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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-21
Where Are the ChildreuY

Chief o, Police Pratt resolved the
following letter today from the Val.
Blalz Brewing company, Kansas
City, Mes
Dear Slt--One OF our employee
named Peter Bale died few days
age. No one teens 20 know any
Thing about hia folAlivsf, but from
lnttaTs found IN bis trunk u rppohfn
there were somc childfen Of his living
In your city about three yoaIa age.
Mt. Bala declined q cay nyihing
about family adaifs, consequently We
arr ut a loss TO know 10 whom WE cau
send bic effects. VIII you kindly
make such Inquiries AZ you conyonl.
emily can and lot az know the result.
The letter. we referred 10
were written about throo ysan
ago from idaho Falls, fIaho,
BY his wife, aud among other
things says that thu children were both
NJ Aalt Lake City, Utah, ani had
scarlet fever, and that she had neither
"monay nor clothes TO 10 10 her
dsriings." Mrs. bale. We 0ndentand,
IA dead. and ~ there f. q email sum OF
money here, II would no doubt DO very
welcome 10 the children.
II you can possibly give US any In.
formation concerning the children, wo
would appreciate 10 very much.
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Bear Lake Stake.

PARIS, Idaho, Aug, 10, ls98.--Tho
regular quarterly conference OF hear
Lake Stake was held on the sth anu
9th Inst.
Elder John Henry Smith OF tho
Twelve AMI Elder Seymour b. Young
Of the seven,iOs,a lso Elders Muir, Ezr a
Clark ami Joseph CLARK OF Farming.
ton, Utah, were our distinguished
visitors.
Alter the opening exercises on Sat
ntday President WIN. Bulge nddtesse .
the Saints followed by Elders WIN. IA.
PiRgolt, 4. IL. Sutton Jr., Thomas
Mlnson and Joseph Clark who made
brief remarks expressive OF their feel.
ings nnd desires 20 continue faithful
In the great work Of tho Llrd.
Elder John Henry Smith o0ngratu.
lated tho Saints upon their faith
In coming to Conference. lie said
wv have been encouraged this
morning 10 keep the cOmmandments
Of COD. Some have thinge 20 discour
age them but We ahould look upward
aud put cur trust In tho Almighty.
$3.50 .. fAtA'Al VI hlNAAAlunu OF
spirits. "Judge not, lest ys be- Judged
We should Oe slow 10 offer words of
oonsufo or judgment, realizing our ow
weaknesses. We do not Know the
conditions that operate with each other
anu wo should 10 careful how We
speak words that may discourage
others In tue battle OF life. We should
cultivate love for nature anu draw
from her varied resources tue lights
that gladden. aud cheer the hear. Lo.
Us help one another as husbands and
wives and children; suatter around %
aerds Of light and Joy Glowing that We
have the iight Of thr Holy Spirit 10
guideur, Aome are naturally Organized
with llsht nn1 huoyaut ppirita, nnd
nuthing Eeoms 10 discourage them.
They do not know what failure means.
others are organized differently ana
into Encouragement AMI reyefsus very
hnrui becoming uespondeni, unhappy
Uui unable 10 cope with the change
which has come upon them. He cited
an instance Of a lady who gave way 10
Intense grief, so much 20 that II
threatened In life, when frlead
wrote her letter calling her attention
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10 the elaine thatthis life had upon
her aud the many avenues which wefo
open for her o. u1 aoOj, thus distract.
Ing her intense rflef and giving her
an object to live for b. dissimin ating
love and happiuoas ~ those arouni
her. There arc some who mske the
battlo for livelihood a failure
aud whom rbvrfses pfess heavily upou
them they suCcumu AMI iftqnenily die
OF broken htnfa Olhors View their
fsilufo with philosophy and make their
reverets stepping stones 10 their sue.
cess. Then We nre led TO say that We
arc not ell or, anizsd alike. therefore LEI
~ b. chantablc ami help TO llft up 400
bear the burden VI tthefs, wtig the
circumstance and surroundings efo
We form a Judgment
The Elders no Addressed the Sainia
In the afternoon were Wm. A, HymHs,
Elder Muir, Bishop a. Findiay, IL. r.
Nelson ana j. II. Smith.
On Sunday morning the speakers
were Elder Ezra Ciafk, C0u sslofs
Jas. II. Hart, WIN. f.. Ric1 aud Elder
\. Il. Young
10 the Afternoon President william
Bulge spoke upon the advantage
which the Church Academy In course
Of erection would ufiug to tue people u
thia Stale.
Elder CAndeIl Dunn read from the
Doctrine and Covenants, bore tcsli.
mony 10 tue divine misalon Of Joapp
Smith. He witnol the saints against
finding fault aui speaking evil OF
God's servants. Eidur John Henry
smith occupied tho remainder OF the
NlnuA n. Ha.WHNHaH aAHaHaaH
marks OF Elder Bulge IN regard 10
building the Church academy. The
action Of toe nation IN eliminating
from cur schools any and all religion
Training had been discovered by many
Of our sectarian brethren TO be a nils.
take and they conccde II duty l.
train those under their watchoare &C.
cording % their religious Views
AMI cOnviciions. We claim the
same privilege, lie considered
the Christian population Of the
United States were In a
measure 10 blame for allowing laws
10 DO passed which forced Atheistic
Ideas upon our children. He iavorei
tho idea " building school wherein
the name Of our God and .3avlor thould
DO spoken with reverence; was not In
tANOf OF HenulnR our sons anu uaugh.
iers Into the old world 20 prepare them
10 become good citizens In the new
world. We arc the sovereign govern.
ment and II IL our right ana duty TO
place within roach Of the youth that
education that Will aubserve the beet
interests OF the commonwealth. We
desire the proper development Of oil
our fathef's children, TO properly NJ
them for the nigh anu exalted duties
OF life. Lot ua DO charitable, forboar.
Ing and kind 10 our iellowmen ana
give them credit for honesty anu truth
fulnets Of purpose,
Presidout Bulge thanked Brother
Smith and hi8 associates ior their
earnest lnb0fs In our midst aud trust.
cd the Saints would have the dibposl.
lion and faith 10 oarry out the valuable
lnsirnctions given during this confer.
ence which was then adjourned for
three montha.
Benedielion by Patriarch Hugh
Fiullay.
T. MINsoN. Stake Clerk.
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Have received large shipment OF III @
latest fall aud winter goode. Including
some Of the nobblest patterns ever seen
10 Salt Lake City, consisting Of
ohevoiia, clays, wofsteds, vitquines,
mellonn and beavers. The prices
astonish every locker In their elegant
window. A great number OF tue
beet drossefa In The city are taking nd.
vantage Of the low pfices and elegant
suitlngs. Now n the time for you TO
take advantage OF tho low pricea aud
choice selection inslead OF waiting III
Inter In the season when prices viii be-
higher and tho stock broken.
We do q Wholesale tailoring. Cast
your ego, on these prices; Suits made
{, orcsr of black clay wofsied dfrts
suits, with the beet OF trimmings, ger
leely tailored and up 10 date, ioT fl6.
You would DO lucky 10 mad thctr
suits for twice the price outside CUT
etore.
Tweods that compel admiration; no
such goods evef before offered offered,
ior 1850.
Casslmeros, plain checks, more wear
than beauty AMI more beauty than the
avofage suite, $3.50.
Ffench piCque fino dress suits, with
the very best VI trimmlngs, suits to or
der, s2zbO.
You cannot nnd such goods and
such prices elsewhere In n year II you
we're 10 search the city over.
We positively guarantee fit and
workmanship or refund tho money,
All suits made by ~ are cleaned and
pressed free of charge tor one year.
The EAuLE rAILoRa,
l87 =. Main 81.
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UNIVERSITY OF Utah
And State Normal School.
Salt Lake City.

The next academic year will begin
September 1871.
The following courses are provided.
l. Course In General Science.
.. Coutse IN Liberal Arts.
g. Course In Mining Engineering.
Advanced Normal Course.
j. oh OF these leads 10 tho baeoalau.
ruate degree; the Normal Dlploma, by
frgvisitn Of State law, txempls the
holder from all exam nations In the
public school avstem.
3. A -Four Years' Normal Course
lrndiug 10 certificate OF graduation
which exempls tho holder from teach.
= - examinations Tor u term Of years.
o Preparatory Course leading 10 tbs
collegiate courses.
Tuition ~ foe In all departments;
tie only charge for entrance
II an annual Iegristraiion fee
OF ten dOllata. Ono hundred
irte scholarships are maintained ia
connection with the normal school,
applications for appointment 10 such
scholarships must bB made 10 the state
superintendent Of public instruction,
through tho county superintendent,
since the last academic year n thor.
oughiy equipped training school has
been established ON the Univertity
groundt; gymnasium and u manual
training department have been aduod.
Entrance examinations may bs held
NJ ihe homes OF tho applicants, under
tho supervision u the county supeTin.
Mtdenlt; graduates OF acoredii, d
schools may 10 admitted without *.
animation.
For catalogues and other informa.
tlon address DR.. J. Il. Talmage, Pres.
signed.
, d. Il. ALLEN,
Secretary University OF Utah, Salt
Lake City.
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Star YalleY.

AFroN, Wye, Aug. 10, is95.--The
sixteenth quarterly conference Of the
Star Valley Stake Of ZION convened In
the Alton meeting house, Alton, wyo.
ming, on August 10 an 1 10, 1896.
Alto am. on Saturday, conference
opened In that Stake, with Elder John
Henry Smith Of the Council lof Apoe-
tler, Ezra CLARK Of Pennington, Utah,
the Stake Presidency and quite num-
Der Of noted residents Of Biaf valley on
the stand, ana q goudly congregation
In attendance.
The usual reports customary NJ con-
ference were dispensed with, "a the
5take was reported Ia good condition nj
our last Priesthood meeting, 90 the
program was entirely the preaching Of
the Gospel. Several speakers were
called 40 and all exhoTtui the Saints
tolivo humble and DO charitable aud
Kind toward all.
Elder ]. II. smith spoke very
strongly on the ncceisily Of being will.
ing TO acknowledge the hand Of g0d In
Nil thing; said faith In Him should
bo our nrst thought, ami that we
should have no fear OF death, az 10 was
only change 70 another sphere OF ac-
ton.
I'm tho afternoon several speakers 90.
cupied the time very ptuftably, NJ all
encouraged the Saints 10 do tight aud
live Ia accordance with the MUD and
VIII OF God.
Sunday moTnlng, Ia addition 10 our
visitgfh Of yrHlorday, noticeable on the
stand were Elder Seymour b. Young
u tbs First Council OF Seventies, also
Elders Charles Bridges aud Niels H1-
gansen Ola Montpelier, Idaho, who
contributed Of their large store Of
Knowledge TO the odlloation Of tho
Salntt.
Elder Seymour ID. Young felt 10y
anu satisfaction In having the privi.
lego Of meeting with the saints Of Star
Valley; spoke on the favorable circum.
sianceHlby which We were surrounded;
was pleased TO note tho Improvement,
which had taken place Hiuce hll iant
visit six years previous; adv cato
cleanliness In the homes OF tho 5Atnt
showed plainly that N mankind wnul
DO true 90 themselves they would Or
true 10 ehoh other. He spoke strongly
against the sin OF blssphomy.
Elder John II. Smith ma1e soul.
stirring appeal 10 the young msn psud-
ent TO prepare themselves fof work Ia
this missile aary field ana 10 study the
nfst principles oi the Gospel Tor The
Gospel must DO preached 10 all the
world a. n witness.
Mark Hurd aud company sang
know that my HBdeemer lives.
President George OAmond aud Conn.
aclors w. w. Burton aud Arson v.
Call, encouraged the Saints 10 per.
formaneo OF their duties.
Several other speakers also took part
To our worship.
Ma had an especial outpouflng Of
the Holy Spirit and all went 10 thelr
homes with renewed determination 10
keep tue commandments OF God.
The health OF tue people IL good and
our prospects for good crops il excellent.
WA. ii. BENNINGTON,
Stake CLERK.
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which hss been witnessed NJ the
beach this season. The thousand Or
more persons present enjoyed them.
selves thoroughly. The program was
pfcially interesting, and ita fendiilou
wng teguu 1t o'clock, when
General John @. Cannon called
tho audience 10 order. Prayer
was offered by Zina ID. II.
Young alter which Governor Wells
m vie a iellcitous and appropriate ad.
urssA The chief executive OF the
State was follower by Senator Cannon
who paid q besuliful tribute to the
Pioneer women OF Utah md their
worthy fucoeds0rs, the wen Of the
present day.
Genoril John q. Cannon read sevsf.
nj letters written specially Tor the 90.
oaaion hy ladies who found 10 impossi.
bic Or innonvonlent 10 be pteeeni. Tie
veteran bagplpa olsyer, VIC. Dunbar,
rendered a MIN Of pleasing seleo.
tons hnd Mrs. aacFariaue gave n very
Interesting fooitation.
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Defends Schooner Jim."
To tho Editor

To the Editor
In your isSsuo OF last evening see
that "sohoonef Jim" was run ia o. a
vagrsnt. 10 my mind tho police
might DO better employed than inter.
fering with poor Jim, loving and fuu.
mailing James Ballard. IL IL said
complaints had reached police head.
qnartoa, but tho police have been
known 10 ignore complaints before
now. What kind oil peTson OF persons
was II who made complaints, and
what was the complaint ahou2 Who
has ever known "Jimh to harm, med
die or Interfere with anyont9
Persons who would become fright.
ened or annoyed at his ma,chless step
anu walk or other fancy twists which
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saltair Beach Notes.

The Tabernacle choir and their
friends sfn OF 5altalr today.
Tomorrow saturday. tho Utah
Commercial Travellers viii celebrate nj
saliair. a fine program-tmbfacing
all kinds OF eport-hnn boUn prepared
and a big crowd IL looked for.
This weather yesterday interfefed
some with ycstefday's ntiunda nee at
Saltair. II was Rlief Society and
woman's day and those who went out
spont n most delightful time. Glvernor
Wells anu Senator Cannon made short
addresses. IL IL estimated that thuro
were vi wards Of 900 people present.
The Utah Kindergarten excursion u
the ilfni ior uexi week anu u occurs on
Tuesday.
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A so.nd Liver Make. q well Man

Are you Bilious, Conatipated or
troubled with JAundico, Sick Head,
achs, Bad Taste In Msuth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Palm IN
Back aud between the Shoulders, Chills
and Fever, etc. II you have any Of
thcss symptoms. your Liver IL out OF
order, aud your blood IL slowly being
poisoned, because your Liver does not
act properly. HEKnfEH will cure any
disorder Of the Liver, Stomach or
Bowels 10 hns no equal "a Liver
Medicine. Price 70 cents. Free trial
bottles Al z. q. NJ. 1. drug store.
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Tho Journal Of Education has been
collecting votes for the constitution Of
tho Ideal aoadomy Of 30 Englishincn
OF letters Tho results arc somewhat
surprising aud can only ho accounted
Tor On the theory that plebiscitos In g,n-
ornl nrc mighty uncertain IN their opar.
alton. Al the head OF tho list NJ mndo
up by the majority OF the votes stands
Mr. Ruskin, who Is already considered
hero as being something moro than u
declining influence But Il is moru sur.
prising still to find Mr. Locky and Mr..
swinburno braolSetsd a. equal seconds
Herbert Spencer appears TO be- nearly
~ popular as Mr.. Meredith and little
more 80 than Mr.. Morley. whilo Mr.
Arthur Baliour, on the strength Of his
metaphysical output finds himself on
the Same Lowell as his nowly appointed
poet laureate, Alfred Austin. Mr.. Bryce,
whose great book on America one would
huyo thought might have secured him a
better fate, Is ON q par with Sir John
Lubbock and the Duko OF Argyll fol.
lows close upon thor heels. Anthony
Hope and Dean FarTar aro tied up TO.
geiher, while at the bottom Of the list
thorc straggle In curious assortment
including Mn. Humphry Ward, Mr.
Pincro, the dramatist and Lord Kol.
VIM Of nll men in the world. IL IS in.
"rcsting to noto that ~ years ago the
Same journal pursued the same course,
aud that half OF the 10 Of 1883 arc al.
Ieady dond Including nearly all tho
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p.,Isra,. s.sv Li.im..,.

This wonderful Liniment IL Known
from the Atlhntlc 10 the Pacific, aud
from The Lakes 10 tho Out. IL IL the
mos. Penetrating Lininsut in the
world. IL will cure Rheumatisn,
Nsuralgls, Cuts, sprains, Bruises,
Wounds, Oh Sores, Butns, bciailcl,
Soto Throat, Bore Ones, ana oil In.
hAmmaiion, after AL othsp have
failed. IL will euro Bafbsd Wire outs,
and heal all wounds where proud nssh
has Get In. II 10 equally efficient Tor
animals. Try II and you will not be
without n. Price 80 cents. Bold by
z. q. NJ. 1. Drug Store.
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The direct line 10 Kansas City, st.
Louie and Atlantic seaboard, IL via
me Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
ean, ana all connections made In
Union depota In tha day time. II you
ere going East and care for daylight
ride through tho grandsst scenery OF
me hooky Mountains On route, Geo
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively Tee to holders Of regular
train Tickets.
III. II. koOsER, q. h. d +. A..
II MoTlan Block, Salt Lake CITY,
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.
Observations Taken at Utah. Idaho,
Montana, Oregon aud Nevada
stations.


Weather reports showing oblerva-
lions At 8 am. toihyi
Halt Lake Clly-Baromeier, 5000;
temperature. 62i minimum, 90; wind;
southeast, light rain, ~ OF IA inehi
cloudy.
Baker Ciiy-BaTometer, 20.0s; tenn.
perature 56i minimum, o.; wind,
south, light partly cloudy.
Cheyenne-Baromet 1854; tenn.
perature, 90, minimum, bs; wind,
northwest, q miles pot hour; rain, IA
Of nn inch; cloudy.
Helena.- Barometer. SOFA; temporn.
ture, 81, minimum, o.; wind, north.
Wesi; rain IS OF an inch; cloudy.
Miles City barometer, 29.ss; tenn.
peratuTe, 62; minimum, o.; wind,
northwest, miles por hour rain,
trace; cloudy,
Winnomucea--B barometer. 80. Oa; TEN.
perAtuie, 02i minimum, so; wind,
southwest, 10 miles per hour; rain, 10
oi nm Inch; partly cloudy.
Idaho Fallf-- Barometer, 20. 90; tenn.
peraiufe, bb; minimum, %; wind,
southwest, light rain, .48 OF an inch;
clear.
General and local forecast for 80
hours ending pm, Aug. 22nd;
for Ulhhiiair tonight anu Saturday,
stationary temperature.
h.li Lake City and vicinity, fair,
slightly warmer.
}, ii. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
Todhy's temperature Is shown In The
fac smile thermometer given below.
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he only can pat on should take trio
into the mountains until the warm
weather L. over. Why there 10 not n
man, woman or child In this city but
knows the only original "5ohOoner
Jim.v
The children love 70 see him-lIe
made them laugh. They would o.
soon see him NJ n circus parade or Dan,
the clever dog In Gentry,s show.
Defender.
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We have an involuntary reverence
for all witnesses Of history, be they AMI
mate or inauimate, men, animals or
stones The desire to leave a work be.
hind H. in every man and man child,
from tho strong leader who plants his
fame IN nations glory aud teaches
unborn generations to know him TO the
boy who carvos his initials upon his
deck Mt school Few women have it.
Perhaps tho wish to b. remembered is
what fills that one ounco or 20 Of matter
by which modern statisticians assert
that tho average mans brain Is heavier
than the average woman'a The wish
In ourselves makes us respect the salts.
faction Of IL which the fow obtain. Prob
ably fow men have not secretly longcd
TO see their names set up for ages, like
tho "Paulua V Borghcdus" over the
middle Of tho portioo Of st. Potor'A
high above the entrance 20 the most
vast monument Of human hands In OK
istencc Modosty commands the rcspec
of many, but Il Is open mccccss that up
pcals 70 almost all mankind But Pas.
quin laughed:
"rho corner e rotor's bot iho whole iron,
pnul'a
What thonf
Not peihg Peters, The whole house h bull, 70,
Paul"
--"st Peters," by Marion Crawford.
ia Century.
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View Yorh stock MARKET,

loser upon the resumption OF bear pressure
aud offerings for long account The greatest
heatinoss was displayed By industriais and
Union i. sugar 4. burlington aud NORTH.
western figured for declines one pcr cent each
The pressure against tho market relaxed a
prief interval, sugar and Manhattan recover.
lnEa point The bear faction then conccn.
uaiod tho churia ngalnAt grAngcrs and Louis.
Nillo and NhHhyillC Offerings ~ tho latter by
afhitfago houses accelerated The decline.
Nneasincaa aa 20 the monetary situation, Cou.
pied with further mercantile suspensions and
increasing nrmncsa evident IN foreign OK
change, were contributhry Influences TO tho
reaction.
Posted rates for sterling were advanced half
n cent for long and short bills By a leading
drawer. business Al n o'clock was Ia an ln.
creased volume With The decline unimpcded
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Mt. A. l.. Armstrong, an old drug
xlsi, ami q prominent citizen o; tlii
snlerprlaing Town, tayu: 81 sell some
forty different kinds Of Dough reW-
fdies, but have never In my expori-
ence eold 70 mueh Of any one article
Ne 1 have Of Bdiidrd's HoTehoprd
Nyrup. All who use II sny IL is the
most perfect remedy for Cough, Cold,
Consumption, and all diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs, they save ever
litd." Ills Aspeolno iof Group and
Whooping Cough. will relieve .
Cough In one minute. Contains no
opiatss. Hold By z. &. NJ. 1. Drug
Store.
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"Canst thou minister TO q mind
diseased?" asks Macbeth. Certainly,
my lord; the condition Of the mind de.
Ponds largely, II not solely, on the con.
dltion OF tho stomach, liver, ana
bowels, for all OF which complaints
Aver. Pulls aro"the sovereig nest thug
on eaTth,D
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Mrs. Taylor Discharged.

Mra. Taylor against whom a charge
Of unlawiully diverting water was filed
by g. II. Grow, was tried In the police
court this afternoon ami discharged,
the evidences being insufficient % waf-
rant n conviction. Mr. T.. II. Stewart
appeared IA counsel for tho defendant.
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Nervous debility Is u common com.
plant, espeoislly among women. The
oest medical Treatment for this disorder
IL persistent course OF Ayers HAr.
aapAtilla ~ cleanse and invlgornie The
blood. This being accomplished, n ,lu 9
will do the rest.
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great ones. such us Tcnnyson, Matthew
Arnold, Browning, Froudc, Fireman
and Cardinal Newman, while George
Meredith. who today occupies the fourth
place upon tho list, was then only sixth
from she bottom Of it--Now York Mail
and Express
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

puhsUANr TO AN ORDER OF THE
4 Hoard Of County com miAsioneTs Of salt
Lake county made on August 18th, lHH
nouee Y hereby gwen that samples Of and
proposals for furnishing 70 salt Lake County
NO huharel ana MY l2oOl voting booths Of
Anhualian election law, are Invited and will
~ considered BY tho said Board OF County
O ~, on Monday, August silh, lsgt,
o. p. STANTON,
County Clerk and Ex ONCE Clerk OF mo hoard
o. county Commissioners OF salt Lake
County, Utah.
by A, q. REEsE, Deputy CLERK.
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The coal hight Ia over aud G. n.
Martin sells Rock springs, Castle ana
Diamond Lump s4,75. r. V. and
Winter Qusfl,rl Lump s460. All
kinds nut s4.26. Anthracite S9.g6.