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Political Pointers.

Hsfrlsop rprrfy OF tho Fourth ward,
this oily, 10 prominently apoksr o. A. u
canuidats for @ unity eommisiioutf n
thu Republican ticket.
Mrs. l.. u. Wells ha. returned from
Idaho. 10 Pc currently fepffitd that
she will be tender q a State sonilofih ~
omlnatlon on tho Republican lCkgi.
II Il claimed that W. II. Faih,vofih
viii hAvr the Heeond mnniclpal wRr1
islerai on salldly NJ his back 'of the
county fvoufdsfuhip ~ minaiiia IN the
Republican convention.
a Prominent candida TOT e'unty
surveyor on the Republican ileltl nov
comes forward IN thu person Of y. ~.
LYmAu IT,, whose friends hAvu In.
ducei him 10 make tho race.
DeIuty II. Il. MeKsig mas sIhlbiisd
extraordinary activity tue lsi, week
in behalf Of his chief, Scott Ciimon.
Hu 10 anxious Tor the rrimaiits 10 do
me right kind OF work tomVfioE nlsh'.
McKaig 10 alsD anxious TO holi bic own
place a. long as posslble.
Provo Enqulrefi Too boll,n ate 40
very TOW outaido OF bslt bakeAn1 the
mining camps that We sec no nscs.slly
Tor their organization thklng part In
tho campaign. In TACT, " they Insist
IN tofoing their commlttsemeu on lhu
party, there will DO troubs, We feel
hat there has been conosssioai enough
made 10 tho bDlterp.
Wasateh Wave, Boon aiIsf the
ID IN lcralio scns,ofial conysnilon foF
this district met In tho coufi house
tuesday Il began 10 rain aud II Kept
iRining harder until tho convention
sul utned, when u IonIei' A Re-
pubiioan remarked, "It hAwet day
Tor Den,ecrsu," lo which adelsgate
frp led, cit will bs . cold day iof r..
publcAns IN about six wsesh"
The Utah State Journal' The Re-
fublleans OF Utah county hivs placed
two Ia los on Their uokst-Af. +. T.,
stosutt Tor the LEGISLATURE and Msl
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Gtand-Lost Paradise, while no,
ctowdlug the seating capacity oil tue
Grand. Ia noverlheless ming It with
gooi.uisod audiences who seem 10 Ap.
probate ths performances very much.
The excitement Of the sesson's OPEN
Ing IL not fell 20 much by tho PLAY CTS
aud = better presentation OF the play IL
bolng given. Tonight IL society night,
aud full house Ia sxpsctej, ghile tor
the matinee Saturday the seating ca
naelty OF the house will no doubt be
thVioughly taxel.
Tho Remenyi concert tonlghl-At
the Congregational church tonight
Eifuri Remenyi, tue great solo vio.
Hoist, will give one OF his famous con.
cefts, asiitpd by sumu sminun ard
oupablv aftisis. This cincert will be q
faro treat ioi the lOyors VI music anu
10 will no doubt DO literally patron.
iErd.
Bflsiol's Horpo shoW-The Lyceum
viii throw npcn ~ J0ofa M0ndsy
night, Oct. OH, with BIist1pa cele.
bfated h sfsu nhow az the attraction. A
number OF performing squinea are
said 10 extcuto marvellous ieais Of
training aun education, showing tho
great bagaeity u the horse ani HE
surueptihillty 10 education. The por-
f1rmaroc viii continue throughout the
week.
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In tho police couIttaday Lucille Fen.
Messy nh inmate Of Em. ID. Mari
housu Of lll.iamo was found guilty o.
petit larceny Ia the theft Of several
articles OF clothing from Ada Wllson.
Lucille promptly gave notice II appeal
aud hor bond was fxei al 800.
a seKiet OF gentlemen from the ~.
raj districts were having a hearing foI
disturbing the ueacs NJ preas time,
with Attorney r. II. Stephens NJ theii
counsel. The men got mixed ~ inl O
regular iree.for.ali Il sht Ia Young.
befg's saloon on Second South street
"Wednesday evening and were arrested
by officer Hemple.
J. ID. Page ali l.. a.. Jones forfeited
SIS each for keeping gambling houses.
John y. 5hort vas givth 90 days In
all for vagrancy while John Condio
for drunkenness, aud disturbing the
Tuncc was mulcied go.
J0ste johnson, colored man who 4,
charged with burglary, pleaded moi
guilty ana his hearing was set for Ffi'
day at . O'CLOCK. His bond was fixed NJ
500.
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ihst autf Sent n4btr ~ tis gTvlct
usuid no LONGER b. nc den 10
tue plumbing Inspectors otiice. In
me meantime Alexander Miles
was appointed ~ Health Connie.
siUner Dalby, with Instructions 10
take possession Of the ON, on the nnt
lay Of Ociotef.
Accordingly Mt. Miles this morn
ing reported Tor duty, a. did Mir. Hig.
han, slso. The latter refuses TO vacato
and holds possession by virtue Of his
previous appointment and the fact
That he has not been removed by the
council.
Nit. Miles tahso Io.ssasion on the
grounds VI bis appointment ny tue
health department. lie also tayB that
prevltus 10 the passage u the
recent ordinances thafe WIS no
such office u plumbing Inspector and
consequently sir. Hig1am'e claim u
without faundati0u. The ordinance,
says Mf. Miise also, transferred the
work Of the Office, but not the iucum'
bent, from tue engineering depart.
lnent 10 the health department, iuf.
Their evidence Of tho INSTABILITY Of Mt
Hlgham's claim.
1nore IL al'o wing tight OF hand
10 this matter In when Councilman
htewaft aud Mayof ulundinning are
principal fgutef..
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Precinct y --R1om I8 Esgle hi ek,
Pfeciuo 22-24z west Fret SONS,
Precinct .8-21l wet Second South.
Precinct - - ArmstrouR,s ban,
Fourth Wet snd Second south.
Precinct 2b-808 west First Hauih,t
Precinct 26-gOl wpst Frat soulb,
Precinct ~ - Seventssnth SAID
school house.
Precinct 2s-seventeentb ward Re.
iluf society nall.
Precinct 2e--sas Wall street, corner
Pear.
Precinct S)-wintcfe's, corner Cen.
Nr sud Fns Mesi.
PfsciBci a2-l2a north si.tb wei.
Precinct 8B-l 3 norm Etshth West
Precinct a. iiB vrst h,cond Nofh.
Precinct $3.50 west -Four IA Noflh.
Precinct SIR ink building, Nonb
SAT- Lake.
pfsclncis 81 aud Bs-Elsb,ssnia
ward sch Oi house.
Pfecincis 80, 40 anu 4l--Butlingion
school Cue.
Precinct t2--Ss X sreet.
Precinct a. raggaft'. hall.
Precinct 4i-Airi- csrfiag. htuts.
Precltot i5-COruer ftcopu Z 9TH
And Ninth East.
Pfsclnci 4j--sbi saet Fret South.
Precinct As Industrihl Home.
Pnciuoi iJ-tilcnel cu block.
Precinct DO Room 10, Hooper 3 81.
dfedge block.
Pfscinct b2-2is State street.
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TRADING ON CHANGE
The First Day lE ihs PIT UidI ihs
Ms Order.
THE STOCKS nor AucriosEo SOW.
Galsna and four 'cs Meet Win
saies Iolsy ilps 'and
spur.

This wa. the hfst day on change
under tho nav erdsr Of tbings-the
80 n, Ii, a., ,..ni, %.
" -
Vefy gratifying TO say tue least lh'
stocks arc not auotloDud now ~ they
nave been heretofore, but each broker
.t,,nty ,,....,. I'd. n..t,,,ons ON ina
Imply p'esenu MS qID''''Oos w ' ''s
.s., ,ssao,,,,,,. an,
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The case o. the Territory W Andres
Baftlrfaon was afguod in the supreme
court this msf1ing aud taken under
Adyisemeui.
Ten days additional time was grant
ed By Judge Richie IN which toe de-
fenuant 10 the case VI Hawkes. W Con
10y 81 al may snswor.
Isaiah Sutherland, 20, Of Big Got.
ionwocd, aud Eva J. Buxr1, 10, OF
Paflsys phrs, are parties TO a marriage
license drawn iodAy.
All Of this mofning was consumed
In an effort 10 grt a Jury W try the cate
oi Edwin \. Riub W RIO 0rango
Western Railway company 81 al, dam'
age, and tue effort VS. continued this
afternoon Va Judge Streets court
In the Supreme court today A,tof.
noy James A. Williams presented q
Tetition tor . writ VI mandate b. the
caas VI John 4. snelsgn, felator, W the
Third diatfict court OF the State Of
Utah, chanoery division, Hon. Moftia
l.. Ri,chis, Judge presiding, retpon.
duui. The pou,i0n was taken undor
advisem0nt.
Marie y. Rabs was today granted n
divorce by Judge Richie from hef
husband, Henry y. Il be, VINO &c.
iaulted In Appearance. Toe decree
VIA askei en- The grounds 81 failure 10
provide on account 81 deisnianps
dissi alton. Tho iauy was also allowed
TO resume her maiden name VI Mare
h. kiohpfur.
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exnose. on exc erinoh boiy Of ore
running from ~ q 100 ounCos silver
and IS 10 30 pee cont ieat per ton.
Broker Is Sheet. has returned rom
his honeymoon trlp 10 N thfcufh
the state Of Colorado.
An Assessment Of cents pef shafe
has bsru posted on Natural Hhs alo IL,
dsiirqueot Oct. slst.
Most Of the stock hiokefa or conf.
deut M better buslnes on'ohinie after
toe pfeslfentisl sleuuOn. They figure
it tnat there IL no market NJ oil al
pfsnerf, aud that fshciion ~ cure 10
set 10 anst eleciioo, rgaIdloss " who
TIE winning candidate Il.
Mr.. NJ. n. Evans, VINO returned y
few daye ago from Deep Greek, says
that tn the Chester mine In which he
is Interested iedge " ore has been
uncovered which averages about 800
ounoes IN silver 10 the ton. a tunnel
Il nos hrlpg driven 4, tap the ledge
whlch IA expected 90 DO reached nj n
vertical depth Of shout sixty fee,.
Rlchfield Advoca,e-J. \. johnson,
q we'll known miulnk man from Park
Guy, IL down from summit looAing
alter some properly he owns In our
own 01ii Mountain district. One OF
bic claims 10 the Tendefioot snd an.
other 10 tie Sunset. They are near
uolghtOfs, both located on Filth Greek
and bulting on the northwest Of the
famous Tfspprt's pride aud Polar Star.
Last YEAR assays shovel the dirt worth
siz dcliafs 10 gold and carrying eight
ounces % silver siuce then littir
WORK has been done upon the twu
claims anj Mt Johns ne immediate
intsuflnr is tnrnmuirin saasssnisuts.
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Intimately concerned In reproduction.
Every mother OF a growing girl ought
to anticipate the earliest indications Of
approaching womlnhood and take every
pcrcaution 10 insure health and sound
ness In this one particular The slight.
est indication Of weakness should be cor.
rected Immediately by DR.. pierce's Pa
vonte Prescription the uuiailing speciht
for these delicate complaints
II gives special strength and healthy
tone to the feminine organism, and the
nerve centres, thus overcoming many dis
tTessiug symptoms which are wrongiully
attributed 10 neuralgia or dyspepsia OF
insomnia but are really caused by am nm.
healthy condition Of the special organism.
Mothers may consult Dr. Pierce either
personally or by letter concerning their
childTon'a health OF their own Ia the most
absolute confidence, and will receive pro.
fesslonll advice free OF charge Dr. Pierce
has been for Thirty years chief consulting
physician Of the lnvalids' Hotel and Sufgl'
cal Institute. at Buffalo, y Y The best
fruits Of his lie long experience arc en-.
bodied Ia "a thousand page Illustrated book
THE Common Sense Medical Adviser, 4"
containing explicit directions for home.
treatment Of many complaints which may
he successfully managed without q ply
siciani and a vast amount OF valuable In.
formation about the human anatomy aud
physiology A paper,hound copy will be
sent zee Tor ~ oue.ceut stamps 10 pay the
bare cost Of mailing or cloth bound for ten
cents extra Address above Institute.
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Miss Mabel Bcardsley, tho sister Of
Aubrey Doardsloy who has recently b..
come m actwa, IS thus described by
The sketch "AlH Child sho used t.
rcciie az various concerts and at homes.
Later on aho became a high school
teacher, having obtained ilnt elias,
honors IN the hithrr Cambridge locals
and was among DO first i've Of thosu
who intended % take up teaching on
account OF this success sho was offered
a scholarship ut Newnham college by
Miss Gladstone, During hgr hriof thcat.
rioal career sho has played Mrs Wank
lyn In 'lohn,a.Drcams, Lady Basldon
IN An Ideal Husband and has bocn un.
dorstudying at tho Haymarket and chi.
toIion. She made her debut In London
rs Edith In Dearest Mamma with great
success at u matinee not long ago
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Rose Moore for recorder. Tn. Ladies
should have q fair Representation On
the Republican cluaty nni legislative
ticket Of Weber county. but tho nomi-
nation should 10 a. women who are
well qualntd, No man or woman
should be plscsd on either ticket who
10 not qualifie and c1mnstent TO per.
form the duii,. OF tho ofiiev 10 which
he OF she may be elected.
Up 70 the present Alma q. Bsdlsr
has been counted upon % candidate
tor the equity r,cotdership on the
Rspublicsu tiohei. IL now transplres
that he feiired ffom tho Hello and for
such rtirement Will, n IL said, be
wen a detutYship under Soott Cfis-
M u 10 the event that gentlsman
ah0uld be his own successor. n this
ia tue Il means that one OF the three
dsrullss now IN the ofiics will shortly
havs 20 hunt new I1n. Tho deputies
are. II II. Mckair, Henry Mack anJ
3 ia Stone. TITO latter, II is claimed,
VIII be the unlucky man.
Rlcbnold Advocate. SEWER County
cut some cheese at tho two Republican
Stale conventions held recently ut
Mount Pleasant anu OGDEN. Al the
former ). N. Peterson was ctedeutial
COMMITTEEMAN, Henry MEX nuey ~.
helped choose the oOnventiOn's perms.
neDt tiiicefp, Fred Willta had his eay
IN the framing OF the Mckinley and
Hobart platform and Meter was made
one OF the permanent 1fiiosTs. Al
Ogden Mrs. Bolitho was a msmbef Of
the COMMITTEES on credentials, J. NJ.
Peterson on permanent organic 'tion
sud Meioer posed on the resolutions
committee aud was elected secretary
d The convention. No fiiss on Bsvier,
II We are COW county.
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Personal Paragraphs.

q. u. wiitland and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Meyers, all Of Council
Buns, are nj tho Walker.
Il. ). Thomas Of this city 10 registered
At the Cullen.
n, W. Anderson Of ogion Is recent
arrival a. the Cullen.
Loo NJ. shollabersor Of Omaha " stop
ping nj tho Tomploton.
MIR. aud Mrs. a. H. Bluuning OF Toll.
urldo, COL, are At the Temploton.
T.. j.. Cunningham OF Foatoria, orc,
aud WIN. Coumeflll OF Murray. Ida, arr
guests Ut the Walker.
Tho namo VI W. T. Lawrence II Choy,
enne appCars on tho Gallon register.
q, 4. Torsman aud wife OF Boise Ida,
arc located A. tho 1ompleton.
Lloyd Jones OF UinlAh IL CUES, al u,
Cullen.
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why more iypowritors do not be-
come proficient In medical uomonola.
turu, says manager Of an oilloo, sis n
question that often cpmcs 10 me. Such
work at good Pay is IN great demand.
but II Is dinlclt ,o lnd competent
takers ono day. noi long ago, ut the
meeting uf "a medical society, ono Of L.
members came Ia hero and offered f25
for TWO hours wurk " / could furnish
q capable operator sent my most in.
tolligunt worker. who was sure she
could take any proceedings. Before she
had worked 10 minutes she gave up In
despair The tossing technical tcrms
utterly routed hor She came back, and
the ncXt day. with her usual pluck. got
medical Dictionary. Today she could
take clinic looiurc, but sho Is the only
ono know who can. New York
Times.
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Republican Primaries.

The primaries to selse, delegates 10
tho Republican county convention
will BE- held on Friday evening. Oct.
,, IRON ., TO : .. M, In the vAriou,
sleellon precincts. The yStsn In that
party who want 10 have a voice In ihr
selection Of candidates 10 be voted for
on election day should attend the
pilmafles-the most impoftAnt OF the
ihitlalory vofk-sni there select dele.
gates who will fairly fepfeisat their
vlevs In making nomirAiions. A. tue
candidates 10 DO named nj the clnvsn.
ton are for county oiilets AMI mem.
bsn Of tho next Legislature, the Iu.
pteme Importance VI the besl elass Of
citizens In the party being present IL
readily recognised. ia the city cleo.
ton precincts, the primaries are held
NJ the following places,
Pfecinl l-Cornef Ninth Eab, and
Tenth South slieeis.
Precinct $50 eas, Ninth South.
Precinct BIOL sast Ninth south.
house.
Precinct b. EAidleyis lumber yard.
Precinct o-al2 south State street.
fieeines l-EiAl door Guy and
County building.
Precinct e-EIposition building.
ifeelnet lO-77l east Fourth South,
East.
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CRUELTY DESERTED.
U,n,n's Couhi,rt, art Mans P'T'
Hdy Ont, More illustrated
LEFT the MOTHER AND CHILD


Reading an item 10 the NEWS Of
To,,i.y evening last to the effect thal
I,wl, Il. BufblushAm, pg'u u, snu
Emm. LancsiofJ. sEsi g. DOW o.
Lake View, had drawn a marriage
license, Ms.AmAnda Mcdaniel eA'leu
mon the county attorney this morn
inc ict relief In her very awkward ana
uncomfortable position.
To the NEWS man sin. MeDAnie'
,,ld abe lived at sO7 south Sixth Eas'
,,r,s,,and that ,he vss sOrely troubled
ov.t having read Ia this paper = nouoe
10 the sfiec, that one who should De
Ne, husband was about 10 wed ano,hef-
Continuing Lst story the lady 'aldi
81 am 90, NAMED 10 Nj. Bnrnins'
ham; he /, no, my husband, ou' he
Ourh. TO "a, you eau sse--hsfe l' MS
boy, ju.i tor month, old yesterday.
can prove our relationship by fe'"'.
snos 10 plr,iv, from whom we rented
boo,.s We lived iof some time az
Mis-. L.kefi,, on Sixth Eat, near fiis'
souih. then We moved 10 a house
b.lonripg 70 Mf. Mills 10 the
Teeth ward; from there We moved
10 a NIUE IN Wellington avenue "
Inc Flint ward, and from there T. my
rfe..n, location. On the .slh OF last
Anil Lswis went away, ~ be sal, Ia
ast some money with which 70 pay
ib,.f,ut,and ihat be would be baos y
thsiasi part Of the sane week, l never
Jaw him until JULY, wh.n ] loca1el
MIN al Bouuufui and went 70 see
him. lie promised u make Thing.
fIsht win me n / would keep quiet
and be came home. Tnen no went
avay one day and has never come
back again, although he has vfitlon 10
M. several Dimes. Aud yet a lawyer
told ne there wts no justice iof me-
10 Justice for q poor woman but
will fnd out. BE-, mere ATE tue letter.
he vtolv 10 me, DAnd the poot woman
tismhlingly nAnnsd tho reporter sew
ersl letter. Written ifom places south
OF hero and all suafcssed 10 "hf'
Lewis Birmingham OF "Mfl. Aman'
% Bufninrham."
"Hr has sent 10 HI, clothes" con
ilnusd Mrs. McDinlel, with an tiir
10 keep back the ieaft, "but ! would
rather burn them than send tnsm u
him nov.n
The lady sppearu 10 tuier from
want, being very plainly dtessec; an
tao babe, al unconscious oi its moth
sf's great Voc, lay peacefully 10 be
arms, coveted win poor clothing. Ihl
posT w0manl plnehed and trouble
lined lace made her appear pfobabl,
oder ihan she really Il, but thifi.
ysan would most likely BE- . coffec
statement Of htragt.
Al aby rate, Mira Mcdaniel IA II
soru distress aud has come TO . poihl
where the roadlng Of tho Item sboy'
referred 10 has determined hef 10 put
sus osune BY watch Burminghau
might be oompellsd 10 do bet justie,
A. The father VI her Innocent babe.
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MINOR MENTION.

z. q. NJ. I.'s regular dividend will
be- paid the 10Th Of this month.
The weather prospects are all that
can be- desired for the nsxt few days.
This Mutual Improvement aAsocia.
tions will start up again this month.
Two days more, aud then conference.
visiiora are beginning 10 arrive In large
numbefs.
This year potatoes have reached tho
lowest market price ever known here
on ootobar l.
The Relief Society conference will
be held ON Saturday. An Interesting
time 10 anticipated NJ the meetings.
Fast mseilngs throughout the city
W 70 generally we'll attended today.
There were a few exceptions to thia
rue.
The NJ. 1. League rooms arc bscom.
ing "A tfominent autumn and winter
attraction Tor these intellectually 10.
Glued.
Now ia the timo TO give anothsr
thought 10 keeping money al home for
NANtNAuNlNh W IhANNHlAihA NUM-
rtuduols instead OF imporiatioas.
Notwithstanding the duh times, q.
Is, Il. Society mas slaTtu1 out on sn-
Iihof prosperous year. The value Of
he society As savings Institution d.
toooguiz'd by all who have COM eogsd
themselves with II.
Duck Lunters were out early this
morning, when tho law prohibiting
be sport expired, anu a perfect iuail-
ndo could b. heard all around the city
irUm hot Spungs lake on the north "
mo White lakes on lho west.
F1d Phh, the bartender whom
Jonn r. Alexander charged with hav.
ing stolen his watch was discharge
"Wednesday afternoon, AZ dey,lopsi
that Instead o. Pfan stealing the afll-
Gle, II hal been ltft by Alexander with
a coat dealer AZ security for S5 cent?
worth VI coal.
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ANOTHER orIIcr aix.ur.

Two PlumbiaE in.ps otofs New In
highi-Noith.r VIII Lot gs.
Now the plumbing inspectors office
Is Ia a mix.up. a short time ago the
City Council passed M oTiibAneo cteA.
ting tbs office OF plum blng,i nspectOfand
transferring the work ~ b, peuotmed
by tuoh an officer from the engint or.
ING 10 the health department. Here.
t0iote for some time paat the WORK of
plumbing Inspector has bssn donu by
Ait. Wan. Higham under Ito super.
vision OF the city inrrr.Rhctnily the
board % health Informed Nit, HiRhan
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Miss Eldredge's Recital.

TIE frsi annual sloou,ionaty rsoita !
by tho pupils under tho direction OF
Mis- Ruth Eldrsdgo, occurred al,
Chrisieuson's dauoing academy last
evening, quite large audience being
present.. This L. Mis-, Eldre1gs's frst
Hort 10 bring her students bsiofo the
public, aud the manner In which each
number was rendered amply repaid
the audience for the evening spent.
The pupils showed marked Improve
ment. and brought out In q iavofabl o
light the excellence OF tho instruolio n
given.
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'r"oH- ann a.aa,c


MN ioEK Oct i.-Tradtns 49,.
displayed weakness o. tte -. W NE eufis,
atiac.s concessions were unlTtsi,. . tst'
HUNTINGTON and leather pfeferrss ~ tuat1
~ rcaruon was soon chresra g.,
innncnce % seed buying Of Her9i. Nnfsf ia
nh,iAnf aanel suhened apprCcishis N haa.
tsr volume and the disanuoiaf.ss VS. Ia
quoiau.ns were ignored. hcssf 49, endad
'an tnade gains Of respectively 's hat.
ees"',e ~ s,tss. ml,a,sy retained itrsrs To-
Nh conspicuous BY q rise to u a. tlng hiH
uealnH lhe continued tfmness ~ ~ feAitd
l,na eAchange has been Nriotiesi'v Z. w, sse sigf.
ui.sah s',na. snd nqsied rates made ,g,,t
and short bills. ' ~ iot 10 a
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Mr.. 2abrisl,io il . Now York woman
who gives layishly Of her wealth. sho
Is "a parshonor a. "tho little church
around the corner" and this edifoe
bears testimony Of her generosity. Tho
marble roredos, as well as the parish
house, are her gifts, tho two aggvgat.
ing % cost VI f7s, 900. She bus recently
built q memorial church 10 her mother
ut Newport - the 2ahriski Memorial
ehureh--at an expenditure Of tl00. 00u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-01

Who iiad n very ussiihy supply OF
check aud Psrslsisnc,.

VINO had Nefr nealthr Supply OF
check snd Psr.isisncs.
1his morning Harry Moiberg, on
Italian apparently, called on Commis.
uionur Geddss saying he was sick and
ganted 10 DO sent TO the noapilal.
Quest oning his applicant Mr.. 0sIde.
learned that tho sick man wal en-
foutu tom OmahA 10 Los Angels.
where no had relatives, aud that he
applied NJ Ogden for relief from his
malay. Hn was given n small bottle
VI medicine al the junction city and
started on on his vBy-hot 10 T. .
Angeles; tut, Of course, 10 ball Lake.
MI. Geudes announced g. his wsuid.be
charge that ball Lake county wac
weary Of being madu tie dumping
place OF paupers anu invaiida iTom our
neik hblr In the north, but la view Of
the sickncsn Of tns Italian ho would
send min To- physiolan and furnish
him with . ticket back TO Ogden. liz
refused, however, 10 make him =
charge Of the county.
Al this MoTDerg becams angry aud
sept NJ such persistent appeal that
the O. mmitslOner boeamu impatient
aud ordered CLERK Emery 10 follow the
instructions given. Aud then Mt.
GVdcus dew.