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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04
Health RenOrt.

The rider of the pale horse was shut
out last week by reason OF the fact of
Hymen getting Il move on himself. Death
those passing from this bourne to the
other being only three in all males every
one of them, while the births were boys
80 and girls %, total 6S- There are two
new cases of scarlet fever in this city,
but they are all the contagious diseases
known. The city IS comparatively free
from anything of the sort.
yesterday, the following being the prin-
cipal facts therein:
Number of deaths for the month, "a.
This is a rate per month of JiS per cent.
The rate per year IS IS" par cent. OF
this number 16 were males and IS females
One person was cOlored, the balance
white. The social relation was represent
ed by married, . widowers, widows
and is single. Sixteen were natives of
Utah, IL came from otRe.' parts of the
United States and Te-u foreign born
equal number received here for interment
Ten deaths occurred in hospitals. The
marriage licenses issued during the
month were So III number. Births to the
number of 106 were reported. of which Sc
were males ana Sd females. There were
three cases of scarlet fever in the city
during the month and of typhoid. The
city during the month was practically
free from contagion, at one time in July
there being a period when there was not
case in the city.
WORK TIE Nithisitf%ly OAAAiS thS
month was brisk. There were consumed
1874 carloads of garbage, loads of fruit,
44S barrels of swill, 20 cases of eggs, 800
pounds of corned oeef. COWS, Il chick
ems, 6 cats, 81 dogs, % horses and sheep.
The estimated lot foots up to 1,153 cubic
yards.
The poll tax collections for the week
in cash and labor were $3.50 in all.
The clerks in the office of the superin-
tendent of water works are busily en-
ragged in going over the returns of the
assessors of rates which were com
pleted some days ago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04
BONDED THE BLACK DIAMOND.
Another Detroit District Property
to Be Operated.

The Black Diamond groups of mines
in the Detroit district has just been
leased and bonded by the owners to
Messrs. Jones, McCaird and Norrel,
and active development of the prop
erty is to commence at once. These
properties give great promise and it is
the intention of the prospective own
ers to make some extensive improve
ments The owners are ]. S. Jacobs and
]. A. McBurney and the consideration
and amount of the bond is $4,000.
There is considerable work being
done in this district just now The Ibex
is looking extremely well and improve
ments are noted with almost every
foot of development done.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04
ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS.
Grand, Juab, San Juan, Davis, WASH
inStOn and Other Counties.

ington and Other Counties.
The following additional appoint
ments were made by Chairman Nor
rel at the suggestion of the several
county registrars:
Moab, Grand County-H. D. Grouse.
Juab County-Detroit. Henry Laird !;
Fish Springs, W. S. Reed; Juab. y. w.
Taylor; Levan, II. c. L. Jorgensen;
Mammoth, Z. T. Dillingham;; Mona,
Henry Kay; Silver, c. V. WHEELER.
San Juan COunty-La Sale, J. s.
I obbs; AIcEimo, a. J. foyer.
Davis COunty-SOuth Hooper, John
Patterson, in place Of Joseph R.
France, resigned.
Washington County-St. George,
George Brooks, in place of George F.
JarvlS. resigned.
Beaver County-Beaver, J. II, Tai
ton. in place Of ". S. Talton, resigned.
Carbon County-Castle Gate, w. K.
1ngle in place of W. T. Lamph, re-
signed.
Wayne County-Burgess, Henry B.
Lords; Thurber, Thomas Baker
Registration viii begin on Monday
and the campaign may then be con-
sidered as opened.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04
Auction. Auction,

By E. NJ Onion, on Wednesday,
Aug. at 1920 a. m, at No. 126 E
street, eight-room house filled with
the finest goods in the city. Elegant
upright Weber piano, carpets fine
draperies, fine parlor suit, Turkish
couch, high cost piano lamp, onyx stand,
solid oak parlor bookcase, 10-foot pillar
extension table, set dining chairs,
oak sideboard, full set G12 pieces
Haviland china, steel range, fine bed
room sets, beds and bedding. willow
rockers, fine Ansonia eight-day clock,
gold trimmings. lot homemade pre-
serves, fruit jars, crockery, glass and
plated ware, bric-a-brac, etc.
These goods are worthy the atten-
ton of buyers, as they have been in
use but two months and will be sold
regardless of cost. House open for in
spection Monday and Tuesday.
E. NJ. ONION, Auctioneer.
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NEARLY READY FOR OPERATIONS.
Experiments on an Extensive Scale
ut Stewart No. 2.


Two carloads of the heavy machinery
for the new mill of the Sunshine were
received here yesterday and sent right
out to the property. Included within
the shipment were the engine, rolls
and some of the other big stuff Other
cars are expected to arrive every hour
now. For some days past the buildings
have been in readiness for the placing
of the plant proper and now the COM
pletion of the works is to be rushed
with all the speed possible. Contrac-
tor Watson and Supervising Architect
Grant are in from the camp. They
are of the opinion that the mill will
be ready for work by the middle of
August
Development work of an extensive
nature is being carried on in the
mines and the showing is said to be
extremely flattering The main incline
is being sent on down and as yet it has
not penetrated through the great ore
body which was encountered some dis
lance from the mouth of the new
workings. Stations are being cut
every hundred feet and the ore is
thereby being blocked out in good
shape.
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6PEGIALTIES.

ear. nose, throat, IUnSs.stOmach. Ifv-
err. bowels, kidneys and bladder. ali
NIL chronic private and nervous dis
eases of both sexes, and diseases Of
women and children. ORce hours
Forenoon, TO II. Afternoon. 4o
3. Evening, to 5. Sundays, II am.
to I ID. nl. $500 a MONTH for Ca
ta-rh and all Catarrhal Chronic Dis
eases-Medicines free. Doctor Shores,
motto is "a Low Fee, Quick Cure.
Mild and Painless Treatment" Tf
you cannot come to the Office send
stamp for Doctor Shores new
symptom list and have your ease d.
Rgnosed and get expert advice free.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04
Another Wire i. Needed.

There has been such a marked in
crease in the business of the telephone
company over the Mercur wire that
now there is a strong probability of a
second wire being strung between the
camp and this city in order that the
service may be more rapid and con-
siderably improved. The reports of the
telephone company show that the
business of the little system has quad
rupled since the first month of its COM
nlatinn
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but an enemy and obstructionist to state
hood and Repuolicanism-
The esteemed judge seems to be get
ting a large dose of the medicine he
gave Crane. The latter's stock is go
ing up now with startling rapidity, and
the Tribune's continued and bitter
personal attacks on TrumbO are giving
the people an idea that 1.-The streak
must be a regular whale. But it is
very pretty trotherly fight, that cannot
but end disastrously for both the Tri-
bune and Trumbo factions, and that is
as it should be.
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GROUND IS TOO SPOTTED
Values in the Sands of the Valley
Not Uniform.
PROSPECTORS DISCOURAGED
MANY OF THEM HAVE CEASED
THEIR SEARCH FOR GOLD.

Faith of the Stockholders of the
Lucky Bill Mining Company
Again Observation-Disclosures Their
Thirteenth Assessment - Mercur
VIII Pay It's Usual Dividend on
the Twentieth Day of the Month
Splendid Reports Received From
the Properties-Heavy Machinery
For the Sunshine Received Yes
terday-MilI to Be Completed
Within Three Weeks-GeneraI
Mining News.
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Returned From Idaho.

Colonel Bryan came down from
Idaho yesterday morning on special
business and will be here for some
time to come. He is now operating the
Red Elephant near HALEY and expects
to ship some high grade ore in the
very near future. The colonel is also
interested in a valuable group IN the
vicinity of Silver City. He reports that
matters are rather lively in mining
circles of Idaho.
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e elementary principles OF the
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THE POLITICAL ARENA.
Democratic Territorial Committee
Meets on August II.
SOME DEPUTY REGISTRARS.
APPOINTMENTS MADE YESTERDAY
BY COUNTY REGISTRAR WILSON.

Hon. B. H. Roberts Delivers an Edu-
catiOnaI Address to Il Large and
Brilliant Audience of Ladies-T'he
0quirrh Club is Il Machine For
the Manufacture of Republican,
More WranGIing of the RepuD-
Iican County COmmittee-MOre
Republican "HarmOny''-The Trib
une's Bitter Attacks on TrumbO
and Crane ReactinG in Favor of
That Freedoms Pair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04

This amount will be very materially re-
duced this week. In addition to the
amounts which Will be appropriated by
the council at its next meeting, are the
payrolls of the departments which viii be
satisfied tomorrow The various sums ere
as appended:
Liberty Park. $2f3: street department.
S912.35; cemetery. S40S70; engineering de-
partment, $1.409.15; crematOry, 500; gravi-
ty sewer, 1925: waterInaster's department.
$f.06f.S0; health department. S56t; water
works, s1,2490O; ire department. $211942:
police department. $3.50; special police,
$3.50: police department bills. $50: prison
department. So: prIsOn elardS S1S7 %
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04
. MUNICIPAL MENTION.
CONDITION OF THE CITY TREAS.
URY LAST NIGHT.

Cash in the Treasury Being Lower
ed But the Auditor Thinks it
VIII Hold Out Until the Taxes
Come in-BuiIdinE Permits For
the WeeI1-RepOrt of the Health
Department. For the Six Davs
Past and the Month OF July
Other City News
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White Metal Again Gains.

During the past week the white
metal has registered several gains,
but they have all been on a rather
small calibre. No exception was noted
yesterday, the advance being one point.
This gave the close at 663s cents, as
compared with 66H cents on the day
before. Lead still remains unchanged
at $3.371s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04
Latter-Day Saints, College.

Salt Lake city. School year opens
September 9, with enlarged faculty and
extended courses. Specialties made OF
theological normal and commercial
work. Courses extend from eight
grade to university sophomore year,
inclusive. Tuition $40 per year. For
further information apply to
WILLARD DONE,
PRINCIPAL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04

The Rathbone sisters of the various
Temples will give the merchants a
carnival. This will be one of the
events of the season. The ladies are
making every endeavOr to represent
every business house in Salt Lake
and are meeting with grand success.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04

We have just received fresh lot of
imported Sicily bird seed in one and
two pound packages. Silver and red
gravel, cutie bone, bird mamma, Bit
ter's eye water, etc. Anyone sending
us their name and address will receive
by mail our Bird Book.
BENTLEY e. HILL,
Druggists.
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Ninth ward Democratic society.

A meeting of the Ninth Ward Demo-
cratic society will be held Monday
evening, August 5, at s o'clock in the
annex building. Judge Henderson,
Mrs. DR.. Ferguson and other promin-
ent speakers will be in attendance.
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LADIES MEET.
Hon. b. II. Roberts Delivers an Ed
ucafiOnaI Address.

@buOEGSHs
The gathering of Democratic ladies',
intermingled with a few Democratic
men. at the residence of Mrs. Nellie
Little. S54 East First South street,
was brilliant and successful. The fea-
ture of the evening was a political
educational address by Hon. 3. H.
Roberts.
Mrs La Barthe was chairman and
Mrs. Dey secretary. The proceedings
opened by a musical selection by Miss
Oliver. and then Mr.. Roberts took the
floor and talked interestingly and very
entertainingly for an hour and a half
He opened by a passing illusion to
his former attitude of opposition. to
woman suffrage and remarked that
suffrage, being an accomplished fact,
he now gave with all his heart what
he once would with all his heart have
withheld, and advised the ladies to use
the boon wisely and well by voting the
Democratic ticket.
Evolution of Government.
The speaker then went into a history
of the evolution Of government mOng
mankind, from the family. from
the old patriarchal system and
through the various stages until the
science. of government had arrived at
its present stage. The rise OF tyranny
and the struggle for liberty, the con-
SLduL AdE DtlH6Eu lilC IIldSStS anu
the classes, particularly in England,
from the time of William the Con-
qUerer. the barOns of the Thirteenth
century, the Cromwellian protectorate
and the American struggle for in
dependence.
He then reverted to the system of
protection, to so-called infant indus
tries and showed the fallacy of The
protection and high tariff theories.
How they, had fOStered monopolieS
and stiE continued the war between
the masses and the classes. There
was justice and liberty on one side
and power and arrogance on the other.
The Democrats were always with the
masses and the Republicans repre-
scented the classes.
Financial Question.
Mr.. Roberts reverted to the financial
question of the day. The parties
were not thoroughly aligned on the
silver question yet, hut when they
came to be, it would be found that
the Democrats would be again on the
side of the masses; they would
espouse the cause of silver, while the
Republicans as q party would be
found. as usual, with @the classes favor
ing a single gold standard.
Silver was the money of the people,
the money of the poor man, the
laborar and the small trader and gold
was the money of the rich. The Re
nuhlicaus in the west might be an
exoea,tion to the rule as far IS silver
was concerned, but the Republican
r,arty as a whole would be the gold
party. The platforms so far as
enuncfated showed clearly how the
avo great parties would ultimately
Stand on the SILVER question.
The Money System.
the elementary principles OF the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04

Don't fail to see them-S96 samples
of Ladies' and Children's Muslin IN
derwear on sale at the Lace House, at
actual manufacturers cost.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04
The Indian Scare

Not to be compared with the ex-
element caused by our prices on
Summer Underwear.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
142 Main street
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Republican County Committee.

The Republican county committee YES
terday. spent all afternoon in wrangling
over the primary method. The session
was very warm one and the two sides
the attention of many outside the Tenn
pletOn hotel parlOrS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04

Don't fail to see them-S96 samples
of Ladies and Children's Muslin I'm
derwear on sale at the Lace House, at
actual manufacturers cost.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04

Although the city finances are slowly
being reduced, the city auditor is of the
opinion that there will be no deficit this
year; that the taxes will begin to come
in ere the balance on hand is all expend-
ed. This is a gratifying state of affairs.
as there are many who have predicted
me bankruptcy of the treasury, long ere
this time.
Treasurer Dukes statement of the cash
on hand for the week ending last night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04

Don't miss the Merchants Carnival
at 'Saltair; you will enjoy a pleasant
day, and the Carnival in the evening
will be a pleasure to see.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04
BniIding Permits.

Matters in the building department last
week were about the same as usual, the
number of permits issued averaging well
with other periods of the year. The fol-
lowing is the list:
H. A. Brown, SC D street. brick
barn ..........-.. .....................S 800
G. S. Peyton, Seventh and +, barn. loo
six-room house. ...:................. $500
Boutwell, 81 McConaghy, First and
n, residence. Observation-Disclosures. 3.01)
Same, Glen avenue, house. ...-....... 1909
Five minor permits. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, loo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04

Grand values offered this week dur
ing f. Auerbach q Bros semi-an-
nual muslin underwear sale.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04

They have arrived. Another supply
of those 75c. and CSC. Ladies' Per-
Gale Shirt Waists. just received at
the Lace House.
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HEAVY MACHINERY ARRIVED.
Sunshine Mill Construction is Being
Rushed Ahead at n Great Rate.

Such good progress has been made
with the placing of the new machinery
in the tewart No. mill at Bingham
that within the next four or five days
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04

Gentlemen. we can suit you will,
any style shoe you want, ut prices
that Will make You n permanent
customer.
NEWMANN-NOTT SHOE co.
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EXCURSION TO BOSTON,
August 18th to 22d, Via the Union
Pacific

The Union Pacific will sell excursion
tickets to Boston, Mass, on above
dates at S60.O5, good returning until
October 9Th. For particulars, call at
City Ticket office, POI Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Edward Martin to John P Cahoon,
part of section 10, township south,
Charles wilkins to Harriet wilkins,
part of section II, township south,
range .................... 10
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HOME TREATMENT CURES,

Every Mail Brings Scores of Letter.
Like the following samples. What
Cures Others VIII Cure You.
Send Stamp for Doctor shores
New symptom List
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Via the Union Pacific, Aug. IL to %.
On above dates the Union Pacific
will sell round trip tickets to Boston,
Massachusetts, at S60.05, good return
ing until October 9Th.
The shortest and fastest line.
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D. C. ". shores.

D. G.. ". Shores.
Dear Sir:
Another two weeks has passed and I
am still imprOving.I feel better every day.
l have not had the headache but once
since / commenced your treatment and
now believe l Will he cured.
Yours respectfully.
MRS. ANNA BURKDULL
Meadow, Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-04
Crop About Harvested

Only a few Straw Hats left at cut
prices.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
142 Main street.
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d. G.. w. Shores,

y. n W. CuUIEs-
Dear Sir;
1 drop you a. few lines to let YOU know
that my wife is getting along satisfactor-
lily. She is steadily gaining.
Yours truly,
H. EDWARDS,
Rudy Idaho.
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SOmeS peeches.

John 7. Lynch was called on for a
speech and in a few minutes talk i'm
pressed upon the members the neces-
sity of organization. Without a ma
chine the Republican party wouldn't
amount to a hill of beans, but with a
well-controlled and tractable machine
the young men and young women
who were as yet undecided in their
political beliefs, might be made into
good Republicans.
Samuel J. Kenyon hated Democrats
as he hated the devil. He was proud
OF being a Republican and inherited
his Republican proclivities from an
English Republican father who also
hated Democrats and had no use for
free trade
John P. Meakin was a Republican
because he thought the Republican
party and protection was the salvation
Of the working men. The working men
formed the masses of the population
and on the broad basis of humanity
he was Republican.
America should be the first nation of
the earth and instead of having 5000.
900 tramps shouldn't have one
The club then adjourned until next
Saturday evening.
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OQURRH CLUB.
4 Machine For the Manufacture of
Republicans.

A meeting of the Oquirrh club was
held last evening and as with most
new things there was interest amount
ing almost to enthusiasm.
After the preliminaries a long list
of applications for membership was
read by the secretary, Louis Hyams,
and no cause being shown why the
hundred aspirants should not be adj
mitted to full fellowship they were
d11lNr alactnd
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Not a fractional Organ.

President McCallum, for the benefit
Of the new members, explained that
Notwithstanding the accusations which
had been made against the club, it was
not a Trumbo-Crane organization,
neither was it a GoOdwin-ThOmas an
mex or a BToWn-Bennett organ. In
fact it wasn't owned by any particular
faction of the many into which the
Republican party is split up. The
club was organized to keep in the mid
die of the road and advocate simon
pure Republican doctrine.
1t was generally recognized that this
county was to be the great political
battle ground of the new state and the
club was intended to be a Enachine,
which kept free from political pulls"
would be a powerful engine for the ad-
vancement of the Republican party.
MIR. McCallum said the committee
had divided the city up into 63 po-
itical districts and that in each a su-
perintendsnt had been or would be
appointed and it was hoped to sim
ilarly district the suburban settle
ments.
Next Wednesday thorough canvass
Of the city would commence and rolls
and books would be kept at the clubs
headquarters
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D. G.. W. Shores.
Dear Sir

D. G. ". Shores.
Dear Sir:
Another two weeks finds me feeling
still better. I feel splendid in every way.
l am following the directions closely
Respectfully,
MRS. Is. HUNTINGTON,
Orangeville, Utah.
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Dr. C. ". Shores.
Dear So:
1t IS again time for me TO write you
and l am pleased 10 inform YOU that |
am feeling first rate, and hope now that
l will soon be permanently cured.
HENRY. JENSEN.
MaYheid, Utah.
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DR.. Q. II. Shores.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
I am pleased to write Won that the load
and distress in my stomach is nearly
gone and my lungs do not seem as tight
and swollen as they did. Ny cough is
much lOOSer and not nearly so frequent
The treatment is helping me very much.
Yours Truly,
JOHN SAUNDF,R.
Mesa, MaricopG, Co, Ariz.
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DR.. C. W. Shores.
~, Gs,..

Enclosed please find s. for another
months treatment The medicine and
treatment l have used has done me a
great deal of good.
Yours Truly,
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ONLY s6o.o5 TO BOSTON AND RE
TURN,

Postoffice corner.