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The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

G10O CASH, $1lO0 IN 10 YEARS, BUYS
ID iOO model 10-acre ranch; Sonoma; all level;
snap. SPECK'S, 80 Montgomery.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

| GSTO0 POST ST., NEAR FREDERICK; Q
| spOtOO. fats; large lot, Al 3x137.6; street
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

G60 000 REAL ESTATE LOAN WANTED
~ ~ ~ at once; per cent; security ample;
CARTHf COMPANY, GAG Market So.
GIS0 APPLY on RENTS OR INSTALL
PIcO. ments; will buy lease elegant fur
nlshed mouse; nearly new; fine grounds choice
location: Oakland; value $4,000. Inquire the No
CARTHY COMPANY, 646 Market ST. s. F.
C.CSO CITY BUILDING LOTS: $40 DCWN.
sDACO. IS month; viii build cottage $3.50
The MCCARTHY COMPANY, 646 Market st.
OfoQ LARKIN-HOUSE S ROOMS: BATH
Af1O large cellar, garden; lot 22:6xs8: no
agents.
NJ ANTED = FOR CASH, FLATS IN THE
w Western Addition $4,000 TO 5000: n,ust he
cheap. II. MURPHY, 62S Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

GSSO 4-ROOM COTTAGE AND GOOD
,tDOOO. lot near station, also electricians: for
only $50 cash and $l5 per month. ALDEN &
GARFIELD, S02 Broadway, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

n ACRE TRACTS OF FINE FRUIT LAND
IO in the celebrated Bartlett pear belt close to
Auburn Placer County, and Central Pacific Rail-
road fine springs and good soil; price SIS, $50
and $25 per acre So monthly payments no in
terest or taxes. JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Market s..
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

A SNAP-IN A BUSINESS CORNER ON SAN
"a Pablo ave-; lot 50x125 at $500 less than
offered for cash two years ago; owner must raise
money; US and make an offer. w. L. BAR r.
NARD dS SON, 45S Ninth ST., Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

G7000 SACRAMENTO, Mr.. PIERCE; 8
sp lOOO. rooms and bath; lot 26x103. MADI-
SON & RURKE.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19
RARGAIN ON BRYANT ST.

ID
S4250-Must be sold; 2-story and basement
house on Bryant St, near Third contains IL rooms
and bath: lot 20xS0 TO rear street.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery St.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

DoST-STREET BUSINESS CORNER.
S35.00O-Pays 6 per cent and only partially i'm
proved; large corner on Post ST., not far from
Mason.
BALDWIN & HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

G0Sn0 RENTS $24 A MONTH; 9 FLATS
oDHcuO. in Mission; mortgage about TO be fore
har ain,
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

$1,000 and Sl1O0; all ready for building; buy a
lot, build house and save your rent don't pro-
crastinate but get in on the ground floor; street.
work all done; sewers laid; also gas and water
mains; lots front on California and Lake sts, and
I'd. Sd, 4th and 5th
Secure s lot now, while prices are low.
"a LOTS SOLD ALREADY.
Take Sacrarnento-st. cabe-car Geary or Cali
fornia st. lines. Apply to
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

ELEGANT HOME AT a BARGAIN: STORY
II and half cottage containing 9 rooms and bath;
natural wood finish fine elevation; magnificent
view; large lot; owner going East; terms easy or
would exchange for country land. Apply TO
MATHER &s ARNEST, 457 Ninth ST., Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

pARGAIN-COUNTRY HOME IN OAKLAND
- foothills; 221 acres: acres 2-yearold fruit
trees; new Groom house; fine secluded spot,
suitable for summer boarding, chicken ranch, etc.
barn. granary, brooder-houses incubators, horses,
cows, large lot chickens, wagon, buggy, rockaway;
everything complete and in good order; fine fur
niture If wanted; will be sold cheap. Address J. I.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

TOR SALE OR LEASE-AT HIGHLAND
i Park, cozy country home; 150xI9O; garden.
stable: beautiful view. Address THOMAS, East
Twenty st. and Twenty-third ave-. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

G10 700 SAN JOSE Av., COR. TWENTY
- ~. w. sixth pays 10 per cent steadily
lot 65x70. MADISON & BURKE.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

GJ 600 COTTAGE OF ROOMS; LOT 25x
| ap1OOO. 12o; only half block from Geary-
street cars; easy terms.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

lerT1lS GO Ch60. DalaDCe 9lU per month.
:. a pply TO WILL z. FISHER & CO.,
Real Estate Agents. II Post st.
:HHEAPEST LOTS IN THE RICHMOND
" District
- $500. Lots grade and fronting
1925. Point Lobos ave-, Clement ST.,
: $3.50. oath and 35th aves.
800. Two lines OF cars viii pass
$3.50. the property.
$500. Lots ready for building,
$3.50. Sizes 25x100 and 25x120.
Only S25 cash, balance $40 per month. Call for
: diagrams, etc. WILL Z. FISH Err & CO.,
Il Post street.
G70 PER MONTH; ELEGANT SMALL
~ ~ business properly on Fo.som st, mr.. 7th; lot
.zoSsy; stores and fats; price $1,000.
SssooO-E.esant new modern residence on Brod-
srdck, Lr. Gay . rooms and bath; lot 25xl06:3.
o641aNV S41oOV - Marine view; Vallejo, nr. Cough;
Sl5Go-Sacramento, mr.. Laurel: 25xlOO
foo,soO-Oofner business property; nr. Market;
good investment; always rented
$45,OOO-Choice business piece on Mission near
> New Montgomery; 40xS0: well rented
$50 per month; new modern fats; lot 30x1O0;
price $500; Russ, nr. Howard
DAVID STERN Il SONS.
hfar@N -
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

I < TOWN LOTS UNDER CULTIVATION
~ with vegetables and small fruit: house with
rooms. barn and ouIhouses: ready sale for all veg
etabes ISAIAH HARTMAN, Boulder Creek
CAL, box g.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

&QIUIN NAIUNI.k IT NllA u SEV ENId
UOOOO. house OF rooms: lot 25x75.
hoM Md mproRea Reslsass sIose sDd a1s
rents 81 10 per month.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

| ZINE INVESTMENT.
| $500; rent $500 per year; nice bay-wndow
| flats on Fiioert near Taylor extra large lot
| BALDWIN q HAMMOND, 10 Montgomery st.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

n REAT SACRIFICE: MUST SELL: LOT ON
VI Central ave-, Oak ST.; worth S75 front
foot; viii sell for $45. ], S. HANLEY, 1881 Park
ST., Alameda.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

PERKELEY-FURN FINISHED HOUSE TO RENI
ID for months; 9 rooms: minutes walk from
Streetcar; all modern. C.. Il. W.. 2644 Dwight way
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

The above is only partial list We will be glad
to furnish complete list on application.
SRAINWALD, BUCkBEE & Co.
2lS-22O Montgomery St. Mills building.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

"a FIRST PRIzES-FOR THE PURPOSE OF
Ot drawing attention TO the Valley Railroad
OFFER the following prizes We will allow 81 people
TO take 10 acres OF land eaeh 25 miles this side of
Fresno at the nominal price of $3.50 for 10 acres;
payable SO cash, $40 per month without interest.
Immediately as no more will be offered. WEST
ERN land COMPANY. $40 Market ST.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

NEW HOUSE AND LOTS TO EXCHANGE
IN FOR good country hotel. MATHER * ARNEST,
457 Ninth st. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1895-05-19

&S000 CHURCH, CORNER TWENTY
sDOOOO. seventh; cottage; lot 51xS0. MADI-
SON Il RIRKE
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UNPRECEDENTED DROUTH.
Great Damage 10 Crops Ia liounliiul
and JcuteTvllle on Account Of
the Continued Dry spell.

a portion OF Davis county Ia now
suffering severe lots on account OF the
continued dry spell aud scarcity Of IT.
rigaIing wAler. Never before In the
history OF that section has the oondi-
ton In that regard bson NJ bad rs Mt
the present time.
The trouble Ia tue direct result Of the
small amount OF snow which fell In
the mountains early last winter. Dur.
ing the latter part OF the winter there
was an abundance Of snow but
as IN alwayH the case when II
DO ~ nj that time Of the, year II did
not hach. SO when warm weather
came II melted quickly and ran TO tbe
lower levels.
East aud South Bountlful aud Con.
tervllle comprise the principal part Of
the drOuth stricken region and In all
parts OF this section trees are apparent.
ly dying and ptematuroly ripened
nut dropping on this ground and
rotIing. The damage - early crops II
very slight. An average yield ot wheat
has been harvested and thv same Ia true
as regards early vegetables, The great
ioss will ogme from the dropping fruit.
shfiyeling corn anu bllghted water
mGlOnP.
West BounliIul being provided with
numerous flowing wells II not 10 badly
situated. but many Of the wells are
drying w aud tomo Of them have
practically ceased flowing Mt
al. Those which continue u
give forth large streams arc well
pntTonlzed by the people OF Centervills
snd East anu wett Bountiiul, who
spend most OF their time In hauling
water TO irFigate their dTouth stricken
vegetation, The water Il paid for al
the rate ct one cent per barrel and one
well owner sells three hundred barrels
per day.
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struck he DEF dali, sui ne ION . m
o. his IN lyuHF.
Mr.. N.tasrs, all Old mhu SD s. esq %
ags, sad inst When sac uuGau.
come boa ne hUi Ult sac uyacr tuI .s
.susbtIr wod.I rot rt.riys D.. Ia
zen -upcs hst aHd H- .s Nu..-.
g.lUl 90 put zoe dele. .au. gIt uu IT,
Crissd y Uilw unt UeUu.l..
Mr. Pat tr.t. ltI i.. he W.
10 serve u.Jics Of an aIva % zen
upyn tue ua r.Uns liyiag iu l.smo.usi'f
aJusr. wHsu be aluOu s,rl 10 10.
ice. 10 his v.sit Misc s.gs.ss saJgEeI
% lut OF uis nsud twlss sad ta.u iGe
four Y.tfOus la the IuJm-d fsN ICkufs,
her ataef aud mOtrat Sod - tU4r4rf
rushed at him and tus u.ag1or s.fJ.k
bun Un ,ne Jaw. 10 lu'ptt hmsuit
be tgt.w yut bis hands ,ut no. with
tDe iute..iuu VI striking anyone
Fuuk EiifeJgo was ,l,srnt an r..
!atru tho lacts much as NJ ruu bad
laup.
Mr. Pratt, at late hour, was com.
pluIely vinuicated ~ tue cJutt order.
lux the dismissal Of the case against
MIN.
there were number Of i0risiluIts
Of prostitutes, dtuuks, exc, uud mum.
Der continued over.
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GEORGE CRlPS'S DEATH.
Insanity, Starvation and Thirst a"
Tho Causes Stated by The Jury.
OF the Demise OF the she.pbsrdsr
who Was supposed 60 dave Br,u
Hiiiod by Rudy Hnd Anoiher
North Point hoy.

Word was brought to this place
August 4, nj 10 am, that the tomHils
Of George Ctips bsd teen found that
morning near Walter Mnfie', huu,
three miles from here. George wa-
about 80 u 81 ycan u age, AMI stood
about i've feet nye iDcnta; WIS very
stout built, weariog a ~. Osbus. He
was u native " Euglau'. He baI for
some time pasl been engaged Ia derd.
ing sheep Tor number v; snoepOWn-
efs Of Kanarra.
On July he lett herd Of sheep
belonging TO George a. WiIlisms y
BtOthefs, TOT whom hs lad been hrI.
Tug, anu began roaming around oyer
tue mountain, screaming aud yelling,
saying a'uu Que was after him 10 kiil
him rte called qui.r frequently ut
sheep chIHVs aud dairiOs, uut would
refuse tool AUd bedding when offered
hllI, tie frmsintd IN this condition
iuf come time until ehuephvrIVfs and
dairy people became frightened. lie
was tHCu arrested anu immedi.
ately taken before the probate
judge anu examined a. 10 his being
Insane. lbr doctors pronounced him
absent miIU i aud the judge decided
that he VS. got III subject t0r the
asylum. bu was therefore brought
back 90 ksaarrA aud remained with
H. ~. Williams the most OF the time
while m iowa.
On July - ID he left town again. No
one knew whore mad gone. II was To-.
ported that he was seen ON July gIu
about Une.haf mile from where lac
was found dead. Tho body was found
by hoy u Mt. MuTie's while rul
hunting for COW. The body was
bauly ueCompeted, indicating iht hu
had been dead at least ten day; but
was untouched by any Of the wild
beasts or buzzafls. lie was lying
on his left slus IN a natural position
with his Jumper hung over sage.
brush TO protect him from the sun.k
a cof0ne's Jury, oImu0sei Of w.
w. Taylor, George A. Williams aud
w. {. Reeves, was cmpNnrllrI aud an
Inquest held over tha remains, the
verdict being insanity, starvation
and thirst The remains were Inferred
Sunday afternoon, August ith, about
two rods from where they were found.
Grips came 10 tots cOuutry az
tramp three years ago last March. He
has lately brtu identified ns sheep.
herdor, VINO was supptn II 10 have been
murdered by Rudy RnI another Toy
near Emigration canyon, ip SAT- Lake
county. No blame can be- laid 10 the
citizins Of X MARIA, ~ they would
gladly have rendered him assistance
should he accept.
JAMES $, STApLEY,
Justice OF peaos, kanStra, Iron
County, Utah.
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PROVO.
Provo, urAr',
Auu. ~, lo0o,
Garden city Notes.

Go5.C. Este agcI 81, RId Emma a.
Blsnop, aged Is, uyth vi Burbank,
MillaIu county; John T.. Quglry, No.,
sui Della sargent, agsd 10, DJ,n OF
PRyson, have secured marriage
licenses.
Companies nnI NJ, y. q. IT,, ac.
cOmpAnisd ny DauOn's Free silver
band, went 20 Baltsif this morning.
A compauy Consisting OF two iami.
lios passed through Provo thls morn
Ing. They nave travelled from Calf
forniN by team Rnd n portion Of them
are going to Denver anu others 10
Iowa.
J. w. Scott has brought suit against
Provo city In Justice DeMOisy'H court
Tor 5000, for medical services, medicine,
etc, expended for his vito who was
injured by slipping through defective
calvert Ia tnls city on the 18th Of
December, 1891
In the first district court this morn
Ing, Ia tbs case " "a. q. NJ. /. We
Mons Peterson; Judgment wa, rem.
defcd for plsiuul tor sl24OS Ia one
sum and judgment aud decree OF fore.
closure Tor s., b7j.aO In another.
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gat,i slFs' a ~ ). StSkneyi alternate
r, ulsne u "hiian house' uelega'ei
usotsS Nnl'e, Atetna,r' 1910.
'FNna lYnF' ueleBs'ei
Mr., George II ue' alternate
na'S IN ,t'-''me. A'tens, uele'
gaze, me. Aaty AlNehs' ail th"ie.
AIpihe anu III anu benJ' hates.
ME-. Sa,ah Ahn McDauitI-' ieiesateti
Js'uth pio"h' MISS hssle Iatils'e' NJ
'etna.S'' - ,, Co.,
4, q IL, ~ nu''e. - n. A. 'tsngeI,
r. ~ Iattoll, ME VI n lHIiOF' MISS
r. Oul.er' MISS Laurs thohA-i ue'e'
sa'es, ~ - A. b,swn' ChstIss warren
ge0Ise Wenu, MI.' Jsln's gray Mo
FRANK Knight, Mts' NJ A. Webb al
'eIhhles. ,,,-r NJ
AuislSsh f'ik.Wl " hyoiL
suyu, W. IL; fool., jon MeNo,.h y9nu
"Oottoh, Mi', way hou'nsOu m.si
MnnIe hihiiey uSIesa'sS sa'hu,'
w"S' tsH' D. ~ hinuIeI, . yHvAs9u,
~. ~ $50 ', MIS- hoSihs b,On'''Si "'s'
mann DunEley a,'erhn,es. m
iieesaht tfONe-J' u ino,hei - "
Madlsy james C'1i.y, uvl,g''15'i
1lfs' A. green, A. u. walker, WIS; ~
u. stewart, MIS- 4. ATeher' H'''i'
hAtes' az, -, d.,
ffovo-FItst WAtd-Neu Smut
Mts. Laura footei L. h"lnions' ueIr-
gates e. n. kuuheld, u ~ o'aA'eI'
Annie Atkin', alieInates' ,,
second Wafd-JOhn C' uihnan,
Mfs. NJ. \. Monshhn, deleSa'e'i u De
Molsy, NJ. A. Tlil, aIlernhes' 49,
Third Ward-Eph. Homer, byron
Tanner, Mu. EMS f. Jensen, MIS-
Emma IAbfiskie, lelega'esi j. d. Jen-
sen, MITE. Bessie CtaSan' MISS huiinS
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Republican Primaries.

The new system-in this seclion--nf
conduolins political primaries was put
in motion this afternoon under the
auspices Of the Republiosn county
committee. Beginning at one u'cltcx
primaries were held in every wsri Ui
Inc city, aud each precinct II the
county. The polls viii remain upe u
until nine M, and soon alter their
close II Siil us known who the delegates
10 the county convention which also,-
On lhuTslAy next will he. atiokufs
bearing tue names Of w0ull-bs dole.
gAtts were az thick about the polling
places OF the city AZ forest leaves after
an autumn wind,lOIm.
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Personal.

SCOTT Anderson, tho VOL ,upuu tum-
poflucu luctufeF is mono aEHu lIIuf uu
absence OF moro tuau tuuNr..s. lie Iuf.
Salt Lake tO attend tut Oh .Uls I.r ut
chicago, from wnUru aH N.u, 200 Ing.
laud 10 engage la tumpvuuuuuuIh. Most
ui hts uiuu wus zpcus Iu l.Aytl.HuI. no
enjoyed Ihu best vi Auli.l HlI says lutl
uu VIII suOu TO again enlisted Iu $500
temperance cause ~ uuu.
Judge Il, ". Smt,h, uI OGDEN, u,,Ol-
iug 90 California papers Iur, ut HAND, 81, %
guest az iuo tayIuc uut,lt rHu .rNu,i-HJ,
'tr' IL, l.. liA.y thu gonna. AuI wg.a
hnuNh uaS r.H.A % tuv iuuriutUu, uts
bovu taken suu4su.J lll aud Is now at tuu
ST. Mdry'- Hysp.,N. IiI- many Trends
via wish Tor las sfcody anu permanent
recovery.
GcO.N LhfAin, tho veteran undertaken
OF oSIcu, WAS down 10 SAT- t.shy to-day.
no "as Just returned ifum % uNu wgoA's
TAP uass,
Iiuyt sherman Jf, ui tho uau Com
mia-lJu, returned last uyuIIuE from ID
mp 10 tao 1,a.vs VI Oregon AID " tsu-
lHEtuu. liu says thas wen. 90 spokane
thu Az H. uuvi with dense suJau from
tue Etuut forest nrrs.
butt1 people a. the JulItu arc John
o"un, Mra. George kuhn auI MARY 4.
CRAY.
James bhboh, o. scranton, registered
AZ tuu Malkug ssIaY.
Mr aud Mgz. ~, >lyurauIu, ut Sew
lOihi arc guests ~ tnu kuut,iuld.
D. iuA, %, rOrt Wa ur, uu., auu aifa
l. \. liuAlvr ~ Mussuuu, uuIU. uTU Hg
1hu 4uup.utuu.
\. Mara, aud j.. MARKS. Of ,uis city,
arc stopping 40 tnv Cation,
w. W. ~, NuOuins, ui Mount Pleas
hut, Us a Walker guest.
ihu Nuu siJru uas j. 10. stray, O
Chicago, auu A.. ". \aulc, Cd. rUr.iaui,
Oregon.
luu Icmplolon cl..rtI A. .oNtno, Of
Sow lJiA, ANA GUurEg y. tuurmuun, OF
Butte.
lnu Cullen register shows tho name ui
r. L. L.aut 90 colorado.
q. Merngrcu, " Buuc, puts up at tho
Walker
). l.. gualcy, Of Idaho, i.a Rnutai5rd
patron.
lou, surzd, OF Rcd GIN, is stopping
al tnu NulkUr
SANTA BaruAA Is represented ul the
kuut.iurd ny uanuign Johnston
Iuc Walker HA, ). VI, Causu, aTusidouI
OF ogden,
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NEPHl NEWS.
Cattle Thieves at WorE-u. T.. eating
Expenses.

Cattle rusllers are agnin at work In
this section aud their operations are
becoming more and more bold. Last
Tuesday, ON the range south OF Wales,
Sanpeto county, two men heavily
armoI had rounded up $50 head Of
range cattle and were moving them
east and north.
Travelling Passenger Agent Warren,
Of the Santa Fe road, who was touring
I'm that country, noticed ths operations
Of the men and reported II Mt MsntL A
posse was at once organized aud
started Ia pursuit OF tho men. Ihey
were arrested At LevOu on WeuutHIay
ana proved 10 be Henry MalgTceu ana
Louis Mccarthy, q sou VI Tom Mo.
Caflhy well known in this section.
The men were taken before Judge
oliver Chrlstenson, aud aftalgned ON
a charge Of driving cattle Oh the range
and not returning them, Judge Chap.
pei, OF this city, appeared for the prose.
cutlon, and ID. ID. Houlzi u Provo, Tor
tue defense.
Judge Chappsll soon ascsTtaiued Ia q
this oilensn wa, committed In Sanpete
county aud dismissed the case. The
men were HI once reArfested on war.
rant charging them with grand
larceny. They were arrhigned, # Headed
not guilty and gave bail In the sum Of
$1,000 each for their appearance In
Wales, today At . O'clock Tor prolimi-
nary hearing.
North " here two men IN the sm.
plUy OF the Nuiter- Homer outfit, that
leases tho range In strawberry valley,
punched liz head Of the Syndicate
brand anu drove them TO Clear Greek
station on the Rio Gfande where they
engaged cars for Omaha. Ira CAlvefl,
One Of Nuttefis ioreinen, discovered
the absence Of the men aud cattle and
got to Clear Creek In time 10 stop the
shipment, but before he could secure
the arrest Of the men they had ridden
OIL going In the direction VI the bad
lands, west OF Lake Fork.
The Union Pacific railway has dis.
charged all OF its srCtiOn hands, and
hereafter the work OF keeping up the
Toadbed, tracks And right Of way will
be performed by three gangs OF men,
kept moving up and down the road on
work and boarding trains. This IL In
pursuance Of q policy Of TelTenohment
adopted by the officials OF the ROAD.
The laying on Of these men woras
quite a hardship, not only Oh the men
Dot alsO on tn towns IN which they
reside, At Neghi the cutting OIL the
mo nthly Jay chegr4 viii be folt In the
total Of each months business, but ct
Juau, Mona auj TOO sInailuy places
NORTH And south VI Ne tho effect will DO
even more severe!
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Old Time SociabIe.

An entertainment aud good old time
slciablo has been arranged Tor tomor-
row evening, August goth, ut the
Eighth ward meeting house. Tho
proceeds will 90 TO the ward Sunday
school. An interesting program Of
twelve numbers has been arranged,
consisting Of solos, duets, rocitaiious
and mandolin anu guitar selections.
some Of the leading talent o. tue dii.
fersnt wards Of the city has been
secured,
The admission Is 25c. and lOc,, and
It includes ice cream Rnd cake.
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Music Reading At Sight.

Notwithstanding the lac! tnal salt
Lake In now renowned Tor her musioal
talent, the Inducements and privileges
offered TO the public still 70 on. Prof
George Careless, who has been an
gtIent worker In salt Lake's musical
circles for Year,, now Gomez 10 the
front anu makes known his Intention
OF organizing classes Tor tbs study OF
sight reading, thus helping those who
have go0u voices but are deficient In
rcauing music, to become able to read
their music nj sight. Prof. Cateless "
o DO commented on his now departure
aud It IL to be hoped that tho musical
people Of this city will appreciate his
efforts In this direction by having their
names enrolled Ms membeis OF his
classes.
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TO do FIr.t preclncl Momen.

To the First Precinct Women.
To tho Republican ladies Of tho Fiat
precinct" There seems 10 bra lack Of
inclination on the part Of the ladies Of
this precinct T. register.
The courts bnyo decided thst you are
vOlotS. The Constitutional Conyeu-
ton has given you that greatest anu
highest boon Of an American citizen,
viz, the ballot, You certainly are
deTeliCt m the duties you owe 10 your
country, your noishbOr, your family
anu 10 yourselves o. IDLY throw this
greatest of all privileges OF American
liberty 10 tue winds. Have We not
hHd enough VI Democratic misTule2
Look around you, idl1 men aud
wumcu; low wages 10 the mechanic
sud lAbOTsi, millions suffering for the
ncOossnTles Ui li'o-Eil from only three
years OF Democracy.
Lay aside false pride and false mod
osiy anu rec that your names are placed
on the registry list aud help swell the
mni1flty that tho gtBnd old party OF
true AmeTioanism will roll up this
iAil, 10 you eau truly say, 1--WE helped
AN lhhlN q lANt wv 3NAhkfat anu ktAuu-
est str Ia the Union OF the United
SlEtrs, Republican"
Register and SEQ that your neigh.
hor registers Tor the great cause u
protection ana Tree coinage Of silver
10 10 ],
J. j. GRrESEwALu, Chairman.
GEORGE BUCKLE, Secretary
Firsl Precinct RcIuUliCan Committee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-19
SUNDAY School Union.

Tonight, al 5 O'Clock, the ilieers
and Ieasners OF tho sunday schools "
this stake will hold their reguisr meet.
ing In the FOurteeaIh wsrI assembly
rooms. An interesting pfa.tam mas
been prepared and viii DO IeuucIyI -
tue biNih wgrd SAuUstn school, tau
twelfth ward school vii. futuiau ,u,
musical exercises.
All saboaIh school w0lEvrs arc cor.
daily Invited.