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dear that man who has not dollar
can't get one, and the msn who has
iollare can buy a great deal with them.
GApplause.l
This Ia . manufacturing city. You
manufacture sewing machines here.
Ny friends, let ME nbk you how you
are going 10 increase the output Of
your saving machine factory? Are you
going To make u 90 that only n lew
people can afford 10 use sewing ma.
chimes, or do you want the people pros.
petous, 20 every vito eau have sew
ing machint?
81 understand that some OF your en-.
pltyes are very much worried for fear
thor employs will oniy get bO.cent
dollars. They need not be worried; u
thoy have ~ much love for the labor.
Ing mau after tho election o, they have
now, even " tree coinage meant 90.
cent dollar, they could pay their labof.
Ing men twice ~ many dollars anu
save them from any harm done them.
lApplhuse'l You eny they WONT DO
~ lfthey won't help you when they
have u chance to, why DO you believe
them when they toll you thoy'fe
Ioelbg sleep nj night now for fesr you
VIII hurt youftelyc? [ Applause Em'
ployers dOn't pay wages hecauto they
Ike to; they pay wages because they
have 20, and when there IL n greater
demand Tor labor there will be better
price paid TO labor than there will be
when two men are locking for the
same Job. tAuplaute
"When inu farmer Ia not able 10 sell
his crops Tor enough to pay taxes and
interest, how 10 lie going to buy other
things which he needs, my ifionck2
The farmers Of this csuntry need On
much ns they ever did, and every year
nnds them lees able TO buy those things
which they need. DO you think you
eau destroy them with impuniiy? 1
warn you that the farmers Of this
country are the bameons, and when
they fall they null down the pillas Of
the temple with them. Great APP
plause. You cannot take care OF the
upper crust OF society aud igboio the
Test Of society. There IL not spot
over which the American nag floaH
which will not be benefited by the
restoration Of tho monoy Of the Con.
stituiion. tApplauss. There 10 not n
spot which will not 10 cured by the
continuation OF the gold STANDARD.
tAppluuso,l don't know how you
ieel about IL You people down here
have not studied the money question
ss much ~ we have In some parts q
the country. But, my fflendr, II you
Imagine the silver craze Ia n craze,
aud 10 going TO blow over, don't you
hold your breath until the crane blows
over"
AT HARTFORD.
HARTFORD. Conn, Sept. 2i.--The
day was brought 10 n hitting close with
two big meetings In this city tonight,
both OF which were addressed by MT.
Bryan. Almost Immediately alter
dinner the NOMINEES was driven TO Gap.
itol park, situated on n nil In the ecu.
ter Of the city. On this summit stands
the mag nificent state capitol building,
and IN front Of this Mr., Bryan spoke
from q stand. The park which covers
an area Of seven blocks, was densely
packed with people, and iunumerable
FED lights gave tho scene n brilliant
ASPECT.
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NEW TIME CAnD, IN EFFECT MAY m, lBSS
Trains depart and arrive at sai, Lake o,,y
daily. ~ followsi "'

DrrAur
7iOo IA overland limited for Chisava o-..,.
Ds9ier. hansas CITY, 81 Louis, Ogden
SEQ m local express for San Franei,.o
osdsn' Cache Valley aud intermcdlstc
cop n local express for ogden ana in,srn..
5p2.p n Atlantic exprcaa for CHICAGO om.o.
nen1sr. kansAs Cily. 81 LOUIS. Hnit.
Portland. Ban Francisco.
$50 m local express fOv Nereur Tin,.
Prove, Nephi, Msnu and inteimedlaic
70 Gov u mail and express for Provo. Mani,
Milford, frito9 tnd Intermediate q ONT
'n ~ mixed train for 0arneid beach
iooele and Terminus. "N"'
AHRIvu
$40 N overland limited from rht..
umaha, e. LOUIS Kansas city. uen1.s
fark city aud cEden. '' "ehFet
300 ~ mar aud express from Helena No.
i roruassa' eau irAh eiseo. Ogden ana In
1lls y m local express from san Frane,s,o
Vaene valley Ogden and iniermeiistc
$3.50 N Atlantic express from c,,...
oaa h ~ Louis, kansas City, Denyes
ioSs a N mai and express from rn,eo A,u.
toFd, htphl, fro'o and interInediht, ,a,, ~
t99 y m local express from hercur. Tlniio
floyo, Aephi. Manu and inieime diate
'''di y mixed train from Terminus, rooo,,
Train, south OF Juab run aAny s,e.a,
sunday, eASeP'
Run daily except sunday
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IDAHO.

SELLING DATES-From Ogden,
SanIaquiu ana intermediate points,
and stations on Utah a Nevada ani
Salt Lake a Western branches.
October 3fJ 10 6lb, limited TO Osiobef
18th. pnd from all other poinp October
.ud TO 9Th, inclusive, limited 10 October
10Th, 1896.
ID. l.. BuRLEY,
Gent Agent Pass. Dept.
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OIL ranhs Destroyed by Fir..

ST.. LOUIS, Sept s5.-Ten tanks Of
oil, belonging TO the Waters-PieToe
OH company ut East 81. Louis were
destroyed by fire last evening. Many
Thousands OF Barrels OF oil were burn, 4
causing LOIS Of $4,000 10 $4,000,
FULLY Insured.
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he surc You Are RIght

Aud then go ahead. II your blood L.
Impure, your appetite falling, your
nerves weak, you may DO sure that
Hood's barsspaiilla u what you need.
Then take no substitute. lnsltt upon
Hoods and only HOOD. This 10 the
medicine which has the largest iaes
ia tho world. HooJ'a SsrsapsTillA 10
the OHe rTue Blood Puiiher.
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TnE WAR soUDAN.
Dsrsishers Have siroug fortinca-
ton. but no Courage.

DoSooLA.os TiIE.NiLE, Sept. a.
Copyright, 1895, by the Associated
ffess. IAN inspection OF the Dsrvlsh
deieDses at this PLACE shows that they
were constructed with great skill, that
the positions were well chosen, and
that ~ they had been held by resolute
monae amount OF trouble aud loss 10
the Anglo. Egyption expedition.
About 800 Defvish prisoners were
captured, Ia addition TO large guam.
lily OF arms OF oil kindf, dates fu.-
ncleut 10 support an enormous light
ing force for long time, Brrat guam.
Titles CT grain aud large supplies Of
cattle and sheep.
This armies Of tho fighting foil 70
the gun bosts and the artillery, whose
shells reached the neelng enemy far
cut In tue deseit
Dcfertefs from the Dsryish forces
continue to arrive here, as they arc
oil anxious 10 serve unueT the EYE
tian dag.
The work OF per'ecting the chain OF
depots pnd forts connecting this place
with Wady-Halfa IL being pu,hsd with
this greatest energy, anu from here
work on tue railrt ad embsnkment be.
gins tomorrow 70 as to i0in the line
being pushed sou Inward as quickly nv
possiblc. All tho troops are IN sx.
cellent health aud spirits, aud the pr,
visions captured have considerably
strengthened the position OF the Sit.
dnr.
No announcement has been made as
10 the course OF the expedition In the
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How u Work. In Mexico.

CIIY OF MEXICO, Sept. 24.-rho
delegations sent here by United States
labor societies TO study the wage ques-
zion anu tho cost OF living arrived here
aud are having every facility accorded
them.
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wasaIeh building
DE hurley
'teral Agent Passenger DepArsu ant
~. N. CLARK,
OLIVER W, MINK.
\. klLERY ANDERSON n...,..
JOHN ". DOANh, ~e'0's1s
FREDERICK L. CoUDERr.
4 l. LUAAA. "a. a. al. Arant
L. DICKINSON, General MANGA
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.sn,ionni nemoer.,ie NESTING.

NEW YoBK Sept. 2i,-The national
Democratic party held state conven-
ton In the Brooklyn Academy Of
Music tonight. Daniel q. Gnilin OF
Watettown was nominated for COVER.
nor, Frederick w. Hinrichs OF Brook.
Ign for lieutenant governor, and 5pen.
cor Clinton OF Buffalo Tor associate
Justice OF the court OF appeals. A full
quota Of electors was named. Palmer
hnd Buckner, together with the lndi.
annapolis platform, were Endorsed, aud
nh address to tho people was issued,
telling why the Chicago platform and
ticket could not be supported. IL was
Ia the main n reiteration Of the card.
nai declarations Of the Indianspoli
platform, and closed with an appeal to
all voters to support the national Dem.
ocrntio ticket, stats and national.
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Alleged Divine Healer,

Les AHoELEs, Cal, Sept. "a
sohrador, tbs divine healer, srfiveI IN
this city this afternoon from Albu.
quefque, N. NJ, He has just com.
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Denver aud Return $1,000 via rio
Grnnde Western Halfway.

Tickets on sale October alh aud 5h.
Trains leave Salt Lake Civ 1850 o. m.
and 7:iO y, N. Fee reclining chair
cars. Pnllman palace, clio Pullman
tourist or family sleeping cars. Ticket
otilce No. 10 ". Second South ~.
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HOODS PILLS are prompt. ef-
hcienl, always reliable, easy TO take,
easy 10 operate.
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DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD

Tho only limo running two
through fast trains daily to
Leadville. Aspen Pueblo. Col.
orado Springs and Denver.
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Take all your Prescriptions TO the
old reliable Godbe Pits Drug Co.
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Bees wax vented j Johnson Pratt Drug Co
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RATES rossLr LAKE
CITY.

via the usion Pacific. october 2nd
10 sib.
For the above occasion the following
rates are authorised for the sale Of
touud trip tickets ~ Salt Lake City.
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After an Insane Patient

some months ago Francis Bfudder
was committed 10 the insane asylu m
at Provo from this county. To-day
Dr. Bier called 10 nj the office OF the
county commissioners ond with the
assistance VI Clerk Emery opened up
communication with Or. Pike at the
Raylum. DR.. Bier wanted to remove
BruddpT from the asylum anu take
him under his own charge for tho
future II he was In a condition when
would allow OF hiH removal. DR.. Pike
informed Mt. Bier thRt while the man
was Ia q robust and healthy physical
condition his mental capacities were
Ia such nm unbalanced state that 1t
woulI he unwise 10 remove him rom
the asylum, for hB would surely run
away from his itien1s the moment the
iiut opportunity ptesentsi ITSELF 10
would DO necessary 10 procure an order
from the court 10 have Btldder iiber.
Atpd, uuiE MS MT. Bier would willing.
ly Apply Tor n u had Ueen found Wise
70 remove his irlend from tho asylum.
Dr. Bier says h0 owns ah0mu in this
city, having lived here some years
hHNf anu iuht bIuuutf was IN ulh ems
pluy. When the doctor went away ne
ave Brulter some money and the
latter got 10 tquHndofing 10 Ia drink
sni Afterwards won't crazy from tho
otacta u the alcoholic spTees. The
doctor has been In the enst Tor some
time, recently coming from New York
ware Lu says the heat WAS 40 intense
as 10 drive him back TO the Rockies.
ustXpuuuuCe in New York during
Goo heated torn brought - his alton.
non many cases Of suffering. Ho says
mon anu animnls drop down In street
a. i. stricken by lightning. On his
way west he stopped al Kansas CITY
pui 81 L1ui', anu In theee places the
h Ht De- unhourahle. IL seems, says the
doo,orus II the air Ism PARTIALLY solid
rhtv, utayy aud oppressive, Ia TACT,
There Is really 40 air o. breathe anu the
ION Haru sutely distressed b keep the
yalum a, 100 supplied with this ons OF
M ut.'s 10 Iisltes,
Decor Beers iulefes. In tue welfare
70 Builder u IN nxlrOatilnary Que Tor
mere acquaintance Jr employer.
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velop IN this respect Is questionable.
Of course the taxpayers win have an
opportunity TO "klck," but whether
the Btate's needs will outweigh the
objections Of the merchants remains
yet to be seen. County Auditor I. NJ.
Fisher 10 the recipient ui tho following
notification from the state board u
tquaiization; ana 10 Will be observed
that " any complaint IL 90 be made IL
must te forthcoming not later than u
week from tomorrow:
SAIL LAKE CRY, Utah,
Aug. 10, 1896.
10 the Board Of County Commissioners
and County Auditor Of salt Lake
C0uniy
Gonuomcu-No arc hereby notified
tina the sAlo board OF equalization "
Utah proposes to Increase the assessed
valuation ~ nll mUfchandiso IN your
county, Tor The pu. pesos Of state taxa
ton, Tor the year OF lsaU, by adding there
20 20 por cent " tho valuation u tho
mcrchaudisu u4 assessed by tho county
assessor ~ tho same appears ON the
assessment roll Of your county Of this
dnto.
Tho board will consider all objections
which may boz made 10 such Increase at
H. office On or before Thursday, August
~, lsuO. By order OF tho board.
j. J. THOMAS, Secretary.
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MINING Notes.

The Centonnial. Eureka will nay It's
regular monthly dividend Of $50, 900 on
the l5ih.
The shait on tho Wonder property
NJ Merour 10 now down to ueplh Of
$40 feet.
A new strike IL reported la the
GoysUf NJ Mrfrur. IL ~ faid that the
ore shows values Of sli 10 the ton.
The shaft At the Began IN PARK
City, h now la to n depth Of $50 feet.
a station has been cut on the 800 level.
The Msr5ur company will assign no
reason for passing the August dividoud
which should have been declared on
the tenth.
The Bullion. Beck has declared IT.
regular August divldend Of $4,000
which will be paid on the 20th Inst.
This, together with the special $4,000
dividond declared on the h lust,
makes gi5 900 for the month and runs
the dividends paid t. date 10 IN aggro-
gate Of g., los, 900.
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Chief Engineer Melvin Beal Of Law.
renee, Mass, IL one OF the nrs veterans
Oi his state.
Chief q. w. Brooks OF Coattsylllo,
Pa, has been la the IRE department
service for twunly.ono years.
Garfield Beach IL the rendezvous tnis
afternoon ana all will have a chance
to deu bathing attire and take a dip In
the briny deep.
The Bell mud Foley nOz1les and tao
Spider were tfied yesterday. The lat.
ter n device fof flooding cellars and
Is an Invention by Amos MoTeton Of
the Salt Lake department.
Editor Rrinnsgol Of the Flremans
Herald, New York, T. an experienced
ffo lighter, and NJ such knows full
VOL with what kind Of stuif TO fill up
the columns Of his paper,
1, Ia quite amusing to note the at.
tempt Of tho delegates 10 give Salt
Lake addresses, For instance, one
stated yesterday that the RIO Crane
ticket 'illc5 gus located at 10 South
West Second strickland the conyen.
ton reared.
The Loeb respifator and the Valen.
Bader helmet were tested yesterday
afternoon before the delegatos. Both
appliances worked admirably ana
showed that they were all TINT was
claimed Tor them In the way OF proofs
against smoke ana foul and poisonous
gases.
Am,ag the visitors is William /.
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New incorporation.

John w. Burton, Ia. Wagner, Chas.
w. R5ss, }. II. Rives, 4. A. Poe, I'M.
Stout and Joseph &. Creighton flied
articles Of incorporation today with
the county CLERK OF the Gold Flint
Mining company. The capital stock OF
the company shall be 81 800, 900, divid.
cd into 300, 900 shares OF tho psT value
Of % eacn, anu 10000 shares of which
IL set aside NJ treasury stock. The com.
pany owns the Pioneer mining claim
ana lode ami the Gold Flint mining
claim AMI lode, both situated IN
tue MHokiuAw mining district, Lem.
hi county, Idaho. the principal
offices will be located Ia tnis city with
branch riilces 10 be established at
points IN Idaho.
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DAILY WEATHER yANE.


Weather reports showing obssrya.
tlous at am. to1nyi
Salt Lake Ciiy--Barometer, 29.0g;
temperature, 90; minimum, 90 WIND,
southeast, ghi; clear,
Baker CITY Barometer, 21.Hs; tom
peTaturo -; minimum, is, wind,
southwest, H. miles per hour; clear
Cheyenne Barometer, 5000; tenn
porAIurr, 90; minimum, %; wind,
northwest; light, clear.
Heleua-- barometer, 30,lsi tcmpern-
ture, Is, minimum, 49; wind, south
west, 0 milos per hour; clear
Miles Cily- barometer, 3O,li; tenn
perature, As; minimum, a.; wind,
southwest, lighli clear.
Barometer 80 90; tenn
ptrAtuug 90, minimum, o.; wind,
east, mllrs per hour, clear.
ldnho barometer, 5000; tenn
poratuTu, g.; minimum, Az; wind,
north, light; clear.
General and local forecast TOT 80
hours ending & pm, Aug. 18Th;
For Utah, fair tonight ana rhuTB.
day, stationary temperature.
halI Lake CITY and vicinity, fair,
stationary temperature.
j. n. SNHu,
Observer Weather Bureau.
Toiays temperature IN shown In the
fac simile thermometer given below:
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kings have governed England for
COS Year,, queens Tor 100 anu ptolu cl1rS
lOT II yean. Thg average reign Of the
kingA has been .5ii yuafs, Of the
queens 20 yeats, tue average reign OF
all the s0vereiyns being between 2s
ana % yeats. The average reign q the
klnss Of the Angevin dynasty-8U5
yeau--is greater than that VI any
other foigning family, although the
average reign OF tho house OF Bruins.
wick very nearly approaches II. The
average Of tie HOTkist klugA-s years
Ia the least OF all. Four sovefeigus OF
England have been OF the Norman
dynasty, aud reigned IS Yeas; eight
were Angevins OF Plantagonuls aud
Teignel 2ib years, three were VI the
house Of Lancaster and rrigntd %
yoau; three q that Of York aud
feigued - years; i've were TuIors aud
teigned 90 yeaIs, aDd there have been
ak soveteigns Of the house VI Bruno.
wick, which has existed now Tor ISL
ygnfs
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A CRAZY CLOTHlER.


A Ruselan Jew named Hutwi.s,
who has been doing business Ne a
cloihivr II the 81. Elmo block near the
corner Of Third South anu East lem.
pic streets, became suddenly and VIC.
lently insane this afternoon.
For some time he has been slave 10
the excessive use of cigarettes and 10
MS friends often said no was afraid tho
habit would dive him mad. Strange
to cay he made the same remark an
hour before his reason gave way
and NJ a time, too, when he
seemed perfectly rational. HIS favings
beguu without waning TO others OK,
copt what he had himseli given ~ h..
dlcattd He became maniac Of the
most dangerous sort AMI violently ~.
saultcd a number Of citizens who with
such assistance Ne they could
speedily summon held hlm At
bay until the arrival VI the
officer. Then he hSd TO be downod
ny hatsh measures aud strapped and
bound, He was taken 10 tho county
jan by Policemen 5eigfus, Dillon anu
Hilton and Detectives 5heets anu jan
ney. He igu ght like demon anu his
tailinks were ifighfui 10 behold,
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within. treasurer aus general man
ngor VI The arm - 3. r. Hayward a
Co., Now York. Tho G mpAuy carries
IRE apparatus ami supplits OF Uvefy
kind au1 their representative was
handing out some very beautiful
souvenirs today Ia the share Of n sii.
vet-piatCd pencil and rule clmbined.
The Flfomen and their ladies en-.
joyeI o. treat at the free concert given
ia the Tabernacle last night In their
honor. The numbers by the choir ami
organ were gems aud each was fol-.
lowed by an encore, =, vigorous was
the applause. A fitting ami pleasant
termination wns the singlng Of Am.
erica aud The star Bpaugled Banner by
tho choir anu audience.
The visiting ladies' who have been
enjoying themsulvcs under tho cha
retOnnge Of our single t1l1u, w. r..
O'Moara, are ~ follow: Mrr. J. ID.
Paige, joliet; ME-. Herbert Heston,
Mrs. J.. G. Baxter, Miss Llwnesbufy,
Pbiludolphia; Mrs. George w. Miller,
Reading, Nre. &. II. Conn, Alien.
town; Mrs. "A. Heinmiilsr, Columbus,
o.; Mrs. George W. Kellogg, Sioux
Cuy; Mfs. joseph krmiflgJ, Dubuque;
Mrs. J. Keller, Sioux city; Mrs. E.W.
simpson, 5prinvhclI, o., Mrs.. W. j..
Whltlnr, New York; Me. a.. l.. smith
it,, Chicago; Mite. Henry G.. Grillu,
Tariytown; Mrs. James n. Height,
Peokskil, Miss Ruth Burns, Miss
Myfa G. Burns, llefkimer, NY, Mm.
Heury A. Hills, Wyoming, o.; MIS-.
NJ. Il. Morrisln, HarlwelI, o.; Mite. h.
l.. stetson, Minneapolis; Mfs. T.. l..
Baiy, CIlofaio SprluRs; Mrs. w. ".
: yner, Atlanta; Mrs. Julius Peatse.
Denver; Me. George W. Hook,
PuoblI; Mts. W. IL. Lnlugef, rOlet8;
Mfs. J. w. Dickinson, Cleveland.
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lie only Wanted to Know.

"Papa," said an inquisltive boy,
"ion't fishos have legs?"
"rhey do not, answer6d papa.
"wby dont they, papa2"
"Bccause Dishes swim, and DOM re-.
qulre legs."
The small boy was Silent for a few
minutes, and papa forgot about his
questions. Then he asked.
"paps, ducks have legs, don'i
thoy2"
"Mhy, yes, ducks have legs"
"Woil ducks swim, DOM theyD
"ies.D
"rhrn why DOM fishes have logs II
ducks d07 Or why don'l iucks net
have any legs n fishes dou'2"
Papa gave IL up.-Poarson's Weekly.
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,TOUEs AND nAaHErs.
N.r YorE sleeh nn.ncl

INV NOuh. Aug ~ - tndustriala were
selected ~ the most Vulnerable poiut by the
bears 40 the opening uf Change today. Uudrf
liberal sale sugar declined ~ tobacco and
leather preferred ~, Manhattan broHo per
cent 10 ~. dfangrrs aud leading Internal ion.
al Hharrh declined ahuut point
Liberal purchasing ordOra distributed
among various stocks sicmmed tue reaction
ury movement and led 10 a higher plane "
yalucs. sugH rallied ~ 20 no, The market
dfplAyo q fuNtfishnonf alta
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Gninr 10 Cnsiilln.

Governor Wells and stan will spend
tomorrow at Castillo Springs, spanish
Fork canyon, where some Of tbs slatv
militia companies ate now ebcamped.
by courtesy Of the Rio Grsndu Western
the company will occupy private car
specially provided for thsiT comfort.
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Increased Valuation.

The Assessed valuation Of merohan.
dlse In the county Ia to DO raised 20 per
cent o. the Intentions OF tho State board
#. equalization are carried into effect.
tIe increass Will not, AS far as at pres.
ont ouniemplated, 10 extended TO real
estate; but what the future may de-
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SPRINGPiELD, ills.. Aug. lg.-W. D..
Beck, lhv Democratic nomlnre Tor
state auditor, resigned today Just be.
fore tho P0pullsl state convention met,
10 mako room for the PoIulist. Ihs
entire Democratic ticket will no en-.
uOrted.
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AYERS PILLS
'i'r'' sar'apaHlI, Cures ali Blood Ohora,n
rAst.nouNp ENrun.IoNs

Via rio GvHnde western uaiiway.
Milwaukee aud return, !4AsO, July
rs, l4and 10.
81. Louis and return, $3.50; Julyls.
10 and 20.
Omaha and return, 5000; Angus, Is,
II and is.
Milwaukee and Return, $3.50;
August % and %.
II. Paul aud return, $500; Augu,,
20 and 80.
Bar Through sleeping car; cool
anu delightful trip through the noun.
taini; famous scenery; comfortable
equipment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-12
NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GiNEN THAT
~ there VIII be- q meeting u the stnekholl.
ore Of tue lcrria Gold and silver Mining aud
milling company o corporation, held % me
compAny'a nnCe, No, % east South Temple
street, salt Lake Cay, Utah, at 4 O'CLOCK D. in
On tho iJih day OF August, 4. n. isd, for ihr
Transaction Of such business as may legally
come lof0ro the meeting
a. MILTON MUssER,
krDfUhfYs
tAlr LAKE. CtrN, utah. August %, isjo.