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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-06
At San francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-Raining,
attendance fair, aud track slushy.
six furlongs, Patriot won, Ida Sauer
second, Mt. Roy third. Time-1:104.
Five furlongs, Moilie Bawn won. Val
entine second. Harry q. third. Time
LEA.
Seven furlonQs, Wawona won, Cen
turion second, Goodwin II. third. Time
-l:32.
Five furlongs. Yemen won, Potentate
second. Realization third. Time-I:02,
Mile ana a sixteenth, Barcaldine won.
Cicero second, Morgan g. third. Time
In
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-06

M8lySNltle De1nOcfdl- OuI uelSHDOIS
at Oroville continue to talk of an APP
.prfaion by Congress to open
Feather River to navigation between
that place and Marysville We have
endeavored to prove TO them that their
first duty in that direction is to join in
the effort 10 obtain means with which
to open the river to navigation be-
tween Sacramento and this city. Very
little can be saved to the people of Oro-
vile by navigating the stream above
here if there is to be no connection by
beat below. Freight to Oroville would
require carting from the railway station
TO the boat landing. one mile distant, at
an expense equal to the saving it sent
by boat Should interests he concen-
trated and an earnest effort made, it is
possible to get an appropriation for the
work outlined by the engineers, which
means the keeping open to navigation
the Sacramento ard Feather Rivers
The condition of the stream to the
south of this city at present is such that
the steamer knight was twelve hours
in reaching her landing Tuesday after
passing Hook Farm. eight miles below
here The boat should have arrived
Sunday noon, but instead it was late
Tuesday evening when it succeeded in
steaning up to the Fifth-stfeet landing.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-06
at Latonfa.

LATONIA tKy.), Nov. 5.-Summaries:
One mile, Strathmeath won, Tom Sayre
second. La Creole third. Time-l:43.
Six turlongs, Nick won, Henry Young
second, Santa Maria third. Time-I:15.
Eleven -sixteenths of mile, Simon w
won, Lobengula second, Egbart third
Time-l:47l.
Tobacco stakes. one mile. Buck Massie
won, Lehman second, Grammar third.
Time-1:40l.
rive iurlongs, Lucille II. won, Ida
Wagner second. Shuttlecock third. Time
LOS.
Five and half furlongs. Lufra won,
Marqulse second, Epona third. Time
LOST.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-06

Most civilized nations begin the day at
midnight. astronomers ana navigalors
since tho Time of Ptoiemy begin it at
noon.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-06
AT st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-Results: Thir-
teen -si1teenths OF a mile, Find out won,
King Gold second, Thorn third. Time
1:2Zt.
Nine of milo, Sylvia won,
Siddubia second, Teragnes third. lime
0:57.
Fifteen -sixteenths of mile, Schiller
won, Lady Inez second, Kirk third.
IIue-l:354.
One mile. Addie Buchanan won Miss
Young second, ToOts third. Time-1:42.
One mile. Miss Clark won, Soundmore
second, Chiswell third. Time-l:42t.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-12-28
FIRE AT SAN PEDRO.
The Village Hotel and Five DWELL
ings Burned-Guests Have q
Close Call.

The San Pedro hotel and Eve ad joining
dwellings, we're destroyed by fire early
yesterday morning. The fire was dis
covered about O'Clock and is supposed to
have originated from the dining room
Aue. The inmates Of the house had hard
lg time to get out alive, and with the OK
ception of one trunk the contents of the
place were destroyed. The building was
large, three story frame, containing
probably twenty-fv rooms. The adjac-
ent dwellings, were small frame houses.
The property belonged to the Santa Fe
Copper company, and was uninsured. It
is thought the loss will be about 5000.
Mrs. Wilson, who was conducting the
hotel, lost all of her personal effects. The
furniture was owned by v. Sohiok.
Later-Frank Andrews is just in from
San Pedro and says the seven transient
guests had very narrow escape. Mr..
Andrews was asleep in the second story
and had to kick down a door and jump
for his life. Mr.. Clark, of Denver, es-
oaped only in his night clothes. D. G.
Balcomb, of the smelter, lost his watch.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-12-28
schIatter's Movements.


Mariana Larragoite, of velarde, Rio
Arriba county, at whose home Schlatter
stopped over night on his way down the
Rio Grande, is in town to-day. He says
the healer made many cures in his local.
ity. Agustin Bustos, of Santa Cruz, is
also here to-day and says he formerly
suffered from terrible headaches which
were com pletely cured by the healer.
Gov. Prince says the Espanola valley
people have much faith in Schlatter. One
man has suffered from a sore and lame
hand for years-twelve years and nine
months, be says, and the governor noticed
yesterday that the accustomed baniage
was of his hand and that he appeared to
use both hands with equal facility. VAL
dex works on Gov. Princes fruit farm.
In response to inquirers Valdez said:
"Oh, the healer, has done great thing for
me. He has CURED me completely
It is said that Schlatter was seen at
Cabezon few days ago and that he is
beaded for Fort Wlngate. whence he will
continue south on horseback.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-12-28
Church Announcements.

At the Catholic Cathedral Tomorrow,
last Sunday of the year, services will be as
follows: First mass, 7:00 a. M; second
mass at $3.50 q. M, sermon in Spanish;
third mass at $3.50 q. M, sermon in Eng
lish; fourth mass at 1880 a. nj, sermon
in spanish; at O'Clock p. M, vespers
and benediction. On New Years day,
services at the cathedral as on Sundays.
On that day at 1890 O'Clock, the cathedral
choir will sing.
At the First Presbyterian church to-
morrow services will be a. follows: Sun
day school at 9:46 =. M; preaching SER
vice at IL q. M. subject, "Ooming to
Christi" Y. p. 8. @. r., junior will
NEST at8 p. M, senior at 1; at 7:80 p. m.
there will be q presching service, sub ject,
"Prepars TO Meet Thy God" The pas
tor and congregation extend cordial in
vitation TO the public generally to any or
all Of these services. Strangers and So
journsrs specially welcoms,F The pastor
will be at home Monday evening from Z
70 O'Clock and will 30 pleased to con-
verse with any concerning their spiritual
interests. R. N. Craig, pastor.
Bishop Ksndrick 10 to best the Church
of the Holy Faith tomorrow. Services:
Morning prayer and sermon at II
O'Clock; evening prayer and sermon at 1
O'Clock. Mr.. h. o. Parkman, of East Las
Vegas, Ia to be ordained deacon at the
morning service.
At the Guadalupe church Tomorrow,
December 20, 1895, lth Sunday In Ad-
vent: First mass, 100 q. M, sermon In
Spanish; second mass, 1000 a. M, sermon
In English; vsspers and bsnsdiction at 6
p. N. On week days, during the month
Of December, mass at 600 !. m. p. Gill
berton, pastor.
Services at the st. Johns Methodist
Episcopal chnrch % follows: Sunday
school at 10 Z. NJ; preaching services At
II .. m, tsxt, aAnd Who u Hs That will
Hnsm 70 II ~ b. Followers Of That
Which 10 Goodrt ! Peter, l11:l2; Ep-
worth League $50 q. ~; pTsaohing SER
viosel T:00 p. m. Publfe cordially vel
coined 70 the shove serviosss G.R Mad
den, pastor.
Il First Sunday sftsr ChristmaA ssevi61a q
ths German Evangelical Luthsfan ehasab,
u ll'o'elook d. N. and 8 o'clock - ~.
Sermon By ths pastofj good mustsby ~
choir. Al are cordially Invited Dnndn4
school, Nss. Koch, superintendent, q 10
o'clock I. N. Rsv. @. A. Nss6, pastor.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-12-28

Mrs. r, j. Pslen has returned from Al
buquerque accompanied by her daughter,
who is still quite i'll with liberation of
the throat.
Miss Ellis and Miss Mary Ellis, Of Car
rollton, ILL.,, are Welcome guests at the
home Of Hon. E. l.. Hall. They are
neces of Mrs. II. j. Loomis.
Mrs. O. c. Everhart and bright little
daughter, Gertrude, are here from Fort
Union, spending the holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. p. Hesoh, Mrs. Everhart's
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Renehan entertained at
Christmas dinner, Messrs. W. P. Gun
ningham, Norman King, Pedro Delgado,
T. J. Jones, of Monero, N. NJ, and Ned
Gold.
Archbishop Chapelle will reach Balti-
more tonight. After the ceremony of
conferring the cardinalate upon Monseig-
neur Satoli, which takes placel there on
Jan. 5, the archbishop will visit Wash
ington for month or more.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Anna Goslin, of Dallas, to Mr.. Sidney
Prayer, of Roswell. Miss Goslin has
been the supervisor of music in the
Dallas public schools for the past two
years, and is modest, popular young
lady of rare accomplishments. Every
body knows Sid. Prayer, and all up this
way send heartiest congratulations.
Hon. L. B. Prince returned home from
New York last evening. He says he did
not observe as much excitement among
the people at large as to the war ques-
tion, as in the newspapers and in con-
gress. Everyone whom he met east and
west was favorable to the admission of
New Mexico to statehood and he is posi-
tive that if our people will work to-
gether harmoniously for that object as
they did in Utah, it will be accomplished
very soon. He ia going to Socorro in a
day or two to look after some mining in-
terests there. 'F
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-12-28
IN THE SUPREME COURT.
Summary of Transactions of New
Mexico's Court of Appeals Since
July, 1894.

The following is certified statement
of Clerk George L. Wyllys of the amount
of business transacted before the supreme
court of the territory of New Mexico, be-
ginning with the July term, 1894, up to
and including December 90, 1896:
Number of cases on the docket, July 80,
1894, AZ; number OF cases iled since July
80, 1894, So; total, 100. Number of cases
finally disposed of, SO; number of cases
submitted and under advisement, l6;
number of cases on the docke. on motion
for rehearing, s; number Of cases on the
docket not argued, 10; total 100; number
of days court was In session, 80.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-12-28
SATURDAY SALAD.

Mrs. E. j. Mclean returns from the
east tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mre. A. q. ireland are OK pected
homo from Ohio on Tuesday.
Bishop ]. Mills Kendrick arrives from
Albuq querque this evening.
Mrs. T. J. Helm is OK xpected back homo
from the east tonight or tomorrow.
Mrs. Sally Thornton Duncan leaves to-
night for visit with her mother at Los
Angeles.
Ex-Representative Thompson, Of Union
county, Is visiting among capital city
friends.
Mrs. Margarite J. Church loft this morn
ing for two weeks visit with relatives
in Denver.
Miss Emma Gsorge Hemingway is
spending the holidays among friends at
the national capital.
Rev. Henry O. Parkman, of Las Vegas,
is In tho city. Mrs. Parkman arrives
from the Meadow city tonight. ;l Y
Rev. F. T. Bennett, the worthy pastor
of 81. Johns parish, Albuquerque, will
visit Santa Fe on Monday next.
The Fifteen club, afssria holiday vaca-
tion Of two weeks, will resume il regular
meetings on next Thursday afternoon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-12-28
Ready for War.

Postmaster j. H. Thiehoff, of Largo,
San Juan county, writes Gov. Thornton
that he desires, in case OF war over the
Venezuelan affair, to tender the services
of himself and company of young
Americans of Spanish descent. He states
that he has had four years of military
service in the confederate army, and finds
the patriotic sentiment at fever heat
among the native citizens of the Largo
oocSiop
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-12-28
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Library book social tonight.
The Aztec club meets tonight at $3.50.
U. 8. weather bureau forecast for to-
morrow for New Mexico: Fair weather
followed by snow in east portion; colder.
At the Exchange: G. W. Coggins. Dem
YER; Charles Haskins, Geo. Bachelor,
Trinidad; W. J. Wright and wife, Creede.
Hon. Trinidad Alarid, for quarter of
century auditor of New Mexico and
afterward assessor of this county, has
again gone to Denver.
Alderman Juan Holmes is wearing q
smile these days, his good wife he-ing
presented him with a fine boy babe light
before last. Mother and child are report
ed as doing we'll.
Another enjoyable entertainment is
booked to take place at St. Francis hall
on New Years night. The dramatic and
musical acts will be followed by social
dance for all those who attend.
John Martin left for Bland this morn
ing to rush to com pletiou the assessment
on his Santa Fe lode in Cola canon,
Cochiti mining district. Under the law
all assessments for the past year must be
finished by midnight on December 81,
1896.
At the Palace: A. Frank and wife, Ala
mosa; 8. Burkhart, Albuquerque; Mrs. J.
G. Hill, Clayton; WA. Thompson, Fol-
som; Henry @. Parkmau, East Las Vegas;
silvestre varela, Albuquerque; Albert
Hagermister and wife, Green Bay.
The following program will be rem
dered in the plaza by Prof. Perez band
at 2 tomorrow:
| Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-re .........L l.. O. de Witt
National Melodies es.....................E. E. Boyer
| Waltz-May Flower. MISUNDERSTANDING. Boyer
Jumbo Medley-Q;S s.. ....:. Herman
% %XnaSsawas
% Galop"one Minute Too Late. IT. ]. Fraia
This is what is known in the Catholic
church as "innooent's day" and is oharac-
terized by the playing of good-natured
pranks similar to those practioed on
April FOOLS day. According to ancient
custom anything borrowed to-day need
not be returned until suitable reward ia
paid.
An uncommonly brilliant meteor
flashed athwart the eastern sky about 10
p. m. last night, producing adazzling light
of untold millions of candle power and
having luminous tail like that OF a
colossal sky-rooket. All who had the for.
tune to see it involuntarily exclaimed
"Oh, how beautiful"
Among the arrivals on the noon flyer
were Miss May Howard, and Miss Carrie
Dubree, secretary Of the Christian En-.
deavor society, of Las Vegas, and E. O.
Hsrlsw, treasurer, and Will H. Hogle
secretary, of the Christian Endeavors Of
Santa Fe-all delegates to the convention
that meets here this evening. g.-Albuquer-
que Citizen.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-12-28

Scrofula turks in the blood of nearly
every one, but Hoods Sarsaparilla drives
it from the system and makes pure
blood.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-12-28

II suffering with piles, it will interest
you to know that De Wits Witch Hazel
Balve will cure them. This medicine is q
specific for all complaints Of this char
acter, and If instructions (which are
simple) are carried out, cure will re-
suit. We have tested this in numerous
GASES, and always with like results. It
never fails. Newton's drug store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-12-28

Parents can leave their orders with
Jake Levy and get boys and youths
clothing from Wannamaker & Browne 25
per cent cheaper than anywhere else in
town. Prove it by calling on him.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-12-28

Five cents buys Cardinal cigar al
Scheurich'g,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-12-28
GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

GOODFOR EVERYBODY
and everyone needs It at all times Of the
year. Malaria is always about, and the
only preventive and relief Is to keep the
Liver active. You must help the Liver bit,
and the best helper is the Old Friend, SIM.
MONS LIVER REGULATOR, the RED z.
Mr.. C.. Himrod, Of Lancaster, Ohio,
says: "SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
broke case of Malarial Fever Of three
years standing for me, and less than
one bottle did the business. shall use
it when in need, and recommend it."
Be sure that you getit. Always look for
the RED z on the package. And don't
forget the word REGULATOR. tits SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR, and there Is
only one, and every one who takes It Is
sure to be benefited. THE BENEFIT IS
ALL IN THE REMEDY. Take It also for
BiIiousness and Sick Headache; both are
caused by a sluggish Liver.
J. H. Zeilfa 4 Co. Philadelphia.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-12-28

John Mccullough Havana cigars q
Colorado saloon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-12-28

MIX Punch 10 ots glass at the Colo.
RADIO saloon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1895-12-28
SOCIETIES.


A. =. y A. N.
Montesuma Lodge, No. 1, meets on The
6rst Monday evening sof each month u
1880 o'clock, IN the Masonic hall, 10 ths
Kahn block, San Francisco 81. Visiting
brethren are frsternally invited.
Txob. ]. CunnAn, W. n.
W. 3. GHy1yrn, 6so.
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Noles and Penonals.

Aims Galion, aged 20, sud sarah &
SiUggoll, eyed rs, bllu of America
Fora, were married THIS morning 10y
Judge nussnuorry,
Mrs. NJ. !. Scott foil down, on &C.
count OF tho slippery condition o. tue
sidewalk last night while walking
about five blocks west Of the b, \.
academy ami fractured her tulgh.
Tomorrow (Fhday) the county
teachers meet IN this city in mi .
wiutUr ses.iOn. DR.. *. q. Mnosur Will
deliver lecture guung the session.
After the intellectual features VI the
meeting are satisfactorily disposed of
the Provo teachers viii enicttaiU The
county prdagoguUs al Fluiuuts's cafe,
whore "A sumptuOua banquet will be
discussed.
On Monday evening two little girls,
aged 10 anu o ytaiB respectively
daughters OF WIN. Watson " the
+ utlh ward, nud little boy, iUuf
yOhrs Ul0. son OF JamUs simmons, woft
CuAHiiug near the factory race Do the
north part Of town. hey we're all on
one slcd uud accidentally au into tue
raur. The largest Eu HuCcUrtuI iu
getting cut uugiIcI, and called i9i
| help TO rescue the smaller children,
who had dr ted some .is auov. lhCy
were uton out just On lime Co cav,
their livru, ana have fully fUcOvVIe.
from their unpleasant experience.
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nooner Sunday School.

Sunday School annual examination
was the order Of the day In Hooper,
Weber county, on Monday, Dee. slst,
Every class did well, both ~ a whole
aud la sections. The teachers had
been very thorough, or responses could
not have been 80 ready md concise D.
they were. Tue superintendent,
Bother Manning, and Bishop Chiljs
felt nB proud as did the teachers AMI
pupils After the exercises, which
were interpreted with songs, the Iilvs
Of candy aud nuts already sacked,
vanished Tesuily. The children danced
In the afternoon, anu the young men
and maiiens nt night, but tue great
surprise was tho well filled meeting
house aud the hardly expected evil
denCos Of trslninE In an Isolated settle.
munt-une noticed by but very few.
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Land Onee.

The following filings were made In
the local land office under date Of
Jan. o, 1895!
Brigham l.. WATSON OF Grantsville,
r0oelo county, homestead entry Of tho
east half Of tho northwest quarter aud
the west half Of the northeast quarter
OF section 80, townships south, range
o west.
Joseph De Muolle, OF Frisco, Beaver
county, final proof Of homestead entry
" the northeast quarter OF the north-
east quarter Of section 1 ], and the north
hail OF the northwest quarter Huu
southwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter Of section ., tOwnship27 south,
range 10 west.
Mcrars Silver Mining company,
mineral entry ot the ~ Louis claim,
In Uiutah mining district, summit
county; also, tho Danylllo claim, 10
the same distfioi.
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AMUSEMENrS.

SALvfNPs coming production Of
Victor Hugo's masterpiece Of Ruy
Bias 10 sure 10 be OF curious Interest 10
the playg0or fos no other dramatic
work has presented ouch "A stumbling
block to actors u even Acknowledged
ability. The fame OF Charles Foehtel
rested largely on bis portrayal OF thli
mastery conception. Edwin Booth
ami Davenport also drew tears Of Gym.
pathy from their audience iot the ilh
starred destiny OF the poor duluduu
lHckey. In Wow OF the many cOmpll'
meulH raid MI Salvini iyr his work BE-
this difficult role, his Performance mHy
De ANTICIPATED as Que OF tho treats OF IA,
present season. The sale oil seats Begin
tomorrow morning.
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10 opeu the ballot boxes aud count the
ballots Ia each Of these three cases2 II
not, then tue defendants ought 10 be
commanded TO Issue certificates 20
these three plaintiffs upon canvass Of
The votes on the tally sheetf.
Under the territorial statute, he
insisted, tho Commission had no
such right as that referred to-.
A canvass by the returning board was
a different canvass from that by tho
ludgcs Of election. The Commission
nad the right 10 canvass the votes as
shown by the returns, hut there was no.
authority given TO that body 20 ouUu
the ballot boxes ami count the votes.
Tho Judge went exclusively into thU
law upon the tuhicci.
The Utah Commission had lust such
authority as the law gave them, aud
here they were simply authorized 10
canvass the returns.
Judge Zluu assorted with oonsi Ter.
aule emphasis that IN this great reuub-
lie every uitiz'n had the right 10 cast
an honest vote and to have Au honest
count He was still speaking when
the NEWS report closed.
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PROVO.
rRovo, UrAIr,
First district Court.

Tho following business was transact.
ed In thu First district court yes.
teTday afternoon and this morning.
James Goodman Va Samuel Liddiard
etHl; ruqu ~ li deiondanla asking for
bill VI particular argued aud stricken
from HE flies on the case a nd defend.
ants given till January Och 10 answer.
IL tho case Of the W. r. Noble Nor.
CATTLE Co. ami Arthur Parsons, inter
yenors, W Peter Madison, receiver, O.
al, bond on appeal 10 the Supreme
court Il seI at 81 900. rhia case grows
out Of the assignment Of Mount Pleas.
ant Equitable Coop.
The hearing on return Of temporary
restraining order Ia the case Of Ursula
Rumrll, ADMINISTRATORS II al vs. diversion
OF al was by consent continued without
date,
Court adjourned IN Mouday the 7th,
Judge "A. w. Smith VIII then hold
couTl Orsblut week, for the purpose
~ hearing Cases IN wuicn Judge King
was interested az attorney before hisap.
poiutment a. judge.
Malcolm n Hughes, Of Spanish
FUrF, have appealed case from the
Justices court OF SpRuish Fork involv.
ing 1890.
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THOMrsOy,-At Glasgow, scotland. Nov. 4,
lsIt, Elizabeth Thompson, Deceased wa. born
fuli faith OF tho Gospel = MHltHu.ai STAR
HANKS AT Compton Abaule. England,
December o, lsHl. frederick Hanks, born
March 90, 1854. 90 Yarmouth. England uo
lived q lattvrrdAy saint uul bore u faithful
testimony 20 the last .-- WNrHHiaI star
BNUuA BALE.-At Charlton Kings, England.
December d lspl Martha uurtualt, re.lgt OF
tho late James nArraHIo, born october Dbl.
1918. aud baptized April n, ls5l rhU was
esteemed uy all who knew Dor, and died u
iull fellowship with the sWnts.-MHi.HHiIi
Star
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The Silver Lining.

Tomorrow eveuins tue Sixteenth
Ward Amusement asst alton will pre-
cent the interesting aud attractive
three act comedy entitled Tue Silver
Lining, in the Sixteenth Ward new
assembly hall, commencing ut s
O'clock.
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A. Young, NJ. D.

DR.. A. G. Young has returned from
the East, where no has completed his
medical stuiio1. lie has been ln NtF-
mont anu New Htmpshlru, aud thu
latter portion Ofhis time In New York.
Having secured his degree a. fully
qualified NJ. D., he has come home
vita tne Intention o. prac,ioing mvdl.
cine anu surgery. Hg expects 10 OpU u
an 1ili0e Ia SAlt Lake In the u ear
future.
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- YorI. 100. r,ch.nr..

NEW YORK, Jan. AHst.ok market uururd
Wcat 300 sympathy with depression OF Amuu.
can Hr. uriurH uu London.
About Do o. Che mar. tt began fl Improve aud
tlg movement aluru then boo been upward, 10
lua advanced IT, HtlH. ..u raid WaH made uu
Sew Jersey Central which broke UuIuu.
sugar reached e Huu iHU murkat generally "a
tmall traction. After % O'Clock sugar rallied
d, New Jrrscy Central H. tho market. how
ever quickly loot liH strength anu a decline Of
ltta 10 pUr cent wa recorded.
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Tho ca c1.o, Uui0- Pacific an.
Nortrw aEr.u Line 0nc inc Dos
ce1mmUHa.iHust 20 the tFavtlirg pa
e. ca route % CHICAGO. lhfUusl
train. fast time, magnificent slt,p.u.
care, elegant dl.iug care, cUlpui.
sIacptr.,rccliuins chair cars aud hand
Iumo uny z nnIIa.