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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-02
PROVO VALLEY.
High Water on tho Rirer-Bu'ineus
Improvements


fresIa. Correspondence OF che NEwg
IuAuLrsrON. WasatUh Co., June
lot, 1895. -Provo river iq higher than
1t hal been Tor twenty yoar'. Much Of
the farming land IL under water along
the valley ami the result will be sefl.
Gus TO farmers In this county. The
wagon bridge spanning the river BE-.
tween here aud Midway IL threatened.
A notice hss been put up warning
travellers not u attempt TO cross over
IT, Olhcr bridges are ia danger 81
being washed away. The road IN many
pluc between moro and Provo city is
uudtr water and 10 IL with difficulty
that teams make the journey up or
down tho canyon. Those who are IN
a position 10 know report more snow ut
the head OF the river than has been f0f
a rfoat macy years.
The Charleston Creamery company
are erecting large factory below
town, the old place becoming too
cTampod tor their increasing business,
This Ia n grcnt source " revenue 10 the
people Ia Provo vallFy. The butter
turned out Ut this instituii1n ~ choice
auu meets q ready market. The good
people VI Midway are preparing 10 e..
tablish cheese factory At that burg.
Crops AMI grass bid fair TOT good
yield.
Refreshing raine have visited the
valley and everything appeaia fresh
and iinc.
a corps OF surveyors arc locating q
line through Provo canyon on which
the ID. d. Il. q. w. win build a road
TO PARK CITY. a large force Of men
aye building a ditch 10 the canyon "a
convey water Tor the Provo river
power plant AMI altogether the canyon
magos quite lively appearance. Road
Supervisor Ohvrr haws OF Provo u
repairing The wagon road und whol
done the thoTous hiare viii be In in'
shape. ID.
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Nine Happy Couples.

The following lioonsei % wed were
Issued today by tho county clorl
Robert 4. Pixtou, North Jordan, 90,
and Mary J.. Balomau, West Jordan,
"a, william Nlsbot, Amy. "a, and
Agnes O'Neil, Of the same place, 20;
Harry J. Whlte, OgIon, ~. aud Etua
Louise Howe, salt LnAe City, %; Fred
5outham, -, anu Sorhia Rasmu'sen,
n, both Of this city; Ftei Bontlef, O.,
aud HArtic, Asiie, 20, both Of this city
Samuel Il. Wright, %, aud Lydiu
Thompson, IS, both OF Murray; Isaac
w. Beckslead, "a, ana Josephine Nc
ChTugtun. q, both Of south Jordan
william Decide, Park Ciiy, -, ana
Mabel Norman, Lehi, 20; William II
Lovosy, 20, and Edith ROusiler, 20
both VI this city.
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MINOR MENTlON.

In the police court today Pat Klely
was finou So tor drunkenness, WINE
Mike Domunltus and Hugh Hammond
VINO we're guiiiy Of similar oilense,
enriched the city trcasuicty TO the eN'
tent ct 50 eacI.
There afo now three deck serrnants
In tue police department., Tor oil OF
which Charlie Livingstone and James
ID. Adams nfu extremely thankful, 90
they wall no longer Ne required TO put
IN twtive.hour SMILE.
Teachers aud others Interested ore
Invited to zee tho drawing Of the bret
year preparatory studeuth OF the Uui-
vefsily ia room IS, University build.
iug. on "wednesday. Ihutsday AMI
Friday, June ., aud D.
Bflant +. Young, has launched forth
as manager VI a western theatrical tx.
change with headquarters In the Com
morcisl block, this city. The organi.
zation pTop1tpl TO do a general
dramatic aud theatrical business.
Bishop Leonard aud tbs Rowland
Hall faculty will give n reception %
tho school named on Saturday evening
next An Interesting time 10 antici'
gated. Tue closing concert viii be
slvon al the First Congregations
church on Tuesday evening, the 9th
inst.
Miss Jeanio T.. Russell, who is nov
In tue lead in the voting for nivhl
queen, " a native Of Pennsylvnuiai
her parents having come To the Quaker
State from Scotland. A iow year
later the family returned 10 the old
county, aud lived near Glasgow
There they met with many Utah pro
Pic, 10 whom they were worm friends
About two Yeas ago Mr.. Russell died
. he family has come TO Utah to MAKE
this State their permanent home.
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Ouiy 1u.intyIvor,.

NoRFoIlS, w., June 2.-Nswb has
Lust tuaon,d tnia city through two
survivors OF very serious Decoration
day accident resulting In the drown.
log OF AK psrsons Ia Hampton Roady.
The sloOp tfens left Tanners Greek,
near this city, 10 the afternoon with
sight ooloFcd persons on board, bound
90 Hampton u paf,icipsls In tue
memorial Cxpiclses. NJ 7;ii she
started on the return trip. Having n
head wind she beat about ana at l0.i0
O'Clock, when In Hampton Roads, sns
was struck by "A blast u wind anu
heavy SEA at the same time which
capsizsd hur. Those aboard chung u
the boat ana an effort was made TO get
her back to Hampton, bat the sea was
~ heavy that sue sunk nnd only two
Of the PARTY are reported 10 be savoi.
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Wore widowsr's weeds - Oakland
ana Preached LieausntiS.

Rnd Preached llepusntlS.
San Fmncnc1 Chronicle Of Sunday;
Rev. Francis licrmanf, gno Il 20 badly
WAutcd 10 5slt Lac iOr the murder OF
Henrietta Clsu ON anu Anuiu Samuel.
500, ~ vol known in Oagiand, where
no lnssei come weeks two years ago
last August.
A. that umu Hormlns was 10 al.
tendance nt the nuai conference OF
tue Norwegian anu Danish Methodist
church Of the Pacific coast. lhi- eon.
terence iuoiuues Utah, Montana,
Washington, Oregon and California,
which accounts igf Hermsns' pfeiencu
In Oakland.
The conference lasted nearly n week.
10 was ueld In tue pretty little N0fwc.
gian and Danish Methodist Episcopal
church, ON twentieth street, ueAr san
Pablo avenue. BshOp FitGgorald
presided and next TO him, perhaps,
hcTmans wna tue most Important psf
suuAge. it was n conferences VI mis-
/ sious and Hermans was elected uecfe-
taty, parlly because Of his proficiency
| Ia English As weli ~ the scandinavian
/ Tongue.
Atiho time Hefmans was here hc
| was wearing widowct'i weeds for his
third wife, who was recently deaf. IL
| Nv not reported that he ulod 10 carry on
any OF the blooming manipulated
/ scandinavian girls OF Oakland.
| During the day tue exercises at thu
| conference were conducted IN English.
In the evening the dovOtlons were ~
| Norwegian or Danish, whiohovnI
camu most convenient 70 the minister
Ia charge. HurmhDs, ~ addition ~
his duties NJ secretary, which he II
said 20 have performed very accept
ably, spoke one evening uud made u
marked impression by lis olgqueuct
and appearance. He epOF Ia Nor.
weglan ana received many Lvitatiout
10 speak u second time.
Rav. August Peteft0n, the pastor ol
tho Oakland ohuich, knsw Hermann
Intimately and personally long before
the latter came 10 Oakland, They
usod TO correspond, but have not since
their last meeting. MI Peterson know
Hermann aecond anu third wiyCs. lie
GAYS that the second wife, Misc Wan
! gen VI West Superior whose dta,u
occurred M February, 1891, Rn ovei
wAum PotJHOn preached 100 iuuOta
sermon, died from natural causes hnd
was, m fact, insalo, Ills evc0ld VIII,
wasa Niles Lemon u lows.
Mr PelertCn Hhys that Aotmaua Is 0
swede, about a. yoafs u age, anu WA
formerly RBAllUL Ailet his conversion
hu was Interested "a Heameu's missions
lilo was q sulEoduCated man, having
never had collegiate training.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CAMILLE-rhe announcement that
Dumas great story would BIO tho Nh
NJ tue Grand this week, with Jennie
Remark In tue title role, slloited con-
siderable adverse comment as to the
ability Of that lady - portray the Ian.
sud c0usump.ivo woman OF tho
world ~ graphically described by the
french master In bis La Dame Ana
Camelias. The play l. s. well known
aud nae bo5n gwen here 80 many
times that an uudiance viewing II nov
b. composed eatlrely OF critics anu
lvacr the d0ubiy hard wurk utcrssrry
I1 make the Ulroug scenes effective
.rlllUu, Aud the quiet graceful.
set powerful manner Boz which
aHr depicted THE dillicult role, called
lu.fn tyHUyvuJ applause AMI 8ue wn'
unuIc a. u 90 respond 10 uymuJ0uG cur
min u.IH. HlU has auuCJ new huIvIH
Il Iu. tHgw altaHdy won by uHg, a0u
ur ami civil be- long ana loa'ant. s.
mem cred, ML n. Coulter BGukaf
sUufts tho hUnur 100 hls rendition FOL.
fur mar, uf ATmrnI Dlva, partition.
larly at the close OF the fourth pcI IA
has always been thought well OF uF
us iflen1s ns an actor OF caro- hu
bfuty, but hu iRlTly tclipsul himself
DC night The halanC6 Of the "a
was IN the handle IT Mrs. Cook a.
MaIam Pmdouos, MI. Royce a.
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1hs asneraI n,neIsney nIn.

WAsHiNuTOS, June 2.-rhe con-
iereea on the general deficiency apprs-
priation blll were able 10 report agree
msut early today on all but 20 VI 283
amendments made by the SENATE.
Among amondmenls on which agree.
mout was announced are; AppropTl.
atlug 1852, go 10 pay the claims OF
the Southern Pacific Railway Co.;
sl,3lI0s2 o. pay Judgments OF court
elaine; $40, 900 Tor tho construction Of
,aml ling works for Gssaying imT ortoi
silvtr and lead orc; $40, l5i 10 pay
clerks OF the membufs VI the House.
The principal items stili In dispute nre:
aeryigo from 100000 10 sl,l20,OO0 up.
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Tho Mlllof.Hawiey Mortgage com.
pany today G.ci Ia tho Third district
court q demurrer % the amUudo clm
r.aInt iu their case against J.. &. H..
RiE.
4. p. Nichols died satlsiaclion Of
claim aud dismissal Of the action
agaius. 81. r.. Callahan aud others ~
G 5nsluorniIou OF s2j payment In iull
i0rnlI claims aud a. q c0mpr0miso.
An undertaking Tor costs wa, hled
boz the caso oi Gustavus a. Duncan "
Malt r. 8iabofu mi the Geysut Gold
Mining company.
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WAS our ~ WORK.
IndItsci Results ~ the ne-tTuctit
at ~ Louis.


Indifect Results or the destruction
~ ~ Louis.
sr. LOUIS, June 2.--rhc work Of re-
lief anu restoration goes on today In
the midst Of rain. Contributions OF
money, clothing, provisions anu other
articles OF necessity are coming la
literally and all who are destitute will
DO cared for.
Toe losses caused Indirectly by the
tornado are lust beginning 10 reveaI
themselves anu will TO nearly as cruel
rs the immediate effects. Because the
tornado ruined many mills snd fac
tofies, large number of mCn will be
out of employment for weeks and
months. How many mon nave been
deprived Of an opportunity TO earn n
livelihood cannot DO stated with &C.
cutAoy, but II certainly runs into a
hundred In excess Of the number en-.
ployud TO repair the damage.
Zen district assessors aud fifteen
clerks lott tho ofilcn OF a. IA. Ftedef.
lex. presideut OF the board OF aaseasOfi 4,
today TO make an official estimate Of
the lossts. The experts will make u
house 10 house chnvass Ia the Territory
blasted by tuo tornado. Frederick ex.
poets to nave complete report week
hence.
Nine burial permits wero isued %.
day for iuietment VI storm victims.
la Eatt TT. Louis uozrna Of persons
are kept busy handing out grOcetics,
shoes, dresses aud other needed Aftl.
clcs, tut 10 generous have b1un the re-
sponses In money ana other gifts that
Tor tho tlmo being there Ia no danger
Of want.
BURIED IN THE RUINS.
81. Luuts, June 2,-ltis feared thal
William Har,ighD, q wealthy miuer d
Birmingham, Ala, h. beneath the de
Urls OF eUmu wrecked building.
Hartigan came 10 ~. Louis two iayi
before the tornado 10 purchase ftm
machinery aud has not bsun teen sine
| MeduoBuay
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BANGOR, Me-, June 2,-Tho Maine
Republican convention met today and
Joseph II. Manlsy, chairman OF tho
6tAts committee, Was named for tempo.
rhry chairman. Harold NJ. Sewall,
whom President Cleveland In his FIRST
tenn appointed u. =. Consul at Samoa
who subsequently, became Republican,
10 Ions address, eulogized Thomas
y. Reed, Mainu'a candidate for the
.TeallRnCY.
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MiNNEAroLls, MlnD., June "A
special irom Jivin tcn, Mont, saye
No. 4 eAstbound passenger train on thu
Northern Pacific failfrfd left the
track last night five mll,s east " there,
wfockiug the engine anu five coaches.
rbfee lrsmus were killed nud several
ifaiumcu Injured. No PASSENGERS ART
reported seriously Injured.
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CHICAGO. June 2,-AuoIhet riot &C.
CURED In front OF the Illinois Steel
works today. J, Sexton, n lAborer Gun.
ployed NJ the works, shot Michael
Martin, "A saloon keeper. Sexton was
shot by Policeman Connolly. Sexton
will Ole. Martin has u sllght chance Of
IAnlYnIy.
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NOTICE


TNDER AUTHORITY OF An ORDER or
u sale, granted BY tho Third Judicial Dis.
trift Court % the County Of salt LAKE, state
Of UTAH dated May %, 1865, ! will soil al
private sale tho following described
Lake, state ~ Utah; Commanding AZ the
northwest corner OF lot three f8) IN block live
Di, Plat 80" ralt Lake C,ty survey, aud run.
ning thence south seven ~ rodh, thence east
thence west zen tiOl rods to place Of begin.
ming, 1he sale will be made on or after June
T. l-lf,a nd bids VIII he received ~ the under.
slgued Ia caro- nf John l. NebekoT, Post Onleo
building, SAT- Lake CltY, state ~ Utah
Terms OF sale oAsli, ten per cent, payable at
the time Of sale, and balance upon connrmA
ton BY hAld court
WILLIAM l. ". ALLEN in.
AdministTatOr ~ the Estate OF william l.,
n. Allen, Deceased.
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NEW York, june 2.-rho HoFalI's
correspondent 10 q ate, EQUATOR, tele.
graphs that the tuuuls healed y Riva
DsiLeTa have been completely De.
tented near Carlohi anu that peace Ia
now assured.
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prop'laiion kl5O,OO0 for the payment Of
III tries or account Of TIE Err theatet
di-astef; Increasing from $50 1872 10
slO4,il2 tue allowance on c0liesls In
the House Of Representative
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only q precinct cfilce Judge hlles
ruled thai he was NOT exempt There.
uron NJ HsurlekEon announced that
he was D "dcputy irutt.iree Inspector
which Drought down the house, 20
TO SPEAK.
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MY CuoICE FOR QUEEN,

This coupon entities holder 20 one vote
Tor queen OF tho Midsummer Carnival,
salt Lake city, July Ind, sud aud ith,
1905.
Al counties la the State will hc invited
90 Join loo tho Carnival Pageant aud 10
choose Queens % thoir several counties
20 represent their delegations. who viii
Boz received by the Carnival queen NJ tho
Throne ms guests of Honor.
.s..esss. al..la. = ..s.,e
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BURigD IN rnE RUINS,
Pre.ldsntiai Nominaiien,.

wAsniNGToN, u. G., June a.
Tho President today sent 10 the senate
the following nominations
VIM. Churchill, New YORK., consul.
general 10 Apia.
Davis NJ Burle, Now York, consul.
gtnotal AZ lauglur, Morocco.
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NEW YomS, June 2.-rno Belmon,
stakes At Morris park were won BY
Hastings by nose; Handspring sec
ond; Hamilton thru; tlme, 2;2il
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"Hood's Saraparllla has been our
standard medicine for the last three
yeafs, and we have never used n with
out obtaining good results. We cheer.
fully recommend Hoods SarsApArilla
10 all who are suffering from the effects
NJ Impure blood" Il, Elliott, 5eonelJ,
Ulah.
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Count De Narville, Sarah rruaH
NJ Nlchetic, Nina Gleason a.
Olympic, Chas. W. King hs tue
elder DUvnl, Blakemofc ne Castor,
MI lothian 90 GusIave and Helen
Henry ~ Nauine the maid. Manager
Johu -. Rogers WAS vociiefously np'
plauded when discovered Nv the dealer
Ia ~ game VI chance In the iourth aci'
hut he ought 60 be prevailed upon 70
turn his facr 10 the audience u only
just once. Camille goes tot the balance
VI the week.
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Carnival Queen Coupon.

Cut this opt and sond to executive
committee, room 90 Atlas Block, city.
SS,sS,ss.s q ~ vs..
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4iiE LYcEuM.

A htii.nlled house greeted the per.
fotmauco Of Two Of "a Kind Al the Ly'
cgum latt evening anu the ludicfous
situations Of the play met with heatly
applause from lho audience Farce
COMEDY mixed with singing aud dane
ing seem TO meet with tue approval Of
good many thoator going people
Two uf a KIDD lie one ~ = Kind that In
tho hands Of Jas. h. P0ii, VIVA saync
and cue balance OF tue Lyceum COM
pany will doubtless give much snt.s-
ucliOn.
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IOIiArIEs.

NELtuN la this city, June ., 1856, Of eau,
Ger Christina Nielsen, aged o. years.
Funeral services Will 10 held "wednesday.
juno ., islG. from her late residence, Murray.
uthh. attpm. friends are respectfully IA.
yited 10 attend.
PETERSON, A. No. Z Washington avenue,
this morning. a. 9 O'Clock, Augusta & strand
Peterson, leaving husband ana "a children 10
mourn her losa.
Deceased was born on GLAND. sweden. AMI
wAa 81 years OF age came 90 Utah DO 49,. and
has lived in this city ever since. she had many
friends, who Will DO surprised AZ her early de-
misc.
Funeral service from tho Eighth Ward meet.
ing house, IhufadaY, June 4, at O'Clock
tuchdH arc invited. Tho remains may be
viewed a. Tie family residence from 10 80 III
I % O'Clock on 1hurHday.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
rnANELrn., AssnrIArIon.

Year aT nandage and a sigh for
Daiivrrnnre,
TERRE HAuTE, Ind, June 1.-The
Travellers Protective Association OF
America are assembled here In the
seventh annual convention. In an
address, John A. Lee, national pr,si.
dent, ssid the organization mad grown
In numbrrs ana extent Of territory,
nov CompriE.nr 81 state diylsiong, 40
municipal post organizations and
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Ex.City Patrolman Mofoni Gillespie
will DO duty Tor tue next three months
Mt least m peace officer Mt Baltair
Beach.
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Hoods Pills cures Indigestion, bill
ouanefs. :
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF lamoa MAntripp, deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny. TIE
N undersigned, Administrator, WIN VIZ
will annexed, Of tho estate OF JAmo
haulripp, deceased, to the creditors
ana ali persons having claims hshlnl'
tho said deceased, TO exhibit lhen
with The necessary vouchers, Wllhlh iuu'
months after tho nrHt publication OF thls M
tee. 10 the said administrator, with tho WI
annexed, AT room 8l2 Constitution buuulhhI
Aain street SAT- Lake CITY, In the County OF
thlt Lake, Utah
dated June isi, 1876, -
OEsON A. WOOLtEi,
AdmintstTAtor with the Will annexed, OF
the estate OF James hpptfipp, deceased
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Spring
WI ediCine

Your blood In Spring Is almost certain to
be full Of impurities the acoumula-
tiou of the winter months. Bad ycn-
tltiuu Of sleeping rooms, impure air
iu dwellings, factories and shops, over
eating, heavy, improper foods, failure
of the kidnuys aud liver properly 20 do
extra work thus thrust upon thym, no
tho primo causes OF this condition. Il
Is VI tho utmos, Importance that you
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vR WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher,
~ who resides AZ Green Day. writes
March Gen, isq5, as follovH3
"Iiyu years ago became 30 nervous that
mental work was a burden, tc0uld not rest
40 night on account ~ alc,plossncs. Ny
attention was called 20 Dr. Miles Hcstura-
tive NoyiuO, aud I commenced 90 usa II
With tlo very beat olcct Since then
have kept bottle Ia my house and uso II
whenever my nerves become unHtrung, with
always the same good rcsults, My son also
Mr. Miiact takes % Tor nervousness
with like mover failing
Nervine ueeg.,. / have recon;
monlOd o. 90 many and
Restores It cur, Them. All who
IIoot.. uuGor from nerve
HSdllll'''''' troubles should try H.
II r. FREQ from naroutIcs perfectly harm
loss, aud yet soothcs aud strengthens. DR..
Miles, through his Ecrvino ~ a bonofactor
90 thousAnds.' a. g, LEHMAN,
Editor aud proprietor Of DrH LAsDsNAS.
Dr. Miles Noryino Is Bold on guarantee
dut bottle will bonoat or money refunded.
For sale by all druggists.
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COM Nj Il RCIA l..


NEw YOHN Juno The Initial quota.
tons on change were below yosterdayfs nnai
ngurUa.
Trallug became more active BY II O'Clock
but at tho UHpunao Of values. Leather 70
fcrrod was r0nkpicuously weak aud declined
percent 10 g. A directors meeting u to no
hvIu today ana The hrnvluusa 10 autiuutcd to
tuo belief that action may Agaiu be deferred
on the dividend. sugar fell Oh one point.
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Purify
Your Blood

sNhN.F aH MNHN h.IN|fI MNAt NtE lNINtH NNh
the tonic effect Of cold bracing air 10
r0nC, your weak, thin, Impure blood
win not furnish necessary strength.
That tired feeling, lo1soi appetite, win
open thaway iursnrious disease, ruined
health, or breaking out of humon aud
impurit.c. 90 make pure, rich, rcd
blood Hood sarapg.lla stands uu-
oquaIIod. Thousands tHt.iy Co its
merits Millions take 90 ns thor
Spring Medicine. Got lIood'a, because
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thiosEO, June 2.
whoat-June, b'f. July. 5i.
Corn-junc. 81 July, 81
oats June, H., July. liA.
iurk-Junc, Sc 1g july. 2i.li
lard-June, "a July, fLt5s.
Whs-Juno. 5,iglt sept tJ.s1s
Timothy SAlt
Harley NAN
nyeaa2
flaX soed--5yA.
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Chicago, jane D
iioss=
tIgbt, f1.i0dn.s5.
Mixed, SAOUatlQi.
Heavy, 81 aiufl IS
Rough, tl5eas.,a
Chttle
neovct, st0Iatlga
Cows and helfors. ti.'oaLi %.
Texas htcufs. flsudft.1 90.
ttoekUrs and feeder. flpQdfl.ll
sheop-Mafkot steady 10 stronger.
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-06-09
ELKO. NEVADA, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1896;

Balance in treasury. .$21,4 ,474 %
The above balance stands to the
credit OF the various funds as per
Treasurer's Balance Sheet, dated
March 80, 1896:
TREAsUREE's BALANCE STREET..
Cash in Treasury to tie credit of the
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-06-09
MILE RECORDS ON 4 BICYCLE.

Bicycle Straightaway-1 minute 25
seconds, John Green, Cheyenne.
Bicycle on Track--1 minute 40 3-5 sec
.ords, by p. j. Berlo, New Orleans.
Bicycle Triplet-2 minutes 1 As sec
onds. unpaced, standing start, Kennedy,
Murphy and Saunders.
Bicycle Quadruplet--1 minute az 4-5
.seaonds, on October II, 1906. Mt Denver,
Col, unpaced, flying start, Ccnnibear,
Dickson, Stone and Swanbrough.
The prince of Wales does not take as
much interest in his wardrobe rs he
did some years ago. He is still one of the
best dressed men in the world, and his
influence on mems fashions is as great
as 1t ever was, but those who have
charge of his attire complain that he
has lost his old enthusiasm on the sub
ject of dress.