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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-17

ell acquired jurisdiction May 18th t.
pass the final ordinance.
In the matter of the Improvement Of
Ninth street from Lake street to Hoover
street, notice of street work was pub.
lished April goth. Time for protest ex.
PRED May 9th. No protests have been
received.
In the matter of the sewering of Sew
enteenth street from Hope to Grand av.
enue. notice of street work was pub.
lshed April 10Th. Time for protest ex.
pred May 9th. No protests have bees
received.
RAISING THE WIND.
me new hitching ordinance is to b
again reported to the council tomorrow
along with amendments to an ordinance
providing for the licensing and regulat.
ing the carrying on of certain profes.
sions, trades callings, and occupations
carried on within the limits of the city.
1t is provided in the new ordinance
that every person carrying on the call.
ms or occupation of forming, conduct
ing or managing any watch, jewelry or
clothing club shall pay a license of SO
per month. Every person carrying on a
cheap John stand shall pay SIS per
month.
For every artist, agent or canvasser
soliciting painting, retouching or fur
nishinS pictures of any description, IS
per month. For every person managing
a Shooting gallery. IS per month. For
CNCiy pay HDIokeT, 3lU per month.
For every person engaged in or carry.
ing on the calling or occupation of oper-
ating hack, cab. coupe, quincy, car.
l1age. etc, for carrying passengers, the
sum of ~ per month for each hack etc.
Numbers must be secured by the driver
or owner from the city clerk. and any
one who fails to comply with the law
will be guilty of a misdemeanor. Every
one engaged in the calling of driving .
hack, etc, shall pay an annual license Of
So 80.
NO SPRINKLING IN THE SOUTH.
WEST.
The finance committee yesterday made
recommendation that the motion to
have the superintendent of street
sprinklng have Central avenue between
Twenty ninth street and Vernon ave.
nue.. and Wilmington avenue between
San Pedro street and Vernon avenue,
sprinkled, be denied; also that the final
report of the commissioners on the alley
between Fourth and Fifth, Spring and
Broadway be adopted and the commit
tee discharged.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-17
THE SECRET OF DR.. SHORES SUCCESS.

Dr. Shores two years residence in Los Angeles and his
treatment of of of caarrh and chronic dis
eases has enabled him to master the peculiar climatic condi
ons existing here and study their effects the human
constitution. 1t is we'll known fact among medical men
of experience that climatic conditions materially affect the
action OF drugs the human system This knowledge has
been carefully acquired by Dr. Shores and has thrown
light on methods most potential in reaching the disease
ceners consequently he has perfected system of treat
ment which has proven wonderfully effective evnced by
thousands OF cures by Dr. Shores in Southern California
THE SMALL FEE CHARGED.
The small fee charged
draws the sick and suffering the public
Shores is the knowledge that
ful practice in Los Angeles that
people who had passed the portals
backnes had
suffered tor with the
had bighted
rise IN thousands of happy households
oess the name OF Dr. Shores for
ally recognized skill from the hradom
Angel o0 Death lowering the the
american medical treatment there will
praise OF his earnest pantaking
IL costs you nothing to consult
you are SICK and get expert advice free of charge.
OUR FREE OFFER EXTENDED
s one bottle
whether cures
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The Council Will Adopt New
Ones Tomorrow
OCCUPATIONS TO BE TAXED
Money Nae TO Be Raised for the Cash
Fund
Wy Attorney VIII Report Several Ordinances
Tomorrow. Among Them the Anti.
tlitchiog Law-Street Work

The new specifications for street paw
mg, with hydraulic cement and broken
stone concrete base, with asphalt sur
tace, just adopted by the board of public
works, will come up for final action by
the council tomorrow.
The work provided for in the specifi-
cations must be prosecuted and per-
formed In sections, each section to be
one block in length and to extend longi-
tudinally from the intersection of one
cross street to, and including the next
Intersection, and shall be in width one
half Of the roadbed contained between
said cross streets; provided, however,
that whenever there Is a street railroad
operated and maintained upon any sec
tion the width shall be from the curb on
each side to within two feet of the out
side rail of said tracks, and said work
shall be so prosecuted and performed as
not to interfere with the maintenance
and operation of said track or tracks
during the progress of said work.
Grading shall include the removal of
all earth, stone, loose rock, clay, Shale,
Cement, hardpan, solid rock and all other
material that may be encountered or re-
CURED In preparing the street for pave
ment, and shall include also all filing,
trimming, shaping, picking down, refill
ing, surfacing. or other work, and all
materials that shall be necessary or re-
Quisite in bringing the surface of the
street to the sub-grade and shape re-
CURED and of maintaining the same in
perfect condition until the pavement
has been laid.
When mud or other soft material is en-
oountered, it shall be taken out to at
least four inches sub-grade, and the
space shall be refilled with good clean
gravel at the expense of the contractor.
In places where filling is necessary to
bring the street to the required grade,
Il shall be done in layers of not more
than one foot in depth. and each layer
shall be thoroughly rolled with a roller
weighing not less than ESQ pounds to the
inch run before another layer Is added.
The road bed must be brought to n
sub grade or surface eight inches below
the finished surface of the proposed
pavement. and shall be finished in the
most perfect manner, so as to be parallel
with and in every way made to con-
form to the surface of finished pave
ment. as shown on the cross-secton of
the street on file in the office of the city
engineer To effect this the surface shall
first be brought to an approximate fin
ish. two inches above the sub grade,
after which it shall be thoroughly rolled
with roller Weighing not less than 250
pounds to the .1ch run. The city engi-
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-17
WHY DOCTOR SHORES TREATMENT CURES.

Don't risk neglecting these warninEs-
stop the disease before it reaches the
lungs.
Of the Ears
"Is your hearing failing?'
"Do your ears discharge?'
SIS the wax dry in your ears"
DO you hear some days better than 9th.
ers?" ti iI
lis your hearing worse when you have .
cold?" N yEtr
Don't eglect this until your hearing is
irreparably destroyed. Doctor Shores can
cure you now.
Kidney Disease.
Results in two ways. by taking cold and
by overworking the kidneys in separating
from the blood the catarrhal potsops which
affect all organs. Quickly cured with little
cost by Doctor Shores'fa mous ire atment.
"Doyour hands and feet swell!
rs this noticed more at night"
''Is there pain in small of backf"
HAS your perspir alton bad odors"
us there puffiness under the eyesf
DO you have to get up often at night?
rs there deposit in urine If left stand.
ing?"
Don't neglect these signs and risk Bright's
disease killing you. Cure 1t now.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-17

ing disease of the liver If you have any or
all of them, seek Doctor Shores now and be
cured.
The Bronchial Tubes.
When catarrh of the head and throat is
neglected or wrongly treated it extends
down the windpipe into the bronchial tubes
and after awhile attacks the lungs. Quickly
cured with little cost by Doctor Shores
famous treatment
Have you a cough?"
"Do you take cold easily?"
Have you pain in side?"
do you raise frothy material?"
"Do you cough in the mornings?"
do you spit up little cheesy lumps?"
"Do you feel you are growing weaker?"
OF the Stomach.
Catarrh OF the stomach Is usually caused
by swallowing mucous which drops down from
the head and throat at night. Quickly cured
with little cost by Doctor Shores's famous
treatment
sis there nausea?"
"Do you bech up gas?'
Are you constipated?"
'Is your tongue coated?"
do you bloat up after eating?"
SIS there constant bad taste in MOUTH"
Now is the time to be permanently cured.
Doctor shores is curing hundreds every week.
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$5.00A Month For All Diseases, Medicines Free $500
an meddne
The Head and Throat.

This form of catarrh r. most common--re.
sulting from neglected colds--quickly cured
with little cost by DR.. Shores's famous
treatment.
rs the nose stopped up?'
docs your nose discharge?"
rs the nose sore and tender?'
is there dropping in the throat"
'.Do you sleep with your mouth openY'
You can be easily curse Sox->SeG- iss It
-I0x SEte cRnp9Asxascel
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-17
NATURES WARNING

Aches and Pains Are tho Danger Signals
That You Are Sick and Need Treatmsnt.
Read the following symptoms over
carefully, mark those you feel in your
case and send or bring them to DR.. A.
J. Shores. and he will tell you whether
sc, .sa Re cured, s-sa =. skarse.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-17
Liver Disease.

The liver Is affected by catarrhal poisons
extending from the stomach into the ducts
of the liver. Quickly cured with little cost
by Doctor Shoress famous treatment.
DO you get dizzy:''
DO you have cold feet:'
DO you feel miserable"'
do you get tired easily"
do you have hot flushes:"
Are your spirits low at times:"
DO YOU have rumbling in bowels:"
"ssse .-s siiA -sA:n Ssnres cs.zs ssd:cat'
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-17
A Guarantee.

The DIR. A. J. SHORES COMPANY is in
corporated, and Is composed of business
men OF Los Angeles. No tigureheads in this
company. AS to the honesty and reliability
of the DIR. A. j. SHORES COMPANY it
might be well to mention as directors:
DR. A. j. SHORES. President
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK, Treas
WIN. BOSBYSHELL. Director.
WALTER ROSE. Director.
Il NJ OGDEN, Director.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-17

Prof Theodore H teacher so1 South Beau
liver and bowels and had been suffering for 20 treated with eminent
My health has restored and for the first 20
been benefte
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-17


gladly testify
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-17
OPEN-hIR CONCERT
The Los Angeles Military Band 1t Westlake
This Afternoon


The Los Angeles Military band, Mr..
Decide, director, will render an excel
lent program of music at Westlake
park this afternoon. Following are the
numbers:
March. Mushinan. Carl
I.eutner'S Fest overture.
Cuius' Amman (from Stabat Mater, Ros.
SIM.
Waltz. Violette. WaldteufeI.
Original Cavatina (cornet SolO), Leon.
hart-Performed by w. ID. Decide.
March, San Diego. Robinson.
Grand selection from Wagner's Tam.
haueser
Hungarian dance mo. y. Brahms.
My Pretty Little Dark Eyed Clair, Rog.
erson. rI ..
Finale, selected.
Grand May ball, given by the sisters
of Pacific Lodge, No. 1879, o. M. p, for
the benefit of the sick fund, at Turner
hall. 321 South Main street, Saturday
evening. May 23d, 1896. Admission. 25
cents. Dubious persons not admitted.
Shoneman & Blanchard orchestra.
Read Simpson tabernacle church no
tice in today's issue.
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Free
Treat
ment.

So confident is
Or. Shores that
he can cure Ca
tarrh and Chron-
ic Diseases, even
in its worst forms,
that a cordial in
vitation is ex-
tended to all per-
sons suffering
from this dis
ease, or from
cough, asthma,
or any lung
trouble, to call
at his office in the
Redick Block for
a free examina-
ton and a free
trial local treat
ment.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-17

DR.. Shores
Treats and
Cures:
Catarrl1.
Asthm ma,
Bronchitis,
Weak and
Sore Eyes,
Deafness,
Neural gia.
Insomnia,
Heart Disease,
Dyspepsia,
Rheumatism,
Malaria,
Chronic
Dysent terry.
Kidney Disease
Nervous
Diseases,
Blood Diseases,
Skin Diseases,
Fe ale
Diseases,
Hemorrhoids,
And Other
Durable
Diseases.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1896-05-17

Read Simpson tabernacle church no.
tice in today'S issue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-12
Political Pointers.

Tho DEMOCRATIC State executive
committee will meet this evening.
Huslling Harry Joseph is desiious Of
continuing In the Office OF county .uf
veyor
ID. q. Dunbar n now In Washington.
From there lao will 10 on to New Hork
after which hu viii return home TOT y
lew days anu then 40 East again.
Hon. John r. Caine and william
Lett have returned from Col1uuU
where thoy were on n iuud collects x
miisiDu tor the national Democracy.
Ogden Pr,st; Every day persons
afu found Ia variuuH parts VI the town
Tor Mckinley auu tney sto posiuvs;
whole streets o. the bench are that
way.
Manti Messeuggu Silver, protection
aud fccipTOuUy ~ the chmfaign ciy
VI 5 npulo county RopubiloAns.' LIT
Nv stand on that platform no matter
what the balance OF tho State does.
The Domscralic county convention
viii DO held Ia the Granl Opera House
ou du,ufiay, Htp.emutr 10. while tho
Hapuulicaua will meet IN tue Salt Lake
ihoater " 90 similar work ON tn
same Jay. Both pafIles hold precinct
pnmafita On Tuesday eVonins neKt.
rlntlc Minoi, The Provo Enquirer
u attempting ~ make nght against
ssnRtor Frank J. Cannon. Inc puny
efforts Of the Enquirer, howeysf, only
MAKE the honesty, AFFINITY aud worm VI
"Oul Flank" slaud out IN mole glow
ing colon. Senator Cannon ttpfosonie
Uiah, the Enquirer fepfos, mis- uolhiHg
uuiuis II b. HannA's barrel.
Provo Enquirer TIE Salt Lake
rnuunu feels torrly depressed over
senator DubjiJ defeat 10 Idaho, anu
yol the Tribune says "tha, except fof
DUBOIS this year the two parties would
nave been aligned Nc ieTmufiy. Mt.
Dubois h Responsible then Tor his 10.
ieai; Democrats and Populisla should
OF Dc blamed,
MI. Plptsau, pytAmid: Eastern
pspufa are anxious 20 know how Ia,
women voters u C0lofado, Wyoming
aud Titan will e1ptess tneir sentiment /,
In regard TO 6O.uent DOLLAR, SOCIAL d;
10 they don't express mole iniclngenc,
thsn hundreds VI Thousands OF mait
voters ffumthe tlums OF great oitio',
We miss our guese.
Speaking OF the iclAIms Of woulI.b,
candidates as 10 "soinchesp anu "suft
ihings" IN a political way, 5herfl
! Haruy ssyt; cat fuminds NO thnt N,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-12
A PEACE COMMITTEE.
republicans Appoint One and Try 10
CT Together
A SOMEWHAT STORMY EFFORT.


Prominent Republicans, both Me-
Kinley aud Bryan, met at the Knuls-
ford last evening with view Of getting
together and smoking the pipe Of
peace. Probably nity Of than were
present. Among them were the fol.
lowing:
Samuel Mcdowell, y. II. Hin, q. E.
Varlan, Is. J. Kenyon, &. O. White.
more, George l.. iNye, A. II. Parsons,
A. \. Geddss, J. T. Hammond, II. H..
MeRsig, +. ID. Klmball, NJ. j..
O'Aleara, Fred Simon, Isadore Morris,
Il. q. RoEnon, Il. IL. Scott, George
westervelt, l.. ID. II. Thompson, w. J.
Harvey. Fred Dennis, George Buckle,
4. IL. CalllsteT. T.. NJ. LcPfohop,
George w. Meyer, Scott CflsmoD, d.
a. wongeb d. =. Emery, q. II.
Emery, Louis Hyams, George Il.
squlns, IL. =. q. Coate'. q. h. OGen'
bach. II. r. Evsns, y. T.. Richie,
John Brobiol, l.. &. johnson and J.
&. 5Andborg, also d. &. Mclaughlin
Of Park City.
Tho meatlng was called 10 order by
r. q. Waite aud Hor. George NJ.
Cannon was made chairman after
the honor had been declined by Sam
}. Kenyon anu :. II. Hill. George
w. Meyer acted ~ sccretary. Mr.
Waite started the hall rolling by intro.
duclng the following resolutions ne u
"tsxt lot discussion:
Whereas, Tho present confusion and
uncertainty existing In tho minds OF lto-
publican voters u tue state OF Utah ~ TO
tho proper course to adopt " tending to-
ward disruption and disqualification In
the party; and
Whereas. IL Is lmperAtively necessary
that some certain aud dxed plan OF action
be decided upon that will bost insdfo tho
nomination OF only one Republican Com
groEsman aud one Republican legislative
ticket, aud only one set Of Republican
county officers throughout tho State of
Utah and thus avoid fusion or confusion,
and
Whereas, A difference Of opinion exist.
la tho minds OF Republican voiora as 10
the national electoral uckoli now, ihore-
fora be- II
Resolved. By this conference Of silver
Republican,;
frsl-ThAt tho several counties OF the
State OF utah DO recommended and urged
10 send delegates 10 tho silver mass dele.
gate convention 10 DO hold in Salt Lake
CITY ON september q, 1900, which dele.
gate. shall DO Instructed 10 soe that no
nomination of a candidate for Tons ross
be made at aaid silver convention.
Socond-That the Republicans Of tho
several counties In tho Siaio OF Utah b.
further recommended and urged TO elect
at their respective Republican county
conventions now called for that purpose,
full delegations Of unqualified silver Re.
publlcans TO attend the Republican con.
gre.slonal convention now called To be
held In tho city " Ogden on September
~, 1900
Third-'rhat said delegates 10 said og.
den congressional convention be In.
structed aud pledged by their respective
county conventions to SEQ to u tint tho
nominee ~ said Congressional convon.
non, who VIII DO the standard bearor of
tho Republican party Of tho State Of Utah
IN iho coming campaign, shall be man
whose record both as siaunch silver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-12

man aud devoted Republican oinno; be
questioned.
Fonrth-rhat the Republicans ln tho
several counties ~ tho state oi Utah 10
further recommended aud urged, irro.
HpectiVe ~ their Vows na Co the electoral
heHd OF TIM national iirktt. to Join in
ono Republican county convention when
tho sntno shall DO properly called, and
there nominate candidate, Tor county
office.
Fifth-Thai for tho oatrving into Of
icct OF tho sentiment of his conference,
and tho PRONUNCIATION aud dissomina-
ton of tho Views IN those resolutions
expressed, an executive committee ~
i've DO appointed by this mooung with
full power and authority TO act In tho
premises.
Mr.. Vafian said he did not intend 10
DO bound by the meeting; that the
resolutions did not point Tue way out
u the woods for independent think.
ing Republican,; no uiiu't believe IN
such d0uhle deaingiit was an unman
YUMA meficau way Of Carrying water
On botn Shoulders. a better plan
would be Tor tho Republican State
committee 10 cali tii tho Ogton COO.
vention. II ~ should DO caIluI 0n and
the Republicans OF tho State lett free
to attend the silver c1nvcrtion IN this
city, new phase would b, pfttc1tod
That wfuli be- worthy NJ cnnsiierAtinu.
10 was true that the desire Tor har.
mony was % general among the Sic.
kinney men NJ was cihimed, then u
rested with them to busin negotiations.
The Republican party, ho said hal
something ulsu 10 consldtr tnan the
carrying On OF elections Ia the several
c untief. A great principle was ~
stake, q principle that 81 appealed 10 n
large number VI Republicans that they
ieit II 10 TO their duty 20 sever the
associations Of their political life. NJ
honlfAblo man could participate 10
b1tn the indopendent state eonvon.
ton and the Okien convention. Such
course might do for wafd.heolefs.
but not TT tue great republican psfty.
The solution proposed by the futoiu.
lions was not practicable.
a running debate followed In which
considerable feeling was nuovn.
Those who participated most actively
were M,esrs. Cannon, squiree,' Ken.
yon, Meyer, Waite, l,sdofo Morris,
Secretary 81 State Hammond ana
George l.. Nye. Finally tho ftsolu.
tioDe we're eide.tracked for n motion
made b. Nye to the effect that com.
milteu Of i've be appointed 10 confer
with the Republican Stale executive
committee and the Independent Re.
publican executive committee, In the
interest Of peecs anu repof, At n meet
ing 10 DO held on Monday evening
next.
George l.. NYe, r. q. Waite, n, II.
Par,ons, a. =. Geuuts And George
Buckle were named ne membpn Of
such mmitlee, after which the meet.
iug adjourned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-12
Garfield Politics.

The Democratic convention OF Gar.
field county, says Tribune corIcs.
pondcni, met In PAnguitch on tue SIN
Inst. and nominated the following
Ticket
State R,pfeseniauve-Joteph Hous.
ton Of Pauguilch.
Counly ClerA-Gsctge l.. Hanks Of
Pangultch.
Rs,order-Mrs. s. o. Crosby OF Pan.
guiich.
Prosecuting Attorney Edward
Wilcox Of E'calAnte.
Shcrifi-Edmuud Allen OF Eaca.
lAnte.
rrsasuter-w. I. owens Of Pan.
gultch.
Assvssor- william Cotton Of E,ca.
iAnte.
surveyOr-M. J. Burgess Of Pan.
guitch.
CommissiDnefs-A. ID. Clark, James
Vaeter and Hyrum uales.
The following delegates were elected
To the state convention 10 bn held IN
Provo on tue 9ithi Jnhp Hons on. w.
T.. Wilson, II. q. Clark IT,, j. j.
steiner nuu w. T. Owens.
The following delegates were elected
10 the senatorial convention to be held
Ia MaTyhvale on the 1910. Edward
wilcox, ]. !. Steiner, James Vautof,
ID. o. Wilcox aud w. T.. Sargent ioI
the senate.
They were instructed 10 work for III,
nomination OF w. 4. Sargent for IN,
senate.
M ~ - tt.. 80 a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-12

tlmc, In '6s, itaked or ami claimed
SECTION u land down on the river,
aud 10 became mine By flRht | founu
that tho land had selected was lltsf.
ally covered with Jack fabtiis, which
were nle1 mine. Yts, Owned tho
lack rabbits nll fishi, but darn mo " /
could control 'cm."
Utah State Journal: A. Saxey
frehts into rrint again aud wants
snusior Frank J. Cannon TO prove
who cot the money Tor voting
for Mckinley AMI gold IN thoSt. bouis
convention. Should there be trial u
would probably result In a Scotch YER.
diet: equity, but not proven" 10 Il
one Of those cases where u IL almost
imp3ssible 10 fut0ish dlfeot proof Of
cult; but tho citcumaiautlal evidence
lsttfong enough 10 convince tho rub
lie nina. Try fomolhing else, Mt.
5axey.
Davis County CilprcE AZ the Dem =
cratic primary he'd ut tho btick hall
on Iuesday evening Jaten IOlmsn
was chcstn chairman and John X.
Hampton secretary. There was gooJ
attendance Of hoih hdioi anu gentle.
men. The following named delegates
and alturnatns were elected 10 attend
the convention nt Fhrmington next
Wednesday, September 1914! John
Fisher, ~. 3. You ~, ID. q. Wiley 81,
j. j. Holbrogb, RJRUna Slckcf, Mfs.
William H1lbfook, j. II. Hampton,
Jaren Tolmau, Thomas Ihurgoo1,
Mfs. Alice n ilbrook, Joseph Il. Hol.
brook, ia Ia Davis ana Samuel Nay.
Tor JF John Conner. Daniel Kuigh.
too, Richard 5oltmln ana Horny
Garrett were chosen nlietnatca. Tue
voting for all the delegates except John
Fisher was done BY ballot II. =.
Young and John Cooper were ties
when Mr. Cooper declined In iayof Of
MI. Young. Samuel Sessions was
nominated for constable and +. +.
Wiley for Justice Of tho peace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-12
World has been enriched with the va
liable infornaiion;

w. a. Clarke Of Butte, Mont, the mill
lionairo owner Of tho Anaconda silver
mine, was oosoied today with tho Bryan
managers, aud Il 10 taid tonight no has
brought 10y o. Chairman Jones. Accord
ing to generally credited story, he has
agroed Ia raise 100000 ~ tho fir.l cam
paigu oiloflng Of ho silver mine owners
outside Of the state Of Colorado.
This important piece Of news seems
10 need only three iniig uincant amends
ment;
/. "Tho Anaconda silver mine" Is a
copper mine.
.. Il IL not owned bv W. a. Clarke,
bus by tho Rothsohilds, }. Il. llaggin
and Marcus Daily.
o. its owners arc all gold men.
with those tufilng cancellations the
Wofld'a story would become accurate
ontulh 10 pass outsory inspection,
aud even without them II Ia NJ tfuthiui
M most OF tho Published rumots about
the political contributions q the silver
rllnc owners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-12

Tho nuuft sall water bathing In
tho world. Trsius leave nj a7;i5 u. NJ.
1000 a. N. and l;l5 \. III. Effective
Monday, August gl,L
'nally t1cert sunday.