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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04

pI,II.DTNG MATEEIALl

,r,IENT--Portland cement, PEI, vi 4,
50 Gsco: Roscdale cement, :, or az, p .o Mas
Sis.go, lime. $l,co; fire siaE' 81 louis. per
ter paris. $40. fire oricS' d.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
GRAIN AND HAy.

toad las. lob cars from mills deal ~,
Car ioau Nj Nm, store ~ C. more per 10y
f ers o ena han saSo per bushel on oats ana
corn, --s
CHOPPED COlSN@,;cA''0 p''
oATs-@3.asic 10 N :. i,es tsn Sz'f nil
HAY-Alfilfa, SLV,a ~, a. -5ais'Co; South
let. 81. J1dl2 20. timotny' Sl''s
Texas prairie. Aoo4fo'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
CHICAGO.


Chicago september 3.-Firm cables and
irost IN The Northwest were the sustain
ing strength of wheat today. They were
innuenral IN advancing that market to
above yesterdays close. Corn and oa,s
participated In tho firm closing and closed
sc h.Shcr each, Prov sions declined and
clos 1t 5ul0c lower
traders in wheat thought they saw an
VltuHs Tor h CHER prices AID quite e W
OF then bought little, paying i.0asc over
Ersjerday's prices for il. the figures for
peeembor varying from 5St.c TO 5Siac.
Corn was a shade better
oats were quito but frmer
Provisions showed Independence Of the
era market, for while the latter wer,.
advancing provisions were fail ng Jan
tary pork lost l0c. January lard sc and
January RIBS 1tac. Estimates for tomor-
h ss 22,00o head
casa quotations were as follows:
Fiqur- Unchanged.
-, " hoat-No. sprng, 5ei9, No. spring,
ad0',. No. red, 6Di.1lUOls.
Corn No. .. 20 rs.
Oats n. .. iaa.
.oais 40. 2, ~. No. 2 white. JoA4Q2Ola
No, white. lil3Hl9.
Rye No. ,. 500.
iIswley-No., 3, 2e@2a; No. 4, 70.
FlaN seed-No. !. e'ig.
Timothy 80 ed-prlme $50
Mess pork Per barrel, 565a570.
l-ari-rer lo pounds $50
Sheet ribs sideS.-Louse. 10.
Dry sailed shoulders Boxed SA,n4
Snort clear sJeS-l}cN ed. SlG3 ~
" N"y-Distillcrs finished goods per
gallon, lis.
Chez, Steady; 7s0s.
s'' '"' - =. ~, r,,
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NJ, $40; drain paving tile, per foot. TSl5c;
t. mehss incluslve felt roofing, per
nltnt plaster, per ten. sli.oO. Mastering
haii' goat. per H., &c; laths. per NJ, 500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
COTTON POINTS

New Orleans expects $500 10 $500 bales
tomorrow. against 1874 on the same dag
last year.
II * reported In Now York that Runge
the Galveston cotton authority, says me
recent rains In Texas did little II any
good, and that the State viii not raise
over 2oOo.6N halcs,
The estimated receipts for Houston 10.
morrow aye 5GJ1 TO GOO bales. as compared
with 1859 last year and ;est on the CORE
spending date IN 1904 The weeks re-
cep,s VIII fall short OF expectations
L. T.. Glenny a. Co. OF Ney Orleans
wired h.. Il. cherry this morning. our
I.!vcrpool friend lelegraphs INDIA crop
unfa vorable. probably Egypt same. In
Brazil the crop IN VIII be rather more
han last season, splnners have bongn,i,
40 freely lately that we expect they VIII
now fall back on their stocks and take
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-04
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

Owing to sharp advance IN ocean
Night rates. the Texas mills have been
Expelled 70 lower quotations on cotton
ID meal and cake about 81 per ton. The
bpcrt demand continues excellent. and If
kpping rates had remained at former
|grs.. the mills would very likely have
Blurred profitable prices ON these products.
TIE condition Of the oil market re-
bains practically unchanged. In COM
tsrtng. upon the low prices now irovntl-
BE- the Williams & Flash complt Of
Stw York says. ore feature winch is
|praiins against an improvement in the
61crt demand rs the fact that exchange
now ruling very low. while on the Other
)Rnd there has been It carp advance N
kfaa freight rates, CIV ~ to the heavy
Eiiment q grain. uui as Jesuit either
foreign buy must make up their
birds to ras ,',c,r BIDS TO cover this
tsfrence OF sHlier. here must hn cone
PIT to accept tess, ana IT remains to ha
pr vho has the courage and patience
bold out the 'cuger "
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Reported for The Post daily. except
Thurscay and SInddys. by Albert Mont
eomery * Co. ulmitedJ. nye stock COM
'Jls~i,u merchants. o A..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15
A TRAIN WRECKED.
Several Cars D,rallsd but 01ly 01o
Person Injured,
ruE RAILS TAnpERED WIN.
Had End Csll',loi Causing tn
Death of an Engineer aud
Ilrtmin.

wAsniNGToS, d. C., Aug. l5.-The
Chenapeak and Ohio express bound
from Washington 10 Cincinnai was
thrown from n eide track nt Ravens.
worth, Va, eighteen miloi below
Washington at 1910 O'Clock this morn.
ing by train wteckor. The engine,
mail car, express car and ono truck.
tho combined baggage and smoker
were deralled. Toe only person 10.
lufod was Baggage Master T.. 5. COTE.
man whose back wss hurt by being
thrown against a chalf. Tue rails had
been tamp,red with Just beyond tho
curve, which prevented the wTcckofs'
work from being seen until the train
was cl0ie on tue spufs OF the trace.
Engineer Fowler applied the air
brakes aud succeeded IN stopping the
train only after the engine had ira
yelled on the ties almost emo hundred
feti. The switch lamp had bsun re-.
moved, the switch lock broke anu the
switch thrown for the side track. Tho
wTtckef8 waited noat tho track anu No
the nagman went back TO project the
train a bullet sped by his head but
missed the mark,
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THE GREEN BAG.

Water tax noiicea afe being sent out
by the city treasurer ~ the east side Of
the city.
Josh inward, Ss, and Anna Il. Tye,
90, Of this city, were today granted n
marriage license.
Secretary Walton OF the State land
beard is up Mt his ranch In Rich cum.
~. He will be back ON Monday.
Judge and Mts. Miner left for Cali
fofnia yesterday aftsrnoon. They OK.
IeCt TO return from the Golden State in
about teu dAye.
An amended complaint has been
FLED Ia ths District court IN the suit u
Esther A. BorensOn against Ezra Jar.
Wis ct nj on n ~ o ulssofy mole.
VIM. ID. Livingston Of Sanpote coun.
~ ana q. a. Iverson Of 5anprte couu-
~, respectively attorney and recorder
OF that county, were today commits.
Stoned noiarits public.
Certificates Of Incorporation were
iisued today by Secretary OF State
Hammond TO the Statewide Creamery
company Of Weber county, and 10 the
Crystal Creamery company OF Summit
county.
Mrs. Andrew Smith Jr. desires the
NEWS TO exptess for herself ana In DO.
halt Of her absent hu,band, n grateful
aoknow ledgement ior tho kibdnesa OF
numerous iTienda during the sick ness
OF their child. Harold H., ana la the
bereavement caused by his death.
Brig Jensen is to have a hearing at 4
O'Clock today before Justice Harveylon
n charge oi cruelty to animals. He
was arrsstod yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Gibbs on a warrant Issued by
Judge Harvey based upon a complaint
sworn 10 by Capt. John w. Gfeenman,
agent OF tho Soeioiy Tor the Proven.
ton Of Cruelty 10 Animals.
Articles Of incorporation Of tho Nor.
tezumg Mining & Milling company
were flled with the county clerk today.
Tho incorporatore are j. II. Stiatton,
l.. A. Copeland, w. H.. Fefrebee ami
q. B. Atterhury OF Murray nnd w. 3.
Copeland OF Aspen, Colorado. The
capital stock Ia placed ut 100000 ant
thu life OF tho company II limited 90
atty year,, the principal Offices to be
located ut Murray.
In the poregrinHtlons Of the looAtors
OF the Slate land board records OF mln-
eIal depOsita all over the Slate will DO
made ana kupt, together with resul,s
OF assays. etc. IL ~ also the Intention
% kecpa cabinet collec lou OF mineral
specimens, which will DO splendid
feature. The recorde and cabinet ought
TO prove very valuable acquisitions TO
the boards bureau OF information.
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Woman's Day at Saltair.

On Thursday the Goth inst. the
women OF the State and Relief Society
Of salI Lake City anu county will have
an excursion 10 beautiful saltair.
Gentlemen are specially Invited.
senator Frank J. Cannon, Governor
Heller M. Wells anu Judge w. IL.
King viii make bfiet addresses on
topics Of the day. w. G. Dunbar
with his Highland blgpipts will give
some 81 his fsvoritu selections ami
there Will bo male quaftette and
fancy dancing by little giflr. Mrs.
Elizabeth ID. MoFaTlano will give an
appropriate recitation anu there Will DO
other musical attractions.
There will be an expression OF senil.
ment from tho woman v1teu, read by
someone who has u good voice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15
POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
State Democratic Committee Meeting
This Afternoon.
THEY WILL ISSUE Az ADDRESS.
Pow ~ VIII, II Appears, he IIscltd
Almost uranlmou,ly-Where will
the Convention De!

The Democratic State committee will
meet at the kuuisiofd al O'Clock this
afternoon Tor ths purpose Of eleetlng a
chairman to ouocesd Judge Powers, Of
Issuing an ujdTess anu deciding up1u
the time and place OF holding thu State
convention and tfansaciing such other
business a. may come up. Ia tho FIRST
place It appears thu, Juogc Powers
will 10 chosen to succeed him.
stli by an almost unanimous
vote though It isnn open secret, that
II. J. Dinniny. r.. ). Daiy, Gerald l..
Jackson, ). W. Hamm ami number
Of others will open war on him and for
time The condition may be tomew hat
,ropicsl. fn tbs second place the I'D.
dten will csver the political situation,
pasi, present ana future and declare
That silver 10 the paramount Issue Of
the day ana that the Chicago platform
is the one upon which tho people Of
Utah should slnnd. Thirdly, the time
anu place OF holding the STATE oOuyen.
ton will be discussed. There was
strong feeling today among the
members VINO were seen to hold the
convention either al Nophi of Manu
20 as 10 c0nyince this people Of tho State
that there are other pisces OF Import.
auco within It, boundaries boiida Salt
Lake, Ogden aud Prove. Ia addition
60 that ~ IL thought 10 DO "gOs1 poll.
tirn,u
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$3.50 what no r1uli Tor tNt cultut hbu
Ut lat lrep1tis she lie geliing along
uicsly.
Matt Messonger Mia. Aunia
Elizabeth Garrison u Mnyheld, aged 90
yeafs, fell down hur cellar nj her rtei'
dcnoe lust Thursday evening about
nino O'Clock, sustaining eeyeio iniuficp.
Her aged husband carried her ffom
ths cellar WHEN IL was iouni her lett
leg was broken In two place, ahove tho
smile. Dr.. Kennor was summoned
nnd ret tho fractured limb, hui nj tlis
writing the patient Ia reported
ne getting along hicriy."-...
A nsL homo Industry osi1ulIBnmcnt
has been started to- finnll q past week
Ia the character VI illiuufy Cstah.
lishment, where tue little Kris eau he
tupplied with every article necessary
10 toy out their dolla In becoming style.
The estatlishmonl IL presided over by
feycral juvenile sileslsdlcs ami n en-
Toying healthy patronage. Hate,
hOnnets. gowns, ole, Tor the dolls arc
on exhibition In undlree variety, tue
prices Oi tho various afticlcs rang
Ing from two TO ten eggs cach.....
A very painful accident bh'ci }. W.
Fletcher, toe walhknOwu ahle repre-
sentative oiz. g. N. l., whls maKlng
his customary trip south. The heavy
raina Of iats have made s1mo oil toe
roads almost impossible. Between
Rsdmond and baiinn the team became
iractiuus In enicavOtlng to CrjHs some
Ilanii which had heon placed across
without on the road and Fletcher was
thrown out OF the wBcon, the wheels
passing over the lower paft bi his blck
and the Lot leg above the ankle. His
injuries viii c5nlno him 20 his hons
for a few weeks.
Bountiiul Clipper Stephen II.
Ellis met with a rather peculiar ncci.
dent on Friday which camoWiihin ono
Of costing him one OF bio eyes. He
was loadlug pig into tue wagon
when the fqusalcr Kicked him inlet.
Tag an ugly hosh wound near ono Of
hit eyo o.. However, II is not eoriour.....
Oscar, the seven or oigni.yonf.oiu
Gon Of Noes Holbrook, came very
nearly metting his death op Wodnes.
day by falling from q Iaddor' lio was
near tue top OF tho slack handling his
father wirs % tie the weights " 10y
on tho stack whom he fell. lio foil
about fourteen feet hlflking on bis
uNAA h4AAl utulNiuF hAa AN.hH aNNAs
About bali an hour after hu was burt
ho nccamo unconscious anu remained
20 about TOUR houfs. AZ last accounts
he was doing wUll....... The $500 UP.
passenger train from the DoFlh on
Woduesiay evening ran Into Cai'a
hero OF cows a. Paok'a cr3ling 10.
ttanily killlng Ihrtc, fatally vounding
uuu aud badly ifiufinp another. some
OF the cows were thrown about hixiy or
seventy feet over high picket ionce.
a trHmp who wsa SOMEWHERE on tho
ffOat OF tho engine near toe cow
catcher Gays that the air brake was n0,
applied until tho locomotive wae with.
In thlTty foot Of tho cattle. Israel Gail
witnessed tie whole tiiair from his hay
wagon M he was drivlug home from
the nsld. He says that -four or i've
boys worked liko beavers TO head OIL
the cattle hui were unable 10 do 20 ns
part OF tho herd had got over the track
aud tho balance was anxious 10 follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15

Judge Richie made the following
orders In the probate court this morn
ing;
Estate OF James NJ. Hicks; hearing
on order 10 show cause why order Of
sale OF real estate should not be made.
Continued TIL Monday 10 q. m.
Eatate Of Anna NJ. Weiteffield;
order approving proofs Of finAl account
and petition Tor final distribution
granted.
Estate OF VIM. 3. Brighton; order ap-
proving proofs OF final sccouut aud Pc
tllion for iinal dislribulion granted.
Estate OF Mary Aun Pugh, order APP
proving fnal account anu nnal distTi-
button ordered.
Estate OF WIN. l.. n. Allen; order
approving returns ON sale OF real estate.
Estate AMI guardianship OF Cyrus
Alueitson ct nj, minor; hearing on
petition Tor Letters OF guardianship con-
tinusd 10 August -.
Estate OF James NJ. Farmer; j. S
Bodell appointed commissioner u rep
resent Fred Farmer, an absent heir,
with bonds oi SbJO.
Estate OF En2a Bowling; dual 40.
count approved; hearing On petition
Tor final dialrlbution Continued from
August 9Th.
Eatate oi George IL. smell; hearing
on allowance OF balance OF claim OF
Nat M. Brigham continued.
Estate OF James Il. Whytock; will
probated.
Estate OF II. A. woolley; order mad Q
for sale OF real estate.
Estate OF Julia a. Farren; claim OF
Dinwoodey Furniture company al.
lowed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15

LouIsviLLE, Ky, Aur. ib--Two
national championships afuOn tho card
for tho rleaing day OF the l., a. w.
national moet-thu half mile ana hvo
mile events, Although CO1poPa run
of successive victories was broken yes.
icfdny whon Tommio Butler made bis
sneak m tho milo championship, the
Detroit boy 10 expected - diatinguish
himtuif again today. Eddiu Bald has
not yet crossed the tape winner
Gardiner l. u0nsiJtfoi dangerous since
his foc0fd.bfeaking performance In the
milo open yesterday. Tue other ovento
10 DO contested today are the mile han.
dicnp, the mile Oren Tor amaieufs, two
mile nmAteur state championship,
professional two mile lhandioap, ..3U
class mile for amateurs ana mile open
professional.
Tho following qualified in.the respee.
tive event.;
Amateur mile handioiI: Fist heat
-Bsrnwsshef, Lum, Garfield, Ham.
mont, Thoino, simpson, GfOeechol;
time 2:li 20.
Mllt-si31 class, amateur
Fist heai-W. Il. Lecomp,r. Can.
folj, n. IL. Wright, Mlduundorf.
Time, 3.i035.
Second heat - Kirby, DjugheTly,
Dutphe, Leather; 9.5ia5.
Thru heht-P Peabody, Cummings,
Smith, l.. Cobufn; g;6i 30.
Professional, milo uprn-
First heat-Bali, Rugby, MeClosty,
Eehrsin; time, a:ai o.
Second heat - Allen, w. Coburp.
A cker,, CLARK; 9;2T 20.
Thru hrEt--h m BntlUr, Loughead,
Gardiner, Zilgloi; 1871 25.
Fourth heat-Ssuger, kenndey, J e..
Eaton, Mcfarland; 2;23 10.
Amateur mile, Ougu--
Fret heat-MckeOn, Middendorf,
Thomt; time, 2:85.
Second hont-B lrnwasher, Halters.
ley, Howard; 2:fO SO
Third hon, -F'itcnnef, SIM Berg.
Luo0mpiC; ..iJ 30.
Fourth heai-peAbody, Ingraham,
Saaton; 1857 90.
Second heat, amateur mile handicaf:
Howard, Ebrrnardi, Haliersley, Fitch.
ucb MeCabe, Durpeo, McCarlhy;
time, 2;i2 80.
Third heat = Ingiaham, Colburn,
MCkee0n, MiddeudOff, SealOu, Cum.
miugu, Ewing; time, 2;i2.
Professional and amateur national
championship, half mile:
First heat--Coopar, Bald, Coulter,
Baker; time, 1908 10.
Second heat--W. Coburn, Kennedy,
Slhrbuck; 1903 80.
Third heal-lom Butler. Gardiner,
Ray Mcdonald, Zsiglet; laos.
Professional two miie hAnt ar
First heat! Heller, Eaton, McCitary,
Sanger, Kennedy, Sohfein; time 4:89
20.
Second hoai-Callahan, Ncwhouse,
Oldhelc, VsnHerrlck, DR.. Blown, l..
q. johnson; 4:l7.
Third heat osher Clark, Allen,
Becker, Cox, Bob walthall; 4'2s 8.5.
This eudeu tbs mofnlnu's work,
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Fhiiieal Pointers.

Mfs DR.. H.. Is. Ferguson IL reported
As beiug candidate Tor county clerk
on the Democratic ticket.
Colonel Cash OF Provo came up this
morning to attend the Democratic
Stale committee meeting.
Attorney o. w. Moyls. who has
been attempting 10 Induce Cache can
yon trout 10 bite Mt his bait for the pas,
two or three weeks, came down TO vote
at the DemoofEtle State committee
meeting today.
Judge G. W. Benefits Bam0 IL new
being used In connection with Com
gTrsslonAl nomination by tue Repub.
lirans, Notwithstanding the gentle.
pnn's preference lies In the direction OF
a senAtorship.
The Third Precinct Free Silver
quaf,etle are busily engaged In prao.
icing campaign sOngs, The quartette
Il composed OF James AllswOrth and
Finest Lsngton, fret aud second
tenots, George l.. Williams ana Ben.
II. Haddock, first ana second bass re-
specively.
President Newell OF the City Coun-
oil .Aid today II was the gravest Kind
OF mistake to think that he was OPP
pose1 10 Councilman Lloyd receiving
the came recognition ON the a. uuioipal
commission us was accorded 10 Mr.
Elliott. He said there had been an
encoAvor 10 stalk Lloyd out OF that
idea" In order o. make q feadlustmeut
But he was willing aH this president OF
the Council 10 SIZE TO II that Lloyd WA
properly tecognlzed at the ntxI meei-
ing.
A more than ordinarily observant
gentleman, who Is y pronounced non.
believer Ia the political equality OF the
sexes, TAKES objections 20 the statement
OF couple VI prominent ladies AS
Published Ia last evenings NEWS,
wherein they took the position that the
fair sex must no looked after In the
nominations this fall. Mr.. Man sAyt;
"rhe ladies' are being very we'll cared
for ut pteaent, 80 much 80 In home ui
our Gil cee that men arc almost exolud.
cd. Taks q stroll through the depart.
menIs Of the Joint building and you
will find that the clerlca. assistance
nearly all comes from the fair
sex, No matter what kind OF
permit You want you have 10
get Ii from female deputy. A male
deputy In the Joint building IL u curl
oslly ~ rare as white elephants. Com
paTatiyely iew uen OF families arc ennj
ploysd there. Now am not n woman
halor but | aun'l want to sec this
OH DIAL equality tusiaess oyerdone."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15

The last trials OF the candidates were
held on Thunday. Alter her victory
nj Brighton beach ON Tuesday last,
when RhodesiA defeated Dryers
CloDphus In n canior 10 last
time, she became the strong choice
among betting men. Thursday
rhe got an easy gnllop covering
Xix iurlongs In n tribe better than l:l7.
The actual iRvorltu Is the Western
Ornament, the winner OF both halves
Of the double event, and second 10
Winged Foot 10 the great trial stalker.
with Sloane Ia the saddle he will not
feel the weight OF Gafrleon's urgiag
and va no Ia very sluggish may show
the best form, lie viii DO Mt . disAd-
vantage owing 20 the new rule forbid
ding assistant starters 10 hold the
horses for good start. bt0ckwell's
stables Challenger " likely TO be the
third iGvorlte OF betting men. scottish
Chieitnin 10 the chief one OF Marcus
Daly'a string, although Ogden viii be
sent TO the post. The former has not
done well OF late while tho latter 10
comparatively unknown.
Ogden won tho iuturily by length;
Ofnamrnt ioooni by n length; Rodei.
mond third; time LILO.
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A Small Boy Robbed.

Yesterday litlle boy from the
Twentieth ward waS sent 10 the Tlth-
ing Oflics 10 mako some purchases.
Hu carried n purso about sevnn Inches
long, which projected abort die.
tiuee from his pocket. Just after
entering tho yard on south Temple
street, he was neo)ated by n man who
asktd thr boy his name. On being In
foimsf, the man further Inquired n he
had rather, evidently not desiring 90
rob m orphan. On being Informed
that he mad, tho man quickly grabbed
the projecting pure anu maze oil. The
boy was 10 huwiidUfed that u did not
occur TO him 90 call Tor help, but
stfaiehtwhy no made for homs ana
told his mother. Luckily the purse
conlaiued only u small amount In
orders,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15
Romney Reunion.

The siKly.nilh birthday OF Bishop
George Romney OF the Twentieth ward
was fitlingly celebrated last evening,
August l4th, at the residences OF his
son Miles A. Bishop Romney's child.
ren presented him with an elegant
family Bible containing the geneAiogy
OF his family. a large number Of his
children were present TO participate In
the festivities VI the evening aud Join
In wishsng their father Too Joys OF
many years to come. Sediments com.
plimenlafy TO Brother Romney were
expressed by II. 4. Luna OF ~. George,
n, Y. Scnoileld, Hill, Romney, Mileu
A. Romuey, George R9mney Jr.,
Ernest Romuey, Olson Romney, Geo.
j. Roes aud &. u. stewart. Excellent
vocal snd Instrumental music was iut.
nisned by Mary snd Kate RlmnUy.
Bishop Romnry Ia Que Of the pioneer
residents OF this city, anu QUE OF the
best known ana hignly esteemed ciIi-
Gems
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-08-15

The following building permit were
Issued during the week from the build.
ing inspectof'A object
y. Nelson, 1884 wes. Second North;
kitchen, so.
y. BJtueway. 483 west Eighth
North; Kitchen, SiI
Joseph Hall, no a; Kitchen, $50:
Mts. NJ. A. Harrington, ~ north
West Temple; i0un iaiion, SO.
r. IL. MJtfison, IS Rjtsio, between
Sixth nni Seventh Norlt; barn, $40.
r.. NJ Andrews, sij PALM; nficS
house. ELK rooms, porch, two Closets
and pantry, 1900.
W. a.. Cfomaf. South Temple, near
corner OF Ninth Est; alterations; $500.
II. H. Asadouan, South Temple,
between Twelfth nud ihlfteenth Easi,
by J. II. Mclachlan, builder; two story
brick hOufo OF oight rooms, two
porchts. four cl0sets, pantry an1 hath
loom; 81 $50.
II. b. sndotlan, South Temple, be-.
tween Twelfth and rnirteontu East,
by } L. McLachlan, builder; two story
brick house u eight rooms, two
pofchep. ieuf closets, pantry anu bath
room; ST.
Mrs. J. Talbot, aai east sixth South;
addition OF Onn room; 500.
Mary Gemmill, 1893 south Fiith Eas ;
addition Of two rooms, porcb, closer
anu bath room; $40.
y. A. Bailey, 2l5 north Fifth Wosi;
photograph gallery; $40.
VIM. kiROy, rear ui l4i Fourth
B5uth; bfick house OF i've rooms, porch,
Two closets, pantry anu bath room,
sl,200.
Mrs. n. q. Marouoy; double houss
OF sixteen rooms. iour porchos, four
closets, two pautfles and two bath
roomi $1,000.
Hsin,iuy aud Emalty, corner OF
klty tn East anu Eleventh South;
addition Of one room; slU0.
=. &. Wogne1n, 500 east, Filth
South; TWO room addition; 500.
II. Il. scott, ~ eisil roiTd South;
alterations. $50.
MrS. Il, Burro ys, Eleventh Eistnear
Twelfth south brick cottage Of three
rooms, pUtob, oiofet rul pantfJ, 500.
A. Lavagruns. lt75 Eighth las
frame barn; sl5U
John GlOson, 9js Second; Al,eratIoni F,
SlyU.