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FOR SALE.
Forty words inserted under this heal
one weeIl for 25 cents. cash i'll advance.

EOk sALE-A few second Ii. nd ana hep
IL WON nlanmoth store lamps ~"
from 81 to So each: also new ones ut wLSie-
sale prices. a few odo house lamps. s"op
worn ana unmatched shades. l1lGts YER
low T. SWASEY & COMi'AN1 ,2'3 CoAiG' =
cial street., foot OF Gross, wholesale deai, -
in crocaery. o.
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DICTUREs, PICTUREs-Those in want
Il of pictures for small amount of
money would do well to call on US. Pictures
framed to order. The Picture Thorough
bred'' given with every picture we frame.
E.. D. REYNOLDS & CO., 593 Congress
street. 10
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WANTED.

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one week for rs CENTS cash in advance.
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THE DAILY PRESS
PORTFOLIO COUPON

printed below is good for any of the portfolios
Of money named in connection with each.
POTTER-BRADLEY LIBRARY ATLAS
OF THE WORLD.
This is the latest revised edition, copyright
1894 The maps are printed from engraved cop
perplates and colored in the highest style of the
twelve Maps, and ten to sixteen pages of
descriptive and statistical matter. The double
page maps open two pages without
break and measure 1926 inches each.
Each part comes in a Handsome Portfolio
Cover that will hold and protect it until
bound. The parts will be mailed from the Office
of publication in Philadelphia without extra
charge Ii desired by return mail send 3 cents
extra Inieither case orders must be sent
to us.
All tho narts raOdy
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FIRST CLASS-Life sized free hand portraits
il copied from photographs. tintypes or from
Ink. Agent wanted JACOB V. HAVE>ER
Artist 50 Elm Street. 81
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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WANTED-Everyb to come to our store
w and get lunch on wheat flakes, served
free this week. everybody come Get our
prices on groceries while IN the store. Great
mark down this week. WHITNEY, GROCER,
291 Congress street. 6-1
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NOR SALE CHEAP--L0t of damaged stonn
mrs. SLIGHTLY defective, as good as now
o use, all sizes. cone early. The deniah"
will exceed supply. E. WArEN &c CI =,
hole sale CrocEeFy, foot Of Cross street, "a
Commercial street. 81
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WATCH REPAIRING.

NEW Resilient Waltham Mainsprings. only 75c
IN warranted; cleaning and handspring. only S150;
cleaning S1.O0 All work strictly first class and war
ranted. Twenty-Five years matchmaker. MckEN-
NEY, the Matchmaker, 459 Congress St, Monument
Square ,jan3dn
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NTR. SAMUEL LEVY is now prepared 10
I'VE buy cast of clothing of all descrip-
lions for highest cash prices. Address l, LEI,
1eb6dtf
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MONEY TO LOAN On first mortgages Of
Rl real estate at 6 per cent Also on good
endorse commercial paper. Apply. to n =.
GARDINER, 1855 Middle St., oxford Block,
Room /. teb9-4
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MAlNSPRgNGS 7sSc.

New Resilient Waltha1n MainSnrings, superior to
ali Others. only 75c Warranted Msinspring and
cleaning, $50. Cleaning, 800 MchEN NES the
Monument Square. Jsil1Suti
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CLOCK REPAIRING.

r HAVE made speciality of clock repairing for
Il wears and am familiar with all its branches. My
prices are reasonable, my work strictly frstclass
Drop me postal and will send for your clock.
MCKINNEY. the Clock Maker, 459 Congress St,
Monument Square. lan3dtf
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NOR sALE-1oo more secondhand Wool
a Horse Collars; also II job LOS of harnesses
slightly. damaged consisting OF light drivin :.
douDie farm and team harnesses, expires, and
truck: are made i'll the lat-S, styles AMI VIII te
sod at great bargain. NO. 10 SILVER ST,
City. II
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WEDDING PRESENTS.

TN Sterling Silver and Rogers & Bros. Star Brand
Silver Plate. beautiful assortment IN up TO date
Styles MCKINNEY, the Jeweier, Monument
Square Jahooi
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FOR $AIES.

DOUBLE frame house situated in the western
e part Of the city; contains four flats, now
occupied by tenants; will sell for cash or on
time; an excellent opportunity for good in
vestment. For further information apply at 80
Exchange Street, Room IA. to
feb7dlw W. L. ULMER, Trustee.
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ITO LET-The fourth iloor in our building,
l. space 66x7o feet with heat, power and
featuring purposes Inquire of MEGQUIER s.
JONES. 33 Pearl st. mar2u
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dS 0,uG0 10 loan a six per cent on rea |
ely estate first mortgages. Loans made on
personal property. COMMERCIAL paper OF any
good collateral security. For further par
ticiilars inquire OF A. Q. LIBBY, 81 - Ex-
change street. 10.
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LET.

EOR RENT-Lower tenement number 4 Con-
IL gress Place. second door from Congress
Street. Three rooms. So per month. BENZ.
SHAW, 81 1-2 Exchange st. IL
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NOR SALE-One second band WEBER
a. GRAND PIANO in FIRST class order. 4
CRESsEY JONES & ALLEN. Music Honse,
53S Congress street. 81
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FOR SALE l 2 story house. containing IL
n rooms in first class repair with all modern
improvements electric bells, hot water heat
etc. Situated 215 NewbuYy Stree one mia-
ute walk from Post office. Price right. A. G.
LIBBY, ~ 2 Exchange st. II
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MISREPRESENTATION.

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II OST--Last week. "a brown and black coon
IL cat. Will finder please notify or return
10 % DEERING STREET. 81
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Willard.

The annual Christian Endeavor meeting.
at the North Congregational church last
Sunday. passed off very pleasantly. The
young people of the North Congrega tional
church are about to have ship social.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

"ANTED-An energetic man to canvass
w the city for the sale of new and
very useful article of furniture. To the
RICH: man vely liberal commission will
be given. Address. P. o. Box $50. City. 81
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GIRL wANTED-For general homework
VI in family of three. Can do washing or
not. Pay accordingly. Apply at II Mechanic
street,, Woodfolds from to 10 a. m.7to to
and : to 9 D. m. 81
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FOR SALE-House containing 10 rooms. with
4 bath and modern convenences situated
NO. 20 Crescent street For particulars in
PROCTOR, 90 Exchange st. 800
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FKUCIUK, % EXchange St. BOZ
NOR SALE-New houses in Deering for
IL $l2G0 Sl5;0, $1200 ana $3SC0. One and
two tenements, prices low and payments
may be made by the months. Interest six
per cent, Gall on US immediately. secure a
home and don't pay rent. RICHARDSON &
CO.. 4s8 IL Congress street, opp. Prebie
House. PA
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"ANTED-Lad who can spare a few
w hours each day can make good pay
handling our goods. No experience neces-
sary. Any goods not sold taken back. Boys
ont of school hours can make few dollars
easily. Call and see us. HOME NOVELTY
CO., so 1-2 Congress street. 81
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"ANTED-Capable Protestant as nurse
w and second girl. Must be well recon-
mended. Apply at 139 Park street. oil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-18
Land Onlce Filings.

The following flIngs were made 10
the loc.l laud office under date OF
AIrillG
Charles A. PInnoy, Of Marysvalc,
Piute county, final pnyn ent OF home.
stead entry Of the west nnf Of he
a5utheast quarter, the southwtsi
quarter II tue northeast quarter AID
ulg ui sucti0n 3, tOwusulp Is tOuth,
range west.
N1an Ke,rns, Of GuuulzOu, SanIe'o
county, h1meetead entry Ui the west
malt Ut the northwest quarter aud the
north halt VI the sUutuwUst quaIlut u'
section ID, township 80 sIutni range !
east.
Ferdinand G. Sotens1u, ,f Emery,
Emery county, desvf, uHlIy Oh the un'
surveyed s0u,htast quarter az thu
sIuthwtHt quRttuT Auu .uuiIWD.t quat.
tor uf the southeast quarter VI section
%, and TIE NORM hall " the northeast
quarter aus northeast quarter oi the
northwest quarter @ section u town
rhip ~ SOUTH, range Z uas'.
Albert T.. McMulliu, % Wellington,
Carton county, desert entry % i9' Z
section %. township 10 SOUTH range ] .
rntt, IS So acres.
George II. F0wrTs, OF H1.prr Sc.
Der county, homprtHsI entry q t.u
northwest quarter ui tHH BguInsaHl
quarter, The s0uthwusi quarter Ui the
northeast quarter, the s.u.hyas. quar-.
ter Of the uugthwUst quarter Uiu lHl q
~ section -, t0wusIiuJ iut.hf range q
wuFt.
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BEFORE JUDGE MERRITT.
Samantha Sullivan Awarded 80, 800 a.
Dsmar Tor Tier Husbands
Death.

ia Chitf Justlcs Metrilvs division
Of the Third district court today the
following matters came up:
J. =. Cahoou, petit juror, was tx
cured far the term
Ihe accounts VI u. 3. Marshal Bas.
lam were presented by Dislrlo. At.
ioruey judd and approved.
Ia tho case OF samantha Sullivan
W Salt Like CITY, trcd yesterday the
Jury this morning brought In sealed
verdict, Finding uuRuiulusly for plaiu.
iiu In tie Eum Of 50 The amount
claimed wa $4,000, Tor the death OF
tue plaintiff husband, which wag
cue ~ un accident while wUrking Iu
the cityS gravel plW on January 18Th,
lsg8
Northwestern wheel q Foundry
Go. W Salt Lake Copper MauuscIut.
log Go. Plaintiff dtait OF billof rS.
cuptiuus aud dU'tndanpa amend.
munis thereto were pfuseuiCd 10 the
court anu Auil .Otn was fixed ~ tue
date fut settlement OF the same.
The hrH. ease TILED, before u Jury, was
that OF the a4lt LskU d hos Angeles
Ry. CO. W tbs Illinois Iusi d Saw
iugs Bank ct nj. Richards a. Ken.
ards Tor the plaintiff. Iur g. Zane aud
Attorney frank u. stephens iur the
dCiundauis tits a Bult 10 condemn q
piece Ui iaud situate ut tur r1utlsaft
corner Of section aa, toNu'hip uurlNt
range ] west Tor rAlIIosi purposes.
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jap Proclamation, In chIna.

II 10 stated lu the Chinese papers
that the japanese have placafdrI
PeEing with notices that they Will not
interfere with the bu .ins.s Of the p ace
or any ui tho puacraulo iuhaUlt,nts;
that they EXPECT 90 DO there shortly,
aad the PEOPLE are not o bs afraid thu,
they will mlIest or annoy them Iu uuy
way. They further oiicf reward Of
800 yen Tor any Information that may
lead ~ the detection " any person
who shall have pulled down these pie,
cards. The Chinese OIL glals, 10 3.
stated, arc afraid 90 order tho rem val
u the placarIr, -LOudIH ACiUs.
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"Ileld and Farm"

The NTw5 received pleasant call
Last evening FROM g.. 80. Cgg,lct, fyp.
rssentiug the RED and farm, pub
iishcd a, Denver O.. r,I'. Nit. Car
rier proposes 90 suupI some time ia
the more popuiou pag, D' the Terri
tory, Boz the Interest Ui the paper which
u devoted lI genera. agriculture. 10.
oiitOr, Mr.. Wilcox, Is lu1wu as "a lusi-
ing authority iu horticulture, aud as
being cuuvuuAut Win the vatlJuH
divisions % sI0csraisiug, farming, gar
dealing fruit culture, etc A. the
paper b. % western publication, aud by
reason thereof BE- specially adapted no
tue Interests Ul tuiH anil region, u nat
urallY contains information oil more
suitable character 80 western agrlgul.
tufiHH shan those Journals which ugU
published i1r circulation east o. tuu
" -sl.sipH., where ilngguill yttump aud
conditions prevail, AZ thr uamu time
ltIsn good CunHurl iUr eastern Ideas
that may uu introduced in the West TO
the advantage 1i the UIitiyR'0rs ui the
HOli. Inns Oh ML Carriers tirst tIlp a.
the Salt Lake valley, aud hr eXprcssrs
himself d. highly pleased with iIs a..
prataucr, Nrgr,aiIuu, boa THIS part, be
Gays, L. Fumuwuat ahead ui that M ami
around Denver.
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Wasalcb, Neuckef, Partridge, Peters,
Preston, Raleigh, Bioks, Robertson,
KJbla.u uI lNaae. Robinson 10 Wayne,
ShuftIin, snow, Symou., Thatcher
rhomyalu, rNures1n, Ihorr, Ihuf-
man, WNtiuu, Wells whitney vii.
Patc4-Elohuor "syc," with Rich.
arLg.
N1,rr'-Itlmbsll Of Weber, Lsw',
Millof-8
The prcsIden'-Thery will he no re-.
consideration. tApplluse from the
equal sJiingis's.)
ruE INtUuIivE ARTICLE.
The executive article was then taken
taken up auI there w4s uu attempt by
Eichnor, Van Home aud Emery 60
make n change iu that pItt 10 the com.
mittr,'4 article CreaIliE ami atliuiug
the duties oi tue board U. psti n'
TIE question Vt luNliU salaries was
the occasion 90 considerable debate
which wa participated va by all Of the
educational 0 delegates. lhc te'-l'
was caused principal y by snow NOV
INK tlut the tuYeriuI vuduut VI puuHc
Instruction be- ulId sb.uJ lor year IN
stead VI ~ 900.
Kerr, VI Cache, il "a vigorous speech
coutunIod Tor $1,000, aay Ing au edu-
rstud, experienced ami practical man
was required fDr the place. IL was not
like the office Of governor, for Instance,
where no special trainiug W 'xpyfionct
was required. tLaugbtorl An I'M
prepared commonplace man could not
ufeiitabIy perform tue dulles Of super
iuteudcut VI public instruction.
GooIwin, Macssr and Lund sup
ported Kerr, his claim '0f ;-,VIl. raii
nud Evans Ui Utah spoke again %,
a vote WIS., ken 0u 5n1w's amuul-
mcnt, aud % va iJst Uu the narrow
margin Of one ballot, Is delegates ihV'
otng aud 80 opposing ~
Tue Convention al THIS Time l-'lJ,
took fcuuts Until I.m.
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MN Insnrrl lhe Comnnnies.

hJjulanl General Ol!iuger, Colonel
ratlacl aad Lieutenant Lassiler have
gone T. RirhHslli Sewer county, 20
inspect the military company which 4,
organized there. IL h expected that
target shooting ant other military or.
urUIsus viii be engaged In t4mOFr0w,
and IN the evening banquet and bali
will be given, On the return tho gen
t,omrn Will visit and inspect the com.
pnnipB ia S,uIete county, and viii,
probably net return 10 THIS city before
sunday
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WAVED " mn WRONG rAuuY


rEERIEU.
a very iiguinUi black gni white
cat was crossing Twelfth street. q. tho
corner VI Broadway last WuiursiuN
night, when she was ,spled w o.
Scotch tyrrior p,3WNug abII; iu the
aciehu9rhOoi. Pussy hai iu't arrive!
beneath the electric light ai the conner
when tine dog cbatFvi uuDu her uIl
TIT Taken ny surprise, suu made BE-
iuW leaps forward, huI FUriny her &C..
treat cut Oh by "a paaslHr cable car, she
faced about, determined 90 make o.
stand against the enemy,
The terrier was plsspssvI ui more die.
erection than val0r AMI whuu Ius-y
tufuuI On MIN he stopped short, out U'
roach 90 the claws she held up ready 90
strike ~ him. Thea hu began 90
uafE, which Ouly made the
cat the more 'uH0u-. Two
or three utwsbOyE, "a "IuI hUW ped.
t'er, anu policeman galhurri ~ the
corner, interested spectators ~ the eu-
c1uattr They took issuu on tho silu
of the dDF, anu with CfiuB 0f"Sirh 'em,
lick 'cul" urged MIN On 20 battle.
Pu.ey'r eyes showed green aud yellow
anu scarlet under tie electric light,
her back was urchtI almust uJuhlr,
AMI her tail atoOu out Ike iJE brush.
shu kept up a continuous Hpitung
while the terrier bufkUd iugrssGuUy.
The crowd on the corner grew bigger
and the fght grew interesting, The
policeman shouted words Of oncIufuls.
ment o. the dog, tut the cleaning
eyes u she angry cat Kept MIN At d
distance. suddenly stone thrown by
hoy rolled between the Combatnn.s n.
The dog turned 90 look Tor the thtUwtt.
II was the mistake " HE NE. Win one
leap pussy was on hts beck, tearing
clAWiulh ut hair out OF hi- heA1.
Thu terrier tunnel and ran, but pussy
held on llght 10 his long hair all the
! while clAwiug hls back. Down Broad.
way they went, while the crowd
chrefoi for the cat, who SIN chung on
her f0e's back Iibu the woman bare back
riders vi tho circus.
When they got opposite an alley
pussy dropped lightly on, AMI saying,
/ "rh, "a, doggy dArteI away In the
| darkness. The terrier will hereafter
be more CltgumspeCt In HE manner OF
approaching TusurCiabls tabbius after
datk,-hgHsg5 tlty Star.
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Miss llolton's Address

Miss N. Adelaide HolIon, supervisor
o the primary department Of the puy.
lie schaols, delivered an address before
tho e,olars OF the first, second and
third grades aud tho principals Of some
OF the schools yesterday afternoon.
She described her recent visit 10 Ihr
schools VI Minneapolis and 81. Paul,
ana gave a critical analysts Of theif
work. Tbslr gystcms were excellent,
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STREET LIGHTING TAX.
The city Council Sits as Board OF
Equalization to Hear Protests.

The City Council were In session to.
day In the capacity OF board ci
equalization to hear aud consider pro.
tests against the taH. a large mum.
ter OF protects were iilgd, the majority
Of them being against the tax 10
general, upon which ,hs board could
take no action. There were also some
requests lYr remission 4 the tax on the
ground that the Iaftics were not able
to ray Tor u, aud lew persons repre-
sentUd hat mistakes hgl been made IN
thuir particular cates RuI Asked that
correction be- maue. Besides the pro.
tests flied m writing some parties Rp.
Is1rcd In person aud presented their
protests.
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Items From E,calante.
EscArASrE. April s, 1885,

EsCALANrE April 5, 1895.
ktitOr He.sro, AtlG
We oi Esgal,ntc hat quite au enjoy.
able time on the J.h-suugs and reel.
tali0us anu a dance Tor the children IN
the evening. We had one OF the
wort wind storms ever experienced
here on the OH Of April The people
generally gre In good health. The
lucern h. quite green anu the farmers
have about gotten Ia their wheat aud
small grain. Tho prospect Tor fruit
looks good this season, There are four
OF i've iHmilic, leaving Tor SNAKE
River Idaho, as they think this place
DO too tucked up for them, There have
btvu three nice brick houses finished
this year Times are somewhat dull,
Tor money il very hard 10 get hold Oi,
but slill there IL a prospect Of two or
tufce more brick buildings going up
THE summer. 30 you see that Gs.
galautc is trying TO forge ahead and
make cur place desirable 10 live 10.
We are building large reservoir anu
" 10 " tucCcss wu will be able 20
make homes Tor young men raised iu
tubs place.
would like 10 ask questions a.
there any law 90 10 how many Inches
" water constitute an irrigation stream
You're,
SUBSCRIBER,
Auswef-Thorr IA no suGu law that
We know ui-l.D, DBEREr NEws.l
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hut were Identical with .Ioaa OF Salt
Lake. anu In those ci;its sIo haI
found no SCHOOL buildings 30 attnc.
tive. 40 brighter pupils, uD more uaru.
cot teachers and no supstinic dent ~
c5mptteut. rne lecture was delivered
al toe high school, anu 900 gh Interest
was mauifeated by the audience.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-18

ur b. Is. sUfIuTruTNg
Dear rIr.Ia.UI tHH note 10 coy that fHr
eIlHar. HHH U.frE 10. mr give very sfraI s1Hs.
fH.Uuut .UI Elu HIu of NHHft. iH uHo IHF name
900 communication ul HuHI work
luuut etc.
o.. 20. M,NtltE,
ratt.ro. TIrsI IrysUgIsHan Church
sly y..ua u1a HTru auHIHr'uIT Improved
UE Oh, FHaH,. IHa' %. -Hr.mH.iIuc prescribed
IUroHFU fHUu tHU world loose clearer aud
more IHNu.. IHHu formerly. while fuT close
WUfa they arc VtFf rUHVl' 90 uy eyes.
GEORGE REYNOLDS,
secretary ~ hg rror1ru.T Mormon Church.
1uraor wore fassrs before tbAt have given
uy such uyrr.l saHHfu.u1u us tH1Fu tHgl uI
THOMAS N,INInEE.
Dr0rrry department h. g.. M,t
had mF eyes tested ny dive pr1icaHuuH.
opticians UrrUHut Co securing tNg service ut
Dr. sNtImrrlIuu. who bias gwen mr Dob Car Che
beet correction 1f imperfect rtaiHHt have
JOINS NICHOLSON
Ihayc ncgu weaving glasses Tor Is yolrf aud
NHft considered myself we'll suited NIiH Hv.
rTlI uHIfH NHt lHAtr mover Nh1 WI rFra "H
thoroughly tested a. they have hrUn UF nr
o. ~urImvfI.HU, who UnH NUn wu E.aHH.|
that hAa gwen rHHr. comfort sGI HUuTH.rI
vision, % Affords ms U.rasuf. 90 make iHH
%. 60. HNWArEU.
suul maeb.1u-, sa0t Lake Temple.
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Sent TO the Asylum.

Nora Trenton, VITO OF John Tren.
tou, was examined auG pronounced
insaue by Dr- Wright and Harrison
IN the probate court yesterday after.
noon. Sno was ordered sent 10 the
asylum,
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For Beauty,

Ior comfort. foe Improvement of fhr com.
rIerIuH. uHs,H', puuayi'H rosurH, thoro
Is nothing ,aH aI iH DO
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AM then came the fnal vote for
Ieyogtldunllun which settled once and
'' Al' the sprcuhtions concerning the
outcome i tuduy's battle.
-. Ayes-Adams, Bowdle, Button,
IIAFh, Gushing, EllTeIgc, Goodwin,
9lt,een, Hayues, Hill, Hyue, james,
hltsrl, huitn, KERN. Luuu, Mackiu.
yen, Muritz, Murdoch o summit,
rage, Peterson Of Grand, Peterson OF
sAAnpclg, Pierce, RoOeTt., Ryan, sharp,
Ipsuceb otoyer Strewell, Squltes, Van
h9Tng NaTau-82.
d Noes 49, Allen, Anderson, Barnes,
SHssytH hmulley, Buys, Cal, Caunon,
1ouluyslgE Chrstiausuu Cofay, Corf.
mmAu, LtAuc, Greer, Cunningham,
pplygr Emery EuQberg, I3vans Of Utah
II'ahs Of Wober FAIR, Francis, Clubs,
ttaaAumllnd, Hart Halliday, Hey.
volne, Howard, Hughes, Ivins, John
Su, S3uey, NetL Kiuiball Of salt
.se, Lambert, LsuriIz Larsen, G. T..
p,seu, Lsmm0n, William Lowe,
wtIei Lowe, Low Of Cache, Maespr,
,n, N. Vaughan, mcfarland, Nor.
'"' AluTdoek Of Beaver, Murdoch VI