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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-10-31
TOWN TALK.


The polling place for precinct 2 wiz be
al lI2 Pear street, not Pearl street, as
erroneoussy reported.
The 1s to / football team. better known
as the jackson, has arranged LOT game
with tie Ogden Juniors
At a. m. yesterday the thermometer
registered 4S, at noon 20 ana az . p ~. nj
she minimum 40.
Al Herald special from Washington
saws: J. Lindsay has been appointed post
master at Taylorsville. Salt Lake county,
Utah, vice {. II. Harding, resigned.
The interesting play of School given
in the Eighteenth ward schooinouse lase
evening is to be repeated at the same
place today in a matinee for the last
time
The Y. NJ. c. A. has arranged to receive
election returns, local and natoa;,ai, Dy
special wire The same viii be bulletineo
by use of a stereoutcon, j. L. FRANK
making tables and cartoons.
The deed transferring the old Great
Salt Lake & Hot Springs Railway com
panys property 10 the salt Lake q Ss
den Railway company, was placed on me
in the county recorders offices yesterday
afternoon
Politics and Religion is the subject
Announced 1or Rev. Adelbert L. Hudson
sermon at Unity hail tomorrow morning.
Tie theme is timely, and 1t VIII be m
teresting TO have an expression from the
pulpit upon the real relation between the
two.
City Recorder Emery yesterday deliv-
cred to ex-Mayor Baskin the deed ceding
Pioneer square TO the Utah x Paelnc
Inprovement company, TO be held In es-
crow by him until the company complies
with the terms OF its contract with the
city.
Fully COO young people attended the re,
ception at the First Conversations
church last night rendered by the Union
Christian Endeavor society OF the Ep-
worth leaguers OF the city. The AFFAIR was
tl-a first of its kind attempted by the
rnton and proved successful in every par
ucular.
The board of county commissioners held
two sessions yesterday both OF wnlch
we're devoted to the selection of election
iidges A few of those appointed at the
lest session of the board have duallfed,
bur the list is far from completed ana the
outlook is that there will be many va
cancies 10 supply on the morning OF cleo
ton day. AS soon as completed The Her
aid will publish the list
Colorado Springs Gazette: The former
circulator OF the Gazette, Mr.. J. .. Nc
Cracker. leaves today for salt Lake city,
TO take charge there of the circulation OF
The Herald He is one of the best men
for such position that we have ever
knowa-capable, energetic, honest, indus
trious. and devoted to the interests OF his
employers We wish him every success in
bis new position
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The liquor and morphine diseases are
positively cured at The Keeley Insti-
fufe. 16s West Second North Arrange
fnents have been made by which ladies
receive treatment, as secluded as in
the privacy of their own homes. Ad-
dress. in strict confidence, lock box $50.
CITY. or w. S. Arnold. manager.
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To the Public:
in running for county treasurer was to
forward the interest of w. S. McCor-
nick, and if elected that would not
give the work my personal attention
AS to the first, Mr.. Mccormick never
solicited me to be, or even suggested
that l should be candidate for Office.
AS to the second. should I be elected,
l VIII give my personal attention to the
duties devolving upon me. Respectfully
STEPHEN n. LYNCH.
Candidate for County TreaSllrer.
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POWERS Is CONFIDENT
Democratic Chairman Returns
From the Big Battlefield.
HANNA'S CAMPAIGN FUND
THE LARGEST EVER CONTRIBUTED
AT ANY PREVIOUS ELECTION.

Situation In the East Should Be m
object Lesson to the Independent
Republicans of Utah-A Telegram
FroEt Chairman Jones Expressing
Absolute Confidence-Republic
Demornlized.
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Candidate for County Treasurer. T
A New Move in the Right Direction.

Arrangements have been made by
the manager of The Kelly Institute of
this city by which ladies receive the
Kelley treatment tor nsE vous diseases,
unknown to their most intimate friends,
if they so desire. This is new feature
of this commemorate work and one that
will give many a woman the oppor-
tunity to recover the health that has
been destroyed by the injudicious or
ignorant use of stimulants or opiates
during periods of sickness.
C. S. Martin sells all kinds of coal.
Mo 4 West EifSf South
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DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.

County chairmen and precinct commit
teemen. take notice of these appoint
ments and make necessary arrange
ments.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 2.
W. H. King-Mill Greek 90 ann, Muir
ray e p.m), Sandy a PM, Bingham
Is p.m.)
A. J. Weber-Parl< City
O.. W. Powers-Willard Is p.m.).
H. Pickett, Colonel a. D. Gash-Lehi.
@. E. Blair, Judge Observation-Disclosures
Fork.
H. P. MISUNDERSTANDING
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REAL ESTATE, TRANSFERS.

lie Grand Young to julius H. Heu-
ser. lot 3. block 4. Sandy five acre
plat ..-------.----...-.-------.. 200
Yen S. Peyton to Larena Wells.
lots in block Is. Oakley suodiTi-
sion ......-........-........ 1905
Gland B. burst by sheriff TO Sarah
Qnayle, part of lot 2, block II, plat
4 - -. LOO
GIL S. Peyton to John Peterson.
lots In block Is. Oakley subdsvi-
sion sion ..................-....: ........-.. 400
v-Iiliarn Langton TO Andrew Rea-
burr lots IN block ?. Lan-ton
park 49, .------ 1sbuu
r.rpat Salt Lake & Hot Springs
Rasfwax to Salt Lake & Ogden
Railway company. part of lot 4.
block IS. plat A.......-...............7o 10000
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MONDAY. NOV. ?.

Mill Creek-ward house: Hon. w. H.
King. and R. ". Sloan, 10 a. m
Murray-Hon. W. H. King and r. W.
sandy-Hon. W. H. King and R. W.
Sloan. D. m
Bingham-Hon. W. H. King, r. W.
Draper-Jonn T. Caine. D. o. Rideout jr..
DIR. Matte Hughes Cannon.
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The Herald has not believed that
there was any foundation for the re-
ports coming from Idaho tha.t church
influence was being exerted in the CAM
paign in that state. However, those
who may have thought there was seine
foundation for the rusnors, VIII find rea-
son for .dfsmissing their fears upon
reading the following from THE Deseret
Evening News of the Goth. the official
organ of the Mormon chdfch:}
THE IDAHO 'CANARD AGAIN.
The church Interference bugaboo in
Idaho is still being worked on there, and
a dispatch in the Salt Lake morning pa
pers asserts that Hon. William Bulge
and others in church positions In Bear
Lake had stated in public meetings that
THE Mormons were instructed not TO vote
for Bryan" The News does not have
the exact language the speakers referred
to may have used, if they spoke on the
mate ACQUAINTANCE iwitfle the gentlemen
named as one of the accused parties, and
from a knowledge OF hts character, the
News feels free to say that he has made
no such statement. Possibly he or some
body else may have said that the Nor
mons were not instructed to vote for
Bryant" and If he did. THAT is true. So
! far as the church is concerned, the Nor
mons have not been instructed from that
! source for whom to vote, and will not be.
1t will be observed that the transposi-
/ u.
makes all the difference in the world, and
seheming politicians and rank partisans
! are not above making such a transposi-
| ton. They HAYS done things equally as
! bad in the Idaho campaign this year. as
noted in. Thursdays News. And what
/ ever persons may say or claim, the News
reiterates the fact that the Mormons
have not been instructed to vote for Bry-
an" the. Mormons have not been in
sIructed to vote. for Mckinley" or any
other candidate, so far as any church
Instructions or influence is concerned.
Certain politicians have been instruct
! ing the people on either side, as the
! News stated yesterday, and possibly
these politicians are a little agitated be-
cause the people recognize those I'm
structions" TO be bogus. The Mormons
will do as other citizens: vote according
20 their convictions on national party is
! ION or church membership.
In the Montpelier dispatch referred to.
| the milk in the cocoanut is revealed in
/ the closing sentence that mo contradic-
| ton has been secured from the church
| authorities at Salt Lake" The allega-
| ton that any church influence had been
used or church instruction given was
emphatically contradicted; but there. was
! no response to an impudent demand for
telegraphed official denial. reason
was that the design of obtaining such a
! telegram was recognized. Ii was that
church influence might be used in a mega
| tive form in the interest OF the parties
making the demand, just as has been
| sought TO do with other expressions pro
and con by both parties to the contest in
Idaho. But the trick did not work. The
to one or the other side in the political
/ eODtrOVergV
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Utah Commercial md Savings Rank
General banking business: pays PEI
cent ON deposits. T. Armstrong, pres;
r. w. Madsen, vice-pres.; j. - Jen-
ninrs. cashier: % E. zst SoutL street.
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THE RING.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9O.-Warren Lewis,
who is trying to bring Corbett and Fitz-
simmons together before the new club
at Coney Island. saw Martin Julian
yesterday in regard to his offer of 49,
900 for the fight. Lewis told Julian that
he wanted TO pull the mill off in jan
uary next: that he had Corbett'S con-
sent to fight. Julian said that Fitz-
simmons was matched to meet Tom
Sharkey on December at San Fran
cisco, and that it would be impossible for
the champion to meet Corbett at that
time. as ne might injure himself against
Shdrkey. However, he agreed to allow
Fitzsimmons to fight Corbett five weeks
later providing Lewis posted the entire
purse with a reliable sporting man, and
agreed to split the money in case some
thing should happen to prevent the
battle from coming off. Julian also in
sisted that the articles of agreement
must call for battle to d finish.
Lewis refused to post the money"
said Julian later. The impression is
that Lewis will be unable to carry out
the contract, as the authorities viii not
permit the men to battle there.
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INSTRUCTION.

L. T. HALLE, mandolin, guitar, banjo
furnished free to pupils for practice.
Mandolin and guitar clubs open TO pupils
without charge. Call or address studio
No. %. Gladstone building. lis Main street.
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Improved and painless methods OF
dentistry. DIR. 2. NJ. Keysor, 1872 Main
street. sScott-Auerbach building
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The Weber Coal company is prepared
20 deliver any quantity of coal. from
one sack to a carload. Rock. Springs,
f475 per ton: Weber, S4.50 per ton
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Abstracts FURNISHED. titles insured.
and interest paid on deposits by
Utah Title Insurance and Trust COM
pauy. loo Main street
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has reopened new offices in the Scott
Auerbach building. Hereafter his
practice will be strictly limited to dis
eases of the eye. ear. nose and throat
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Special to The Herald.l

POCATELLO, Oct. S0-The report
circulated here and throughout the
Mormon counties of the state, that
President Woodruff had issued instruc-
tons to the Mormons of Idaho to sup
port Mckinley, could not be verified in
Pocatello. Bishop C. j. Cannon, in an
interview today, stated THAT no such
order had been received by the Mormon
authorities, and secuted the idea that
intelligent voters would follow such a
course, and believes it to be simply a
campaign lie. The Democrats and sill
yer Republicans are somewhat exer-
cised over the report, however, and I'M
less a denial OF the report is forthcom-
ing, it may result seriously to the silver
cause in Idaho The Mormon vote is
estimated at 5000 in the state. '
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large consignment of children's
coats. in elder down and other cloths.
viii Be sold this week at half price.
n x. THOMAS DRY GOODS co.
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lions Savings Bank and Trust com
many was established in 1873. 1t has
gradually grown until it has opened
e. sos savings accounts with depositors
from nearly every state in the Union.
AThe policy of its directors is to pay the
highest interest consistent with conser-
tive banking. We pay per cent
serest per annum. compounded quar-
q w. For the convenience OF working
81 d the bank is open for deposits on
airdays until p. m Write for any
rmation desired to Nos. 1, and
4 in street. Salt Lake city. Utah.
officers and directors are:
Woodruff ..,..... President
"a. Cannon ...... Vice-President
II NJ. Cannon ............. Cashier
If Smith. Lorenzo Snow
81 .bber ............H eber ]. Grant
= Cannon Francis NJ. Lyman
Il tck George Reynolds
<:lawson. Z. John Nuttall
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For painless dentistry call On DR.. E.
N. Keysor. 1S2 Main street. Scott-Auer-
bach building.
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DR.. NJ A. Hughes has removed his
afaice from the Mccormick building to
zfie Summit building. 226 South Main
street
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Kolits handy Kitchen. 60 Main ST

Lannnn's Club Sausage.
A most delicious sausage; try some
for Sunday breakfast; 2S3 Main street;
telephone 522.
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DIR. 'rheodore Meyer

and any young man of good moral
character may become a member.
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KENNETH DONNELLAN, stock
md mining broker. 10 West Second
S5sth. Telephone $40.
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II 7 IE POLITICAL ARENA
Gus Sends the Faithful a confi-
Dental Letter.
APPEALS TO THE FAITHFUL
WANTS TO MAKE THE BEST SHOW
ING POSSIBLE

Says This VIII Not BE the Last Elee-
ton In Utah and Intimates That
Some People VIII BE Remembered
The Ladies' Silver Mass Meeting
Mt the Theatre Tonight-PoIiticaI
Notes.
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-
THE TREASURY.

WASHINGTON, Oct so.-The treas
ury gold reserve at the close of business
today stood at s117, 35S,3S0. The with
drawals at New York were 1922, 500.
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~ II ReclsrrS.n, dentist; room 10
fssiena block. e9 East Second South or
&c STATE street, Salt Lake City.
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Blank books to Order.

The F. W. Gardiner company Tele-
phone 557; 127 West First South.
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STRENGTHENING.

THE DAVID JAMES CO, steam and
hot water heating. No. G. Main street
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NEW YORK. Oct. s0-The 15-round
boxing contest between Leslie Pierce of
Philadelphia and Billy Ernest, of Brook
lyn, at the Broadway club tonight was
the referee who awarded the decision to
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to Dnte.

The F. w. Gardiner company, print
ere and blank book makers. Telephone
t57: III West First South.
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The F. W. Gardiner company. Tele-
phone 557: 127 West First South.
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CHURCH INFLUENCE
Report That 1t Is Being Used In
Idaho.
AN EMPHATIC DENIAL MADE
BISHOP CANNON DGNouNCEs IT AS
A CHAMPAIGN LIE.

A Leading Editorial In Last Nights
Deseret News Says the Mormons
VIII Vote According, to Their
Convictions, Leaving Gut All
Questions of Religion or Church
Membership.
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J. G. McDonaiTs saitair Kisses

j. Q. McDonaIHs saitair hfssea
Have already become famous for their
curative properties; have been endorsed
by the medical profession, and are used
largely by public speakers and singers.
Price, 15c. package
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SOCIETIES.

MT. MORIAII LODGE NO. 2, A z. and
A. NJ Regui.r communications held at Ma
sonic hall, the second Monday of each
month. Members of sister lodges and
sojuorning brethren in good standing are
cordially invited to attend
WILLIAM JOHN LYNCH W. II.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL, Secretary
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There is more Anti-Coryza tablets
being sold in this city than any other
cough remedy. Why? Because they
cure the quickest and'leave no i'll after
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN on real estate, etc.
Elmer Darling, Railroad Ticket Broker.
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PLUMBING AND TIN WORK.

MARK SPENCER. 81 Richards street.
Tin roofing, guttering and spogting; iron
chimney tops and all kinds of sheet iron
work. Prices to suit the times.
THE DAVID JAMES co. plumbing and
cornice work. No. g. Main street
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Commercial Printing in All Its
Rrnnches.
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Plaid Waists for Ladies'
just in at F. Auerbach & Bro. An ele-
CANT assortment of newest styles from
re, S1.75, S2.25, etc.
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FOR SALE.

CHOICE cut chrysanthemums, All
colors; 20 to 40 cents a dozen, at 465 Fourth
street.
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Politics and Religion is the subject
Announced Tor Rev. Adelbert L. Hudsons
sermon at Unity hail tomorrow morning.
Tie theme is timely, and 1t Will be m
feresting to have an expression from the
pulpit upon the real relation between the
two
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City Recorder Emery yesterday deliv-
cred to ex-Mayor Baskin the deed ceding
Pioneer square TO the Utah Pacinc
Improvement company, to be held IN es-
crow by him until the company complies
with The terms OF its contract with the
nt4r
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HORSES 20 pasture at Crisnon farm,
81 so per month. Enquire 305 Atlas block
or j. D. Muir, 10 East Twelfth South
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Don't forget to see John McDon-
aid jr.'s Halloween candy window.
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PERSONAL.

MAIZE, paln1ist and card reader. ssa
Main street. Full readings, SOC; cards or
palm, 25c-
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The deed transferring the old Great
salt Lake & Hot Springs Railway com
pany's property TO the Salt Lake d Og-
den Railway company. was placed on ME
in the county recorders offices yesterday
Afternoon.
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FOUR ROOMS kitchen, etc, city water.
$ per month. Enquire 453 West Seventh
South.
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The Y. NJ c. A. has arranged to receive
election returns, local and nauoaal, py
special wire. The same win be bullettned
by use of a stereoutlcon, j. l.. FRANK
making tables and cartoons.
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FOR RENT.

FIVE rooms. furnished. Is E street
ROOMS at IS East Third South.
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THREE or four rooms for housekeep-
ing, ground floor, range, bath and closet
81 Second East.
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IF YOU WANT a new home on the
Third street car line on the installment
plan. apply to the owner F. A. Grant
corner of and Third streets, or Nos.
217 and 21S Dolly block.
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Mrs. Charlotte L Kirby called at
headquarters of the Democratic party
yesterday and announced that she was
at the disposal of the committee She
has been a Republican, and has much
influence among her friends, but now
she wants to vote and work for the
Democrats. Her offer was received.
and she will be given an opportunity.
g @ @
Oscar Don, who has been east, says
he has crossed Ohio four times very
recently, and that there is a good
chance of the state going for Bryan,
notwithstanding the claims made by
the opposition.
The Democratic meeting announced
for HERMAN this evening has been
postponed.
o o o
A big crowd of Democratic candi-
dates and workers will go to Bingham
on the special train this afternoon.
% g @
Attorney Holzheimer and Ray Van
Colt addressed a rousing Democratic
meeting at South Jordan last night.
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MIR. AND MRS. ]. T. ERWIN have To-
Gated at SO South First West street:
would be pleased to meet anyone desir-
ing hair goods; stemless hair switches
and wave work a speciality Will call
for and deliver work. All goods made to
order and satisfaction guaranteed
The Red Cloud chief., 1896-08-07
A NEWS NOTES.

Three inches Of rain fell at Osccola
saturday.
Lincoln is preparing to take care OF
the reunion visitors.
Corn i, past the danger line in the
vicinity of II. Edwards since the heavy
rain of Saturday.
burglars looted the store of +. u.
Allgcicr ut Plymouth Friday night lait
and secured some valuable papers ana
tbout $50 cash.
Claude Hoover, the murderer of sam
Duboi, in Omaha, will hang next Fri
day. ,iovernor liolcOmb having refused
To interfere with the sentence.
The Saunders county poultry and
pet stock association was organized at
Wahou Saturday. The first exhibition
j. 10 be held December and at Wa
hoo.
The Hitchcock county bank, of Cul'
. bcrtsnn. the oldest institution of the
kind between McCoolt and Denver,
closed its doors Saturday and notified
the state banking board OF the actor
taken.