe.

Die bette SoIbe In Der gelt FIR gdntttnunben
lQuetjdunseu, @unben, gsf1mlre SalShub. Gle8ten.
auiseiprunsene Sanbe, 6ro|beulen, 9hbneranaen unb
aue SautaMsIddge unb teilt unfeblbar Sdmorrb
YoHtdnbise Yeirebsuns auseNdert ober teine Be3obz
lung uerlanst. treis a5 Gents bie S4adtel. gu ba
ben bei 8. ". OIIen. Eeu ulm.
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en- Neod @ountu. Teuuei1ee, mur>

81 Stead County, Eenueiiee, murs
ben tiir3li9 eine Mn3abl Mbuentiiten
einselperrt unb aur Rettensansitrafe
perurtbeilt, neil iie semdB ibrer relisi0s
fen @atunsen ben Samitos als Sonn>
taa balten unb am Sonntag arbeiteten.
$50 bleibt ba bic 10 pielfa@ seprieiene
,reli9ioie 6reibeit" in bieiem Qanbe?
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01

9te @otato @lepator So. in @risbt
County sablte tiir3li@ ibren Nttiondren
40 Bro3ent Diuibenben, Elm 3ei4en bog
an Bldsen, NO teine Goneurenj beitebt,
i'm 9anbel nit QYei;en INNER nod @elo
itedt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01
3eutcntarbc citem.

Bon iebt an merbe i'd wtebcr aue Nrren pom Cement
arbeiten enrle Of In Rontraft bem Gag nbernebs
men. Die beiten Sorten Cement limb tets bnrd mid ~
beSieben. g8er trSenb etIuas In bicier gne rpat t
tbut gut, bel mir uoriprtdt. fir cute arbett
wrb saranttrt.
Ssbamn &dtien,
gde Gtate> II. 9orbtr.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-01
NeueS @ag1ergel6dft.

Der llnter;ei4nete bat neben benz Sdmie=
oeSel4aft pon Sobn 2iQa ali Der gfe pom
groabmap l.lb 4. gtorbfrabe eine WaSner=
pertltatt eroffnet llub 1T bereit, aQe i'm Sad
einidla9emben Irbeiten ouf bas Bette unb
Dauerbafteite allaufertisen. Gas Seilen Don
Sa9en ruirb CUR Specialitat semadt.
sos. GIetbmer,
ge,p lllm, Dtinn.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-26
I@sI -I.S -.
Medical Men Suffering from Too Much
Philanthropy.

Medical Men Suffering from Too Much
Philanthropy.
The medical men of Brussels, accord
ing to the London News, are passing
through a trial of much the same sort
fessional brethren in Cork. They COM
plain of the inadequate pay they re-
ceive from the societies formed by the
working people to secure medical at
tendance on the cooperative principle.
In Brussels, as in many places else
where, the poor club together for medi
cal aid, and engage practitioner, who
attends them for fee which is almost
purely nominal. This might be en-
dured, and is endured, on the consider
alton that the insufficient offerings of
the poor man will be made good by the
liberality of those who are better off in
the world. But that is just where
Brussels fails. The well-to-do middle
class has contrived to secure a footing
in the "mutualist' societies.
Persons who are quite able to make
good the deficit in the medical ex-
chequer help to increase it. They come
in as poor men in such numbers that
the unhappy practitioner hardly knows
where to look for his legitimate fee.
He has protested, but his last state is
worse than his first. The protest was
addressed to the offenders only, and
they had no difficulty in persuading the
vast majority of the genuine working
class members to make common cause
with them.
The doctors are the best abused per.
sons in Brussels just now, and twenty
of them have resigned their Office in the
mutualist societies. AS prelude to a
possible strike of doctors, this seems to
signalize one of the most awful dangers
of the time. 1t would be awkward
however, if-by pure coincidence, OF
course-the death rate should diminish
during the continuation of the strike.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-26
PERSONAL POINTS.

TIE Akron Democrat says Senator
Quay carries the left hind foot of q
graveyard rabbit in his pocket.
UNITED STATES AMBASSADOR BAYARD
has promised to deliver the annual ad-
dress in the autumn to the Edinburg
Philosophical society.
REV. LUcIUs r. PAIGE, LID, Of
Cambridge, Mass, thinks that he is the
oldest living free mason in the United
States. He is ninety-four years of age.
A wELL-sEAsoNED old couple were re-
Gently welded in Coal Run, Ky. The
groom was Levi Thornbury, aged
eighty-one, and the bride was Mrs.
Linda Fiddler, aged eighty. Each had
been married FIVE times previously.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-11-26
GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine to cleanse the system and keep the
blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR Qiquid or powder)
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Headache and Constipation, and rid of
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These are all caused by a sluggish Liver.
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
Toubles will only be had when the liver
properly at work. If troubled with any
IF these complaints, try SIMMONS LIVER
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zines, and Better than Pills.
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WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

ublished every Sunday and sent to any ad-
less, postage paidl, at the following rates.
bysble in advance.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
hIl be made as low as is consistent with
and business principles. Apply at the Of
Es for terms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-06
NO TRAINING OF SNAKES.

One cannot train or teach a snake to
do anything whatever; their brain power
is so limited that the marvel is how they
have ever managed to survive in the
great competition especially when one
finds that they are still on the ascend
ing curve of evolution. Most of them
can be trained to some extent by con-
slant human companionship and judicious
handling (some species very much more
readily than others; when they have
learned to trust, to appreciate the fact
that there is no necessity for self-defense
then they may be trusted-a principle
which applies to most animals: and there
the scope and possibility of their educa-
ton comes to an end.
After that, the most that skilful ex-
hibitor can do with them is to adapt him
self and his actions to their movements,
which by familiarity he can pretty nearly
anticipate, so that these may appear
purposive and intelligent He may affect
to listen to the serpent's counsels, or re-
ceive its kiss on his lips If its head is in
clined in an upward direction, or to lure
it from one hand to the other, or to
guide it to some given spot, should it by
chance glide horizontally or downward;
just as the Indian snake-charmer takes
deceptive advantage of the natural de-
faint attitude of the well-nigh untamable
corba da Embellishments Journal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-06
features of the evening and enjoyed

features of the evening and enjoyed
by all.
Monitor No. II held its regular con-
vention Wednesday evening, and be-
sides routine work and social fea-
lures the rank of knight was con-
ferred upon John Broadbent and
Thomas Seldom.
Rocky Mountain No. had a very
interesting meeting on Thursday
evening, J. G. McAnery was installed
into the office Of inner guard. Thomas
Callahan was admitted to member
ship by card from Ivanhoe lodge No.
Z, of Pueblo. Col. A number of in
teresting talks were made exhorting
the brothers to live nearer to the prin-
ciples of the order
Zion No. u convened as usual on
Friday evening with the officers and
crew on board, singing in harmonious
tones Let Zion in her beauty rise,
her light begins to shine" During
the week it was understood that no
initiatory work would be performed
at this meeting, therefore the cham
cellor commander, who by the way is
as gallant a knight as the knights of
old who were ready to live or die for
love, had tuned his guitar and with
joyous heart and hopeful expectations
had made arrangements to go forth
into the moonlight and sing sweet
songs under the window of his lady
fair. But imagine his chagrin and
disappointment through the cruel
jealousy of brothers by reason of their
having passed from youthful buoy
ancy into the shadows of old age. who
concocted a plan whereby the hopes
and ambitions of the gallant leader
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-06

should be dashed to pieces. The ap-
pointed time is fast approaching, he
must go, he calls franttcally, but ev-
erybody declines to occupy the chair
With mingled feelings of love and
duty he looked through glasses of dis
appointment-out upon this rickety
old world and exclaimed, "hope is
gone and love is on the wing, yet
duty must be done"
After adjournment, the crestfallen
knight wended his way to the domi-
Gle of the object of his love, but alas,
she had gone with handsomer man."
and now the brother is trying to COM
fort himself with the old adage,
there's just as good fish in the sea,
ETC., ETC., but still, in the silent hours
of meditation he murmurs, "Confound
that cruel old man Ed Duncan"
The Salt Lake division u. r. held
its drill on Friday evening. The sir
knights are progressing sp1endidly.
A letter was received by the commit
tee, during the past week, from the
president of the Aspen Pythian band.
stating that the figures offered by the
Rio Grande Western were satisfac-
tory, and that the band was coming
with a good crowd of friends accom-
panying them. 1t is expected that
fully two hundred will visit with us
during the grand lodge session.
The band will give concerts in Salt
Lake. Provo. Ogden, and at Saltair.
Colorado-You are welcome-come.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-06

Another feature of great interest to
our little LODGE is the promised visit
of Brother Hirshberg, on his return
from the meeting of the supreme lodge
at Cincinnati. Brother Hirshberg is a
past grand president of this jurisdic-
ton, District Grand Lodge No. 4. He
is man of great intelligence and elo-
quence; an ardent worker for the noble
precepts of the order, and a true
hearted benefactor to his fellow man.
He is expected to arrive in this city
on or about the 18th of this month, and
the lodge expects to make his visit the
occasion for a public gathering, at
which Brother Hirshberg will expound
the principles of the order, and sow
the seeds of benevolence, brotherly love
and harmony. A strong and active
committee of reception and entertain
ment has been appointed. whose eff
forts ought to be a guarantee for the
success of the entertainment.
The B. B. ball of last Monday even
ing suffered from the wet weather
which prevailed. Indeed, some thought
that the rain had warped the temper
of quite a few who stayed at home.
While financially the hop was not
success, those who did attend enjoyed
themselves to their hearts content.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-06

The project Of building a Masonic
temple in salt Lake city has been re-
vived, and now the prospects for the
undertaking being brought to a sue
cessfuI issue seem very good. The
board appointed tc handle the matter
has secured an option on a desirable
piece OF land, and it is understood they
have signified their acceptance of same
subject 70 the approval of the various
blue lodges and of the higher branches
Of the order in this jurisdiction. The
question will come up before the
lodges at their meetings this week and
will no doubt be settled one way or
the other by the end of the week. 1t
is generally regarded in favorable
light and there is little doubt that
the recommended ton of the board TO
make the purchase Of the site will be
accepted.
The Chapter met last Wednesday
night in regular conclave, and the
Commandery on Thursday, but nosh-
ing but routine business was trans
acted The Chapter will. however,
hold special meeting for work to-
night Argenta lodge will have work
at it's meeting tomorrow night and
Wasatch will also work Friday night.
The Shrine will hold a special meet
ing on Wednesday evening prepara-
tory to the grand pilgrimage on May