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HOW MR.. FLoTo ESCAPED.
He Has Acquired n Large Following oi
Sporting Friends.

He Has Acquired n Lnrge Following of
sporting Friends
BUTTE, April special Officer Alex
Scott, who went to Denver after Otto
Floto, who is wanted here for illegal
registration last fall, returned to-day from
his frutless trip. Scott arrived in Denver
a week ago last Thursday and on Satur-
day evening he had Floto behind the bars
of the city bastile. The arrest caused
large sized ripple of excitement among
the sporting fraternity, and it soon be-
came apparent that whatever Floto's
standing might have been in Butte, he
was not without Influential friends in
Denver.
Bat Masterson, the famous sporting
man, was the first to hasten to his assist, |,
ance, and he was quickly joined by other
conjenial spirits. Floto's experience id
managing fake prize fights and simiia$
sports in Denver stood him in good stead
and loud howl went up among the sports
and gamblers for his release, in spite of.
which fact he remained in Jail. Prompt
steps were taken, however, to secure Nhis
release. Ss-'
"Tom" Ward, Senator Ruter and Colo
mel Mays, three of the shrewdest criminal
lawyers in Colorado, we're engaged to look
after his case and within an hour the po-
lice authorities were served with a writ of
habeas corpus, ordering them to appear
in court with Floto on Thursday. The
requlsition papers for Floto reached Dem
yer Thursday morning and Scott at once
placed them before the attorney general,
who placed his official u. X. on them.
An hour or SO later. however, he dis
covered that perjury was not an extra
dictable offense under the laws of Col
orado and he withdrew his approval of the
N Anfip0 nnAar bia I'D he.f
governor then refused to sign them. and
when Floto was brought into court tllat'
afternoon he was Immediately dIscharQedrj
As he reached the door of the court roonl
he was arrested on another warrant charp-
ing him with being fugitive from jusfice,'
other habeas corpus proceeding the next
day, and this settled the matter.
Adolph Pincus aud James McGovern
are on Floto's bond for 81 500 and they
will probably be compelled to pungle.
Scott speaks in terms of the warmest
praise of the efficiency of the Denver
police department and of the courtesy
shown him by all the officers from the
chief down. They gave him every pos
sible assistance and il was not their fault
that Floto did not come back to Montana
to stand trial for the offense charged
against him.
Scott also reports that Ernest Hogan's
Sunny South show did an immense busi- I
ness in Denver. The show has been
greatly improved since it left Butte and
has been nearly transformed into an old
time minstrel performance. A good band
has been added. Phil Levy is talking
faster and louder than he ever did in his
life and he and Hogan are kept busy
watching each other. The show went to
Kansas City last week, but the climate of
Denver seems peculiarly suited to Floto |
and he will probably remain there for
the present at least.
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NOT IN GOOD FORM.
The Judge PrescriDss Remedy 10
4 Voc .ferous Hilarf;y

The Judge PrescriDss Remedy for
z Voc .ferou. Hilarf;y.
BUTTE, April 7.-George H. Brodley
spent Sunday in the county Jail on an or
der from Judge Mediation because he APP
peared in court last evening in drunken
condition and refused to answer ques-
tons asked him. Last Thursday II.
copely secured a judament against Brod-
ley for 81 900 and costs. in a suit for a
commission on mining deal. Brodley
animation as to his ability to pay the
Judgment. IL was stated that he had
money, but refused to apply il. He also re-
fused 10 answer the courts questions and
his attorney apologized for him, saying
that he was drunk. The court ordered
him confined in jail until Monday MORN
ing to sober up.
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That we are always busy while Others are CON-
planning of hard times? Because we are
always ahead OF the times in all that tends TO
make the family dining table pleasure and
delight sati
Our aim is to satisfy everybody both in the
quality and the price of the goods.
We have received this week large variety OF
Imported French Cheese. These goods a re of
the very finest quality, aud we would solicit the
patrons OF all lovers OF good cheese.
On Wednesday and Thursday OF thsiweek we
will give away free TO ev Try lady visiting our
store sample package OF Chirardelli's On oco-
late.
There is nothing more pleasant than a cup of
cocoa or chocolate. We carry the finest br ands
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The Great Northern railroad is the only
line TO the East running through first
class sleeping cars from Butte. Through
sleeping car leaves Butte at 9 o'clock a.
m. daily, arrives at st. Paul 7:l5 a. m.
second day following and makes close
connections with all morning trains for
Chicago and tho East. No vexatious trans
fers at small junction stations. 20
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Chosen Friends as charter members will
please report at once to DIR. Fourtin, No.
217 North Main street.. as new council
will be organized on Tuesday night, April
9,.at Frosts ball. South Butte. For further
Information inquire of j. c. Freeman. C..
H. Fiske. organizer.
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On April sth and 9th / will open up my
new line of millinery and fancy goods,
which have just purchased in the East.
/ cordially invite one and all to my OPEN
ing. Respectfully.
Miss J.. Z. MCCLARAN,
81 East Broadway. Butte.
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Disfranchised by Ehrick.

BUTTE, April The Ehrick murder
trial will begin in earnest tomorrow
morning. Thirty-threc witnesses have
already been subpoenacd and many more
will probably be called. II is expected
that the trial will consume the greater
part of two weeks. The jurors in the
case are locked up, and as they will not
be permitted TO separate. they will be de-
prived of their votes at tho election to-
morrow.
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DEnOcRATIc CITY TICKET.

For Mayor
Z. b. HOWELL.
For Treasurer
HARRY AYLESH1RE.
For Police Magistrate
w. j. NAUGHTEN.
For Alderman, First Ward
p. s. HARRINGTON.
For Alderman, Second Ward
c. w. NEWTON.
For Alderman. Third Ward
WILLIAM PAGE.
For Alderman, Fourth Ward
j. 4. DAWSON.
For Alderman. Fifth Ward
L. p. BOWMAN.
For Alderman. Sixth Ward
SOL LEVY.
For Alderman. Seventh Ward
GEORGE WHITCOMB.
For Alderman. Eighth Ward
DANIEL MCDONALD.
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Tive coupons and 10 cents gets a copy
of Coins Financial School at the STAND
ARD offices in Anaconda, Butte or Grea
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Every man, woman and child should
read "Coin's Financial School," it is the
best book on the silver question that has
ever been published. Fifteen cents and
two coupons from the STANDARD gets a
copy. .se
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Moments Separate Skirts

AS sensible an idea as fashion
ever took for the possibilities of
pretty dressing are endless with
a few separate skirts and waists.
Unmatched qualities and prices
we name some.
AT $1.95-Good Serge Dress
Skirts. full back, not lined,
shape right. At $4-Good Ladies'
Cloth Dress Skirt, full back. lined,
correct shape. At $6-Good Serge
Skirt. Black and Blue, lined
throughout. correct shape, back
stiffened and lined throughout.
Other styles at $3.50, $40,
$12.5o. $1b, $18 and $40 of
crepon, sicilhenne silk and satin.
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Lessons In Taxidermy.

Those desiring TO take lessons in taxi
dermy should give their names to Leys
the jeweier. For specimen of work on
game and fish sea Legs and Standard
windows. w. +. Witch, taxidermis,.
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Clay Diagonal, black and blue, war
ranted not to shine. Suits made to order
at 5000. Henry Jonas.
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The choicest line of fine woolens for
spring and summer suitings just received
by Henry Jonas.
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The, new store, 57H West Broadway,
will open on Monday with ssne display
of Eastern millinery. A cordial invitation
extended to all. Miss J. c. Deering, man.
ager.
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Huyler's candy is just the thing for
your best girl. Sold only at New bros.
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For artist supplies go to Charles Schatz
iein's, IA West Broadway. -s
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BOYS WAISTS.

See them 46 different styles.
% DOZEN good Percale Waists at
2oc. 20 dozen good Cheviot
Waists at 35c. Other styles at
800. 6Oc,. Toe, 85c and up. All
entirely new this season.
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We give you the best razor strop for the
money on earth. Come and see. Tho
Fosselman Drug company, 43 East Park
street.
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RUTTE .....e

me Principal Branch ofnoe Of TIE STANDARD
= af No n East Broadway. Butte. Ielspheoa
Ne. "a Advertising rssss furnished a applb
oation.
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HOSIERY.

Fast Black Women's Hose 1876
a pair. Fast Black Children's s
Hose 1916 a pair.
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For plaques, paints, brushes, etc., 90 to
Charles Schatzlein's, IA West Broadway.
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Two STANDARD coupons and Is cents
gets a copy of Coins Financial School.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-08

If you are going to give candy, give
sornething good. 'Huyler's" leads the
W orld. At Aevbro's.
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Pinaud's smelling salts are delightful.
Sold only by Newbro.
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Grand Millinery openInr.

just as good as tortoise shell, those side
combs at Newbro's for 25 cents per pair.
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HANDkERCHIEFS

For Easter. Special values this
week. &C.. 1Oc, 1870, 15c, 25c
ahd 35c. Half the usual price.
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Chi1dren's Wash Dresses

s o N e t hi n q
new for US to
n a lie ready
made dresses for
children Ages
from 2 to 1S yrs.
1t is early to buy,
but not too early
If y GU want
choice.
G r s. w a S h
Dresses at ST,
8 4 8 o, sd. rs,
So so. So and up
wards. ~
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Silk and Cotton Waists

We have been gathering for two
months past from the best
makers. waists of the best kinds
known to the trade.
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Idaho Crop bulletin.

Weather crop bulletin No, rs OF the
Idaho State Weather Service Tor the
week ending Monday, August 8, 1898;
The weather Of the past week was
unusually warm with hot, drying
winds over nearly the entire state. IL
some portions Of the state very light
showers were reported, accompanying
scattered thunderstoTms, but In tn,
favored places tho rainfall was not
sufficient 10 be VI any material benefit
to orops. Rain Ia needed Tor unirriyA-
ted crops In all sections. Meadows are
drying up, aud cattle ON the range are
not doing well, most OF the watering
places being dried up or becoming
staguant.
Squirrels aud rabbits Ia the southern
section, aud gtasshOppep aud cfloko,s
In the northern section Of the state are
still doing some damage In placer.
Early wheat has advanced rapidly
during the week and Ia some Of the
western ard northern counties It IL
being cut; In the eastern section II IL
turning, with some OF tho crop on
high lands reAdy for cutting. la ban.
mock county some Of tho early grain
Il being cut for hay owing TO serious
damage from late frOsis. rhe late
Bown wheat IL backward and doing
only fairly well. Oats are ripening
very fast and promise good crop,
Potatoes have made rapid progress
and are IN u very promising condition;
In some patts Of tho state where frOsIs
we're most severe the crop In back war
but recovering. Corn IA late. An aver
age crop Of garden truck IL promised
over the greater portion Of the state.
The second crop Of alfalfa Is growing
well and being cut In some instauCes.
Fruit Ia growing we'll; nm abundant
yield 10 Indicated,
ID. +, MCCALLUM, Director.
CENTRAL OFrICE, Idaho Fans, Idaho,
August o, 1896.
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ness, and the principal place Of busl-
ness IL In Provo CITY. The inc0rpor.
aiorp, tvtnty.iour In number, are all
Provo people.
The capital stock OF tho corporation
is $3.50, 900, In shafes Of 81 each, $4,000
shares Of when 10 set apart a. treasury
stock. The property Of tie corporation
consists OF the Anuie, Bob lngetOll
No. J., anj Bob Ingefa1ll No. . mining
claimf, situated III the Camp Fr "
mining district, In Utah and T00vio
counfiss, between the Mercur milne
On the north aud the Sunshine mine
on the south.
The following officers ana directors
are named TN tho frst annual meet
ing on the firt Monday In May 1895:
A. ID. Cash, president; \ muei A.
KIM, vior.pf,sIden'; ". y. rwaaey,
T.. T.. Coriinan, g. ". AIey, ditect1t';
". +. Thomas, tecfrtary; II. :. Mar.
tin, treasurer, J. NJ. DavI., manager.
The mines have been worked since
this spring and the showing IL vufy
iavf raula for valuable property. Two
shifts u men will b, kertht work from
this On, anu the incofparat1rs expect TO
have mill erected f.r the treatment
Of the ore ~ tie cyanide process be-
fore siG mon he.
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Legal Matters.

Rachel Ciozlur has commenced n
foreclosure suit IN ne Flgt District
court against Cyrus " FHuir ami Eilz.
abcth a. Fo0te 20 collect sl,.vV On y
pr0mis'Oty note secured by mnt'gag re
on Nephi really. y. o. y. H9rafic,
the Kentucky Liquor GO. aud the
First National Bank OF Nephi. judE.
ment creditors VI defendants, arc nls0
named No defendants.
John Poe, sheriff Of uin,nh county,
has appealed cAsn invDlving owurf'
chip OF some hOrstF. uurtOs nuj %
wagon from Commissioner ynmth y.
MsConnrl's cout,. Tue property wns
leviei upon 10y the hern NJ NE suit
Of Chestnut a Haight VI J. l.. Burr.
Mr.. Allie Burr clsims the property
belongs to her, and II was % decided
In the c5mmisslOnef's court.
JOHN Beasley, cK.Uletk uf the Fint
district court, hs. sworn out come
plairt teioie Jnstire Bauhmsn nraiust
William Lor, operator NJ the u. r..
depot, charging him viii lnrC. ny.
MI. Lee sulJ bicycle 10 Mr., Bsaslsy
some time Az, there lisa hala Cc uu.
pAiG, and lew DAYS ago Mr. Ice took
possession NJ the wheel, as security Tor
the bainucs. There IL NO contract oi
sale, however, between the parties
whereby Mr. iise retains owu'uhip
TIL tue bill II paid, anu ho will doubt.
less have ~ collect some other way,
sides standing trial on a charge Of
larceny, unlrts the parties oan COM
promiie their little disagreement.
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Notes and Personals.

parlie. a. from the Ashley country
say that there isastf0ug feeling among
tho friends Ut George Hughes, who
was killed In saloon on the "slfiJ"
near Fort DuchUsnr las; month, against
his slayer, aud that tho grand Jury
will be- asked 10 Investigate the case.
The three men who were In the saloon
q, tho time claim the killing was dome
In sel'-deicuse, and were disch afgei at
tue preliminary examination u telti.
mouy 10 that ,nict. Hughrh's frlondF,
however, claim ia u hc won't into the
saloon unafmed. There had teen bad
blood between Hughes ana at least
Que Of the other mun fOr some time
ami It IL believed that he was tAken
unAwsros.
J.. A. Riley AuI o. L.. Ksnnyon,
representing the NEWS eduraiiOgRl
department, came Gown from Salt
Lake CITY last evening. This morn.
lug they went up the south fork OF
Pro o canyon TO visit tho Utah county
toachors' intiIute,
Last evening at the home Of Wren
wilEins, In the Third ward. y coal oil
can standing nest n stove exploded
anu the oil was ignitei ty IRE from
the stove. The blaze, however, was
put Gu, before any particular damage
was done
ID. WIN. Mchilister, o. Salt Lake
CITY, ~ Registered al tho Hotel Roberts.
lie II on his way south with an slg.
CANT line Of stationery, representing a
IT, Louis firm,
Warren Folter, OF salt Lake CITY,
will speak Ia tho county court house
Friday evening on tue principles "
The Peoples party.
-. II. resry Jr,, Of Ogden, was IN
Provo today on business connected
with the elsTts Ofiiso Of tue Firsl die.
| itict court.
John e.. Graham, manager n the
| Eiquircr, went 10 Salt Lake Guy on
tue 1865 II, q. w. train today.
l.. W. Shuttlln, OF Ogden, made n
| dying trip To Provo this morning, ami
returned GU tho noon ttaig.
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POLITICAL POINTERS.
Reppbllraus 20 Hold Judicial ConNen.
lions september 10 h and Ntna'
torlal Ones Scptemb'r 2l'.

A meeting Of tho Territorial Renub'
licau executive committee was helC
Iast evening In tue wasatch building
Those present were Chairman Gcorg'
NJ. Cannon, J. L. Djoly, Thomas
Keafns, A. 3. Geddes. J. T.. Ehglcy,
w. W. Maughu, Mrs. T.. Is. Wells aud
MIR &. T., Allen.
MI. l.. r. Pardee was chosen secte
taty OF the committee to succeed Colo
url sewers, who refused roappOi.t'
meut.
10 was decided that Judicial conven
lions should be held September lO.h al
lUa.m. Vt the places uamgd.
First ditttict-CaCne, BOH Elder anu
Ricu, at Logan.
second distiicl-w Weber, Morgan and
Davis, ut Ogden.
Thru Embellishments, Salt Lako
Eui Touele, ut Salt Lake city,
Fojtth uislttct-Umh, Wasalvh and
Uintah, Mt Provo.
Filth distric'-Juab, Mlllafd, Beaver,
Iron aud Warrington, vt Beaver.
sixth distfici-sovier, piute, Wayne,
Garfield and Kane. 1T CifoIevllie.
Seventh uis,fiot--SnHI stc, Carton,
Emery, Grand and San Juau,at Mount
Pleasant.
The Senatorial conventions Tor Joint
districts Will be- held on september
glsf, Mt 10 O'CLOCK n. 10. A. follows:
F,fattiHtFicl-B Box Elder aui r0Oels,
Mt Adghsm Cily.
Thifi district Rich, Morgan aud
Davis, a. Morgan Ciiy.
Finn district 90 summit and Wa
satcb, vt PARK CITY.
Eighth di,lrict-Juab and Miilari,
ut Nephi.
Tenth disltict-Sevler, Wayne, Piu;o
and Garfield, At Richneld.
Eleventh district - Beaver, Iron,
Washington aud Kane, At Cedar Guy.
Twelfth district - Emery, CARBON,
Uintah, Grand and san Juan, at
Pflce.
Tue executive committee adi ufned
ubltoI TO the call Oi the chairman.
REPUBLICAN, EXCURSION.
Tho Joint committee VI the county
central committee and Oquifth club
met last night anu made their report
GU the proposition OF All excursion 10
SaltaiT. The 26ih iutt. is liked "a tho
date and In order that II might DO n
Territorial affair special rates will be
secured from tho railroads.
Glen Miller was made chairman aud
A, IL. Parsons secretary OF tue Joint
committee, aud subcommittee were
appointed ns iOllow6:
Finance and rransportation-W. r.
Janice, II. :. MoCAllum, VIM. MCMil.
Ian, II. NJ. Wells.
Advertising and lnvitatlon--J. II,
Bluor, l.. -. II. Thompson, John ID.
Spencer. Joseph Lippman.
Features anu Enteftalnmont-Mf'.
MoVicker, MIR. Miner, Mu. Nate
Sears, Mis-. Froiseth, Mfs. Paric';
biessrs. w. T.. Lynn, J. J.GfsenewalJ,
George Buckle, Louis Hyams, =. Is.
MesterhelJ.
An effort will be made 10 Induce
such prominent Republicans a. tx
Senator John J. Ingalls, anu Senator
Wolcou to DO present.
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Colt0nMoOl Power 90.

Before lon.: the Cottonwood Power
compauy's plsnI will be- In active
operation. Ths last order for mAtcrisl
has been placed anu when the poles are
up aud the wire, stretched tho current
Will DO turned on and enterprises be
benefited by cheap power with which
n prOprl their mAcbinety. Mt,
RlbelI jones, who has been In the
Fest placing tho orders. will return
home In few days.
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OGDEN.
Notes.

Marriage licenses have been iisucI
10 ", s. CLARK, 20, anu Miss ElEturlh
Wright, 10, of Cuaivlilo; also 90 Or
VILE L.. Moody, u, ana Mls- Sus NJ.
Rlss, 10; anu 10 Nicholas \, Bslly, 80,
aud Niles Minnie a. Burt, Is. aleu- to
HafolI II. Wardleigl, %, gui Mia
Ruth T., Turner, n, an ot Oglon.
A private meeting OF the city cgua.
ell WAS held yesterday tp irIuIrr IUE.
the charges maze tunt the slrrsE suf vf.
visor wgs giving employment 90 200.
residents while Tv-iut.. aKIayuF-
were with ~ employ ur . -u. o.
ysoTCuryy gave asGtl.iar 0ry ,El.a o..
Nuu,
a Eiri riding wheel came BIO c.l
lisIun with Ihr mail wagon which was
tuil Is driven 1i faHII rate yesterday;
the xii Was tul.wH uuHrf tue wagon
tut wAs not tur.Uusg .uU,
Hon. p, j. Cannon rr uru,d ltom
Tue r.ti FtfIrrIaF, 10 WHr said tnAt
his ttlp Last ua. been fIcggfsu
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RETURNED LIKE ENOCH ARDEN.
The Husband ola Woman Who,as a Girl,
Wouldn't Follow Her Parents
10 Utah, Comes Back.

For Just eleven years jesse Hunter,
prominent ana wsll.tr-lo resident
Of LIs Angeles, has, says sundays san
Francisco krawmsr, been woodworking
to tree himself rom the matrimonial
letters WHOM bound him to the woman
he once loved. Until yesterday he met
with nothing but defeat nj every tuTu,
Bck iu 1858 Hunter met the belle Of
5au Bernardiuo anu after short court.
ship married him, She had conhdoI
20 him the fact that there WIS one
little dark secret In her pact life, but,
Ike the gallant lover he was, Hunter
made light Of tho affair. The matter
,utHed Out to DO more serious than be
,hought, 1t appeATs that IN ls6S, when
Eliza WiCKert was mere sIp a.
giri-Out fifteen years OF sgr--sne anu
ler sister Fannie TevolGed aggln,t &C.
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Joint Ward EAcnrslnn.

A united exoursi1u OF the Fifteenth
anu Sixteenth wards will he pcli To-.
morrow ~ SEllA,r An inIerc,ting
program viii be- rendered aud twenty.
three pr.zuH will be- competed i1L
Among these nto tug VI war b0twr en-
the women Of the two wAris, wtinwa
present having the Target hmli.n.
widowefs present having the prFnst
families, sack raoos, foot taces, lr in,
ming race, etc.
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Was ihe Salt Lake Euuitable.

Last nlghps NEWS stated that the
Peoples Equitable Coop. had de.
clsred good dividend. Tho article
was correct except that II should have
read the "5alt Lake Equitable Coop
In lieu Of tho Peoples.
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sALTAlR TRAINS on Page 8


who has the nerve 20 stay out NJ the
combinr-ard cut the prices Of stand.
ard q 1RB. Sole agent NJ tho celebrated
Diamond Rud Rock Snrlngs, lSwert.
water mlne) Goals. ON - %, wet,
Second South, TeleThD.v COS.
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O' the comrisc. send 90 your oricrs
-'ull weight prompt delivery; coal,
not slack, Diamond Ani II ok Springs
lump, "a go; nut, Si,OO. j. w. White
head, D., ~ west, Second South Street.
Telephone rnS
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only line iunulns two
Through Fast Trains daily
LBADvILLB,
AspEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER
EFFECTIVE hoy. 20, 1894.

Tram No. leaves Ogden 700 am.
Salt Lake Sos am. arrive m pn.hia
6hs am, Colorado Springs ISL am
Denver 1910 am.
-, Train No. leaves Ogden Ga; PM,
SaN Lake $40 PM, arrive at Pueblo
S27 pm, Colorado Springs 6;.S PM,
Denver q;aj pm.
uonnee,iuus made a, Pueblo, Colrsh,,
Springs sud Denver with all lines cast
Elegant DAY coaches, ohalr cars and Pull.
man alssprrs on all trHihs. Take the
ID. = Il, o. and have comfortable trip
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A. 4. HUGHEA \, X. HOOPER
Ttsno Manager, a. p. AT,A,
Denvsr, Colo. Dsnynr. coin
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General Agent
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